Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 November 1890 — Page 4

CHILD

fd.

FROM

HOOLJ

When ftn infant my body broke out nil over with an eruption or rash, which became more aggravated as I grow oldor. Every noted physician iu our section was tried or consult-

When I came of ago I visited lot Sprtngs, Ark., and was treated by the best medicAl men, but was not benefited. When all things had fuilod I determined to try S. S. S., aud in four months was entirely cured. The terrible Eczema was all

goalthnot

one, a sign left my general built up, and I have never had any return of the di9easo.

GEO. W. IRWIN, Irwin, Pa.

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed •W. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. Gt»

Of Special Interest to (lie Public

I have made arrangements with

Dr. S*. John Rossa, of New York

City, one of the most eminent

oculists and opticians of this coun

ty, to be at my place of business

for the purpose of examining all

cases of defective vision. The

doctor has had 35 years of con

tinuous practice in the treatment

of the eye and any person hav

ing defective vision should not fail to call and see the doctor while here. Such an opportunity has never before been offered to the people of Crawfordsville and vicinity, and I

tation free.

trust they will take

advantage of it. Office hours from

a. m. to

p. in. Consul

207 East Main Street.

P. S.—I extend a cordial invitation to the medical faculty of this city and vicinity to call.

W. H. ST. JOHN ROSSA, MD.

THE CKAWFORDSVILLK

Y. MX. A.

O. M.GitK£(i, President. W, Sv MOFKUTT, Yleo President, (i. P. DITIUIAM, liecordlufr Secretary.

II. T. KINCI. Treasurer. N. C. MCCAV, Genera! Secretary. 15:iths, Tub and Shower Gymnsisiutu, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Gaines and R.ading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

:JEP.'.uW

UhlVIrSiTt. GFEENCSSTLE. IND.

1 'i-iriicliun in rianufortc. Or«nn, Voice. Violin 1 iri la-ej-nl ui.'I Hand In»-i111 rn* tun, Ihirmonv 'honi- and OrohtMrn. Minlcnu ircriud at any time durinir the fdioo

your.

Hoard in I nlvvrily Hull* $ 00 to i»r uet-k Uoomn 50 rt*. to ju.r week. Position* win' 'or wdilhy graduate*.

For particular**, uddrcM, Prof. .JAMES II. riOWK. Dean.

Ladies' Tailoring,

The undersigned, having rented rooms in the Kellogg Sehool of Ladies' French Tailoring, and also having tho use of La Couteurieroand LeLuxo, the finest Fashion Journals published, brought on by Mrs. Layne for the benefit of her pupils. We are prepared to make THE MOST STYLISH GARMENTS in the city. We invite the ladies to give us a call and make our rooms a place to stop and rest when out bopping. ••••. J. E. UUUNTON.

LIDIE MACK.

12Q 1-2 West Main Btreot:

1)11 KSSMA KING.

Miss L. .J. Hlatt, Mrs. M. A. Itrown aud Miss

Mhiy

Oillman aie now prepar

ed to do dressmaking (or ludloa and children, nnd solicit a Bhuroof the public patrouaife. Cutting clone on short notice.

Itoom over Levlnsun's store, tlio Ilrst stairway enot of Elaton Uank, Main St.

Ben Hur To-night.

The tamous tableaux which have so long been awaited by our people will bo put oil the stage of Music Hall to-night and to-morrow night. The scenery Is simply gorgeous, and those who know the talent of our youn people know that they have not been practicing so long In vain. I.i-t everybody turn out.

Jubilee Ooncert,

Tho Sllv. i- Leaf Quartette will glvo a jublleo concert at New Market on Thurs day evening for the benefit of tho new A. M. E. church of this city.

Saloon OLsed.

Tho New I'laeo saloon has been closed by Mike Zellars for a $200 debt. Tho coinplaim made against Hen

Schmidt.

DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, NOV. 3,1890.

HE FOUND STSYCHN1NE.

