Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 May 1891 — Page 3

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STILL

oln the Ring

The Soap that Cleans

WEATHER llKl'OllT:

Fcir Indiana—fair cool.

INDIANA COLONELS.

Roster

III'mt.

Shunk and John R. Polk. Ninth, 3 years.—R. H. Milroy, G. C. Moody, W. H. Blnke, nnd I. C.

Human.

P. McGinnis and Dan Mncuuley. Twelfth, 1 year.—John M. Wallaeo and Wm. H. Fink. Twelfth, 3 years.—Wm. H. Link and

Reub Willinms.

Thirteenth, 3 years.—Jeremiah Sullivan, R. S. Fostor und Cyrus J. Dobbs. l'oiirteeth, 3 years.—Nathan Kimball,

Wm. Harrow and John Coons. Fifteenth, 3 years.—Georgo D. Wagn. and G. A. Woods. Sixteenth, 1 year.—P. A. Hnekleman and Thomas ,T. Lucas. Sixteenth, 3 yoars.—Thomas J. Lucas and Robert Conover. Seventeenth, 3 yoars.—Milo S. Ilascall,

John T. Wilder and Jacob G. Vail. Eighteenth, 3 years.—Thomas Pnttison, H. D. Wushburno andDoil R. Bowden. Nineteenth, 3 yoars.—Sol Meredith,

H. ,T. Williams and John M. Liud-

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1 twutieth, 3 years.—Wm. L. Brown. John Val Valkenburg, John Wheeler W. C. L. Taylor and Wm. Orr. Twenty-first,, 3 yoars.—,T. W. McMillen,

John A. Koith and B. F. Hnye. Twenty-second, 3 years.—Jeff C. Davis, Michael Gooding, W. M. Wiles and

Thus. Shea.

Twenty-third, 3 years.—Wm. L. Sanderson, and Goorge S. Babbit. Twenty-fourth, 3 years.—A. P. Hovey and Wm. T. Spicely. 'l v, nty-(ith, 3 years.—J. C. Veatch, W. 11. Morgan nnd James S. Wright. '1 •venty-sixth, 3 yoars.—Wm. M. Wheatly and John G. Clark. Tw-nty-sc-venth, 3 years.—Silas Colgrove. sv nty-eighth, 3 years (1st Cav.)—

Conrad Baker.

1 nty-niiith 3 yoars.—John F. Miller, David M. Dunn nnd Samuel O. Gregory. 'liitiith, 3 yoars.—Sion S.Bass and '^OKeph B. Dodge. I nirty-lirst, 3 years.—Chas. Cruft, John

Osborn, John T. Smith and J. R. lIallow*ell. 1

:'iity-second,

And Doing Business at the Old Stand.

Shoes, Oxfords, Slippers,

All Styles and at Prices to Please the Public.

124 East MairT Street.

Most

is Lenox.

DAILY JOURNAL.

SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1891.

Officers of

of the Commanding Hoosier Regiments.

As a matter of interest and information Tub Johuxaij to-day gives the names of the Colonels commanding each Indiana regiment during the war for 1 ho Union, as gleaned from the Adjtistant General's report. The members begin with tho Sixth so as not to confuse -tlu'in with tho five which sorved in the

Mexican War. They lire as follows: Sixth, 3 months.—T. T.Crittenden. Seventh, 3 months. --Ebonezer l)u-

E'ghtb, 3 months.—W. P.Benton. Ninth, 3 months.—R. H. Milroy. Tenth, 3 moirh*.—T. J.Reynolds and M. 1). Manson. (Reynolds was promoted to Hrigirtier Gonarnl on May 10.) Eleventh, 3 mouths.—Lewis Wallaeo. Sixth, 3 years.—T. T. Crittenden, Philemon P. Baldwin and Hagerman

Tripp.

