Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 August 1892 — Page 3

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FRUIT

to put up fruit.

Keep

and

JF)

W |||t4) t(OSO

4J5

Hon liur

10 |M)UIH1H

E. B. CURTIS,

205 East Main Street.

PROF. L. O. SMITH

Ue«B leave to announce that ho will accept few more scholars on the ....

Mandolin and Guitar.

Thorough instruction on either instrument guaranteed.

'l'urms inaitc known upon upplic.itlim.

MOHON MUTE.

BOOTH

KVHU

VAST

BIG-4—Peom Division,

•?:00».ni Mull lilnlly) G:lttp.in(da1ly) Mall— BxprasB.... I :lfip.in Mall—Kxpims.....

SOUTH

JHRSI

Fruit Jars, Fruit Cans, and Jelly Glasses, extra tops and

rubbers, wax melters and stew kettles. Everything nccessary

Ros3 Bros, 99-oentS tor©

on Coming!

I...— 11 1 p-

Trickery May Flourish for a Time, but Square Dealing Endures the Last of Time.

Perhaps this will enable you to understand why we have built

up such a great business in Furniture, Stoves, Groceries

Queensware. Our goods are bought for cash

and in large quantities—this is the reason we sel'

goods socheap. Below we give a few prices:

'J4 jKwniirt Vellow Sn^rar *1.00 'J'J |H)nnls White Kxtrn CSugiir .... 1.00 21 jMnindsConf.

Su«ar 1.00

(!ut-I«oiif Stigtir 1.00

10 poundH 1'owOoretl SuRur 1.00 1 pound A* XX Cotfee .... 10 1 pottiul Arbm klecolTee. *.n\ 1 pound Lion coffee liO 1 |wound Jernoy coffee i!0 1 pound Manner coffee 1 |H)und I tent Hlo rotLSted coffee iift 1 pound puro itto und Mocu coffee 'Mi

FLOUR- -We are headquarters for Flour in quality and

price. Do not fail to try a sack of Pure Gold We

25 l'ure Gold .... j5 I'rUlo of I'eorla jfi Gold Modal

Kureka

selling a car-load of this Hour every 30 days. This

Hour is made out of the Best Spring Wheat and

made at Minneapolis, and look atthepricc:

FURNITURE.- -Remember we are still selling Furniture

cheap. We have several grates and mantles that we are

closing out at cost. Now is your chance to buy grates

and mantles. The place to buy goods cheap is of

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

BOOTS AND SHOES!

The Cut Price Still Continues On Broken Sizes,

FOUND—A

ollieo.

Less than Cost.

Men's, Women's and Children's fine goods. Bargains on all kinds of goods at this season of the year.

WIST

11:00*. in Kxprcu—Mnll..(,liil ly) l:"7rt.m In

Kxpr,

I in 1:, Kt, in

VANDALIA. Kxpruxs ...

6:20p.m Mall •?:J' P|n lixpress 1:40pm ... .Kmlt'lil

NIMI

fit

... fljlhpiu. ... 8:16*.ui .U::tapin ... 1:40 pm

Agents Wanted on Salary

°°.m*ul8ftlon. to handle the New 1'atent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. The iulokcMt and greatest Belling novelty ever produced, nrasee Ink thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion of paper. Works like inavlc *!00 to •JU0 percent profit. Oneugnnt*H salesainouiiU «HI to IW20 in six days. Auothor, In two iiourfi Previous eiiMsrlence not necessary, for U)rms and full particulars, address, 'I lie Monroe hrasnr Co. I*aCroRse,WlHw 4-1

WILLIAMS BROS.,

Plumbing and Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty.

Kememher, wa make no chargo for measuring your house and estimating

COBI

your work. Hydrant* put In and old ones repaired. We deal in all kinds of Pumps which wo filling very cheap. 125 South Green St.

Opposite Music Hall.

are

70c 50 pounds Pure Gold 1 •10 75c 50 I'rldo ol" Poorlu 1 50 75c 50 Gold Medal 1 50 00c 50 Kuroku 1 "Hi 00c 50 WhlUi Hose 1 •JO 00c 50 liCtl ill!!' 1 no

WANTED-HELP.

