Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 March 1892 — Page 3

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99-Cent

Barn hi 11

126 West Main street.

18 Carat

-MAL'I)

Baby Carriages.

Wo have jusl'i'rficoiveci our line of

ll.i'bv

"MY STORE,

We have just received a car load ol the above hr-mW of Hour. This Hour is made at Minneapolis and tlit- brand PURE iO!.D cannot be beaten. One customer tai 1 it m»do the befct br- »i of an) Hour he has had ii his house for :e year-. Anothcr said: "1 baked a cake and it cannot be beaten.'-!. And.just lb nk of the price:

50 Ib-s. Pure Gold 25 lbs. Pure ld •. 70

lbs. White R( s- $i.:o. 25 lbs. White Rose 60

Remember we sell all other brand*. Piideof Peoria, Hen ITur, Gold Medal. O. K. and Eureka. And remember while we are selling Hour cheaper that any house in the city, v. are doing the same in Groceries, We extend a special im itation to the people of Cnr.,'fordsvilie, to cm.ie- and see our Natural Gas stove for cooking. We have g-:s at:- 1 hi to v. can show .you just what the stove will do.

FURNITURE &QUEENSV ARE.

We are still ollenng great inducements in these lines. New ,'oods are arriving daily. Go where von can get gof.ds cheap.

Hornaday &

The Crawfot dsviiie Transfer Line,

VVAMtUL' & INSIjKY, Proprietors

Passengers and Baggage transferred to Hotels, depots or iinv part of the citv. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No. .[7.

We All Eat

AND UVE TO HAT

Therefore when wanting first class groceries, Coflee, Sugars, Tea. Apples, Pickles, Jersey Sweet Potatoes, New .Sorghum Molasses, Fresh Bulk Oysters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at

Cash Frv's,

Cigar

THE largest AND BEST

In the City Can Be Bought By Asking for

ICKIMJEII,

su,r

MISS MAUD KEPLER, Agent for a First Class

=8teai Dyeing, and Cleanlngl!

^mniif s'. and it ii the largest!

arc! !i iuisin.« j-l iii.il line.|

brought to this city.

•Jail early aid !n :ke your seleciion.

ROSS BROS.,

Store.

VAN CAMP &. CO.

Will begin heir annual February ^'ale of .broken lot:

ink

hoes

on Monday, 'February i,

And ii will piv to .see them.

Pure Gold &

yjv

to Live

G.-ARAA»AAA«JGKCGLI.LJLIAIIIII MINN MANUFACTURED EXFRESSLYFOR

el. T. j.AT MON. AT BOKNELL'S CID S'JAND.

Albright's Heky-Poky

Estalolisli-ixiex^t.

lolhr, hailies awl Gentlemen of Ci'mrfoKilxvi1!'".— l„.}

,ls

Bread!

In '.lie vi'iy lun-s! siylu.

clerk n. tlm American Slcnin !,tiimlry, U- tiie -.u-t'i-ev fer nne 'il

^'enm Dye Works In llio State nn.l is now ii-0| iml re.-en I !,, or Wiles mill (ientleiueirs Ovei-eoats, Coals. N ts ttli l.'Mfit.el.'ill!1. |l'css',l anil re|alrr lo look tunul to new nt siirill eort. t.aitie-. ilresses. h.i is «h

wrai.pers.jlycrl, clcuned miM presst'il I'.v I lie new style l-i-em-li

W'l'iug upiirt. Piluo« niolurtttj. Work llrst clnss. All onlers left lit the Atncrii bteJin •lUndtj. win reefflvo prnmpt, aMonllnn.

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DAILY JOURUL.

TUKS1JAY, MAKCH 1.1.S92.

Tins Dau.y Joi:i:xaTj

Uobincoo \V 11 ioo.

for saio by

BRILLIANT REUEPTIOa.

Mrs. C. L. Thomas Receives Tbis Afternoon in Honor of Mrs. A. D. Thomas and Mrs, S. P. Baird.