Seventh, 3 yenrs.—E. Dumont, .Tames Gavin and Irn G. Grovor. Kiglith, 3 yearn.-—AV. P. Benton, David

3 yenrs.—August Wil-

liek, Henry VonTrebra and Francis Erdelmoyer. iiiirty-third, 3 years.—John Coburn and James E. Burton. iii ty-fourth, 3 years.—Asbury Steele,

Townsond Ryan, R. A. Cameron, Robert B. Jones and Robert G. Morrison. .1 .in ty-fifth, 8 years.—John C. Walker,

B. F. Mullen and August G. Tassin. ..Tii: ty-sixth, 3 years.—Wm. Grose and 0' H- Carey. "r'-y-sevonth, 3 years.—Goorgo W.

Hazzard, Carter 0. Gazley- and Jos. S. Hull.

Thomas J. Harrison and Fielder A. Jones. Fortieth, 3 years.—W. C. Wilson, John

W. Blake and Henry Learning. Forty-first, 3 yoars. (2d Cav.)—John A. Bridgland, R. N. Hudson, Ed M.

McCook, James W. Stewart." Forty-second, 3 years.—.Tamos G. .Tones, W. T. B. Mclntire and Gideon R.

R. Kellams.

Forty-third, 3 years.—George K. Steole, Wm. E. McLean and John C. Major. Forty-fourth, 3 years.—Hugh B. Reed,

Win. C.Williams, Simeon C.Aldrieh and James F. Curtis. Forty-fifth, 3 yoars, (3d Cav.)—

Roger Martin.

C. 13.

Tenth, 3 years.—M. D. Mnnson, W. Jv iBe, W. B. Carroll and Marsh Taylor. Eleventh, 3 years.—Lew Wallace, Geo.

Seott

Carter and Goo. H. Chapman. Forty-sixth. 3 years.—G. X. Fitcli and 1'. H. Bringhurst. I Forty-seventh, 3 years.—.Tub. R, Slack and John A. McLaughlin. Forty-eighth, 3 years. —Norman Eddy,

Ed J. Wood and Newton Benhain. Forty-ninth, 3 yoars.—.TohnW. liny, Jits.

Keigwin and James Leeper. Fiftieth, 3 years.—Cyrus L. Dunham and Samuel T. Wells. Fifty-first, 3 years.—A. D. Streight,

David A. McHolland and Wm. N. Denny. Fifty-second, 3 years.—.Tames M. Smith,

E. H. Wolfe and Zalmon S. Main. Fifty-third, 3 years.—W. Q. Gresham, Wm. Jones, Warner L. Vestal and

Henry Duncan.

Fifty-fourth, 3 months.—John L. Mansfield and D. G. Rose. Fifty-fourth, 1 year,—Fielding Mansfield. Fifty-fifth, 3 months.—John R. Malum. Fifty-sixth.—Not organized. Fifty-seventh, 3 years.—J. W. T. Mc-

Mullen, Cyrus C. Hines, Georgo W. Lennard, Willis Blanch and John S. McGraw. Fifty-eighth, 3 years.—1J. M. Carr, Geo.

P. Buell.

Forth-ninth, 3 years.—Jesse I. Alexander, Jeff K. Seott and Thomas A. McNnuglit. Sixtieth, 3 years.— Richard Owen .and

Augustus Goelzer.

Sixty-first.—Not organized. Sixty-second.—Not organized. Sixty-third. 3 years—John S. Williams,

J. S. McManomy and I, N. Stiles. Sixty-fourth.—Not organized. Sixty-fifth, 3 years.—John W. Foster,

Thomas Johnston and John W. Hammond. Sixty-sixth, 3 yoars.—D. C. Anthony,

Sixty-sevonth, 3 years.—Frank Emerson. Sixty-eighth, 3 years.—E. A. King, John

S. Scoby and Harvey J. Espy. Sixty-ninth, 3 years.—Wm. A. Bicklo and Thomas W. Bennott. Seventieth, 3 years.—Benjamin Harrison. Seventy-first, 3 years.—.Tamos Biddlo and C. C. Matson. Soventy-Bocond, 3 yoars.—Abram C.

Miller.

Sevonty-third, 3 years.—Gilbert Hathoway, A. B. Wade. mty-fonrth, 3 years.—C. W. Chapman, Myron Baker and Thomas

Morgan.

