Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 December 1890 — Page 4
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My little four year old girl had an aggravated case of eczema. The best physicians treated hex, •without any ^ood'feeulU. A plngla bottle of S. S. 9^ oared her sotmd and well. This waa four years Rgi, and she has had no return of the disease since and her sltin perfectly smooth and clew.
James & Henry, Detroit, Miehj Treatise on Skin diaosfcee mailed free. Swift Spcoiflo Co^ Atlanta, Q%
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'i-.f111 G?C£f .A3TL£, l.'iD, itjcfurie. Orsr wi, Voice, Violin, nwi InMmnu-nia. Hormor.y,
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jo.tr. 1 Un(vor«lty ilxlln fj.otl to per *o*'fc: oi*. to j»cr week. 1'oeUiona obtained for wtuthy graduates. .Vor parlicul.-ira, address,
Prof. JAMES II. HOWE. Dean.
FOR SALE.
SALE—A nice new stock .. merchandise (or cash or good dotes, dress Box iMl, Linden, lud.
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'ocnl and tri"0ung Lubricating Oils. ADD DlotcrUAw O CO., Cle\
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Whole or part time, 15 to $20 per week easily earned. Most liberal terms. Address •with relereuce. Moen Medicine Co., 110 8. Michigan street. South Bend, Indiana.
FOR RENT.
OK HEM'.street.
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•A room house on Morgan D.N. MORGAN.
KENT Hesldence on College Hill. Information Inquire of O. 1. Gregg.
DR. C. E. RANKIN,
(Successor to Montague it Rankin,) Special attention gtven to the removal ot Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Ofllce over the Corner Book Store. Kcstdenoe 500 South Waahlngtcn Street.
The Mother's Fiiend
Not only shortens labor and lessens pain attending it, but greatly diminishes the danger to lifo of both mother and child If used a few months before confinement. Write to The Bradfleld Itegulncor Co., Allantn, Ga., for further particulars. Suld by Nye Co. Crawfordsvllle, lnd.
IHbbarri'* Vliroatuud Lung Jtal) For thro and ~ung troubles this remedy haf- no equal. It Is guaranteed to cure consumption in Its first stages and even In advanced stages of that disease It relieves coughing and lnduceb sleep. You may have a cough or a cold at any time, therefore no household, especially with children, should be without it. For all affections of the throat,lungs and chest, croup, whooping cough, hoarseness, spitting of blood and all pulmonary diseases It has no equal.
Prepared only by Rheumatic Syrup Oo., Jackson, Mich. Ask your druggists for It.
In Its treatment of rheumatism and al rheumatic troubles, Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. Bead their medical pamphlet and learn of he great medicinal value of the remedies which enter Into Its composition. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan fc Co
Electric Bitters.
Wm. Timmons, postmaster of Idavllle lud., writes: "Electric Bitters have done more for me than all other medicines combined for that feeling arising from kidney and liver trcubl." John Leslie, farmer and stockman of same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and liver medicine, made me feel like anew man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town', says: "Electric Bitters ls| just th? thing for a man who Is all run down "and'don't oaro wether he 11 es or dles he found now trength, good appeflle and felt just like he had an new lease on life
Only 60c. a bottle at Key Co. drug •tore.' 3
DAILY JOURNAL.
MONDAS, DEO. 1, 1890.
Troublesome Taylors.
Saturday night was a lively one at Linden. The streets wore full of drunks and high onrnival held sway. Into tho town oame Harvey Taylor and Taylor Taylor, brothers, and loaded with a vg proceeded to a dance. Their boisterous actions here caused an attempt at their arrest but they promptly stoned tho officer under shelter and
weDt
on their
way rejoicing. Calling at the livery stable for their team about 11 p. m. Thoy tried to take it off without paying tho bill. A slight youth gnawed Alien attempted to stop them but was pounced upon and beaten in a most vioious manner, besides being struck in tho head with a stone. His injuries a ro said to bo dangerous. This morning Marshal Ensminger armed wit warrant proceeded to tho country arrest them, The Marshall return _d at noon thoroughly disgusted. Ho had paid out SI.50 for livory only to find the tough Taylors had go no to Linden, pleaded guilty and beon lined.
fiev. E. T- Lane's Farewell
Pev. E. T. Lane delivered his farewell sermon at tho CLristian church yesterday morning,the subject being"fruit Bearing." A largo audienoe was present and tho seraion au able effort. In his peroration Mr. LAUO towered abova liis usual eloquence and many of his audience were moved to tears by his words of farewell. In the evening his subject was "Tho Law of Gravitation in tho Spiritual World." Tho house Was completely filled with aa intor6ted audienoe, and the sermon was one of tho best Mr. Lane has over delivered here. It was a sound, practical discourse, oouched in tho purest Euglish, and brightened with flushes of eloquence. Tho speaker has been importuned by many who heard it, to have it published, that it may have a general circulation, but his modesty will perhaps prevent its circulation in that manner.