U'onilnnoU from puire ."]

tlon to demonstrate to tlie Jury that Mrs. Pet tit died of idiopathic tetanus,

MON1UY MORNING.

Before the examination of witnesses bgun this morning the court ruled tliut llie couvursutiou between Dr. Peters and Airs. Shields at West Monroa aud also tin conversation between Pettit und Mrs. Lottie Hawthorne iu regard to eggnog should bo stricken out and the jut «as instructed uot to consider them. The further examination of Dr. Kibtiuo WHS postponed iu orikr that

Lilt, W.LLTEIt HALVES

Of Kush Medical Col'ege, Chicago, might Uike the staud. lLis b^an professor of chemistry there for 15 years and is 40 years old. Graduated from Chicago Medical Oolloge, has spent two years in Beaton, oue year iu Chicago, aud a year md a half iu Paris iu study. Has examined over 75 hum iu bodies aud many foods for poison. In 10 or 15 bodies strychnine was found, Has root Dr. Peters once or twice, who brought to him on May 2-i, 1S90, heart, glass analyzed tho spleen aud liver for strychuiue and found it iu both from liver about 1-20 of a grain aud from spleen about 1-21 of a grain were extracted cut up parts line and treated with sulphurio acid filtered and treuted with caustic potash liltered ngaiu aud evaporated to diyness treated residue with alcohol to tako up strychnia evaporated to dryness and treated with water then treated with chloroform and evaporated then treated with nott'o acid aud again btill further purified the tinal residue was treated with suiphurio acid to destroy foreign substances the liquid was again tiltered, washed with pure water to dissolve out strychuiue, dried and again purified finally a crystaline mass was obtained wLich was fauud to be strychnine The substance obtained was tasted it was very bitter it was highly crepstatlene no color followed application of strong sulphurio aoid bichromate of pot isu gave a play of colors blue, purple, (or if only a small quantity is present, violet,) then tho purple hanged to olet—tiien red and yellow, l'erox de of lead gaue a similar display ol colors. Oxalate of cerium gave same dii-plaj also used microscopical test which is very characteristic gave somo ol the extract to a frog which soon died iu convulsions. A 1 ohemicals used were pure. At the same time carried on a parallel test with pure water aud used same chemical found nothing. This proves that the strychnine fouud came from tho body aud not from the chemicals. No person was ever present during the exr ^nations. Heart was uot aualyzi aud is still iu witness' possession some of tho stryonnino was neetssarily wasted during they process of analysis.

Cuoss, by Judge D.ividsoc—Had uo kuowkdi^o of bily extent what was told nim by lV tevs has fouud strychnine in 10 or 15 bodies examined ouly for strychuiue, WHS uot asked to examine digiiali.-', ncouite or other poisons lie f.und pure strychnine commercial strychnine is uot pure nu ordinary taste would recoguizo bitterness if strychnine was present in a dose of oil regidity is characteristic of death by strychuiue. Limbs cun-ot be moved from a time varying from 1'2 hours to six months length ol time that rigidity remaius depends on manner of death there is usually difficulty iu straightening tho the fingers after death waste iu analysis for utryehniue is very slight it is usual to fiud strychuiue in brain after poisoning but its presence is not neces•iary to prove that strychnine was taken if thero was no issago of urine or movement of bowels, strychnine taken on Sanday or Tuesday might be :ouud after Wednesday fatal doso -f itrychnine depends on tho couditiou of ihe patient there is no way of telling whether strychnine fouud iu a body was introduced bofore or after death.

lMoture War.

I am making six e»t best'cahlnet photograph* for 76 cents and best tintypes foi 10 cents. All other work In proportion.

A. D. WILLIS.

—Wanted, r0(l sitters for cabinet photographs at $2 per dozen between now and Christmas.

NICHOLSON JFC SONS.

Gas 1J111 Duo.

Gae bills for October are now rtuo It you expeettho benefit of the discount callat the olllce 1st door north of Post office before tho 10th and settle.

FIIED, II. SHISBTX, Mnnagor.

