Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 March 1892 — Page 2

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OIVI5 JSr^JOY® J5iih tlit roc.tliod and results v,-hru By nip of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts iteatly vet promptly on the Kidneys, '-ivcr and Bowels, cleanses the sysfn eflcotuiilly, dispels colds, head-

Khes and fevers and cures habitual constipation. £vrup of Figs is the .jiily rerr.oiy of its kind ever proiKioed, pit »ri:ijr to the taste ami ac Ce-phMe to tlio slunac-h, prompt jr. ^it.s' :•«:ieii a::d truly bn:iMo:al ia its ciFccis, Tiropaml only from the mou iieah'iy and n^rrot-iihle substances, its many "excellent qualities commend it to ali aiul ave made it, the nio:i popular remedy known. t'Yi'i'.p of FL-s is fcr sale in SCo

Ani SI bot&ts hv all lead.t.-g drug:3- -ts. Any reliftble druggist wl.o uiaj not I'.ave it on hand will pro i-.iU j)ri.niplly for any one who v. try P.. I)a »tat accept any substitute

CJURORYM F/S SYRUP CO

SAN i'vAK&SCG, CAl.t

lQ'j ,WUl. MEW YORK, A'

WAITED HELP.

•"\\TANTKn--Unliable VV sive bra

WANTP/JV-to

•uth Gri:

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e^niph othee,

man U) ojH-ran: exclii-

ranch in Crawfordsvdle ot huge

nunviiacturmg concern: f."o0 ca-Oi fully erieured. andtlr^t ei s«» roforenee reuuirod. Address {laid win. V4\ I»Kvrb"rn St reel Koom -O, Chlcairo liU ... JU a. stable til J514*0111)1

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Wa.-Ulnsrt^uj Mre

yrM Pot :ke orders. No dellvering-or col-

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eeMuir: no experience: steanv work: »rm ,!usr specialties, sample? tre«v •J GLENN linos., Koehesier, N "Y.

A PK 1—On or before r« yard.

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and good •n street.

OK i5A UK—A !iOUe and west ol t.'ohiu r'a-.'tory,-Ni u.ari cat) on .1 .v. t.

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WANTED-Voshi.)

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"clerk or copyist by Amcompe-

a man over "»0 years of aire

tent and wUiiiur to work at anything legitimate a?ul honorable. Address Veteran, Journal othco,

7ANTE1tainUv r-ii »n re

(5lrl for house work Hut ere nee rtV] red.

in Mnn'l 40 ,5t

rOd SALE...

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C4\[,K—Tw-o va*ajjt lots on south Grren siicirt/at a lutriratu.-Jn«}uire at Ms west \N abash uvcuue.

1 T^OJl SALB~ Air ot!'hT-rKm house. !ar*ro lot. ".eeHar and cblvrn. Tor pi ieeajzd terms •ii.ll on llaniulu lluiioii i»i

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lot, llrst house

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A work Undie wrapped 'with red iiM-'Ubllnd bridle witn sipiare bit on it hash avenue «»r tSreen v,••ar 'A'aiUfrVsutblc. l'itder pleuse reto W:il or -fiO.e.

i»|-—tvh.-lvt, a ^i nO gutd 11 U: \\iihs l'ati e!irritv*«d. on Inside.. J^cavv at U'.M M.trki btie»a tud receive jowurd.

FOR RENJ.

I"OU \IKNT—1 hxtn tor• a.'-.h-r.KiAuJid thxjr. at the CrawtordoVioe Cand (imn Street.

CURE

Elck llcadiche and relievo all tho tronbl«s iflcf* dent to a bilious elate oi tho oyutera, such as Diziicege, Kausea, Prowslnesa, Dlatre^e after citing. Tain in tao £:ie. ie. Whllo their most remarkable success liaj been ehown ia curiug

SICK

ling to do with^c. thi-ju. But after all sick head

Is the banc of ?o many Uvea that hnro la libera vomaktsouryrcatLcair:. Oarpillacuroitwhilo Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills are vsry ftmall and Tc ry capy to take. Oxie or two pilla ruafcoa dona. They are strictly vegetable and do not grip© or ptirgp, bat by thUr ger.tla action plcaeeall who usetbem. In vislsat 25 miiu five for ?1. Sold l»y drugglata syerywli-^io, cr scut by mail.

