Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 March 1892 — Page 4

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Not One of Our Rings.

llu*. wo lmvo !that are O'jUiiU.v uiif.tcitvounc! our display oT Ml/VtvKW.VHK is toast for tho ovo. If that, which is lustnnjbeyoiul ilt«'nitlon. but utmost porl'tvtlj plain, appeals to your tiis-to wo can show you some guperU specimen*: tho highly ticu* rated Is it) your line, wmc'and look at some of the most pleading !evico?» that oxer left, the made tlnjrer* ot neeompii:»b*i workers in silver. It w.itiM be mi.-huko for you to run away with tho idea thai it takes a »iea! of money to such.'•tastes, .We will clear away such misapprehension* on lluit point it you wili call unci HK»k at our Oranjre- Howis. »Nut and Fruit iJlshos, am! other article* too numerous lo'mention, riea.se l».-ar in mind thnt we are headquarter* for making' timekeepers out of your watrhesv arid clock aii'i thai the reason we repair more than nil others.

207 East .Main St :ei

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Didn't Make This Pair,

For it £ool shoo you can s:• noUtinL' t,,o Kooil: for a but] shoe nothing too bad. \Vulj a bad shoe yo.i can't do anythiiif,-. us hopeless case and Abe sooner you get rid o! it the better you'!! bo off. We would jus! as soon think of trying to t'ive bad shoe a good character as we .would of trying to Kive a pood shoo a bad character. Our £, •shoe a pen its for itself the minute it. is on the foot. It is unreliable in absolutely no spect. It is just what economical buyers are lookinjr for- it, jrfy.es economy a chance without sacritiuinp either iiuiitit.y. or mmtort.

J". S, KELI.Y.

hast Main Sir*Mt.

EASTER.

J//'*. J/. II'. ll'/bon. the fashionable milliner, is opening new patterns for inspection.

The

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stock is

\-5\a\\X«L b'b \t JklK COAP "1

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COLLARS

new

SiANOARO

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and in

cludes all the latest novelties.

Low prices will prevail The Ladies are all welcome at

fcoutli Washington Mreeu

WORkS

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARr.

BEST FOB.

General Household Use.

UFFS.

and

foefcOasraj'.

MADE ONLY BY

N.KFAIRBANK & CO. CHICAGO.

Da Jo

MONDAY, MAKtill 28, 1892.

They Want To Be Mayor.

The Democrats have, a surplus of candidates for the Mayoralty. They have on tup the following material, to-wit: John L. Shruni. Stevon Lee, Squire Wright, John Hooe, John Courtney and Ales. Uarper with some lesser lights far behind in the procession.

New Law Firm.

This morning M. \Y. Bruner and G. W. J'aul entered into partnershi]) for the practice of law and will begin as onco iu the olliv'o now occupied by Mr. Urumjr, ,ovt.,r MaUorney's hardware store. r.tJlii, gct.lleiuen are old and suoeessful practioners and will doubtless do a lively busmess.v

The

them all success.-7': -.

Uoropletft and Perfect.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Nash were tho' victims of the commercial travelers' fortnightly .surpiise party. Saturday I'veuiug. Th«'.v had been invited to take •ejt with 11. M. lb r'.er and wife and wen.' rushing &bo'tu. to be able to get off. ill.-^liuio whenithe .surprise iiarty came hur^'iug isit'o their honi" ami took complete

!os",'"--!on.

D.'M. SViU.-.i'iit-j nired .73 years, and an old citizen of this county, died this morning at hix o'clock at his home near the T. N. .Myers ]ihice, just west of the city, lie leaves a wife but uo children, l'lie funeral will: occur to-morrow morning at 1(J o.eiock, eider Itarnhill oHiciiitiiifj..

Inlermentat Oak Liill.

It Struck the Barn-

S.iluil:iy afternoon when the thunder B'orni came up a bolt.i.if lightning struck the lmrn of 1^ britton just =outh of the ci'.y s!.er Britton happened in the barn' at the time and although'it took fire, he succeeded, as he thought,

eNtingnisbing the ilames.

ft. seems that he did not, however, for about dark the barn was'again observed to be on fire. it was too late to save it so the energies of. all were devoted to getting out the stock and implements. Kverythmg was saved except about three tons of hay. The loss was about 00 and there was Sl.'ifl insurance iu the I'luenix of Hartford.

