Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 February 1892 — Page 3

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126 West Main street.

Baby Carriages.

AVo have

just

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Will begin their annual February Sale of broken lots

FINK SIIOIJS

Are offering goods cheap. You cannot buy GROCERIES as cheap as we are offering them. See what we offer at low prices!!!

/oj* .ibiW- "SJ-

ociLtn

HEADQUARTERS

Barnhill Hornaday & Pickett.

D.H. BALDWIN & Co.

:F?.em.o"vec3..

Having removed our slock of musical Instruments from 207 E. Main St. to to 181 South Washington street (Joel Block) where wo have plenty of room to display goods, we will keep constantly on hand'*l)ecker Brothers C. Fischer ^'Haines Bros." "Schubert" and

l,JX

South Washington Street, Crawfordsville, lnd.

receixctl our Spring line of

Maby Carnages, and it is the largest

and h'tnclfeomest and cheapest line

brought to this city.

Call early and make your selection.

99-Cent Store.

on Monda}', February i,

And it will pay to see them.

MY STORE.

lbs. Ex. Sugar $1.00 lbs. White Ex. 1.00 lbs. Granulated .. 1.00 lbs. Confectionary A ..v.v1.00 lb. Lion Cofl'ee '.

lb. Arbuckles Collee..

lb. California Peaches..

lbs. Ben Hur .1

We are selling bed room sets nf priccs nevei heard ol befoiv, side boards, book cases at your own pi ices

Go where you can buy goods cheap And good goods! For all in our lines we are

.19

.10

lbs. Eureka Flout .......

.60

lbs. O. K. 65 lbs. Pride of Peoria 75 lbs. Gold Aiedal .75

H. Baldwin Co." 1'IANOLS. "Esty,'

"'"Hamilton" and "Story A Clark" ORGANS. Sheet Music and all kinds of Musical Merchandise. Pianos and Organs sold on easy payments. Also Pianos and Organs for rent. Correspondence solicited. Do not forget the place—131

D. H. BALDWIN & Co. Geo. F. Hughes, Salesman.

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

It. ). WALKUI'i Proprietor.

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

18 Crat Cigar

THE LARGEST AND BEST

In the City Can Bo Bought By Aftklng for

47.

We All Eat to Live

AND LIVE TO BAT

Therefore wlun wanting lirst class groceries, Collee, Sugars, lea Apples, Pickles, Jersey Swee' Potatoes, New Sorghum Molasses, Fresh Bulk Oysters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at

Cash Fry's,

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLYFOR

J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

u«Wiii UU|ijUn

Albright'sHoky-Poky Bread!

la ttjB vary lat«*t »tylo.

Thousands of Women Testify, from personal knowledge and experience, that as a simple, reliable cure for female complaints,

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

is unequalled. Mrs.

ALLEY,

MARY

Lynn, Mass., says: I

suffered from womb trouble, misplacement, ulceration, leucorrhcea, etc. After using a few bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, I rccovercd entirely."

All DmggUU (fit it, or wnl by mall, in form of Pill® or Lozengei,on recc.pt of Si.06. l.tvcr 1'tUs.Site. CerrMi'Oiidfnct ireeljf «n«wmd. AUdmt In confident

LYDIA E. Pl.SKUAM MED. CO., LYNN, &U01.

DAILY

JouRhrtL

•MONDAY, FE13. 15. 1892.

Tun DAILT JOCHSATJ Robinson & Wallace.

is for sale by

FLASHES FROM OVER THE CHIT.

Prof. A. U. Mil ford spent. Sunday Attica. -Miss Agnos Smith is visiting in Terre Haute. —John S. Brown loft lo-dny for Trenton, Mi.-souri. -Mrs. H. S. Watson spent Sunday in Hloomington. —II. I.StarneSjOf the Wingato Hrnjthic is in the city today. -Attend the meeting of the Uepublican club this evening. •-The lioard of Directors of the Y. M. C. A. meets this evening. -Leo Durham was up from Dul'auw University to spciid-Sunday. —Iter. H. M. Middleton, of (ireencastle, was in the citv to-day, —Dick Sample of Terro Haute visited friends ill tho city yesterday. 22 —Garro.t Bastion has made default in the divorce case pending against him.

