Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 August 1891 — Page 2

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A SAVIOUR OF HER SEX.

TVh^n piin N- n-'AM^oTnyvmion whon tb^rc1* no rep'^e ft.^r tho sufferer, "by dav or uisiht', wle'h .!«•• 5tx*W freotnt t*»ben calamity Msd'when all this i« revered bv a '.v HMIV amb)ti"tt tfldo t.. ivt-.Tv ha-* she not won the abovo itlf

LYD1AE, PINKHAM'S Compound

rure :».!! t' peculiar w-nknossos ami mlmenfs of x»mcn, a!U»r r:tiiic disease* of th* V'urus or Womb, and Ovjtn.mTr^'iWos, Iloarmc-dovru Sensations V.'e \k Hack. Debility. N''rv.-»us Prostration. etc. Every •.'•'•Druccist X*!!.* it as a standard article, or -Font bv mail,--mj f^rm of Pills cr I-ozcnges, r- oeipt i»l ^Send Uo 2-cent stamps for Mrs. Plnkham's beautiful 88-page illustrated book, entitled 'GUIDE TO HEALTH ANO ETIQUETTE ft contains a volume ot valuable information.

It has saved lives, and ma save yours. Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn

This Is the Great Medium of

Supply and Demand for the

People of Crawfordsville.

We Invite You to Patronize

this Column.

We Urge You to Read It.

MEETINGS.

t'mlcr i.c jmhU-lif-'l trv l'"r ttin-.'Ml iys iioltoes.ofor nit kind- ol' ». '. i. lit :i'in -nt.» a tin-'

WANTED HELP.

Notices uinlvr MiN I tor thn.-t1 «J:i s. «%o:n» jura n.

head will It thai is

I It J. AMMll-A trtnd irirl jvanifd u»dr ,_J iM'iwrat h'lUM'ttork can obtain an [«la».v at ff«k hy calhnj: at 41 •I Wabash avvijiu'..

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I PRIS'TED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON, I lly 11 H. McCAIN.

Siiu-red at

on soutli N. Mm-

TT'Olt UIMN'T—A h(»tJ^tr »"u south Wjitnul. with room* and Hummer kitflnjn. •ao 11'.

FOR SAIL.

p»!{ SA Llv-A u'^'d horsi' and milWi cow at a bargain. S. hvlcr, l'Jf Suuth (ircen sire»«t- 7-^0 It. •si tTOKhALK. A Whl»e sewtnv machine al h-j-s tliati uoHtv NfVer been usvd. imtulru at ild/» otl'ice. watch al the

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3ALli--An open Iacel wtlver K'ktin mtAoment.cheap. Inquire

FOR TRADE,

Noiiers imdei Lhin head one cent a line aday. Kiuht woivls t-«» a line. Nothing than I" t'nl^ taloai. Ca^h in ad\ .nee, plea.M-.

MISCELLANEOUS.

t-iiditi i-his head bu?lm3ss iiotlceH of all kinds will be itiH'rled at the rate of two o.-nts a lint aday.. i.'ash in advance, pieas-e. \\7AN'1K1) iocat represenlatives ana to jupre^ent Invi'SlmiMit Company. .Addri

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1L TANTICD- An act ive, nonepl man -salary VV ¥KK monthly, it' suitat»!e, with optofunit to advance, to represent locally, a Fimnsibiv N \v York house. HebTema' .NlitnutactuMT, L'x'k, Mo* loh"» N. V. -ept, l'J.

CKNTS ANTKI).—tb»nl inducement! t4» wide awi.ke men In every part ot In* country to work lor the Order of the tihb'lij. I»ly money \o the right parties. HndowrnentK paid everv:iiue. three and tlvu years. Hav«. paid out. over "U,0U0.0U Matured Hen«. htH, For lull Information addrcah C.T. Mules*, •up. J-ec'y., IIiMtu !Myr lhnlmior», Md.

advertise anything anywlierc wi u* to (J h». P. ItoWi'LI. prm-e St.. New ork.

at any time

in.. N'o.

