Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 January 1892 — Page 4

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HATE TO ASK

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DOCTOR."

Fulso modesty and procrastination arc responsible for much fomalc suffering. Wo can excuse tho insliuctiro delicacy that suggests concealment to the yonng, but there is no exouso for those who reject the assistance of a woman.

LYD1AE. PINKHAH'S Compound is ait omirnand permanent euro for tho worst forms of female disease, and instantly relievos all weaknesses and ailments peculiar to the SOY. It is sold by all Hrnunists as a standard iirtlrlc, or sent by mail, in form ul Pills or Lozenges, on receipt of §1.00.

Tor' tho euro of Kidney Complaints, either sex, tho Compound has no rival. Mrs. Pinkham freclv answers letters of inquiry. Encloso stamp for reply.

Send two 2-cenl stamps for Mrs. Plnkham's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled

GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." It contains a volume ol valuable Information.

It has saved lives, and ma save yours,

Lydiu E. Plnkhnm Med. Co., Lynn, Mass*

Ifynuivm JTIVL yourself a spare moment drop in and see our assortment of Diamonds Watches and Silverware: don't put It oil. the loss likely you are to ttnd tho spare moment you will instauttv confess that you never saw such ideal material tor hrls'mas Kit*^*

what you want you may not know now, hut Just what you want, vou will he absolutely -*ire to find when we show you what we have to offer you: tor this display w«i bejnin preparing 'unar bef jre you commenced to thluk Christmas: now thatltis ready w.are not only MitisJiod with It. but you will share our Mtls* action you will he more than gratified by

Street

A Pointer in Shoes! Ju.-tt one pointer may bo enough for vou: We are sellitiirour S3 Shoe for 12.50. That's a pointer that's to the point. Vou don't want to know why the price Is reduced—you don't care anything about that: the reduction IsaP you are Interested ui. Still, it Is just as well that you should know that not until now have we ever sold such a shoo for such a figure Vou will let a most unusual opportunity slip through your lingers If you mil to avail your, self ot this chance to get a high grade shoe at a low grade price.

T. S. KELLY. 124 East Main Street.

A Beautiful Bonnet You bhould have ono and it should be purchased at Mrs. WILSOKTS place vihcrc you can always obtain for the least money the finest Milnuery pood A from the largest and latest *tock in the Hoosier Athens. Fair iudios, the brave men admire smart ribboDK and neat bontcts. Visit

Mrs. WILSON'S l'Jace on Sonth "Wash

ington Street and purchase Christmas gords in which to shine.

CARTERS

PILLS.

CURE

Blck Headache and relieve all tb? troubles lad* flont to a bilious Bt&to oi tho system* autfh &S DlzzLnoaa, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Pain in tbo 8JJ\ £c. While their most remarkable success has been shows i& curing

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Boftdaeho, yot Carter's Little Liver PlQf SIS equally valnablninConstipation. curing ami proTesting thlsannoj^DR complaint,while tbey also correct alldtsordorsozthP Uocnach^Umulatatha liver and regulate the bowels. Even it they only

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suffer from CiladiHtrcsningcomplaint butfortu* tiately tbeirgoodnessdocs notend hero.and those who once try thorn will find thoso little pills valu« Able is so many ways that they wilt not bo wit* Hag to do without them. But after allsiclt head

ACHE

fla the bane of flo many lives that hero lazier® ivremake our great boast. Oar pills euro it while

Others do sot. I Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very email ana very easy to take. Ono or two pills xnalcoa dote. They are strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action ploise ail who use them. Xs viols at 25 conts five for $1. Sold fey druggists ererywboro. or sent by malL

CARTER MEOIOIN6 CO., New York

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

DAILY JOURNAL.

VIUTA

Why Does the Coroner "Monkey?" To ilio Killliir rif the Journal.

Can you or nny one else tell why the coroner of this county IKIH been so long "monkeying" around over tho fenrtul railroad disaster which occurred north of the city some days ago? Is there any ilaw requiring, or oven authorizing a coroner's inquest over a railroad accident?

