Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 December 1892 — Page 3

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IDS suj^ai 0 lbs white extra .. plbs granulated ijlbsconf a jti lbs cut loaf ,6lbs powdered. lib Arbtickle cofl'ee..

lib Lion coflee 1 lb Jersey coffee lb Banner coflee

IbRio roasted [lblava and Ivloca.....

side-boards,

select from,

sets and

glass

ware for

Get

The

looks Like Gold!

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WISM.

'JuCCDtS,

Warruuiod 1 your. Sold oulv by

...e Gold

Will 91 and (Joiil ••iciU lV*

50 cents

Warranted 2 years

ROSS BROS.,

AT THE

99c STORE,

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS!

$1 25 lb*

I 50

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•25

•30

No matter who the man may be,

E'en one of great renown,

Feels lack of equanimity

WANTED-HELP.

If his socks are slipping down.

Jud.

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Eureka flour 5°

lbs

A Pair of Half Hose Supporters

KKOM

Ramsay & Goltra.

Warner

to 700, West 8tli street

pocket, hook containing bo*

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•'iit.lier of

The Warner Elevator M'f'g Co.

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

WAiiKlIP & McK AltliANI), I*roprlotors,

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, Telephone No. 47

Mimll put? ilofr, with murk on

*noulicr. Hut urn to Hurt Johnsou and rownnl. iy.3 \\MNTRI)—a competent frlrl to do house* work ul 505 east Wabash uvo. ll-Bhtf

Now

in local work. Address W. I\ 12-8

\\fANTI5D—Position J»h Kulosinan, local or

Cati\,u!ni\eiin*- Experience

PkrvicU reference. h"

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*oine notes* aud other Hooher fc Hrook's

U" 11 ..i.uniU,wl°y,s restuunnl last.evening* tia^nrr.iL

.re.wwr^to l,1L'

fludcr. Return to

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Evans. 11-2 counter now In use ut.Tiiic

itNAh oillce Is lor sale jit a bargain.

L^hiri'tctWeou Junction and Walter Ilros.'

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»otJ? »l.)tntiilron Pulley wltli about JK) feet *an! return to burn and get

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D?uies

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addresses of on-

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cent, of the coal bills or

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lbs BenHur flour 50

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lbs Pure Gold flour

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lbs White Rose flour.. 50 jO

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lbs Pride of Peoria flour •75

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mas. Come in and select and have your goods set aside.

What! is nicer for a Christmas present than a piece of furni

ture: Rockers of all styles, dining room tables and chairs,

book-cases, lounges, reed and rattan chairs,

children's chairs, and anything else in the furniture line.

jUEENS WARE.—The best stock in this line in this city

having just received a number of new dinner

a great many fancy articles in white China and in

we are prepared to offer you a nice stock of queens-

Christmas. Come in and see what we have.

STOVES.—Our store stock was never better we have

stock to select from. In gas stoves we can furnish

want we ask you to come and look and see what we have

BARNHILL,HORNADAY& PICKETT.

.1 5°

lbs Gold Medal flour

•75

tjQ 11 a 1

FURNITURE.--A great line of Furniture we are showing—

Ncwiroods arriving daily and we arc right in it for Christ

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the

you

Hydraulic Elevators,

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Cincinnati, O'lio

Lotus Olub Meeting.

All members of the Lotus Olub lire earnestly requested to meet at the small court room on Thursday evening, Doc. 1, at 7:30 o'clock. Business or utmost importance to be transacted.

Multiim in I'arro.

Because athiiif is small size, Tnink not 'twill pay to scorn it Some insects have a larger waist,

But lift less than the hornet.

Some people may, perhaps, scorn, on account. of their dimluutiueness, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. But a trial of them convinces the most scorn ft.) skeptic, that the.v will cure constipation, dyspepsia, sick and bilious headache, quick nnl surer than their large waisted competitors, the old style pill. .4

Million 1'rtendn.

A friend in need is a friend inaeeu, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. Kings Ne A' Discov ery for Consumption, Couehs. and Colds.— If you have Dover used thiB Groat Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest ahd Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co. Largo bottles 50c. and $1.00

Fou Sore Throat. Saturate a flannel bandage with Obnmberlain'a Pain Balm and bind it on the throat. It will oure any ordinary case in one night's time. For sale by Nye & Booe, druggists.

DAILY JOURNAL.

Til I'USDAY, DKO. 1, 1892.

'IHL LIOHERTY CASE.

All Hit T.jatmiony Submitted to the furee Circuit Uourt.

Tln» attorneys and witnensea in the cane uf Hurley ,V ('lodfelter against, Sarah O. Dolierty, ot ul, returned from Hockvilie last night, the evidence in the case all being in. 'I lie arguments will not take place for some time yet. The ease was interesting and in some features quite sensational. Brush ,t Snyder represented the plaintiffs and Crane A- Anderson and IIanna Ilanna the defendants. The suit was for 821,'200, attorneys fees, which the plaintiffs claimed was due them for prosecuting and winning two suits against Messrs. 1 iobb .V Street, of .loplin, Mo., whereby the defendants in the present suit came into possession or 1011 acres of lead bearing land, worth SI,01)0 an acre.

I he plnintitl's testimony went to prove that no contract had existed between them and the Dohertys as to what should be paid for le^al services. They accordingly asked for SI,000 for collecting royalties, 8200 for minor services, and $20,000 as being 20 per cent, of the value of the property won for the Dohertys in the two sr.its. They claimed much time and labor had been expended by them and introduced 1'. S. Kennedy. Jud go Thomas and .lames Sellar to prove that 20 per cent, was not too much to ask.

