Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 August 1892 — Page 3
ON PICTURES
—AND
Picture Framing.
PLOUR-We
price
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I'rlde of I'eorla (»old Medill t'ureka Whit" Ko.-'n ... Urn Hur.
SH :RNITURE.-
Keep on Coming!
Trickery May Flourish for a Time, but Square Dealing Endures the Last of Time.
IVrhaps this will enable you to umlerKtiuul wliy we h:ive built
'••"•up such "teat business in l'urnilure, Stoves, Groceries
ami (Jueenswiirc. Our goods are bought for cash
iiul in large quantities—this is the reason wc sel
nioils socheap. l'elow we give a few prices:
'.'A pounds Yellow ('Siijrar $i.orf pounds White Ivxlra (!Su!ar .... 1.00 'M |oiinds Colli. A Sng'ir 1,00 hi pounds Cut-Uiat Sturar..., 1.00 1 pounds I'owderetl Su^rar
1 pound Jersey collcc '20 1 pound Itanner collec 1 pouml h( st Klo roasted coltee —... 1 pound pure Itlo and Mora eottt-c :m
E. B. CURTIS,
2fK ICast Main .Stn re'..
PROF. L. O. SMITH
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leave Id unnnuneo that ne will
Trim*. made known upon appi.rasiou.
MONOK ROUTE.
^OUTH
NtKht Mall fdutlv)
[M'-ni Day Mull (daily) Wjjy Freight...
Taht BIG 4— '•'•"Ham Mull (il:i!t\ •'JN|i.n,(.hilly) Miill- lvt|.r.s
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Agents Wanted on Salary
)r' ('oinihisslnn. to hiir.!li the New Pate -1 'inu'al Ink Mraslntr P'»u il The qulekem t'rLK,ri' t«»velty ever produeeil thoroujrhly In two •IMMUKIH. N.
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At The
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FOR ONE WEEK!
....... 1.00
1 pound ,\ Collce 10 1 pound Arhurklc collce ?»u pound hlon collce
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are headquarters for lour in quality and
Do not fail to try a sack of Pure Gold,
soiling a car-load of this Hour every 30 days
our is made out of the Iiesl Spring Wheat and
made at Minneapolis, and look at the price:
"1 lu-ap. 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,
Less than Cost.
Men's, Women's and Children's line goods. bargains on all kiivls of goods at this season of the
WANTKr~\V(M)ll'orJiwontB
Hi-fi. I,
a few mere «elioUn-s on the
Mandolin and Guitar.
Thorough instruction on eill .*r instrument
V',:
Ml. II' ip.n
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Putrid division.
Mal'..(«!a1ly) I2:44a.in I ttlOo.m
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MIL'TH VANDAL1A. Kxnrem .. I'-m Mull.. ..
DAILY
We are
This
')0 pounds Pure Gold Pride of I'eorla (iold Medal
»50c
... liOc liOe
Remember we
Kureku \Vli»to Kose
Urn Ilur
arc Still selling
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WANTED-HELP.
WfANTKl)- A jrood iflrl to do housework at yon south (iioon street. H-iiO
W/WNTKU-A pnoritrirl ill -lo:ieast.Icltersor street wajrosper week.
(HIND—A tiuly'ssailor hat, on vest Market street. Owner eati lmve the same h) callhur at the hoiuo of KU Complou. H-'JU
ANTKD—lioral ami traveling salesmen sell lubricating oils. Apply for tonus Dictcilohs Oil Co., Clovoland, Ohio
W
to tlit'
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pOK J?ALF.—A
four horse power Tuerk
water motor. Apply atthlsotllee.
bin money 1
exclusive territory. Our new patent nlcs sel I al siiflit 111 i.-lty or country. New iitrents in Moid actually trrltiiur riitli. One airunt in owe day cleared $Kii. So ean you, Catalogue Iree, AIJ'INK SAl'IC CO., No. 2M5JI —Chirk St.. Cincinnati, O. 8-N2
EYE, EAR,NOSE,THROAT.