Suventy-flfth, 3 years.—John U. Pettit, Milton S. Robinson and Wm. O'Brien. Seventy-sixth, 30 days.—James Gavin. Soventv-sovonth, 3 years,(4th Cav.,)—

I. P. Gray, L. S. Shuler, J. A. Platter, J. T. Deweos and H. P. Lamson. Seventy-eighth, 00 days.—Win. L. Farrow. Seventy-ninth, 3 years.—Fred Knofler. Eightieth, 3 yea's.—Charlos Denby,

Lewis Brooks, J. L. Cnlbertson and Alfred D. Owen, Eighty-first, 3 years.—W. W. Caldwell,

Horatio Woodbury, R. S. Mooro and O. P. Anderson. Eighty-second, 3 years.—Morton C.

Hunter.

Eighty-third, 3 years.—Ben. J. Spooner und Geo. H. Scott. Eighty-fourth, 3 yoars.—Nelson Trusler,

A. J. Neff and M. B. Miller. Eighty-fifth, 3 years.—John 1'. Baird nnd Av B. Crane. Eighty-sixth, 3 years—O. S. Hamilton and Georgo F. Dick. Eighty seventh, 3 yoars.—KlineG.Shryock and Nowell Gloason. Eighty-eighth, 3 years.—George Humphrey and C. E. Bryant. Eighty-ninth, 3 years.—C. D. Murray. years (Gth Cav.)—R. R.

Ninetieth, 3 years (Gth Cav.) Stewart. F. W. Graham and Butler. Ninoty-first, 3 years.—John Meliringer. Ninety-second.—Not organized. Ninety-third, 3 years.—D. W. C.

Thomas.

Ninety-fourth.—Not organized. Ninety-fifth.—Not organized. Ninety-sixth.—Not organized. Ninety-seventh, 3 years.—11. F. Catterson and A. G. Cavens. Ninety-oighth.—Not organized. Ninety-ninth, 3 years.—Alex. Fowler and Josiah Farrar. One Hundredth, 3 yoars.—S. J. Stoughton, A. Heath and R. M. Johnson. One Hundred and first, 3 yoars.—Wm.

Garver nnd Thos. Dorn. One Hundred and Second, Minute men. —B. M. Gregory. One Hundred and Second, Minute men. —-F. U. Tipton. One Hundred and Third, Minute men —L. S. Shulor.

One Hundred and fourth, Minute —James Gavin. One Hundred and Fifth. Minute men.—

K. G. Shryoek.

One Hundred and Sixth, Minute men.— I. P. Gray. One Hundred*and Seventh. Minute men. —D. W. C. Rugg. One Hundred and Eighth.—Minute men.—W. C. Wilson. One Hundred and Ninth, Minute men.—

John R. Million.

One Hundred urnl Tenth Miniitaiii-n. G. N. Fitch. One Hundred and Eleventh, Minute men.—Robert Oonover, One Hundred und Tweirtli. Minute men. —H. F. Braxton. One Hundred and Thirteenth, Minute men, G. W. Binge. One Hundred and Fourteenth, Minute mon.—Samuel Lambertson. Ono Hundred and Fifteenth, (i months. —John R. Malian. One Hundred and Sixteenth, Ginonths.—

W. C. Kise.

One Hundred and Seventeenth, Omontlis. —Thomas J. Brady. Ono Hundred and Eighteenth, 6 months. —George W. Jackson. One Hundred and Nineteenth, (7th Cav.')

J. P. C. Shanks.

F. Snribner,

Thirty-eighth, 3 years.--B. Daniel F. Griffin Patton. Thirty-ninth, 3 yoars, (8t.li Cavalry.)—

(mil David 11.

One Hundred and Twentieth, 3 years.— Richard F. Barter, A. W. I'rat her and R. C. Kise. One Hundred and Twont v-tirst, (9th

Cav.) W. S. McClure,'(i. W. Jackand Eli Lilly. One Hundred and Twenty-second.—Not organized. One Hundred and Twenty-third, 3 years. —John C. McQniston. One Hundred and Twenty-fourth. 3 yoars.—.Tames Burgess and John M.