A Close (Jail.

There was a lively set to yesterday morning at the establishment of (leorge Ueii on north (jreen .'street. It appears that Clara Thompson has been tolerably thick with (leorge and when another eolon'd gentleman named Forney, who reci ntly arrived from Blootnington, began to bask in the s.un.shine of her lovely firnilefi (reorge fell the green orel monster kicking about, in his bosom like an irascible mule in a cowshed. Finally spurred to desperation he got out the family meat knife vesterdav morning rnd went after Mr. Forney in startling manner. There would have been death right there had not Fornev drawn a large revolvoi and holding at his antagonist's head backed to the I door and escaped. Forney swears there will be blood shed yet.

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Bottles of Bradl'ield'a Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other dip oases combined, of 1 '5 years standing, and

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hrlivm I am cured mtirn-

///, for which please accept niy thanks Mas. W. K.

Stkiujt.vk,

Ridge, Ga.

Sold by Nye & Co.

—It you want cakes, pastry or candy for a wedding, party, or a banquet, try us. Ntcnoi.sox A-.Tackmax.

A WINDING TIOKET,

.Tbe Result of the Largest Ptmrnry Vote Ever Oast iu the Uity is Satisfactory,

No muttoi what would luivi the I outcome of Saturday's primary elections ja winning

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would have been notii-

mated and tho Republican voters of the {city of iK'Cos»ity must have been salistied. So much excellent material was there to choose from that an unusually largo number of voters were attracted out to cast their ballots. The vote was simply piienoiinMiiil and is but a harI binger oT what Criiwfordsville Repuhli j'Oans are goiug to do next May. It was

was found to bo as follows: I'l KST IV.MI1..

H.unleJ Sli'well

Handel ituijrtfHv MAISSIIAI,. Hrot In't's.. l)u«nuu^cr.^M

majority TltKAS

Urothcrs

Nicholson..

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rorNCIl.M AN.

Beach ... Mi lnttre Hurler... Mor-

Mve»s' plurality SKCONI) W A HIV WOK. Ihindel St ilwell

Handel's majority. MAKSflAI.. Knsnuutfor brothers

MWithers* m«jouty .v..« TR K.ASI" UF.lt. Nit hoNoti..• ill HK Scott t'OCNt't I..M A N. Smrth Tomlinson

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Kamlel 'ma

JoritNAT bespeaks for

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Eamsej-SalliTRu.

Bert Ilnmsey, thi- iH'pular young blacksmith, went to I.ogansport this iiibriiing ai.d this evening at 8 o'clock will lead to the altar Miss Anna Sullivan, a churming young h.dy formerly of this city and well known to a host of friends here. They will arrive in this city tomorrow and begin house keeping at their prepared home on Franklin street,attended by the best wishes of all who know them.

A most pleasant and

•lifllgbtful«tveuSng

via*

passed and the

V«tivit:i were continued until late hour '. •..•

Heaths,

M:h. (ialloway. widow of the late Wiiliam (ialloway, died yesterdav at l:er home in Mace. The funeral will oocur tins morninBi ialeriiie-ntat Smarts• bur

Knsisiin:er Hrotliers ... ......

Brother^ majority. TUEAsinr.n. Nk'hoUon...-

Scott.

Handel's uiajorltj MAIISIIil, EnsinlnKe- ... II rolberb

nrullicrs' majority .......... •niKASCItl'.ll. Xicliolson ..........j,... ci.EiiK. Si-oit

C. M. Scott is again the candidate for Cierk. and again will be elected to the position he tilled so ably last term. Mil is all right in every way and is worthy of the honor he won without opposition.

John Brothers, the candidate for Marshal, has already demonstrated his entire fitness for the place ti. which he h-ts been nominated by a number of Tears of efficient service on tho police force of the city. Ho is honest, fearless, and thorough in the performance of hie duty and will make a splendid Marshal.

Ben S. Myers, tho candidate for the Council in the First Ward, is the very man for the place. He represents not only the interests of his Ward but of the city as well, and is wrthy of all confidence as a conservative, businesslike Councilman.

