Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 September 1890 — Page 3
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Moving Week.
Special Bargains Offered.,:
it SALE:—A aeoond liunil Inch Coin hilight roadster byclolo, 1H88 pattern,III wrfectcondition, aheap. Inquire' nt I.ueey's !„ok store. .USAhU—Dr. Tllney's horse, 850.
FiKSAI.K—llaby
IlKNT—A brlok house with rooms. No ooHt Wubasli avenue. Apply at 310 east Wabatih avonuo. 0
PWabash
OH KENT—A house avonuo plet liamhf II, Horuady Picket's.
week w: will be it tbe D. F. McClure stand, opposite
the court house on Washington Street.
ROSS BEOS. 99-Cent Store
FOR $2.50
IJ.8.KELI
cab good as new. E lint
cornet, steam cord wood saw all at a barpiln. Cull at 000 south Plum Btrout. BeptSlf
FOIt
SAI.K-CHEAP—House of 7 rooms. 107 West Franklin streot. Inquire of I E»m Symmes. at Jouhnai,offloeor 611 South
Wuliltiirton street. A barvala.
TjV.Hl SAt.K—Dirt oheup. a comparatively nrw phaeton. Inquire at 00U east Watiaili Hveuuc. faced BUver watcli
Klgin movomen't, choap. Inquire at the
TTOtt SALE—An open Klirin mo Journal ollloe.
WANTED.
WAI.TKD:—A
MEN
girl that can ooot, will get
good wages and steady employment at U. L. Lee's. Out. 3.
WANTED—An
aottvo, honest man—Salary
1100 monthly If suitable, with opportunities for advance, to represent locally a ro'IwnalMu New York Iioubo. Hoferences. Manufacturer, Lock Box 1,685, New York.
Wantod: local and traveling. Positions Iiermanent or part time. Salary from start. Experience unneoossary. Brown Bros., •SumTyinon, Chicago. IU. novl
FOR REN1.
pOB IlKNT—Abont October 10th, anewcotr
1
tujroof nix rooma, wood houso, collar, two piUs» htid mantelB, cistern and hydrant wator. rorpartlculurs soeLowHornaday, of llarnhlll Horoaduy & Pickett's. Bept. 25.
a Dongola Kid But-
You can buy ton Shoe:-—Opera,Hall-Opera I 5 or Common Sense. Also, Men's Calf Congress at $2.50, every pair warranted by Hamilton & Brown, ol St. Louis.
124 Bast Main Street.
When vou see a lady whose bonnet exactly becomes her, you will
discover, on inquiring, that
ISTirL© Times Omt of Ten
lit was purchased of Miss Edna Nicholson* opposite the postoffice.
Miss Nicholson has just returned from Chicago, where she has been buying goods.
Advertisements in this column ono cent ft I line 8 day, nothing less than ton cents counted. Cash in advance.
FOR SALE.
Jet. 1.
of 7 rooms on east.
WtihaMt avonuo pleasantly located. Call at 6ept.2«.
170KKKNT:—About Octobor 1, a la
TOO
two
1 story house on east Pike streot. inquire of Will SouiorriUo at J. S. Koiley's shoo store
Full
KENT—Large, unfurnished front room with aloovo, nay window and urate— cheap, inquire 60X east Jofforaon stroot.
P)U
KENT—House of 0 rooms^ well cistern, barn, other outhouses. Noil and 0 lots to pi BUndln. 210 North Pit no street.
Fit
Fruits of all Call on J. K.
KENT—A house of seven rooms, dosirablo property, on east Wabash oue. Call on waiter Pickett.
FpartKENT
Dtt -Miss Benlah I, Hills will have a of her house for rent about Sept. 1st. J22J|J[N^I^0T^AS^FALNJSTROOT^^^^^^^^^
LOST.
LOST:—Areturn
Wilder Brigade lladge.
please to C. D. II Cm an cvivf reward.
05T,
ljiinj'
Finder aud re
A gold watch charm was lost yesterday uiornlnu near the Methodist onuroh.
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rUuor leave ut this ofllco.