FOK

TUADE—Desirable cltv properly for four. Cull on or address 804 west l'crry I *treot» .8-1H

brass key 011 WaslilnKtnti street,

Owner cau have by calling 111

FOUSALR—IwllloltorHt

WANTKD—Wo

HWUIU. NOIITII

1:25a.m Night Mull aUllv) 1 :5fm.m 1:10p.m Day Mull

til„l!yi

l:!M)p.ir

Way Krultilil S:40p.m

JOUKNAI

private Bale my

household poods, consisting of IKMI room suits, couches, chairs, stands, tables, dining room set. Ingrain and rag out net s, mirrors, chamber Bets, etc., vvlll

cash.

B«U

clioap. Terms

MN.O I). ENSMINC.KU,

414 KaxtMaln street. Tuork

)lt 8AIK—A four liorse power water motor. Apply attblBolllee.

WInterests

ANTED—A reliable, (Xporloneed younjr man wauUs 10 farm some and raise (Stock box :\m, l\A&w

for In Ulchmond, Ind.

profits. Address

WANTIiD~8alesinau—Agrocers*goods,man

hlcu£o Hrm

ufauturing a line of wish to arrange with a thorruiKlily ab

reliable man to

sell their good* In and aTxmt Crawford^ville. Applicant must have a good horse and covered wagon ami be nble to do|oslt, WN) with Hrm. Good salary and permpnetiL position II Bumwsful. Address S|H»neer H. P. Co., Masonic Temple, Chleago, 111. H«lft

offer agents big money in

exclusive territory. Our new patent Safes sell at sight In city or count ry. agcnUtlrstln field actually getting rich.

FINE STOCK

New One

UIOWIU HVVIH.II-' BV»»llip

agent In one day cleared $St. So can you Cataloguo tree. ALPINKBAKK C().,No, WW 171. Clark SI Cincinnati. O. *1S—

For Sale Or Exchange For

SHALL FARil

Imimrted Draft Rrooil Mares ami their colts and a lino your oltl nniortcii Stallion, sure foal-gottor, nml Hue lot of 'colts us any, in proof ef which 1 ask you to call ami soo. Anil a lino lot of 4-year down to sucklings. For sate 3 mites south of Crawtorilsvillo on the

Uharloy 15dward gravel road at fc. u. GrifttUi's stocU farm.

Stock will be Sold on good Time.

E. C.GRIFFITH.

JAPANESE

A Guaranteed Cure for 1'llen of whatever klud or dCKroo—Kituriml, Internal, Itllnd or IlloodtnirltchlDKvChronic, Itocoator llorodltnry This ltoinody Una jKwItlvoly novor licou known to fall. 11.00 it box, 0 boxes for in,00 sent ly wall prepaid on receipt of price.

written

Guarantee iKintlvely irlvon to ouch purchaser o' il boxes, wlion purchased at one time, to re"nd tho fli.00^»alil If not curodj Guarantee mod by Nye jrawfordsvllle Ind.

ltooo, Drujnrtata & Bole aKCute Samples Proe.

I Have Taken several

Bottles of Bradflold'a Female Regulator tor (ailing of the womb and other die eases combined, of 16 years standing, and I really believe I am cured entirey. for which pleaae accept my thanks

Mua.

E. STKHIUNB, Ridge, Qa.

DAILY JOURINHL.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.1892.

THE DAILY JOURNAL

on mile by

Robinson Will luce, and Fontious & Lacey.

UPWARDLY THREATS.

Sent by Mail to Frick and Other Oarnogie Men—Tbo Wliito Gap Methods Resorted To, Special to Tliu Journal.

PiTTSMuitoH, Aug. 10.—Alderman MoMasters, of this city, has received letter from Now York stating that Borne time this week parties would leave the latter city to kill him and superintendent Frick. McMastors is now absent from homo. Other Carnegie ollicials uro still receiving threatening lettors.

RAOEB POSTPONED.

The Ram lntorferes With tho Naw ROBS Races. Spoelal to the Journal.

Nrcw l'dss, Aug All tlie races have been postponed until to-morrow on account of the ruin A great day in anticipated.

PERSON AL~M£N TI0N

—Win. Hooves is in New

—JSditor IJIIRO in visiting in ImFay tte. ilong tinny went to Indianapolis to day.

Mrs. J. M. Wniigh wont to Mowers to-day. H. O, Miller, of 'I'erro I Uiocitv. —Minn Ethel W'ahBon is visiting in Ijiidogi

Miss Belle Ilightower has returned to Marion. Hcott Hteelo returned to Torre lliiute to-day. -ITIIB. Mahomey wont to Chicago this afternoon.

