Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 January 1891 — Page 4

TAKE

S. S. S.

FOR

ECZEMA-

My little four year old girl had «a aggravated case of eciema. The bert physicians treated her, without any food resulta. A single bottle of 3. B. flu aured her aound and welL This wn four yeara a^o, and ahe has had BO torn of the disease slnoa and ber tkia W perfectly smooth and sWsn

James E. Henry, Detroit, MA oh. Vnatiae on Skin dlaenes mailed tr*%.

Swift Spoclflo Co., Atlanta, Qm.

Hopes thai Hll his customers

and friends had a Merry

Christmas and

Would remind them that

NEW YEARS PRESENTS

are more in style this

year than usual.

There arc a number of

I'ltSTTT THINGS

still left at

207 East Main Street

©Every Picture Turned Out®

Is guaranteed to be strictly

first-class.

C2f"0ur Satin Finish is superior

to an.v work done in the city."'

IAW o/4

r* r* -u Si I® a &a

SCHOOL OF MUSIC,

D:?AUW UMVMSITY, GBEENCASTLE. I.IO.

•Jl*.nir!!on in Pianoforte. Organ, Voice, Violin 1 Ou.lii»f"»il nruf KitTnl Jnjitrumi-mn, Ilnrnionv! SJtfbt-fciiiginp. ("horun and Orchestra.'

U(IenH recriwd «tt ntiy time durini? th».fc achoo! year. Hoard in University lbdl« $ J.00to 12.AO per week Kooms ct*. to i.oo p,r week. IVultlona «laiiK'd for worthy graduates. 'or particulars, uddrv**,

Trof. JAMES H. IIOWK, Dean.

If you have a

COLD or COUCH,'

acute or leading to

CONSUMPTION.,

SCOTT'S EMULSION

OF PURE COO LITER Oil. AND BTPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AXD SODA X» aURH CUHE FOR XT.

This preparation contains the stimulating properties ot the Hypophorphitrt and One Kortceglan Cod l.irrr Oil. Osed by physicians all the world over. It la at palatable at milk. Three times as efflraclous as plain Cod Llrer Oil. A perron Emulsion, better than all others made. For all forms otfTaitiiig ZHteatct, Bronchi!ti,

CONSUMPTION,

Scrofula, and as a Flesh Producer there Is nothing like SCOTT'S EMULSION. It la sold by *11 Druggist*. Let no one by

CANDY

profuse explanation or Impudent entreaty Induco you to occopt a substitute.

SEND 75 cts., $1.25 or $2.25 for an Klegant IJox of Fresh Candv. by express, pre paid within IOO miles of Danville

Suitable for presents, Sample orders solicited. Satisfaction 'Guaranteed. Address. CHARGES U. PBIrBKAMP, 57otiufa(51 urinx Confectioner, Danville, Illinois.

Dancing Academy,

CLiOUE BLOCK. The second term of Mrs. Clark's school begins this week. Classes Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday ovenings. Chlldrens classes Saturday afternoon. Private lessons given at residence, 80S

South Walnut Street.

Notice to the Public.

Notice Is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any contracts made by Mr*. Susie Wilhlte from and after January 8,1891. WILLIAM

WILHITS.

DAILY JOURNAL.

FKLDAY, JAM. i, 18'Jl.

WISE AND OTHEBWISE.

-One plain druuk was tlued in tbe Mayor's court lost evening. —Four prisoners escaped from the Tippecanoe county jail last night. —Ads nut of a business nature iu tho "Wanted Oolumu," one cent a line a day. —Never throw down Tun JOITUNAL without looking through the "Wanted Ooiuinn." —The meeting at tho Methodist church this evening will occur at G:30 o'clock owing to the lecture. —Mr. T.J. Sidener, of Crawfordsville, is visiting at J. C. Kogers' cm north

William street.—Fmnkfort News.