There will bo a special meeting of the Y. M. C. A. board ot directors this evening at 7 o'clock. -John Mitchell will arrive from Marion this evening to attend the funeral of tho Into Wm. Epperson. —The P. O. S. of A. meeting will be hold in the old hall to-morrow night as the new hull will not bo ready. -O11 Thursday night at Good Templars hall there will be a box social given by the Juvenile Templars. E verybody invited. —Crawfordsville Cofiimandery No. 68,

O. S. of A., will meet to-night at eight o'clock sharp. B. F. MCCI.AMHOCK. Captain. -TUB JOUIINAI. takes pleasure in recommending "Shonandoah'v as a first class play and all may bo assured of a groat entertainment. Tt ranks right al tho top. —Will Maxedon attonded the opening of tho Wingate Opera House Saturday night. Tho wholo tjwn turned out and witnessed the presentation of "Tittle's World. -Major Foote, T. D. Brown, II. B. Unlet, J. W. Howard, J. F. Harney, Frod'Bandel i.nd Jacob Steele went to Ladoga yesterday to attend tho funeral of Dudley Young. -Mrs. Howard Dickorson returned from Frankfort, Ky., to-day whore she was called by the death of her mother. An uncle also died while Mrs. Dickersou was at her old homo. —Word has been received from Rev. D. L. Yandament,, District Chief Templar, of Bainbridge, that ho will visit Haddock Lodge, I. O. «. T.. to-night. Lot there bo a full turnout. —Wonderful to relate 11 large crowd assembled at Music Hull Saturday nighi. to witness tho barn stunners of old

Vlvin Joslin sour the air. It was 11 good show for people who lilco that kind. -—Mrs. Sallie Spencer, wife of James Spencer, died, this morning, of consumption, aged 22 years. Tho funeral will occur to-morrow morning at eleven o'clock anil will bo conducted by Kev.G.

Fuson. —A milk wagon took fire o.v Main street thia morning from a stove used in heating it. Tho drawer containing the tickets wns burned and for awhile great excitement reigned. Watordrawu from ono of tho cans soon extinguished tho angry flames, howover. —A lecture was given Saturday afternoon ut the M. IS. church on "Physical Life of Women" by Mrs. A. A. Moore, of Viava Co., Chicago, to a highl) intellectual and appreciative audience. Mrs. Moore is a lady in every sense of the word and handles her subject in a manner that carries conviction to the hearts of her hearers. —All members of Montgomery Lodge,

No. 38, aro requested to meot at lodge room Monday evening, Fob. 15, 1892, at 7:30 o'clock, p. m., to make arrange ments to attend tho funeral of Brother Wm. Epperson. All Odd Fellows nre cordially invited +0 meet with thom. W. H. WEHHTKH, W. T. HAHLIN,

Sec. N. O.

On Saturdny Judgo narney severed the bfnda which united Sarah C. and Joseph W. Hultz in domestic lnfelicity. Sarah was the ono who got thoro 'bnt the court declared she should not marry again for two years. This is pretty rough 011 Sarah and if she wants to got married within that time she will have to go to Dauville, 111., where the marriage license blooms perennially on every tree and brush.

Everything on the Music Ilall Bes-| taurant lunch conntor tastes good and| they sere# the best coffee.

Sons of VeteranB.

All members of Travis Camp who can do BO are requested to bo at the meeting this evening. There will be a muster and other bauinoBS of importance.

WM. M. WHITE, Commander.

£e Still Loves.

This afternoon Mr. Joe Devaney grew quite communicative and opened up his heart in great shape to a representative of the law. Ho thus tenderly aired his sentiments regarding Mrs. Delashmit: "Tell Belle I love her dearly and she is all the world to mo. She has everything to gain and nothing to lose. Ah, yes! Be still, my heart, be still! Tell her I love her madly, and no matter whether she sends ine to heaven or hell, I shall remain BB steadfast as the northern star."