CARTER W5tVC?Nfi-CO., New York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

^HUMPHREYS' f^VETERSHARY SPECIFICS

Fcr Ecrsc-s, Cattle, Shco-. Dsrs, H"r. AND FOtJLTay. 300 l'nse Ilnok mi Tri-ntmi'nl of AiiiinnU und (..hurt ?»ciii FriT. cri'K." Fevers,('onirr««t iou^, Inflnmtnntlon A.A.» |iitul .Xi'iiiutfiti«i, .1 ilk J'trvcr. II.II.—tt-ittn*, liittiictM'Aw, inii'iimaihni*

DAILY -JOURNAL

By T. B. McCAlN.

I Bnterod at the Postoittrc at Crawfordsvtlle Indiana, as second-class matter.

THE TAILV JOl'KNAL,

Ov mall, peramuiin .15.00 l»v mall, six mouth 00 By ruall, three months 'Xn llV carrier. per week 10

THK WKKKLY JOUKNAL.

Threcmocths *9 Six mouths.... JJi? One year II.-o

Vor papers sentoutsldc the county 10 cents additional for postage. The WKKKI.Y must invariably be paid for In advance.

Semi postal note or monev order.

MONDAY, MAHC1I 7, 189i!

This Date iu History—March 7,

ltfJ-Antonltitto Tins, the "jjood emperor" 01 Honie. dietl. iW--lYrpeiua and Folic it a. noted Christian di'votees. mavtvrel in Carthage. 1707 Stephen llopklns, si^uer of the Peclatw tion of Independence, born in SeituaU*, 1^. I.: died I7iv.

Principal day of the lonp and romplieahnl battle of Pea Uitlge, Ark.: it wtis reuv'.ved on the $th,,nnd as the* Confedi-ratis withdraw a Foh»ral victory was claimed Confederate Generals Melnto*h and McCnl!«ch were killed Federal loss,

This morning'a nontlv printed ntuvspapor lati.!el Tin' Daily .Slav inaJe its ap[Har,iiu'.- iu the journalistic field asking the sanport o£ the Dcii.ocnicy of Crnwfonl-vili'.', which Las ln'retofore beon without :i daily organ. 'J he ll'tv/i'Ij/ Slur will also Iv DiMiiocratic hut the •Suiiikti/ Sinr will remain neutral ns heretofore." The Dnili/ Star will be issued iu lb.- ..morning and will no doubt in time have a goo 1 following among the Democrats ot ihe city. It is backed, we understand, by county chairman Will Joiiusto:'!. Auditor Uoben, Walter

Unlet. Taylor Tuompsor, J. S. Znck and others. These gentlemen, it s'ated, have beon dissatisfied with the policy of the llvvif.ir, which for 50 year has been the party organ and the only one in ,the county. The Herkir backed also by many old Democrats headed by Sheriff Bibie, Commissioner Fnllon, John Bcoe and John G. Overton. Tii R. JOI'KNAL has no comment to make iu the uatter as it is not THE JOI KN'.I I/~ fig!'. THE JOI'K.NAL wishes all parties well and hopes to live at peace with all ns.it has donetin the past.

Nn«ul i)i«chargr^,

l|.I),**|{utN ir (irub««, Worm*. K.K.-('j)iiKb«, lIcnvtM, r.irumnnia* M-.—CHIIIC or rip«, lioll ^nuearrluKf, Mrmorrhntfea. rlim ry iuhI lii.lii..y ))i«cH»cn. J.I,—hrupllvp l)}»rn«.(h, Iuutco, J.K.—Di^ennen of J)iu«K»tun, I*aralyH]«?« fcini{leIkttlo (over Wdo«A), ,(j£ htuble fuHCt wlUi SiKselfiej*, Manual t'U-rliiary Cnro Oil Ji.vIMf^licaUT, S7.0Q Jnr elcrijiary Cure (iil, 1,00

