Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 October 1891 — Page 2

ENJOYS

Both tho method and results when Syrup of Fipi is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headbhes and fevers and cures habitual -constipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever proikiced, pleasing to the taste and acontnble to the stomach, prompt in its' action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared onlv from the niosi henlthv and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it, the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of in 50c drug-

Figs is fcr sale

und 81 bottles by all lead in pists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand wili proeuro it promptly for any one whe wishes to try i'. Do not accept any fnbstitute.

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BEECH AM'SPILLS

ACT L1IUE3 M.A.OIC

ON A WEAK STOMACH. 25 Cents a Box.

OF ALL DRUCCISTS.

MEETINGS.

tiil?r this lieail will bo pr.hll? lied efor tJim.' il*y notlros nf meetings of till kindh of »*M.'lotJos. Ixtciil notuvs. ,"i L-enti, ti line.

OOCTETV—V.O.S. of A.—Wu^hintrton Camp, O No. tf. inooi.i» ovcry Tuesday evening in the Vhoonlx Mock. ou southeast turner of Main and Washington strvets. The Mue regret' will worked on theevoninpof Oct. -0.

SAM L. President.

E. \V. LEKOI. Kocnrriltitr Feeretary.

FOR TRADE.

L"nd»»r tin* head busing notices of ail kinds will be in*orte1 at the rate of two cents a Hue a day. i'iih In advauc**. pleu.-e.

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FOR RENT.

Notice! under this head one cent a lino day. Kljztn words to a line. Nothing less than 10 *enl»taken. Cash in advauce, please

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UEN1. —A deslraiile slsr rcxjui house on South W.Inut strict l»etwem Jolferson strcvt and Wabash Kli/.uhetli Ks^lck.

Apply to Mw 1 wd.

"\\7ANTKD.—To rent alniuta six room eot\N taire within ^juares of court house Address X. V. at JMI HNAI. olliee.

FOR SALE.^

Notices under this head one cent a line a day. Eight words to a line. Nothing le^s than 10 ei'Uts Uiken. Cash in advance, please.

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^ALE—A-(rood house of six rooms, with cistern and water works. For sale cheap, Must sell it will pay you to come and see. Eujulre!at t»o. south Walnut, th'rd house south of railroad. Also very work bench and two htdd. rs.

MISCELLANEOUS^

NotUves under this head one cent a llnea day. Eight words to a line. Nothing less than 10 ocnte taken. Cash In advance, please "ll^ANTKI.).'—For two or four huurs a dav, .. room, furnished of chairs ami a table to serve JUS a class to some ladles and gentlemen. Address to L, J. (lulbord, French teacher, 127 south £rccu street.

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Will be open for the reception of pupils on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon and evening of each week. New aod lraney Dunce* a Specialty.

MltS. J. ESTELLE CLARIv.

Mr. (tulbord win opeu a rencn scnool In the fore part ol {*eptember. TIIOM who with to learu and speajc pro|K-rly in a hrk•!" time, the Fri'noli laturuage, are Invited to call and aee him or send linn thHraddress and he will call on them. Classes every evening from 7 p. in. *o i». m.. cxeeptinu J-atunlay, if then? should l»e ten ladies to lake lessons Mr. }uilKrd will hold for them a special cliiKs In the afternoon from 3 lill.WcWk. Fees for three months' course #10. Cali or address,

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1-7 South Green St.

FtSALE— I«oeiited in Montgomery county, on easy terms, or exchange for Miy pnjpert. 10: ucre^ in high suite of cultivation: desirable location gixxi house, barn and out building^: living tpfintr water for sto*.'k: neighborhood, on gravel road and close t4» market. See Zaok Mahorney A: Son, wholesale and retail dealers In hanlware stoves, 1 urnlture, farm implement-: and ma ehinery. Main stm-t, Cruwrordbviue, Mont gomery county, lud. w-tf

Statr and Marble Mantle*

Kroil Handel has added to lus bust neflH a slate nt.d mantle department whicb ho receives direct from the man tifaeturer in Vermont, and will pell them n-wnv down. Call and Fee them at his oflice, Xo, 13*2 South Washington street and get prices. Orates for natural gas or coal supplied with inantlefi. 1

For Sate.

Dwelling house of 8 rwune, cellar, stable, chicken house, -i 4'i 100 acres of land adjoining Crawfordi-ville on the Greencastle road. For particulars enqaireot M. B. McKinBey, Frankfort,Ind,. or M. 1). White, Crawfordsville.