T? I'itV one in n(*ed nt information on the J_y subject ol adveitislnir will do well to ob tain a cropy ot "Hook lor AdvrM.lserH," i/«K paves, prh eone dollar. Mailed. |x»stam pawl on rerespt.nl price, (Vintalns acarclul tf*m pilation troin the American Newspaper blre* Uuy ot all the be«,t pitpers and class journals jrtves the e'K iilatlon ratnm of every one, and a deal ol information about rat-cs and otter matt* pertaining to the business ol swi MMtsiiur X.l.lren-' U«»W!-:i,l/S AIlVHUTISINCJ Itl'HI.AI i« r»pruee M.. N. V.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

uvi tin' Corner ll'Kik Store. UeBlilenco •*iO0 Koulli \Vra.slitnirt.-ij St.rw-t (illii liotirs—!l lo i'J.'J to ."ii.iii. ami 7 oHp.m

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THK WKKKLV Jnl'HNAl.

Thrvt-mouths. ix month. v.. ,*4«.... .• one year I Kor papers *»ent outlde the count) juddit tonal for |oft:ure.

The WKFKI.Y must invariably bo paid for in Advance Si'U-1 ixKtal note or money

FIJI PAY. AVC.UST 'J1.1W1.

This Date in History isi y, n.i

NorihnmKrrland. beheaded the Tower of l/mdoit. IfoVt —Jn.ir«s* Orlrrhton '.the mirab.fam s?chula dkr, 4'iVortUiuuu, j»k.*i and gentleman. bom: a^s-isM-nated July »"». by b» pu\A\% son ilio !»kc uf 1 Mantua. 1.Vm--SU Fraii.-is dc etain»*nt Catbol-jo

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WANTED SITUATIONS.

ta^-'uhdfr J..,- n».r

lis }i»*^d fre«. bo thr'St.- 'k «»•'ui• .iv.t::

LOST.

Noue\ ujjdor Uds head free for t.hwo davs,

('ST.—T)m* Mid irati-'jt :i wairou ib-turn to llaridiUI, Huruada) .V i'iclxftt and '. I- irward.

n.ST-A winoij'Jon^i r-ilH-t»?id 'ano handled panLMl tit:,-i,hr pump'Hear'Moral'Hail al tin? N«.-v\'Inn un '1 hursday. l-itwl^r wtil olrarU' rrtum to -Mr's. S. H. (triih:»m. 101 nouth W tw r.'.

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I l-3 John Tyii'lall. eizilncnt natural phor, b"»rn Mi county Carlw, ln-laml. isr. -fvn»-ral HurnsJtle. with tnon. Inrpm fon'-ui! nmroli t4j KnaxviUc. Ilurrille ina.-wicrvat l^wrfnoi-. Kan.. t»y yuantrollS 1MJ mt'U tnunivrccl and ls5 1u»um.*s thi*rwir:«T roo.uartvr w«^t:iv»'nh cither «m th».* Kansas-b.irUcr the fat»? ot (Jnantrull si ill a mj»tory. ls»V4—HfittU- i»t Summit Point. Viu Duvall's

Bhitl, Ark. Memphis Tonn.. ami College Hill. Miss.: Fortvst*a Into Memphis \vt» ariioiiL" tlit? most brilliant and auccesssful exploits of the war. l£S*—Truaty of jHracii -Mj:uc*d Utwwn Guatotcala and San Salvador.

OOVEKNON TILLMAN, OF Soutli Cnrcilin.'i, who niiule a s]h:-oc1i tlic otbur iliiv it lu-ii jijiringe. C.. connnenting on I the paKl to Union soldiers,

til! ••Look lit the itoiision ston!. Tlio I Confi'iliTiite soUlier wlio fought for principle, home, and fireside has to lear IOSH. jHivertv, the

F-trnggle for existence.

