Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 February 1892 — Page 4

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Makes Child Birth Easy.

Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain,

Endorsed by tin i.ending I'hysifians.

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MOTHERS'i FRIEND"

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ATLANTA, GA. BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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Not One of Our Rings.

Hut we have rings that are oqnsUIy ai tractive and our tl!|*i»y of Ml^ hUWAKh ts» a loHs-t tor the eye. It that MhUh is lustrous beond dcscruulon. but ahm^t netteruy plain, appeals lu our tu^te wo Jin MIOW jou some superb specimen*! It the Irghly deci ruted Is hi your line, eoiuea ul look at .-onic ut the most pleasing device* Thai V\OY lelt tho magic lingers ul accomplished worker* HI silver. it would be a mlMake tor jou to run uwuv with tho idea that takes gooddeal ul inonev to gratlfv Mich taMc*. ^e will Hear liwiiY^ui'li misapprehension.-on that jotni tr VOII wilt (.'.III Hint look at our ('range Howl*, Kui ami Fruit Dislus, and other a-t ck too numerous to memion. l'ieae hear in mini thut wo are htnuhiuurtirs tor making K»o»» timekeepers out ol your watches and, clock: atui that is tho reason wo repair umi others.

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207 East Main Street

Were you at Kt/Ly's last sveek:

If not, go this week.

It will pay von.

J. S. KELLY,

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East Main Street.

I Sell Groceries

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That is at Profit.

.R. Whit ted.

Opposite Plum street Station.

MUSIC HALL

RESTAURANT

Desires BOARDERS either In

the Day or Week. Meal 1 ick ets sold. Business men shouh try our

NOON LUNCH.

HUMPHREYS

DR.

HruriiBKYR' SI'KOIRICH

Arencit'iiUflcally AMI

CArvfully prepare*! prescription* UJMII formal

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la private practice wuh Hucccfts.&ntl for nv Uilrtyyear* uafJ by the jH*)pto. Krery atu«lo clflcl* anpoolftlcure for theillftOAAR named.

Ttn«e Specifics euro without purgtup or reducing tho »y»tom, Rail or** In fuel ntxl

(IcodtheNOvereign rv medic* of the World. usTorrni*cir*i.xos. CTIU*. HUCER 1 FcTcr*. Congestion, Inflammation... "J Wormn,

Worm Fever. Warm Cotlo

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3 Dynentery. Urlplng. Bilious Colic..

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Cu!d, bronchitis....

N Neuralgia. Tootbacho,Fuceache ...

9 Headaches, sick Headache. Vertigo 10 I)y»p*p*tii4 Itlliou* Momach. 1 1 SupDi 1*4 Whit t», I'ougb. khcuro* Ervftlpela*. £ruitious.

reaped or I'aluful Period*. e*» too profiuie 1'erlods

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19 Cronp* Cough, Difficult Breathing... Milt Ithruro

Jtheumail»m, Rheumatic 1'aiiu.... Fever

"ran Chills Malaria....

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FLASHES fBOM OVER THE CUT?.

Death of Marshall Cade.

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Blind or lJhH»dlng

19 Ciiiarrh. Influenza, ColdtnthcHeart •jO Whooping Cough, Vlnlciit COIKII*. 'ft «eneral llebllity.J'hyRicalWeaknewi

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27 KidneyJlnen»e Nervous lability .............. '1-. 30 rrinnry W ei»Unes«. Wetting U«*d. S'i Diseases of tbcltcurt»l'a)|liatlou 1.00

Sold by Druggets, or wntixwipald on rewlpt of price.* DB. IlvisniRET** XASCAU l« pagesi richly bound In cloth and gold, mailed free.

HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO.. Cor. William and John Streets, New York.

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A J, E, ABBOTT

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Green Street Barber Shop

North of City Butldwir.

Vlr»l-Cl»i«^"ork Ouaraotoert.

I AT T* \T I Martiu's Eight Questions.