KE DIIIECT (by Haywood).—Iu analyses of uiu wlerewitnes found strychnine fully one-half the brain was used or the amouut found brain is so small that the tests must bo very deli »to to detect it stryuhiuuo given on Sunday would not be fouud on Wednesday iu largo quantities if thoro was frequent vomiting iu the nie»n time Strychnine usually causes congestiou of brain and its membrauces all oases soen by him have showa congestion of those parts.

Dlt. IU8TINH.

DIUECT, (by Anderson.)—Tho hypothetical questions were asked and tho witness gave as his opiuion thot death was caused by strychnine poisoning aud that she probably received 3 or 4 doses. The 1J jctor gavo as his opiuion that tho other drugs given the paliout ooul 1 not have caused death iu the amounts given has never seen convulsions from chloro form after death from chloroform the body v.ould bo relaxed congestive chill may bo duo to malarial poisoning between the chills tho patient in fairlv well.

MONDAY AFTKUKONN. Dli. W. H. H1STINE. Diiiri-r (oontiuued)—Uro:nide of jtu.'-sium wou'd have a tendency to diminish any contraction of the brain would not expeot a doso of strychnine given

011

Sunday to tako elloct on Tties

day. Citoss, by Davidson: Nevtr saw oase of Btrycbuiua poisoning or made a post mortem examination of one dying from it. HUH read up to testify and has read tho best authorities. A physician should bo acquainted with a patient's nervous system when treating for pois-jn. Symptoms area safe guide for a pbysiciau oould distinguish strychnine poisoning from tetanus by tho sudden onset of the former and several other featuros whioh are dissimilar to thoso of tetanus complete relaxation in case of strychnia poisoning is also to bo considered dizziness, vomiting and run down condition of tho lica'.t usually precede tetinus tho hypothetical case given by tho State does not say the patieut had these symptoms be foro the sickness complete relaxation follows immediately iu strychnia pois oning thero is no relaxation in tetanus, but there is a remission if tho patient is oovored up with bed clothes it is im possible to tell whother tho body is relaxed or uot unless by moving it a careful physician who suspects poison should eximino the p:i tient's vomit and urine the thermometer is tho ouly safo guide in determining whether a patient' lias fever uremia is tho diseaso when the uria does uot emanate from tho body

It is attended by convulsions, Tbo a ms aro uot brought up as iti strychnine poisoning aoross the breast. Tho j'lws aro fixed both in tetanus and strychnine convulsions. Au open mouth is alien to both and a patient dying a convulsion would die with a closed mouth, lnit immediately after death the jaw would drop down. This would eoome rigid again iu a few minutes. Tho symptoms of tho samo disease nriv varv with different persons snreuot's of the j'lws does uot preoced strychnin convulsions but always dees thoao of tetanus pain iu the muscWs of the diaphrjgai is more characteristic of teti'nus thau of strychuia oouvulsious. tteeoe says it is -ibseut iu strychnia poisoning. If tho patieut of strychnia poisoning was cold before the first convulsion oould not acoouut for it. After the convulsion it might be ncoounted for by exhaustion.

Col. Courtney was seen in conversaon with the defendant this moruiug. Prof. Alexander Smith, of Wabash Oollego, was an attentivo listener of Prof. Haines.

Tom lvelsey and AYillGoodbaar throw their shekels iuto the contribution box at Center church yesterday.

It will tako four bailifis to escort the jury to their voting places to-morrow. Charley Davis will see to those voting in the oity.

Juryman Conner appeared this morning in bl ick spectaoles to protect his eyes from the glare of light whioh comes in from the south windows.

Tbo jury attended the son ices at the A. M. E. church last night, and were touchingly referred to in the pruvers of Zack Williams. They rode around the oity in the afternoon. J^Prof. Haines is a slightlv built man with mustuobe and whiskers of a fiery red. He is 40 years years old but does look it. Ha gave his testimony in a modest manner bnt he improssed everyone as being thoroughly posted in his line.