If people would take tho advice of Nye Co., tho dniggistR. they never would start on a journey without a lxttle of Chamtwrlain's C'oiic, Cholera and Ijiarliu-a Kemedy. It can always be depended njon and is pleasant to take

The Great llcnrflt

..Which people in run down tstalo of health deri\e from Hoods Sjirnapanlla, conclnsively proves that this medicine "makes the weak strong." It does not act like stimulant, imparting fictitious strength, but Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up in a jjerfectly natural way all the weakened partfl, purifies the blood, and assists to healthy action those important organs,the kidneys and liver.

DAILY JOURNAL

PRINTED EVERYWEEK DAY AFTERN00MT

By T. H. B. McCAIN.

Butcred «t tne Pa-loili-t? at Crawfords vllle Indiana, as seoond-cluss matter. THE D.ULV JOUKNAL, lly mail. amuun t«».00 Uv mail, six mouth Hv mall. throe months uy carrier, per WWR

THK WKKKLY JOl'KNAL.

Throe mouths SL\ months One year

Send postal note or money order.

Kor papers sent outside the county 10 cents Additional for [toMiipv. Tho WKKKLY mut InvarlaWy be paid for in advance.

THURSDAY, OCT. 15. ISni

This Date in History 70 B. C.-Virgil (Publlus Virgtllua Marok, I«atin pout, born died 19 B. U. 62 B. O.— Lucretius, satirical and skeptical Latin author, died insane, aa tho result of a "love potion:" he ridiculed the notions of providence and a "personal god born 95 B. C. IC0&— EvangvlUta Torrleellt. inventor of the barometer, born in Faenrn, Italy died Ift*?. 163$—James tl of England born, died 1T0L l&jd—Allan llamnay, Scottish poet, born died

JAMES IL

17©— Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Irish patriot, born near Dublin died of wounds in I.U8. 1S1T—'Thaddeus Kosciuszko. ItoUab patriot, died in Solotliuru, Switzerland born 17 W. 1B15— Irwin McDowell, general, born In Columbus. O. died US65. 1S3S—Letitia Elizabeth Landon Marlcan O'L. E.

L."), died at Cape Coast Castle, Africa, from an overdose of prnsslc acid taken to relievo hysteria born in London ISSfr—First meeting of tho South Dakota state legislature.

ALL kinds of trade is improving. Crawfordsville is in the swim.

XMLS in January, 1890. were selling it $2.40 ]xr hundred pounds. .January, 1601, they were selling at 81.05. The present price is SI.03. These are McKinlev prices. •••••.

Is January, 1890, stoel rails wvre selling nt S35.-5 per ton. In January 1S01, under the McKinlev law, they were selling at $29 per ton. They are now worth $30 per ton.

CALI.IM. the tariff a tax for the sake of argument, what sort of a burden is it to the individual? How much tariff does the farmer have to pay compared with his State and county taxes? It is the tax to pay extravagance and the wages of liishonesty in theso ollices that grinds him and keeps him poor. Turn the rascals ont. Elect onlv honest men to State, county and township offices.

WASHINGTON county, this State, furnishes a sample of Democratic reform. The Auditor and Treasurer, both Democrats, were suspected of crookedness, and an investigation was ordered by the Commissioners. This order was followed by the burning of tho court house which included ,the records. Arrests have beeu made and one of the men ar rested has made a confesion that he was hired to do the burning for $500. Great is Democratic reform.

THE value of imports freo of duty for the fiscal year 1890 was SI G5,008,029, the largest in any year in the history of our commerce. The value of free imports for the first eleven months under the new tariff was §98,992,707 greater than for tho year 1890, and 3107,171,258 greater than for 1889. It should also be considered that sugar, a principal article of import both in quantities and in value, was not admitted freo until April 1, 1891, and from that date the val"0 as well as the percentage of mer eliandise admitted free of duty haB been greatly increased.

H\4

ICLAM).

Albert Cooper anil wife spent Sunday nt Jesimp. S. D. Helm, of Huntington wns here yesterday.

Wash Jiyerly was up from Marshall yesterday. Ed Milligan and mother left to-day for Kentucky.

Harry Kritz called on Crawfonlsvillo friends to-day. Jno. Scott moved his family to Montezumn Tuesday. ltfv. Hull and wife returned to Davville Tuesday.