Tott Scott has gone to Wilders, on tho Knnknkee. Miss Helen Spilman has returned from Frankfort.

Chile. Gould and wife linve retnrned from Clinipx, Mich. Capt. Jack, of LaFayette, Monon ofllcial, is in the city. —Mrs. Fred Brown iB visiting her brother, in Indianapolis.

George 0. Husk and Pearlo Dtinkie have been licensed to wed. Mrs. S. M. CofTman is visiting friends in Washington, D. O. —Ed Kelley and Morris lierzog, of Waynetown, are in the city to-day —Misses Flora Work and Mina WilkinsoD are homo from Bethany Park. —At 3 o'clock tho report from Mit Ualoy is to the effect that he

slightly

bolter. —A. 0. Jennison and O. A. Penniman have gone down the creek on a fishing expedition. —Ed Luse and George Schlemmor have tho score card privilege at the New Boss fair. •—Miss Ada Willis has returned to Loda, 111. She was tho guest of Miss Margaret Morgan. —J. S. Shannon, of tho Soldiers' Home, Dayton, is in the city and will romnin until Saturday. -Geo. L. Cook, who is in the insane nnyluni, is improving and prospects are fair for his entire recovery -Miss Nell Brown, Maymo Grubb, and T. B. Nicholscn are visiting Mrs. P. W. Gerard at Paisley. —Charley Taylor and wife, of New

Richmond, were in tho city to-day to meet a lady relative from Ladogn. —J. A. Greene anil Dr. Gon/.ales havo gone to Maxinkuckee to spend a week or so. They will probably see St. .loo before returning. —William Dale, Joe Talbot, Capt. Mimhutl.U. B. Ilulett, Ben Myers, Stilwoll, and George Fitchoy wont to the Now Boss fair to-day.

Rev. W. P. Kane, D.D., returned to LaFayotto last night, 'ind from there lie will return to Wisconsin, whore ho spending his vacation. —Mrs. Harmon MarBh is very sick with malarial fever at her home in Ok lahumpa, Fin., and will lie brought hero just as soon as Bhe is strong enough to travel. Mr. March has juBt ricovered from a serious siege of the mime disease, —Capt, W. 1'. Horron lias returned from Frankfort whore he conferred with Bonio of the boys of the seventy-second regiment in regard to a reunion. It ivas finally decided not to havo one as great many will want to go to Washing ton and a great many others to the re union of Wilder's brigade.

SATEKNS worth 120 cents going at conts. Five thousand yards sold and only a small amount left.

L. Biscnor.

Evn, ear, and throat diseases only,Dr. Greene. Joel Block. Fitting of gliiHBen specialty

Cholera infantum has lost its terrors since the introduction of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhnoa Remedy When that remedy is used and the treatment as d'iected with each bottle is fol lowed cure iB certain. Mr. A.W.Wal tor, a prominent merchant at Walters, burg, Ills., says: "It cured my baby boy of cholera infantum after several others had failed. The child was so low that he seemed nlmost beyond tho aid of hu man hands or reach of any medicine. 5 a nd GO cent bottles for sale by Ny 2Booo, druggists.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

This is What Jake Sullivan isOalled Upon to Stand Trial. Chas. Cornwall, the Monon Road Master, who was struck by Jake Sullian with car-pin, was able to be taken to his home in Bloomington to-day. He rested easily last night, and is in a fair way to recovery. His skull is fractured, but, with good nursing he will recover. Mr. Cornwall says, in regard to the assault, that as he entered one of the west doors of the freight department of the depot, he passed Sullivan, who was sitting near tho door. He said "good afternoon," to Sallivan, who did not answer. Cornwall sat down upon a boxt and when a freight train pulled in on the switch ho started to go to the caboose. He passed down to the tracks and was just passing mit of tho north freight track or, when Sullivan stepped np and struck him with the car pin, knocking him down. There is evidence that ho was hit but once though a witness Bays that Sullivan struck twice. Cornwall had had no conversation with Sullivan immediately previous to the asBimlt, and Sullivan

WIIB

IOBB

to-day.

Initio in in

KcJ UoyiKilds was in Himclidalo this afternoon. U. 0. Walkup went to Indianapolis to-day. —Miss Miime Smith is back from Uockville.

one of the gang of men who

now out of a job. In the evening W. A. Wallace, of LaFayette, Assistant Chief Engineer of the Monon, swore out warrant for the arrest of Sullivan on the churgo of assault and battery. By this time Kullivmi had disappeared, and is yet in liid'ng.