Orr.

Ono Hundred and Twenty-fifth. (10th Cav.)—T. N. 1'ace ami George R. Swallow. One Hundred and Twenty-sixth, filth

Cav.)—R. ]{. Stewart and A, Hharra. One Hundred and Twenty-seventh, I 12th Cav.) —I'M ward Anderson. One Hundred and Twenty-eighth.—R. 1'. Dellart and Jasper I'a 'kaiil. One Hundred and Twenty-ninth.—

Charles Case and G. A. Zollinger. One Hundred and Thirtieth.—Charles H. Parish. Ono Hundred and Thirty-first, 13th

Cav.)—G. M. L. Johnson. One Hundred and Thirty-second, days.—Samuel C. Vance. Ono Hundred and Thirty-third. 100 days.—R. N. Hudson. Ono Hundred ami Thirty-fourth, 100 days. James Gavin. Ono Hundred and Thirty-fifth,100 davs. —W. C. Wilson. One Hundred and Thirty-sixth,] 00 days. —John W. Foster." One Hundred and Thirty-seventh. 100 days.—E. J. Hobinson. Ono Hundred and Thirty-eiglith .100 days.—J. H. Shannon. Ono Hundred and Thirty-^intli, 100 days.—Georgo Humphrey. Ono Hundred and Fortieth.

Thomas J. Brady.

M. C. Welsh.

One Hundred and Fifty-first, 1 year.— Joshua Heuly. One Hundred ami Fifty-second, 1 year.

W. W. Griswold.

Ono Hundred and Fifty-third, 1 year.— O. H. P. Carey. Ono Hundred and Fifty-fourth, 1 year. —Frank Wilcox. One Hundred and Fifty-fifth, 1 vear.—

J. W. Wilson.

One Hundred and Fifty-six, 1 year.r— Chas. M. Smith. Twenty-eighth U. S, Colored.—Charles S. Russell.

CAPTAINS OF IIATTKIURS.

First—Martin Iilauss and Lawrence Jacoby. Second—David G. Rabb, John W. Rabb,

Hugh Espy, jr., and James S. Whicher. Third—W. W. Frybarger, James M.

Coekafair, T. J. Ginn and Richard Barnes. Fourth—A. K. Bush and David Flansburg. Fifth.—1'eter Simonson and Alfred Morrison. Sixth.—Fred Behr and M. Mueller. Seventh.—S. J. Harris, G. R. Swallow,

O. H. Morgan and Win. Stokes. Eighth.—Geo. T. Cochran and George Estop. Ninth.—N. S. Thompson and Georgo R.

Brown.

Tenth.- -Jcromo B. Cox, W. A. Naylor and Ferd Mayor. Eleventh.—Arnold Sntermeister. Twelfth.—Geo. W. Sterling, J. E.White, nnd Jamos A. Dunwoody. Thirteenth.—Sewell Coulson and Ben

S. Nicklin.

Fourteenth.—M. H. Kidd, F. W. Morse und J. W. H. McGuire. Fifteenth.—J. C. H. VunSicklen nnd A.

D. Harvoy.

Sixteenth.—Charles A. Naylor, C. R. Doming and B. W. Livermore. Seventeenth—

M. L. Miner and H.

Hinkson.

Eighteenth.—Eli Lilly, J. A. Scott and M. M. Bock. Nineteenth.—S. J. Harris and W. P.

Stackhouse.

Twentieth.—F. A. Rose, M. A. Osborne and J. I..Morris. Twenty-first—AV. W. Andrew nnd A. P.

Andrews.

Twenty-second.—B. F. Doming and Edward W. Nicholson. Twenty-third.—J. H. Myers. Twenty-fourth.—J. A. Sims and Alox

Hardy.

Twonty-fifth.—F. C. Sturm. Twonty-sixth.—S. F. Rigby and II. T. Thomas.

frogremi.