And the Union soldier, Ix-wiwe he was on the winning side, receiver a bonus from the government, of which the Confederate soldier and the whole Southern

nay lher part." ior, however,

hardly ex-

to Ei'' pensions abolished next voar tint he hopes to soe it accomplished some.time and he thus exhorted bis hearers:

But supjose we do not get what we want next V"ar. What then/ Will the soidiers of L»*e and .lackson give up tin fight Are their sons going to give it up' No'for this is a struggle for free institutions, for home rule, for the 1 einocracy of .leiTerson. Applause and cheers. We dare not do any more than pick our ll'mts and get ready to fight them again. Applause.

The lemoeracv of Jefferson" is the jtbrase that the I'ditor of the Frankfort I C'I(WV II/ has at his tongue's end. fan it be that the lVmoeriiev ot .leiTeisoii|

and Tillman and, I'rowit are one and the a in

It is-now minoiinci'd that the ImliHitiij'olis iMili/ .Jourmil is to be reduced in price, the'" reduction to take placi November 1. This will be hailed with delight bv Hepublii'ans all over the Stale. While the .lonvunl is a most I excellent paper, yet its price has been a great Itarrier to its .circulation, thereby circumscribing its influence and its) power. The future price has not yet been made known, but will be an-1 noiiLCed later on. The days of five cent papers are numbered, and the Juiiriinl\ having joined the procession of low •priced papers will receive boom that will even surprise its managers.

Tur. indications are favorable business ljoom similar to that followed the resumption of specie ments in 1ST!'.?

lino a than

Notioc^ 'lindor 111i»- had one *ont a day. Kixht words to a line. Nol lilnjr U? i-fiii taken. .'!t*h hi advance, plea-

in Indimpany,

Jno. ll. Uowlan. Itoyal Chicago, 111.

PNNSIPKNT HAI'.ICISON haw again shown I

that as a graceful and appropriate speech maker he has no eipial in the Countrv.

.V/.'lf ItOSS.

John 1'owell wits at Crawfordsville Wednesday. Isaac Oollailay went to the liockville fair yesterday.

James Patterson is preparing to re-1 build his house. Farmers are now busy cleaning out| the county ditches.

Joe JJooher will ship a carload of tile to southern Indiana. II. 1'. lJitchens is the name of the] ojx'rator at the liig -1.

Henry Crawford, jr.. of Crawfordsville, was here yesterday. Norman A- Rabb went after another load of melons yesterday.

New lioss has a free delivery of mails now. Wait for developments. Frank Oil!, of Ladoga, went to Crawfordsville yesterday via New I'OSH.

--Vl'ersoiis having rooms to rent or desiring to furnish board to students, will please leave their names and address at the ollieo of the treasurer of the college. No. 7. Fisher liuilding.

T. II. liisTi.s-K, Treas.

Wltm. Baby ni irtoit, wo gnTe her UwtorbL Wh«n alie wan a Child, (the cried for Caatoria. Wlion n)y, beoame Mtra, aho clung to Caatorla. tt'hea BUB liad Children, Bho gave them Caitorii,

Itut-klen'n Arnica Salve.

The I Hist salve in the world for cute, bruises, sores, ulcers, snlt rhetun, fever 8ors, tetter, chapped hands, c.hilapinbfl corns and all skin eruptions, and IOBStively cures piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. I'rice 25 cents per lx»x. For sale by Nye &. Co

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai

McElrce1* WINE OF CARDUI /cr IcmiUu diicuci

fc*tuiutnid of Ohm Democrats-

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A''-

F.. CAMI'tlK!.!.. Campih-ll, iroveriv-ir of re-election ill most exciting

INDIANA.

Iutorostinu Nows from a Number of Cities.

.Must Cio to Work or Oult.

I'K.lir. Iml. Au^r. -M.-The climax was rapvK*«l iii the Lake Krie *v. •rn siriUc 'J hurxiay in this city bv tho uitlinat\itn vf (u-neral Manau'er P.rrnl* bury ordering all men to report for duly l\v midnig'ht «r consider themselves disclitirg'ed. A bout hirty 'Hvo of the men called for their time. The situation is extremely ^rave. as it is iimtcrtn«*l the firemen will ^r«nulalso, thus IdoeWin^ tll tratlie. All business is suspended and the lar^c shops at this point will tie closed until further notice.

