Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 October 1890 — Page 3

ns

genuine

like

a clove."

Men's

McKinley Bill

lias made no change in our prices and wt arc selling our goods just

low as ever. Wo are offering special bargains in dishes, cliinaware, ^assware, fancy dishes at lower prices than ever. Also a special cut, stt'eon lamps- See our show windows.

ROSS BROS., 99-Cent Store.

"I am simply exhausted trying to break in these shoes!" "Why, my dear, get a pair of Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co.'a

Hand-Sewed Shoes they are easy the first day, and fit

We Have the Above Shoe in Stock

—IN'—

Dongola Kid, Opera, Half Opera,

And Common Sense.

HAMILTON & BROWN'S

Calf Congress Shoes for $2.50.

124 East Main Street,

The above two BASE BURNERS are the two best made Hiey cannot be beaten for heat and saving in coal. They both have the cold air flues. For your Groceries, Furniture and all kinds of heating stoves we are headquarters.

Barnhill.Hornaday & Pickett

Rooms—Commodious, clean, well ventilatod.

Meals—Either on the European or American pi

Lunch—At all hours of the day or ni^ht.

Til© I_.EL"V"eta,. Two Doors South of PoBtolIlco.

SCOTT STEELt, Proprietor.

IT WILL PAY YOU

1 see the beautiful

Nuvv

1

neYv

an.

goods in gold and silver at

W.Otto'sl

Kings by the hundreds of the latest and most beautiful designs

Rep pau-ing, engraving and fitting spectacles receive prompt attention

111 So-ULtli "V^Teisliington!

DAILY JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, OCT.23, 1890.

THE_CITY.

The Wcatlior Report.

For 1 ndlana—7ii.m,, threatening weather.

PUBLIC) SPEAKING.

Speakers

Apooiutmonts for Kspublican in This County. The following dates and piucos have been arranged for the Hon. Jnmes A. Mount to speak in this county:

Darlington, Saturday, Oet. 25, 7::!0 p, m. Uou. J. S. lliulou, tho distinguished colored orator of indiunapolis, will address the citizens at tho court house on

Saturday evening, Oct, 25, at 7:30.

lion. JohnF. Scanlan,of Chicago.will address tho people at the oourt house on Tuesday evening, Oct. 28. at 7:30.

itICVUULICANTlUKhT.

State Ticket.

For Secretary of the Suite, MILTON TUL'SSMJU, Fayette (•ounty.

For A udltor of Stuto. 1. N. WAI.KHIt, -Marion county. For Treasurer of State, (JKOltGH W, 1'IXI.HY,

Allen county.

-For Attorney General. JOHN w. i.OVKTl',

.... JMadlson eounty. Forjudge of the Supreme Court, It. W McltltlUK.

Klkhart County,

1' lerkof tlie :?upremeCourt, W1I,I,T. M)ltl,K, Wayne county.o

For Statist lelan, JOHN WOIIUBU., Hendricks county.

Superintendent of l'u!)lic Instruction A MI'.S II. 1IKNUY, Morgan county. l'or Geologist, •lOHN.YI. COULTHlt,

L"or

Montgomery countv.

County Ttr!:et.

For Congress—JAMES A. MOUNT. For udge—K. C. SN DEIt. For l'rosecutor—W. T. WU11TINGTON. For Representative—T. J. AKMSTltONG.

For Joint Representative-TTIOS M. BUCK For Auditor—JOHN C. WING ATE, Fer Treasurer—A. F. RAMSEY'. For Sheriff—FHED C. BANDKL. KorSurveyor—JAMES M. WAUGII. For Coroner—GEOItGE \V. TUCK Bit. For Commissioners— 2d District— MICHAEL VllICK. 3d District—AOUILLA W. GltOVES.

HOW TOVOTK.