Ono of tlio mo9t brilliant ladies' re(X'ptio'is which has occurred in Or iwfonlsvillo for some timo wus given tliis fiitcrnoou 1 irtv.-1-en t!u hours of throe Hinl seven ljy Mrs. C. Li. Thomas at lieihome cm llto corner of Green an'l l'iko Rtroi'tH. Tho reception was in honor of Mrs. A. 1). Thoinaa and her sistfr, Mrs IS. 1\ Haird, of Lafayette. Tiie drawing room where the 1 -So gnesta were revived was bountifully decorated with banks of palms and potted plants. The lights were a soft shade of yellow, and set o'T tho splendid qpytumca of the revivers and their gueiits to tho best possible advantage. Those assisting Mrs. Thomas in receiving wore Mrs. A 1). Thomas, Mrs. S. I'. Uaird, Mrs. J. F. Initio, Mrs. Jlora Chamberlain, Mrs. II. It. llistine, Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Mrs. 0. M. Crawford and Mrs. E. 13. Thomson. The decoration! of the north room w.is ali'o exquisite in tho profusion ol plants and harmony of color, which were old rose. In this, tho tea room, Misses Martha Thomas, Lily Jilair, Mary Campbell, Belle Hprague. and Ota Nicholson served tea from most dainty china service, arranged on a handsomely decorated table in a wilder-

-ss of palms and other rare plants. 1'no decorations of the refreshment room Wifre nil of piuk, tho lights especially viug the room a beautiful shadini'. J'ne table set in the center of tho room

whs

decorated with tho heaviest of pick sarin ril-bonu tied in Watteuu bows and

surmounted with four pieces of silver candelabra with prismatic glass penints. The llowera wero pink and the fri'shments as far as possible accorded that delicate shade. The favors were pink atteau bows. After tho reception hours had passed anil tho guests retired the husbands of tho receiving ladies arrived to pass the remainder of lie evening. The reception was ono of ho largest and most brilliant ever ten1.'red in Crawfordsville ami is accounted o.-ie of tho leading so-'ial Croats of this •ieasou.

Death of Mrs. Jatio VaiiHook.

fmo

(ien. M. 1). Manson received word .'Sti-rday evening of tho death of Mrs.

YaiiHook, aged !)0 years, which •iccnrred yesterday morning ill the home

»f hor son-ill law, Lafayette Ball, ot Hiawatha, Kansas. Mrs. Yanllool Isved in Crawfordsvillo until two yenr when she weut to Kansas. She •ame to this county in 1823 and was the eidow of Martin VanFIook. Sho was ne tiie. best known jieoplo in the county and had 11 large number of triends here. She leaves a vailiable farm near this city. Tho body will be brought here for burial. Mrs. Yantlook was the mother of A. J. YanlTook of this city. Tho funeral announcement vill be made later.-.'--.

Appeals to Your Intelligence. When all is said there is certainly a wonderful satisfaction when leaving a theatre to feel that you have seen something you can recall with delight t'o have seen a story developed ihat has ox cited your interest you have laughed uproariously at fun that happened naturally and which was not dragged in, in such a senseless fashion as to bo an insult to your intelligence. Such play is "She Couldn't Marry Throe." The plot is wholesome: the fun unceasing thesongs new and catchy: the scenery superb the climaxes thrilling, and the company headed by that piquant little ray of sunlighe, Miss Lillian Kennedy, one of the best on the road.

Trustee Resigns,

JJr. \V. J. Owsley, tho trustee of Franklin township, has resigned his position because it occupies too much of his time. Auditor Goben has recommended Wm. llampton to succeed liiin md Mr. Hamilton will probably be elected by the Board of Commissioners 10 hold the office for tho remaining two years of Owsley's term.

Opposiaer Pony.

Tony Moody, tho man whose high ambition it is to start a saloon in Waveland. will not have things his own way. The application for a license will be acted

by the commissioners next

Monday and by that time a big remonstrance will be prepareil and signed by the business men of Waveland.

A Business Oliauire.

Tiie Jinn of Lyle, Reynolds .V Benjamin has been dissolved. Mi.lJunjniiiin is now negotiating with Simpson .t Pickett for the purchase of their plumbing establishment

011

south Green street.

Letter List. ..

