Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 February 1891 — Page 4

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R«pAlring is one of the mot important

parts of a jeweler's business.

A Oood Wutch may be ruined by a or icnorai.1 workman.

Therefore, when" your watches are out

of order brtnii tliern to:

207 East Main Street

Bring the Babies

Baths! Baths! Baths!

Tl.'li AND i:U. AT I JiK

Y. M.

Ofls

C. A. a be rS hop

MC«..ALU' AKMiTliuNO.

iOGL OF

Liverpool & London &. Globe

Insurance Co

American Assets (cash).... :..?7.1i Surplus .. 3,M»,i:n Losses paid in United Slates...v-»y.S97,*7:t.

Solid,Prompt and Honorable.

Does the Leading American Business.

Policies written hy

Cumberland & Miller,

Agenta, Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

Chicago Heavy Failure, one door east of court house, Main street.

—Ladles take your dresses, sh awls an cloaks to have re-dyed and cleaned onufehort notlooo the American Steam La ndry. 11,. \\. tt. Uosnell ls.agent or the old rwnaum ltoston SUrnm Dye Works. Wo lun. Call for price 1st.

Ladles' and Misses' rubber* worth .'0 cents, only 19 centa at tbo Chicago Failure.

No cure-allor untried remedy will cure Is does Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Men's, Ladles' and Children's shoes at less than manufacturer's cost at tlis Chisago Heavy Failure.

Daily

THI

Lunnin

MRS. WILSON

Who has purchased the Edna: Nicholson stock of millinery,has moved the same toelesraut rooms

Joel Block. Due notice will-be' given of the arrival of Spring styles, 1*7 South \Ya»htu|ft.)u Sir****

MUSIC

IftiYCaSITY. GREENCASTIE. iHD.

Vinnttforte, Orenn, Voice, Violin, a 1.: mmnirt, llannoi.v, Choru- Hti'l rein-urn. ,H» I »t. M-V TM «YRJ|)^ :H«I !^i3Vv**»:!y.H:itl« $ '.*» t. J2.ro j». Jl IiM c\', to $ l.V JM.T Wl'fk. Ponm.n* iSUftt4'*

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The Weather Report.

Tor ladlaaa—7 a.m.. fair. wanu#r

WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Methodist social to-night. (.Irsndfathor Krug irt still iu a critical condition. —The Ugal firm of Moore brothers returned to Greonciustle to dav. —Supper will lt served at the Methodist cliivob this evening from 5 until S o'clock. —Tom Nicholson was one of the ushers at the Florian-.Toues wedding at Indianapolis last evening. —Thomas Bowles left to-day for Rensselaer and Columbia City where he addresses the Farmer's Institute.

Senator Mount's bill providing fur the correction of errors in ditch survevs has passed the StAte Senate,

Charley 151oss, jr., has returned from Chicago and taken chair in Abbott's barber shop back of the corner look store.

The young Indies of the Christian church will in a few weeks repeat the curtain operetta which was such ft sucess when tirst given. —The fair ami supper to be given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church at Linden has been postponed on account of sickness,

Miss Daisy Darter entertained a number of friends at her home on west Market street last evening in honor of .Uiss Winnie liurusides. —A change of time will leUe place upon the Monon next Suuday by whieh the afternoon mail trains will meet here at about 1 :*i0 o'clock. —The Mite Society of First church will meet at tiie residence of Mr. Coffman Tuesday evening. An interesting programme will bo earned out.

v':r

—Mrs. Homer Hills took suddenly s:ck last Suuday morniug. and this afternoon her condition was considered so critical that a consultation was held.

The weather will heve to got colder if any more ice is soctiredi" ,:.The 1,000 tons already up is beautiful ice, although a.little thin ai will not last, ..through the season. liarry Sering, the tiv,»~year-old son of Joseph Sering and wife died last night at tlieir homo south of the city. The funeral occurred this morning at 11:3() o'clock. -'-There will IK1 a social at the home of ,T. \Y. Clark, !K)8 east college street, on Thursday night for the benefit of Friendship Lodge, (i'^od Templars. Everybody is invited. —Lost evening about 30 oi the friends of Eli Coombs and wife tend"red tliem a delightful surprise at their home. Th time until a late hour was pleasantly passed by various amusements.

The ladies of the 1st section of the .VI. E, church will give a social in the church parlors on to-day from 5 to o'clock. An elaborate bill of fare will bo served, all for la cents.