If you want vote a straight ticket, stamp the square to the lelt of tho name of the party for whose candidate you wish to vote that Is, you should stamp the square to the left, of tho words ••Kepulillcan Ticket." He careful aliout. this, some think they should stamp the square to the left ol' the name of the Secretary of State In order to vote the straight ticket: hut ticket stamped that way would ho counted for Secretary of State only.

Ddn'T forget thattho way to vote a STKAIQIIT

TtcKKT

Is to stamp the square at thw left, of

the words "Kepulillcan Ticket," Again:—Y'ou can vote a mixed in either of two ways. 1, Y'ou can do it, hy stamping tho square to tho left of tlie name of each candidate lor whom you want to vote on whatever list of candidates itmavbo. 2. Or you can stamp thosquare to the leftof tho name of your party, audalso tho squareto tteo leftor the person on another ticket for whom you wish vote.

EVANS-BINPOED,

Two Young People United in the Holy Bonds of Mntriiuuuy according to tho Bites of the Episcopal Ohurch.

Responding to invitations sent out a week or moro ago about seventy-live persons assembled at the Home of Sir. and Mrs. A. W. Binford last evening to witness tho marriage of their daughter, Julia Elizabeth, to Wnlter II. Kvaus. At half past eight the Crawfordsville orchestra began tho familiar strains of the wedding march and a moment later the bridal party appeared and took its placo in the parlor in front of a bank of green and under a canopy of stnilax. The four bridesmaids, Misses Edith Heaton, of Washington, D. C., Alethea Lusc, of Chicago, Augusta Binford, of Paris, III., and Sallio Newton, of this city, took positions on either side. Rev. George Swan," of Indianapolis, tho Episcapol rector, stood bet weon, tho gooom facing him. Last of all came tho bride leaning on the arm of her father and took his placo near her future husband. Tho ceremony was then performed according to tho beautiful rites of the Episcopal church which included the ring service. It lasted about ten minutes and then followed tho congratulations and refreshments. The brido wore a dress of jvhite faille francais with train, olbow sleeves and pointed neck.

IsoDuchoss lace. In her hair was white asmine and in her hand she carried a bunch of white roses. The bridesmaids wore all dressed in white and it|is useless to say they looked very charming. Each one carried a bunch of rosos, gilts from the groom. About 10 o'clock when the old folks had gone the orchestra played for a fow dances. Those present from outside ol tho city wcro Jesso Tabcr, Frank lustier and Miss Flora Munlock, of Logansport, Prof. J. C. Arthur, of Purduo University

Miss Ruby Reese, Miss Lois Pierce, F. T. Beeler, Bert Kamsay and Tom Alfrey, of Indianapolis, J. W. Btnford, wife and daughter Mary, of Paris, 111.. Miss Amy Marder and John Mardor, of Chicago, and Miss Lillian Hyrns, of Lafnyetto.

Tho brido aud groom left 011 the night, train for Indianapolis, their future home. They will stop a few days at the Xew Denison and then goto housekeeping at 174 North Alabama street.

Con Cunningham for overcoats.

Theft at New Market.

SOME NEW TESTIMONY.

SEVERAL NEW

FAOTS

BHOffGHT TO

LIGHT.

Tbt Number of Witnesses Esaminr.d Lar ger Than Any P.evious Day anil The Proceedings of Moro

Interest.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON (Wo gave full testimony in laBt evenings paper up to 2:30 p. m., aud a brief froai that on to 3:45. Wo legin to day with tho proceedings at 2:30 and gi\'o. the full testimony.)

MU8. AMOK FRANCIS. [CONTINUED.]

Poltifc went to the dining room right after giving the oil on Wednesday ho might have returned at once Saw Mrs. Ford alter dinnor frequently sho eamo from upstairs and would often go up again supper was served at six husband of witness oame early in tho afternoon just after the "tapping of the bell." Witness insisted that the ohuroh boll Bbould be "tapped.". It was so treated 20 minutes after tho death the handkerchiof was tied around Mrs. Pettit'B head 16 minutes after de.ith.