DR. K. HUNTS] NGER, Ex-Surgeon 3d Regt. Indiana Infantry Trustee Chicago College for the Eye
Ear, Nose and Throat—Special Pension Examiner—Specialist for the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. si'KOI Al. iiUenlWm
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Hie longest stiinillnK
•mil most iHllteiilt eases lo cure,
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A CHIlONIO 1ISC1I Alton
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or
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(iriuuiliir
iin.l Inllameil l.Wls. Weak, Watery Kyes, Dimness or Sl^'lil. Closure of Tear Duets, eU CfCataracts. Cross Myes niul all Surnlual Operations on Hie Kye Hull Skillfully perforin ml wil.lioiii.pain. Il*rlmri:*-M Irulil the Kars Dt-nliit-ss Nolsi In Hie lleiul rtuetressfully tn-aieil whereotliers Intl.
Is
Cliuscil
Ulcers In the Emu, wiileli. unlecs cureii, are lialileUi Km Into the Uriitn c-ausliiK ileatli iij
liillnuiiillon
lilooil
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Works like msijrie '.*00
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v. rt'VloiiR experience not tie«»sury.
IT'H PARTICULARS,
The
loiiroe Kt-aser MI'K Co. LuCrossu.Wis. 115
WILLIAMS BROS.,
Plumbing and Natural Gas 'j. Fitting a Specialty.
malte no
charge for mens-
,' J~ •vou,r liouao and estimating cost of jour work. wV'.'ii.?!1*
|lu,l,',n.!ul
sell?,',
old ones repaired,
kinds of Pumps wliieli we
",nP very cheap.
South Green St.
OpiKisitc Music Hall.
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A ncKlecU 1 or I'aiily trcatoi!
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cltronie Cnwrrli Is
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Ureal
ouuse of t=o niiieii loafiiei*s, e.speejally In tin iniililio aired ami old pi ople. Alsool Colliuinp 11on. Cfi^Consullatlon l-'ree. Cnnrfielnc Special attention t«llttlii).'Spee OpttLdtilbj. t.}ieies ami Kye (Jhisses, lo» which purpose the Doctor has ouc of the inosi elaborate and coniplele set of testing uppll imee's in the west. Siteclal nalns tjiken to lit the eyes and face, thus (tlviuif the ir«iiU'Hi ICukc and ('oniliirt as well as Kreally lni|irov Inir llie personal appearani'eo: the wearer. Nt cliaifin lor illtlnii.
Kasl. Side Sipiare, l-'ranklort, 111,]., ever) Saturday. Will lie at. Dr. MeCorinick's Dental olll ('rawlordsv Thursday. Sept. 1. Wavehiihl
Itucktcn'H Arnica Salve
ThebeBt BBlve in tbe world fc nutn bruises, sores, nloers, suit rheum, fever Bores, tetter, chapped hands, ohilapinb oornB Bnd nil skin eruptions, nnd 1(SFtively ourea piles, or no pny required It is gnnranteed to give perfect^ satisfaotion, or money refunded. Prioe 25 pants per box. For sale by Nye & Booe, druggists.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
JOURKRTL.
~SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1892.
Tnn DAILY JOURNAL
IB
Robinson & Wallace, and Lucey.
sale by
Pontioua St
THE SPEED RING,
Complete List of the Entries for the Races at Our fair. The following ia complete list of the horses entered for the different rncos lit onr fiiir:
TIIltEK JIIXCTE TKOT.
lloynl Mnmbrino, Lon Young. Violet, by llobort L. K. W. Quin.i. Neponsett, O. Grimes. 1-tensselenr Wilkes, by Alcnntnrn,
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selner Stock Farm. lfenry O., J. P. Wiilter & iiro. O. Fletcher, J. P. Walter & Uro.
Frank C., Cooper Bros. Kldine, by Haw Patch G. It. Beardsley.
Charley S., by Sain D.,W. McMnrtry. Geo. li. Suhofleld, Frank Schofield. tSchuyler M., Henry M. MarBhal. 2:27 TJtOT. Twine Binder, G. Grimes. C. Coal, by Cyclone, J. W. llimer. Chance, by Strathmore, J. W. llimer. K. Dina, by Jerome Eddy, Rensselaer Stock Farm.
Tom Tucker, Frank Schofield. Kallir, by Alcasar, Lon Young. .Toe, Gregory ,% Hannegan 2:35 TIIOT. Kostoko, by Brown Wilkes, S. 0. l'owitt.