About -10 persons will go to Greencastle to-morrow to attend the Y. P. S. C. E. convention. R-ites of $1.2") will be secured and probably !Ht cents for the round (rip. All should attend. —Ashley E. Pax ton has advertised sell a lot of live stock next Wednesday at his residence one-half mile west of Gartield. He is the man whose bari: and its entire contents were destroyed by lire last Summer, and the public should be liberal in its patronage during the sale. —liev. W. T. Cuppy, of No. north Fennsylviiniastreet, while preaching near Dana, was prostrated by paralysis. He was brought to las home last evening and is much better, it thought the trouble was caused byfall received some weeks ago,— Indian apolis Join d. —Asa I'errigo, who w»« sent up from this county, and who iirofe sefito linvi experienced religion, in writing back here to one of our kind Christian ladies who interested herself in his welfare while he was here, says: "Well, I had the honor of learning preacher I'ettit his trade here we work on the same wheel together. Lafayette Call. —Last evening, at f'.:3U o'clock, at the home oi the bride iu Lafayette,

Rev. W. IS. Rilev, of 1 iloomiugton Ills., pronounced Miss Nelho Wallace and Henry T. Uroekeubrough husbund and wile. Miss Hose Wallace was mai of honor, and Misses Gertrude Poole of Shawueetowu, Ills., Helen Smith, of this city, and Emma Dresser were brides-maids. R. ii. Wallace was groomsman. A reception was tendered after the nuptials, to which over hundred invitations were issued.

—The Creamery Com piny runs buttermilk wagon* B. ]•'. Snyder in charge, 10 cents a gallon delivered. l'resh creamery butter, Ben Hur braud, can be found at Henry Sloan's, Gus Truitl's and VanCleave A- Houlehan's.

The peculiar rose tint of the akin for which the Persian women are world fa-nous is due to the use of their "Persian Mocha ColTee." This is a component part of Ilulman's Dauntless coffee, and if anyone will uso this, la small cup at each meal) for six weeks and do not notice a decided change in the skin, the cost of the trial will be cheerfully refunded. All grocers handle it- J9

Death of Saut Thornton.

»Suut Thornton (lied at the reaid nee of his mother iu Wavelaud last night fit 11 o'clock. Th© funeral will le to-mor-row.

Men's all wool panta wo th $4.25 onlv Ufi cents at tho Chicago Heavy Failure.

CWWrw Cry for Pltchert Ctstoabt

A HIPPODEOME.

Tbe Oory-Ftll Fight Easily Wou By the Former—Au Inierestiag Bare Knuckle Contest After It.

Last night the choice spirits of Cniwfordsville adjourneil en masse to the maideu city of Waynetowu whose inhabitants, for the most part, wisely kept iudoors, Thore wore enough 'Wayuetosinites out to aid as a reception committee though, and things went merry enough until four o'clock this morning which was the hour sot apart in the book of fate for the olVering up of "Ciiuckey" Fell on the alter of Ed Cory. This interesting ceremony took placc in a room adjoining Tom Bower's saloon, and in fact that gentleman was one of the presiding deities of the solemn occasion. "Friday" Clark was lx?hiud Fell and Howard Nicholson was time keeper. The referee and Cory's Siicoud are nameless here forovermore, as they are to the goodly assembly whose interests they serve. They came from Frankfort they said, and their tough appearance and liquor destroying proclivities being considered, it is safe to say they told no lies. Time being called the principals shyed their castors into the ring and began their skillful tactics of keeping out of harm's way.

First Round. Fell pushed the tight and honors were evenly divided. Contest being confined to sparing and light blows.

Second Round. Fell again pushed his antagonist who acted on the defensive. No hard hitting,

Third Round. Cory woke up and went after his meat. Fell missed Cory's face and in recovering received a blow oa the ribs which turned him around, when he got another similar heavy blow on the other side. He staggered and one tremendous crack on the ear and Mr. "Chuckey" Fell was in the laud of nod. He was picked up and placed on a chair as limp as a chop house dish rag and his second threw up the sponge amid the plaudits of the congregation.

Of so short duration was tlio tight that the cravings of the gang for gore were as yet unappeased. Mort Acker, the liberal patron of the turf, in consideration of the disappointment, came to the rescue and put up a pint of whiskey to be contested for in a bare knuckle contest by Jack O'Nitl and Tom Piatt. The struggle which ensued was an edifying sight antl one which could OBIV be appreciated by the audience of high toned gentlemen which beheld it. It lasted for eight gory, frothy rounds and Tom riatt was then as a tale that is told. The orgy continued until train time this morning when the gung re. turned home roasting OI Gill all the way for losing the ticket which was to have carried -I'J of them home.