Elder Maxwell's Anniversary. Elder J. S. Maxwell is celebrating his 7Dt.li anniversary to-day. He is a halo looking old gentlonian, destined by all the laws of probability to see many more Hummers, and rejoices in tho fact that he is the oldest clergyman in town and has seen more years of active serice. Ho was born in Lebanon, Conn., in 1813, and tho liOKt fifty years of his life have lieon devoted to the Christian ministry. During all but two of these ho has been connectedjwith a conference of the Christian church. Never but once did he miss the annual session of tho conference, and then he wus detained bv serious illness.

Victorious Hens,

A. KoBtanzer pets in hiB spare time in attending to chickens, and he has a special coop which ho calls a calaboose, where ho puts setting liens. This has been occupied most of the summer bv one or more determined honp, and this morning ho was dumb-founded when he liberated a hen, to see a chick by her side. Some hen had laid an egg, and all these setting hens had been employing their leisure hours in hatching the chick. Mr. Kostanzer was thus outwitted by his setting hens.

Distinguisliod Speakers.

Old settlers' reunion at Meharry's Grove on August 20 promises to lie a memorable occasion. Tho following speakers havo been invited and it is hoped will be present: Governor Ira J. Chase, Governor William McKinley, Senator I). W. Voorhees, K. 1'. Davidson, W. T. Wliittington, W. G. VOSBOIIF, Rev. A. A. (tee, Kev. W. M. Williams, Capt. Wui. Marks,

tT.

W. Ulackstone.

B. fjutz and W.

A Man Missing.

Mrs. Miles Harris and her mother have been in the city making inquiry concerning Miles Harris, who lives near New Richmond, lie came to this city last week after his pension, and has not returned. He was Been near the Now Albany depot last Saturday, but nothing further could bo learned concerning his absence.

Death of a Young Girl.

Miss Joe Connoll, daughter of Morris Connoll, of Terre Hnnte, died laBt ovening and the body will be brought to this city this evening and taken to tho residenco of Win. Davern. The funeral will be ut the Catholic church to-morrow nlxint 9 o'clock and the interment at Calvary cemetery. Mr. Connell formerly resided in this city.

The Blithy Dog PoiBoner,

JelT Stewart found jKiisoned meat in his yard this morning which he pro Biiinos was laid thoro for a handsome dog that ho owns. However, tho sneak who throw it there should know that ho came nearer causing the (loath of .Toff's child than his dog.

Howard Smith's Sale.

Tho public salo of Howard Smith was largely attended and tho sale fooled up $2,140. Forty-soven hogs brought 80(10, an average of 813.7.r. Col. Heath also realized 8150 from sale of Jersey calveB.

Wheat Spoiling.

A numler of farmers report that their wheat is spoiling on account of tho damp weather. This is bad news after having such an excellent crop but thoro is no reason to believo that tho trouble

very wide spread.

You miss it if yon don't seo and buy some of McClure &. Graham's silks r.t tho cut price. See to-day's ad.

Attention Unt()htn.

Make your arrangements to go via the liig Four lioute to the Biennial Encampment, Knights of Pythias, at Kansas City, Angnst 23, '92. Tickets will !e sold August l'.)„b to 22d, good returning until Sept. 15, at very low rates. Remember the finest trains in America run daily via the Dig Four ltonte, with paluce Bleeping cars, re clining chair cars, elogant coaches and hotel dining cars. I

Seat line to KanBas

City. For full information call on or address O. E. HOUINHON, Agent.

Wo go East to

will see by the following priced: Best (?ros (train Silk 24 In. wUle.onlv II.0H, worth ti.7 Our best 11.40 blaek Henrietta only IWcyd. Continue cloth only fte yd, worth !:*•. Our 8 i-U uubleaeti4 il nnislln only 5c per yd. tioori wldoCrush only He yd. Alt ourireand 20e Freneli Ctinpham»go at lOr yd. Wool Challles worth 20e and y.V all

103 East Main St.

In fact everything upset in price at our new store for this month. store

PLEASANT

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

Mjr ilnrtor «iyn It acta tfi'ntly nn the utomnch, II wr AND kiiltH'ys.