Mr. Devaney should have remembered this burning love of his about the time ho stole the watch and money of his sweetheart. •••,.•

A Pleasant Party-

Last Saturday afternoon when Miss Mamie Edwards came home from town she was very much surprised at finding a number of her friends in the parlor. The occasion proved a most pleasant one and Miss Mamie, although greatly surprised quickly rallied and did duty as a' hostess most admirably, fhose who were present were Mary Fry, Edith Coons, Tot Scott, Bertha Sidener, Mary Mills, Mabel Morgan, Fanny Down^ Mand Scott, Mabel Clodfelter. May Lawson, Jessie Hills, Mabel Mutt hewn.

New England Supprr

The Young Ladies1 Misssionary Society of Couter church will give a New England supper on Tuesday evening. Admission 15 cents. The following programme of music will be given: Venetian Serennde, duett. Cecil Kl«,ln

Mrs. Anderson, Mrs,Sevorsou.

When tlic Heart Is Young ... Uuuk S. Iuglis. K.

Mrs

'Ncmli tho Stars A, (ioilng: Thomas 11 iss Campbell, A. A. MeCttln Trttum der Seuriun—Dnot I.ubluky

Miss McMechan, Miss Watson.

Furowcll my Fatherland •Kran/ A1 it Mr. J. hdwln MrNuti. rin M"Try Mi rmulds— (^nartetle Warner

IHH Lowau. Miss Campbell, Miss Cuulno, Mrs..Thi)inus.

The Goodbar Oase.

The Goodbar case is drawing to a close. This morning upon tffo assembling of court T. E. Ballard begun to argue for the plaintiff and continued until noon. His speech was lear and forcible and presented his case in its strongest light. This afternoon 1'. S. Kennedy begun for the defense and delivered an able argument in favor of his case. At tho hour of going to press A. U. Anderson is delivering the closing argument for tho defense. The case will go to the jury this evening and il is thought that a verdict will bo reached in a few houre.

One Eyed Jim is Back.

One eyed Jim Devaney arrived in the city Saturday evening from l'ana, 111., chaperoned by ollicer Grunes. Jim was sjivon lodgment in the county jail and when asked what ho h. to say. stated that ho was saying nothing but sawing considerable wood. He had "soaked" .Mrs. Delashmit's watch for S7 and spent tho $27 ho found in tho pocket book. To oflicer Grimes he stated that ho just did it for fun and meant no wrong. Mrs. Delashmit called at the jail yesterday to see tho charmer but was refused admittance bv the sheriff.

COLLEGE NOTES.

The BetaB gave' a dance Saturday night. Dole is very sick at hiB room. His condition Saturday night was quite serious but ho is some belter at present.

Rev. S. W. Brown delivered a very entertaining lecture at the chapel yesterday. It was short and directly to the point.

Rev. Horace Ogdon, who captured second place at the DePauw oratorica contest,was in tho city to-day and states that Miss Nelson, the winner, is a line speaker with a fine speech.

Fifty Purdue students are before the faculty for ''shooting craps" in a low Lafayette dive. Teeters of football fame"is accused of giving them away. Teeters ought to have a medal.

Several members of tho Kappa Sigma fraternity were down from Purdue yesterday chnsing around with the Alpha 1'heta Phis. It is rumored that the Alpha Thotau will soon accept a clmoter from Kappa Sigma.

Death of Wm, M. Epperson. William M. Epperson died this morning shortly after six o'clock at his home on the corner of Water street and Wabash avenue. Ho had been down with a complication of diseases for over a year, and death camo to him in the naturo of a relief.

The funeral will occur from the family residence on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. G. P. Fuson officiating, assieted by Rev. G. W. Switzer. Hie Odd Fellows will have charge of the services and tho interment will occur at the Odd Fellows' Cemetery.

Mr. Epperson was born near Petersburg, Va., eighty-seven years ago last October. Ho came to this county in 183 and ha.) resided here ever since. During a greater part of his life h" was a contractor and is well known by all the old citizens in tho county. Mr. Epperson was an exemplary member of tho Missionary Baptist Church and was a man of upright principles and strict integrity. lie was an Odd Fellow for forty-seven years anil probabiy tho oldest member of that organization in this county.