Neponset, G. Gr-mes. Hosedale, J. W. llimer. Zerlene, by Lucas Broad head, KonsHelaer Stock Farm.
Subito, D. A. lligginH. .Tackonott, K. W. Quinn. Jubilant,, l'ritchard .t Stewart. 2:20 TROT.... Blossom, G. Grimes. Krio Girl, G.-Grimos. Wannette, G. Grimes. Belle Mod ill m, by Happy Medium, lloiiRsolaor Stock Farm.
Tommy Loo, M. A. McDonald. Nominee, by lteKCiie, J. J. Keoney. Joe, Gregory & Hannegan. 2:25 PACK. Henry O., G. GrimeB. Fodalma, (white maro.) M. A. McDonald.
Clint KifT, by Bald Hornet,
$1.40
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Furniture
JIIR. II.
Freeman. Landlord, J. L. Keoney. Tom Smeltzly, K. W. Quinn.
Bessie M., II. E. Pitman. 2:18 PACK. Hustler, G. Grimes. Sun Kise, N. M. Guynn. Harry Hornet, Win. McMnrtry. Guy C., Wm. McMurtrv. John H„ M. E. McIIafli'e. 2:85 PACK. Harry O., G. Grimes. Tod Mohawk, Rensselaer Stock Farm. A. Jacks, Jr., Meixell ,v Shade. Zeigler, Hint Gott. Lady Vivian, Anderson Bros. Hornet, li., Lum Nave. Fred F., J. H. Freeman.: Minnie U., Carl Scott. Touch-Mo-Not, Keeuey .t Thomas. Big John, J. Crouch .t Son.
Mr. Brookshire.
Hon. 15. V. BrookBhire went down to Ladoga, to-day after spending a couple if days at the Bobbins House writing letters after the manner of his patron saint, Grover Cleveland. Mr. Brookshiro looks well and feels well and seems to know "where ho is at." Asked as to his programme for the campaign he said: "I will go down on the farm with father and mother for a week or so and recuperato on some good old fashioned cooking. After that I will go to Sullivan whero my flrst speeches will bo delivered." "Are yon in chargo of the district committee?" "No. Unfortunately the chairmen of all the district committees nre for Carpenter. Of course Mr. Filbock is and J. M. Iloskins, the Democratic chairman, and Frederick J. S. Robinson, the People's parly chairman, are both brother-in-law of Carjientor. S'» I'm afraid I'll not be in it."
Mr. Brookshire gave one of his hearty campaign laugliB to indicate that this WIIB a joke and expressed bis utmost conlidenco in Mr. Hoskins. ,,,
Going to Kansas Oity.-
The fullowing jiereoiiR are aiming the number who will loave to-morrow for Kansas City:
UMFOltM HANK MKMllKltS.
Ensminger, IIOBS, MoMeclian, Hutton, Maxwell, Nolan, JohnBon, Snod grass, Wilkinson, McClellan, lteeves, Townsley, Amos, Wert, Ilall, Stilwell, McClamrock, and Will Smith, of North Union, and Clins. Taylor, .T. Sharp, Tom Clark, Sam ])omprit,.T. L. Cliildors, Wm. Childors and S. A. Hall, of Now Market and T. H. Cox, of Darlington.
Mrs. MeClatnrock, Mrs. Nolan, David Harter and wife, Sam Hey not .is nnd wife, Mrs. Nellie Wynn, Clara Alston Anna Whito, Mrs. bizzie Kelloy, Mrs Dan Kelloy and D. II. Gilkey.
Oost of tbe Accident.
In resisting the tax nppraise-iient put upon the Monon Judge Fields told the State Tax Commissioners that the acci dent near this city last wintor cost the company S!5,000. He also stated that the road was at first built cheaply and the policy seemed to be to go around hills rathor than through, consequently in one place 01: the road the tiain runs twenty miles its order to pass in a direct line but five miles. He also said that the ro ndbod was so poor that accidents were very unfortunate. If the road was really worth 817,000 per mile, the nppraised value, the accident near here would not have occurred, because a better grudo of rails would have been in use.
