Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 July 1891 — Page 3

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gTOCKHOLDKUS' MEETING.

The annual meeting of tlio stockholders of Ouk Hill Cemetery Company for tho election of (7) sevon directors will be holv. at tho office of tiio Secretary, ovur 121 Knst Main Street on tlio 7tli day of July, 181)1. at three o'clock p. m. Crawfordsville, fndlana^

June, 20, 1801, Secretary.

DR. BANDEira

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DAILY JOURNAL.

TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1891.

THE DAII,T JOUIINAI. Robinson & Wallace.

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MORE STREETS.

The Council Still Keeps Up Its Record aa a Wide Awake Progressive Body. The Council met last night with the fall quota of six present. Tho Board of Public Improvements :nade a verbal report to tho effect that the frog pond on east Main street was boing destroyed as rapidly as possible and that several new street crossings had been put. in. In regard to tho alley back of Green street between Main and Market, Mr. Reynolds said he wns in favor of getting out affidavits against all tho property holders along the line for maintaining a nuisanco as being tho only way to get, at" tho matter. Vanarsdall suggested that tho restaurant proprietors be compelled to put their Blop in a barrel and have it hauled. He didn't see how the filth could be made to run through a sower anyway. Mr. Smith spoke in bohalf of the property holders Baying they willing to pay for any improvement if the Council would order it.

Later in tho evening the engineer reported tho plans and expense of improving tho alley anU it was referred to the Board of Pnblic Improvement with power to act. Tho Police Board had no roport. The Judiciary Committee reported that tho Knickerbocker Trust Company had acknowledged the receipt of $5,119, but objected to getting it through Manager Sheotz any more. This is not a rcllection on Mr. Sheotz at all but only a notice that tho Trust Company prefers to receive its pay direct from the city. The amount paid settles all water and light bills up to Juno 80. Before paying the monoy John S. Brown gavo tho city an indemnifying bond for tho full amount.

The Committee on Petitions arid Overtures asked further time on the petitions concerning Wabash avenue and Mill street.

Tho Committee on Schools and Public Buildings asked more timo in tho matter of romov'ng the work house from the jail to the city's lot on Washington street.

Tho Committee on accounts reported favorably on a number of bills which wore allowed.

S. C. Kennedy was present and presented a numerously signed petition asking that a fire hydrant bo established on west Wabash avenue at tho corporation lino. The object, he stated, was not only to furnish fire protection but to enable tho citizens beyond Blair street to get water for springling purposes. The Water and Light Company had refused to extend-their mains although between eeven and ten persons wanted water in a dislnr.eo of 540 feet. Tho Council ordered tho hydrant established in accordance with tho prayers of tho petitioners, and referred tha mattor to the Water Works Committee to havo the work done.

A plat 80x20 feet on Washington street next to the new electric light plant has been vacated in order that it might be used by the city for tho plant.

The matter of opening Gibson street was referred to the City Commissioners who will assess benefits and damages. The proposition of Joseph Milligan to donate part of th£ land for this street and the proposition of Frank Maxwell to donate land in front of his property and do the graveling were both rejected.

The matter of opening Haw street from Mill street through to the Junction was reported favorably by the committee and tho report concurred in by a unanimous vote of the council. The city commissioners were ordered to assess benefits and damages. In the discussion of this report on Haw street some very interesting facts were developed. It was told that now there was no access to the Junction except through private property, which might be closed at ony time. There are some very hoavy tax payers who own property along tho lino of the new street and they are all heartily in favor of it. Thoro are also some citizens on tho street who aro in very poor circumstances, who were at first opposed to the street but who are now warmly in favor of it. There is now a great deal of transferring done at tho Junction both by tho express company and the U. S nxr. department which is liable to increase insitoad of diminishing. All of thoso things, together with the fact that some of our moBt important factories are locatetl-beyond tho Junction, make the opening of Haw street eminontly proper.

Tt was also decided to open another street, (to be named later,) across from Haw street to Indiana avenue just back of the Consolidated Tank Lino Company's building. This company offers tho right of way through its land freeThis stioet will open up tho way direct to the spoke factory and the wire fonce factory. Fire hydrants will also bo established on these new streets giving ample protection to the factories, a thing they have not had heretofore.