Boy land's Affidavit.
A JOURNAL representative saw George Boy laud on Saturday concerning his affidavit to the effeot that Juror Imol hodexpresed an opinion on Pettit's guilt prior to tho trial. "Yes," said Mr. Boyland, "I made tho affidavit. A numbor of persons were in the habit oI oolleoting at the store at Garfield every night during tho habeas corpus proceedings at LaFayette. Comments were made on the evidence as it appeared in the papers and wo all expressed our opinion pretty freely. We wore generally agreed that ho was guilty. Mr. imol said, as near as I can remember, that when such men as Switzer and Hickman testified against him he was compelled to believe them, and therefore he must be a guilty man. I have two good witnesses to bear me out this statement,"
The Broom Maker,
An audience of several hundred persons witnessed a performance of the, now comody, "The Broom Maker of Carlsbad," by Same Iidey and his company at the Opera House Saturday evening. Tho play served to introduce to local theatae goers a comedian in the person of Mr, liuilly, who is duporior iL many respects to tho German dialect comedians now before the public, and who is doctined to attain tho same popularity enjoyed by J. K. Emmet in his primo. There aie many points of re-« semblance between him and Emmet in his best days, and those who always found pleasure in the latter actor's performances willingly conceded the great promise in this youug player.—Indianapolis Sentene).
At Music Hall Friday night.
For
Oommiesioner's Court.
Tho commiwiioner's court begau its regular sessions to-day and Bottled .ith tho trustees, allowing a largo number of bills. Jool Doere transacted his last business and turned his place ovor to his suoessor, Allen Byers, elected Nov. i.
Changs of Firm.
A. L. Tomlinson has disposed of his stock in the Market street grocery firm of Tomlinson & Company, to Mrs. Mary Long, who will havo full charge of tin* business in the future. Mr. Tomlinson will probably locale in Indianapolis.
The Pettit History,
The manuscript and illustrations of tho history of Pettit and his trial, was plaoed in tho hands of Carlon & Hollenbeck, printers at Indianapolis, thio, morn-'ng and will bo ready for sale by tho urst of next week.
Fair Association Meets,
Tho Montgomery county fair association met to-day and proceeded to tho election of directors for tho emuing year. Tho attendance is large and the balloting is still going on at I p. m.
Death of Peter M01 an
Peter Moran, a well knonu oitizen of this place, died at his home on oast Wabash avenue to-day at a. m. He \\as attended in his last hours by Bev.G.W. Swltzer.
COLLEGE MOTES.
The attendance this mornmg at chapel was attenuated. Guilfor Baboook has gone home to lemain uDtil Christmas.
The Y. M. C. A. will attempt to vanquish the college foot ba'l team Saturday.
The photographic business keeps up at Law son's new gallery, the fact is that ho is'doing strletly first class work.
Take Simmons 1.1 verRegulator. Onedos 8 worth 100 dollar*.
—John .Tohusou went to Ladoga today. —Capt. Georgo Brown is in Indianapolis. —Mat-,v rty went to Indianapolis to-day. —U. M. Michigan.