IUHI

lnu pktwuiit luxallv«T. TIU drink

is mmU from Iiei Us, and 1* iirvjuuvtl for unofuiutwtUy IIH Uti. It id ealleil

LANE'S MEDICINE

All rimrci-tM *'11 It fit nml $!.« |«t tMU-kn^ Hiiy utio to tiny. Liim*'" Fiimlly Afedb'iiiH iiioveM the bowt'U encli day. or»l« to im tieultiiy, this lu'iH'jwiry.

THE STATE AT LARGE.

Bite of Intorestlnff Informntion from Towns in Indiana.

IUIII Away with tho Child.

MUNCIK, ind., Aug.

10.—Until

a year

ago Mr. and Mrs. William JOKII, with a 2-year-old son, comprised a family at Niles, O. The husband and wife had trouble, and durlnff Mrs. Josh's temporary absenco from home the husband took the child aiul disappeared. Kor the lntit four months the plucky little woman IIIIH been searching for her boy. Josh came to Muncie, secured work at the Indiana iron works and got board for him and the boy ut a private board'njf bouse. A few days ago Mrs. Josh arrived, disguised in such a manner that her husband would not recnguine hor. .She sought a home at the same house, claiming to be a bookkeeper. Nothing was suspected until Josh came home from work Monday evening and learned that his boy was gone. The strange woman is also missing, and that explains it all. Josh has employed local detectives to run tho woman down.

Klupmiwut nt Martinsville. MAHTIXSVII.I.K, Ind., Aug.

10.—J.

It.

McCummuck and Jennie Itarnard have eloped. The latter is the daughter of Capt. Itarnard, proprietor of the Itarnard snnltariuin and mineral wells, und one of the wealthiest and most influential business men in the city. MoCnininaek had been stopping at a boarding house across the street from the iiarnard place. Pursuit wns given the runaways by a couple of Miss liarnard's brothers and they were traced to McC'ammai'k's house, in I'utnam county. When the pursuers arrived they found the house barricaded and arranged for resistance. They had to return, as the young woman was of age and they had no authority to bring her back.

Normal School ICxcrHitc*.

VAU'AHAtso, lud., Aug.

10.—The

closing exercises of the nineteenth year of the Northern Indiana Normal school were begun Monday night, when the annual meeting of the alumni was held, followed by a banquet at which plates were '.laid for SOO guests. Tuesday the graduating exercises of the music class, numbering seventy-live members, took place. To-day the graduating exercises of "the scientific class. IIS members, in charge of Prof. (J. 1\ lvinsey, will take place. Thursday the classical class, numbering forty-nine, will be graduated.

Trot-i at Mount Wrnoirn Fair. MOUNT VKII.NON, Ind., Aug.

10.—Four

thousand persons attended the opening of tho Mount Vernon fulr Tuesday. The races were good, although tho track was heavy. The count}' trot wnf won by Cora Riggs, who took three straight heats best time, 2:4.1. Mamy M. was second and Kpartacus third. The county puce was won by I)r. R—best time, 2!(H). I.lttlo Kred was second. Tho county run, half mile dash, was won by Tea Set—time, Little Dick was second, lied Cap third.

SUUH the City for 1HIII»K«.

II'INTINOTON, Ind., Aug.

10.--George

Hoover has sued the city of Huntington for 810,000. Some time ago Hoover engaged in a personal quarrel with rolleeman Mnlnger over some stolen property. Lininger threw him to th« ground, dislocating his shoulder, then placed him in jail. Hoover's arm is now useless, and he says his permanent injuries ure worth that amount.

A Homo lor \tAr»iiN.

INPIANAI'OI.IH,

Ind., Aug.

10.

UPSET SALE!

Prices Upset For Our

AUGUST

immense stock we arc going to purchase we will have to cut our pu-sont slock in half, have inaugurated our upset sale for August which means goods at almost half

Tie ner yd.

4.r Inch white apron Roods worth !»f»e only 10e.

S-AJLjE.

puic.iase oui fall stock on August i^th and to make room foi

Mull wool

IMIIII S,.ii.rk

Fine Plumbin,

IIAPKAUT/H Show, Aug. 10.

Mem

bers of the grand army posts throughout the state have determined to ask the. next legislature for an appropriation to build a soldiers' home. It is said that at least

150

ex-soldiers ure in

poorhotises of the state. In a number of instances the wives of the veterans have been eoiu|elled to accompany them to tin- poorhouses.