The statute provide that tho coroner shall hold inquest ove1 ''any person supposed to havo come to uis death by violence or casualty." Does this language mean that tho coroner is to hold an inquest over the dead body of every person who couies to his donth by violence or casualty '.J The very language of the statute implies that it must be a case of doubt and uncertainty as to how the person came to his death—a case where the cause and manner of death are not

known—whv hold an inquest to ascertain what everybody already knows? Take the Case of Col. Melvillo McKee. Did anybody ever supixj.se that he was murdered? Is anybody to be arrested for an unlawful honiocide when tho inquest is over? Mas there ever been a question in anybody's mind that Col. McKee was accidentally injured in the railroad wreck, and that he died in his bed at the hotel, surrounded by his friends:' And yet the county is to be put to a large expense to ascertain whether he died from heart disease or from injuries received in the wreck. What public pnrpose will the information subserve whec it is obtained? Shall the coroner hold an inquest in every ense whure it is not known whether a person died of some disease or a known accidental injury? Is it any business of the coroner to hold an inquest to determine whether a railroad accident happened from a "latout defect" in a rail, or from the negligence of the railroad company But I forbear, I fear I have already asked more questions than the coroner will care to answer.

The Koad Was Purchased.

Wednesday was the day set aside for the Bpeciai road election in Franklin township when the question of tho pur chase of the Crawfordsville, Smartsburg & Eastern pike was submitted to the people. The election was a jumbled a'Tair at best and in many precincts the polls wero not opened. Only Ci» votes wore cast of which 4'J were in favor of the purchaso and 10 against it. Some ot the polls wero not opeqed as the citi zens were expecting all the paraphernalia incident to a regular election. In the road elections, however, all the red tape is not required.

The Oaiatenon Olab.

Tho Ouiatenon Club will meet this evening at the office of Hon. .T. F. Har noy in the court IIOUBC. The paper ol tho evening will be read by Hon. John L. Grilliths, of Indianapolis, his subject being "Nathaniel Hawthorn." This be ing ladies night they nro cordially in vited to be present. Each member expected to be accompanied by his wife or lady friend. Mr. Griffiths is a man ol raro ability and the club expocts a rare intellectual treat.

Two More Weeks.

Only two more weeks uutil the "Spec ial Boom Edition" of THE JOURNAL will be published. Vou should get in line with the other business and professional men without fail. It will show your en terprise and interest in the welfare of our splendid city, llemomber this paper is to be illustrated. The attorneys and real estate men as well as every merchan tile branch will lie presented to 30,000 readers in their best light. Mr. Will 8 Guthrie whom we have employed to do the work will call for your order.

SIC If MAllKKT.

Hud Wray has moved to tho farm of Alex Jlowers and wiU try farming for awhile.

Sam Wrap and .Jas. HinUle attended the K. of P. loda'e at Torre Haute Mon day night.

J. M. Glover, who lias been complain ihg for some time, is not able to boat the store.

Allen Bowers was called to Putnam county on last Saturday by the deathjof his mother.

Put up your ioe. Bertie Long who has been dangerous' ly sick, is improving.

Rev. Johnson has delivered several excellent sermons at the Christian church in tho past week.

One often hears of a man with much "brass," but Roll Crist has juBt bought about $250 worth of tin. He thinkf he will start a reform.

The Most l'lcttManl II j/

Of preventing tho grippe, coldd, headaches, and fevers is to use the liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Figs, whenever the system needs a gentle, yet effective cleansing. To be benefited one inuflt get tho true remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by all druggiflts in 50c. and 81 bottles.

HOME BUTLDIN6_ASS00I4.TI0N.

Semi-Anuual Keport of the Secretary—A Good Showing.

The following is tho semi-annual report of the Home Building Association tor the six months ending January 11, 1802

KIKSTSKKIKS. RKCIIPTS.

Duoh........... ... ••••$ 2,027.50 Premiums Interest 480.80

Fines Transfer fee -50 Kopaytnent of tonus 1,023.00 Hal In Treasury la»t report 330.8#

Value of shares SECOND SKKIKS. I RECEIPTS.

Dues rrcuilums luterest Fines Repayment of louns itulauce last ro|ort

Value of shares

Enqcirbu.

They Enjoy the Change.

Gus Landis. of the Dolphi Journal, visited the northern prison last week and writes it up, most of his article going to show how much more popular French is than Murpock. Among other things he says: "Warden French, who succeeded Murdock last spring, has made himself exceedingly popular with the convicts is a statoment that will not admit of question. 'It does 'not seem like t\ie sumo place it was before French took charge,' said Pettit, tho preacher convict. He t»ld how much bettor they were treated in every way. French's hobby is cleanliness, and if a prisoner wants to be hauled over the coals he net'd only get slovenly about his cell."

Dues Premiums Interost Fines Transfer fees Membership fees Cabh borrowed

Loans Expenses For redeeming shares Borrowed money repaid Interest puld Balance iu Treasurer's hands

Value of shares

$ 4,(HI.TO

DlSHt'lt KMKNTS.