A1i,Y 0 KIN AL

Ladoga this

-R. S. Thomson wont, I nftornoou. —A fln« girl baby has boon born to Mr. and MM. W. A. Coleman. —Prostcntor MofTott tried ease in Waviietowu to-iliiv.

bout ready toissued from Prof.

are abi Wellington's job oflioe. -The schools of Sugar Creek township have closed until April on Account of sickness. They will then reopen for one month. —Miss Anna Levan has been visiting in Crawfordsville. .. .Mrs. Mattio l'liillips, of nort Thirteenth Btreet, is visiting her aunt in Crawfordsville.—Terre Jlmite K.vircs$. -—A tolerably slim audience witnessed a tolerably slim show at Music llall Saturday evening. "A Barrel of Money" has had a successful business tins season but it is bard to divine tho the reason why. .VNTER A young man to marry me. 1 am "27 years old, 5 feet ln^li. 5 wide, weighs ti.ir. I own a farm and have live thousand dollars in tho lmnk. To any respectable mmi that will marry 1110 I will give him one half my farm and all my uioivy. lie must of m-cess-ilv be kind, loving and a dutiful husband. Address Carrie 6. Downer, Chelsea, Mich. We clip the above advertisement from one of our exchanges for tho benefit of some young man of this locality who may be attracted by the size of the gill and her pile and cash.

Uounterfeit Dimes.

Mi rchants about the city aro complaining of the large number of bogus dimes in circulation. They are cleverly executed, quite new and bear the date of lS'.ll. From their number and newness it is thought that the enterprising manufacturer is not a thousand miles away from Crawfordsville.

Mnrshal Cade died Saturday night at his home at Sugar drove anil was buried there this afti moon, Kev. (!. W. Switzer otliciating. Mr. Cade was a worthy citizen and an old soldier and his many friends will be pained to learn of his death. He was a son of Mrs. May Ravage of this city and a brother of Miss lennie Cade, both of whom attended tho funeral this afternoon.

Is Marriage a Failure?

This evening promptly at S o'clock Mr. Hud Denckson and Rev. McDaniel will meet upon the bloody sands in the colored lSaptist hall on Washington street, Mr. Denckson will allirm that marriage is a failure. Kev. McDaniel will deny it. Both of these gentlemen are worthy disciples of Demosthenes and both of them speak from experience in the matrimonial lino.

Rau Away From Home.

Demas Culbert is mourning the loss of Ins promising twelve-])ear-old 6on, Arthur. Saturday evening he left home with a live-cent piece clutched in .his chubby tist. ostensibly for the purchase candy. Since that time he has not. been seen. The family ascertained that ho had gone otT in search of a pet dog his father gave away six months ago igainst little Arthur's wishes. Some think the youn man is in Chicago preparing for the World's Fair.

Entertained.

Saturday evening Miss Marv (ioltiii nte-tained a number of her friends at uer home on west College street in honor of Miss Weinstein, of Terre Haute. Various amusements served lo aass tho time pleasantly away and th ccasion proved a most enjoyable one i'or all.

W. M. Hooves nnd wife were at home Saturday evening at their south Green reel residence to quite a number of .'rienus. The repast served was a most sumptuous one and all the guests were •ared for in a hospitable manner which retlecied the highest credit upon both •Ir. lleeves and his accompli-lied wife

The atTair was in honor of Mrs. Heeves •ousin, Miss Leona liowers, of Darling 1011. Ice cream, cako und fruits wert served bv Misses Eva and Nettie Ep]er ion. They were attired in evening

Iresses of white linnnol. Those present •vere: J. 11. Kansom, Will Humphrey Jswald Humphrey. Dumont Kennedy tliram Connard, .John Kostanzer, Hen ry Hustettor, Douglas Griffith, Will Maxedon, Chas. liowers. Edward Harris, Rennie Hcetetter. Harvey Wilkerson \Ir. and Mrs. .Tas. Waugli, Mrs. Ann Downs, lorenee Durham. Maud Median, 1 vina Humphrey, Mary Smith Dora Henry, Ada Epperson, Magg •Jones, Daisy Darter, May me Wise, rtvrd Diilmau.

vi'ir M.uth iyr.

"No preaching in New Market Sunday N Market can now boast of two blacksmith simps.

Humors of war" wore heard in New Market Sunday morning. The f|u. stion is now Iwing agitated ,is to whether New .Market will be in '•orpurated or not.