—Tho Monon railway company has increased the rate on stone from Putuamville to this city, from 814 to §21 per cir. —The child of Mrs. l'etor Moran died last evening of scarlet fever and was buried this morning ut ten o'clock in tho Odd Fellows cemetery. —liev. George EaglehotV came down from Iiafayetto this afternoon, lie will take charge of the Methodist church at Yeodersburg. —Tho "Si Plunkard" band concert and hayseed parade this noon was a most successful affair aud guaranteed a good audience for the combination this evening. —The case of Lucy Davis vs. Emily Euttoii for tho portion of real estate which Judge Mack, of Torre Haute, decidod hero sorno timo sinoe has been reversed by the supreme court. —Frank liirchlield has just completed a baru for Wm Weikle, 40x30 feet, one and a half miles southeast of l'ouutsvillo. The peculiarity of the barn is that it is composed entirely of beech, the frame, siding, and shutters all being made from thut timber. —The Loan and Investment Association of liloomington, 111., has organized a branch in this city. Tho following are the officers of the local branch: B. F. Hatchings President J. A. McClure, Vice-Pres. Dumont Kennedy,Sect, and Treas. W. T. Whittington, attorney. Tho directors are J, W. Stroh, N. J. Clodfelter, S. J. Ueach, J. M. Talbot, and W. T. Whittington, and the Appraisers are J. W. Stroh, J. A. McGluroand 11. F. Hutchings.

Won't Sell His Goods,

11 will be remembered that during tlio Pettit trial it came to light that he had a quanitv of household goods stored with Mrs. liobert Carter at Odell. Not long since a gentelman carriod word to Pettit from Mrs. Carter, that she was willing and anxious to buy these goods but wnnted them removed if he didn't care to sell. Pettit refused to sell and a few days ago^liis attorney, T. Arthur •Stuart, went out to Odell and spirited tho goods oil' to Lafaj jtte where they are now presumably with Harry Linouster. These goods are very elegant and of the latest pattern, many of them being presented to Pettit by his Shownee Hock in palmy days gone by. His retaining them in his possession evidently signifies his intention of going to housekeeping if evidently cleared.

A Dangerous Young Uriminal, The grand jury has returned one indictment which has been keept very quiet, owing to tho heinousness of the a. Hue. Tl.e arrest was made to-dav and strange to say the court relea ed the offender on bond. He is well known here and his arrest may be somewhat of a surprise. His name is Daniel Sullivau, familiarly known as "Skoot." The villatous crime was committed over a month ago and it consisted in nabbing a piece of ohicken ond a piece of fish from the lunch counter of A1 Harwood. The total price of the property stolen was not over 20 mts, but he has nevertheless been placed under a 8200 bond and will have to answer for the offense if convicted. His bondsman is Wui. Houlihan.

Aa Allowance For Prosecutor Haywood ID the Pettit Oase, LafayetU Courier- At the last and special session of the County Commissioners, George P. Haywood was allowed a claim of $7'J5 for his services in the prosecution~of"" W.~"l'red~Pettit.-'Au order is on the docket to that effect but investigation shows the stated sum was allowed for remunerating Mr. H.iywood and Dr. W. H. P-tera for their services in going to Now York and exhuming the body of the lute Mrs. Hattie Pettit and securing the parts for chemical analysis also, for puying a chemist from Chicago to assist Dr. Peters in making an analy»is of the parts.

No Fight Goes-

Sam Grant, of Lafayette, who was to .have oomc here to-day with his backers to sign articles for a fight with Ed Cory has backed down completolj He telegraphed this morning that his backers had deserted him aud that ho was unable to put up the $000 unassisted.

Methodist Meeting.

Tho meeting at tho Methodist church still continues to growing in interest Accessions will not to asked until next Sunday, but many have arisen for prayers. Itev. G. W. Switzer will reach this evening.

A Fortunate and Grateful Woman. Mrs- H. Gil s, of Everett, Pa., says: "I suffered for years from kidney and gravel troubles. No physicians or medicine at home, did me any good. I finally vlslUd my former home at Roundout. N. Y., and began using Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Roundout, N. Y. A few words tell the result. I am a perfectly w«ll and happy woman oaou moro."' :vi

ENUHUSIASTI0.