Tho termination of the tight was no surprise and the principals left at once together for Chicago. Not much money changed hands although several sports from New Richmond had staked their little all that Fell would not fall for ten rouuds. The citizers of Waynetown are wild and swuar :,at every man who had anything to do with the light will be prosecuted relentlessly. Mort Acker, Tom Piatt and Jack O'Neil now repose iu the Wavnetown calaboose and will be tried this evening. There were several good lights iu the Wayuotown streets and t.vo or three parties complain of being robbed. It is safe to say that this playful excursion will end badly for a number of sports. .VOTKS.

Charley Berry was not there. Tho grand jury which meets n-xt Tuesday will go after some of the participants.

Jim Hamilton says that Fell was knocked out two rounds sooner than had been agreed upon.

The Waynetown saloon keepers say they made more money last night than they Lati for a year before. it is stated that a good citizen tf Waynetown gave Cory a gold watch for doing tho work iu three rounds. "Curly" Sullivan was knocked down the stairs by the door ket-p.-r from Frankfort for attempting t_ break iu. "Buuty" Brown had a big piece gouged out of his chock by ^n unknown friend during a pleasant passage of arms.

Westfi*.ll, the Chicago middle-weight who rel'ereed last evening, will meet "Friday" Clark the 27th oi I his month it is said.

It is said that 8150 worth of tick ts were sold although not more than two hundred saw the Hght. The entire La fayette delegation failed to make connection.

Sheriff MoClaskey received a telegram from tho Covington police asking if the principals were wanted here, but tho shorifl'sai he didn't want them in hisbusiness.

Pros«cntor Moflett went Waynetown this alternoon in response to a telephone message asking him to prosecute several lawbreakers who were locked up as a result of last nights' sport. Cory and Fell are in Covington on route for Chicago. The last seen of them was about noon to-day when Cory was shooting craps on a wood pile and Fell was so drunk ho had to be put to bed.

Got S350-

Thecaseof R-v. Joshua A. Spears against the Greencastlc gravel road came to an end to-day after a long and tedious trial. Tho jury rendered a lengthy verdict iu which they declared that Mr. Spears had beeu severely iujured by falling from a bridge which the road had failed to keep in repairs. They awarded him $.350 and costs.

Marriage Licsnses

Robert W. Lynn and Maude M. Canine. Samuel B, Conn aod Margerat Phelps,

NEWS OF A PERSONAL NATURE.

•—J. R. Robinson went to Indianapolis to-day. M. W, Bruner is in Greoncastle ou legal business. —J. F. Carter, of Odell. was in the oitr yesterday. —Judge Bartholomew returnod to Indianapolis to-day. —Wallie Myers was over from Indianapolis yesterday.

Miss Kate Elston returned from Lafayette this afternoon. —Col. JOIIH Leo has gouo to Galion, Ohio, on railway business. —Mrs. George Binford and sou Tot of Chicago, are iu the city. —Mrs. A. B. Anderson is tho guost of Mrs. Albert Baker, at ludianapolis. —Miss Anna BurnB left for Chicago this afternoon to spend the Spring with her brother. -Miss Winnie Burusides, who has been the guest of Miss Daisy Darter, returnod home to-day. —Miss Alice Brock, of Wiugate, is in tho city for a few days tho guest o." her brother S. J. Brock.

The Towuship Trustees'.

The township trustees have finished up their business with Supt. Zuok and gone on their way rejoicing, For this school year Brown has drawn S3,970.52 and will have six months school Clark, §2,533.75 and will have six months Csal Creek S'V 767.W andsii months Franklin S3,SltV 34 and seven months Madison 83,9-l'2.5'. and six months Ripley §2,757.01 and six mouths Scott $2,447.'29 aud six mouths Sugar Creak 8'2,25t5.4o and live aud half months Union $12,905.05 aud seven months WalinitS5,G5-t.2.'! and six mouths Wayne $3,118.10 and seven months Darlington $1,028.03 aud live months Ladoga $2,336.64 and seven months

Waveland $1,753.36 aud six mouths Waynetown $1,156.11 and six mouths,

Junketers Eetarn.