It is very important in this ngo of vast material progress that remedy be pleasing to the tnsto and to the eye, easily taken, acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its nature and effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known.

$1.00 buggy whips for 25 oents at J. A.

men THE GLORIOUS.

year.—

One Hundred and Forty-first, 1 year. —Not organized. One Hundred and Forty-second, 1 year. —.T. W. Comparts. Ono Hundred and Fortv-third, 1 year. —J. F. Grill. Ono Hundred and Forty-fourth, 1 year. —G. W. Riddle. One Hundred and Forty-fifth. 1 year.— \Y. A. Adams. One Bundled and Forty-sixth, 1 year.—

One Hundred and Forty-seventh, year Milton Peden. One Hundred and Forty-eighth, 1 vear. —N. R. Ruckle. One Hundred and Forty-ninth, 1 year. —W. A. Fairbanks. Ono Hundred and Fiftieth, 1 year.—

Marsh B. Taylor.

The Suocesa of the Celebration in Orawfordsville is Assured. Tho committees appointed to arrange' for the Fourth of July celebration mot in the Mayor's office las! evening and discussed the affair. It was found that S818 had beon already subscrilK'd and the soliciting committee believed that over SI,000 coulil be raised. This insures the success of the affair nnd the features of tho celebration were discussed. It was thought that the fireman's tourna. inent would cost about $500, and the band tournament about 8300. Both these features are being thoroughly worked up and are already sure of success. Tho band tournament will occur on tho evening of tho third, nnd tho bauds contesting arc expected to remain over until the afternoon of tho Fourth in order to take part in the grand industrial parade on tho morning of tho Fourth. This parade will !o one of the best features of the celebration, for besides tho private exhibits, there will bo a half dozen unique nnd beautiful floats built expressly for that purpose, and the dozen or so bands taking part. It will be the best thing of the kind overseen in Crawfordsville or this part of the state. It has been suggested that each of the county towns also be represented by a decorated wagon and a prize offered by that ono making the best display. This would lend additional interest and beauty to the parade. On the afternoon of tho Fourth will occur the military drill, and tour companies have already entered, more being expected. The entertainment for tho evening of thoFonrtli has not yot been arranged but will be soon. Tho committees meet again upon next Friday evening to complete the arrangements.

A Lively Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon between four and five o'clock the horse of John Corliii was being harnessed to a buckboard in front of tho blacksmith shop opposite tho Robbins house. The horse in some way became frightened and started off at full run diagonally across the street. Tho buggies of a Mr. Williams and David Harter were standing hitched in front of the meat "shop of Kramer and both were completely upset by the runaway. Fortunately there was no one in either buggy and as both the horses wero old thoy were easily secured. The runaway then dashed up tho gutter toward the west when the buggy of Mrs. C. R. Snodgrass was standing with several ladies in it. Tt looked as though a collision was inevitablo but just before reaching the buggy tho horso turned in on tho sido walk, us though to enter •Tim Midony's clothing store. As the wheels of the dragging buckboard struck the stone curbing tho vehicle was torn loose, and the horse being freed turned again into tho street nnd went tearing up Main street until stopping on the court house corner. Tho only wonder is that some olio was not killed as a more terrible sight than that runaway has not been Witnessed on Main street for many a day.

A Lively Game.

Tho Wabash toajn was defeated by tho University of Illinois by score of 1-1 to 10. The game was a lively one und until the last inning Wabash had it when several errors allowed their opponents to pile up five runs. At the beginning of the seventh inning the score was 0 to 1 in favor of Wabash. Tho game was a most exciting one uud wns witnessed by several thousand people who filled the new park to overflowing. It was field day at tho University of Illinois and the ball gaino was the lust thing on an excellent- programme. If tho regular Wabaeh team had been on she would probably liavo won tho game, but tho rank errors of tho now recruits caused the defeat. Tho crowd had tho audacity to call Runt MoQnown, the handsome Baldwin prizo essayist, a coal miner until ho made several very bad plays, when they changed their minds and came to the conclusion that he was a prep.