Lewis Wray and wife were called to Ladoga Saturday bv tho sickness of Mrs. Wniy'e mother.

The Montgomery prophet is a resident of our little burg, liis prophecies winch are frequent, often causes a ripplo of excitement 111 tho Lurrying to and fro in order to be prepared for the worst.

Speaking of widows makes us remember that New Market is blessed with another class of human creatures familiarly known as old maids. This appellation has no music in it to those so called.

Just why a blushing young widow should be classified as a crabapple. puzzles us just a littlo and after duo consideration wo havo concluded to give it up, unless jt is on account of her apparent sourness.

•Surjirfxc ti) l.

After using "Mother's Friend"' two months 1 was so sjtewlily and easily relieved that it was a surprise to those attending me. "Mother's-Friend" undoubtedly lessens the pain, shortens the time and restores tho mother speedily to health. Will recommend it to all expectant mothers, and advise them to use its. Mrs. .T, A. R., Mnncie, Ind. Sold by Nye & Co.

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Iho catalogues, of tho o.ty schools ,)rocwd

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nin truly glnd

the loss of your bad blood is hnvtug such good results nnd 1 hope you will entirely recover. Yon seem to miseoiiBtruo my ideas in regard to tbe national debt but you onnnot muddle the minds ot the peoplo by throwing littlo dust in the air. I feel glad that your eight, questions •were not ten, for some might have taken thorn for tha

commnndmonts. It has boon truly said that a fool con ask questions that a

... .. wiso man cannot answer. But I -will

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y0,,r flret two qncrtioiw as fol­

lows In 1805 men could and did to your knowledge and will pay for [arm's at 8(50 per (icre-with the proceeds of one crop of wheat from tho farm. Can they do so now? 3d question. Not in 1890 when mouey loaned in New York for 180 cents on tho dollar. •tth question. The money lenders waut exorcise. 5th question. The value received olause is by class legislation made too near equal with tho value of the property. I am amazed at your t!th question emanating as it does from one of your wisdom and prominence.

Why sir, if it bo true that the people of this country can not be benefitted by legislation as your langnage implies, why do we elect our Congressmen to assemble at tho capital to make laws for us and spend a billion dollars a year? And why is it that representatives of the moneyed classes of Lambard nnd Wall street meet with them in our national assemblies to control our legislation if they aro not benefitted anil why did it cost tho people of the United

States millions to elect the great chaiu pion of tho tariff law Governor of Ohio last fall? Was not tho people told by °ry Republican orator and organ that such a law (which is tho result of legislation would make tho people pros[erOUB in all kiuds of business and did you not tell them so? And why wero they so onthused ai tho success of McKiny's election that they issued tho following great slogan for the campaign 1892 set to tho tune of Democrats nnd Republicans thus: •'•Tin, tin, tin, McKiuloy tin, lien goes out and .litn goes in." Awl now, sir, will ask you if proper legislation is not the life's blood of the nation?

Tth. If ono farmer says that he is oppressed nnd one says that he is not, vhat is evidence that one-half of them nre burdened with mortgages. 8th. I answer emphatically, no. Now I fear that President Harrison will feel himself so highly complimented by the little puff yon gate him that he will open war on some other little sister Republic- I gave you oredit for one new wagon and now you have jumped on to tho old Democrat wagon and call it a new one and you say it has given us a new tax law that has increased tho farmers' property. This looks like beneficial legislation. I hope to be able to define my positii politically later on.

W.

Money Wunte'i for \Vi»terwayo. WASHINGTON, l*'eb. 8. John

W.

Hry-

ant, secretary of the Western Waterways association, appeared before the senate committee on commerce Saturday and presented a memorial and resolution recently adopted at tlic Kvansville convention urging upon congress a more liberal appropriation for the improvement of the western waterways.

Out Hit* Deftert* in Denver.

PKNVRR, Col., Feb. S.— Kltncr Heck alias ,J. S. Stratum, was convicted here Saturday of haying forged a S-J.00C check. Stratton is one of the gang of street letter robbers who have operated in nearly overs* city and were arrested at Atlanta, tia.. in October la

The J.itdirs.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use the Califor nia liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite remedy. To get the true and {.enuine article, look for the name of tho Califor nia Fig Syrup Co., printed near the hot torn of the package.

