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

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ON PICTURES

—and—

Picture Framing.

Keep

f:LOUR==We

are headquarters for

price. Do not fail to try a sack of I'urc

1'iirr (iold.... .... I'rlde ol IVoria «i..ld Mwlnl I'ut't'ka White Hose ... Urn Hur

BOOTS AND SHOES

The Cut Price Still Continues [On Broken Size.s,

Men's, Women's and Child-' ten's line goods. bargains on all kinds of "(ids al this season of the

E. B.CURTIS,

205 liast Main Street.

PROF. L. O. SMITH

H.-fcs leave to nnnouncc thai ho will mx'opl *\v more scholars on the

Mandolin and Guitar.

I nnniiif,'!) instruction on either instrument (TlllU'Ullt.CCll.

I trims made known upon u|ipi.t-.itio

^»PTir lli.

NONON ROU1 Nltfhi Mall IdallDay Malloluilv, ....... ... ».

W:»y Freight,:,...4.

7i BIG 4—Peoria Division. Mn1l„(.l!illy) !:27n.ni -.•IVV,-- '"1"1 12:44u.ui

1:1-'li.tu

Mnll-Ui.

I li'inillc llio New l'iiteiM. •ir.i .'.l1' "k I'eiieil. Tlio |tilckt:-l ""'lly over |roihiced. iin ici,

l,,,),'°h.'h!y

m.,» l'.'

In two seconds. No

(it u! 1 l^'P'.'r. Works :!ke mufrlo. iiOO to Itn^wiV: l.,ro'lt mm UiTcj.t'p halesnniount- ».')« .l,ISt,x t:w in two IIIPU'I.... «.or necessary. \|imi rUn Piwilou'.Mrs. li'ldiess, Tlio

MfKVA. LnCn^se/A 4 1 r»

WILLIAMS

Plumbing and Natural G::s .S Fitting a Specialty.

unn'i, !P

mn, 1,0

chargo

Sale»

At The

99-c Store

FOR ONE WEEK!

on Coming!

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

such a threat business in Furniture, Stoves, Groceries

and Qucensware. Our goods are bought for cash

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

eoods so cheap. Below we give a few prices:

:M ponwlH Follow Suyur SI

.00

'VI pouii'ls Wliilo I'Mru ('Sugar I.OO. \i 1 pounds (V»n1. A Sugar l.oO 1 pounds Cut-loul Su^ur 1.00 I'i poiindH Powdi.Toi Su^ur 1.00 1 pound XXX Colin- .10 1 pound Arbiicklo collVo *UY 1 pound Lion ooilco *i0 1 pound Jorsoy rollVo :!l) 1 pound ilunucr retire .'JO 1 pound iM-st Itlo rousted cotlco '.Tv 1 pound pure i{i» :ind Mora roller....

lour in

selling a car-load of this Hour every 30 days. T1

llour is made out of the Best Spring Wheat and

made at Minneapolis, and look at the price:

?Oe r.o pounds 50

FURNITURl£."Ut •member we are still selling l'u 111 it nre

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.

quality

FOUSALK—lwlllollorat.

(Hi SALK-A water motor.

1 :H0p.iu 0:48p.in

VANDAL1A.

TOK rn *.S|.'n, t'U.m pm

Mull

I vi -KreUat.. ..

Agents Wanted on Salary

for meas-

us0

UIK'

estimating cost oC

uiurwork. Wi'lii,'."!" '".""'I "Id ones repaired. hothn

inds of ,U1I1 S

cxeclled h_y

which wo

t-Mlwig very cheap. j25 South Green St.

Opposite Music Hall.

lasr Hatunlay night's exhibition wnfl

T,l,0

lnrgofft

BIIOW

tlmt'

\«r fxhiln.od liore.—Brazil (Tnd.) jj!""CrnwfordBvillo, Tuesday, Aug.

and

(j'old.

are

11s

IMire Clold *1

r.o pounds 50 Prido ol 1'eoria 1 7. »e r0 told Medal ..... 1 OOe r.o Kuroku 1 OOe 50 White Hose 1 OUe 50 Hen Hur 1

rrc

WANTED-HELP.