IvEDntKcr.—Saw nothing done to Mrs Pettit's feet after her death. Talked with Mrs. Pettit at tha church ou the previous Saturday night, pile was hrigli' .ind cheerful would uot have noticed heavy breathing on Wednesday it there ii'id been any Mrs. Wheeler called those who wished to seo Mrs. Pettit alive just before her death. "Did you thiuk there was anything improper in tho way Pot tit handled his wifo while he give oili" asked Haywood. This was objected to and sustained Pettit did uot want the bell tolled saying it would oreak hitu all up. Witness insisted and Pettit finally allowed it to be tolled tuiee. (Hero juror Booher atkeil which way tho witness lay in the room, and was told east and wost. Pettit was ou the north sido of tho bed' and tho witness on the south.) Tho witness was excused and Lizzie Meharry was called for an omitted question and said Rradshaw tied tho feot together just botore Mrs. Pettit was placed in the casket. This was merely doue for convenience in carrying the body.

MBS. SOPHIA ,WILSON

Was sworn by tho clerk and a very old lady testified in a low weak voioe is a member of the Shawnee ohuroh and lives mile from parsonage kuew Pettit and wi'"e was present during Mrs. Pettit's last illness on Tuesday and Wednesday went at 10:30 on Tuesday, Mrs. Pettit was in a stupor and witness retired in half au hour. They gave ohloroform during that time when ever she moved her head Ycagor was there then. Witness"weut again ou Wednesday at 10 or 10:30 a. m., Mrs. Pettit was htill iu a stupor. Witness remained until 2:30 p. m.. remained in tho room uutil after the death patient continued iu a stupor until a few miuutes before her death she died in a convulsion witness held her hand then and it clamped her head was thrown baok and the face was ghastly witness saw Pettit give the oil it was in a tea cup. and he had a spoon hnt.woeD his fingers. Ho shook the cup before giving tho dose, Pettit raised his wife up saying "Hattie heie's a dose of oil. It's a big dose, two or three swallows took it, said nothing. Tins was half an hour before the death remember only Mrs. Whoeler being in tho room Pettit was on the north side of the bed and his wife's head was to the east remember nothing more of this incident saw Mrs. Pettit after her doatji but made

110

La wgotng

Last evonlng tit New Market Ed rouce detected Bert Lewalhm from tho back yard of Armentrout &, Guilder's store with a pair of stolen boots in his hand. lie at once reported the larceny at tho store and In company with Mr. Armentrout followed the boy up and caught him putting on the boots. They brought him to tills city and lodged 111 111 In fail. IIo waived examination and was bound ovor to tho circuit court in the sum of $200. The boy is 17 years old, and for want of bail now lies in the county jail.

Continued.

Tho favorable Impression produced on tho first appearance of tho agreeble liquid ruit roniedy Syrup of Figs a few years ugo has been tnoro than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who havo used It, and tho success of tho proprietors and manufactures, tho California Fig Co.

Con Cunningham for Sutday shirts.

—Marshmallows at tho Fnlton Market. Con Cunningham for underwear.

Butter oups at the Fulton Market.

observations.

Ciioss.—Was ou the south side of the bed when oil wasgivenjuo one but Pettit was on the south

Bide

faced Pettit and wife while

Beoa

witness

the

oil was

given did not notice a bolster in tho bed saw no hot applications saw no movements but of the hands during

the

convulsions patiout'a mouth was open when she died witness had her hand in tho patient's when she died Mrs. Pettit was in a stupor until shortly belore her death.

RE-DIBEOT— Did not notice the feet of Mrs. Pettit after death. .r.„

HATTIE M. BOBUM.