Loans: Redeeming- shares Kxpcnses Hal in Treasurer's hands..

I 2,032.00 802.14 7H.no 728.00

4,041.70

TOTAL RKCKKI*

Dues........ Premiums Interest Finos Transfer foes Membership feos

..52:1,315.00 #57 nit 2,010,07 ... 88.30 18.50 105.00

$27,155.73

TOTAL DtSIIUHSKMKNTS.

(joans K.xpenses Paid for redeeming shares Paid Interest Cash in Treasurer's bands

....I 15,050.00 070,05 0,08.'? 47 418.15 728 00

I'i 7,155.73 104 25

..# :i.o:t2.oo t»:*o so .. 548.l'J 18.!20 .. 1 ,'100.00 0MU14

DISIIUHSEMKNTS.

[ioans ttfOeetnlng shares E.xnenses Hal In Treasurer's hands

4.2:12.00

.. l.Ooa.ii TS.OO 02H.55

TOT All KKCKtPTS.

Dues Premiums..* Interest Floes Transfer fees Membership fees

.!24,i:r».oo i.io2. io 2.740.00 140.10 17.00 105.00

J2S,:iliH.41

TOTAL DISIlORSKMn.NTS

Loans In force K.vjxjnses 1 merest paid Kedewmlng shares Hal in Treasurer's hands

$20,000.00 008,10 7114.45 .. 5,11)8.30 028.55

$28,300 40 05.04

THIHD SKIUHS. HBCF.I1TS.

Dues Premiums Interest ..... FinOS Transfer fees Loans repaid Malance last ropoit

2,8:15.50 157.04

20.85 1 00

0,4:10.00 1,075 :io

810,014.12

DISUUItSKMENTS.

Loans For redeeming shares Kxpcnnes Borrowed money repaid interest on same Balance in Treasurer's hands

..$ 1,000.00 ... 2,480.52 78.00 .. 4,500.00 140-00 ... 2,018.70 $1,011.12

TOTAI. HECK1KTS.

$ 10,110.00 t!48.71 ... 1,602.02 08.00 10.50 105 no 4,500.00

*3:1.1:18.03

TOTAL DISnUnSKMENT.

$ 10,505.00 307.80 4,000.0:* 4,500 00 *47.50 2.01K.70

$ 33,i:i8.0" 01.30

FOUKTH 8KK1ES KKCKIPTS."

Uuos Premhnns ..... Interest Fines ....... Transfer fees Loan repaid Ilitl.incu last eport

IiOans Kxpe rises Paid for rei'eemlnff shares Interest paid -. Borrowed money ronald Cash lu Treasurer's liauds

...$ 2,587 00 104 20 384 50 24.00 150 35.00 700 51

3,000,70

nisnnusEMENTS.

....* 2.488 00 70.0ft 304.10 217.30 800.00 17.05 $ 3,000.70

TOTAL RECEIPTS.

Dues Promlutns interest Fines Transfer fees Membership fees Cash borrowed

Value of shares.

$10,041 50 414.00 005.01 87.05 10.50 123.50 ... 5,300.00

110,942.1

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS.

[.anna (14,188.00 Expenses 317.05 merest paid 705.s.ri For redeeinlDiriihares l.OoII.Ol

Sorrowed ui(iii(?y repaid 800.00 Ital to Treasurer's hands 17.05

110,042 1(1

Value of slmrea 4H.lV FIFTH SEMES. UKCF.IIT*. lues... .1 4,201 00 Premiums 75,lli Interest 101.40 •'lnes 17.05 Transfer fees fi.fiO ttemborr-hlp fees 3.f0 Ca borrowed 3,'J00.00 IJalance last report MF4.10

UISIll.'ItSKMESTs.

[jOans Kxpeuses Interest paid ..... I'ald for redeemlnic sliarcr Malance in 'treasurer's haude

Durs ». Premium. Inroreal Fines Transfer fees Membership fees Cash borrowed

..* 8.400.00 711.11. 00.00 .10 .1.10.1.1

I o,: as ::o

TOTAI. IlKCEIITS.

o,.1:1:1,00 K0/20 207.0.1 24.45 0 .10 104.50

.. .1,000.00

(10,010.00

TOTAI. !IPIIi:ilSK.MKNTS

Ixmns I P.KOO.eO Kxpenses 1.17.0,1 Pnld lor redeeming shares .12..111 Interest paid 50.00 ilalaiiceIn Trea.urer's hands 5,10.15 410.01 o.:io 20.20

Ruaeell Sage

The well-known financier, writes: "500 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, Deo. 20, 1890 "For the last twenty years I have been using Allcock's Porous Plnst rs. They have repeatedly cured mo of rheumatic pai-IB and pains in my side and back. Whenever I havo a cold,one on my chest and one on my back speedily relieve me.