JOST—Ladies

FOTNl)—A

Less than Cost,

umbrella. left. standing In

from of Ziegler.V Ueimann'* llukery, H. MainS Finn

Loser will appreciate I he return ol to the%V It. Itukerv. S-l 1 OK TUADK -l)eslr ilde eilv property lor farm, ('ail on or address SO I west Perry rot* H-1S

brass key on Washington street

Owner can have by

olliee,

CALLING

al .IOUUN.W.

private eaie my

household consisting of bed room suits, couches, chairs, stunds, tables, dining room M't, ingrain nnd rag curorts, mirrors, rlminher sets, etc., will poll cheap. Terms cash. Mii.OL). RNSMIMSKU, •114 Kast Main st reet.

our horse power Apply atj liis ollK'»\_

WANTK1)-Salesman—A

Tuerk

Chieng-o tlrm man

utacttiring a line of groecrs' goods,wish to arrange with a thoroughly reliable man to sell their vocals in ami about (.Vuwfordsvllle, Applicant must huve a good horse and covered wupin and be ibleto deposit $'250 with I linn, (i -od salary and peimpn-'nt position il successful. Address Speiirer IL I'. Co.. Masonic Temple, Chicago, ML 8«1"

FINE STOCK

For Sale Or Exchange For

SHALL FARfl

Imporlea Draft Urood Marcs mid their colts anil a lino 5-year oil! imported Stallion, sure Coal-pelt or, and line lot of folts as an.v, in proof of U'hicli I ask you to call and see. And aline lot of •I-year down to sucklings, l'or sale niiWs south "f Ouwlorilsvillo on the Charley Kdward iri'asel road at K. C. (irilllth's stock farm.

Stock will be Sold on good Time.

E. C.GRIFFITH.

JAPANESE

1LE

CURt

AOuaninleed Cure lor I'llos of wh*»«rc kind or dcirree—Kxtunml. Intoniiil. Hllnd "r IIleudliiKltchlriK,Chronic, Keeent or HeroilltJir) This lieinedy lias positively never lioen known to fail. II .00

box, (i 1HI.\OS for l.i.OO sciillij

ninll prepaid on receipt of price. A written (iiiitrnnteo |H)stivoly ttlven to cueli purclm.xr of tl boxes, ivlien purchase)! ut one time, to fund the SiVOO paid II' not e.urwl. (.uiininteo Issued liy Nye A: Itooe. Ilrujr^lsls A* sole aHrent .jruwfordHVllle Ind. Sainnles rne.

I'urc and Wholesome Quality

CotTiniendH to public approval tlio California liquid lnxativo remedy, Syrup of Figs. It is plonRnnt to tlio tnsto and by ncling gently on the kidneys, livor and bowels to cleanse the system effectually, it promotes the health and comfort of all who use it, and with million* it is the best nnd only remedy. 4

irosreitY enlo at ''"i liiHchof's morrow.

DAILY JOURNAL

MON DAY, A UO USTI -r718927

TITK DAILY

to-

.TOUKNAIJ IS

on siile liy

Hobinson A*. Wallace, and Pontious f.Lacey.

THE TEAOHEHS' IWS'llTU i'E.

A Large. Aitun'iauce and an IntercstiUG i'rograunne Bcintr Carried Out S The Montgomery Count/ Teacher's Institute met in tlio court room this morning and was called to order by County Superintendent Ziu-k promptly it a. m. The attendance was quito large at the opening feBsion, 108 teachers enrolling before noon and contributing the required fifty cents. Many old familiar faces were to be seen with

Hiito a sprinkling of new ones. The nstructors for the week are J. Frank Warfel, of Ladoga, H. E. Harwood, Attica, and Miss Sadie

IJ.

Montgomery, of

JefTersonville. The veteran teacher, D. H. Oilkev, of New Market, presided at the Secretary's desk and took in the shekels. Prof. Warfel's talk on Methods was very interesting and was listened to with deep attention, the handsome and versatile editor being a most earnest and thorough institute worker. Prof, llarwood discussed Geography in his usual happy vein, both instructors liasng their remarks on the Science of reaching as it has been taught in Instill to work for the past few years.

NOTES.

Prof. George Zook leads the music. W. A. Bell will be with us during the week.

Ex-Superintendent. \V. 'J'. Fry was a welcome visitor. riv Frank Cornell, the genial bachelor, is in attendance.

Miss Nannie Harris will teach the. Soap Factory school. V"!v 1'lie total enrollment in l.S'.ll was'Tfio, ind in IS',12, to date, ltt'i.

Aubrey Bowers will teach Greenwood school in Walnut township. Geo. Welly will teach r.t North Salem nit is in nttendaneo as usual.