Sold by Druggists or Sent Preptlc anrwhere and many quantity on Iisccipt of Price. HUMPHEEYC MEDICINE CO., Cornnr William and John Sts., New Y'J

'AXNOT

mail famiiy on W. V..Jaekman Fui.tory,

Head&chc. yr-t C: rler*rf Li'tle JJr?r Pills et9 equally valtxable ia Constipation, caring and proVcattng tills snnorintrcoiaplaiut,r hila they also correct all disorder* ft? ih*- Uocia^h^timulBtetha liver «.ud rcguLo.g ihebc'./ela. ilvtaiX tioy only

HEAD

Aclifi thoy TTirsld l^calsi^lprlcelcasto thosa wbo Sufi's? from Udadiwtre^-iogcotnpialnt butfortuuately thetrgocJxioecdowj notend hcro^ind thoaa vho once try them will find these little pills valu. cble In

many ways that they ViU cot be wil

York.

HX72^:PEEEYS, HOHEOrATEIC f* ff

SPECIFIC No./Sii

iu tiao o0 y-uTn. Tho only *-«rrc6«f»d rtrm-Jy for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

•nil Prostration, from' ovrr-wurk or other cauneL S. iMir vial, or a viols and lari-o vial piiwdor, Jor gj. Sou

IIY

liurfKiisin, orwjnl iKtftnnlitonrcculiit

of iirlfC.-HUMPHBF.YS' MEDICINE CO., Oor. WlUlwi and John St«.. N.

Ooiihmg to Consumptions Komp'fi Balrain will Rtop the cough at on n.

refrain from sending word of

^oodcheer on the prospects of the Republican party. On all leading measures relating to the industrsal and tinan •nl interests of the people, we are strong and growing stronger. On the contrary, our opponents are weak and growing weaker. They are divided: we are united. Jf we do not win it Is our own fault. \Vt will be justly censurable if, with such great measures involved, every

Republican does not feel that he is appealed to personally and thai victory in the election depends on him. -Jttmrs O. lilm'ne? lJ'.\ /N.'iy.

C.4.VJ lit:u

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When £this tube gets i'lllamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, aud unless tho inflammation can iM! taken out and this tube restored to :ta normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an ir.ilamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hun dred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. •Send for circular? free.

I-'. J. CJlKXIii' & CO.,Toleuv Sold by driie rist, 7f» cents.

Thf Jiri'iibl lea ii Stnrc I mi ifiilimi II For the above occasion the Big -I will sell tickets to Indianapolis and return at One Fare for the Hound Trip. Tickets wiil be sold March and 10. only limited to date of sale going, and good until and including March 11, 18512

I. E. lloiilNSIlN, Agent.

Hi'ilnifil Ihttcs to mild iiitpnl I*. The Vandalia line will sell on March and 10 tickets from all stations in Indiana to Indiauapolis and return at one faro for the round trip, good to return including all trains of March 11, on account of the Indiana State Kepublican convention. For further particulars ap ply to nearest .ticket acent of Vandalia line. (luitriintcca Cure, -i1

Ws authorize otir advertised druggist to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are af'.licted with a cough, oold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no beneiit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King's new discovery could bo relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottle free at Nye Co.'s drug store. Largo size 50 cents and $1.

Safe and lift table.

In buying a cough medicine for children," says II. A. Walker, a prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough IV'inedy. There is ho danger from it and relief is always sure to follow. I

particularly recommend Chamberlain's 1 uT, because I have found it to be safe and

A CLOSE

l,:Fd:

Oorifedcf-ate, not reported. l$74~ Miih\rd Fillmor», thirteenth preside::!, dh-d in i^nitalo K»rn IfSK). 1ST:.- -Sir Arthur Holpsdied in London,agel ."»0.