Tho City Treasurer reported a balance on hand of 841,41 G.99.

Mr. Smith suggested that Haw, Fremont and Perry-streets, being all in the same lino although disconnected should all have the same name, and said that someone had manufactured a name out of all three of them, Harmony.

A five foot gutter was ordered on the

south sido of west Main street from Grant avenue west to Marshall. The Board of Public* Improvements was ordered to rush the abutments of the Colloge street bridge through. The County Commissioners have agreed to build a bridge from 90 to 100 feet long. Tho gutter in front of tho Miller block is to bo improved. The mud hole in front of Dickerson's grocery on College street is to be fixed. A tile was ordered at the orossing of Spring and Walnut streets. Bids for printing were received from THE JOURNAL, the Argns-Netcs and the Reviexo. They were referred to the committee on Printing and Stationery.

Mr. Smith said that in Muncie they were substituting a fiat stone about two and a half feet wide for boulders in gutters and suggested that the stom be tried on the east Wabash avenue improvement. The stones aro less expensive than boulders and much more handsome and substantial.

AN ITEMIZED AOOOPNr.

The Committee on Celebration Gives a Complete Rqjort. In order to satisfy the general public and to wind up the business of our great celebration in a perfectly open and business like manner the committee having the matter^in charge submits the following itemized report of its finances:

FOURTH OF JULY RECEIPTS.

Donations 81,077.75 Band contest 269.30 Clerks subscriptions •... 23,75 Privileges 12.00

Total 81,382.80 DISBURSEMENTS.

Indiana Printing Company... 7.00 Review 5.00 Argus News 9.00 Star 8.75 Postage 2.(17 Empire Printing Company... 33.75 T. H. B. McCain 13.35 Isaiah Borakor,^posting bills.. 33.G1 J. C. Wampler, advertising... 3.32 County papers 13,90 Stickers, J. C. Wampler G.00

Robinson & Wallace.. 40

Band stand 13.00 Decoration band stand 1.00 Cornet and express on same.. 31.40 Express on music for bands.. 90 Telegrams, Rice sec'y 5.35 Peru band, railroad fare 34.20 Balloon 9G.G5 Cannon 37.35 Paid back to T. E. Nolan 12.00 Parade, R. C. Smith chairman 249.22 Brazil band, railrond fare 20.50 Bobbins House,hotel bill bands 110.35 Pent band, prize money 175.00 Crawfordsville band G2.00 Brazil band, prize money ...' 46.37 Shelbyville band, railroad fare 37.40 Connersville band, railroad faro 70.15 First prize, Co. 1 75.00 Second prize, Waynetown. ... 50.00 Third prize, IndianupoliB 25.00 Emma Robinson, telephone... 50 Nutt House 21.00 Fire works G2.7G Telegrams and express, Rice.. 2.95

Total..... 81,382.80 Peru donated 825 to Crawfordsville band.

The following list shows tho nam and the amount each subscribed and paid:

Albright Bros., 85 Abraham & Watson, 2 Atkinson & Zook, .50, A. Anderson, 1 F. M. Alston, 1 O. B. Arms, 10 Henry Alfrey, 15 A. B. Anderson, 1 Geo. Butcher, 1 John Bishop, .60 Bon nell, Nash & Co., 10 (cash) 5 Geo. E. Brock, 2 Fred Bandel, 1 T. L. Bozart, 1 D. H. Baldwin & Co., 2 Birch Bros., 5 Bird Show, 13 M. Y. Buck, 1 (cash) 5 W. C. Carr, 5 C. O. Carlson, 4 J. Clore, '2 Crabbs & Reynolds, 5 Campbell Bros., 10 Isaac Clements, 1, Thos. Clements, 1 Mike Callahan, 7 E. Cole, 1 Cohoon & Fisher, 2 N. J. Clodfelter, 2.50 Creamery Co., 2.50 Cumberland & Miller, 1 Carter & Overman, 25 Bob Davis, 3 A. H. Davis, 1 W. P. Dickerson, .50 J. W. Davis, 1 F. E. Dixon, 1 C. P. Doney, 5 John Dixon, 1 J. C. Deathe, 1 Louis Epstien, 5 C. K. Ellis, 1 Milo Ensmingor, 5 Fisher & Kostanzer, 5 J. C. Fry, 3 George Fitchey, 10 J. S. Francis, 1 P. H. Fink, 2 O. M. Gregg, 5 Chas. Galey, 20 C. E.