Lives at Odoll is the daughter of Sophia Wiisou is a member of Shawnee ohurch and know Pettit and wife was there at 3 p. m., Suuday, July 14, '89 fiw no onebutM^s. Whitehead did go i'lto U10 houso did not see Pettit unless through the screen dcor was there all day Mouday Mrs. Pettit wn rest jug easily at 8 a. m.: saw Mrs. Pettit several times during tho day and ehoseemed to rest easily several ladies wore present was there Wednesday at probably 10 a. in., but did not go into the sick room spoke to Mrs. Pettit about her condition ou Monday was at tho camp meetiug that Summer and saw Pettit and Mrs. Whitehead saw thom at tho table with David Meliavry also at the cottage once was at David

Meliarry's duting Mrs. Pettit's visit

Pottit and Mrs. Whitehead were at a table mailing programmes for the camp meeting no ouo elso was there remembered the festival at the church February 14, but was not there. There was no oto: cxam'iatioo.

MKS. LIETTIE HAWTHORN,

The sister of Mrs. Whiteheadwa3 called. Was at Pottit's Monday, July 15, lbS9, and at the suggestion of l'ettlt beat up two eggs in a tumbler and filled It partially with milk lie laughed and said ho would finish It told l'ettlt that was a pretty example to set before his congregation ho grinned and said it wa good for broabrast. (Here DoHurt moved to strike tills out, saying tho only trouble was that Pottit didn't ask witness to drink with him. The couit decided t« lot It stand for tho present.) During Mrs. Pettit's visit witness went with her sister, Mrs. Wnltehead, to Attica to the dentists, Pettit met them there, surprising wltnoss by hitting hor on the shoulder and saying ho Intended going to Lafayette but had missed the train Pottit atieqiwst of witness held Mrs. Whitehead's head while In the dentist's chair: lie went to Lafayetto in tho aiternoon witness was at camp meeting and talked with Pettit about his wife witness said she was a dear good woman and he so agreed witness said sho did not seo how lie could forgot hor so soon. This remark was called out by things she had heard.

Saw him at Mehany's UroY-e on July 4, 1889, and he said if his wife did not care enough about him to return from her visit she could stay, I10 wouldn't go after her he had written telling her to stay as long as sho wanted to. Kemembered the the ofllcial board mooting after the camp meeting and was present at the conversation he night before between the two Hawthorn families and Pettit at J«sse Hawthorn's Pottit said he had acted us he had done to secure a home for Adlne ho said he had found out that llrs. YVhitehcad loved hint eii ce his wlfo's death he -mid to 0"' rgi int to rn to

Mr*. Whiteli rad to complain as ho alone

ULS©

reveves at only $1.10 worth ?0.00

In our Millinery Department

°*h®^M0THER

f?*! CHILD

MOTHERS

MAILED /JlEC

REGULATOR CO, ATUSTAgfl tin Mr all oftUGStim.

BRAD FIELD

MOLD BY ALL D/tUBBU Sold by Nve & Co.

was to blame Geo.accused him ot being to Intimate Yvtth women, bringing up tho matter of his attempting to hug aud kiss the hired girl Ollio lieeso he denied this (The defense objected to all these answers but were overruled.) The witness remembered no oilier conversation Coming back to tho convereutlou aoove given, the witness, after more objections weio overruled, stated that Pettit had asked Alex Meharry how loug he should wait boforo marrylnir Mrs. Whitehead aud reference had been made by George Hawthorn to this factduring tho conversation. "Was any reference made by Pettit about staying on Shawnee?" asuod Haywood. "Yefe, but I'd rather some one else would toll it, I can't. I just can't toll It," replied the witness. Saw medicine given Mrs. Pottit ou Tuesday, It was I11 a capsule she had convulsions In 15 minutes the modicino gh'ou was quinine so Pottit said Mrs. Pettit said sho did not like quinine, took the capsule, wiped it on her drtss, oiter touching It to hor tongue and finally took It.