The State will examine Dr. Haines, of Rush Medical College, and Dr. O'Ferrell, of Lafayette, and then hand the case over to the defense, letting the rest of their witnesses go, as what they swore to would be a mere rehash of what is already before the jury.

Judge Snyder intended to call court again at 1 o'clock tomorrow obliging all interacted in the cuse to vote before -noon. This purpose was foregone however as the del'eu

urged that they

needed tho day to work on the case in Indianapolis. They are probably otter the experts there.

—Wanted, Are hundred good looking people (and homely on too) to sit for cabinet photograph at $2 per dozen between now and Christmas,

NICHOLSON A SON.

WHEBST0 VOTE.

Voting Places in Union Township 88 Agreed to By Chairmen Williams and Sellars.

The following places have been selected in the preciucts in Union towuship for holding the election on November 4, 1890:

Preoinct No. 1, Union township, will vote at the residence of H. O. bhuey, northeast corner of Market street and Whitlook avenue.

Precinct No. 2, will vote at Hill's broom shop on the north side of east Main street, No. 1012.

Precinct No. 3, will vote nt the residence of Zack Williams on the south side of east Wabash avenue, about oue block east of the L. N. A. C., K. R.

Precinct No. 4 will vote ut tho residence of Charles Bevohler near south east corner of Jefferson aud Plum streets. Kesidence No. 505 east Jefferson.

Precinct No. 5 will vote ut the residence of A1 Hendricks, ou east Franklin street, seoond house east of Plum.

Precinct No. will vote at tbo residence of Sam Johnson on the south side of o«bt Franklin street between E'ra and Plum streets.

Precinct No. 7 vill vote nt tbo engine house ou the soutneast corner of Col lego and Wator streets.

Precinct No. 8 will vote on the south side of east Main street at the Robbins Hotel between Green aud Water streets.

Precinct No. 9 will vote at T. J, Francis' blacksmith shop on west Market street.

Preoinct No. 10 will voto at tho residence of William Griffith, northwest oorner of Washington street and Wa bash avenue.

Precinot No. 11 will vote at the residonde of John S. Spatz, 205 Chestnut street, between Walnut stroet and Grant avenue.

Precinct No. 12 will vote at tho residence of Robert Larsli, ou the west side of south Washington street between Franklin and Colloge streets.

Precinct No. 13 will voto at the residence of Robert Wilson, southwest corner of Market and Gr int avenue.

Preciuct No. 14 will vote ut tho residence of Mrs. Mary Sullivan, ou tne north sido of North stroet bet-., con the Lafayette pike aud Grant avenue.

Precinct No. 15 will vote ut the reeidonce of Fred Brown, on tho north side of west Market street, two dooio wast of Vance street.

Precinct No. 1(5 will vote tne losidonce of Paul Larsl. No. 904 west Market street, ou tho 110..1. a

fatreet, two doors Wv I

—If you wai.v photographs for mas Gump to tiie '.lery e.( away—so as to avoid 'lie r» s-i.

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Bliur r:

Olir'ft.—rlKi't

Already iWcting,

The lie started on John Winb, to tcday Is already reacting In lilsjfuvor. Ono Democrat who despises such trickery suld to 'IIIE Jo"H.S'ALI that ho would see toltthat Mr. Gobcn was the ludrr. He knew of one voto ho could control and that was his —,-n.

CaturrliCim't lie Cureil

With local application.", ns they cannot vach tho seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a I. ood or a constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you have totals Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Internally, und acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's" catarrh cure is no quack medicine. It was prebciibed by one of the best physicians In this country fur years, and is a regular piescriptlon. It is composed of tho best tonl.is known, combined with the best blood pmillers, acting directly on the mucous suifuces The perfect combination of the two ingredients Is what produces such wonderlul results in curing catarrh. Ser.d for testimonials fiee.

P. J. Cnp.NEY A, Co Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c.

Con Cunningham for ovorooats.

salo at 99 cent store.

Spocial out See ad.

Con Cunningham for'uuderwow.