A Good Meeting at the Court House last EveningTlio mooting held in the small oourt room last evouing to consider plans for the raising of money to securo the hub and spoke works, which aro to remove shortly from New Market, was a most enthusiastic one uud marked by good attendance. ,1. M. Shultz was made presidout uud A. E. ltoynolds secretary. Mr. Shultz stated tho object of tho mooting and read the proposition of the oompany, whioh stated that they would come here for So,000 and 5 acres of land Mr. Shultz stated that Henry Alfrey bad given tho B. M. A. an option of GO days on the 7 acres of land laying just easi of his property for §2,000. Mr. Alfrey had paid 83,000 for it and it was a donation of $1,000 as the land could readily sell for its original price. It was moved that a joint stock company be formed to raiso §5,000, stock $25 per share, to purohase land and go towards Boouriui!: tho works. The oompany con take the land at the end of 10 years and dispose of it its it sees best. A number of speeches were made favoring the projeot and showing how the secureraent of tho works would bo of material advantage to the city. The following committees were then appointed: Organization^. F. Ramsey, T. H. Ristine and Ben Crane. Funds: Mayor Carr, B. R. Russell, George Abraham and Louis Bishoff. Grounds: J. J. Insley, Harvey Tinsley and P. C. Somerville. It was also suggested to see the several railroads to find out if any of them would give a liberal bonus to have the works placed upon thoir line. The meeting then adjourned until Monday, Jrjiuary 12, when the committees will be heard from.

Pulled His Leg,

A stranger by tho name of Williams was arrosted for drunkenness last eveniug and jailed. He was sober to-day and sworo out u.tdnvits against Tom McMahon, who keeps a saloon

west

Market street, and also Appleton Elmore and las handsome son. These goodly gentlemen Mr. Williamsaverred had robbed him 8fi by working him at poker while ho was in a state of beastly intoxication. When arrested the gang sw :re flatly to tho contrary of tho alio gation of Williams and wore released as thoy had a "preponderance" if the evidence and because the authorities believed them to be the incarnation of honor and veracity.

Taxes For 1890-

The rate of taxation for lfcWO in this county is as follows: Coal Creek, §1 40 Wayne, SI.95 Waynetowu, 82.10 Ripley, §1.05 Alamo, 81 50 Brown, SI.30 Wavelond, 81.Go Scott, §1 30, Union, §1.75 Crawfordsville, S1.G5, Madisoi-, §1.25 Sugar Creek, §1.25 Franklin. 81.25 Darlington, 81.15 Walnut, §1.45 New Ross, 81.25 Clark, 81 50 Ladoga, 81.45. The total poll iu eaoh township is §2. The rate for the purchase of the toll roads is GO cenls in Wayne, 25oenti in Ripley and 10 cents in Union. The first installment of taxes is duo on the third Monday April.

A Bank at Darlington-

Some twenty of Darlington's best citiz ns met there yesterday and held mi informal meeting in the interest ol a bank at that place. Nothing very definite wus done, only it was decided that one was needed and that it would be a good investmeut. It is now aprettj well settled fact that Darlington will dc her own banking in tho near future. Among those in attendance were M. B. Waugh, John Peterson, Alex Buchannon, and James Rfmley, together with A. H. Bowers, J. M. Hollingsworth, E. C. Nobes and many more such.

Directors Elected-

The Indiana Wire Fence Company met last night and re-elected its old board and officers, viz: Directors'. Charles Crawford, S. If. Gregg, I. C. Elston, R. E. Bryant, H. 11. Ristine, Bon Crano, and Houry Campbell. Officers: Charles Crawford, President and O. M. Gregg, Secretary aud Treasurer. It was voted to increase the capital stock fr 5.10,000 to §100,000.

Death of Miss Gertie Brooks, miss Gertie Brooke, aged 10 years, died at 1 o'clock to-day, at the residence of her grandfather, T. J. Francis, ol typhoid malaria, 'iho funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock next Sunday c^nducU (1 by Rev. G, P. Fusou. Interment at Oak Hill comet ory.

hAltOCA.