Will Moore left to-day for Frankfort, whore lie has a position in a meat market.

Our schools wero dismissed Tuesday for ono week on account ot diphtheria scare.

Jno. Palmer, nf Clarksburg, a member of tho 40th Indiana Vol., was in the city over Sunday visiting old comrades.

Misses Mamie Hains, teacher of room 4, and Miss Mary OgleEby, teacher of room 1, of our schools, aro attending school at Torre Haute during the week's vacation.

ni'AFM'.SS CAX'T Jti: 111 Eh

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There only one way to cure deafness, anu that is by constitutional remedies. fness is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tubo gets inllauied you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is tho result, aud unless tho intlammation can be taken out and this tubo restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forover nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars freo.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggist, 75 cents.

Being a studont I cannot see all who desiro apples for winter, so drop me a card at 118 West Wabash avenue, aud I will call with samples.

JOHN HOUR.

A HrltiiOi Wouiitn .lourmitiftt. Miss liulda I-'nclnchs is a brilliant young journalist, native of South Uertuauy, but now employed on The Pall Mall Gazette, of London. She has been commissioned lv that paper to make a tour in the United States

iand write at length on the ii.". society and instimtions of the country, but especially "n American women. She represented The Gazette at Berlin when-

iiULDA FRIEDRICHS.

Prince Bismarck retired, and then visited the island of Heligoland, her letters in both cases exciting great interest. Her descriptive powers are remarkably vivid, and Bhe speaks several languages fluently.

To the West I To the West!

To tho West! to tho West! to tho land of the free, Whero mighty fet. Lawrcnco rolls down to the sea. Where a man is a man, if he's willing to toil. And tbu humblest ma? gather tho fruits of the soil Whero cbildreu aro blessings, and bo who .th most. Hath aid for his fortuue, and riches to boast Where tho young may exult,and tho aged may rest. Away, far away, to tho Land of the Westi To tho West! to the Wnstl whero the rivers that flow Hun thousands of miic.H, spreading oat aa tliey go Where tho green waving forests, that echo our calL Are wide as old England, and free tons all

Whore the prairies, like seas whero the billows have rolled. Are broad as tbo kingdoms and empires of old And the lakes are like oceaus in storm or in rest. Away, far away, to the Land of tho West! To tho West! to the Westi there is wealth to be won. The forest to clear Is the work to be done We'll try It, we'll do it, and never despair, While there's light In tho sunshine and brcAth in the air. The bold independence that lal»or shall bay, £ball strengthen our hands and forbid us to sigh. Away! far away! let us hope for the best. And build up new homes in tho Land of the est!, —Charles Mackay,

A GRIST FOR THE GRANGER.

DON'T spare the oats. The well-fed horse stands up under constant work when the underfed falters.

TnE horse must walk while we ride, a fact that seems never to have occurred to hard, cruel drivers.

AT the start breed only one variety have the best of that, and then increase as occasion or experience warrants. nraDLE feeding of sheep Is an economical way of feeding- and on small farms at least it is advisable to adopt the system.

THERE is loss in keeping' a ehick until it weiprlis four pounds and sells for ten cents a pound, when it could have been sold for fifteen Cfnts a pound when weighing two pounds.

AN Illinois farmer reports that his farm is only half its former size, but his barns and granaries need to be as largo as ever. lie has evidently caught on to the idea of farming for profit.

WHICH ONE FiTS?

SOMETIMES there is a good deal ol pride in telling- how big a sinner you used to be.

PEOPLE are scarce who go to church praying that the preaehcr will take a dead aim at them.

TALKING about "so many hypocrites in the church'' is only a roundabout way of bragging on j-ourself.

PEOPLE are very near Heaven when they don't turn a cold shoulder on those who point out their faults.

THE meanest man in the world will agree to everything you say as long as he thinks you ai-e talking about somebody else.

TIIEIIE are too many people who don't care much what becomes of the rest of the world, if they can only manage to get to Heaven themselves.—Ham's Horn.

NOTES OF LONDON TOWN.

EVKI'.Y seventh man in England is a Londoner. LONI)ON"KHS write 57,511 letters a day, requiring thirty gallons of ink.

LONDON' omnibus drivers gained 890,000 a year by winning their strike. ONK-TIIIBD of the crime committed in London is perpetrated on Saturduy nights.