The following iH tho list of uncalled for letters remaining in the postoflice at Crawfordsvillo. Ind.,for tho week ending March 1, 18S12. Persons calling for the letters will pleaso say "advertised:" Adams O lilair "Mr.s 1.) I1 l!ran" Mrs Kdna Davis Samuel llyten lr Wm 11 Maire I reg let Osenbaeh Preston

Kndditnan .7 Roberts lid Snyder Lew Tolbert Henry Taylor Miss Mary S Virts Missl'loronce 2 Weaver

—live, oar and throat diseases onlv Dr. Green. Joe1. Block. Fit.tiug of glasses specialty.

NO STREET OARS RUNNING.

frenzel is the (Jause This Time With an Injunction. Spwhil to Tlu- .lounml. r.NtiiANM'OMs, March 1.—The street cars aro not running to-day as was expected. Early this morning the receiver, W. T. Steele started six cars but was immediately served with an injunction at tho instance of the deposed president, John 1'. Frenzel. This leaves the situ-ation-worse than before if possible as nothing can now be done until after hotly contested legal fight.

THE LEAP YEAR HOf,

A Very Large Attendance and a Most Enjoyable AfFair. The initial leap year dance in Crawfordsvillo occurred last evening at tho P. O. S. of A. armory and is pronounced by everyone to have been an unqualified and magnificent success. As early as 7 o'clock the streets wore filled with cabs bearing the young ladies to the homes of their gentlemen company, who sat no loubt clutching their roses nervously and with their poor lender little hearts almost beating their ribs out at tho thought of the lonely ride in tho closed ul with the ladies who wero likely to tickle them under their chins, muss their hair and do a thousand awful things before the dancing hall was reached. As no startling attentions of such a nature have been reported, howover, we presume that such fears were groundless. The ladies marohed bravely up to the houses of their fair ones through tho rain and presented their cards to the mammas of their young nen, who looked at thein over their spectacles with mild aud awe struck wonder, thinking no doubt of how i-hings had changed since they were young and frivolous. When the blushing young men appeared they wero tenderly lifted into the cab and as tenderly lifted out again when tho destination was reached. When the young Indies •vent into the dressing room they took ihe gentlemen's dance programmes in with them and when thov reappeared ihoso programmes had been filled,nearly everyone of them marked for tho twen-ty-four dances. The tloor was uncomfortably full at times aud was also a little too well waxed, causing several to receive hard falls, but for all that the lance was nimply charming. Tho only chances offered to the gentlemen to choose partners were in the two "gent" choice,'' and tho door on both theso occasions presented an animated scene, t'aildlon Brothers of Iudianapolis, furnished the music and it was a most excellent character. It has been rarely, indeed, that a more pleasant hop has occurred, as everyone of the following who were present can attest

MI-*1C!~ Ada ll-jtchon, Miiiice Johnson,

Maud i'on Helen \\alf-oii, ICitlie fiaiiipbell. Mary Murcun. Mary Sumervilie, liotier.ia Ivrout, Hlaiiclie Stockton Sarah Newton. May111" fSjii-'uitiM,

Hattic Pureel, Hantinh .lohnson, Mnud Mahorney, .le-iSio l.ee, Wdlie Lee, Helen Smith. Mary Klstou. Martha Thomas, Aanic. Wait-, iry Hallowed,

line Ihoitin. Belle Johnson. Al'ie MarslniH, Ada Some! ville. Liertrude Heel ICnnna .Sohnaon, Maifaret .-M.irv'.o:. Nancy i-^stoa. Hello

S|nitne:

Lelia H:iiril, ('.race While. Ola Nichoisua, Charlotte lioliinson. Ma.i Kliae, attic Detelicn. i: Cliii-cace Zener. C. X. WllUams, Fred Williiie,. Will Jeltra, W. E. Conns. Will Brown, Claude Travis, Tom Nicholson, C! as. Cuiberlson. Kd McCo'Joueh,

Crawtorii,

Shennsm JerneL'un, l»au) /jnunennan. li.

M. l.'omlil,

L. C. Kosj.», Wiirmi (iulls\)orry, Dan-rll Hluir. Snernian Trout. Hurry UrL-cno,

I'ins. ... Hair pins per box Towel rings Needles, worth 10c Book straps 200 darners Pears soap, per cake Envelopes per pack 2-1 sheets writing paper. '200 bolts ribbon, w'tli 10c 1 lot yarn mittens w'th 15c 4.000 yds all linen crash w' 10 bits, scrim 42 in. wide.