Mort Miller is in Chicago. Mr. Fernloy and family, of Fincastlo, were hero Tuesday.

The normal opened up this week with a good supply of students. Miss Gertie Evans has returned from her homeiu Bainbridge to attend school here.

Mrs. Jessie Click, Mrs. Mattiu Click and Mrs. Otie Chad wus over from North Salem Monday havingsome dental work done.

BF.ECUAM'S PILLS act like magic I.n a Weak Stomach.

Please Take Notice-

Water rentals are now duo and payable at the office of the Receiver on west Main stroet. Call at once.

IltA M'UoXNELI., Reooiver.

If you examine the work In LAWSOIIV show case you will see what ho (,alls hls satin or velvet finished cabinets. It represents his every day work In a gen oral way and especially the finish Is fur Buporlor to any made in Crawfordsville.

The Mother's Krinnd

Not only shortens labor and lessens pain attending It, but greatly diminishes the danger to life of both mother and child If used a few months before confinement. Write to The Bradfleld Regulacor Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye fc Co. Crawfordavllle, Ind.

AThrillingNew Story

AmttiKcmoiita have boon made for iliopubic

ctufonof fucinutiutf story, entitled,

"In Loye's Lands"

By Maurice Thompson.

It will tipponr iu thU pap«r nu

Saturday, January 10.

NEWS OF A PERSONAL NATURE.

—Mrs. Dr. Totten is quite ill, Mort Becknor was in Lafayette today. —Mrs. S. E. Crabbs is on the sick list. —Harry Connard is home from Evansvillo. —Will Nash wont to Colfax this morning. —Bert Ramsey has returned to Indiauapolis. —John L. Golds' has returned from Indianapolis. —G. F. Hughes was iu Waynetowu this afternoon. —Rev. Hugh MoCalip went to Lebanon this morning. —Joseph Grubb arrived from Terre Haute this morning. —Will Townsley has returned from a tour of Fountain county. —Rev. H. M. Middloton went to Haughvillo this evening. —S. C. Kennedy and Jerie West went to Indianapolis to-day. —J. L. Cliarui and John Robinson aro attending a meeting of the MyBtio Shrine. —S. R. Kercheval, of Joliet, Illinoist is tbe guest of his sister, Mrs. Cloy Larsh, 811 West Main street. —.Tessa Duokett, of Forest, 111., a nephew of Recorder Munhall arrived in the oity to day to enter 'Wabash college-

Carnegie liny* a Michigan Mine. IsiIPKMlNO. Mirth. Jim. U.—:The Biff Chapin iron mine at Iron Mountain. Mich., has born soU' t*» Andrew Carnegie, M. A. lianna A Co.. of Cleveland, and »I. A. Van Dvke, of Milwaukee. The terms of the sale are private, but the figures tire supposed to exceed $8,000t000.

THE MARKETS. r:tln, I'ruviMmt-., Kti\ ni'-Auo. Jan. 8.

rt.orn—Quiet 'inul In-.-. r. Sprinp Wheat Patents, ,?.v. i.i .lya.'i.W Winter 1Vb«at Kloiir, v-vrtO.. r-.• (.•! Patents. M.40& 4.50 for Cltjurti.

WUK.vr— Ruitnl fairlv nctivp ,W:! stronger. No. 2 cash. fcC'Wtr: May, AtiWiOT^.c. OATH—HLGLE-r. No. criS'\ 1 May,

Sarnp\-s in- ilrruTr supply, good

demand, higher. & 3 No. 3 White, 43H&450 No. 'J. l-'i 15c, No. Wlnt\ 4tt&47Sc. BYE—Scarce mat tirm." Samples of N.. s.' n: «ie. ..n.i .W. S. Moose. No. January tieliv.-ry. a\.: M..v 73e.