Thi6 afternoon Mayor Carr and Couu oilmen Soott and Reynolds returned fiom Chicago. They have thoroughly enjoyed their three days tour of inspec tion and visited all the good plants in aud around Chicago. They possessed themselves of many valuable facts but intend to keep the result or their inves tigation very quiet until next Monday evening when they will submit a lengthy rejKjrt at the Council meeting. Elkhart was not among the places visited and the plant which caught the Councilmen's fancy was at Batavia.

The Fayerweather Will Uontest. The contest over the will of the late Daniel B. Fayerweather began last Monday end there is every indication that it will be a long and tedious case. Thus far it has been proven tint ou tho dav that Mr. Fayerweather died a will different from tho one admitted to probate was written and by a diir.-rent law firm from the ouo which wrot the other. Wabash College is represented by a New York law tirm.

Death of Mary Lewis,

Mary Lewis, sister of tho late Jemima Lewis died this morning at her residence on south Graut avenue near Dry Branch at the advauo \1 age of 85 years. Tho funeral will ooour to-mor-row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Old School Baotist church. Interment at the Masonic cemetery. The deceased was an estimable lady revered by a largo circle friends.

No Ohiuige Wanted.

A report has gained currency by some means that Charles C'oombB will ask for change of venue from this oounty. Mr. Bruner, his attorney, states that it is absolutely false. The oase will lie tried here and probably in the March term.

Private Opinion Made Public-i-roseoutor Moflett.—"I shall take uo steps toward prosecuting those prize fighters that the law does not direct mo to take. If the officers make any arrests I shall most certainly do my duty toward the 1 iwbreakerH without fear or favor."

OOLlEUE NOTES.

Doctor Tuttle visited tho Peues in latin and algebra this morning. Rev. Dr. Thomas, of Anderson,, will lecture at the chapol next Sunday.

The prizefight did not materially interfere with chapol attendance to-day. Prof. Coulter lectured before tlie flcientilic Society at Purdue University last night.

A studout ambitious to see tho prize fight was raked in hy the powers that control him last night.

Claude Thompson has discovered a combination iu oratorical matters of startling proportions. He will use his influence to over come their base designs.

Notice-

Tho members of Friendship lodge are requ sted to meet at the lodge room on next Saturday night. By or lor of

I. S. WADE, G. C. T,

B. A. H.utiHNo, G. Sect.

Men's

all wool suits worth $11. only the Chicago Failure Clothing

S3 74 at Sale,

No Change of Cars

From St. Loui" to Hot Springs, Colorado or California. The Vaiuiulla line holds out. the above Inducements to parties wishing to (jo to above points. Whr g. around out of your way, wh«n yon can go dtrect and so easy via the Vimdalla line. Leave home at It: 15a.m., ent dinnnr neii dsy at. Hot Springs Ark., at 1 p. m. pimilo PuMman und Tourist sleeping cars from St. Louts to California and chair cur# free from St. Louis, to Colorado points. All without change Every comfort and mors safety than at home. Get info'.matiou and tickets of J. Hutchinson, agent at Main street d»pot.

ChlldrM Cry for.Pltch*r,tjCntorii

Florida Oranges, Lemons, H.inanas.

SHOT WITH A HIFLE.

Governor Mciurutli Instantly K111«1 by an fit'.tlaii lit fmlhtu Territory

rsKoo kk 1.'I'.. Feb. 5.—The first, tragedy in eimnectkni with the Creek per capita payment occurred twenty miies vvrs' of here Tuesday at! noun In the morning Government Agent Miller and Mr. Ipsley left with the second 8100,000 und escorted by eighteen guards. At dinner a difficulty arose between Governor .Mcintosh.. Captain of the bight liursi-men. and Hob .Marshall, United t-tutes Indian Policeman. The latter shot Mcintosh witlv, a Winchester, killing him instantly.

THE MAiJKF.TS. (.•ralu. I'rovUimiA. IClr. fun- v« o. Feb. 4.

Fixcn--Qii:«t l.-wcr. HjirtUK Wheal patents. f4.a»a» -,y. Bak»r*-. Winter Wheat Flour. lor Patents. (4.4GQ4.iO Tor Cloar».

WHKAT—Ruled rather flrtn. No. 3 rush. 954 Q970. May. WV'©fi.oi

lt.

CoKN—QuiK tiiiU Mt.'uJy, No. 2 and No. S Yellow. M-iC l-Vbr.wary, r1 -.• May. 53H ®.Mo. July.