Wuynetowti

MNs Keiser.

uiicic

Miss Tipton. Kentucky MKSII.VM .1. K. Homietl, .1. McCormick. W. K. Henkel. Am .I

cues,

Hurley Ornbautn.

llarrv Morgan Kelsov liort mso.v. Will Hutehinps, Donuluss (Jrittlth, Hurry Rico. .lunics Johnson. Clu-stor Mritlou. Kobi.'rt Thoiuboiu S. M. Volsoy. .rosso Tabor. Frank KisUer. Jiob Jolnis, inor Allen.

Lotfuuspoi I.

Tom Kiislnmn. Deitriok, Indianapolis, Du Sample, .lap iM't-ssor,

Augustus-'

Frank (ion/,i'tlep.

Lafayette.

IS TT AN OIL WELL?

Citizens of the South End Excited Over a Bubbline Spring of Ooal Oil. Tiie jieoplo in the south end all waded out through tho mud to-dav to view tho wonderful coal oil spring which is gaily spouting away in the hollow which is crossed by the road running south from Pal MeManr.is' grocery. Just at the little bridge which crosses tho branch is the spring ihe llow of which is from the southeast. The oil pours out in quito a little stream and all day the enterprising people residing in tho vicinity have been collecting tho oil in various receptacles and carrying it to. their homes for use It burns as any other oil and even lacks the objectionable attributes of most crude oil. Some of. those who have visited the coal oil spring protost that it is a spring from the bowels of tho earth and that drilling would do velop a mighty llow of oil. Others doubting, state that it is a leak from the tankH of the Oil Company and that tho oil percolating through tho ground for the distance of three squares hm burst out at this point in tho form of a spring. The rather pure state of tho oil upholds Lhls theory but tho ct that the llow issues from a southeasterly rather than a northeasterly direction opposes it. Meanwhile the good people go 011 dipding up oil and enjoy tho fun immensely.

MAliRIAGE LICENSE.

Wilson Ferguson anil Mra. Rosa Hel-

—.lolin 1. Hchultz was in Wnyne-

town to d«v.

yd.

th He

TiASRES fBOM OVER THE 0IT5T.

—Sam lleaeh was in Covington today. —Mrs. N. J. Clodfeltor is in Indianapolis. —Ooorge F. linghes went to Attica to- lay. —J. V. Muok, of Terru Haute. i« in the city.

—Miss Mary 11. Krout, of Chicago, is in the city. —MiBs Helen Thomas hti returned from Attica. —M.J. Lee wc-ut to Veedersburg this morning. —Wni. H. Morrison, of Indianapolis, is iu tho city.

J. A. Greeuo was in Indianapolis last evening. —J. H. Jolly, of Greencastle, was in the city to-day. —1). J. Woodward went to Waynetown this morning. —Col. I. C. Elston went to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Mrs. Alonzo Avers is visiting relatives in Wavelnnd. -Mrs. Sallie Hamsey returned from Uattlo Ground to-day. —Mrs. O. U. Arms is visiting relatives in Lewiston, Ills. r— F. M. Fox returned from llooprston, 111b., last evening. —Miss Lulu Britton returned from Greencastle thin afternoon. —Mrs. Joseph Gilbert is ill of pneumonia.—lerre Haule E.rpiess. —Mrs. S. F. Baird. of Lafayette, is the guest of Mrs. A. 1). Thomas. -S. M. Velsey, Jess Tabor and Frank 1\taller returned lo, Logansport to-day. -••••.-•

Will Kellev left last night for Montana where ho expects to reside, in future. —Kev. G. W. Swilzer. Fred Bandi 1 and 11. M. Hurler returned from Logansport to day. —Zachariah W. Williams has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late William Taylor. —Mrs. lieede has returned to New York a.ter an extended visit with the family of Col. I. C. Elston. —!Ii Edwards went to the Keely Institute at Flainfield this afternoon in charge of Charley Benjamin, one.,of the recent graduates. —L. J. Coppage was called to Bedford City, Virginia, by the death of his father. Mr. Coppage's mother died two months ago. —The United States Supreme Court decided vestert ay that patents on barb wire fences were all right and the local company accordingly rejoices to-day. --Two of ihe McGibeny family failed to alight from the south bound Vandalia train to-day and were carried on to NewMarket. They were sent back on a freight. —The Republican Club held a highly interesting meeting last evening and a number of now members were received. The meetings are constantly growing in interest nnd enthusiasm. —Those who attended tho leap year hop last evening wero delighted with the F.O.S.of A. hall, which is well adapted for hops, banquets and entertainments ns well as for lodge purposes. —Tho person who finds Capt. Talbot's stock register aud day book, advertised in the "Lost"' department of Tun Jochnal, and will return it to him will receive a liberal reward. It Is worth nothing to. anybody but Ihe owner.