Prof. W. W. Ewing is acting agent for the

Indiana School Jaitnial.

Eph Vanscoyoc will teach at the Willis school, No. !), this winter. Prof. Harwood has been in charge of the Attica schools for live years.

Mary Lowry, of Pockville, will touch her lirst school in this county this fall. W. Most, of Hoston, is here representng the Educational Publishing Company.

Elmore'llobson will have chargo of the elegant new school house our worthy trustee is building in Fiskvillo. v.

Miss Ida William, of htockwell. formrly a teacher of Tippecanoe county, will teach in this county this winter.

An entertainment and social will be one of the features of the Institute, to be given probably Wednesday evening'

There are IS'2 licensed teachers in the county at present and 201 are required to till all places, leaving 22 places yet to fill.

Harry Maxwell attended the mornin session, leaving at 1 p. in. for the Battle Ground camp meeting where he sings this week.

In the discussion of Geography the word "man" was given for "people." The suggestion was made that "man" was the proper term, for^.mnn

emliraa'x

woman. See? All who are interested in education are cordially invited to attend the ses sions of the Institute. Too little in terest is manifested by patrons of sclioosl ill institute work.

Dan II. Gilkey has been in attendance at county institute sinco ISfifi, missing but one in that litr.-'. He has taught, since ]Si',:!, except, three years, while clerking in a dry goods establishment. Talk about pensions! is3 Montgomery's talk on primary work was highly appreciated, many of the teachers jusl awakening to the fact that the real work of teaching begins with the primary work. -Miss Montgomery has a pleasant manner and good delivery though speaking from manuscript.

A Groom Jailed For ileing Drunk. Mention linn been made that Merritt Corey told Esq. Overton that ho could not make the change so as to pa}' him 2" cents for saying the marriage ceromony last Saturday. AVell, within twelve hours after Corey was married he was in jail for being drunk and paid a fino of S10::i5. lie undoubtedly had money when he was married and did not want to give it up. It is a shame that a man should get drunk any time and especially »pon his wedding day. lie seemed to consider his wife as being worth 25 cents, yet ho paid forty ono times that sum for getting drunk. This is a poor beginning in married life but let us hope that he may seo the error of his way, pay as much to Esq. Overton as he did to the Mayor and make a new start upon life's journey.

Fonud Htm Guilty.

This afternoon the case against 1J. B, Smith, clored,. was again up before Esq. Overton. Smith entered a plea of not guilty and was placed upon the witness stand, and fiom his own evidence the court found him guilty. Ho wa.*? lined ?1 with cost of and at the hour c.r going to press he, in company with a constable was limiting some person to go on his bond to keep from being sent to jail. This evening there in a case against- him in tlio Mayor's

court.

Take Thought for the Future. From observations it would seoni that some persons have an idea that to get married is the accomplishment of a life's work. When the fact is, that it is only just the commencement of the journey. Persons have been known to get married in this conntv when they had to borrow money to procure a license, and beat the oflicinting clergyman or Squire out of his foes. Ministers have hired carriages and drivon many mileB, and then did not receive money snllioient to pay the liveryman. Persons lieforo they marry should have some definite plans as to what they will do after the "honeymoon" rolls past. If they would, there would not bo so many persons tiro of matrimonial life, and the lawyers would pine away sighing for divorce cases.

New Postal Money Orders.

This month the new postal money orders will go into uso. The system has been so that there is little or no complication, and at the same time it is a good way to send money. A sheet calling for amounts from one cent to $3 has been prepared which on the payment of one cent and the amount to be sent, will bo torn off about the sanio as an exprefs order. There will be no writing on it by the postmaster, the sender endorsing il as a check or draft. The government guarantees its safe transportion. It is tin light that the new system will be used extensively by senders of small amounts. The postmaster al Crawfordsvillo has not yet received notice or supplies.

The Rockville Fair.

The Kockville Fair is this week and the prospect is good for a successful exhibition. The political days are attracting great attention in the countySam Small appears for the Prohibitionists on Wednesday W. It. Myers, candidate for Secretary of State, and Brookshire for the Democrats, on Thursday, and the Hon. Joseph G. Cannon, of Illinois, for the Republicans, on Friday. The county has been thoroughly billed by all the parties and big crowds are confidently expected by all the political managers. The Vandalia gives a round trip rale of SI.20 from here.

Served Him Eight.