Do not miss tho opportunity of lifetime to buy clothing at less than half price during the great bankrupt cloth ing salo opeu "Wednesday at 9 a. in., at 21'J east Main street.

—Eye, ear nnd throat diseases only Dr. Green. Joel Hlock. Fitting of ginFBOS a specialty.

—A chance for tho colored people Plio skating rink will be open to our colored citizens Friday evening. Let all turn out. Hereafter one night each week will lie reserved for the colored people.

Co 11 f//i t'olloictiig the Grip. Many persons, who havo recovers from la grippe are now troubled with ])ersistent cough. Chamberlain's Cougl Remedy will promptly loosen this cougl: and relieve the lungs, effecting a permanent euro in a very short timo. and 50 cent Co.

bottles for 6nle bv Nve A*

Lane's Family Meiiiuine movos the lx)Wt-ls each day. Most people need to (tfie it.

Miles' S'crvctt JAver Villa, Act on anew principle—regulating tbe

INDIANA.

Interesting Bits of Information from Various Looalltles.

Th. Crop*.

IM)1A.\AI'OUS,

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Ind.. Fell. S.—In

southern Indiana th« condition of the wheat orop compares unfavorably with that of a year afro at this time. It was covered with mow about three weeks during December. The crop is now bare, little thawing and freezing, und the crop not yet commenced to grow. The movement of wheat from farmers' hands is light, with no prospect that it will clinngc until farmers feel more assured than they do now that tho present crop will come out all right. In central Indiana the situation is practically the same. There has been no weather yet warm enough to start wheat growing. In northern Indiana the condition of winter wheat is much inferior to thnt. of a year ago. As a rule the millers aro carrying light .stocks of wheat, and unless prices advance there is no prospect of any increase in receipts.

rntton Tunnel KepRlrcil.

NKW AL.IIANY,

Ind., Feb. 8.—Novem­

ber 2(1 a fire and cave-in at Patton tunnel, on tho Louisville, Kvansville it St. Louis railroad, 40' miles west of this city, utterly wrecked the tunnel, which is U(13 feet, in length, and caused the entire suspension of freight traffic and necessitated a will of a mile over the wreck by all passengers. A large force of men was put to work to repair tho damage, and the first train since the disaster will pass through the tunnel Wednesday. The reconstraction will "cost President Macltey 8150,000, and it is safe to estimate his loss in business by the disaster nt $200,000 more. The road is the chief through line between Louisville and St. Louis.

Two Years for Wile-Hent^r. INIUANAPOI.IS, Ind., Jan. 8. Wife

whipping has become so common in this city that Judge Buslcirk announced some days ago that he proposed to make some notable examples If any more cases of that kind occurred. Saturday Kicluird Asch, a mechanic, was taken before the court on a charge of whipping his wife. The latter would give very littlo evidence against him, but some of the neighbors aw the assault and described it as brutal in the extreme. After hearing the evidence the court fixed a line of S1-S0 and costs and 180 days in the workhouse. The sentence will keen r\seh in the workhouse for nearly two years. -, lie ~\VHA Determined to Die.

TKISP.K LLAT'TK, Ind., Feb. s.—William Ttehman, a (ierman, the proprietor of several wie.ier wurst stands, committed suicide Saturday morning. Me tired two shots into his mouth anil one nio his side, the latter evidently being the first and intended for the heart, lie afterward applied salve to and bandaged this wound, then wrote a note explaining that he took his life because business was bad, and con1 tided the undertaking by firing into his mouth.

Death of MaJ Cirltllths.

Sn.uvAN, Ind., Feb. 8. —Maj. William (Jritllths died here .Saturday, lie was born in 1T07, and was therefore in the' 05th year of his age. He was for seven years one of the supervising architects of the National road. Maj. Griffiths was remarkably strong anil active up to his 9id year, being able to chop a cord of wood in a day without great fatigue.

•K Will Vi.it the Fair.