K.\RAYK.cn Ind.. Au^. Ul. Notice was posted -re Thursitay. on the authority of Superintendent ill. of tie Lake Krie Western railway, instrnetinLr all striki

eni|loye

who desire it)

continue in the service of the company to report for duty by midnight, providing on their return a fair consideration of their demands and an answer within a reasonable time. No concessions will be made until after w«»rk is ivumcd. Ail employe." who fail to report for duty at tin- hour named will be discharged

The switehmen. v. ho were also out here, were ordered back to work by Trainma der I)o\vney and have resumed worfr. Trainmaster tJradv denies that the men in the shops here have been iet out temporarily. The clerks in the freight idiice will Inlaid olT to day. None of the strikers have reported for duty yet. and they seem determined to ignore the proposition. rassciitfer trains are the only trains moving.

Will lt«» l.i'ft to the Court*. INIUANM'OI.I •. Ind Aim. -1 -The bankers of the state and the tax commissioner.-, entered into ati agreement Wednesday by which three cases are to he taken at once to the courts in order to decide the question of the hoard* ritrht to compel the banker-* to submit lists of depositors and sums on deposit in the banks April I. The national banks will earrv their ease to the federal court ami the state and private banks will go into the state courts. The bankers pledge themselvt%s, if the court* decide against them, to submit the required lists to the county auditors, sis the commission will then not be in existence, its forty days' life expiring before decision can possibly be reached. In order to ^et proper record one hanker, representinif •ach of the different classes of bank will be summoned before the commission and asked to produce, the list of depositors. I'pon refusal a tine will be imposed, and an appeal will follow. Al a meeting.of the bankers

V. T. Malott. of thUoity, was selected to represent the national batiks C. 1* Decker, of Kvansville, the state banks, ami lln^h Dougherty, of ltiulVt*«nt the ]M-ivite banks.

Pri purlnt for a ICeuidou. oli Ml MANfJIKSTKK. Ind.. Auix. 2\. Everything is now about in readiness for the hi} reunion of the Forth-sixth and S* vent iet la'^imeuts I udiana olunteers at this place August The day's pr»^ramme will iiodudc public reception,'the transaction of the reg-inienta! business and a banquet in the eveuintr. to be folb»\\e«l by a j^rand campiire in the opera house, which will be addressed by prominent men of both organizations. It is expected that there will be a lar^ attendance, but aecofri modutions ill be provided for all. The Korty-sixth regiment was organized in and around Lo^ansport. and was iiiiuuaudcil bv Col. (iraham N I'itidi ami Thomas II. Ihin, hurst. The Seventieth was organized sit I ntlianapoiis and its commander was (Jen. lienjamin Harrison. President Harrison has written that other engagements preclude his meeting ith his ohl comrades. Aujrust •J'S the veterans will take an excursion t«.» Spring Fountain park, after which they separate for their homes.

'}\,A I'otltieat ricnic.

11 ii A /.it.. Ind.. A n«r. '21.- a ers, Mutual Henetit sissoeiaticm held a hijf political picnic at Ashburo Thursday. Quita* a number of .speakers were present and advocated the principles of their respective parties. Isaac 1*. Gray represented the democratic party. James A. Mount, of Montgomery county, was the republican prcsontative. Kli F. Hitter, of Indianapolis, bpoke in behalf of the prohibitionists. I Capt. Allen, of Tcrrc llante, talked in the interest of the people's party, and

John 1\ Stelie, of Illinois, was the representative uf the F. M. H. A.

Death of an t?hl O. A. It. Veteran. TKUUK ll.vt

TK, Ind., Auu -il.--Amill

illis died here at the a^e of 112. Ho waa the oldest veteran of the rebellion in Indiana and one of the first members of the G. A. K. Me enlisted with four sons and served as a private in the Seventh Illinois cavalry, and was discharged in IHW ior disability caused by riding and exposure in chasing the enemy.

Wr«'el on the I'rlc lioad.