A Mother's Love

9KVOH Her T«n-Y»Mir Old CMM. My little plrl. t*?n ycuisof PIMMIM*. Hor ankle*. iVot, AMI «-VC torrlhlv swollen. Four otourbc^t |UworeWI:N

SR*

atuuuWMl her, but her lite wj^iU-hiuiireu 01. Until mother hojK'S uuto tiu* uiiti 1

M*-

tcrmltHMl to try Dr.DnvUl honnwly Ktvorlte Uoniedy, made ut Uondout, N BRIOHT'S DISEASE. How huppy

urn ttmt

determined U\HII this

course—turono by one the well known. niptorn* of the disease left her. ords full to express my gratitude, und 1 cannot tx earnestly recommend the l'uvorlte Kemody. Her recovery wnsentirely due to the l-uvorlte Heinedv, which wa* the only Medicine taken alter horeaM wusabsuidoLod by ihe physicians. 1 Its. IjAI'KA A. kKMlyLON.

Wc.sL Kut land. Vermont.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

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Dr. Duvltl KcnuOfly, Houtlont New \orK. tl per liuttle. Sli for 45. ll.\ ail itvu

A MURDER AT LAFAYETTE.

A Quarrel Killed in Whioh One Man and Another Rlioi. Special lo the Jouruul:

LAFAVETTB, Nov. 3.—George Bennett this afternoon used his rovo!ver,wouudiug Johu Workhofl" in tho side after emptying his revolver. Then tilling it up agaiu he usaailcd W. H. Scott and stiot him through the side causing tho death of Scott iu a very few minutes. There was bad blood between Bennett and Workhoff. S cott interfered and met his death. Bennett alto had a spite at Seolt.

BEW ABE OF THE CAMPAIGH LIAB. On the heels of tho election look out fortcampaign roorbacks, Democrats are resorting to all kinds of malicious and willful falsehoods against liepublicun candidates. They have been put alloat so late that thty Imagine they cannot be refuted. One of them started by oue of Goben's dlrtv henchmen is that Mr. Wlngate was drunk at tho Nutt house saloon yesterday. Mr. Vingale was in company with J. E. Bonnell and C. N. WlU'amson as late as 11 o'clock when he started for his homo at Wingate. Fuithermore the keeper of the NuttHouse bar, George E. Fltchey, and a Democrat, will make afllilavit that ii is a willtiil and m-Ulclous lie. Mr. Wlngate is not in the habit ol becoming intoxicated and this attempt to destroy a mans character because he is a candidate is the last resort of knaves and libelers.

SHORT ITEMS AND PERSONALS.

—Staa Bishop is homo to vote. —Herb Lucas was in the city ycsterilay. —Rob. Kroutisdown from Chicago on visit. —T. V. Muxedon arrives from Nebraska this evening. —Aaron Hujrhos and wife have returned f.'om a visit at Winchester. —Ed Wilhito and Frank lleaton are home from Washington, D. C. —Sam Billman has returned from a visit in Boston and Pennsylvania. -Editor Williams, of the Lafayette Sunday Leader, was iu the city to jy. —Mis3 Kate Wiley has returned to Terre Haute after a visit with the famuy of T. D. Brown. —tJrof. John Coilett, ex-State Geologist, is in tho city the guest of his nephew. Henry Campbell. —Chas. Emerson, the gentleman who is getting up our directory, was suddenly called to Muncle to-day by the death of his father. —Nicholson lias a line display of photographs iu the show windows of the stone front. Robert Downing has several line ones thero. —All the ladies of the M. E. church aro requested to meet in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, business of importance. —Chas. T. Nicely, just this side of Shannondale, has advertised a sale of his personal property to take place on Saturday, Nov. 15. It will be large sale and much property will bo sola. —Taunenbauu Brothers said that last

Saturday was the largest day's business they had done sinco they have been in the eitv, while Aoe Levison reports that last week was the largest week's business since he has been in business here. —Mrs. barah M. Ernst, aunt of A. C. .lentiison, died at her home in Indianapolis last Wednesday snd was buried at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. Shewasabout TO years old and her disease was cancer. —Uosetta Cartmanurilla, the beautiful and accomplished gypsy queen, was run in for drunkenness Saturday evening,and her frenzied squeals awoke the echoes for blocks around. She was released this morning and told to skip. —The ladies of Center church will meet at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 4, at the home of Judge Davidson, corner of Franklin and Green streets to prepare their work for tho Winter in preparing clothing for the destitute children of the Court House Sunday school. All interested in sncli work aro invited.