THE London county council reports that the value of rentals in London is £42,500,000. Capitalizing this on the principle of twenty years' purchase, London is worth £4,230,000,000.

IK last thatched cottage of the olden time in Loudon has been destroyed. It fronted on the gTeen at Shepherd's Bush, and there Is good ground for believing that Miles Syfldercomb, the prime mover in a plot against the life of Oliver Cromwell,

ona&

In the houf». a

INDIANA.

Alleged Firebugs Arrested at Washington—Other News.

Accuaol of Incendiarism.

VINCKNNKS, Ind., Oct 15.—About a week ago the courthouse at Washington, Daviess county, 20 miles east of Vincennes, was discovered to be on Are. The records to over 510,000,000 worth of property were destroyed. The fire was the work of an incendiary and seemed to bo a conspiracy to destroy the county records. Tho county records were found strewn about on long tables, spread open, and wero completely saturated with coal oil. The commissioners at once ordered an Investigation and good detectives were detailed on the case.

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Wheu Baby was stcs, we ga»o her laxtorl*. When she was a Child, she cried for Caatorla. Mien she became Mtaa, ahe dun* to CaatorlA. When she had Children, she gave them Oanorfri

A Safe /uvcHtinetit.

Is ono which is guari nt od to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failuro a return of purchase price. Oil this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Const! mption. It -a guaranteed to being relief in every case,, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste perfectly rsafe, and can always bo o'epended upon. Trial bottles froo at Nye A: Co.'s drug store.

Mr. C. *B. Jones, of Spring Hill, Iowa 8lys: 'I havo used Chamberlain's Pain* Halm for severe and painful burns with better offoct than anything else I have over tried. It relieves tho pain instantly and cures without leaving a scar." Pain Balm is one of the most useful medicines that any family can be provided with, especially for rheumatism, lame bock. sprainB, bruises, tooth-oche, oar-ache and like ailments. Ono application will relieve tho pain and a fair trial insure euro. 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye

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Children Cry for Pitcher's CsBtori

Samuel Harbine, a day laborer living here, was arrested Tuesday night, charged with complicity In the burning of the records. After being arrested Harbine confessed the crime and implicated several prominent people in it, and as a result Auditor James H. Lavelle and I. B. Ilawes, a prominent citizen of Steele township, have been arrested and placed in jail also a man by the name of Basil Ledgcrwood. Tho officers aro now out after Michael Lavelle, a brother of the auditor. Ilarbine's story is that Lavelle hired him to burn the courthouse for ?500, only five dollars of which has been paid. It is reported that

Ledgerwood is also anxious to turn stato's evidence. He claims to have been given a house and lot for his part in the crime. Auditor Lavalte's bondsmen, becoming frightened at the turn affairs were taking, required him to turn all his property over to them. Lavelle has been auditor of the county for eight years and the fact that the people had confidence in him makes his arrest and accusation of the courthouse fire the sensation of the hour. From present circumstances it is supposed he is short in his accounts, but no one knows the amount. Experts are now at work on his books.

Hawes lives on a farm of 500 acres, owned by him, and is in good circumstances. He is a desperate character and was brought in at the muzzle of a Winchester. The city is full of people already from the country and business is practically suspended. The four parties in jail were taken before Judge Hefron. They waived a preliminary bail and Lavelle's and Hawes' were fixed at 85,000 each, and Harbine's and Ledgerwood's at 82,000 each. They are now in jail, not having given bond. Ledgerwood and

Harbine have pleaded guilty in court Sentence has been suspended by Judge Hefron, as they will be used as witnesses.

James Padgett was arrested Wednesday night, but was released. He is said to have been present when the conspiracy to burn the courthouse was concocted and to have refused to have anything to do with the plot.

Returns from Indianapolis* I.VDIAN'APOI.is, Ind., Oct. 15.—The official returns show that tho democratic candidates for city officers in Indianapolis were elected Tuesday by the following pluralities: Mayor, Thomas L. Sullivan, 2,728 clerk, R. J. Abrams, 937 police judge, E. C. Busk irk, 1,303. In addition to the sweeping victory of the general ticket the democrats also elected nine out of fifteen council men. The discrepancies in the vote for the different candidates indicate that many ballots were not stamped in accordance with the requirement of the Australian law, and the votes were therefore not counted except on the head of the ticket, where a mark was made opposite the name of the candidate for mayor. The total vote, however, was over 4,000 larger than ever before cast in a municipal election in Indianapolis.