On last Saturday evening a man in this city came to tlio conclusion that he was the proper person to thresh his wife. Ho proceeded to perforin his task, but very soon found out that his wife was the person to give him a terriblo poitnding. She gave him a threshing that ho will never forget, and he now knows who "rules the roost." He nursed his wounds all day yesterday in order to be able to work to day. A few more such women will be a blessing to the community. A man who undertakes to thresh his wife should be beaten half to death.

Condition of Mit Galey.

Mit Galoy's mind is coming around all right, lie attended the sal.) of Howard Smith the day he was taken ill, and now ho can remember all about this, and with whom he had talked. lie complained to several persons there of being so warm, and laid down in the barn upon some hay. lie also remembers of starting to the barn to milk tho cow, but does not remember of entering tho barn There seems to be but little doubt but what he was overcome with heat.

Suit on a Note.

.lohn N. liays has entered suit against Win. II. Urown for $1,000. It is al legeil that on May (!, 1879, I'atsey liays, wife of .T. N. Hays, of Ladoga, loaned Urown §780, he giving a note payable one day after date, with 5 per cent, interest. Mrs. Hays iB r.ow dead and suit'is brought for the face of the note, and what interest remains unpaid.

A Dog Stolen.

Frank Gill, of Lndoga, has reported to the police that he had a valuable dog stolen from him last Saturday and on investigation it was found that a man catno to this city having a dog answering tho description of tho missing ani mal. This man got off tho train at Covington, having tho dog in his pos session.

Off for an Outing.

Thin niorning a merry party left this city for a trip, taking in the Gler.ns at Blooiningdale, the Shades and Pino Hills, returning to this city to-morrow ovening. In tho party woro A. 15. Anderson and wife, Prof. King and wife, lir. Ristine and wife and Hen Crane and Misses Mary Campbell, Mary Thomson nnd Lillio Blair.

Republican Drum Corps Meeting. There will bo a meeting of the Republican drum cor)is at 7:30 this even ing at Ijaymon' cigar store. Lot every member bo present with his drum. By

orderof C. N.

Host. Clros Grain Silk 24 in. only il.00, umlli h.l.'i. Our best $1.40 bluok Uchriotlit o»l !KV yii. ('ostium*olotli only 5u yd, worth

'X\v,

OnrH i-:i uublouch- el muslin only

laBt

WIIMAMS,

County Chairman

Fonco Oourt News.

Win. Kernoodle, Merritt Cory, Edward Swisher, Ed Johnson and Harris Miller each contributed $10,115 to tho Mayor to-day "for drunkenness in public places."

Meeting of tbe 'Sons of Voterans. This ovening nt 8 o'clock tho Sons of Veterans will hold their regular meeting nnd tbe commander desires a full attendance.

Death.

A nineteen-year-old son of Mrs. Mary Lesley *1 ieil at noon to-day from apinul disease. No arrangements have beon mailo for tho funeral.

R»r JM-I «l.

Chxnl wiileOmsh onh'ttcyri. Alt our lfH'iiuil ~0e Froiieh (ilnuhums ^o at 10r •]. Wool Cliallfes worth U()c anil 'iru? all at 1 .V PM* 1, •L" inch white apron

KIKWIS

worth on'y I0»\

FLASHES FROM OVER THE OUT.

—The Frankfort fair is nnxt week, i- —Jim I'air is visiting in Greencastle. —Hong Quay ..is back from Indianapolis. —W. 1). Gebhart went to Waynetou to-day. —Harry Maxwell is at the Battle Ground. —J. B. Sidener is over from Indianapolis. —-John Mc.Vlevy spent Sunday at Anderson.

W. II. Durham is in the city ol In dianapoliH. —Miss Sadie Ibitledge has gone to fndianapolis. —Bige Bayless wont to Indianapolis this morning. —Miss Emilia Hurley has returned from Fowler. •—M. Dineeii has gone to French Lick for his health. —W. T. Fry was down from Chicago to spend Sunday. -—llev. A. O. Penniinan has returned to Garnett, Knnsas. rr-Ed Voris is expected homo to-night from his Denver trip.

Miss Emma Connor is attending Iho teachers institute. M. Plunkett. of Indianapolis, was in the city over Sumuiy.