RUIHSKI.IJ SAGE.

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THE H00S1ER STATE.

Recent Occurrences in Various Parts of the State.

Republicans Hold Convention*. INDIANAPOLIS, lud., Jan. -J2.—The district conventions lor the election of state ccntral committeemen from the Fifth and Seventh districts were held here Thursday, Great interest was manifested In the result in this (the Seventh) district, where anti-ad-ministration talk is loudest. The convention was called to order at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon by SV. T. Durbin, district chairman, with 201 delegates. A contest of factions was precipitated by a motion by a known Harrison delegate for the appointment of a committee on credentials to settle the several contests in the various wards. A call for a yea and nay vote called out several heated speeches. The motion prevailed however, by a vote of 108 to 15. Harrison delegates were seated by the committee. The resolutions adopted closed with a call for President Harrison's reuoinination at Minneapolis in line. The convention burst out in loud and prolonged applause as the motion for adoption was put and carried without a dissenting vote. The election of committeeman followed, J.

W. lless, of this county, receiving 15U votes, and It. A. Black, of Hancock, 47.

In the Fifth district Jesse Overstreet, a Harrison man, was chosen committeeman. The resolutions urged the reuomination of President Harrison. J. C. Bellheimer was elected committeeman in the Second district, and the administration was indorsed. ..The Tenth district chose Charles Harley for committeeman, and indorsed President Harrison. In the Ninth C. C. Shirley was reelected committeeman, and the renomination of President Harrison was urged. Cieorge Osborn was made a member of the state central committee in the Eleventh district, and resolutions indorsing the administration were adopted. In the Eighth, Nicholas Kilbcck, the administration candidate, was chosen committeeman.

Wool Growers

INDIA XAVOI.IS. Ind., Jan. 22.—The Indiana Wool Growers' association in annual session here Thursday heard a paper by John L. Thompson, of Marion, 011 "Wool Growers at the Columbian Exposition." The essayist urged concerted uction, and that a committee be appointed to confer with the state world's fair board in behalf of an appropriation for a proper display. The association adopted resolutions protesting against any change* in the present wool schedule in the McKinley tariff act The. election of olllcers resulted as follows: President, C. A. Ilowland, of Indianapolis vice president. W. A. Bell, of Indianapolis secretary, J. W. Robe, of (Jreencastle treasurer, J. L. Thompson, of Marion. Executive committee, F. Heeler, G. F. Darnell and J. It. Harkless. A resolution was adopted reeu.umending John L. Thompson as sr intendent of the shelip department of the world's fair.

The swine breeders took similar steps for a proper representation at the world's fair. Apart of the programme was discussed concerning a proposed effort to have the legislature appropriate money for swine premiums at the exposition.

Made Money by Fulling*

GOSHEN. Ind.. Jan. 22.—The recent failure of Sargent & Smith, a retail grocery lirinof Elkhurt, proves to have been a fraud. Last Saturday two men went to a livery barn at Napanee and hired a team and sled. For some reason the stable keeper was suspicious. He followed them to a house on the outskirts of Elkhart, saw them at u.^htfall load up the sleigh with fancy groceries taken from tne cellar of the house through a trap door, turn the load over to another man, who started toward Napanee. About midway between the two towns the sled was unloaded in an old, unoccupied building, and then driven to Napanee. Bubcock informed the officers at Elkhart, who simply laughed at him. While in Elkhart, however, Mr. Iiabcock ran upon a Chicago grocer who had lost much by the failure and told him of the circumstance. They drove to the house in the country and secured the goods. Sargent & Smith had made arrangements for shipping the plunder to Ohio, but had taken alarm and flown, with the officers on tlieir track. While in business they sold goods at much below cost and it is thought that they have gotten away a great deal of cash.

Havoc CaiMetl bj a Mad Dog. SPENCEK, Ind Jan. 22.—Wednesday morning the hunting dog belonging to George Zinimerle, at Worthington, went mod and bit Frank McCusick, a boy residing with Mr. Zinimerle. That gentleman attempted to drive the dog away and was himself bitten. The dog ran into the street and bit several dogs before it was killed. Ziminerle and MeCusiek have gone to Terre Haute to have the madstone applied.