ltloft this morning for
Dr. J. It. Duncan in reported some better to-day. —0. H. Davidg: was ovor from Tndianupjriis Saturday. —A. i., \mlineon went to Indianapolis tint, moon. —Lee Dnrham returned to Grooncastlo yesterday. —Dr. Barnes attended patients at Goodlaud to-day. —Elder J. O. Barnhill wont to Indianapolis to-day. —Aaron Blair aud wife have gone back to Lidiuuapolis. —David Harter and wife havo returned from Shelbyvillo. —John Callahan,of Indianapolis,s^ont Sunday in this oity. —Prof. King returned from Indianapolis this afternoon. —Judge T. P. Davidson returned from Covington to day. —Miss Jeesie Hornbeck returned '.to Indianapolis this morning. —Joseph Gusli oil and wifo returned to Frankfort this morning. —Miss Lola Middle ton returned to DePauw University to-day. —Walter H. Evans and wifo returuc.l to Indianapolis this morning. —Anderson & Crane, attorneys, are in Chicago on legal business. _" —Miss Anna Milligan is visiting Lei' brother Harry at Indianapolis, —MCB. J. A. Johnston and son, of Lebanon, are visiting Will Johnston. —Miss DaiBy Robertson is home from a short visit with Indianapolis relatives. —General Lew Wallace, Henry Wallace and wifo weut to Chicago this morning. —Miss Ora Moti'ett spent- apart of last week in Covington and Veedersburg. —Miss Elinoro Born hart returned Saturday evening from a visit at Logan sport. —Henry Campbell, wifo aud daughter, Kitty,Came home from Indiarmpolis to-day. —W. H. Bsruhart und family, of Indianapolis, are the guests of E. M. Barnhart. —Miss Noilie Dunbar, of Bowers, was the guest of W. M. Reeves and wife yesterday. —Mrs. O. F. Britton return (olndianapolis thiB morning after a visit with
Mrs. Surah Britton. —W. F. Butcher, of Chicago, who was the guest of D. P. Smith ovor Sun day, went to Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs. Albert Baker and family returned to Indiunapolis this afternoon accompanied by Mrs. A. B. Andersen.
WISE AND OTHERWISE, tei —North Washington street is being graveled. £§—Beckner & Buser, carriage dealers, have gone to Ohio to buy stock. —JudgeKabb, of Covington, is presiding on the bench here to day. —A ten pound boy arrived at tho homo of Louis Beecher yesterday. —The T. A, G. dancing club will crive its
Bccoiij
dauca next Thursday
evening. Tli^ li-l is sit Otto's. —The goods boxes back of Nye Company's drug store took fire this afternoon audit was only by hard worli that a conflagration was prevented. —Louis Addese, of Danville, 111., is fitting up the vacant room next to Townsley's music store in Music Hall block for a butcher shop, oud will move in his stock nest Thurtiday. —Tho seats for the Schubert Quartette were put on sale this morning and •100 marked off in no time. Five hun dred season tickets have been sold and the course is an assured success. —By an order of tho ccurt, O. E. Snodgrass opened his business again this morning to continue for a period of 30 days in oidcr that the business may be straightened up and all orders tilled.
Kor Ten Years.
COUNCIL CHAM-HER. CITT COUNCIL, CITY OF .SALEM, 111. Messrs. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
GENTLF.MF5:—I (leslto to sive voluntary testimony of the great good of your "Liver I'llls." In my judgment they hare few equals, and no superior, for headache and all diseases caused, by a non-acting liver. 1 havo used tbem In my family for the past ten years, and we find them the-best pill extant. \V« will use no other. Every houseohld In the land should he supplied, and much sufierlng would be abated. .Truly yours, H. C. FELTMIN,
City Clerk,
DALTOK, TENN,, LAND SALE.
The Opportunity of a Lifetime—Half Sates via the Big Four Boute. On account of land sale at Dayton, Tenn., the Big Four Route will sell'tlckets on December 3d,-till and 5th, good fifteen days returning, at ono fare for round trip. Here Is tho opportunity of a life time for the capitalist, Investor and homeseeker. Coal, iron ore and timber In inexhaustible quantities. Got in on tho "ground lloor" and you will soon reap the fruit of your enterprise Don't delay but secure your tickets ever the Big Four Route and keep light up with the crowd. For full information call on nearest ticket agent or address D. B. Martin, General I'asseuror Agent. Cincinnati.
Facts Worth Knowing,
In all diseases of the nasal mucous .membrane tho remedy used must be non-irritating. Tlio medical profession has been slow to learn this.' Nothing satisfactory can 00 accomplished with douches, snufTs powders or syringes bocause they are all Irilatlng, do not thoroughly roach the effected surfacos- and should be abandoned as worse than failures. A multitude ot persons who had for years borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can Inflict testify to radical cures wrought by Ely's Cream
Balm.••'••j. •.*.:.-••••
FOR IRELAND'S SAKE.