Heaten ultli a Coi|dlnf? I'ln. CllAWl'ounsvil.l.K. Ind., Aug.

10.—

Charles Cornwall, roadinaster of tho Monon, was assaulted Tuesday after noon hy John Millivnn, a striking section boss, whom he had oivters to discharge. Sullivan used a coupling pin ami fractured the ollieial's skull. The surgeon says his injuries will probably cause death.

"A woman

best understands a woman's ills."

Thousands

mil.

NATURAL OAS fTITIiNii. llyliants, 1 1

I'ipi-s, Hnks

'nil nn

RIAL BENJAMIN,

(.n

Music Hall Block.

Lunch Baskets,

Whisk Brooms,Hair

FLASHES FROM OVER THE 0ITV.

—.Tack Sullivan is still at large ami tho police nro gazing around after liim. —llayless will run hai to the i\'ow UofiB fair to-morrow and Friday. —The First National liunk will havo a monster new safe for its now room. —The Monon depot is needing a now roof, judging from tho numorous lenkp. 2—The Monon ofllcials lire trying to ojxjrato" the road on G2 per cent, of the gross earnings. —Tho Monon going south

beBt carriers, is working for Hon noil .t Nash, except when on his route. —Tho stockholders of the natural gas company will hold a mooting on Thursday, Sept. 1, at 1 o'clock, for the ptir2oso of electing directors and transacting other business. —Hubert Jones, living west of tho college campus, is very low, living suffered a Btroko of paralysis a few days ago. llis son, Ludlow Jones, of Tndi anapolis, is hero to attend him. —Elsowhere will be found an advertisement by Auditor (inbon containing instructions from the State Hoard of Tax Commissioners as to the manner of appeals from the County lioard of Hoview to tho State Hoard. Perrons contemplating an a p|toal should read UIOBO instructions. —Joseph Honvilon, Secretary of the Clinton County Fair Association, was in the city distributing premium lists and other fair literature to day. The fair begins at Frankfort next Monday week, August 20, and promises to eclipse any lieretoforo held in that magnificent and prosperous county. -4

women have been

benefited by Mrs. Pinkham's

Traveling Bags,

vice, and curcd by her remedies after all other treatment had failed,

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

has been more successful in curing Female Complaints than

remedy the world has

AII

the

so we

price as you

In, \unu, -:(u

ilkiwht litUie lin it only -)'c ui.uh i-' SUtillt Moith 1 .*»• ill'd iKU* «.nJ :\x .i,. v«l all silk vliveK oi|y ]{. uni|»j!it.r IU li/ho,\s waiMs i»nh ll»r. \k.mIi Ladies hmey tup and blink U-.i t,,.-, At silnV KorcM rinurr 'olitijuno i.r, Alt) hat In In* hnnsr at halt prSu-

\'Otuniil. l.'.e.

Next door wof Klim-'s jcwi-lry

The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

and Cloth Brushes, Soaps,

E A I

INSTRUCTIONS rii,

State Board of Tax Com= missioners. I a nx'.Minr nl tho St lit* r.our.l o| Tax Coin-

NIJSMUIH-IS.

Ix-iii on I IM.' I si «la.v ol A uj/ust,

IN'.'*?, 1Ih« hilinwiw.' rnl-s wiv lor llu* |.'ovrrniiu ill of Appalls lioiu Coimlj Huitnls ol Hcv'cn to I In* MaU* Itoiinl ot Tux

MiMiilssioiu'ts: AII.petitions on appeal

mum-

WIIR

minutes late(again to day. Probably it has changed time. —J. T, Lnymon is adding two ni features to liiB store, the most ini[Krtant being a pop-corn roastor. •—Harry ltobinson,one of TH E JoritNNAIJ'S

IIHSSL

s«.-t. out the lull

ot the appelant 01 uppeMuhif. together with a rone.-i «h-M*tip?lon ot the piopertv hi (Uestion. It it he realty, in aMitin 'o|Mm tesertplion. \vlip sheuM he employ 1 in the roiiveviinro thereof, it lull history ol the saint? should he «ivrh, emhnuinu ihe size, omlltlon, UM) eliaraetcr of imptov .im nts. (lie nuiteietl out of vhie(t ihev re l•on^ t.rtiet-eil: In* u?«e tow hli-li put: upproviniiite eoHt ienial value, to^flher wiihriiu llier Inlonnation iisnill ait) in ll.vini a true valuation IhcMfnit, S ol peiivlott *^hall he suhseriheO ami M*orn io hy the appi-lhui! or appelhitits,

the

MM*

mav

he. and shoul'l st-t ut the tithOUhl ol h' :ippraUciiienl or Valuation as originally tiveil ami let ui neii hy lie Township As-rsso«. ajwl ihea'pount IInall\ a^re««l upon In Uiei ountv lloaul ol lb-view, '1'lie urrounl^ til ohjreiion houiii tah«l hi aeoniph''" ami io».«'lHe manner.