HAIU.KY—T.rcf ami r:u, S" nsti, T.Vj?S0c. Samples, couimoii. •••,'t'.J,- ^uo 1 to choice, f\.V't".1 fc, and exiru !"is,

MESS POITK M:IE'ii.:£ NI' d,-r:r(?IY ai'tivc and prices ruled siuud.,^' ^..stations ranged ul £i& I'Vj for i-ii-ili: ^lu 7i* If for Jan uarv. and ill.aiV.M.-ii-'i tor-May".

I.A»i— Katlit'r !*rai\e mi'1 jiric-'s ruled steady. Pru-- ni)i .'i-:i at !i lor cash $Ti tor January, n'vi y'i. I *tr, for May.

BLTTKK- Cn-amcry. lU iiry. Packing t».cl POI.-I.TIIY—Live Chicken*..-. iiic/Xe per lb: Live Turkfj-H. "-j-er. lti: I.iv,- fun ks, 7'i© b'-ji. per lb Live (ieesc. r,per doz. fm„-s Wisconsin I'rluie Wiut«. Sc: Water White, sJjc: Micliiaiui Prime White. t",c Water Wldte. 10'4'c: Indiana Prime White, »L.e Water White, ld'.r IKiidlicht, ITS test. P^e Uasoline, tiff's, He: 74 deg's. Naphtha. »j'l d' g's. So.

LIQUOIIS—Distilled Spirits ruled Arm Bt 51.14 per gal, for linlshed LTUOIIS

NKW YUHK, Jan 8.

WHEAT—Quiet and steady to atlvance. January, ii iCii,. nominal Keliruary. 11.044, nominal March, ?i.a.")i4, nominal: May. I1.04VS ®I.U4'i June, July, W"j®Wic Au gust 67%©«Se December, W"i®}l.uu^.

Cons-Pirm He up dull. No. 2, 5»260"tc: stoamer, ^\W)c GATS—Qtilet, strong. Western, 48357c.

Pnovisiuss—Beef steady, dull. Plate, 17.00 AT.r.'l family, f9.0J^10.00. Pork quiet, steady. New mess, (1 I.SOILI'.'.OD old mess, »10.00 extra prime. !D.3(aiO.OO. Lard quiet, steady. Steam-rendered. W.a74.

Cr.F.vKI.AND. O., Jan. 8.

.I^^'HOi.r.t'M -Quiet. Standard white, llOdefi. test, fi'ie: 74 gasoline, 9c: 88 gasoline. 13c 53 naphUa, 7c.

.-r.': I-ive Stuck. CHii-ADO, Jan. &

CATTI.E—Market moderately iietlve. Quotations rungeil at for choice to fancy shipping Steers I3.89SU.T5 for good to choice do. #:i.i.io-ifc:j.• lor common to fair do,: i'-ZAtjQ 3-75 for butchers' Sti-.-rs Cj.U%tf.S0 for .mockers ttuoas.*) for Texaus for Westerns ia.503a.10 for Feeders »1 a.v&2.T5 tor Cows »l..va3.«» for Hulls, and [email protected] for Veal Calves.

Hoi. s—Market rather active. Sales ranged at K.fpnfft.'U0 ror Pi( s-, -M.-toa3.70 for light: ia40» 3.55 for rough picking M.-102M.,'j for mixed, and !3.iy«8J.SU for heavy packing uud shipping lots.

l'roiioiiiieeo Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by .Mrs. Ada E. ut, of Gorton, S. we i|iicte: Wn, taSen with a bad cold, which s-ttled oil

II* lungs, eouglt set in and dually terminated in Consumption. Four doctors nave me tip mid

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure Is the remedy for you. For sale by MoTott, Morgan A Co.

Bowels Irregular ana constipated, resulting In Tiles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Eegtiiatoi.

Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchltl Forealo by Moffctt, Morgan fc Oo.

No cure-all or untried remedy will cure do.-t, Simmon's Liver Regulator....

Children Crv for Pitcher's Castoria.

Dress patterns suitable tor holiday presents. Every brother, father and husband should see them at Biscliof's.