0ST—A short gold neck chain without a i-t closi), Mmiowhoro tetwecn the Central ty'K'H'JK and H. C. Larsh's on west Main 5SS?1' rlnder will be rowartled by leaving It *1th Mrs. harsh.
CTKAYKD^Vrom the fair ground,a darkbay ol'iinare. Star In forehead, DO shoos ou. •*,^°riimtloii will bo gladly received by "tUi Patterson, it. Joseph. 111.
L^r-^mwhorebotweenand
Barnhlll, Horna
rtay & Pickett's store L. llnrna mK.,rV4"h*uoe, a small brass door key. Finder PUaso leave at 11. H. fit P's store and hero-
FOUND.
K°m
-A pa pair ot Bpoctacles wltli tlio name
ill .. "•(iurwood, Jewolor. CliampnlKU. li'Lii.
Uuuhsu-
°wuorcun have tlio sumo
culling ut this olBoo.
MOTHERS
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DR*SER
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DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY. SEl'T. 30, 1890.
THE_CITY.
The Weather Report.
Tor Indiana—? a.m.. fair, warmer. Local Temperature. 7am......... 41 2p
In tho Near Future,
Wednesday—At Music Hall. Robert Downing in "Noro." Fridat—At the court house, a speech by Hon. James A- Mount, jit 7:30 p. m.
Announcements.
Regular meeting Sciota Tribe No. 100 I. O. R. M. to-night. Work in Adoption degree, also due night.
Regular meeting of Washington Camp No. 6, P. O, 8. of A., this evening.
PERSONAL
ntco avo-
poi:ND-A hand pulnto.l liund Img on Uio —IJiahopC. II. 1 on ler, of .San Fran^v-«.
Dp- O. E. RANKIN,
Wucuusorto MoutotfUo& lUinkln.) PoclM attention given to the removal of Obi
"r°rS' h«moi ihnlfl«. *»vor tho Corner Book Btori KhAiIukw »tl)uvolW». 018 Bastyfkr ^yssiUNBK'giNOTlCK OF SALIi"
's hereby riven that tlie iindcmlRned I
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nOK-UPS.
—H. M. Harter was iu Lafayette today. —Wm. Hofl'eruan was in Indianapolis to day. —Mrs. F.va Kirsch is visiting at Kokomo. —Mrs. John Mossier is visiting in LaFayette. —J. R. Robinson is in Knightstown on business. —Mins Fannio Ashmi.u is Visiting in
WilliamBport. —Miss Bessio Binford is visitiug in Indiana polis. —Mrs. Minnie MclCuight wont to Frankfort this morning. —Alex Hammond has gone to Itockville to cook in tho Porko Hotol.
Harry Hough, of tho Indianniolis Soutinel was in the oity to-day. —MisnOtaNichoUon is expected liome from Carthage, N. Y., this ovoning. —T. D. Pattiaon, route agent of the U. S. eyrress company, was iu th'a city to day. —Mn% T. U. Glenn who has been visiting Wm. Webster has returned to Chicago. —Misa Mary Campbell has returned from visit with Miss ljilinn Hyrns at LuFnyetto.
ciBo0i iu
?nt»fi.rt|.iSI,oiico. from Chicago. —Mrs. Laura 11. Harp hi.s roturned to Antbouy, lianaw, after a visit with
P'll.NU--A small bor'« cout, new, 011 tho
lfl"nttrcrc"ulr0'1
m,u,ro1O"1™"1
ScptJO WILLIAM T. IlllUSH.
the oity th.s afternoon
Peter Byrd near Walnut Hill. —Miss Emma ISrookH hr.s homo from LfiFayotte aft"r visit with her sister Mrs. K. I'' —Mrp. L'zzio E. l'o'tinper and son, H. a. Oilkoy, of Burlington, Kansas, are visiting her brother, U. i'. b:iyder, of this.oity.
The Cheapest and .Jest
If y.)il iu-0 lhiuiitii« of buying ft fall
Bull you can do no l.0Ue. thai..,, .jivo
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Assignee.
Column, Column, h.i is tho inau If ho can't lit you nobody e:iu.
THE METHODIST PREACHERS
PISHOF FOWLER,
ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
OF
KORl'HWEST INDIANA
Meet To-Morrow—Bishop Powier Preside—Their Names aud Wneru
They Stop.