The IrUli rnrllduifntiry DologRteii Meet with 11 Running Reception Ht Oh'cigo.
CHICAGO, Dee, 1.- Battery proved inadequate to ncc-minoilnto tho crowd which gathered on Saturday night to wolcomo Messrs Dil.on, O'Brien and tho other lriuli :nomho: a of Parliamont who are now in. ,T -HI.'of
Amorloan
cities. An ovorfl:/-, -,w"'?!• was therefore hold in the C.y rrmory adjoining. Tho iu !?d 1 .-ial..., m» le spooches at both pl-.ices.
Nono o: t'm sp- keiM uttered Mr. Parnell's n-.r. a, 1.-, the resolutions adopted recognized ho splendid services of Charles tti v,.irt l'urnell. Tho resolutions ple.ijoJ tho throng to tho cause of 1 volan stiu denounced tho wrongs thr.tl—d t\ bl.ed herotlegislativo independence, 'the irish visitors were congratulated fer thrir services and tho sympathy of every American was tendorod 'Dillon aud O'U.-ion, who woro shortly to enter 'ipon -rms of incarceration in coercion dungeons.
After Mr. O'Brien's adtlross had concluded a colli uiioa was takon. Sovon gentlemen subscribed fr.03 each and there was along strinT of S100, S50 and S25 offerings. Who-, figured up tho total reached something more than S18,000. This amount will probably bo increased by future subscriptions.
SCARED DEPOSITORS. .:
Thoy Force a Dul-.itii (Minn.) Bank to Clou- t* Uoin-ft. MIXNKAPOI.TS, MYM Dec. 1.—The Journal's Dulutb, Minn., special says: Tho privato bar.!: of Iiall & Co. has closed its doors temporarily. In run Friday of tho -370,000 deposits were drawn our. Wlion the cash was exhausted, Mr. Kail addrossod tho waiting dopositOM and told thom that he could pay no mcr'sj cash, but if thoy would v.ait a d:iy or two thoy ould he paid in full, lie has not yet raised the nnc-'issary fun is. No runs havo been made on tbrt ether banks. They have the lar jm e.'sh surplus on band in their history. Thoy have called over Sj.'iO.UOO of lo.ms during tho past two weeks.
of 1
HALF A DOZEN LIVES LOST.
Six Ijockcm Dror.nc In |)ovil'« ljtko in Northern ST. PAIN*, 1.—-A fearful calamity took plac.o at Miner. Ti norr & Co.'s logging-camp en Devil's lake, twenty miles north ot Hiee Lai.i.-, Wis., Saturday night. The men who were on the opposite side of tho lake from the camp were returning to supper. Tho boat was caught in a heavy gust of wind, which upset it, and tho following weredrownod: Frank Fouriner, John Crotto. Arthur Page, William Knight, Charles Stykes, and A. D. Clark, of Rojalton, Minn. The bodies havo not as yet been found, owing to tho condition of tho ico.
Ale a Wlil»Uy GIHKS mut Died.' MISXEAI-OI-IS, Minn., Dec. 1.—William J. Ball, commercial traveler for a Chicago tobacco house, while drinking a glass of whisky hero Saturday night kogan oating the glass and had devoured half of it when interfered with. Bodied in a few minutes. Griof and mortification at hearing of his wife's arrest in a disordorly houso caused tho dopd. He was well connected in Chicago and Toledo.
JMuriloror Novak In*nnn«
JOLIHT, 111., Dec. 1.—Tho murderer Joseph Novak has bocomo Insane ovor his oscapo from tho gallows. Ho was to havo been hanged Friday and had all his preparations made. Ho had no thought that ho could be granted a supersedeas, aud tho result has beon to completely unbalance his mind. Tho county physician sa.ys he will not rocover.
Broke Through the Ico.
ET.T, Minn., Doc. 1.—S. C. Orr and Samuel Torroll, mining exports at work about six miles from this village, in trying to walk acroris Fall lako broke through and wore drowned. The bodios were recovered. Orr is thought to have gono to tho rescue of Torroll aftor ho got in the water, and both wont through and wore 1 fii-
L'i.N
of ISrltish Joitlce*
/-..!• -e. 1. Thomas Alfred y. i1'ranees Irving, 29, and 'JS, t!io Americans who tj'iilly to a series of extensive
Wrigl Alice pleaded
robberies from jewelers' shups in this city, were sentenced Saturday, the man to fivo years' penal servitudes and the women lo eighteen months at hard labor each.