HRF.
those nice Scotch suitings at
Frank Smith's, 10IU South Washington street.
PLASHES ffiOM OVER THE OITZ.
—Duff Casad is in LnFnyette. —W. T. Miller is back from Joplin. —Zack Mahorney is at Battle Ground. —.T. A. Dilkos is over from Indiana]io-
lis.
—W. T. WaBson has left for Newton, Iowa. —Gen. M. D. Manson is at Cedar Lake. —K .D. Brown is the guefit of S. E. Watson.
Miss Felicia Davis has left for Kansas City. Miss Alice O'Marn hns retnrned to St. Mary's.
T. B. Nicholson has returned from Cedar Lake. H. Bnrford came up from Waveland to-day.
The Cliff Dwollers will arrive homo this evening. Miss Lulu Bromley is rusticating at Ilillsboro. —Miss Mollie Walkup has returned to New Boss. —D. W. Gerard loft for Cedar Lake this afternoon.
W. T. Whittington lias returned from Waveland. —Wm. Bromley has returned from a isit at Ilillsboro.
M.W. Brimer has left for Louisville to visit his fnthor. The Anderson band will play at the Shades to-morrow.
Miss Ednn Andorson, of Ladoga, is isiting in this city. Mrs. Sallie Ramsey has returned from the Battle Ground.
Mrs. Minnie MeKnight has returned from the Shades. George Griffith is the architect of Horace King's new house.
Laura and liosa Vancleave loft this afternoon for Kansas City. .T. II. Crane, of .Toy, III., visited John C. Shepherd to-day. —Miss Emma Allen has gone to Terre Haute for a few days.
W. W. Morgan and J. J. Insloy have returned from Chicago. —Charley Cridor, of Richmond, is the guest of Leon and Hugh Browor.
Rev. G. W. Switzer will conduct, the funeral services of Albert Griest. Buvless took a party of Indianapolis people to the Shades this morning. -O'Neal Watson is billing the fair to-day at Covington and Veedersburg.
N. J. Clodfelter, I. 0. Elston and loly Joel have retnrned from Chicago. •Thomas Nash and wife, of Indianpolis, are visiting Will Nasi, and famdy. -The Kansas City excursionists will leave over the Monon to-morrow after nun.
Warren Davis had a ptinlic sale of horses this afternoon at the l'ike Btreel bridge. —Clint Kill, the pacer of .1. 11. Freeman, won a $:S.r0 purse at Lebanon hint Thursday.
The 2-1,000 shares of new stock issued by the Monon company have all been taken. —The Misses Georgie and May Litwson have relumed from a week's visit in Danville, III.
H. II. Ristine and C. M. CrawTord have returned from a ten days' trip to North Dakota. ^Tho First National Bank has lost sixteeu thousand pound safe somewhere on the railroad. ?-A. F. Ivamsoy has been appointed guardian of the minor heirs of .liimep Davis, deceased. —Miss Felicia Davis went to Warrensbnrg, Mo., to day where she will trim this winter.
Mayor Bandel arrived homo last night from Denver. lie had nn elegant time, and returns happy.
Mrs. Susan E. Wallace and Misp Eva Millen are with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallace at Maxinknekee. —Chester Britton captured a red ribbon with his 3 year-old in the light liar ness ring at the Lebanon fair. —Miss Fannie Watson will teach school this fall near Shannondale, and will board with Elijah Mount.
Mrs. I. N. VanSicklo and Mrs. Walter Pickett, and "Ben" Bromley are among the Kansas City excursionists. —The steamer, Minnehaha, will make trips all day to-morrow making landings at the railroad bridge and at tho poor farm.
The oity engineer hns been making tho ostiinated cost of moving the Pike street bridge, but he has reached no conclusion.
Mnjor Foote stuck his head out of tho car window in Kansas and now his hat helps to fertilize one of those mortgaged farms. •The improvements on the Orphans' Home will begin on Monday. Mrs. Iliner and tho children will find another house temporarily.