For the first time iu niuetoon years tlio Metliodist miuistorH of Northwest Indiana will hold thoir Animal Conference in this city. Siueo that time many changes have taken plneo iu the church aud Coufereuce too, all of tliem for the bettor. The last sessiou in this oity is remembered with pleasure by all who were here at that time, aud it is with tho utmost cordiality that this oity agaiiis opens her church&s and homos to this body so greatly enlarged aud improved since its last assemblage hero. We trust the ministers will enjoy their stay here aud will be greatly benefitted, us we are sure our citizens will bo.
THE CONFERENCE.
ed the starling growth aud development of some, its progress has nevertheless been strong and sure. It hits furnished to the church some of its brightest minds aud has been one of the foremost in the propagation of advanced ideas aud doctrines. Its material growth has been solid as well and the church property last year was estimated at 81,003,'255. It paid out last year about S100,000 in ministers' solari js and about S25,000 in benevolences.. All things point to its prosperity and growth aud The Jouknai. trusts that its sessions here may be attended by results which will make this coming couferouco your, a atar year in tho church's history.
nisaor rowuiu.
O. H. Fowler, D. D. LL. D., the presiding Bishcp of this confereuoe, is a Canadian by birth and was born in 1S37. After gradustiug from Gouesee College wi:h the highest houor iu 1S50, he be gan the study of law iu Chicago, but becoming converted h' enterwl Garret Biblical Institute and graduated there in 1601. After several years pastoral work iu Chicago he assumed the Presidency of Northwestern University in 1672. He held the position uuti! 1870 when he was elected editor of the Christian Advocate. He held this position for four years and theu devoted the next four years to the duties of corres ponding secretary of ihe Methodist Missionary Society. At tho end of this work in ISSi the General Conference at Philadelphia elected him Bishop, which position he has aiuoe tilled with credit to himself aud his church. He is one of the most indefatigable and intellectual workers in Methodism and is consider ed one of the finest platform orators in tho oouutry. Owing to his roceut very poor health it is not yet ful'y determined whether he will bo able to preach here ou Sunday next, but if he dojs all may be assured of a rare treat.
t'ONl'r.ttENCU DIltEOIOliV.
Alford Julian, guest of John Bishop, 41" west l'ike street. Alford \V U, guest of Mrs. Miller and
Miss Clara Cilwu S west LJlle^ street.
Birch Thomas, guest of W 13 Griflith, 230 south Washington street. 13riggs A T, guest of Mccleur, 700 east Jefferson street. Bell B, guest of Mrs. Shepherd, south
Elm street.
roturned pleasant Krimor,
Brown P, guest of Mrs. Wallace, at Seaw right's on Wabash avenue. Berry O H, guest of Mrs. Lynn, 201 west
Main street.
Bowcu W, guest of 13 Ornbaum, 513 oast College street. Bisnou Fowler and Beck Samuel guests of Mrs. Lauo-
Place.
BassettProf.
J, guest of Rev.
Middleton, Keeney place. Boicourt Jesse, guest of Dr. OH Jones, 410 south Washington street. BennellE P, guest ot A Hull, 409 west
Market stroet.
Brooke A, guest of Isaac Davis, 10, north Grant avenue. Beal H, guest ot A Ramsey, at
Silas Jones', 213 east Wabash avonuo. Buckles C, guest of Dr. E Detchon, 220 south Green street. Bacon, Charles and wire, W Bruncr, corper College and Water.
College street.
to
Market.
Washington.
east
Cox Francis, guest of RBryant, 511 Wabash avenue. Campbell G, guest of Win Martin. east Main street. L'lavpoil E and wife, puest of Jeff Scott. 510 south Washington street. Cissel H. guest of Uen Wasson, 114 west
400
Campbell Horace, guest of Rev Middieton. Keeney place. Craft Frost, guest of E Evans, !W5 south
Washington street.