The Glee Club at Danville. Tho Glee Club returned from Danville last night and report a very pleasant and profitable time. Tho church was packed, oven tho aisles being filled with chairs and the performers had to respond to soveral encores. Tho club will probably make its next appearance ut Wavoland.

For Spring suitings see Colmun '& Murphy.

You will find that our prices on

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Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

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Baking

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FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Soid by Nyo & Co.

OLD PAPERS

For Sale at Tills Olllce,

25 Cents a Hundred

A. H. DICKERS0N

"run" »inoo:-'.u

For people in the southeastern pint of the eity to trade with.

WHY?

JSfCome and see.

410 EAST COLLEGE ST.

SHS-Tho wire nail factory added another new and improved machine yesterday afternoon. —Frank Lano has just finished an elegant cement sidewalk for SolTanner.mm and will bog in simnlar piece of o? work for Dr. Detchon at once. —Scott Harris, the veteran bill ]oster of Music Hall, has fallen into good luck. When Barnum's bill car was here tho manager was taken with Scott's artistic work and offered him position good salary. After due deliberation Scott accepted and loft hist night for

Mattoon, 111., where ho joins the car.

81.00 buggy whips for 25 cents at J. A. Joel's. —See Eastlack & McKeen for Bicycles.

Why mi Ton cough whon Shiloh's cure will give you immediate relief, price 10 cents, 50 cents nnd 81 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriau

llttcklen'M Arnica Salve. The beet salve in the world for outs, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilnpinbs cornB and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay reqnrsri. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiid faction, or money refunded. Price 25 oents per box. For sale by Nye & Co

WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO CONTINUE OUR

Lace Curtains and Window Shades!

THIS WEEK.

Curiums

and

FOU

I\ i)iilo:v S/nuics

house in the city can or will sell them. We have about one hundred and thirty

will close out, let the loss be what it may. These are all nice goods of this season's make.

We Are Headquarters lor Millinery Goods.

Goods received daily. Everything New and Stylish. Lowest prices in the city.

ed. Write for estiinntes.

Office, 120 South Green Street

WANTED.

\TI7ANTI5I):—A jrlrl lo do housework W ju 10?fj oust Main street.

SALK.—House plants for bedding Inquire at /lo south Ciroen street.

FOU

SALE—A first class eoru planter und check rower all complete, at a bargain Cull on Ira MeConnell at 21(1 wost College* St

FOU

SALE—A 5'J inch Columbia light, roadster byclele, latest pattern, iii good us new. Will-ell for one half the cost. Inquire at. Pontlous &Lacy's.

FOK

SALE.—Five nice building lots on caM. Wabash avenue, to cash. Cull on Georgo Vance at PoM.ous iV Lacey's.

FOU

SALE.—A White hewing mauhinp ut lensIIuin cost. Never been used. Inqulio at this ollice, jp"*UU SALK—An open faced Bilver watc:«

Elgin movement,cheap. Inquire at tli .1 c'"

Journal ottleo

FOR RENT.

ITMJtJ-ltTNT—A liouso of nine rooms,

"w tin? convenience,

Fr0Kall

FBunimor

Safety

SI.00 buggy whips for 25 ccnts at ,T. A. Joel's. —Eastlack & McKeen for Ladies' Safeties. tf.

Willi

are one-third lower than any other

Call

\\7ANTEI), at once, girl to do geiiuru

housework In hsmall family. Apply :il *04 oast Wuhush avenue opiHstWillson school lHllldiU£.

WANTKD—A

tfood business man to call at

KnhhiiiH Houko aud t*ec what we have to offer. IC you wunt business hurry up. KAMKY Co'p. Uenorat a^t.

WANTED:—Any'Jone

wishing

work done en street,

please call ut north (j ret

WAN'PJSD:—Men,

W..1. PAHVIS.

ANTED—An active, honest man-salary $100 monthly, If suitable, with op|or*

W tunlty to advance, to represent locally, a reHiioustble New York house. Uefercuce. Manufacturer, Lock Uox lf85 N. Y. ept, l'l.

salary and expenses,

Permanent placc. Apply at oneo. Hrown Hros. Co., Nurserymen, Chicago. .V:tO

FOR SALE.