Common Soap

Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands.

IVORY SOAP

-V:

DOES iOT.

Republican Olub.

—Tho Ropublican Club will meet this evening in its room in ElBton block. Harvey Wi'.kinson will deliver the ad dress and all Republicans are urged to bo present. An interesting session is promised.

Surprised.

Saturday evening the Commercial Travelers' Association desoended upon the residence of George W. Coons on East Wabash avenue. They came thirty strong and took the place by storm. Mr. and Mrs. Coons were completely surprised and the evening was most enjovably passed. The refreshments were of the choicest, and ovory ono present was delightfully entertained.

Union Meeting.

The congregations of Center Presbyterian and tho Christian churches held a union meeting last evening at the Christian church. Dr. R. J. Cunningham preached tho sermon taking for his text Nehemiah viii, 10-22 inclusive. The 6ermon bore directly upon tho desecration'of the Sabbath as projxisod by opening the woild's fair on Sunday. It was a masterly effort and was well received by tho largo audience.

JA HLl\OQ)S,

Mrs. John Tribbett is still very sick. Property sold well at the sale of Willis Bond last Tuesday.

Adney, Shannon A- Lynch aro now running tho warehouse in full Mast. Tho latest sensation is the marriage of Asa Ditamore and ltachu! Ramey at her residence last evening, Rov. Trotter officiating.

John Best has sold his residence in Lynch's addition to Mrs. Cassaty and will immediately erect, another in the same addition.

George Kaslmer, Anniel Boohor and L'om Naylor have bought vacant lots of Alice Kashner and will build residences thereon the coming summer,

S. S. M. says that aw the Tavlor bill died a bornin1 ho will drop the Jackinan controversy as he will not pound even an enemy when down.

Dr. W. J. Owsley will retire from the office of township trustee in the near future, and having already disposed of his fancy chickens will devote his full time to the practice of medicine.

An idiotic fellow by the name of Yates was in town last week trying to sell a good horse for S05. which, on inquiry, belonged to Dayton Boyd, of Thorn town. Our marshal took charge of sa'd Yates and will endeavor to get him in the poor house.

Clt J)d 111) Mi rkrlH. Private telegrams to G. W. L. Brown, 107A- north Washington street, from 0. S. Lee, Chicago, over a leased wire from Postal Telegraph Co., which works direct in B"ard of Trade at Chicago and Indianapolis:

ipcnluu T'hlH

('/'•Mllj/ 7 o-/.M//:

May Whfjit. May (ini.... May Oats.... Mu'v l'urk.... Mav.Wibs ....

if/

Ui'ivipt-s

When Baby was sick, wo gATo her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she bccamc Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she £ave them Castoria.

LITERATURE AND ART.

Sill KmviN AKNOI.H savs tlieri is a curious it tit brown hirt limarl. on the pool Tennyson's ncel —a r-pot that looks as if a drop of wine had fallen there mid stained the skin. l'vuodii.vpUY or poker work is bv 110 means a new line in art eiTects. It is one of the oldest kinds of deeorations. some very nnciont specimens of it boiii(r housed in the Uritish museum and other plaees of like character.

IN THE SENATE.

•SKNATOU VOORIIF.KS wears a T-'M silk till" and ha- the largest head in tin senale. {'•r.s. UormoN has Iitred eonsideralilv ill th" last few vears bill lie is still, one of the most distinguished looking men in the senate. He ha* a tall, straight figure and carries-himself like the soldier he is. srxATOK W.u.Tn.M.i. perhaps one of the mo-t regular men in his habits in the senate, lie never keeps Into hours. IVomptlv at nine o'c'o.-k he retires, but lie is awake and sippinjr a hot cup of coll'ce by four a. 111.

Tin: riehe-t of the new senators is Kclton, of California, who is said to have one million to Stanford's three, lie was a poor boy at the time of the discovery of fold in California and made his money in rniniii£.