Austin Tomlinson, the candidate of the Second Ward, is one of the city's most enterprising young bufiim-ss man. He has been engaged in the grocery business here for several years as a member of the linn of Tomlinson A Scaggs and has hosts of friends who will see that he is elccted by a good round majority.

A. J2. Reynolds is again up from the old reliable Third Ward, and will be elected again by an increased majority. During the last term he was one of the most active members of the Council and has obtained a knowledge of the conditions and requirements of the city that makes his presence in the council chamber indispensable.

The Republicans have nominated a red hot ticket and will elect it bv a red hot majority.

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I murrain-.

To make it apparent to. thousanJs, who think themselves ill that thev are not affected with any disease, but that thy system simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfort home to their hearts, as a costive condition is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

-—Our lino of candy is the finest freshest and largest in tho city. Nioiiotiso.v & Jabkman.

—Try Nicholson fc Jnckman's fine hand made cream Bon Boris.

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A 01inre.ii War iu Which There is MUCH Bail Blood ami Laugtu\ie.

Center church, in Coal Creek township, is presumably so called became it is right in the center of the Bristle Ridge neighborhood and is, iu point of absolute fact, perched sipiarely on tho topmost pinnacle of the much maligned ridge. Center church is sustained and maintained by the New Light denomination and the presiding genius is a good old elder named Click from Boone county. Now, Center church always been notorious for its .rackets and

jn la'e hour before the ballots were all has probably figured moie in tho courts counted and when at length t.h? work of justice than any other three churches was done the result lii the several wards in the county. Tlieru, is a row now on foot in its several precincts, however,1 which bids fair to surpass in magnitude' and 'excitement any previous s-trnggle which has yet been euaclijd thcreairtlie' name of the .true religion'.''"To It'egin at. the beginning, as Yory Brookshiro would say, it seems that two or three years ago a wild eyed, long haired Free

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Methodist prea.her passed through the Bristle liidge neighborhood Seeking whom he might devour. He devoured

a good many chickens and considerable corn bread to say nothing or pe.iuheB and watermelons in iht^ir season, and he also led several good and worthy New Lights from that straight and narrow path ill which they had traveled friiti their early youth. Of course, Center church lost, no time in expelling those

its members who dated to listen to the fiery words of this false prophet. Among the angels who fell a' this time were John Harmon and wife, and the ollicial board lost no time iu relegaling them to the cohorts of the eternally condemned. Well, it cauio to pass that in the progress of time the Free Methodist [(readier whose heavenly artillery had crowded the mourners' bench with writhing, groaning and repentant sinners. betook himself hence and the burrl'JT oak hats of Bristle liidge knew him no more. His tlock scattered and the Harmons seeing the error of their way again began to attend the services at

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Kevnolds Nye

!Ie\ noldri majority HlX'AriTUI.ATIUN. VTOH. n.indel Milwell.

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The ticket is headed by a gentleman who has nothing against him and everything in favor of him. Mr. Bundel ban been closely ident fled with tho city's interests for years. He is well acquainted not only with every class of people here but with the needs and the requirements of the city in matters of reform, internal improvement atid progress of every kind. He has been a member of the council and is peculiarly adapted to the position to which he will be elected.

Wm. E. Nicholson, the candidate for treasurer, needs no better recommendation than his past able admininistration. Hels popular, progrefsive and will be elected by the usual largo majority.

Center church. Almost, a month ago it was noised abroad tfiat they intended to "join" again and no little stir did this announcement cause. The other even-

,.104 ing occurred the regular monthly meeting at Center church and the place was packed. The Harmon faction sat. on one side and the anti-Harmon faction on the other, and bitterly scowled across the narrow aisle. Elder Glick was known to favor the readmit tance of the