Itosewood did not sell this afternoon at tho Warren Davis sale. Slant Keeney gave $195 for a mare, and a Rosewood colt brought Slfifi. —John Sloan lias purchased the Cowan house from Horace King and it will be lemoved to the Galoy addition where he has bought a lot. The lot lies next to the bridge. —On Thursday evening Miss Grace
Wait entertained a party of lady and gentlemen friends at her home on east Fremont street. They enjoyod themselves with dancing, music and refreshments till a late hour. —Tho orchestra will play a grand descriptive piece to-night at Music
Best Gros (iraln Silk in.wh!e,nnlv fl.Oh Our best fl.-IO hlaek Henrietta onlj l:*e vl Costume cloth only fe y»lt worth WW OurS l-JJ unhleach tl muslin only .V per y»l. Gool wide Crush only -U- !. AH our ITK*ami "Oc French (•In^hiiuts t»o :ii
103 East Main St.
In fact everything upset i.i pri our new store for this month. store.
Hall called "The Uanoe of the Ooblii.s Ijoe Smith will manipulate the torn-ton and do the funny business. The hoys have been doing some hard practicing-' on the piece ar.d it will be ivorlh heuring. —The eminent divine, Henry Ward: Boecher, said: "It, is full of that moral' and metaphysical questioning which thoughtful minds must go through at, all times and in all places, and which has received Ihe fullest and most fruitful development in Faust and Marguerite." At Music Hall to-night. —Ed. Cory and Doc lirown last night finally concluded their arrangements for a prize fight. It will come off some time ne\t month within 1(1(1 miles of LiiFayette, four ounce gloves to be used Queensbury rules, fur S-III0 Cory to knock Brown out in ten rounds to win. The spectators will be limited to fifty—twenty-five on each side.—I.uFuyette Call. —Win. Hadford, of Montgomery county, and Miss Vina E. Edwards, of Franklin township, were married at the Putnam House, Thursday. Elder Morris officiated, and gave the manly groom and lovely bride his blessing in his usual pleasing and impressive style. Mrs. Hadford is a daughter of the well known citizen, John T. Edwards.— Orrvncuslli' Democrat.
OflUllOB NOTES.
Thero will be no services at the Maptilt church lo-'iiomw. Kev. H. !-. Inglis will preach at Ihe Sliiinnonilale church to-morrow.
Tho usual morning services at the Christian church to-morrow. Next Sunday will be Commissioners lav at the First. Presbyterian church.
There will lie services at the Episcopal church to-morrow morning at 10:!i(l o'clock.
I'M Me \ult will Hing a e.olo at the at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow evening
K«v. J". W. Greene, 1). preach to-morrow morning al tl. idist church. No evening service.
Da8ervod from ition.
B. F. McClamrock, of tho P. O. S. of A. commander, No. 08, U. 15., lias been appointed special Aid do-Camp to Lieut. Qon. E. P. Mnrdock, with the rank of Colonel, and is placed in command of tho department, of Indiana as superintendent of the recruiting service.
A Dress Rehearsal.
Last, evening about twenty-five per sons witnessed a dress lehcnrsal of "Faust ar.d Margnrite" by Leslie Davis' company. It wont off without a jar except as to a part of the scene shifting. I'ho muBic was all composed and arranged by 1' rank Davis.
Tbe fair Directors.
The fair directors met to day and en terod into an agreoment tlint the Water & Light Company should furnish water for fair during the next ten years, in consideration for the use of Ihe springs in tho fair ground enclosure.
tlitten by a Rattlesnake.
David Carlisle,a farm hand in the employ of S. A. K. lieach, was bitten on the hand this morning by a rattlesnake. The hair of the dog being good lor tho bite he wns filled full of whisky. What the result will be it is too early to determine-
A Xcw Deal.
Vandalia lino excursions are as follows To
St. Louis and return Aug. 19 to 22, $5.fi0. To Kansas City anil return Aug. lit to 22, 87.00. All good to return including Sept. Jo, '92.
To Frankfort and return Aug. 22 to 27, account, Clinton county fair, $1. To Torre Haute ami return Aug. 2'1 to 20, SI-00: account, Vigo county fair.
To Camden and return, Sept. 0 to it, §1.95 round trip Low fares to Lake Maxinknekee, Codar Lake, or Hass Lake, St. Joseph, Mich., and all northern resorts.