Clay pool guest of Anthony Pay ton, fiOH south Washingtbn streetCarson H, guest of Warren Ashley, 411 east Jefferson street. Campbolt C, guest of E Ambrose, east of Vandaiia depot. Clearwaters A sud wife, guests of Mrs
May 1{ Savage, 207 south Walnut street. Clark and wife, guests of Samuel South Plum street. C'olvin S ana wife, guests Wocdard, 415 $ast Jefferson street. Cullen .1 A, guest of Weil. Mu Walnut street. CooperS T, guest of \v Yeaelcy. 400 south Washington street.
Day, Edward, A E Greist. Coi west Main. Dunklebarger, M, Surah Ellis, Longview. Uo.Motto, 13, Brabbs. Dunlar.v, Hand wife. N Myers, Kongview. Dunn, Wni., Ross Bros. Drake, F, Russell, south Grant avenue. Dawson, Joseph, Insley, east Main.
Methodism in Iudiaua dates back to the opening of the present century, but it is needles to remark that its organization and power differed very materially then from now. It was a number of years indeed before even oue conference was organized, and quite a period from that date until the Indiana conference was divided and the North Indiana Conference formed. It was not until 1802 that tho present number was constituted by the formation of the Northwest Conference from ihe North Indiana, atd the Southeast Conference from tholndiiaua. At the time of its formation iu 1852 the Northwestern Indiana Conference contained 18,729 lay members aud 78 ministers, against -12,039 lay m-.-mburs and 255 ministers in 18SU. While tho conference has not manifest- Grcenway L, guest of Wert, 41S west
Edmonson P, guest of 133 west Mam street.
Grimes L. guest of John Bishop, 410 west Pike street. Gee A A, guest of
Wm Brush, 400 south
Water street.
Crist,
Grimes, B, Crist, 314 east Col lege. Greene, Xelsou, Rev, W Greene, east
Wabash avenue.
Goss, S W, W Herrou, we3t Wabash avenue. Gobiu A, guest of Charles Crawlord, west Wabash avenue. Geyer, AC, UN Morgan, W4 east Main. Gossett, w. Mrs. Leah Reeder, "01 east
Godfrey, Samuel, John McCiamroek, 3\X) south Washington. Graham, William, Dr E Kecgan, at Mrs woli's, 111 north Grant ave. Gee Frank, at John Harding in the country.
Main street.
Hurt, H, Dr. Taylor at A. Payton's, south Washington. Ifarfrravo, W P, S Kelley at Sherman
House.
Heminway, W, Rev. \Y Greeuc, east Wabash avenue. Hoil.ngsworth, H. A Gilbert, west Wabash aveftue. Hull, H, 13 Crabbs. Heuson I', guest ofT Heard, east Wabash avenue. Harris and wife W, pruests of S Braden. Hester O M, gruest of E Ambrose, east of
Vandaiia depot.
Hall. W, guest of Mrs. Fanny Robinsor. nt Snyder, lilu south Green. IZoagland S. guest of Mrs Shepherd,south
Elm street.
Hays S M, guest of Dr E Tetten, 521 east Mam street. Harper and wife, guests of Gus Truitt 209 west Jefferson street. Haskell, O C, Fred Mansoc, 401 west Market. Harmon, N, Dr O II Jones, 410 south
Handley. David. Gen Manson,400 west Market. Hurt, M. Dr Lay tie, 00!
Washington.
Ogden. N and wife, west Mam.
High street.
Heath B, guest of John Krug, 507 south Plum street,
Ive'y. 13 F, Mr. MeCampbeli, '.'lO Morgan.
John. D, Dice. Jenkins, F. Mrs. Sallic Ramsey, 213 west Pike. Johnson C, guest of James watson, east wabash arenue. Jesse, David and son. Henry, 510 Elm.
Kindig, and wife. Mrs. Schleppy, east Waoash avenue. Kramer, T, Hutchinson, 424 east
Market.
Kemp, aud wife, Ira Cadwallader, east Main street. Kennedy S P, guest of Mrs It Whitney, 502 east Main street.
Lawhou, E Market. Loder, Wand wite
Gen. Manson, 400 west
Main.
W Gerard, cost
Lambert, Z, W Durham.
Martin, C. JohnS Brown, east Main. Maskin, B, Hutchinson, 424 cast Market. Matthews, W A, Joseph Grimes, 700 west
Wubasli aveuue.