Fell Dead Whlln Building a Fire. CONXKHSVII.I.E, Ind., Jan. 22.—A. S. D. liall, an ex-sheriff, while making a fire Wednesday told his wife he felt a cold streak going down his throat toward his lung and fell over dead. He was 50 years old. About a month ago he dropped a S2,500 insurance in the odd fellows, and about a week ago the atfent offered to reinstate him for five dollars, but he refused.

111. Head Crashed.

Coi.r.\iiius, Ind., Jan. 22.—William Nye, driver of a transfer wagon, was unloading a boxed piano Wednesday when his feet slipped, and the box falling caught his head between it and the pavement, crushing it like an egg-shell.

IndlHiia .fudge Appointed.

CoMumrs. Ind., Jan. 22 —Gov. Ira J. Chase has appointed Hon. M. Hacker, of this city, judge of the Ninth judicial circuit, to succeed the late Judge N. R. Keycs.

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U--l «Powder Powder

Used In Millions of Hotnr j—-40 Years the Stiud&ri

COUCH

DELAY

don't

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XtOaresColds.CoQghs.8ere Throat,Cronp,Inflac&« sa.Whoopigf Cough.Bronehitia udAsthma, A «er. uID core

tor

Consumption iu Brat aum, tod aor* r*lle!

advanced stagea. Uwitooee. Tou will st* tho excellent effect after taking tho first dose. Sold fc/ dealer* avcf/ffbLTv. Lwgu UIUIoj, QOmou aad fl.OU,

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If you aro going to have your house piped for Natural Gas call and gee us. We can save you money, as our rents are small and we only want living wages for doing your work. Wo use the boBt, stock that money will buy and employ nane but first cliiss workmen. We make no charge for measuring your house and giving vou estimate.

W I I A S O S

1 2 5

South Green S*.

Agents Wanted.

J. W. DUEL'S Grand New Master Booli.

From $200 to $500 per month Is beiujr inad© by Agents who huve taken the agencx forthle great Historical work, by Amorlcu's most famous author. A vast QUAHTO \viuiiie of near H)0 puges, equal to over ,000 piigosof an ordinary oi tavo book. Price only The grandest book of the »KO. Agents wiy "It Is the prcutcst seller they over saw." Ifjnuare thinking of taking an agency .vou need look no further, us you will find It impossible to And any other book that will make the money for you a* easily and rapidly as this handsome vol* utne. Over 300 line engruvlngs and large double page oil paintings in beautiful colors. Our terms are always the best. Special inducements to those who act promptly. Don't miss this great opportunity for coining money, but write at once for out tit and Territory. 6w

THE BOWSER PUBLISHING CO.,

INUIANAI'OLIT, IND.

-flllimisvnU: KIWCBWY"S"CHICAGO Rt((c-

Bouth bound.—No. I Nlf1)'. Eioroij, 1 in., dally No. 5. fast-n ill. OO, n. ,n dil No. 0. Grecncastlo Accommodation, 5.0:t p. exocptSunday,

North bound.—No. 4, nlfrht express, 1.51 a, m., dally No. 0. fast mall, 1..10 p. m. No. 10 Lafayette Accommodation, 8.21 a. m. oxccpt Sundiy.

No freight trains carry passengers. Trains 3, 4,5.0, stops only atCountyseats. JAMBb BARKEK, (Jen. Pass. Airt. Monon Route

Motion Blook Chi tso. Ill

The VANDALA iiie.

On and after Nov. 10, ISfll, trains will leave Crawfordsville, Sundays excepted, us follows:

OOINO NOSTH.

No. 52 St. Joseph Mull 8:10 ft. No,,54, South Ueud Gxnre»s U:1K p. m.

OOINO SOUTH.

No. Jil.Terro Huiito Express 0:48 a. m. No 5a, Terre Haute Mall 6:30 p.m.

For tickets and additional Information apply to

J. G. Hatchinson Agent!

Djtf A (Cleveland, CinDlg Icinnati, Chicago Route. !& St. Louis R.

Wagner Sleepers on night trains. Uost mod ero day coachtmr-n all trains. Connecting with solid Voatlhulu trains at Dloomlngton and Peoria to and from esour rivor, Denver and the Paolflo ooant.

At Indianapolis* Cincinnati, Bprlngflold and Colutnhufa to and from tho Kasteru and board cities.

TliAINH AT OTUWFOBDBVILLR.