Juries Drawn.

The jury commissioners met this morning nnd tho Clerk drew the following juries for the March term. The grand jury will not be called unless in the case of an emergency. 1'etit Juuy.—Isaac F. Sperry, Ward B. Walkup and John W. Perry, of Walnut Alvin Clark, Charles M. Bratton, 51. J. Carroll, Wm. H. Holland, Wm. H. McNeeley nnd Henry Harding, Union Wm. It. Lynch, of Frankjin Charles A. llazey, Coal Creek James B. Elmore, of Bipley.

Gh**."t JrnY.—G-orgo Seybold, of Brown Charles A. Clark, of Clark S. C. Graybill, of Seott David Brown, ofi Coal Creek John V. Gnley and Jonas B. Have, of Union.

To buy Dry Goods, Notions, C'o iks, and l!ine^y Go^ds at unheardof low prices As the puschases BEING MADE IN NEW YORK AND EASTERN CITIES ARE GREATER than evro before. Our STOCK MUST BE REDUCED Wond-jtfuilv to mike room for the new g^ods. The prices will be lower than you have EVER BEEN ABLE to purchase them. OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL 8E INCLUDED IN THIS SALE.

READ A FEW OF OUR PRICES:

...lc Outing cloth, w'th ]tie yd .. .4ctK (iood gingham at '4®.'^'® .. .5cts English cashmeres, w'th 2."o. lHets .-lets 250yds tricat cloth wool, w'th 25c....lllcts .. .Sets 15 bits ladies cloth, worth Ii5 ol .. ,4els in. wide, in this sale -l.Vts i.'.'cts 1 lot of p'aid dress f'ooils worth .-lets J-JOc, double width ..,2l-',s .. .Sets black Henriettas, th 81.35. 1 il.S-'is ..5cts .... -. ". .. .. Sl.lil .. ...Mlcts ...Sets '.hi ..5cts .05 I-S'is .. tic Our entire stock of dress yoo.ls re-

-These .aro. HA RG AINS. Conje in and »ve them nn.'l.a tlv.vas intl

A E E I N S O N

The Cheap Dry Goods Man. Nexi to Elston's Bank,

Ladiesof St. John's Church. The Ladies Industrial Society of St. John's church will meet Wednesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. E. A. Binford's. We should bo glad to meet overv momber of the Parish mid plan out a system of work for tho coming six weekii.- Mus. W I' Em.i.i:. Pros.

AKir

k.^Co,V

camf.cl :. i.tv-

IN'G—and Scott's litnnlsion of cod-liver oil if you need it. A hook on it free.

».uSouthAvnmif

Ne-vWk. YoiirIru^i:ist hceps S'--ott'-,..n-miUicrt of co.'.rtvrt oil—ill tlrujyists everywhet" do. j*.

The Leland

5c Cigar,

The Leland

.'JO pountN Stiinir lor (irn'U Cotteo. \v»rt»i Gunpowder'IVn, w«rt 7."» only...

cukes Star MUip

1 |Kunl p:i(rkaf.' colfoe riotlu^ pliH. perdo/.en Mulchcs. oer box Gw»-I slurtiny per yanl ,o:t' 'allroH -auny «iown Turkey ItiM TuMi I.lneu. \vortl« "jOo......

of all kinils tli.it Hunt lies jl'.l at sotnn price.

lets gaidler-sof eont or value. 5cts Lace and (Iheiilile Curtains. 'J entiro department must be dnced fully one half

—Mr. Walter, of Crawfi.riluville, Was j'!i'lolls

FlotcberstnaiatJvocUvilloMontl.lv.

rjv,i

1 ill 1\U6U will move to Crawf»r«!, where ho is at work in the hub and

There is nothing tli:it raay not liappcn to a thin bniy. There is nothing that may I not happen to a'man wlio ir losing his healthy weight.