Mikels, W R. A Griffin, 517 cast Wabash aveuue. Mock. 13 and wite. S Gregg at
Wm. Seawright s, 403 east Wabash avenue. Maxwell, H, E Evans, COS south
Maris, D, Wm. Constaucer, 313 north Washington. Myers A, guest ofT Beard, east Wabash avenue. McKinsey, W G, Mrs. Miller find Calvin
J05 west College.
Murlin, H, Cicero McCluer, 700 east Jefferson street. MotTett R, guest of Travis, room at
Mrs Sumau's on Pike street. Myers A, guest of Mrs Elizabeth Tiffany cast* Wabash avenue. McCartney E S, guest ofT Weil, 514 south
Walnut street.
Miller
-Lane
W, guest of James watson, east wabash avenue. McMullen T, guest of W Ycagley 400 south Washington street. McKinsey W and wife, guests of S A
Stilwell, 70S south Walnut streot. Martin, S, wm
Martin,
cast Main.
Mikels, Frank, John McClamrook, 320 south Washington. Merodeth,
Thomas, guest of Sam Hartman
at Mrs Schleppy's, east W abash a\ c. McClain. P,
Geo
Johnson, 500 w\.n Pike
,\\n I
it Oy
N'eal C,B LOrnbaun, 513 east Oy lege Ncwhouse. JEand FP,T McCain cast wabash aveuue.
E Nicholson, l.'il
Ogdeu G. guest of Peter Kennedy.
Payne, D, W Gerard, east Main? Parkhurst, M, A Gilbert, west Wabash avenue. Pavey, M, Isaac Davis, 107 north
Grant avenue.
Pelly E (j, guest of Dr E Tottcn, 521 east Main street. Painter, S. Mrs W 11 Lvun, 201 west
Main.
Paxon P, guest of Peter Kennedy.
Ross, H, W Durham. Rohm, Jacob, Wm. Constancer, 1)13 north Washington. Rippetoe O B, guest of Arch Austin, 312 cast Main. Richer W, guest of Arch Austin, 312 east Main street. Reeder F, guest 01 Travis, room at
Mrs Suman's 011 Pike street. Rodgers A, guest of William Stitt. Reeve A, guest of Mrs Wallace, at Scawr.ghts, east Wabash avenue.
Schell. E A. Rev. W Greene, east Wabash avenue. Slutz. W aud wife, A HornbC'.'lt, 214 south Green street. Spohn, E T, W Durham. Smith, 13 W, Dice. Smith, S, Crist, 314 cast College. Smith L, guest of Wm Brush, 40d south
Water street.
W Rountree,
Shoemaker Chas, guest of Warren Ashley, 411 east Jefferson street. Skiuner, Clark. Mahorney, 500 south
Washington,
Saunders, H. guest of A Ramsey at Silas Jones', 213 east Wabash avenue. Siraten R, guest of Waugh, 20',' south Grant avenue. Staliard J, guest of Dan Rountree, 133 west Main street. Switzer and wife, guests of S'.vitzer, 212 east Wabash aveuue. Stafford M, guest of Stafford, oast
Market street.
Stafford 'j', guest of William Stitt, country. Smith, A, Fred Manson, 401 west Market. Stockbarger, and wife, A McClure.
Robbins House.
Smith, B, Dr. Purviatice, cast Main. Strain. H, Insley, 522 east Main. Seabring L. guest of John Krug. 507 south
Plum street.
Sites B, guest of Mrs Waliaee^at SeaWright's oast waoash avenue. Simmons M, guest of wert, 41S west
Main street.
Tinkham, N Market.
G, Hough, 403 west
TownS and family, guest of Bryant 511 east Wabash avonuo. Tucker, A, Mahorney, 500 south wash iugton. Tippy, worth. Morgan, CW east Main. Thompson, J, Dr. Purviance, east Main. Tillotson D, guest of Waugh, 2irj soutn
Graut avenue.
Utter, II D, John S Brown, east Ma Vaught, J, Mrs. Jennie Davis, on ea» College. Vincel, H, guest of Mrs. I N Vausicklc at
Snyder, 310 south Green.