Harry Beggs, of Terro llatile, spent Sunday in the city. —William Bromley and wife are visling friends in llillsboro. —fi. J. Clodfeller has gone to Chicago to bo absent about a week. —Prof. M. II. Appleby, of Jacksonville, 111B., is in the city to-day. '. -Nig Seering renewed his contract upon tho stone pile this morning. —There was a Sunday school picnic near Bethel church last Saturday. —Miss Maude Hulett has returned from a pleasant visit at Champaign. —Isaac Vanco was able to be up town last Saturday. He improves tlowly. •—Willie Thomas and wife, of Bloomiugton, are visiting Mrs. Itichard Hyatt. —Mrs. Lucy Brown, of Dayton, O., is tho gitoi of Henry Campbell and wife. —T. M. Campbell is down from Darlington to day, wearing "grandfather's hat." —M. J. Carroll has gono to Jackson county where he has a gravel road contract. —Win. 0, Armstrong and wife and Mrs. .lohn Keller are visiting in Benton county. —J. C. Dunwiddy and wife, of Wingate, are guests of iho family of J. A. MoCluro. —Tho city clerk issued nine special licenses

Saluiday for which he re

ceived S-10. —Abo Levinson is buying goods in New York, Philadelphia and other eastern points. —Win. Bapport and wife and S. J. Billman aud wife picniced along Sugar Creek yesterday. —The Sunday school of the Chrianist church will pienio at Stover's Grovo on Thursday, Aug. '25. —Tho out line of work for next year, of tho teachers' institute, has been ro-

ceivod by Supt Zook. —Tho street electric lamps have to be removed in order to get the old Baptist church past thorn.

Miss Maggie Murphy, of Chicagoi is visiting Mrs. Henry Schaenhoit, at 318 south Water street. —ltobert C. Houston, formerly claim agont of the Monon, is now agent for tho railway at Frankfort. —P. L. Plunkett will go to Lebanon to act as a judge in an oratorical con tost at the Lebanon fair. —Misses Edith nnd Ethel Peyton have returned to Danville, concluding a visit with Miss Edna Dice. —Frank Davis iB writing some music for Faust and Marguerite, to bo presented here in a few week. —Capt. Elmore is bemoaning tho fact that he was unnblo to attend the show last Saturday, on nccount of being ill. —The 1-year-old son of Luther Benson was probably fatally burned at Indianapolis. His clothes caught firo from a heater. —Miss Annio Burton, the old tiino favorite actress, came down from Chicago last night to join Leslie Davis's company. —MisBes Edith Patterson and Anna

Cannon have relurnea to Danville, III., after Iicing tho guests of Mrs. W. W. Soaw right. —Miss Jonie Dnvis has returned

UPSET SALE!

Prices Upset For Our

-A.XJO-XJST

We go East lo purchase our fall stock on August 15t.l1 and to make room for the immense stock we are oinr to purchase we will have to cut our present slock in half, so we have inaugurated our upset salt will see by the following prices:

In fact everything upset in price at our new store for this month. Next door west of Kline's jewelry

103 Bast Main St. Tlv Cheap Dry Gooda Man.

S. A. Stilwoll and Dr. G. W. Hall wont to Covington this inornii.g where Judge lliriun Slilwcll is ver.y ill, having just sulTorod a pir.dytic stroke.

for Augusl which means oods at almost half price as v'U

Judge Harney conducted the com amnion services at the Christian church jesterday niorning, making an intern: ting talk on '•Perconal Itesponsibilily to God." -Slowly but surely the old Baptist church is being moved down Washington street. To get acri ss tho rail road and keep out of tho way of the trains is the next thing to do. —The descendants of Michael llarlan, who came to this country from Scotland in 10S2, will hold a reunion in Hichmond on Wednesday. Several from this city will bo in ittondanco. —Mrs. Jane Boeder, of Kokomo, a resident of this eoiinty in an early day, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eliza McIntire, on west Mai ket street. —The alumni and former students of Wabash College will meet at Yaniles library hall this evoning at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of consulting about securing Dr. Burroughs as President. —Tin: Jot:KNAIJ is iudobtcd to John E. Humphries for a copy of tho Seattle

I'ont liitelliiji'Hcercontaining

11 ill wool I 'ha lib s, ilarh colors only loc wort I Ilk'iirhcil lab'c linrn only I.!c worth vatlnrs worth I .Vau«l v»or only i-:u- p.»r

Fine Plumbing,

NATURAL GAS FITTING, Hydrants, Hose, I'umps.

Pipes, Sinks.