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Harmons and hi- prayer and sermon both teened with frequent, allus'om- to the hundredth sheep. .as the sermon nearud its end the excitement, became intense and when it was finally ended and the jiatriarchel old elder (quoad'the communion table and called for ••joiners'everybody was at a fever heat. A tlivery first call the Harmons arose ani started for the front with grim dctorhil nation written on every feature. I^lder Gliek with ii,any long drawn, out triumphant '•aniens" received the erring sheep. Now it is the usage of the church that after a sinner has. been received 'by the elder the congregation shall sing some old familiar hymn and ail shall inarch around at.d extend tho hand of fellowslnp. Elder (Hick had barely shaken hands when a loud voiced llarmonite struck up' the hymn but immediately there went up a roar from the anti-Harmo'nite side. Trust- es I'res. Swank and Ed Razor leaped upon the seats and pointing their long, accusing fingers at the Harmons demanded that they confess their sin in following the Freo Methodist jin.oh'r. After a

stormy seenee the Harmons confessed in sack cloth and ashes but still Swnlik and Razor p-otested against their admittance. Sister Va.i Sco.v am! brother lohnstoli Mitchell stretched their nei ks across the aisle and denounced the tru«tees noutidlv. For the full length, ci" the church the rival tactions .'leaned across the n:sle and shook their threatening lingers under each others' turned up noses. Choice epithets were freelv pas ed acrosH the same narrow space ami soiiie were even garnished with luxuriant and expective adjectives jiot in keeping with the sanctity of the place. Elder 'dick's voice resound-'d high above tho din as he raised it in prayer and supplication. Finally he obtained a hearing and dismissed the congrega tion without tie* communion. This h** tlally refused to administer and packed up the rare old wine of the after-frost vintage of-,.tl in spile of protests and longing looks from the congregation. All howled long and loud over this high handed ebnlit,ion and for the time t.iie Harmon matter faded into insignificance. The congregation W..bdismissed without ceremony' and trouble for the time averted. The Harmons will try lo join again at the next monthly meeting and a lively time isexjieoted. Factionalism has grown apace and even tin' hal.« arc iu arms., ..

Notice to Priuteis.

There will be called meeting of Hie members of I'nion, No. 'J2!i, ,?xt Wednesday evening at 7 ::i(l. at Unusual place, for the following purposes: Electing a delegate to the imtiu.d session of I.T.U.. and voting on the pro|xsed changes in th .• 1. T. I'. consltlution.

7Vi on tiff Mother:*

who are for the firi-t tiun- to undergo woman's severest rial, we offer you, not the slu|«ir caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which will, if used as directed, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor.nnd often entirely do nway with them. Sold by Nye A- Co.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

Mvmfcfi' Fmt-cn is a sucntificAallyprepairiftl Liniment, every ingredient. ot-'.-tei-ognifCil value and in .'(constant^ use by the-'medical prolcis.ii'ii '1 hese ingredients .ire combimvhn a-nmnm hitherto unknown 6

MOTHERS'

FRIEND"

Will. all that is rlaime.i t-.:r it AND MORE It Shortens Labor, 1 iic 1'ii.i, I'l no' lies Dancer toi Liie of Mother ,i:id Child. Book. .to •'••A'.OTHERS V-HRilled FREE, con^ :. tainitig valuable infornuli-jn and voluntary testimonials.

S\ on ret'ript of jm ,.W per BflADrlELO REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. tsoLi.) J3V A\Aj

So.d bv X.vr X* Co.

Pick Iloadarho orifl rellove.ill tbo trembles incfdent to a biiiouo R-Mooi tho cyHtom.auch as £)i?.7Jno9H, J-auRca, DiHtreps after catinp, 2-Ma in tho A\*hllo their moeft r3ii«Aiiiablo«uccc'4n}ia!ibci:n shown lacurlcg

Bcadachc, yet Cartcr'ii Littlo Livor Pma am etinsHy valuable ia Constipation, curing anU pro vontiufc thiHannovliiKcomplaint,whilo tboyalscj corroctalMlPorflorsoffh^ itomach^tiinulatotho liver and roguUuo tho bowels. ^Evouiftheyoula cured

Ache they wpuIjH'O Mrjoe tprlM.^fw to tho«o who fsuft.*r froui viiol*'v.fchiu^cyiujil/iint butfortu* cately theirRooiln^sdoca uitca horp.arul thc«a trho once try tliom xvilj find thef*oliulo pUlsvaln* nblolnsoinacv vtys tbat they will not bo willing todo witisout tbum. But tiftoraJleickljoa4

lfllheboneof po ronuy lives that horofsuhora womake our great boast. Our pilLacuroit whila others do not.