Illinois Grange.
Spi!i.\-«rir.i.i, 111., Doe. 1.—Tho Stat# Grange of Illinois will hold its nineteenth annual four days' businoss meeting in tho State Houso in this oity, beginning at 10 Tuesday, December 9, Thoro will be a public programmo of exorcises the aftornoon of tho first day.
IJIff Fire at Kaat St. I.oilfB.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.—Tho oxtonsivo barrol and stave works of B. F. Horn & Co., situated near tho Relay Dennt East St. Louis, were ontiroly dostrovod by lire. Loss, £75,000: insurance, $25,000.
Stole l~niinlrym«n'6 WnffeH. LOIHSVII.I.K, Ky., Dec. 1.—The money set aside to pay 325 men at Litbgow's foundry was stolon Saturday ovoning. The am-'imt of the loss Is $2,480. Thoro is •'. 10 tho thiof.'
.. wi
wnow-storm
for Taar*.
Lo s, l-yj. 1.—The snow-storm in Engla. a in the severest sinco the Crimenv.ar. Sheep aro dying by thousands, it boing impossible to give thom food and shelter. iMwny llodiesi Recovered'
BKIU.IX, Doc. 1.—Eiglity-sevon bodios havo beon found in tho flooded Anna pit of the Bruex Mining Company. Seventy-eight minors woro recovered alive.
T\ro Sisters Drowned.
RICE LAKE, Wis., Doc. 1.—Tho tw« daughtors of Nols Dcsair wore drowned by breaking through tho ice on Dosaii lako Saturday afternoon.
I)r. Mary Walker Dylnp,
OSWEGO, N. Y., Doc. 1.—Dr. Mar} Walker lios dying at hor farm near Bunkor IlilL The trouble Is said to bo heart failure.
Health Is Better than Gold. If you hove bad breath,sluggish bowels pain In tlio small of your back, nervousness or giddiness, your vital organs are sadly out of ordor. A mere dose of physio will not help you. Your only wise course Is to take Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, cf Roundout, N. Y.,and cleanse your system of the impurities. It reguates the Liver and KtdneyB.
CATARRH OtJRED, health and sweet breath secured by Shlloh's Catarrh remedy. Price 60c. Nasal lnjeotor free. For sale by Moffett, Xorgu ft Oo,
There are many white soaps. each represented to be just as good as the Ivory." They are not, but like all counterfeits, they lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having it Tis sold everywhere.
THE MAKKETS.
Grain* Provisions, Etc. CHICAGO, NOV. OTL
FLOUR—Quiet und lower. Spring Wheal Patents, S4.60&4.75 Bakers'. $3,25tf&3.50 Wtntor Wheat Flour, I4.G0Q5.00 for Patonts, I4.40O4.50 for Oleare.
WHEAT—Ruled lower. No. 2 Cash, 93tto December and May Sl.OOX® I1.01H.
CORN—Active and lower. No. 2, 60@FI2O No. 9 Yellow, MX&530 No. 3, 49@51o No. 3 Yellow, 49^51c December, 40,H©31)tc May, fiS(^53^c.
OATS—Active, unsettled and lower. No. 3, 4SM®43Ko December, 43 Muy, 46^d 45fco. Samples in good aupply and lower. No. 3, 40©43c No. 3 White, 44*£46o No. £, 44Q45o: No. 3 White, 40&47KC.
RTE—Quiet and steady. No. S rash, 69KQ 70c November, 89Hc May, 75c. Samplolots, 70^7mc for No. 3, and G3fe65o for No. 3.
BAJILEY—Demand fair tnarket firm. No. 8 cash, 7$QS0c. Samples: Common, 57^62o good to choioe, 6^®70o, and extra lots, 73^80a
MESS PORK Market rather active, and prices ruled easier. Quotations ranged at 99.00 Q9.12}$ for cash I8.90G9.00 for Docomber 811.12HQ11.20 for January, and Sll.9£H$}13.00 for May.
LAUD—Rather active, and prices miod lower. Prices ranged at 95.75^5.86 for cash S5.75® 6.82H for Decomber W.19H©6.17H for January, and T6.02ttQft.65 for May.