Anniversary of St. Clair's Fight. POBTLAND, Ind., Oct 15.—The centennial anniversary of Gen. St. Clair's famous battle with the Indians on the site of Fort Recovery was celebrated Wednesday. A large crowd was attracted by the announcement that Gov. Campbell would deliver tho opening address. His address did not touch on politics and was well received.

More than 700 soldiers were surprised and slaughtered by the Indians in this battle, and part of the exei cises consisted in removing their remains from their old resting place to the new plot purchased for that purpose. Most of tho soldiers were from New Jersey,

Connecticut" and Pennsylvania. Racing at Vincennes. VIXCESNES, Ind., Oct 16.—The races at the Knox county fair were Wednesday unusually interesting. The free-for-all trot had ten entries, purse S300, won by Nellie B. time, 2:30. The 3minutc pace had twelve entries, purse S125, won by Tascott time, 2:39. The mile dash had five entries won by Bradbury in 1:47.

Will Have a New Trial.

VINCENNES, Ind., Oct 15. Mrs. Emma Gaines, on trial for tho murder of her infant adopted son, was acquitted in tho Daviess circuit court Wednesday on an error in the indictment and the ease has beeu sent back to this county, from which it was taken on change of venue.

Found Dead In Her Lonely florae. LA POKTE, Ind., Oct 15.—Miss Eliza Nation, of Pleasant township, who lived alone, was found dead in her kitchen Tuesday morning. She was last seen alive Sunday. She was over 70 years old and her death is attributed to heart disease.

Sued for Deary Damage*.

INDIANAPOLIS* Ind., Oct 15.—Patrick Mahoncy, of this city, has sued the Big Four for 810,000 damages. He was Injured in 1861 and the company agreed to pay him S10 per month, but haa failed to do so.

Beld for Murder.

COLUMBUS, Ind., Oct. 14.—L. N. Goldschmidt, of Louisville, Ky., under S15,000 bonds since last March for shooting and killing Robert Stillmen, haa been Indicted here for murder.

Worth It* Wetght Gold,

If placed on pain, orth its weight in

a prioe can be placed

"Mother's Friend is woi gold ae an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all together' with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HKXDKBSOX DALE, Druggist,

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Write the Bradfleld .Regulator Co Atlanta, Oa., for further particular Sold by Nye 1 Co., Orawfordsville. Ind

"I AM NOT WELL ENOUGH TO WORK."

This is a daily event in mills, shops, factories, etc. It is the pplrit whcro Nature can endure no more, and demands a rest. Then the •poor sufferer, worn with toil, ami broken in health, stands aside to make room, for another. "Quick consumption" they called it.

To this class of women and girls we proffer both sympathy and. aid. When those distressing weaknesses and derangements assfltl yori,-re-member that there is a Itemed)' for all of them Wei hare'on record thousands ot such cases, that have beeu restored to vigorous health and lives of useiU'.ucss.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S SESSI&ATS

Is the only I'owitive Cur«» and 1,4'elilnialP Remedy O O N for the peculiar \wnknv.«si's and aihm'ntf of wonu'ti. -•••«». It cures the worst form? of Female Complaint?, that Bf»ripg^o^iFo©luig»!»V®a& Hack, Tailing and Displacement of the Womb, Intijumnatlou, Ovarian Trouble?*,ttmlftil Organic Diseases of the Uterus or Womb, ami La Invaluable to th_»fChaugo or Llfe." \pi9 solves and expels Tumors from the l't Cancerous Humor. Subdue* Faiutne and etrencthcns and tones the Stomach etc., and Invigorate* the whole system. the Compound ban no rival. ..

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.II will never use any other eamly.

CANDY

Co., 309

,e 1/teru* at an earlv stage, and checks any tendency to lutnes!», KxcitabilitV, Nervous Proptratlooi Bjdiauation, maeh. Cures Headache, General Debllity,Tndii«fcttoti»

For the cure of Kidney Complaints o£ eUuerscx,

All Druggists nell It as a mundard article, or sent by mail, In form of PiUfl or Lozenges, on receipt of £l,00« LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO., IVNN/M&St

,An Illustrated book,entitled "Guide to Health and Etlquettej"'SyLydla E^PfHkhiun(Uor^Ml^ value to ladles. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with.two 2-cent stxnpt.

for Infants and Children.