C'lattklcLouis Mathieu, \ttronomer, died, nijtMi l?7fi~lloinc for the Aued in Brooklyn burned and'I? Hve«! losu 1^77-Matilda Ilomm, actress, died in New

Yorkr born ISft).-

l^SS-C. G. Memmtnis'i r, Confederate secretary of the trca&ury, died in Charleston: born lau 1^X1-Jnclsje itemjntrton F. n«»i dolph. ctnluent ver. di»*d in .I-Tsey City, atred To. 1SC1— t.* Uus Vanderbilt avc bail of $2.'»,O00 torch tieey M. Depiw.

A CHANGE OF BASE.

CALL.

Murderous Aot of a Orazy Hobrow Boffffar iu New York.

HE SHOOTS RABBI HEXRY P. MESDEZ.

The lutendcd victim fl*d Kefuaed to Supply Htm Further with Money— .ill* I.tfu Snvfld by the Plattinr of Bit Shirt,

/. WAXTRP TO KIM. A KABBF. NI'.W YOUK, March T.—Dr. Henry P. Mcndez, pastor of Shearith Israel synagogue at Ninth street and Fifth avenue, had a remarkable escape from death at the hands of an iusane man shortly after 7 o'clock Saturday night. He is a Hebrew native of Morocco and his name is Jose Mesrachki. He Is a beggar whom Dr. Mendez and some of his wealthy congregation have helped from time to time. He attend ed the services at the synagogue which were begun this eveuinp at 6 o'clock. He waited on the street for the doctor. At o'clock l)r. Mendez appeared. Mesraohki greeted him and walked along beside him. He asked for money as usual. Dr. Mendez said he was getting tired of giving him money continually, and said that Mesrachki ought to go to work and support himself. At 7: to they reached

Dr. Mendez' house. I)r. Mendez opened the door and invited Mesrachki in. Half way down the hall there is a sliding' glass door. When Dq. Mendez reached the door he rolled it back. Suddenly Mesrachki slammed It shut again, and Dr. Mendez turned to see a man with blazing eyes and livid facc.

Demand for Money.

Mesrachki had a revolver in his hand pointing it at Dr. Mendez. He ex claimed: "I want $100 right away."

Or. Mendez after an iustaut recov ered his presence of mind. "Don't get excited and I'll get it for you." he said. "Oh, no, you won't. I want it now," cried the indigent man with a laugh.

Dr. Mendez put his hand in his pocket and drawing forth some money said: *t "Here's all the money 1 have." "I waut S100." "If you don't get out I'll call the police," Dr. Mendez replied.

Shot the ilabhl.

With the revolver aimed point blank at Dr. Mendez' breast Mesrachki fired. Dr. Mendez had backed down the hall and tried to get to the street door. The ball struck him just to the left of the mcdean line in the abdomen, His life was saved by the plaiting of his shirt, which was very thick. The ball struck the shirt plaiting. passed through it and was deflected and passed along just under the skin and was stopped by the lowest rib on the left-hand side. The wound is only a flesh wound. The beggar ran out and escaped.

THEY DIED TOGETHER.

Artist Montague Kills Mia Wife and llim. *t»lf In Washington. WASHINGTON, March 7.—Two shots

fired simultaneously in a room occupied by Fcrnleigh Montague, an artist, and his wife, startled the occupants of the house 51S Fourth street, northeast, Sunday. The door was forced open by an officer, when husband and wife were found lying on the bed dead. From their position the woman had evidently allowed her husband to place the pistol to her mouth aud fire. Then he turned the bloody weapon to his own mouth, fired and dropped back on the pillow dead. Despondency, the result of long and painful illness, was undoubtedly the cause of the deed, but the reason for the wife's consenting to the rash act is a, mystery. A theory is advanced that she worshiped the man to that extent that she was willing to die with him, and another is that, having waited upon him so long and being herself worn out, she too became despondent and preferred to die.

DEFICIENCY BILLS.

The l!ou«e Panne* Two During It* Set nion on Saturday* WASHINGTON', March 7.—The house

took up the urgency deficiency bill providing for public printing. 8370,i)00: government insane hospital, S22,000: police court District of Columbia, S1T,-44-J: public building, Fastport, Me., J0,*.'71: capitol building, £9,000 furniture, Washington City post ofiice, S10,'000. The bill was passed.