We say they r.re poor." They are poorer than we at first suspect.

Do j'oti want alnior.t :!1 that is known of the value plumpness tokl in a wav tcommendtoyou

llKS n«.

(Miem! (\iriiiuiB vrorili 87.511. .. S-V: 8 1(1 0(1. .. r-,.7

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1 iMP( "ni't'lti., 17.-,.. .. .'.I,S •J.'n)., .: I Hon.. .. 150

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mcniion

To The Public.

l'ii.\u i-'niiDKVtM.K, March 14. -A report having gainiil circulation that I have- gone out of business bv trans ferring my stock to wholesale tirui and •that 1 am now only soiling goods for

'iuu tiio ien Hand Siturdiy night. Lilly Survis weut to .lii.i-ion Mon Ituoruiug. v. -ir ,, sire iii this manner to emphatically donv

the ti.-tii In the capacity of a clerk, I do-

Koe Mnt.tox has returned to his home uw in St. Louis. -lb'-1 statement. It. has been uiado bv

iiv"lH

in New Market to-day. injuring my trado for thoir own indi Robort Chfeuault is visiting fi l.'iids vsdual benefit. I am still in business in north of Crawtordsville. ^the opera liouso block, where by jmit

Mrs. Dell Reynolds, of Torre iuL and fair dealing 1 have established a is visiting her mother. Mrs. Brewer. business, and which I propose to Several of our eit.Zens at:,ended Fo,.,

business with a view to

hoU1 tho n,llit vilf

ig"0ds ill as low pru»08 as thev can 1)0

1,1

spoke factorv. buying all kinds of coun'ry produ-'e, Roll Crist and wife return ".! Mondav P:,.v'nn the highest mnrkoL price theremorning from Waveland where they h..d for. To inv old frienita and

been spending a few days amo.ig friemls. jisk a eont imtanoe of the

A rough looking Canadian was in corded me for Ih.i past twentv years New Market ono d.iv list week trying ,, JUi'I ono and all continuanco to pass Bovcral of .-lusijicious iouk* int munov. »f thu courteous Iroatmont I havu al- ....

the citv. I will continue

customers

ens

om ae-

wnv.s arctudoil thiMii. Hc.ip. I S. C-. HI-ott,

PLEASANT

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

My doctor nay* it acta ftently on Uw utomnch, llrcr find klctin y», nml iw plviut&ni huntlfo. TIiIn drink ind'te fnuu and in iitt'iMUXti for UMoaauHttily h.s Um

It, ia called

LANE'S MEDICINES

All itrutrtrJ.tJi fw*]| it nt .Mv. and per tMickni?o. Iluy one tii-iliiy. I.nnr'n Painllv Mfdlcluu Minvfx (In*

Iis

iovv1m

rncli dtt« Ju order tu l«o

hwjthy, thH nci^v-iiry.

Tin: LELAND is what a great many people a smoking, because

tliev have funnel it to be the best 11 icy can "id for

FI I"/: C/t\YV,S

If you don't believe this investigate for yourself.

The LELAND is still kept up to its high .standard—a delightful

combination of Havana and Sumatro

—Try "^1 He and its ipiality

gtiarant. in In the

Wm. OONEY CIGAR Co.

LOOK AT THIS!

CONSIGNEE SALE of General Merchandise that will be closed out at once, regardless of cost or value. Below we give you a few prices of 'the many bargains we have to offer you:

.$1,011 1 Jeans, worth MOr, ntily 1-2W: .21 !7 £*pcx»ls CmrkV ihrea! v?.* Liidles* khl ?lhe* .... .ns 'J,*l Child's call *hoes .AO .1 .' Hilld'a rr»iri hutto'i sho-\ rtsr .01 Men'se tll htmJ^. worth ••i.50,

ELSTON BLOCK, EAST MAIN STREET.

R. II WILbON, Manager.

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only....

.01 A auit oT men's eloHies only l.os A inun'* oven M)t l.Ml Good .le tns n:iills OP .:u rnlaumlneo shuts

Also, a lot of Iliiril .vatv. Tin aie.JiieiMiswuie ami bier lot of notion