Also Sunday excursion to tho lake until Sept. 4. at 0:31 a. in., fare, round trip, $2.00. Shades, 81.10.
J. C. IIUTCJUNBON, A'gt.
UPSET SALE!
Prices Upset For Our
AUGUST SALE.
Wc »o E:ist to purdiMse our fail stock on August 15th ami to make room lor the immense stock we are ^oinu to purchase we will have to cut our present stock in half
have inaugurated our upset sale for August which means goods at almost half will see by the following prices:
worth
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W a a a 1 45 inch white apron troods worth -'.*»e only i»r.
yd.
1,000 Books
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Rev. John Inglis, brother or tho pas tor, will preach at the First Presbyterian church to-morrow morning and evening.
Dill Not Acct pt.
Word has been received from .lames H. Henry, of Martinsville, that he will not accept the offer made to him to take the principalship of our high school, and tho trustees are corresponding with another party. Mr. Henry is the ltepub. lican candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
I'LIO IJCUIIITI^
On Aug. !0-20 21-22 the Pig 4 lloute will sell round trip tickets from Crawfordsvillo to Kansas City, Mi ., and reLurn for Ihe low rate of SO. Tickets good returning until Sept. 15. For further information time and route apply to (r. E. ROHI.NKON, Agt.
JOHN Li. WM.I.IAMH
Half wool rhuMh s, dark eolotp only Itie uortli Itlcaciu'd ul»!e llnrnonlv -IIU'worth *atinex worth irc:md •Ju. onJy S l.:u» per \d Ladles ail silk uloves only I tie worth-(Ue. 10 do/ hoys waists onlv IMr, worth
Fine Plumbing
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YOt'lt Clioio: OM'Y I7- At
South Washington Street.
A lino, are just re
ceiving their second car of doors and sash. They were bought before the advance, and will be sold on the list.
Ooughing leads to Consumption Kemp'sUrilsam will atop the nougiiB at once.
The »:i]y Cua: c.fT.irt.ir Powder.— Used in Millions oi' Homes— -.]c
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Ladles fancy top and hiaek hot»i hose Mitiy -.'(to w. Ai'^t-ln's Forest Flower «,'ol:n|imt* onlv fe, worth Any hat. tn the hou^e at. halt ptlee.
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Order Your New Suit
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COLMAN & MURPHY, '2)i
Tailors,
l.oic /fate 11a riicxl l.xru l-ylnns. The announcement that the NorthWestern Line, comprising over H,()()0 miles of thoroughly equipped railway, has arranged to run low rate Harvest Excursions during tho months of August and September, will be gladly received by those interested in the development, of the great West arid Northwest, as well as by those who desire to visit this wonderfully productive region at a season of the year when exact demonstration can be made of the merit-s and advantages it offers to home-seekers and those in search ot safe and profit able investment. 1'heso excursions will leave Chicago on August and Sept. 27, and tick«'ts can bo bought at the very low rate of one faro tho round trip to points in Iowa. Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah. Idaho and Montana. They will be strictly lirst-cliiss in r-very particular and will be good for return passage at any time within twenty days from date of purchase. Full information concern ing rates and arrangements for these ex curBions can lie obtained upon application to anv coupon ticket agent, or to W. A. Thrall, (i. P. T. A., Chiciigo^ ,V N'orth-Western li'y, Chicago. 1'oV /Kl IIJillM Clljl.
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FINE STOCK
For Sale Or rxclianqe For
SHALL FARft
Imi'OrlfMl Draft
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Marcs ami ihr-ir
colls and a lino r» year old lmi'orN'ilV,
Stallion, mire foal-LrotirM un«! lino lot of
colts as any. in proof of which I .voii to call aihi sen. A'hI a lino lot «.f I -year down lo sucU)ni 'H I'W sa'e-
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Stock will be Sold on jjood Time.
E. C.GRIFFITH.
ri'tyS Thr tilth vr it/' Ma ntf Ills. Oonpt ijmtnin loads to a mnltilHh« jihynicial InmhloR. II. ir. k'onomllv resmlt of canlohBDOf-s mddlcn Lo tho tfiih|iwt rulo hoaltl MtKay. of Dradfonl. iJr«I.. wnt«H:
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