OOINO

WE8T.

No. 0 mall 9:lf a. No.7 mall (d...) 12:UU a, in No. 17 mall 1:40 No. 3 Express 0 4Np.m

OOINO

KA8T.

No.lS Mall (d) 8:20am "o. 8xpras8„.M .,.! 10tiD a

ISMall

'0:8 Mall 9:08 pco

On Monday, Jan. 11th I will open

my store and commence my usual

cost sale. When we say cost we

mean s'rictly wholesale prices: Will

offer every article in my store for

strictly cost for fifteen days!!!

D.F: MKiyRE.

"TRADE? PAL-AC Er®

3-®~Fresh Lino of Groceries Always kept in Stock„^J Lunch Counter open Day and NiKlit and kept stocked with

FlcH. Class Ktttabies, Candies, Oysters, Celery Kept. In Sioek.

S E E I N & S O N

FX.UXX STREET DEPOT.

Goods delivered to any pnrt of the city.

The Peoples'

Grocery and Provisions Store

For Good Goods And Lov Prices

When yon want you will (1ml—

Fresh tub oysters, celery cranberries, crackers, tweet and sour plckels, choice eatlnc: and cooking apple, home made suurkrout, new Sorghum molases, Maple Syrup, new honey, Jersey sweet potatoes, lull line of dried and canned goods, plain and prepared buckwheat llour, ull klnes of nuts, figs, dates oranges and bananas, a big line of

CHKISI'J.AS CANIJIKS.

Fresh Bread and Cakes every Morning,

COMB AND BEE US.

We will treat you right. Goods deliveied to any part of the city.

R. E. ATKINSON. 410 Bast College Street, near Plum Street..

Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given of tho dissolution of partnership heretofore existing between 0. N. Vancloave nnd T. J. Hotilehnn. All partios owing tho old firm will plense call and settle. Tho business will be carriod on during tho future by

T. j. HOULGHAN

A E S O O

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TIEi-AJSTICS.

For your patronage under the old firm. Mr. Kostan/.er reti inL ". and hoping to meet you as frequent as ever, I will endeavor to sell you goods as low as the lowest.

Respectfully Yours,

OF THE FAIR

O E I E S

Just.opened out the Kroir tiulldlnir, corner of Franklin and J'lum streets. Kverrthlntf kept in the grocorj line at fair prloes.

Call and soo me.

W I I E

I S E

We have a large anil assorted stock of Books for Colleges, Schools, Presents, and the reading public. A Full Line of

W A A E

Of the best quality on the market and at very reasonable prices. The m-st prominent City Dailies. ig:i/.ines, Pictorial Paper ana Fashion Sheets can,always be found at our store.

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(,'OKKilt BOOK ST0GK.

O E 4 N S A N O S A E

At the corner grocery, fresh oysters, (direct ficm Baltimore celery, cranberries, oranges, apples, bananas, lemons, new figs, dates and raisins, plain and prepared buckwheat flour, new Sorghum and N. O. Molases, Jersey Sweet potatoes, sauer krout, popcorn, honey, hickory nuts, dried fruits and canned goods of all kinds. A big lot of Christmas Candies, fire crackers, etc. A full line of Cigars and Tobaccos.

Give us a call.

G. E. BROCK,

Cor. Collcfteaud IMt nt Sti.

and See

J. E. ABBOTT

demises the Nasal Pussages, Allays I'uln and

Inflammation,

Heols the Sores

Wt-Htores Hie Senses of Tusti and Smell.

TKlt THE0UBE

Uarhur

—AT THE—

Green Stree Barber Shop North of City Bulldtcg. First-Class Work Oaaraateed.

CATARRH

ELY'S I A A

A particle is applied into each nostril and is agreeable, Price BOc nt druggist* bv mail, registered, OOo—ELY BROs., Ml Warren st., New Yoik.

JAPANESE

A Guaranteed Curo for Piles of whatever kind or dc«reo-Extern«l, Internal. Blind or nieed nBltohinir.Chronlo.Heoentor Hereditary, lhls Homedy nos positively never been known fail. II .00 a box, I) boxes for 15.00: sent by ninli prepaid on receipt of prioe. A written Guarantee postiveiy Riven to eeeb purchaser of 0 boxes,_whpu purohued at one time, to re'and tiie lfi.00 paid. njed by Hye It Co, 'awfordttville, Ind

IU not oured. 0. oritnlata* Bi 1. Suniilw rra*.

not oured. Guarantee Bole AfenM