Virden, AMand wife, Scott, '-0^ west College. Winaus, M, Ross Cohoon at A Payton's. soutii \S"asliui/ton. Wilson, H, \V Herron, west Wabash avenue. Wood, M, Joseph Grimes, 700 west Wabash avenue. Ward, Artemus, A E Greist, 002 west Main. Wright, S.J A Griffin, 517 east Wabash avenue. Ward, Aaron, Sarah Ellis, Long view. Wright, E, W Durham. Warren W 13, guest of Chas Warren. Wilkinson 11 C, guest of Dan Rountree, 133 west Main street. white S and wife, guest of Ii Smith 012 south Water street. wood, H, Keeran, 107 west Jefferson. Webb, E, Geo Johnson, 500 west Pike, worrell, H, Dr Layne, 00-2 Highst. Wood Delos, nt John Harding's in the country. Wilson Oliver, guest of Mrs Whitney 502east iainstreet.
Yount, A G, Mrs. Ramsey, 213 west Pike.
CONFERENCE NOTES.
The sessions of tho N. W. Conference have been held in this city twice bafore, once in 1856 and onoe in 1871 Tho .-'csion of the Iudiaua oonfcronce were held here in 1843.
Rev. S. B. Town, of Terre Haute, is the first Mot-hodist minister to remain five years at one Btation under the new law, although several others in other oonferonoes bntmisH his time by a few weeks.
TI10 probability is that Bishop Fowler will be unable to preside much of tho time during the sessions of the conference. It is possible that he oannot preach next Sunday. He has been a great sufferer from throat trouble and is still under the oare of his physician.
—Butter oups at the Fulton Market.
—Fine candies &t tho Fultou Market. Don't forget the grand cloak opening Friday and Saturday, Oct. 3rd and 4tli at Louis Bisehof's Lady Bazar.
The best cobbler in tho city at Relloy shec house, 124 cast Main street.
Water Itents Iuc.
Water rents for the last quart»r 1S90, arc due October 1 and payable at tho office 011 west Main street. Consumers will please take notice.-. ,•
For fine cooking uppies, go to Bam hill, Horuaday & Pickett's.
Fancy Mavri lemons at Ensmiugers lc Seawright's.
All We AsM of You
Is to look through our larg« stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's CloaksWe know we can please you, and as far as the price is concerned it will be much less than others aak for the same goods
IN MILLINERY GOODS
We have all the newest and finest novelties to be had. In selecting our goods we can assure our friends that they can depend on getting that which is stylish and at a third less than others ask for the same goods. We are headquarters for dress goods, blankets, flannels, yarns, Canton flannels, muslins, hosiery and underwear.
NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK. EAST MAIN STREET
FOR THE
NEXT 30 DAYS SL I* CL "W SL E
AT
LESS CHAN COST!
Five dozen axes, 8$ cents apiece: fotmer price $t. Other fjords in proportion at the Fowler, Ashley & Co. room" on Noith Washington Street.
W. J. BRUSH,
GKAVKLLY HUN.
Mr. Caldwell, of Maoe icinity, is the guest of Hanlou Butlers'. Jnke Joel aud others were in our midst Monday hunting pawpaws.
Mrs. Edna Johnson and Miss Minnie Cloud were at Thorntown Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Butler were tho guests of Squire Vauuice and wile Sunday.
Will Butler is having the house formerly oocunied by him moved to auoth er part of the farm.
W. D. Peebles, our flue stockman,has been quite busy advertising his fine Poland China hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pritohards, of Sugar Plain, visited their son Ol- \V. of thiB place last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Pickeral and Jerre Mote and wife, of Garfield, attended church here Suuday.
Mr. and iurs. Hadley, of near Thorntown, celebrated the twenty-fifth auni versary of t!:oir marriage to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler were in the moss baok regious of Booue oounty the guests of friends at Lebanon over Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Johusou and son Herman, aud Mibs Meilie Rumble called ou friends ut Garfisld and this place Sunday.
The new school is near'ng oonipletiou, it presents 0 very attiactivo nppairanoe and will much improve the part of the neighborhood where it is now looated.