.Simmon's Liver Rogulator Is a most excellent appetizing tonic.—Saml. S. Pent*. Chap, to Bishop of North Carolina.

OATABRH CUBKD,

Will You Join the Colony.

Now organizing to locate in Maryland, between tho cities of Baltimore and Washington. Hero are line fanning lurid3 low In price: adapted to every branch of agrlcultuie an abundance of pme.eofa water: delightful and healthful climate near to the best markets of the wo'Id unsurpassed railroad facilities. with low freight and passenger rates, with quick time educational advantages second to none: churches representing almost all denominations: refined and cultured society, etc. Only a few more wanted to complete the Colony, and it you want to join in one of the best opportunities of 11 llle-tlme, now Is the time. Farmers, business m- n, mechanics, and laboreis, there Is a chance for all. 100 per cent, protit. easily assured in three jeais. Full information free of charge, furnls'ied by \I.Y. ltlchards, Land aud Imiuigr.itlcn agent, B. it O. K. It Baltimore, Md.

Cold In trie head? or Chilblains? 01 Chafingf or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thlug In the world for It le Column's Petroleum Balm. Get, a free sample at. the drug store of Nve 4 Co

Haeklon'n Aruica SUIT*.

The beat salve In the world 'or Ci u, Bruises, Sores, Clceib, Salt Khe.nu, Fever Bores, Teller, Ch-pped Hauis Chilblains, corue, and all skin eruption and positively cures Plies, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon-y refunded. Price, 26 cents a box. For sale at Nye

drugstore.

ald I tould live |,ut a

-liort time. I gave myself up to nr, -Savior, determined that i'r I could not stay with my rilends on earth I would meet my absent ones above Mr husband was advised to get Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles it tins eured me and ihank God I am now a well and heartv woman." Trial bottle free at Nye & Co.'s Drugstore, regular size, 5Ucand $1 0U.

health and sweet

breath secured, by Shlloh's oatarrh remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injeotor free. Hoftett, MorganA Oo-

Co.

'Iry ULA£K^RAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia.

Kupcpsy.

This Is what YOU ought, t" have, In fact von must have It to fullv enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it dally,and mourning because they find It not. Thousands upon tlh.-fands of dollars are spent, annually by our people in the ho,,e t''at they imiv att'dn this boon. And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee lhat Electlie Hitters, If used aceoiding to directions anil tho use persisted in, will bring you good digestion and oust, the demon Dyspepsia and install instead Etipepsy. We r'. commend Electric liltti-i. for Dyspepsia and nil discuses of liver, stomach aud kidneys. Sold .at 60c. and $1 per bottle by Nye 4 Co.

Children Cr* for Pitcher** Castofe.

SHILOri S COUGH and Consumption Cure 1p sold by us 011 a g-iarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by MolTett, Morgan fc Co.

Health demands a healthy liver. Take Simmon's Liver Itcgulator for dyspepsia and Indig-stlon.

No pill or nauseating potion but a pleasant tonic and purgative is Simmon's Llvei Itegulator.

Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Onedos worth 100 dollars.

A Safe Guard—Always on Duty. Thousands mane A

practice of taking

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Itoundout, New York, whenever they have symptoms of possible sickness, and through tho prompt action of tills remarkable medicine they aro never ill. It, Is a perfect safeguard against all forms of malaria, sick and nervous headache, palpitation, dyspepsia aim heartburn

Sltft Wax Completely Curml. A daughter of my custormer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used ono bottle of IJradlleld's Female Itegulator, which cured her.—J. W. Ilellums, Water Valley,Miss. Wrlto The lir&dfleld IJeg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye .t Co. Crawfords.Ille, Ind.

WHT WILL YOD

cough when Shlloh's

Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 50 ceutd and f) Moffott Morgan

& Oo.

QiiWrtn Cry for. PitchesJtatori£

TRADE PALACE

TICK SALE.

The above don't mean a "tick sale" in one

sense of the word, but is a genuine sale

of the best quality ot

^Feather Bed Tickings

These are new, frcsl.jj.jjoods in the most.