Gilbert, 5 Lemuel Gibson, 1 Joseph Goldsberg, Jas. Grimes, 2 Charloy Gould,3 J. L. Goben, 5 W. R. Gosnell, 2 Henry Gilliland, 2 H. A. Gray, 1 T. B. Grimes, 1 W. T. Gott, 1 Gonzales & Galey, .50 John Hannn, 1 Humphrey & Reeves, .50 Harmon Hutton, .25 Dr. Hutchings, .50 Paul Hughes, 1 Hummel & Co„ 3 G. AV. Hall, 2 W. C. Hesslor, .50 W. B. Hardee, 5 Chas. Hurst, 1 D. W. Hartman, 1 Terrance Holmes, 15 Jeff Hamilton, 8 W. P. Herron, 5 H/B. Hulett, 5 Hartman & Snyder, 10 J. S. Hearn, 5 W. F. Hulett, 5 John Hurley, 2 R. B. Huff, 1 Murry Hills, 1 John Howard, .60 J. J. Insley, 5 Indiana Printing Co., 5 Indianapolis

Brewing Co., 25 Jacob Joel, 5 J. A. Joel, 15 D. H. Johnson, 20 Johnson & Zosel, 8 HenryJennison,2 B. N. Jones, 1 Slant Keenoy, 5: J. S. Kelley, 10 John Kelley, 20 J. M. ICeeney, 5 .Qua. Karle, 20 H. Kramer, 4 H. F. King, 10 Kline & Graham, 5 Geo. Keller, 5 Wm.'ICrumer, 2 Kostanzer & Sons, 5 Dnmont Kennedy, .25 S. C. Kennedy, .25 Abe Levinson, 5 J. T. Laymon, 5 D. L. Leo, 3 F. T. Luse, 5 Lawson, photographer, 2 W. B. Lyle, 1 M. J, Lee, 1 Martin & Craig, 5 Moffett & Morgan, 2 Alex. Mahornoy, 5 Morgan &Lee, .50 Jamos Mahorney, 1 Myers & Charni, 5 A. Muhleisen, 20 Martin & Son, 5 Manson & Bros., 5 Zack Mahornev, 5 A. S. Miller, 5 Angust Mayor, 20 Geo. Marsh, 1 F. G. Molntjro, .50 T. T. Munhall, 5 T. H. B. McCain, 5 McGrigg, 3 McCalip & Armstrong, 5 D. F. McCluro, 10 Mike MoCa*y, 10 J. B. McGuiro, 1 McCandlee & Israel, 3 Theo. McMochan,l McKeen & Son, 2 F. A. McDonald, 1 E. P. McClaskey, 3 McClamrock & Youngman, 5 Thomas McMahan, 10 Nye & Co., 5 W. E. Nicholson, 2 Neilest & Fossee, 5 Thomas Nicholson, 1 L. W. Otto, 5 B. L. Ornbaum, 2 J. H. Osborn, 1 M. H. O'Neal, 1 Pontious & Laoey, 5 Daniel Picket, 1 C. F. Peters, 5 R. C. Poole, 3 W. E.Rosobro, 5 B. R. Russell, 1 Thomas Robinson, .50 A. F. Ramsey, 2 C. L. Rost, 3 Robinson & Wollaoe, 5 A. Rico, 1 D.Ronntroe, 5 Roes Bros., 5 Rich-

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is A scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medical profession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS mailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials, Scot by express on reccipt of price $1.G0 per bo't

BRAD FIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. SOLD BY ALL D1VUGGIHT8 Sold by Nvo & Co.