II I:NTIXOTON,

luil., Any. 21. -A col-

I lision occurred on tlie Cliieairo .• Krie railway ut West l'oint-. in this county Thursday morning, which resulted in the criihhinr of I uc.ul.y-one curs, stripping one engine and tjloekin^ the road for several hours. No one wa* killed

The loss will lie many thousands of dollars.

ItitrhtK at l.elmno,t.

I.KIIAN'O.V, Ind., Aug. 21.—At the races Thursday Harry Hornet won the 2::n pace. Tiiiie. lielle Hamilton won the free-for-iill trot in 2:215f. Tony lioy won the 10 pace in a::u% and Itelle Harrison took the. money in the ii: 10 trot In %.

Cnnada'M AVhiait Crop.

TOIIO.NTO, Can., Aug. 21.—Canada will nxport more wheat tills year than ever before. The. yield in Ontario will be 30,500,00(1 bushels, or nearly 10,000,000 more than last year. Manitoba and the northwest will yield. It i« estimated, .'10,000,000 and other provinces I '-,500,00(1 bushels, In all about (ill.OOO.OOO

Worth IIh Weight In Gold.

by Nye & Oo.,

ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when •Syrup of Figs is tttken it is pleasant and refreshing to the tate, :iiul iu:Ls gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, V.iver nnd Howels, cleauses the PJP cm cflecttinlly, dispels colds, liend-

Lltes nnd fevers nnd cures lialiittmi oonstipntion. Syrup of Figs is the jiily remedy of its kind ever proiKiced, pleasing to t,l«e taste nnd fir ^^ptal)le to the stomach, prompt ir. its action and truly beneficial in it.« effects, prepared only from the nio.=, titrtlthy and agreeulile substances, it.*many excellent qualities commend ii to all ami have made if, the most popular romedy kno' hvrit]) of Figs is fir sale in 50c '.nd 81 bottles by an leaointr druggists. Any reliable druggist who nay not have it on hand will pro

Mire it promptly for any one whe vislies to try if. Do iiot accept :un substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO S*K ,'Mhcisco, ai. LOUISVILLE. .KY

/.'£IV

VORX.

Shower Baths

The Nicest and Clcano?»t. Hath on F.arih. We liuvelvvoof them. The best tubs in the city: we have two ot them. The finest, thelarL'cst. the best harbor shop in

C-avs tonlsville, tin*

Y. M. C. A., 113 W Main St.

lH!UWjti,./yi"c —fry— THE Gn:At

BEECIIAFJ'S, For Bilios £i!d '&m "Worth a C'wex for 2 3 il'j

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PosUWi'lrcurct lnfi0dftr8bvRi llorn«'iiK)i«tro*SlBKDftle ilflt TruM.cumbtiK'U. (iuarnotecdtbe only one in tho world pcma-ntlti^ oconttnaoua Klrctricil* ifagnttic cwrrmt. Sclenttrtc. Powerful. Durablo. romfortnbio ftnt Etrwtlvfs AYofd Over IKOOO cnrM. 8«*ml Htamp rorpamrhlvt. ALSO EI.F.0TU10 HKI.TH TOR IMsUAHLH. OL HORNE. REMOVED TO 180 WABASH AVE.. CHICAGO.

a uueel^iy journal of

Freedom, l^cllow&hip mid Character In liollrion. Klpht foijr-vlumn patf**i,w«"llprlntiyl. AHIwrftl M«rmnn »v»Ty wct.-k, with Itvy artldin on cum-nt tuple*. »»no fliillnr a yi'Jir. (,. Ten ff«V« on trlnt for ton orntu In *tnmna, ViiRLKS U. kkiUK it 10.,rutinslctrturo

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).rllHDSE'YS¥lOQD"SEARCHEFfGood Blood, Good Hcmlth. Th« Blood SMreher th. nfnl Pnri«w mti known. BE.1 T.JIO. Cjrei BOUL. 11MPIN,

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KAlLllO.il 1 THUS.