Broad Blue Stripes

A N

Narrow Blue Stripes.

In the best quality nmile.

Goods that arc-worth other places 25 cents per yard. Come and

see what you can buy it of us at, from ,.

Monday,Jan. 5 to Saturday, Jan, 10

D. F. McClure.

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TO WEAK MIM

Buffering from tho effect* of youthful orrora, enrl*. flecajr, w&atlnKwe&knesa, loatmanhood, etc., I will •end a Yalatble treatiie faeslM} eoittainloc fuJ pftrtienlara for home cur©, FREE of charge. •plendld medical work should rend by eret mail who li oeirous and d«bmtr*«d. Addru^ frof. P« C* FOWl'EB. Bfoodua, Con*,

Mnkts a Ixivoly Complexion. Ja iptcndiu Tonic, and euros Jloils, I'impklej, fierofuln. Mercurial nnd all Blood ^Dlsciuics. Sold by your Druggist, Sellers Medicine Co., PittsburghiPa

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MONOX ROUTE.

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:'-'«'P in Hay Mail (daily t. ......... -u [Above ttains4,uly'stop at co intr se »K .»::J7n.m.. Bedford and haf. Accom...H»:4-Nt ui

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-^e (immCihttlon.... ..l-^n«Wjt» F0RSALL, PP'M SAMS^-An open faoel Hilver wat I r.ljrin movement.cheap. Inquire at tho Journal ollice.

FOR RENT.

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in town. Addicss

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WKN r-lk'sldenceon Coilevc lllil For I inioi matlon inquire of O. M. Grew

WANTED.

(»irl t«»d«j kre'nra! house wnrC

«.ood wnjLcew.: Ajiply at 111 wes! V.xin t'lreei.

.N I want a lady or jrontleiiMfMti tnN phn to act as a^rent lor a '. err pojmuir line ot iri»ods and wiicuonce ism will lurnish hle.-lotiK empi«»yaicfU :iV oiy wa^es. (rMid rclereuee tfiven no capita! requited Address II. 11. Ilalnes, |-0K I.cwis Si. l-ovi Wayne, Ind,

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LOST.

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pairofk'ohl rimmed spretaeles b«* ween po^totllce and N. J. fh«lM\er n^j-ieiiee. I- Imiur return Ut this otlice aud U5» awat\:«»d.

TKU.MS OF SUBSCIUPTION. DAILV, Oni'vear. without S-mdav .*r.' nft-' rmeyear.wlthStimlay...*. no Six month*, without. Sundav. «.oo Six months, with Sundav....* ... .... i.oo Three months, without Sunday .... "?!uo Tlnfe tnontlis. with Sunday...*.. :i,r0 One month, without Sunday n.ou no month, with Mmday ... l'vo

DR.

J. E.

RANKIN,

(Hnceesforto Muiitji^rue A: ItauKln.) Special attention given 10 the removal of Cancers, tnpe. worms, hemorrlioldn. Otlli:,- OM-r the t'orni-r Ili.Mtk Store. !(Ohilit'l-1f »00 Sunn W.isiilnift^ Street

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Pnu/oll

Rowell

thorough fuUUlnicnt knuwlucHco

and

°f, nUnull unrlvaliNl facllltlra 1® 0 in & all anti doiuirtmcnt8 ouU nft for of UUa careful newspnior atah advertising, Sntelllffent, ualntMl service." In Wo offer: exiwricnro ^g^ngpgir twenty-flvo r. to

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Mircissfnl Diiraiii contoinplato linslncaa DUlCdU. Biiuudlni wo $10 liavo or tho $10,«X) hist )n: einilppoil newxpaper pillce, |f| advertising '•y IU and far

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DrUNDSEYS'BLDQD SEARCHER

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

"'"i'tesYd'onco 218 Soutli Oruon stroet

Mrs. Dr. OrltBth erlvea special attention Chronic and Surgical Dlseaaea of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general praotlo*.

CONSULTATION FRU.