Bros., 5 E. W. Roam, 1 Robbir House, 10 W. H. Richmond, .50 P. t1. Rumble, 2 W. D. Grillith, .50 Stroll & Co., 2, Smith & Myers, 5 Jeff Stewart, 1 Fred Sheotz, 1. Otto Schlcmnior, 20 C. R. Snodgrass, 2.50 S. C. Scott, 2 Jeff AV. Scott, 1 H. R. Sloan, 5 J. L. Williams, 1 D. AV. AVoodward, 1 Reigler &. Rienand, 3 Evans, 1, T. E. Nolan, 12 P. C. Somorville, 1 Moc Stilwoll, .50 Sullivan Bros., 20 Chas. M. V. B. Smith, 2 Chris. Schweitzer, 3 Swank & Clark, 5 Smith & Morgan, 3 Smith & Duckworth, 3 Clarence Severeon, 1 J. A. Schilling, .50 Mace Townsley, 3 Tomlinson «t Skaggs, 3 Tannonbaum Bros., 15 A. D. Thomas, 1 Gus Truitt, 10 Tinsley & Martin, 5 Thiemo & AVagner, 25 J. H. Taylor, 2 Thompson & Gates, 2 W. H. Talbnrt, 1 J. T. Thurston, 10 D. L. Trout, 3 Terra Haute Browing Company, 30 C. M. Travis, 2 E. Totten, .50 Ed A'ancamp, 5 Arancloave, .50 Jerc Aroris, 1 Ed Voris, 1 A. AranLoven, 1 C. N. Williams, 1 R. C. Walkup, 5 J. C. Wampler, 7 G. W. Wasson, 1 B. AVasson, 1 B. F. AVilliams & Co., 3 E. Wilhite, .50 E. AVheeler, .50 A. AVelivor, 1 Loin AVilliams, 1 T. J. Weil, 2 James T. AValter, 5 C. W. AVriglit, .50 Smith, 8.

Exchanged Trunks,

Otis Miller and wife returned yosterday from a weok's visit in Crawfordsville and Covington and their trip from Crawfordsville wns attended with an interesting experience with their baggage. The baggage assaulter at the Hoosier Athens checked Mr. Miller's trunk to Chicago and Miss Mary Hannah Krout's trunk to Lafayotte. AVhon tho train arrived at tho Lahr House Mr. Miller was surprised to loam that Miss Krout's trunk had been thrown off for him. Ho ran into the tickot oflico, telephoned to the Salem street depot and induced the agent thoro to hold tho trnin until the mistake was corrected. Miss Krout was disturbed from her quiet repoeo in the parlor car long enough to exchange checks. Mr. Miller says that it would have been a terrible misfit of clothing had the error not been found out. Miss Krout is tho talented special contributor to the Chicago Inter-Ocean, and she was on her way from Crawfordsville where her relatives reside. She was formerly connected with the Crawford&ville JOURNAL. During tho Harrison campaign she took care of the Indiana politics for the Inter-Ocean.—Lafayette Courier.

Union Still ELicfcinsr.

The Board of lieview sat in session to-day still hearing tho dreary wails on the assessment from the good people of Union township. A largo number appeared before tho Board to-day and unburdened their grievances in a way which did their hearts good. It is thought that the Board will not act upon all tho suggestions offered by the tax payers, but a number of them showed to their of thinking that the assessor had popped it to them rather hard.

Attention, Post.

McPherson Post, No. 7, G. A. R., will meet at headquarters to-morrow at 2:30 p. m. to attend the funeral of our lato comrade, John Albright. Services at 8 o'clock, interment at Oak Hill.

J. D. TRACY, P. C.

For a disordered liver try Beecham Pills., _L Slerlt iriiui,

We desire to' say to onr citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not lienitato to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies havo won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye &0o., druggists.

Seplomber, No. 9, 70c.

MKBS PORK—Trading

BUTTEII—Creamery.

per gal for finished poods.

'CATTLE—Market

HOGB—Market

Clean Towels

PLUMBING,

For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES. If you want them iett once or twice a week,

At 5 Cents Each, notify

The American Steam Laundry.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

and Hot Water Heating,

Gas Fitting and Fixtures.

Spence Hot Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish-

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

_• K. O. WASiKUl', Proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city, OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. .Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch oflice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No.47.

THE MARKETS.

Oraltig, Provislonx, Rio* CnicAoo, July ia

Fixron—Quiet and unchanged Spring Whont patents, IS.33 bakers', S4.KKft4.SA Winter WUout Flour patents, f-5.10®5.*5 straights

WntAT—Ruled weaker. No. 8 July, 90tfo August, 80^ftS6\c, and December, 8S& 88*0.