H.vnvI-'.ST KXCt-ltSION

A la andalia Line—will lie run Aug. 2~, Sept. 1 1 and Sept. 2! at greatly reduced rates. Full particulars soon.

togetlmr

having previously used

I four bottles ot "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to I mine. HENDEILSON DALE, Druggist,

Carmi,

111

Write the IJradfiold Regulator Co I Atlanta, On., for further particular Sold

Orawfordsville, Ind

HUTCHINSON,

Agent.

VANMl.TA KXCfltKlONH,'

The Lake Maxinkuckie special is continued during the five Sundays in August, leaving lit fi-.B-l a. in. Fare $2 the round trip.

Saturday tickets to Maxinkuckee at S2.90, good to return including the folowing Monday.

COCNTY I'AIKS.

The Vandalia will sell tickets as follows: To 1'ockvillo, August 17th to 22d, •"?1.20 round trip.

To Frankfort, August 21th to 'istli, 51 round trip. To Camden Sept.. 1st. to 5th, 81.95 round trip.

To (iition August 17th to 18th, 80 cents round trip on account the Woodv]ilioniingdiile.

To Terns Haute, August 25th to 2St.li at SI.00 round trip on account of the Vigo County Fair and Horse JJreeilers Association.

EXrCKSION TO MtNXKAfol.IS. .\nticr. The Stinilay "fjiiko Siv^ial" train run by the Vandalia Line, Tcrre Haute to Lake Maxinkuckeo (Mannont station) and return, during the Summer months, will lie continued each Sunday during August.

On occasion of National Encampment, Sons of Veterans, the Motion lioiite will pell excursion tickets to Minneapolis, Minn., at one fare for the round trip on Aug. 22nd or 23rd, good to return A ngust 2!)th or 30th.

Merit II l)m.

Wo desire to say to our citizens, tliat for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Now Life Tills, ]5ucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Hitters, and have never handled remedioB that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfac tion. Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them evory time, anil we stand ready to refund the purchaso price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popnlnrily purely on their merits. Nyo & Co., drnggiBts*.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori

When I lsigan using Ely's Cream Halm my catarrh was so bad I had headache the whole time and discharged a large amount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and have not had headache since.—J. H. Soinniers, Stephnoy, Conn.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorii

lilSCHOF'S.

CIIAW

fonnsvu.i.K. Friday. AU^U^T 'JI, isbi

"Old rrol'abilities predicts sultry August. Jusl in tliL- nick of time was our sale ot shirt anil blouse waists to-day. We have decided to extend the sale one day longer. This is positively the last of these goods al revolutionary prices:

Hoys and Misses Shirt aud blouse Waists l'Ue tiom 'lit Mov and Misses, Shirt and Mouse Waints a* te front ."»o 7*«e. Ladies Hurt and blouse Waists. IHO from cents badies^hi»t and Illou«c \N alsls .'tnetmin ."•tH*. Ladies' Shirt ami Mouse Waists, ."»7c froni ami So.i, Ladies* Shirt ami Mouse Wjd«»ls, 7a.-* I'rfiin and 1 .'lit..

The foregoing gives people of a suniiner-turn-of-mind a grand chance to supplement style with prudence.

Those remarkable cashmere Ombree Salines told of a few weeks ago. Many are gone, some of the richest colorings remain. sunlight on a cts. yard, hon-

Like a Hash cloudy day, at S.1, estly worth 15c. Next to the delight of owning them is the treat of seeing them. You are welcome.

All around the dress goods circle there are winsome lots. The meant-to-be price ami the fact are far apart in many of the most wanted woolens.

We will oiler for to-morrow,one day only, some strong bargains in kid gloves aiid silk milts. See the 1 muster:

10 do'.'.en black kid irlovi.s. slightly impcr •v-', feet, ate.worth fl and?l.."»0. dozen eoiorcd Mous^m-ioir urloves K7c worth |I."»0 to?'' .")).

S do/.en coktrnl silk mitts l.'e pair. worth up ti 7*.N!. 0 dozen ct»Utr'd silk *rlo\es 10c per pair, wortli up to 75c. 10lo/.en l-lac\ silk mitts |fc per pair worth 'J"ic. lOito/.cn hhick silk mit s"lo perpalr,worth ii'»e. Some low prices on black silk loves to close out the stock. Re member, lor one day only.