Appeals tnusl ho 11 ted it he oljnt A ulitoronor hetore he I «»t «d Aunust, and It shall he the dulv (d that er to loi I hwith t.rnnsmil the same, wllh altllif puj.eisi

HI-

i*t4-d therewith, 'o Ihe Shite l«oaid ol Ta.\ Com miss iom*is li i- tsp««-iaiiv import ant-.' hat. all append shall lie In ihe handful the State I'.ourd on the l.'iih da oi /A|ru-«. on which day.sueh app'-als \NHI '.eat«l.

JOHN .i ilU.N.

Aim, Auditor .Montfoine'-v 'Uitt.y-i5#

J^OTICK or STUCK llnl.liKlf.V MU/IINO, Thesloekholdersel tlie I'eoplj*'^ Natural lias Coimmnv ot Indiana will nifci at llteirolliee In Craw lud-ville, Ind at 10 oVIorfc a. on Thursday. Si ptomher 5, iSPM, tfjrthe purp»se tdeeiiiif' -e\ell diieetorn to serve lorlhe. ensuing i'eai, ami lo make a change hi the hj-laws |4 enahle I lie Coiii|»itiy- t» hold thi-M,: annual meeting lor the 4 inn ol doeeiois on Ihellrsl Tuesday alter the llrst Mond'X in .lanmiry of eueh year -U January, SO.:, A ml

runsaei any i»t her husitie?-'- that ma»

ho brought heloie s:i'.d meeium. Attest: A. i\ WAMSKV, W. V. HCHHON, |'M«Mden1.

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1.1,11' Itnte llartirst i'.rru rs'hms The announcement, that tin- Iv-rili-Wentern Line, comprising ovi-r H,(illl) miles of thoroughly equipped riidoi v, has arranged to rnn loiv rate Harvest, Excursions during the months of Angust and September, "'ill be gladly received by those

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opnient of the great West, and North west, lis well as bv those who desire 1. visit this wonderfully productive region at a season of the year when exact demonstration can be made of tho merit*and advantages it oilers to home seekeia.. anil those in search ot safe and prnlitalile investment.

These excursions will lenvet !liicago ,,n August DO and Sept. 27, ami tickets cany lie bought at the very low rate of one fare tho round trip to points in lomi,( Minnesota, North and South Pakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, I'tali, Idaho and Montana. Tliev will be strictly first-class in r-very particular and will be good for return passage at. any time within twenty days from dale of purchase. Full information concerning rates and arrangements fort hese excurnions can be obtained upon application to anv coupon ticket agent, or lo W. A. Thrall, (t. P. T. A., Chicago North-Western It'y, Chicago.

Till'. Big Four Jtoute is pojiularlv known as the Veteran's Ijine to the (1. A.K. encampment at Wnsbington. Sept.. '20, 1S!)2, becaune in connection with Ihe scenic Chesapeake ,V Ohio railroad it passes in full view of the famous battle fields of Virginia, lhites as low an lie lowest, accommodations unsurpasn d. Make your arrangements to go via tho llig Four Koute. F'or tick--ts and full information call on or addicts *i I'., Hohmson, agent.

HON. W. V. LUOAS,

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Drurrl*tl Mil It, or ««nt by mill, in form of fills ot LMCD|*.,on rettlpl of SI ••#. IJf.r Pllli, 8ftr.

Comipondcoc* freely umrti Addiw lo

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"I UPU C. FUIIUIAM MED. CO.. LYNN, MAM

Ex-State Auditor

of Iowa, says: "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy in my family and havo no hesitation in saying it is an excellent remedy. I believe all that is claimed for it. Persons alllctrd by a cough or a cold will bud it a fiiemis, There is no danger from whooping cough when this reinedv in freely given. 50 cent bolLlcb for sale by Nye .t ISooe.