WARSAW, Ind., Feb. 8.—The Fanners' Alliance of this county has adopted a resolution to assess each member weekly for a world's fair fund, the institute to attend the fair in a body. About 400 farmers and their wives ip this manner will be able to attend at a nominal cost. This is the first' project of the kind on record.

Ijnited in Death.

.IEFKKHSONVII.LK, Iud., Feb. 8.—Matthew Clegg and wife Martha died Saturday at Henryville. after a short illness of la grippe, within an interval of three hours. Mr. Clegg was a lawer ol ability und the possessor of one of the most valuable estates in this county. He was S2 years old and his wife two years his junior.

I.otis by an Iron Work. Fire. INDIANAPOLIS,

tvor slornteho and bowels thtnuyh the 'r:lted her 114th birthday anniversary, nerves. A now discovery. Dr .Miles' Pills I speedily cure billouness. bad taste, torpid livor piles, constipation. Unequaied for' men, women, children. Smallest, mildest urcst. 30 doses '20 cents.

lliuklcn'H Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world ft tuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, (nver 'sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and iosstively cures piles, or no pay requir. d.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Iwix. For sale by Nye A- Co

Lsed

D'PRIGE'S

Ind., Feb. S.—The de­

struction of tho National malleable iron works, formerly Hiutgh, Ketclnun it Co., by fire Saturday morning caused a loss of S)0,000.

Killed by a gtraw stack.

SHKi.iivvn.i.K, Ind., Feb. 8.—While three little girls were playing under a straw stack at Oliver l'erry's the stack fell on them and when extricated little May l'erry. aged 7 years, wis found to be dead.

Grip Inroad, ut HeriTord.

HKOKOHD. Ind., Feb. 8.—There have been thirty deaths in this county the past week from grip. There never was before in the history of the. county as much sickness as in the past two weeks.

Newspaper nought.

I.AKAVKTIE,

Ind., Feb. &—Maurice

Maverstccn has purchased the in-teri-st of the fcingle heirs in the Lnfaye:te Couri er and will continue its pubicution as sole proprietor.

Hi*, Iv .d 114 Yearn.

Pim.AiiKi.rniA, Feb 8.—.Mrs. Catherine Sharp, living at Stiles street and Flee twood place, on t-'aturday cele-

Mic has always lived in this city. Her li'isliand, John Sharp, was a soldier in the war of 1&1C and died in 1849. Mrs. sharp is quite alert for one so old, and gave a reception Saturday to several hundred friends.

Think. II. Ha. Mailt Money Knougli. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8—William L. Wood, director in the Wells argo bank, said Saturday that Lloyd Tcvis would retire as president of the bank next August on account of old age. To vis has been president of the bank for twentv-one years and is worth from H5.owi.ooo to o,ooo.ooo.

Baking Powder Powder

in Millions of Homrj^io Years tlic Stsmd&nit

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COUCH

DON'T DELAY

KEMfS BALSAM

It CareaColda,Cougha,Sore Throat,0roap,lnfluensa, Whooping Cougb.Brouehitis TAD Asthma, A ocr. UID esre for Consumption flm auxet, &&«) iun rriie! in advanced stages. Use »t once. You will see the exoelient effect after taking the first dose. Sola b*

dealer* «Tvrjr«titrv.

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THE BOWSER PUBLISHING CO.,

INDIANAPOLIS, INI)

DR. E. HUNTSINGER

Advisory Physician to the Chicago Su gical Institute Ex-Surgeon 3d Regt. Indiana Infantry Trustee Chicago College for the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Medical and Surgical Specialist for tlie Bye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Clironic Diseases.

SPI'CI A1- attention to the longest stnndUi and most difficult caecs to cure. asGranula and lnllamed Lids. Woak, Watery Ryes. Dim ness of Sight, Closure of Tear Ducts, etc

CatJiriici.s. Cross Eyes and all Surglcji/ Operations on the Kyc Hall Skillfully performed without pain. Dlhclmrgr* from tho Kara. It*Htii*KN, NoiHP* In the Head Successfully treated where others fail.

A CIlilOMC DISCHAUGK is caused by Ulcers In the Kars. which, unless cured, are liable to 'Mt into the itntiu causing death by ItillAtimtlon or Itlood I'OIHOII. T£R**Consultutlon Free.