T.'7 nnl l^:1 Ka^t. Ma'n street.

P. S.--FYoe I-cmonade to-inor

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A (iuaratitced Cine for I'ib-s of what^'Ver 1 k'nd or detrree—Kxtern.d, Internal, blind or MoedinKllehinir.Chtouie.Uceent. I'leredimry. '1 his Itemed)* lias posithely never been known 10 fail, "ft .on u»\. imxps ior ••You: sent mail prepaid on receipt of prL-e A writteii (•uarantee |K»stlvi.*ly jriven 1i o'h purchaser

Of' lM.ixes, when purchased at one time, lo refund the £.*» Oo paid if not cured. (Guarantee issued b\- Ne ,V i.'o, Druggist s\' Sole Ajrents, rrawforiU\ ille, ind. Samples I'ree.

FOR MEN ONLY!

iFor J.OST or FAILING MA'N'HOOD, [General and NERV0U8 DEMI.1TY, [Weaknea* of Body and Mind, EfTecU lofErrornorExcussea in Older Young*

KoliUkt, .N'nblf fl.iKIIINIU fnll/ HnlorHl. tn (.nltrsr and Blrfneiben\KAk VMlKVKi,(irKIMIKIlAS I'AKlSt.ritOinf onrl1ln( IHIXK'i KKCt Xfc.\T—llmc-ai. Inc d»y» Men 1**1 lf» fptim

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|Hrrltill» ItM.V. fi|i|iNillnn ami raallrt] (iriM)frfe, Ailrtu ERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO,N.Y.

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IVK GFAK- 4JTTKH to CTTHK hr Oil- Ntw IMPaOVIO^lJV'^rtLtCTaiC BELT ANO SOSPtNSORt Of J10NKV, .Matf for iM* *|.fftHe par pono, Curr of Wp«kr.p*», gp iag Frrrl), fltld, H*»oth inc. rnallnnoti* (urrvnta cf Klcftrlrlt* through all WK\!I'AliTH, n»t«riR« (lit tn to IIKA'/TII »»rt KHlKOVNMTHKXtiTH Klftlrlf Ciirrrnt IVll ln«UniI itr %r« fitrfcit V6,(U) ID Uib. ItlSLT and Su«i»fMr* Cwtuplrt^ |S. and tin. Wor«t easv* t'ei* msneallr I'srrd In it rrc mouih*. Srnlnl rmniptil«l Crfe. HAlfLEKELECTEIOOO.. ii»)La!aih»Mu. CKIGAQO.IIL

Grand Opedfng of the Saason,

USIC ALL

,Saturday, AUK. l!!»th

"Four Ve irs of Success and Stili Leadituthe Proce.sion,"—The

Gormans' Minstrels,

Under tlie manat'emcnt of Win. liversole, The Season's l'roi ramme the talk of every city ''Vi

Afti^iiijircnl A'cw First Pari,

'1 he lligiregt. Most MatfulOocnt and lutrlcato Marching ever uonc'ivel. The (i't//icrii«- oj the Clam.''

The Hestof all Son^s ald Dances, '•'•The Silver Wethliii"'"

100 other lent it's, liieluillnu James OorirnnV funniest, afterpiece,

"Ji\-reption of the Colored 400.

IntnMhiclnjr theCoinniedianF John and (leorKt! (lorman. Prices tr», ."« and 7."» cents.

Seats on Hale at Hohfnsoti Wallae 'fl. Selections by the hand at noon, corner ot Main and Washington ttreeU.

JtAILWAYjmECARDS.

MONON ROUTE.

SOUTH 1:20a.m.. 1 :*JT»p.m...

..NlKht. Mall (daily) ,..Iay Alall (dally).