Carter's I.ittlo Liv.'T rills aro very email onj Tery easy to lako. Ono or two pilla utakoa dotw. They are strictly vtgetabla and do not ghpo or purt«o, but by tluiri?cntlo action ploanoall who usothein. Iu vial«a» U.'JcvMita tivofor$1. Sold by druggists everywhoro, or euut by mail.

CARTER MECiOIHE CO., New York.

SMALL PIU. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE

VETERINARYSPECIFICS

Fcr Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 500 Page Book «iiTrrntttiiLof Anlnm'i 11 ml Cli:iri t-nl rrr.t^ Fr vcr*,ronucHtiiiiH»f unrimtuntioo .lcni»ic|iiH, IUk I-'rvor. II.It,—XriiiiiHt l.uiiti'iirtw, Kfiruinn(Imh« .DIMII'iiiimt, NIIHHI IIKI IMIIKCN. 1. or (ti'itiis Win nie. K, K.»('oii| iiNi 11 ni vrs, I'ni'iiiiiotjlji# .l'.—or Hcliyttrlio, isi'urriuur, lli'itiiMrliuifi'N. li.lI.-.l riiiHj umi Kiilncy i.l.-F,rti|iiv DiHciitct, ^lunui'*

DlhMtHOM o" DUoalioii, Primly.!*.

Mn^'itrHotUo ^vrr

htaMr with Kjx'W'k*, Mtmii/ll «-l«Tl»i:irv

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OH U'i.1 I«-il» t»tor, 87.0(1

Jur rirrftunry Cnri* ()]|t l.tM* Sold by Droscist* or Sent Prepair. nnrwherc and in any quautity on Receipt

Price.

HDIVXPHIvEVS' MEDICINT3 CO 9on^!T_Willir.ra and John Sts., New Yarh.

HOKEOPAXEIC

SPECIFIC No.28

hi use .») 'tra. Tho ou!r Pnr^ofl^ftil rfni«'ily for

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

ann I roHtratJtm, fmm orer work or other' canffns. \',nlvor Inrgo 1*1 powder, for $5. i\ D.roniT«, Mrwnt |H^tpnid on rocirt ct prlct-.-HUMPHRrYS' MEDICINE CO.,

Uor. William and John St*., N,

JAPANESE

flu:ii-!iuit''H,\iri'

for t'ili-s of wlmtoci

klriilor iltrnv-I',.hi-i-ii .1, liiKTinil, l|||n,| ,,r I'lMMInirlUhlinr.t lirnnli'.UT'c-i'nt. Hfivdlntry Tltls Hcmwly lni--. j-n-.liivo!y npvi-r knoun .(ufnll, hox. i! Inn,.* f«,r tfi.uil: s,iu. liy iimll |)ie|iai.i on ri'ffl.lr.i or prim. A wrllteii liii.iruniw! jwjilvi-iy kIvui. lo cueli lujn-1uiscr of IwixtS, witf-n |n ri tmimr,| ul (in,- limn, l.i i-(.. tuii'l lii". fii dn p:iii| if ntit. utC'l. (iuarmituti IkmhMI,} N vii ,v Co, Drui'irlMi-.v SnluAiroiitfe .rawforitsvillc. Iml, S,imi'li-s rr«c.

Slutr l.nin in /ml riil J, /{.

Tor thi' aliovo ooaiHion tho liig Four ^wll Roll April oth anil Oth onlv. ex^'urRioti tickets to Kurt, \Va_vnp. I ml., at on hnvfBt lii'Ht ,-luss fare for tlr round trip. Tiokets good rr-turn ing until nml inI'luding Apr:l 41.

Of Beautiful and Stylish Goods

Arrived atTth© Trade Palace "Dry Goods Store last week. You are especially invited LO

Come and see them and learn

Bow cheap you can get an elegant stylish garment. We -will have the most complete and handeomely appointed millin

ery Parlor in Crawfoi dsville. Presided over by the experienced and accommodating saleslady, Miss Nora Mahan.