OATS—FTT^AIY. No. 44V344'-TO May, June. 4C»v. Sample* firmer •with raoiierate of!crinr**. No. S, 43*4(&444c No. 3 While. 4.VT!.4fVv\ No. 'J. C/.4Gc No. 2 Whi:\ 4A:vi,47i,i-

RVB—Salable an1 firm. No. a cash, 71c February, *i2c. antl May. 75V. rumple!*. TV^c for No. snmrtr Owe for No. 3.

MESS POKK -Trading only moderate ACD price# canier. Price* ranged at for ca^h I'J.WiiB for February. 19.77 ,(&9.80 for March and 10 for May.

LAIU—Market moderately active and prices lower. Quotation* ranged at tot oasb ln.7i2A.7*J', for February iVsy^ft.^^tfor March, aud 1^.02-,ftfi.OS for May.

BUTTKit-Crcutnery. l^fc-^c: Dairy, 18$fic Packing stock, Poui.TitY—Live Chickens. pe* lb. Lire Turkeys. b%9c per lb. Live Ducks. 74® 04c per lb. Live L4.noaa.oo per do*.

OILS— Wisconsin Prime White. 8c Water White, 8v,r Michigan Prime While, ®4o Water White. I0*ic Indiana Prime Whit* e^c Water White. 10c Headlight, 175 test! 94c Gasoline, £7 ileu'n, Me 74 deg's. 0^c Naphtha. rt3 dr»^*s, 8c.

NEW VOKK. Feb. 4.

WHEAT—Finn ami 'IFT.HC up. fairly active. March, »1.lOVy.l.h'Lj May, »1.0?Htt1.08 June, ll.OSHi'.l n:.^ July. fl.0-.iSiijtl.02ii August, 06 C9SSc Dect-mber. 11.00.

COHN—IJnclmn^ed to ,ic lower, dull. No. T, M'.iSiMSc-. sti-umer mlicd, (WaWjc. OATS-Dull and nominal. Western, SO!&SJo.

Pn*.»visinxs—Urof quiet, ttrm. Extra mens family. W .Van).rrt. Pork fulrly active. atea.lv. New mc«s, fii.CORll.W old mes», W.riyg,IO.W extra prime,

M.r)©l0.U0.

Lard, quiet, easy. Steam-rendered, M.074.

CI.EVEI.ASD, O..

Feb.

PETHor.EUM—Qulet. Standard whit,.

110 dtg.

test, 6Jic 74 a*o!inc, 84c eatjollnr, lCc 63 naphtha. 6',o.

l-lve S'ork. L.'II|I'AI o, Feb. 4.

CATTI.E MarUet

actlvc ann

prlers W-11 main

tained. Quotations ranged at T5.02„"I.L0 for choice to fancy shipping Steers »L.:»24.60 for tfood to choice do

L."»^4.2LI for common 1C

fair do. F2.7R^3FI0 lor liutcbers' Steer* I3.M 'IT.60 for Stockem F8.103,8.70 for Texaue M70S3.25 for Feeders 11.U.ST?FL.75 (or Oows LL .VC&.'vOJ fer

Hull.", and

Calvee. 13008—Market

I.I.UOiS.fio for Y»»L

active

tained. Sales

AND .prices well main

in rd AT FSH^P.3.40 for PLM

IS-WJ-KVI for llrht for rouffh packlnj ..•)• I for mixed, and |3.65®J.7» for heary pnekliiK and slilpplay lota

Mens' and Coys overcoats for 9ft eents and upwards at th* Ghlssgo Hsavy fall. ur»,

I Have Decided

To continue the cut sale one week more.

It will positively close on Saturday, Feb.

Malaga («rapo.v:.. Fancy Applet. Fiirs and Dates,

sol™'' MOSOXROUTE.

1:20n.in

SOl'TI! P:4'm.m 5:l«p,n:.....,

F"" THANK. -Three lie ises iinn lots for J- smnl] iurm. Itcnt for iper inuutli In•luirem S(I4 wen lVrrv slie-1.

LOST.—A

P. McCLURE.

Hiirh Grade CotTeos, Hu-n Tirade Teas. Hlull Grade Spices, Fancy Evaporated Fruits,

Raisins {all kinds), Nuts (all kinds-. Telekatharo Currants.-

Price* reasonable.

Fancy Hot tied Goods. Fancy Canned Goo ls, First Quality Cuml Meats

Funir of All Grades. Buckwheat Flour. At

loi'.

KJS.1 Mam Street.

Milo En sminger.