I Aftove tralnp oi'ily stop at county Heat«!V':.'»fp.ii:1 f:0dp.m.lreoncas.aiid Laf. Acwnn... K:21a.m W:lOa.m Way l'ruljrht i!:40p.m

HAST II: 1 ."a.m 1 :rf»a.m rjiP'p.m, 'OKp.in

BIG 4—Peoria Division ..Kxuress—Mall ...Mall (dally)

SOUTH

VANDALIA. .Rxprens .Mali

fi 4l a.m.. r»:lHp.in.. H: I'ipm 11 :."») am..

t^t anybody

|3lu^ tobacco

^an

get tfye. ^er\uine

OLD

Ofl ESTY

Tdwccp

.: at amj ytore..

If hias flOsufse-

a N O

eq^ual at

|Drice,

IS wortl^

it. "There's aad jaieasure forYOU

in OLD HONESTY foia cco

Jo^Tinxer J'eto) Ltouiiville^j.

VgCpTABLE

imALMM

COUGHS

A N

COLDS.

85c* and SI, at all drug^Uti.

E. MORGAN & SONS, Prcpicre,

FROVIDKNCF, R. I.

rBiiiKst ri'MKntij ROSS GORDON, La Fayette Ind. Sold bv N A I o.

Clnolnnatl H*miltoa uid Dayton Thoatftnd Mile Buoiu •r* ID* •old for Twenty Dollar* ud good *B flfteca diflerent rt)*d» •11 MUMting

TP:

reidj tickil

C'iin-inintl lHjtsi Chlcip

RENTS

St Louii

^.l.ininci

PER

IVIJUV

Indismpolli

MILE

AUD

Arbof Toledo Bnff«l« Ptorii

VIA N1

Cleveland

Nl*g«r» F1II1 1 -ti Tboiu»»' ethef poll*

CIHi&OI

jjiflsijiiisiai®' lOUISVItlt.HtwAlB^HYS ClilCAGO Rf o-J*

Tbrouffb Kouto

Ohieago, Lonisville,

Lafayettfl. (i feenea^t hv

Michigan City, Bedford, New AH»«n)' All Points North. South and West.

South IfOund.—No. '1 N'l^ht I1'^ m., dally No, a. fiu*t mall. I

I}'

daily: p. Ml,.

No. 0, lire«!neastle Aocomnn«latt"iu except Sunday, *. North hound.—No. 4, nljrht

m.,dally No. (I. fustinall, ^-*I \J'*

ItnfuyuUo Accommodation, S.*,l a. Sundiy.

|(1

1'rmiA

)ns

No freight trains carry j»a'r"emrcn. H, 4, r., it, Rtopa only lit

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Gon. Pa«. Art. Mono,, it-"'

i. Art. o. HI

Mnnon Ttlock Oh!

Big 4

Cleveland, Cm*

cinnati, CbicagL) fcSt.

Louis

Route.

No. 18 Mull. No.S Mn.ll.

NOHTII

1 :"»la.m

WKST

0:ira.m lU::t»a.n 1:3Kp.n 0:45p.in

Mall—Uxpmwi..., Mall—Kxpress.

R-1* Hrftt m0*1

Wairner Sloopora onntntit- trnlne °rn 9Ptt0l,°11" SL'ifP'vcPtlliiili'

ConnoctlnK with y. nioomlnfrton and PeoHu rivor, Denver and tlio PHc.lfl*.

u\.\:rj„«rHel'l140,5t

At^niltunniKjlls, Columlius to and from the KHKK toard cities,

TRAINS AT GRAWFOItDSVIhT. OOINOWKPT. IN L',"V.I «. I" l:

No. Omftll. No. 7 mall «1.. ), No. 17 mall No. Express

li:-t'M

111

OOINO EAST.

"No.lO Mail (d) No. 2 Kxprosn.

1 -firm"!

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-'ns in"

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Vandalia Unf

DTKECT HOUTB TO

JasliTitte, Chattmioiieii,

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NOUTII

0:1 Hpui. H: 10a. in

l*ast, Line Kxi»rHS(dally) ... pin Kn»firlit.... ll:f»0am

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Michigan,

Canf,,l

ortll(

Clean Depots, Clean Concln«.