Call on

RIAL BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block.

full pro

ceedings of the King County Republican convention in which, Mi. Humphries took a conspicious part. --Tho cii6o against It. B. Smith for provoking Daviil Pine to commit an assault nnd battery was called in Overton's court, this morning and conlinued until Ibis afternoon on account of witnesses being unable to bo present.' —Mrs. Dr. Glover sung "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," a beautiful alto solo at tho Methodist church yesterday morning. It was her first ap[oarance in pnblta here for some time and she made a decidedly good impression. —N. C. McCay, Secretary of tho Y. M. C. A., occupied tho pulpit at the Methodist church yosterdav morning. He drow a practical lesson from Mark x., 17, of t.l.e young man who went running to the Gooil iMai'ler ind asked, "What shall I do that I may inherit eternal lifo'.'"

J.ahos all silk f/loycs only I *v* woith to»10 hovs waists only 1 !**•. worth :i.V La.lU-s lunry top ami hiark Loot ho^o only 'JO.Mvorth Austin's Forest riowor CoiiK|iim onl .*»c, wni-lh IV. Any hat in tho house at. hall pi ice.

Lunch Baskets, Traveling Bags,

Whisk Brooms,Hairand Cloth Brushes, Soaps

THE FAIR.

"Well bejuin is half done. J5eoin your housework cake of

Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning purposes. Try it.

from Indianapolis wlioro she spent last week, but will go to Brazil to make her future homo.

—The Commander desires that all the members of the 1'. O. S. of A. Coniniandory bo present this evetiing.proiiiptly at 8 o'clock. —Wo made a mistake in dating Dr. Huntsinger for August 18. It should have been Thursday, Sept. 1 Wavohmd, Friday, Sept. 2. —Miss Ella Maxwell and Harry Maxwell have returned from Island Park Assembly at Home City, wlioro lliey spent two weeks. —llev. J. C. Harnhill was culled to the court house last Saturday afternoon to say the marriage ceremony fur (iei. Miles and Laura Garrett.

In* htivintr :i

—Sheriff Bible is visiting his farm today.

reported better

—Mrs. J. Biblo is to-day.

—Goorgo Clawson was fined this afternoon for getting drunk on Stindav,

The Sabbath Otackwl Wuio Open. Yesterday was a line large day and rpiilo a number of farmers could not resist the temptation to thresh their wheat which is threatened with rot. on account of so much dampness. Perrons from Crawfordsville lieaiil the nierr.v liuin of the threslier along the lino betwei Ripley and Wayne townships and doubtless farmers in all parts of the county made a yawning chasm in tho Sabbath, similarly. A gentleman from tho Clinton Bridge Company also forgot to keep the first day of the week holy anil pi.t up the iron work of a bridge over Coal Creek, north of Wesley. Ilo was perhaps excusable, however, as lie had tried in vain to get hands on oilier days of the week.

Uoutmct Awnrdou.

Tlio trustees have awarded the con tract for doing the painling at the oly high school Imilcing tu Win. VanSlyke, tho trustees to furnish the paint, and VanSlyke the brushes, etc., and lianda to do the work VanSlyke is to receive S'2 25 per day as general overseer i.f the work, and he is to secure hands

do the work for 81.75 per day each.

When Rnby was sick, wo

A Good Show.

Taking tho newspaper comment as a basis, tho conclusion is readied that the La Pearl show, to be in this city to lie row, iB a first-class enterlainineiit. Everything connected with the show in good, and the price of admission is such that it is within the reach of all.

$7.(it) to ha iisas 4,'tt!)..$.tit) to St. f.otilx

Look al this. On Aug. 1!i, 2(1, 21 and 22 tho Vandalia line uill well tic],.-is lo Kansas C'ty and return at S7.II0 round trip. To St. Louis and return at $(((), All good to return including Sept. 15. Now is the time to go West., as there will probably be no more cheap rates West, this season, as haivei.l excursions will probably not be run fuun here. Good tune, sure connections and safe return via Vandalia line. .I.C. lll Tl'IIIXSON, Agent.

garo

EYK,

hor Costorla.

Wlic.il alio was a Chllil, nlio crinl for Castorln. When

NHO

bccamt! Miss,

HIIO

clung to Costorla.

Wluin slio had Children, alio

gave

thorn Costorla.

oar, anil throat diseases only,Dr.

Greene. .Tool Block. Fit',ing of glasces a sjiecialtj ,i.

DIMIINO

Louis liischof'n absence tha

clerks are having their own way and are giving away hosiery of all kinds for 10 cents.