—What can bo more appropriate for a Christmas present than one of thoie large crayon photos made by Nicholson

Sons.

NKW KOS-,

Dan Lane was ut Mace Friday. Willie Hell was in town Saturday. Tim Lane, Jr., was at Ladoga Saturday. Mrs. ~'uncy,Taylor was at your city Saturday. .I-nx's Higginsis building aside shed to us barn. *Vn. Bronaugli was down from Lizton "":y ir'-voral of the Hog Heaven boj were ov.r Sunday.

Loader and MeUon, of Advance, were down Sunday. Ira Bowen and wife arrived from Danville, Ills., Friday.

Fred Maxwell was hauled out or town Friday on a log wagen. Starr and l'eterson were over at Ortli electioneering Sunday.

A debate ut the sehool houso Friday night. All are invited. Miss Itilltt Williams, of Sanl'ierro, is tho guest of Mrs. .lane Graves.

Scott Eakert hud his leg broken ir gravel pit Thursday evening. Jay Brown, who has been very sick the past week is slowly improving.

Hinton Gott is building an addition to his home which adds toils beauty. Miss Katie Mnlcr, of Lebanon, is tho guest of W. H. McVey and wife.

Let everybody turn out to chop wood for Mrs. Jane Whitely Wednesday. Hunt down the miscreants who tried to upset, the "jug" and turn them loose.

C. T. Hronuugh, candidate for Coroner was at Crawforiisvillo during the past week. ltov. A. l'lunkctt preached at the Christian church Sundiij and Sunday night. Ono addition.

Tom Hronaugli thinks a child under foil years of ago should not he allowed to handle a knife.

The man wbOKcwsoit buttons after night should wait until a late hour or get somo oue to doit.

Continued,

The favorable impression produced on tho first appearance of tbo agrecble liquid rult remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of ull who have used It, and tho success of tho proprietors and manufactures, tho California Fig Co.

fa OarPtpufarBtanti

Willfce jkurvla.

Corrjbinatiojiwot always to be ad.

ivs^^cC,°ofualityQineF

ATA REASONABLE PRICE

EACH

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

AN EXTRA SWEET PIECE OF

Mrs. liornbeek'sjind Campbell store. The Under will please leave ut this otllee.

LOST—A

saddle and overcoat somewhere between Crawfordsville aud Linden. They dropped om of a cart unnoticed. The finder will please notify John Murphy either at Craw fordsville or Linden,

LOST—A

small boy's cloth overcout some where between the residences of J. Insley aud Mrs. !. E. lloblnson. Finder will ploiiHc leave at Insley's livery stable and be rewarded.

FOR SALE..

OU SALE—acres of land, !4 mile of

corporation line. Can be hud at a bti vain. Apply or address U08 west NVabiish av nuo.

FOU

SALh—A nice new stock of perioral merchandise torcugh or good dotes, Address Hox JJ-il, Linden, Jnd.

l- Oil SALE—A first class sewing machine, warrant 1 tho best that can be niude for J.iO. Good machines (new) for $20 und S25. Pay no attention to cheap talk of other agents but come und see for yourself. Mucnlnc* sold on monthly and weekly payments, /. S. WiiBEi.cn, dealer In Sewing- Machines, 120. Green Street.

prOK £ALE~A family horse, bupjry and J. harness for sale cheap. Owner leuvin) the city and must sell. Enquire ut 90S West Market Mrcet.

FOU

SALE—First class steam cord wood taw for sale or will trade for wood. Apply 000.south I'luin street,.

FOIl

WANTED.—ANo.