THINGS LIGHT AND PLEASANT.

A SI.ow MATCH.—The courtship of a bashful yonnff man.—Washington .Star. THE thinner a thing is the more it is inclined to spread itself.- Oil City lilizzard.

SMII.K at Soiue women and they will toll you all tho troubles they ever had. —Atchison Globe.

AUSBNCK makes the heart grow fonder, but presence causes it to glow like a full moon.—Texas Sifting*.

IT is well for the small man to practise until ho knows how to apologize gracefully.—Somcrville Journal.

Tun truly desirable style of conversational ability is that which regulates itself to the principles of supply and demand.—Washington Star.

Don't forget our fine lino of candies, Nicholson Jackmnn. S

Don't forget our line line of candies, Nicholson it Jackmnn.

—Eye, ear and throat Dr. Green. Jool Block, glosses speoialtv.

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heat, un Corn,

)uts, I-10 ears. Ilnfrs,

'MO inir.*:

lflthotaneof

'ontuius fortr-

Till-: r.:i -lihh oni' ilistiurf sininds. arc thirteen miles of IJCTOICslit'lves in tlh' Uritish iniiM'iuu.

TII.ivi.U WKNKEI.I. UOI.MI.S is IMIKI of atU'iuliiijr I'vonin ,' lvcopl Tons in Koston. 'I'm: :irt (rallprios "f tlx Australian colonies no*v rcpivsi-nt, a i-asli vahicr oT £1:!0,000.

Tub Lomlon (Ja/.i-tte is the oldest Knj_'hsli pajior. Il was first published November 7. Ifi0".

diseases only Fitting of

Lnno'e Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people

nse tt.

Dood

f-p

bn done, wit'r, i.S.i

is Li.~ed.. \v:!I Iart ii puri il: c!e?ns but does rot

on ffp.r.

I o. It

liands.

Mj-ilLopg

N A I O A N

CURE

Blclc Eeadacho and rolloveaU tho tronble%locf« ficnt to a bilious Htalooi tho nyntom, Kiich as Dizziness, Naubca, Drowsluws, DiHtrotui nftec oatlng, Tain in tho fiido, .tc. Whtio thuir moefi romarkable Buccoaa has boeu showu Ju ouclng

SICK

Ho&dacho, yet Cartor'u Littlo Liver Pitta an equally valuable in Conniipatlon, curing and pre* venting thiH annoying complaint,ivbilo tboy also 'corroct alldlHordcn ot the tomaoii^Uinulnto tho liver and regulato the bowels. Kvou if thoy onlf

so many lives that horol«*boro

remake our groat bonst. Our pillscurelt whilo others do not. Carter's Little Llvor Pllta aro very mall and very easy to take. Otio or two ptllx makoa deno. They are strictly vestal»lo ft»d do not gripo or purgo, but by thoirgoiiUosetioii ploaeoall who v.ethem. Invialflat ?5r-.M)t!i live for 71. Sold by druggists everywhere, or ucut by aialL

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE

^HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hags, AND POULTRY. dOOl'nge Book tin Trent ni«»nt of Animals uml Churl Scui Free. C1771E8 PpvcrH.i'miKrMttoiiM, In tin itinmt Ion A.A.igpInu) Mt'iiiiiir!ti»* Milk Kover. ]).!).—hiriiliist Ijiiuifuc**. lUiriiiuiiiUiu« '.C.»-l)lftlciniM*r« NIIHIII l)LHCLIURKC«. IKD.— llolr* or (irubn, W'orniH. K»K«**C»Ui[liNt Ih'iivi'it, I'neurnunfti« F.F.—Jollc Ilrllyacbc.

MincnrrlnKts llomorrlnttf(N.

11.11.—t'rlnnry tnul ii irtii»y IMnoiiises* I.I.«Krnpllvi( DinriiNCN, Mniigo. J.Iv.^DiiictthrM of Ditff^tion, I'arniyKl^ SUiRhi Dot tie (over W) drvofl i. (j (. liable Cunt* with RiMt'lUrs, Manual,

Veterinary Cure Oil tnul Mwllcntor, S7.0G Jnr Vrterinury (,'nro Oil» 1.00 Sold by Druggists or Sent Fvepat*. anywbore ond in any quantity on Receipt of Price.

HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.. Corner William and John Sts., J4ow T?rk.

••ltn\jnl Ufiby" Port H'/IIC It's loading eliariicterietics nre: Age, l'urity and Strength--inijiortant items in lliene days of imitation and adulteration. Nothing better can be used to promote health, to stimulate and invigorate the system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create an apetite and repair the waste tissues of the lungs, smooth !»ml rich to tlio taste. A grand tonic for convalescents, the aged, mothers nursing, and those reduced and weakened by •wasting disease.

One bottle is equal in nutriment to twenty pounds of beef. Demand ''itoyal Kuby" of your druggist or dealer. I'int bottles 60 cents: quarts SI. Accept no substitute '•just as good"—thoy have it not. HOYAI. WISFE Co., Chicago.

Sold and guaranteed by Nye A- Co., and MolTett A- Morgan, the leading drup gists.

It'Jiaf. the 11(1 It roil lis IJfr i'. Ono fare the round trip to St. Louis land return via Yandalin Line on account of the Labor Convention. Oood going

Feb. 20 to 22nd, inclusive. Good to return including Feb. 28, 18(12. Tho a. m. train from Main street depot lands yon in St. Louis at 7:00 p. m. the samo day. •!. O. HUTCHINSON,

Finest line of oakoa and confectioneries in tho city at Nicholson A Jack man's, 127 iouth Oroon street.

•vvuer and

r«. Li

'.VI,I .-nan

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

HEAD

Acbalhoy would bonlrooatprlcolcfiRiofhoeo who Suffer from thiBdibtrcHfitngcoiuplalut butfortu« cutely thelrgoodnoflfl clfxa noteud hore,and those vrhoonce try thom will And thoBo littlo piUsvaluftblolnsonuvny WRJ that thoy will not bo wit* ling todo without thom. 23utafterallslckhcml

ACHE

wseic.r and SOAP is

S A N A A S

•:rr_ t-he.-

doaa 'roughen or chap t"h

u.se

it. Do oll

KCQ.J M'fts. CHlCACkO.

MISS MAUD KEPLER, Agent.for a Firs Class

•Steam Dyeing, and Gleaning:

EsteLlolisiimerLt.'

To (hr Luiltt's ami itf Cftnrfnr-hvi'l'' .1 MJSS MAIM) KKI'LKH. oimU nr tlio Ain.»rir»n Sl^im L:niOr\-. tho lor ono ot U10 best Stoam Do Woi'K.x In the Sinto ami is n«»w' prcpji-fil revive all ninrrs ft»r Ovolnir juul Cltinnmirof I.ndios and (Sonilouum'H Ov«r«Mats routs. W-N and I'unu uiailv r-«lviHi eanod, nrvssiMl and n-pulrtd lo look CjUal to new tit MUMIICO».I. drrssos. slniwU uNitM* wrajipetf, d.Nvd. flt.Hn«-l and priis (»l l»y UK1 tu*w stj li» I'tciu proefhh wiiliont ripping apatt. molortite. \\uik Hjm All Ion at tli.wvinorU'au Su-atn Laundry will prompt atiotuion.

I3TJMPHHEYS' HOMEOPATHIC

iSPECiFIC No A

In u£u 30 yearn. 'DJO onlv FINTC^fnl remedy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

and RRONTration, from over-work or oilier CAUHOR. 91 por vial, or 6 rials andl&rctt Tial powder, ior $5. SOLO nv pumioiftTF, or pent poMimiri on nxvlpt Of prlco.-HUMPHnF.YS'

PLEASANT ua

THE NEXT MORNING I FECL BRIGHT ANO NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.