FOU

}"AIjh.—A

otPoteNnaii.

FOR

SALE—A number one Jersey cow. Will bo fresh soon. Sheglvesu large tlow of milk which shows by the test over per cent, of butter. Inquire for A atthls oltlce.

till

011

College street. A]

ply To MorKiiu & Ieo, Ornlmuin Mock. en rooniK with enlenceK ol 11 coin lor! able home, on south Wulnnt street. Apply to Mrs. Elizabeth Ksslck.

„"¥iNT—A lioueo of sev

1. the conveniences ol

OII RENT.—A itood house ol'six rooms uml kitchen, stutilu, cistern uml witter liydrnnt,

011

wosi. 1'lke street. Cull

FOR

011

Wllhitc & Bishop's tiillor shop.

ine ut

RENT.—Hie IJr. Ulst lne house on Kust Wuhush itvcnuounil the Mills house on Colleiiu llill. Iiuiulru of O. M. GregKiitthe Indinmi Wire. I'eiice Company's oilier.

LOST.

IOST—A

pair of cyo glasses on Monday

*4 morning between the residence of J. It. lion noil and Henry £loan. Keturn toithe postortleo and receive reward.

DR. O. E. RANKIN,

OtHce over tho Corner Book Store. Heeldono. 600 South Washlnirtcn Street Oflloohoure—0 to 12, to op.in. and 7 t«8p.in

Catahhii Cuukd, boiilth nnd swoet, breath secured, by Shiloli's catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents. Nnsal injector free, Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorli

We are showing the very handsomest

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains,

Men's Suitings, Ladies and Children's Hosiery ol

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

JACKJiTS

High Gloss or Domestic Finish.

The American Steam Laundry

W. H, LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Healing Gas Fit ing and Fixtures

Spcncc Hot Walcr

Plans and specifications furnish-:

\V F.

that the

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

iT O N O N O E

rJi'-Jfm.iii Night Mall (daily) l:f0a.m 1 r.'Uin.m Day Mall (dally) 1 ::idp.iu IAI

mjvc trains only stop ateo-inty scats] 5:27p.m.. Helford and Laf. Accom...ll):4£a.m b:05a.m Way Vrelght l:20p.m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

H:l8a.m Express-Mall 0:1Hn.m 1 :f"a.m Mall nlally) VJtrtrMum r:0.*ip.m .Mall—Express 1 :U5p.nt 1 ::i*p.iu Mall—Kx press l5p.iu

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SOUTH ..•• NOUTII 5a.m Express 0:P2pm.

5:iHp.m SI all 8:i:*a.ni Accommodation Vifnoon

THE CRAW FORDS VILLK

Y.M.C.A

O. M.G

good wugon, cheap. Inquire

heoo, I il

W. S. Moffett, Vice President. O. P. Dituiiam, Recording Secretary. H. T. Kino.Treasurer,

N. C. McCay, General Secretary Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Howling Alleys, Piunc, Gaums and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors Hlwavs welcome.

Howard & Barneif,

SHARPE,

TIIK-

Monnnicnl Dealers,

Have the tincst designs, as well as KlnUhed Monuments In thetr wareroom Ui show tho eharai'ter of their skill a^urflsts In their line. 'Ihey execute drawings lo suit, the wishes of thulr customers. I'rleewlth tliem be* fore buying. Otliee, eorner of Market ami Ghmmi sts., t'rawfordsvllle. Ind.

Farm Lands, Ditches

AND

Town Property purveyed and Platted

I Aecurulo work

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City Eugi K") -on-

Fred Hoffman."'

Practical Surveyor OHleeover Jake Joel's Old Stand,

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Geo. JR.. Plioe,

UPHOLSTERING,

Carpets CarefuIlyLaid and Fitted

112 West Pike

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MYERS & CHARNI.

B,ock

styles of

Carpets,