WITH:::: MRS, CLAIR, As Head Trimmer.

Who will arrive from Chicago ihis wtek and comes wiih the Highest of recommendations as a perieet artist in har line. Ladies call. You will be repaid.

McGLURE & GRAHAM,

Cedar Lake Ice Co,

TiiADK PALACE,

vY ij will be j.irc'j'iarecl lo fur

nish the citizens of Crawfordsvilk'

wilh the best quality of Lake Ice, the coming .season in any quantity des'ired. 'u:

G-EO. W. KALL, Miinii^r. •Soutliu. emnorMiui..''. nv„i Walnut ^trwtis.

HOUSE CLEANING.

JOE

-Washington Street. .+++

SPECIAL SALE OF

This Week.

LOOK OUT J'OR RARGAINb.

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

COKXLK HOOK STOKE.

o/si-e

Drii'd nn'd C'.'inhcd Fruit-- UtuU.

And arc projiartU to st'l I I hem at I ho I'ossihl.- Crioos

Wm. SEERING & SON.,

plum Street Depot.

rompt deliver ot'all Goods.

SMITH, ihe old relia

ble house cleaner, is back in Crawfordsville and will do spring house cleaning in ail its branches. He has

A N E W E O

Of ob'nnmy Ilrus:-o!ls c-irpot* and ruts witho\jt takjnjrtlioin t'mmthi* tloor. Call oriuJdro**

711 WEST LIBERTY STREET.

Natural Gas Fitting.

If yon arc c^oin^ to havo your hou»i piped for Natural (law ca!! ami koh us. WtM'nn Kavt- you iiioni»y, as our rontF aro Hinall and wt* only wjiut living wapjcH for doing your work." Wo uh tho li.-st Htock that luotioy wiil huv and i-u.ploy mine hut first nln'ss worknicn. Wi- riiak't' no chargo for nniasuring vinr liouw and giving von i-ntiinnt.\

WILLIAMS BROS.,

1 2 5 S S

O. U. PERRIN,

I-.AW YElt uiici l'ATt'.NT ATTOKNFY Joel lilock. ..Suuth Washington- Rtrcel.

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y.vcty MAX who WfliM liim-.v tlip (it!A Nil Tf'.l'TIiS, tlio I'laln Fai'tn, (1-ht-rrots «nd tbo Nen*- DjsCuvoj ii*i Atodionl Si'ionco i»jj appiift

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1* //'. I I THE ERIE MEOICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.

All Aboard forBargainsjRpfi phnonpet

\M| a lU'-h lint fii

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Flour i.if all UimIs,' MnhtRt-H,

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FREE-TO MEN.

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Who dcslrrs kuto] tuiMn.-sx ivnltlnn in tlio WnrWd rair 1ty hlioillit Wiito at fo| rri^|KrtiiN of tbo famou* Motrop»llinn lbi!-ij)r« c«»li«*S''. t'hlraijo. i**i*niUi«r.llJtb'storplHrln«^rHdnat«-H. KMiibltM«a

Oi'Ciipli'Its hnUdihtf. A«ldn*H«f ®. M. I'(»\YIJ{S. Frlm-lpaL

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Fine Miiph' symp. h.eai tstatc in the City Now on

tll3 Market.

I ha Win. S. Galey Homestead and Three Lois Adjoining Yet Unsold.

Also, a Few Lots in the Beautiful Grove of ... Forest Trees on East Wabash Avenue.

I.(' 1.-11o hotter sit nail i] I liai! Ili^r have sed iiliiji if,. Ij.sf I 0 ^s at I rcin I p. ri-iit" t'eot. lit-sc lots are apprnii-nl nt ln in 81.0 to £20 per fioM foot: one only.. abeautiful corner lot 177 l.-tt 'li'ei'--—btin^ appraised at per front fool.. (Joiitl judges say the lots havti been appraised at a verv low prici* as compared wilh other lots in tin1 eily. mi i-an now buy at the appraise-* uieii!.. I:' you delay you will probably have to pay more.

Oil AS- JOHNSTON,

Commissioner,

FURNITURE

1 have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh •oods in the Furniture line in the State, which I will offer at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wm. L. Elder,

43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

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