Patarrh neglected or l/dUUlU. Chronic Caturrh

badly treated Is The ti'tfHt

cause of so much l.toariic»Kt especially in tlie middle lured and old pt oplc. Also of Cousump tlon.' pijpp of overy form quickly cure by the I Uvo mildest and most successful treatment ever used. No embarrassing examinations. No 1'H'H. No Danger. Korcgolug class of diseases treated by special »ntract. Charges about onedialf the usual fees of recounted siK'ciuUstij of Cincinnati, Chicago or lodhinap olisfor the sume wo^k. ^nortarloc Special attention toflttlngSpecjpiWallLO. tucles and Kye Glasses, tor which pur|K)so the Doctor has one of the most elaloratc and complete set of testing appliances In the west SiMs-lal pains taken to ttt the eyes ami face, thus giving the (irenteMt K*** and Comfort us well as greatly improving the personal appearance o: the wearer. No charge lor fitting.

Hast Side Square, Frankfort, Ind., every Saturday. Will be at Dr. McCormick's Dental office Crawfordsville. Thursday. Feb. 1« nt Dr, Klelser' ofllce, Wjivcluud, Friday, February 19 until 10 o'clock a. -in ut Dr. Itogers olhce, ltockvllle, (Friday) sume day and date aliemoou until 4 ::i0.

"STILL IN IT,"

The "Old Reliable" coal-oil and gasoline at prices to compete with anv. Cans for sale, or furnished to customers when de sired. It will pay you to see him before you make any arrange ments. Oil delivered to any pai of the city or vicinity. Prompt attention to all orders.

T. B. Grimes.

We are offering Great Inducements In Prices in Every Department in order To make room for An immense stock of New Spring Goods.

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Natural Gas Fitting.

If you arc going to havo your house piped for Natural Gas call and see us. Wo can save you money, as our rents aro small and wo only want living wages for doing your work. Wo use tho best stock thnt money will buy and employ nano but first class workmen. We make no charge for measuring your house and giving you estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

I 2 S re S

Agents Wanted.

J, W. BL'EL'b Grand Sew Master Book

From 1*200 to J500 per mouth Is being made by Ajamts who lmve taken the agency for this grout Historical work, by America's most fumous author. A vast QUAHTO vclunie of nearly UOO puges, equal to over 1,000 pages of an ordinary octavo book. Price ouly The grandest hook of the age. Agents say "It Is the greatest seller they ever saw." If you are thinking of taking an agency you need look no further, as you will llnd It Impossible to tlnri any other book that will make tho money for you as easily and rapidly as this handsome volume. Over UOO line engravings and largo double page oil paintings in beautiful colors. Our terms are always the best. Special loduco« meiitB to those who act promptly. Don't miss this great opportunity for coining money, but write at once forouttltund Territory. Ow

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Ml (ME,

PAIAC.K®

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

WALL PAPER

Of the bust quality 011 the market and at very reasonable prices. The nvst prominent City Dailies, Magazines, Pictorial Paper :ma Fashion Sheets can always be found at our store.

Robinson & Wallace.

CORNER HOOK STORE.

IDon't Forget

That you can buy anything in the Grocery line as cheap as usual at 103 Bast Main St. We have the stock and make prices that sell the goods.

Will sell the entire Stock and Fixtures to anyone at a Bargain.

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The New York Bankrupt Clothing

Sale will open Wednesday,

Feb. 10, at 9 a m.

AT 212 EAST MAIN STREET.

This stock cor sists of Fine Ready-Made Clothing manufactured by the leading manufacturers of the country and ordered eold at once by the' assignee at 50 cents on the dollar. During the sale Men's Suits will sell at $2.35, rth $8.00. Men's Suits $3.50, worth $10.00

Men's Suits at $5.00, worth $13.50 and $15.00 Men's Suits at $8,00, worth $10 and $18 00 Boy's Suits at 90 cents, worth $2.50 and $3.00 •Overcoats at less than half price. It will pay you big interest on your money to buy clothing for next season's wear.

Bargains for Everybody!,

Do not fail to attend this Gr^at Bankrupt Sale, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,9 am No. 212 East Main street.

South of Court House.

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