CKOSP.—Got

to Pettit's at 5 p. m. ou

Sunday with Emu.a Hawthorne a number of "ladles, David and Ethan Meliai ry wore present heard Mrs. Pettit say I DaYId Meharry that sho had poisoned herself by inhaling the strychnine she had put out. (Here Anderson cried "I object to thoso questions on a re-cross examination. You questioned her ou those points Inst week." "I submit Your Honor," said Kumler with a mild and injured a!r, "that wo did not cross examine this witness at a'l last week," and upon examination he was to bo correct,) She said she had cleaned up all day Saturday end had then Inhaled the poison. Mis. Pettit seemed quite tick then, her face' looked red and Yvorn and sho 6ald she had no fever sho soon took strong coffee and vomited. Dr. Yeugcr came ami gavo liquid medicine saw the doc to:' leave four capsules on the teble. Pettit gave none of these Tuesday morning. Sunday OY-enlng Mrs. Pettit said she wanted Mrs. Whitehead to sleep In LIIO house, say lug to her, "Don't go. I want you to sleep In the house, you are such a good nurso and know just what to do. Don't go away at all Wltnoss sat up wllh Mrs. Jesse H.nvttiorn until 2n. in. Mrs. Whitehead then came down, l'ettlt was up assisting all the tlmo. Hot applications wo.'o given and renewed from tima to time. Petcit aud Mrs. Whitehead assisted tho witness In this work, no modicino was given hor. Patient ato some breakfast Monday consisting of tea, egg and rice, elie touched but little of It, Mrs. Whitehead gavo it to her. Tliere was no change ter the meal, except that she got cold. She was rubbed, had hot applications and extra covers to a"ay this. Mrs. Jesso Hawthorne was not present during this cold spell. Dr. Yeager camo just as tho witness left, witness returned at 8 a. m. Tuesday, Mrs. Pettit had just taken her breakfast, anil Bosslo Wallace was taking It out Pettit and Mrs. Whitehead wore In tho sickroom whilo Mrs. Wal'aoe did this saw Pettit give a capsule of quinine then there was a tumbler of uicdlclno on the table from which they gave tho patient every hour or so. ThoY' said It was digitalis different persons gave it In a teaspoon the capsule and breakfast woro taken very closa together Dr. Yeager also gave chloroform that morning all tho time. PetLlt held tho handkerchief part of the time Mrs. Pottit had dinnor offered her but refused it was In the room when tho injection was given at 3 p. in but Mrs. Pottit got 110 roltof from

It never heard Mrs. Pettit object to taking tho chloroform to Yeager witness left at 8p ni, and remembered of nothing being offered Mrs. Pettit for supper 110 medicine to tho knowledge of the witness was given after tho injection Mrs. Pettit was vetysiek all tho afternoon Mr?. Whitehead suggested a consultation after her return from a ride with Mis. Valor, saying to Yeager, "I seo a change for tho worse aud vant a consultation.' Yeager said he understood tho case thoroughly but said I10 would hold a council to satisfy them, l'ettlt urged a council and Black was 6ont for at oneo Mis. Whitehead was driving with Mrs. Vater an hour and a half the air in the sick room was charged with chloroform all Tuesday and It affect o.l a)1 who stayed In the^ room Mrs. Pottit told David Meharry'"on Sunday that sho had put poison In hor kitchen cupboard on Tuesday night Yoager returned at, 11 o'oiock wltnoss was not at 1'ettlt's on Wednesday.

RE-DIKEOT.—At6

[coyTixuED ox roruTii PAGK.1 Health Is Better than Uold. If you have bad breath,sluggish bowels pain In tho small of your back, not vousness or giddiness, your vital organs are sadly out of order. A more dose of physic wlil not help you. Your only wise eourso Is totako Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, cfKoundout, N. Y.,and cloanso your system of the Impurities. It reguates tho Liver and Kidneys.

—Fine candies e-t the Fulton Market. HeadquartoriT'Tor' laundry' work at Con. Cunningham's. All work leftthoro on or befo:o Wednesday noon can bo had Saturday. Bo*t quality of work guaranteed or money refunded.

In the Whole Town

Yveare

kinds at one third best than others

save you money on every purchase.