CORN—Moderately actlvo and lower early, now higher. No. 2, 57?*tfj58Vic No. 3 Yellow, 58^®6SMe No. 3, 57©5?Vic No. 3 Yellow, fi?£Q58o July, August, September, May, 42.l£M3c Year, 42K®43ttc.

OATS—Weakor. No. 2. 35fcft36V4c July, 35® September, Samples lower. No. 3, 3»@40c No. 3 White, 40®«c No. g, 37H©30o No. 9 White, 41©42a.

HYE—Steady. No. 9 eu«h, 76c samples, 76 @7Bo No. 3, oiv^63c No. 2 August, totfc September, (Mo.

BAIU.KY—Nominal.

45@55c

moderately active and

prices ruled higher. Prices ranged at Sl0.30^ 10.37H forcatfh H0.3JiD10.37H for July SlO.tt® 10.574 for September, and S10.&.V&10.05 for October.

LAUD—Market

moderately active aud prices

higher. Quotations ranged at 96.35&6.80 for cash l6.2?Z for July J6.45ft6.50 for Sep* tenibcr, aud f6.fi7H®6.60 for October.

lQ®l?c Dairy, tlQISHo

Packing Stock. 10&1 lc..

POITJ.TBY—Live

Chlckons, 5®tloperlb. Live

Turkeys, 7®^cper lb. Live Ducks, 7(&8c per lb. Live Goose, 93 0034.01) por dozen. OUtt—Wlsoonsln Prime White, 8c Water White, 8Hc Michigan Prime White, 0V«c Water White, 104c Indiana Prime White,

Water White, 10c lleadllghl, 175 test, 0Ho: Gasoline, 87 dog's. No 74 (leg's, S£c.

LIQUOKS—Distilled

Spirits ruled firm at 91.10

NEW YOBK,

WniCAT—Dull, lower, uleudy. July, 91.00$ 1.00*4 August, 904f(&96\£e Septomber, O&^o October, December, 07 99%c May, 91.094&l.0*^.

CORN—Very

dull, lower. No. 2, Ott&TOc.

OATH—Dull,

lower, weak. Western,

PROVISIONS—lleef—Quiet,

mess.

W.&O® 10.00

40IAALA

steady. Extra

family,

incx*.

(13.00® 14.00.

Quiet, uuchanged new mess,

910.&0&11.00

Pork-

910.G0QU.00.

Lard—Qulct, steady steam rendered, 10.503

0.6'JVA.

Cl.ftVKLAND, O., July 13.

PBTROI.KUM-Quiet

slaudard white, 110, 6HOI

gasoline, 7c 86 gasoline, 10c

6UC.

naphtha,

Lire £tock.

CHICAGO.

July

IS.

slow and weak. Prices 10^

l&c lower. Quotations ranged at 95.G0Q6.B5 for choice to fancy shipping Steers 94.900 &.M) for good to cholco do. 94.40tf4.H0 for com mon to fair do. 93.75Q4.30 for butchers* steers 92.fi0&K.r>0 for Stoekers 92.75®4.50 forTcxans 93/2.V&4.'J5 for Feodcra 8l.WGM.00 for Cows 9l.50&'i.V) for Hulls, and 92.50^4.50 for Veal Caves.

aotlve, llrm. Best grades &Q

10c higher. Sales ranged nt 93.00&4.50 fc pigs 94.70(^5 25 for light:

ii.OO^t.4.80

for rough pack-

ing 94.6Aft,v 10 (or mixed, and 94.85(35.ti0 for heavy packing aud shipping lots. A Boon to Wives,

Having used "Mother's Friend" I. ould not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth MBS. O. MBLBOUBKE, Iowa. Write tho Bradfield Regulator Co„ Atlanta, Gn., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

gTOCKHOLDKKS M12ET1NO.

Notleo Is hereby given that the regular annual mooting of tho stockholders of the Home nuildlng Association will be held at the office of tho Secretary oil Tuesday evening. July 21, 1891, for the purpose of electing nine directcrsto sorvo the ensuing vear.

T. H. B. MCCAIN, President.

1JYHON H. HUSSBLL, Secretary.