BUTTEH—Creamery, 15©»7Hc Dairy, 15©23c Packing stock, V$9O. POUITTRY—Live Chickeus, 5®0o per lb. Spring Chickcns, per lb. Live Turkeys, 5 per lb. Live Duoks, 7&8cper lb. Live Geese, I3.&0O6.25 per dozen.
LIQUORS—Distilled Spirits ruled firm at 81.14 per gal. for finished goods. OILS—Wisconsin Prime White, 8H40 Water White, 9K£o Michigan Prime White, 9^o Water White. llKo: Indiana Prime White, 9Ko Water White, lOtfc Headlight, 175 teat, lOttc Gasollno, 87 deg's, 14o 74 deg's, 9|^o Naphtha, 08 deg's, 8c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.
WHEAT—Declined but recoverod steady, only local trading. Dccembor, 81.09 3-16Q1.03X Marob, 81.06^1.00^ May, 11.05*6 1.00 7-10.
Cork—Dull and easy. No. 9, OOHQ6SH0 Steamer mixed, 00c. OATS—Easter. Western, 48®&8c.
PROVISIONS—Beef steady. Plato, 87.00^7.50 family, 89.75^10.00. Pork fairly active quiet. Mess, 810.50^12.00 extra prime, 810.50Q11.00 Lard quiet weak. Steam-rendered, 86.97H.
LIVE Stock* OniCAGO, Nor. 89.
CATTLE—Market only fairly active on looal and shipping account. Quotations ranged at 84.75 for choice to fancy shipping Steers 84.00&4.70 for good to choice do. 83.00Q3.70 for common to fair do. 88.80 for Butohers* Steers 82.l0tt2.60 for Stockers 82.15Q3.00 for Texans 82.50Q3.40 for Westerns S2.60Q&.10 for Feeders 8l.45Q3.76 for Cows, 8l.50Q3.35 for Bulls, and S3.00Q5.50 for Veal Calves.
HOGS—Market only moderately active. Sales ranged at &.60 3.40 for Pigs 83.S5Q3.75 for light 83.50Q3.G5 for rough packing 83.50Q3.00 for mixed, and {3.&QL00 for hoavy packing an4 itblppiug lots.
Blie W1111 Completely Cured. A daughter of my custormer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was •ompletely wrecked. At my suggestion sho used one bottlo of Bradfield's Female Regulator, whioh cured h^r —J. W. Heliums, Water Valley,Miss. Write"The Bradfleld Hog.- Co.,- Atlanta Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye fc Oo. Crawfordsvlllo, lnd.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfc
Try our coffees once nnd we will sell you all you use. Ensminger & Seawright.
Acute and chronn rheumatism can bo effectually and permanently cured bo the uso of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan fc Or
The
El nt rt SL
Leland T. Powers and Wife,
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus,
The Lotus Glee Club,
JOTAL
cpen next Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
IF YOU BUY A SILK DRESS!
Of
That is made by tho
D. F. McCLURE,
Natchang Silk Company,
And should it
Break, Crack or Wear Greasy,
Return It and Get Your Money, or another pattern. We-
positively agree to do this.
We have just received some new goods of their make and
would like to show them to you.
We have also bought expressly for the
HOr-iIIXA.~2- TRADE
New Armore Silks,
New Faille Silks,
New Rhadama Silks.
An elegant gros-grain, 24 inches wide, for $1.25 worth $1.75.
F. McClure,
IO Per Cent.
ON ALL
Leather Goods
FOR CASH
On the Former Priees.
JOHN McCLAMROCK.
COURSE OF
EVER GIVEN IN
rawfordsvil l©
Tli© Course Embraces,
The Schubert Male Quartette, single admiS»«n
Major Henry C. Dane, skgie admi,.^
Tickets for the above cbui se. $1. You save $1.35 by buying now
Remember the date of the first entertainment, The Schubert Quartette Club, which so delightfully pleased the people last year, will be here Wednesday evening, Dec. 3. Reserved Seat
105 North Washington Street,.
P.S.—-I keep the Celebrated Goodyear Rubber Goods.
Now is the time "to buy Winter Boots and Shoes.
est and Best
Single admission
Single admission.
socent,
35cenls
Single admission 50 cents
cents
50cenls
Boards
will be