You cannot find a more animated scene than that presented at our store these October days.. What is the reasoa?

We want to call your especial attention to our Cloak and Milinery everything thatis new and stylish in plush, cloth and astrachan 8acques,.l

will offer this week 25 Seal Plush Jackets at $8.20

real seal loaps. Heavy si.tin lining at only

ask

FRIEND'

yviAK ES.

CHILD/ISH0BiboSH .ESSENSPAIMNGtRlQ ufe

FOU

F'OH

J. A. H. WlfcSOJi, Agent.

OUU? Prices are th.© Lowest.

Every one stems to be claiming the lowest prices at present. What we claim can be substantiated, wiy Yve accomplish our aim is by making our goods at a less uiiit'orm ptolit than others do.

Yvorth £12.00, also 25

Yvorth *22.00,

for same goods, Call and see

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK. EAST MAIN STREET

«*Boot and

ICO, Gr*cn Street.

SALE—A family harnosH for salo cheap,

horse, buggy aud Owner leaving Enquire at 008 West

the city and must soli. Market street.

FOIt

SALE—First class steam cord wood saw for salo or will trade for wood. Apply at COr, south Hum street.

FOU

BALE—Dirt cheap, comparatively new phaeton. Inquire aX 000 oaat Wabash avcuue.

FOU

SALE—An open Elgin tno

faced silver watch

Elgin movement, cheap, luquire at tho

Journal office.

SALE—CHEAP—House ot 7 rooms. 107 West Franklin street. Inquire of Bam Syinmes, at JOUUNALodicoor Oil SoulJi Washington street. Abargaiu.

WANTED.

WA

NTED—A srood nlrl to Uo ponerul liouno work. YY'iTl pay good wages. Apply to N. 1. Clodfeltor.

WANTED:—A

girl to do housework at 111

YY'est YVabusli Avenue.

WANTHD:-•A

local and traveling agents Lubricating Oils. Apply to Dletorlchs Oil Co., Cle\ eland

to sell

terms to tho Ohio.

WANTED—Day

boarders at 120 south

Green street. Table first class, 1 US. Z. 8. WltKKUiH.

WANTED—An

active, honest man—Salary

9100 monthly If suitable, with opportunities for advance, to represent locally a responsible New York houso, iteforeneos. Manufacturer, I/oek llox 1,585, New York.

GENTS WANTED: Ladles preferiod. Whole or part time. $15 to €20 per week easily earned. Most liberal terms. Address with relorenee. Moeu Medicine Co., 110 S. Michigan street.

South llend, Indiana.

iyfEN Wanted local and traveling. Positions iVl pennaneut or part time. Salary from start. Experience tmuecoseary. Brown Hros., Nurserymen. Chicago. 111. novl

FOR RENT.

FOR

RENT—lioKldenceou College Kill, information inquire of O. M. Gregg.

FOIl

at Pettit's Sunday

night, Monday morning and Tuesd ty

Departments." In cloaks we acket.s, Ueefo.rs and Ulazers.

Especially when W. R. Gosnell, of the American Steam Laundry,. guarantees his work:

CUSTOM

Men's and Bovs' Work. I HEAVY BOOTS I I for Men and Soys 1

FOUND.

FOUND.—A

E. B. CURTIS,

goM breast pin with jockey

sot, In tlie college campus, The owner can lmvo the same by "07 MiUlgran street.

culling on lvl topper.

LOST.

LOST—A

small boy'R cloth overeoat some where between tho residences of J. Insley HDfl Mrn, M. E. Uoblnson. Kinder will please leave ut iusloy's livery stable and be rewarded.

OST—Lady's «old watch and chain. Tho JLi tinder will confer a tavor by returning to Travis »V Brown's ofHoo.

LOST—A

silk and wool parasol with oxydizedliii.idle In some Btoreiu theolty. Finder will ,/it rise leave at Alex Mahornoy'a store.