My rt«x'TOR HAVA It actn srunUy on th« stomach, Hrrr ntui knlnoyn,ntul inn pli'iuwvnt taxnti*'*. Tins driuk. ie nm'U' from lioriht, ami In |ircpiU-(Hl (or UHoaavnAtl/ aMi«ta. ie culled

LANE'S MEDICINES

All itnnnri'tif well it n« w«». an«l $1.W por pnekairu liny oik' t'.tjfty. Iwinc'N KiiuiHv Moillclim llti*. Iniwel* rnoh dnv* In onl»»r l« bw h»r*Hhy« n»H.n.',*,«ury.

RAILWAY "I hVIE CARD

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--Peoria Division

WEST

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NOItTH

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....Mull .I'rciylit.... ..1*2:40 IUII

U. PERRIN,

LAWYER and PATENT ATTORNEY.

Joel Block, South Washington Streets Cl«.\ WlOKDSVIl.I.K,

CALL.

INDIANA.

1 lie VAN DAL A Line.

On and ufter Nov. P», 1 si*1, trains will ..-.•leave Crawfordsville, Sundays oxropled. as follows:

GOING NORTH.

No No.

M. .losi'plt Mail 8:] (I SHI HEMI Kxixrcss t»:lfc

GOING SOUTH.

No. 51 'IVm» IhuiU- am. No "»i, IVrrc Uautt» Mali p. m.

For tie!,eis a fid a 1(1 it mini I lnfonnalion apply in

MEDICINE CO.,

Cor. William and John SU., N.

I fee! it my duty to KIIV a few words in regard to Ely's I'ream- Malm and 1 d^ entirely without solicitation. 1 have used it more or 1 HH half a year and have fo»nd it to lie most admirable. I bavo suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since I was a little boy and never hoped for cure. but. ('renin Malm Malm seems todi even that. Many of my acquaintances have used with excellent results.—OBCur Oslruin. -Ift WarrPii. Oliicago, Tils.

.'Hutchinson Agent!

Big*

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicagu

Route. ,& St. Louis R.

luncr Skcpcra on r.i^hl traliiH. IU«Kt mod crn oay .-oacl(Os all trains. ConnectItik ^itli aolld VrhlU)uk t-aliiB hi and Peoria to and lrom sf-our river, Ht-n wi and Uio 1'acitic COKHI.

At InJlanrtpoii^:, Chicinnatl. Sprln^fielil and ColunthiiH to and IrtjmMiu Enetorn and »*it toard cities.

TBA1N8 AT OUAVFOIIDBV2LLS. OOIKOWr.HT. No. 9 mall. No.7 mall td...) No. 17 mail No.-i KxproBfl

a. in

l^ 'Jd u. 1 0 .,..0:4hp .in

GOING KAST.

No.r,' Mall (.1) No. 2 Kxprcsa Io. 18 Mull No.8 Mall

20 am

.... lo am 1 1S ui r:0H 4»iii

'••Q! Louisviut wAie»iiri Cmcaco Iff fa-"

RDUMI hoiini), —No. I N FIR RXDPCII, I in., dully No, •". hist I-'. 1. 11 p. m.. dal No. II. (In'oneiihtk. Accoiniuoilii tlon, 5,Oil p. «.rwiil Sunrtuj-.

Norlli Ixmnt!.—No. 4, nlK^t expresB, l.ij] m., iltilly No. II, fust mull, l.Ilti 11. in. No. 30 LaluyolU' AcmiimioilHtlou, M.21 u. in. except .Sunoiy.

No fp.-lfrlil trains curry passenirere. Tmlns il. •). II, stops only nt CoumyHuiit*. A A fieo. Pass. A(rt. Monon Koutb

Monon MloeU Clil wo. Ill

Humes will he at N'ntt hotel

Feb. '!•.

iet your cakes for Sunday dinner at Nicholson A •Turkman':-, bakers and eonfuetionen-.

life a nil lteUnbln.

lfTn

Agent.

buying eoufih medicine for

children," Bays II. A. Walker, a prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never be afraid to buy Cbamberlhin's Cough Homedy. There is no danger from it and relief is always sure to follow. 1 particularly recommend Chamberlain's because I have found it to be safe and reliable." 25 and 50 cent tattles fur sale by Nve do.