5. .RAILWAY 1IMECARDS^

Niifht Mull Kluilv l:4.-a.w

Day Mull MIHIIV'.I AJ-'lp.m. trains only stop

eo:»ntv sent.J

p.m.. Hetlford and Laf. Acconi. 10:42n.n» W/0*»a.in Way Freight J/JOp.m

BIG 4,—Peoria Division.

K.vi»re.ss -Mall 0:lSu.in

I in Mail /dally rJ:or.a.m .jtO.jp.m. Mnil— Kxpress 1 ::)5n.in 1 :-5op.m Mall—K.vpress..- MMiip.tu

vandIlia.

Uxprus* Mali K:lt!a.m

.....Aeeuiniiiolutlon l^inoon

F0RSALL_

pOH SALEOH RENT:— A jawd hotel with 14 room.-v and conveniently arranircd in the fhrlvlnjMownorNcw Markot. ATLDRO-S F. A. etcher. New Market, lud.

I-E—An open faced silver watch

JouriiBfonicu!VCU1"'Ut'

silk miitirelln with the iwuir'«

uami-entrruveil mi the liainllu. Keturii to thisouiee and receive rewartl.

FOR REN1.

TOCUPKHI—

RKN1 rhe business rr^im tortnerly ochy Ross A: Kiehuiotidou Market hupiire of J. S. Miller. U"OR RENT.—Store room for rem. *Vf,t. Rest stand In town. Address box 241, Linden, lud.

FORat

RENT.-Comlortable house for smull 111 take ome work. IJIquire 804 \N est Perry street.

WANTED.

W/AN'TED—Two ladies and three Kentlenien Salary. f.*2 toirt.j per month, Call on A. Nowels 10H south Water street-.

r^» Immeliatelr

DAILY,

in regnrd to Eiv'.s

at. Coiites Collatre,

.. ,''rro7."ante,» jfooU eook. Par Hired ainl half to live dollnrs per week. Address ^tlss l.i/.zif Coyle, Coutes College, Terre liauto.

POhHION

WANTED—Any person desiring

a nurse will please call on Mrs. K. K. Oei^ ard, No. 401, John street. Itefereneea irlven.

TIIAMT (to editor, who is hurryinR past)—Say, couldn't you help

a-boomin' EIUTOII—Yes. TKAMI'—Well, I'm Jim.

little, pleabo! I gave you a boost onee. EDITOR—What do vou mean fellowl TUAMI'—Uon't you remember that burglary 'by Jim Craekilt and his pals sonic years ago

EHITOR—Yes. TRAMP—And how your reports of

It Just

for during the Pettit trial tlae circulation of THE DAILY JOURNAL passed the 20C0 mark and tne reputation it then gained for enterprise and fa11" ness gave it a prestige which has placed it beyona all rivals.

THE JOURNAL. PBiimno, WEEKLY.

117 South Green 8treet«

ANTEI)—A pootl irirl at Mrs, p.„ Wernerville's, 10? east Main street.

FOUND.

OCND.—A hunch of keye. luuuireai olliee.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Succesaorto Montn^uei' Haukt.%.) S{ eclal attonttoii given to then trovai Cancel^, t4ipe-worms, beiuor Ofllee over the Corner Rook Store 500 South Washinirt, 11 Sttwi

PIANOS and

ORGANS

CLEANED, TUNED am! IJI-'.PaIUM-: Or PACKKI).

JOHN M. MACY, No. 715 South ireoii Street

I feel It my iluly to say a

rev'

rr.-atn

P. h:\ ai.-l I-I»

enli.'ely without ^oli'-itniion, I Hied niorcie le---th::n half a v.-ar. a '/i have foiiti.J 11 to he niivt adnrr. !e. have MilTeroil from eatarrh of tin .Vwst kind ever slnee I was a little boy ai.'l 1 novel' hoped for cure, but (mini Ii"'"1 M-eiuB tj even do that. '.nv of my ac. quaintaneos have used It with i^oed reeults. —Osear Ontrum, 15 Warp 11 Av,'i Cliicago, 111.

Simmon's Livor Hegulator i» a nioit oxeellent appetizing tonie.—Paml i, Pent*, Ghnp. to Uiahop of Korth C«roUna.:

Health demands ,ih althv liver. Simmon'H Livor Ue/ulator for dysr"!1'' and IndlgeeUon.

Children Crv for Pitcher's Castor!*-

Geiitleiiu-n. Attention. r.l^thllJi: to r«&kA yoU' Boliod and faded

Work done on short ro lie

It's an 111 Wind, etc,

sot (he Howlers circulate"

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