FOK

FOR SALE^ ,^v

SALE—234 acres of land, Yt mile of corporation line. Can be had ut a hu.i* jjrain. Apply or Jiddress 30H west Wabash aveuo.

FOIt

BALE—A nice now stock of general merchandise (or cash or good dotes, Addrfbs liox tf4l, Lindeu, Ind. pOH SALE—A first class sewing machine, warranted tho best that eau be made for $30. Good mnchiiioK (new) for and 835. Pay no utteutiou to cheap talk of other agents but come and soe for yourself. Machines sold on monthly and weekly payments, Z. 8. WHBULHit, dealer In Sewing Machines,

1 he

have Wis loii£ with

deal L'lu.sh Saeques -10 inches

also 22 Heavy .Jersey .Jackets

chuck fall of sparkling new novelties 111 shapes and trimings of all

Yvhat

we can do

for

ABE 3L,H3VIISrS03Sr

IPatriotio Oitizen.s

Who Yvant to do eY'erything they can to build up CraYvfordsY-ille'• even if it is only a little, should not

Send Laundry Out ot the City.

you. We will

MCA SUI!El Woi and Jicpniring.

205 East Main Street,

Tlie -A. m. e" WOVION W1IUC

Mattress, Cot And Child's lJol. THE VEEY BEST IN THE MARKET. OldYVovonWhoSprluirsStietclicdiind Itepulred

PIANOS AND ORGANS

CLEANED, TUNED and REPAIRED-.-

JOHNK.KACT,

No.112 West Pike Streol. .Joel Block.

Beckner & Buser,

13-JSoutlv jihUIugton.

Curr.T Combs, Cushions, ,v'

Brushes, YVinps, •.

Kobes, Sleighs,

For

KENT:—AboutOetobor 3, a largo two story houco on east Piko street. Inquire of Will Somcrrlllo at J. 8, Kelley's shoo store

DR. O. E. RANKIN,

(Sucoo&sortoMoutrttfue A: llaukln,) Special attention given to the removal of Oancors, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Otlloe and roetdenoa over tho Corner Book

Store:

THIS WILL PAY YOU.

For 50 cents, postal note, we will Bond, charges prepaid, (i packages of extru lino fragrant Bathing and Toilet Soap and two beautiful oil paintings will be sent free with your order. Addrecs, J. Lsa, Bridge street, Williamsport, Pa, ocUW

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

194 East Main Street, with E»cn Vorlp

Joe Taylor wants 15. tons of pie pumpkins or 30 wagon loads. A our load holce Michigan potatoes to tUTiY'e Oct. 1st.

Horse-Blankets, Vehicles.

Advancejn Coal.

On November all soft coais

will advance in price. Buy noYV

the best Minshall for stoves, and

Winlield for grates of

CHAS. HIRST,

Next to city building,

Notice of Assignment.?

Notice Is hereby given that the tindtr?!gncd has been appointed assignee of Fowler, Ashley & Co,, (a firm composed ol William A. Fowler Warren II. Ashley and Anna E. Fowlo**,)

All persons Indebted lo said tlrm are required to call and settle forthwith. The creditors of *aid linn arc required to tile their claims for allowance.

WILLIAM T. imrsn.

Oo 1 AftsUrnco.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

I'ussenifers 1111(1 Hu^guiie toDe|iols. Hotels, or any paftol the City. Also proprietor of the

Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line. Tho Cheap Prices III ho maintained and Satlsfaetoiy sorvieo rendered. Leave calls at Stable* on Market stroet or slate at Snodgrass urphy'a. Telephone No. 47.

UPHOLSTERING

—MATTRESSES-

FURNITURE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, JoSl Block, 112 West Piko Street. Out-of-town work solicited.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith °fllHesidonco

318

South Green stroet.

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attentlout Clironlc and Surgical Diseases of Women, Chlldron, and Obatetrlca. Dr. Griffith, a

general

practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

=l3

'I'iME TAIiLEb.

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