Mr. Hatch (Mo.) then called up tho bill making appropriations to supply deficiencies in the agricultural department appropriations. The bill recommended S1 .VA,(100 to carry into effect the meat inspection law and 510,000 for experiments with sugar. The bill was passed.

MR. SPRINGER IS WORSE.

1 892!

There

lilt Physician* Say, However, No Cause for Alarm. WASHINGTON, March 7.—The condi

tion of Congressman Springer is worse. There is a recurrence of the virulent form of erysipelas which had once almost disappeared, and the left side of his face is badly swollen and the eye nearly closed. Periods of delirium are also more frequent and there is a tendency to stupor—a new phase in his condition, but one which his physicians declare not to be particularly alarming.

Stimulate the Mood.

Brandreth's Pilla are the great blood purifier. They are a purgative and blood tonic, they act equally on the bowels, tho kidneys, and the skin, thus cleansing tho system by the natural outlet of the body—they may be called tho purgative sudorific and diuretic medicinc. They stimulste the blood so as to enable nature to throw off all morbid humore, and cure disease no matter by what name it may be called. One or two of them taken every night will prove ap infallible remedy. Sold in every drng and medicine Btore, either plain orjfsngnrcotsJ.

Xe\vnpapera Enilorae.

"Educators are certainly the greatest benefactors of the race, nnd I, after reading Dr. Franklin Miles' jxjpular works, cannot help declaring him to be among-the most entertaining and educating authors." He is not a stranger to our readers, as his advertisements appear in our colnmns in every issne, calling attention to the fact that the elegant work on Nervous Bnd Heart Diseases is distributed free by our enterprising druggists Nye & Co. Trial

n°UleB,of

and

reliable." 25 and oil cent bottles for sale bv Nve A- Co.

M'W Nerv.ne „ro

glven

away, also Book of Testimonials showing that it is unequalled for Nervons Prostration, Iloadacbe, Poor Memory,

On March 1st, every department will be a grand show of newness. New Spring Styles of Cloaks, New Silks. New Dress Goods in all the new Wool Fabrics, Ginghams and Wash Materials. In the above are

There are many new waves to show this season. All will admit that the fine products of the foreign looms excell anything previously offered. Crepton, a new weav in plain and mixtures meet with great-

It shows some High Art Novelties, Printed India and Shanghai Silks, All the new colorings in Fallie Francaise for street and even ug wear. Brocaded Navelties in changeable silks. New colorings

Embroideries, White Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Edings, Insertings and Sets, white Cambric and Swiss All-overs, Demi-Flouncings, 22, 27 and 45 inch Flouncings, black Edgings, All-overs, Demi and 45 inch Flouncings, Lace, Silk, Linen and Cotton in white, cream and black: fancy Veilings, and Berges Curtain Muslins and Scrims curtain lace and Chenile Ruchings, Ladies' lace and linen, cull's, collars and neckwear. Ladies' and gents' handKerchiefs, silk, linen and cotton in while, colored borders and embroidered: ladies'

A complete line of ladies' and childrens' hosiery, gloves, mitts and underwear Kid Gloves, sued and glace hooks and buttons yarns and

Buttons, corsets, dress trimmings, umbrellas, silk and cotton threads, crochet, and embroidery cotton.5, dress stays, arm shiels, dress maker's

For S*orin.g and Stammer.

THE LEADER OF FASHION.

Dress Goods Department.

Black Dress Fabrics.

Finest novelties imported. Crepton, Serge,' Hlack Mohair. FANCY,. Whip Cord, Camel's Hair, Nun's Veiling, Lansdown, SI"ITS.

Silk Department.

White Goods Department.

Hosiery Department.

Notions.

Leader of tin.© FeisliiorL and LowPrioes.