The above is not only a good advertisement for Mr. VanCamp hut

it is also an excellent sample of the

W O O E N A I N

Turned out of Tine JOURNAI- office by Silas Wray.

Moral: Bring your Wood Kngravtng to this oflice to tin done.

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

jonTii MOSOX ROUTE. 1 T^A.TN Nljrht Mall (dally) 1 ,I LIU Day Mulhdallv) 1 AliovetrulnsonlyBiop ut count snUs.l :0:ip.tn.(iroo»t!:iK.iind Lur. a en 6 lOa.in. Way rivl^ht..

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VANDALIA.

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FORSALL.^

FOLL

Sample lots,

SALK—A Safety bleyclc cheap, quire ut 113r south Groon street.

FOll

WAINTKDwest,you

our addition to Chicago, lilue Island aud Harvey. A beautltul piece of laiui .TJ leet. above Lake Michigan near four railroads. l*ots sell for $105 and-fl'10 $.'10 cash, balanee sevouty-livc cents a week, payable every three months titleperfeet ahBtract furnished and guaranteed by guaranu* company big commission to agents. Plats ami maps of city Jurnishod showing property references given. Address Jus. Jay hiniih Co., real estate ugentn, 111) Dearborn street, Chicago. 7-4 Jit.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office over the Corner flook Store. Itesldenco 500 South Washington Street Office hours—0 to 12. 2 to ,*)i.m. and 7 to 8 p.in

nWJNKENrfESS W LIQUOR HABIT.

MAUTf/E WORW TH£RE /S BUT ONE C(Sft£

OTHALIFES GOLDEN SPECIFIC,

It can bo given in a cupol tea or colTec,or in «ir ticlosoffood,without tho knowledge of th patient, if noco sufy It is absolutely harrnl and willclftot a permanent and sncedy cur whether tho patent Is moderate drlnkororan alohollcwreck. ITNKYKtt KAILS, eloper ates so quietly and with such certainty that tho

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tatientundergoos no Incouvenlence, an ere Is aware, his complete reformation el* feted. 48-pugobook of part!#,'la*^ fr ceNyo Co.. druggists Crawfordsvltlo Ind.l l«

FOR MEN ONLY!

iFor LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, [General and NERVOUS DEBILITY, [We&kne&s of Body and Kind, Effect* .. lofErrortorExcetseiinOldor Young.

Ksbiit, H»blr •AN'IHHII) fallr Hntorrd. How to Knltrii1 MB| 8trr«fftfctaWKAK,ti'MKVkLOl'KI)OHIiANS A I'AHTHof KOlfr AbMlMtolf anratllNR IIOXK THKATSIKST—HrnrflU Inad* iHllrjfnw (OHIIIMand F«rfl|n'(ii»(Hf«, Wrllr (hrm. Dftfriptln Hook, ri|iliniUftii and proof* miltril frr«, IMrni ERIE MEDICAL CO.,

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SALK.—A White sewing maehlnp at lesH than cost. Never been used. Inouire at tills olllee.

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SALK—An open faced stiver watch Khrln tuovomeut,eheap. Inquire at the Journal office.

,WANTED.

If aro looking tor a position

in the write us. Wo huvo vacancies for olliee work, store clerks, furm hands and for position* too numerous to mention. Address enclosing stamp for reply to W. K. Payne & Co., bii'J Union Avcune. Kansas Citv, Mo/ 7-tia

WANTKD-Loeal

representatives In lndl-

auato represent Investment Company. Address Jno. 11, llowlan, Koyul Insurance lild'y., Chicago, Jll.

jtlve, nonept man—salary

WANTRD—An

monthly. If'suitable, with

uollvc, honest-

.9100 mi

July LI

tunlty.to advance, to represent loeullv, a responsible New tork house. Uel'eronce. Manufacturer, Lock Hox 1 ."H.*) N, Y. fept, 1(5.

WANT10I).—ciood

reliable persons desiring-

protitjihle employment, and a permanent position. Call on or address Oliver lr, Perriu.Jocl Block, south Washington street, CruAvlordsvllle, lnd. Husk Medicine Co.

WANTI5D—AGISNTS

911.75(^1^.25

old

extra prime,

TO SKLL LOTS

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