"Caitai Iftkao well adapted to childreatbut rwomneod It (uperior to anj prcscriptioD kBOWBtonw." IL JL Aacuia, M. D..

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HEALTHFUL. DELICIOUS, STRENGTHENING!. DEVELOPING.!

Made In .ill llnvor*. ("lUMjicr tlir.n Hi" Ivst pandv.tliat villus ymir lii-alth. Tliis

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PATENT MEOIC1XE- BUT A HEALTHY FOOD.

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A Guaranteed Curo for Piles of wlmlover kind or dcjfreu—External, Interim!, llliml or Bleeding tilling,

Chronic, Hoeontur Hereditary.

Tins Kemedy has positively never bren known to fall. II .00 a box, boxes for ?o.00: sent by mail prepaid on receipt of prle*. A written Guarantee postlvcly given to es»cli pureliuoer of 0 boxes, when purchased ut one time, to refund the S5.00 paid if not cured. Guarantee issued by Nye At Co, Druggists A: Sole Agents Crawfordsvllle, ind. Samples Free.

RAILWAY TIME CARD.

MOSOS ROUTE.

SOUTH «iv"unuvuiu. NOHTI1 l:'J0n.m Night Mull (dully) 1 :.*,lu in 1 :'J5p.m Day Mall (dully) 1 (Above trains only stop utoo inly scuts 1 5:03p.m.Greeuc'iis.and Lnf. Accoto... K:~'la.in 0:10a.m Way Freight 2:JUp.m

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0:15a.tn Express—Mall :55u.m Mall (dully l'~:'Wa.n Mail—Express 1 :HHp.u 1 'OSp.ui Mall—Express 0:45p.m

VANDALIA.

SOUTH 9 14a.m. 5:18p.m. 11:50 am...

Jfarvcxt Excn rsion.

The Vnndalia lino will run ono mori harvest excureion on Wednesday, Get. 14, 18!J1, and will soli from nil points on its line to Atlanta, (tn.. ("irci'iistioro Goldsboro and ltaleigli, N. C.. round trip tickets at one lirst class limited one way rate, good for thirty days to return. Don't miss this opportunity as it is the last excursion of this kind this year. For full information impure of any ticket agent of Vandalia line.

Merit

M'tiix.

We desiro to say to our citizt-ns, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life l'ills, Bncltlen's Arnicn Salve and Electric Biltors, and hnvo never handled remedies that soli as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesittute to gunranteo them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purohaso price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies havo won their great popularity purely their merits. Nye & Co., druggists.

Wo want every mother to know that cronp can bo prevented. True croup never appears without a wnrning. Tho lirst symptom is hoarseness, then tho child appears to haven taken cold or cold may have aceompaniod tho hoarsenrss from the start. After that a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by the cronp. Tho time to act is when tho child first becomes hoarfo few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will prevent the attack. Even after a rough cough has apjwarod, the disease may be prevented by using this remedy, as directed. For salo by Nye & Co.

klun-*y BcraM. H. T.

Stove Blacking.

NETTLES Jfc HARRIS, oxporionced land accomplished stove blackors. ure prepared to answer all calls in theii line. Leave orders at Zach Mahoruov's store.

NORTH

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Having supplied ourselves with a full assortment of Burners, Gas Fixtures, Valves, Fitting?, Piping, etc., etc., we are now PREPARED to give estimates ai: take contracts for piping Natural Gas. With new tools, Experienced Workmen from the natural das belt, reasonable prices and prompt execution of orders, we hope to secure our full share of the Public's patronage.

All work done to the acccptance of ibe 5alur?l Gas Company. Leave Orders Earlv With

Corner College and East streets.

The Crawfordsvllle Transfer Line,

II. J. WAMCUP, Proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch office at C. A. Snodgrasa' store on Washingcon street Telephone No.

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GEO. P. ROWELL

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Hearing and Cooking,

NOW

Thornpson & Cates,

north Green Sij-fet

Natural Gas.

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Shade Trees.

I am prepared to furnish .shade trees a:J all kinds of forest trees to iiansp:ii:t Fall. Lonvo orderB at S. Ke'.le.v'« si# store or at my rosidenoe, lint east Ma:kti Street.

John R. roughs?.

47.

Spruce Street"

NEW YORK.

THE POSITIVE CURE.

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