127, 129 East Main Street.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

18 9 2!

many lines of our own importation and seanivd styles. In wash goods many new novelties will be found. We shall also continue the grand bargain sale in I-inens and Lace Curtains.

favor. Bedford Cords, Camel's Hair. Tweeds, Chevron Granite Cloth Henriettas, I'laids, Stripes and Clocks, Printed Challes and ('repon in endless selections, French Ginghams, Outing Cloths. Ktc. lite.

iOODS, NOVELTIES IN

iu velvets. Mouslene de Sour, all the new .-h idt-s S Mousleins, new colorings. Ladies of Crawfo''d«yill« and vicinity, come and see us ami ak to see thest goods with trimmings to match.

zephyrs, fancy cords, drops, felt silks, plain and fancy for art work and embroidery materials.

findings, crochet hooks, pins, needles, braids and everything in small wares that goes to make up a complete notion department.-..

\.£

cull's, collars and and unbleached

and beys' shirt waists: gents' white shirts, crashes, bleached table linens, damask, buck and glass towels, nap kins and dovhes, notton, linen, tapestry, and chenile table covers: novelties, in fancy while goods, apron lawns, victoria lawr.s, striped and checked Is'ain sooks, India linens, tai letans, swiss tuckings, etc. dragon black dress goods, lawns, checks, stripes and lace effects imported and domestic black sateens novelties in imported dress goods quilts, white and coWed crochet and Marseilles.

mill) OAMiKI, n-111 lie a riln.li,l„t,. for Mayor ul ie cit ol l-ntwrortUvilU', suliiortloi '1('ol''"l,n l!:' oily roin-M,,'

of, KI,I7» II

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.-I7l77n„7r("

lor Mayor on lie ciiy ol 'i-awfni-dM ||], „,| i," lo the ilccMon

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the Ui|uliMciui ciiv iiM

iin.ry convent I. MI loIn held isji-

WM. I). N li'lh il.SON wiil I... iiTuuniiT,Kte for re-iioiiiliiiitlon Im the otlii-e cf nv Tti-'m

UUT,

Kia-jeut to tlie ileels'un of the Ui-i

III.If"

can Iiriiiiiiiiy election lieM ihu,l. ,M.,r. "Vi

Oil AHUM SCOTT will bo a' .cmidlrfuTe I'm-•c-miuiiiuittoii tor Oily lei bel'.ire the lie lilleiin primury (-.invention lo lio'luld ,n Sidutilny, Jliir, ::(i.

JOHN J. mioTllKHS will he a candidal., i,-7 i.Mty Mai!mi tif t'rawl«rdsvill'

drcilon ot' the llc'iniblleun primary coiivcMinn to bo hold on .Saturday, March tw:: IIUKACK V. KNSM1NUKK Will be a late Jor re-nomlnatUm for 1 ii»- |Htrsi!hmof Murchit, subje to tho deMylon t»l ihc lh-i»ub llcan piimany e'ectlon, Saturdav, Marcii

SAMTKL ItKACJI will he a cuudidate for •otmeilmiiu from the First ward, Mihjen the tleclrlon tho Kcpublieati primart^^invention to bo held on Saturday, March 3d

WILLIAM \V. DAUTKIt will be a eandi tate' for Counolltntin from tho Kirnt wan I, stiMeel the decision ot' tho hepubllcan oriniary convention to he held on Suturday, March

FOWSISON (}. MolNTlKK will be aeandid ttc ['or Councilman from the First ward, subjoot tothe decision ofthe Koptihlican primurv -ou. vention to 1-0 held on Saturday. March tid,

KI ItKVNOIiDsf will hp a c:indid Ue for .'outicllman from the Third ward HijhJcei to the lecirdon of the Hepublicau primat coiivenhin of March

OllAltM-'^ l)AVl?.of Union lownnldp.nill be a candidate for Sh.-rltr of Moiu^oinery-'-county, Mihjeot to tho decision of !tcpubiic nominating convent ion.

Music Hall sM," One Performance Only.

S3EjC02£'D ANNUAL TCUR Of the lleijrning l-avontct*.

Goodyear, Eiitch &

Schilling's

MINSTRELS

.0i)0in Gorgeous Draperies mid

Paraphanalia for the

ltoyal Court First Part.

An Olio of incomparable Specialties'

A (irand Company cf Comedians

EVERYTHING NEW.