WANTED—An

AGENTS

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Have you a Pittsburgh, Rochester, Duplex, or a Student Lamp?

Do they work satisfactorily? Do your Lamp Chimneys break? You Gfet the wrong- sort!

The

RIGHT

PEARL

ones are the

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made by

Macbeth & Co., Pitts

burgh, makers of the celebrated Pearl-top "-lamp chimney, Vi'hich have given universal satisfaction

FOUND.

FOtTXD.-A

gold nreust pin with ajockej

set. In tlic collojre cutiipus, The owner •an have the surne by culling ou KU Lepner "07 MUHjruti street.

LOST.

LOST.—A

metroscope somewhere between

SALE—An open faced silver watch Elgin movement, cbcup. Inquire at the Journal otRce.

WANTED.

ANTED—Agen s. Can make f.'J per day clear of expenses, Call on F. \v, Lowe, vreneral agent, 50"» o.st College street, near IM.utn street for particulars uutll Wednesday noon. Nov. 5.

girl to do general housework,

Apply at Ill west Market POLLY JOHNSON-stieet,

WAN

TLD:—A local and traveling agents to sell Lubricating Oils. Apply tc terms to the Dietcrlchs Oil Co., Cle eland Ohio.

active, honest man—Salary

$100 monthly If puituhle, with opportunities for advance, to represent locally a resensible New York house. Keferenccs. Manufacturer, Lock Uox v? York.

WANTED: Ladles preferred.

Whole or part time. $15 to $20 per week easily earned. Most liberal terms. Address with l-elerence. Moen Medicine Co., no S. Michigan street. South Hend, Iudlana,

1 /f EN Wanted local and 11 avohna Position: iVX permanent or part time. Salary from start. Experience unnecessary. Brown Bros. Nurserymen, Chicago. 11L uovl

FOR RENT.

rOll

KENT—Hesldencoon College Hill. Information inquire of O. M. Gregg.

For

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to Monluguo.V Itunkin,) Specli:l attention given to the removal Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Oflleo and residence over the Corner Book

Store:

li nigliif! lmekets nt tho !)9c Btore.

Fresh Hiukwh"-iil Hour (fna ran teed to lie btrictiy pure at Crul.ljs & lieynold'e,

Studonts In in j) ut. the 9'Jotmt ntoro.

F1 \ver stands nt tho !)flc store.

Kxeurskni Kate.i to Cliieiigo. T' L., N. A. .1-, II. Itallwny will soil round trip tiekets from Crawfordfcvlllo to Chiedpfo on November :t to 8 Inclusive, to the American Horeo .Show, for $6.90. These tickets sold on certificate plaii. Also November Kith to 18th Indus re. same rnte will ho charged to onahe eoplo to visit Iho American Fat Stock,

i'oultry

and Dairy Show.

SANTA CLAUSSOAP.

ask me

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KLINE & GRAHAM

Gold Watches

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NKOviRBANK&Cd CHICAGO.

Everything Is Warranted

That goes out of our

Millinery Department

To have boon selected from the

Newest Styles

AM) OK TIIK

Best Quality.

MISS H.A.GKEI-1

Who has charge of it, has spent too much time in NEW YORK

and CHICAGO not to know tlu: business thoroughly.

Silk Velvets, Ribbons and Silks

Are (told tn this Department nt

Drv Goods House Prices.

D. F. McClure.

W.B. HARDEE.

101. SOUTH GREEN STREET,

SPECIAL SALE OF

Wall Paper! .. Window Shades!

To make room for our Spnn^ stock propose closing oat our present stock ol Wall Paper and Window Shades regardless of cost.

Robinsoni & Wallace.

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{.^T-Aie oflei lriK iinlieiird of I'rlcrs

A mi 11 I 111 tin,

Call and See the Large Stock and Learn the Low

KHjIHSTE & OR.A.H.A.M,

Tlic Old Reliable Jewelers,

Opposite the Court House, on Main Street

Imported Key WesU^ Cigars and Tobacco.

Jewelry Line.

Priccs.