Mrs. Miriam Cadvallador. of San An touia, Texas, Mrs Melina Phelps, of Noblesville, Mrs. Mary Warner,of West Lebanon, 111., srs visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Much is said about the green oountry juke, but we guarantee he aots not half as green oyer such a little thing, as a pawpaw or a few liioko-y nuts, as does our city brot -era who, especially on Sunday, come to the oountry in droves to viBit the woods and orchards while the owners are at church.
The Blue and the Gray. On Oct. 7. S. and 9 there will ba a soldier's reuulon of the Blue and Gray, nt Knoxvllle, Tenn., for which occasion the Big Four route will sell excursion tickets at one, limited first class, fare for lound trip. Knoxvllle, Tenn., Situated as It Is In the close vicinity of Lookout mountains, Cumberland Gap, Ohlcamauga and Mission Ridge, to all of which points cheap excursions will bo run during the reunion, offers to the boys who wore tho blue, attractions equaled by no other point In the country. These tickets will bo sold on October 4, 9 and 6 and will be good to return for ten days fiom date of sale. For Information regarding time of trains connection etc. ea'l on or write
E. Robinson, agent.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Don't suffer from Dyspepsia, Take Simmon's Liver Regulator.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by ^hlloh's Cure. Wo guarantee It. For sale by Moffett, Morgan A Co.
To Cure a Bad Cough
Use "Dr. Kilmer's Cough cure (Consumption Oil)" but relievos quickly, stops tickling -In the throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat ind prevents death from comsumptlon. Price 25c. Pamphlet free. Blnghamptcn, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.
In Its treatment of rneumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbard'6 Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. Bead their medical pamphlet and learn of he gieat medicinal value of tho remedies which enter into its composition. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett. Moigan (5*. Co
To Cure Heart Disease
Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart Remedy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves the mo9t distressing cases. Price 50 cents and $1. Pamphlet free. Blnghampton, V. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed at Nye'* drug store.
Assignee.
Merit 'Wins.
\S'i_• debito to say to our citizens, that forveuis have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklon's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies' that tell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchaso price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye Co., druggists.
1
A Safe Investment.
Is ono which is yuaianteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure .1 return of purchase price. O11 this safe plan vou can buy from our advertised druggists a bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption. It is guanuitc'd to bring relief in everv case, when used for any affection of throat, lung or client, consumption, inflammation of lungs,bronchlUs.uslhma, whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It Is agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and ean always be depended upon.
Trial bottle free at Nye Co. 1.
Hack ten's Aru.cu salvo.
The beot. salve In the worid for Outs, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt lthmim, Fever Soros, Totter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption and positively cures Plies, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money rafundc-d. Price, 25 cents a bos. For sale at Nye 4 Oo. drugstore.
Wht Wm. Yoo cough when Shlloh's Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 centa, 60 cents and $1. Moffett Morgan Oo.
Worked Like a Charm.
Bradfield'd Female Regulator worked like a charm improvement been wonderful. cannot express my gratitude. Wish everv ladv afflicted would try it. I know it would cure them. Mlts. Lula A. Long,Spring Grove, I'la.
Write the Bradlleld Regulator Co Atlanta,Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye A Co.
Children Cry for. Pitcher's Casiorltl
CuturrhCan't Be Cured
With local applications, ns they cannot reach tho seat of tho disease. Caut 1 Is a blood or a constitutional disease, aud In order to cure It you have to take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure is taken Internally, and acts direct,y on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's catairh cure 1g no quack medicine. It was proscribed by one of tho best physicians In this country for years, and is a regular proscription. It is composed of tho best tonics known, combined with the host blood purifiers, acting dlroctly 011 the mucous suifaces. The perfect comblna. tion of the two Ingredients Is what produces such wonderlul results In curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney fc Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup cures rheumatism by striking at the snat of the disease and restoring, tho kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, it never falls. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan & Oo.
Shlloh'6 Cure will Immediately relieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchltl For sale by Moffett. Morgan 4 Oo.
To Cure Kidney Troubles
Use "Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-root Kidney, Llvor and Bladdet Cure." It relieves quickly and cures the most chronic aud complicated cases. Price 50c. and J'l.. Pamphlet free. Blnghampton. N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed 111 Nye's drug store.