(.'HAS. E. Si'IIU.U.NT Bole Prop ,V Man EL

Prices, 3s, 5°

an(1

75-

Scats for salt by KJbli:son Ot Wallace

Girls Sewing School.

Mr*. Wade, of this city, ha* opened a sewing school i'or youns: girls, from the si^eof io l,V at her home. NIG £outh Wa^hln^ton Street, ••very Saturday afternoon.

Ali kind* ot' plain und ftney sewing will l»iv taught without the aid of a machine. This is something our litf U* city hns needed a longtime aud It is to he hoped the parents wiil. -ctiiar their llitle daughters .are placet in Mrs. Wudc's cute, a.* she is competent, of teaching, having had twelve years' experience in dressmaking.

Those wishing to see Mrs. Wade will tlnd her at. home on Friday of each week. Terms, l.HO per scholar: term..'? months.

Drs.T'.J.&nd Mnriha E.H. Gr iiP.th °ffiKeXleneo Soi'th rcon ,tr ct

re. Dr.

OritUtb rdvee

apodal at tcp'Jon

Uhrouic alirt SurgirK.1 l.-n--t ol \V Jinan,Children, anci Obfe(«-|V Dr-Grlffltt1..ttfranesai prat'i'.co. •JOTF-JINI./R ATK N XIIF

Henla tho Soros

Ki'storcs the Senses of Tasl* ajid SIIK IK

TfiTf THE CURE.

JAPAMESS:

A Guaranteed Cure for l'iles of whatever kind or degree—External. Internal, Hiind or MloedIngltchlnir,Chronic,Koccnt.t llore'Jitar.v 'J hlsItemedy J4as iosit ivei) ni'Vfr lieen kno^O 10 fall, fl .t»0 a box, hoxos t«.»r

^."».00 eut iy

mall prepaid on receipt, of price. A written (luarantee postivoly given to each puichtircr of (5 boxes, witen purchased at onetime, to refund ho £.".00 paid If not cured. Guarantee Issued by Nye Ar Co, Prtig^lsts.t Sole Agents .•rawf(»rdsvii1«-, Ind. Samnle«« l're4«.

ELY S CAT4R CREAM BALM

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Q-|KEY-N0TE|cC Head and He Restored.

lly ttie aid ol'a iK-wiy .llsi u-.'rn.i! rtionii'-ul |iroccs!1, oritflnittiiiK Iti the fertile ln-ain ol" forinor iiu-mlicr of Hie Olusjrow rnl\ Mr^it.v. il:c NOIKlerrill Ci Ull)OUM],

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iiitcltcctual vl^or, lirlllluney mill viv:i'.-lly lit. tliou^rliL, (rri'iit ineiiial and" p!i.\h ii! etrcucili, crealliur litirlirr junl noliicr i.\'tc ol n.iiuv hooil. 1-^'erj' liimiiin being- ^Imtilfl I P(' It. it nosltlvoly cures all form? ol si'inlii'il (yenNni'NMinil linpoteney. So |iijsltlve are m-of 1 Iiillut-IHV. should imi the tlrftt. hoti.!r cure y*. n, we will senil tuiol her free of elm we. 0'/."NR MKDICAI.L'N IXJI'K BOX SOS. I.YNI-LILIU:C. H.I.I.

—For sale—(5 acres or less, directly--, west of .Junction House. Decided luirgnin. City property taken in oxohntnev Address look box 423, oily.

Jlncklcn'n Arnica. Halve.

The best salve in the world fcr cats, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sorea, tetter, chapped hands, chilapmbs corns nnd all skin eruptions, and lof-c-tively cures pilos, or no pay retjuirfd. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat:6faction, or money rofundtnl. Price '25 cents per box. tfor sale br Nye Co

31IICH' Kcrve tt I.lver J'llls. Aot on a new principle—regulating the tver stomtche and bowels ihromjh the nerves. A now discovery. Dr .Miles' Pill" speedily cure billouncKS. bud taste, torpid liver piles, constipation. TTneqnaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest nrest. 80 dtM-es 26 cents.