The testimony of the defense went to prove that before the plaintiffs had undertaken the cases that a contract had been made which explicitly stated that they should receive 82,000 if they won both suits and 81,000 if they won one. 1'urther that the servites of Missouri attorneys had won the suits. That after the trials in Missouri that M. K.

Clodfelter rushed to Cincinnati where Sarah (J. Dolierty was visiting her grand daughter, Mrs. Tom 15. Noble, ami demanded 80,000 or. a deed to 20 acres of the land, that he conspired with Noble to bulldo/.e the old ladv into giving the deed, stating that if she did not be would get the cases reversed and have Mat anil Marth sent to prison.

I wo letters from Noble to the Dohertys were introduced. One written just fore Clodfelter's visit cursed in a most outrageous manner and concluded by advising Mat to tell "old Marks (meaning Clodfelter to go to hell where su mpositor's belong." The second was written after Clodfelter's visit and the formation of the alleged conspiracy The letter lauded Clodfelter to the skies, advised deeding him the 20 acres and concluded by saving "Old Marks is a plumb dandy." It had been claimed by the plaintiffs that Mrs. Dohertv deeded property in Crawfordsville to defraud them of their fees. It was

proved by 1?. Hauna that he had made the deeds from a copy of one made by Clodfelter a year before when he had advised Mrs. Dohertv to deed her property to her grandchildren in order to beat the creditors or Mat, and Marsh in case of her death. The copy was necessitated by an error in Clodfelter's description of the property

Extravagant Praise.

The Indianapolis -hnmini in nr extended and eulogistic account of the performance of the Philharmonic Club says:,

The New York Philharmonic Club gave an unusually fine concert last night at Y.M.C.A hall, before an exceedingly slim audience. Seldom has a programme so delightfully arranged ueen given in this city, and' the artists presenting it are unsurpassed. The six members play so harmoniously that the fact that there are six instruments is scarcely realized, so perfect is their unison. The enthusiasm expressed by the few present was such that if the number had been greater the applause would have been deafening. The compositions given by the club were varied and admirably arranged. Those who love good music and did not hear the concert missed a treat not likely to be duplicated this nor any other' season unless the club should resturn. li is a pity that the new organization, the Young Woman's Christian Association, under whose auspices and for whose benefit tho concert was given, should bo out of pocket through lack of patronage for so excellent an entertainment.

Improvements in a Saw Mill, Tho Crawfordsville Lumber Company is making extensive improvements at its mill. Among other things a new steel roof is being placed over tho building and tho circular saw is being displaced by a band saw. The band saw is now being used by all "the larger mills of the country as it possessed many advantages over the old circular saw. It is as much superior as the electric cars are over tho horse cars on street railroads. Besides an increased speed in sawing a great saving effected. It is estimated that in sawing 10,000 feet of lumber 1,000 feet can bo saved, the kearf being less and not so much of the log going into saw dust. The Crawfordsville Lumber Company is one of oui thriving industries and Tun Jont.vu, notes with pleasure the improvements in progress.

Funeral Notice.

Tho funeral services of Miss Anna Vannice who died yesterday will be held to-morrow morning at o'clock at the residence of W. 11. Scott, 410 west Mirket street. Intermoiit at Shannondale. ..

Coughing teacta to Consumption Kemp'sBalsnm will atop the coughs at on 00

CU. B, 120th KEG1MENT.

Annual Rcnmon field Yesterday at Sam I I Johnson's. The annual reunion of the members of Co. B, 120th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers,

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held yesterday at the resi

dence or Samuel Johnson, on Franklin street, it being the 28th anniversary of the battle of Franklin, a battle in which that regiment bore conspicuous part. About twenty of the boys assembled at tho court house at 11:30, where they formed and marched to the base of supplies. From the time of their arrival until dinner was announced at 1:30 the time

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pleasantly spent living over

the days of '111 and '05. The presence of Adjutant Abdill, now of Danville, 111., added pleasure to the occasion. •\fter the well tilled tables wire surrounded 11. M. l'erry, in behalf of the host, and hostess bade the boys welcome a few neat remarks at the conclusico of which they dispatched the toothsome viands with zest and celerity. Short speeches were made after dinner by Capt. McClaskey, Cap!. Elmore, Adjutant Abdill and others. It was decided to hold tho next reunion at the residence of .John \V. Perry in Walnut townemp oil the :)0th or November, 185)3. The following are the names of those present: Capt. C. W. Elmore, Capt. E. P. McClaskey, Lieut. E. II. Cox, Nat Beatty, A1 Booher, C. C. Champion, Alex Duncan, Thos. Davidson, Sam Johnson, Frank Israel, C. B. Nelson, Richard Pierson. J. W. Perry, II. M. Perry, KuftiG Pair, Louis Shular, W. H. Steele and David Williams. The guests or the company were Ed Abdill, (i^st Adjutant ot the Regiment, of Danville, 111., T. H.

B. McCain, Zack Mahorney, W. B. Hardee, M. S. Smith, C. D. Huffman and llerschel Johnson and wife, of Indianapolis. \'yy\_y'

FROM HERE AMU THERE.

—T. N. Lucas, of Frankfort, is in the city. ---Mat Dolierty has returned Lo ,iop 1 i0, Mo.

Will Schlemmer went to (livencastie this afternoon. M. J. Carroll returned from Lafayette this afternorn.

rsh Johnson and wife have re

turned to Indianapolis. A. S. Miller. Ed Yoris aud Tip Davis hunted near Waynetown to-day.

Mrs. F. L. Snyder went to Toled ()., this afternoon where she will meet her husband. —Ben Willians accompanied by Mr, Corn, of Ladoga, left this morning for a trip to California. —Gray Switzer ahd Miss Alice Davis of Wesley, were married last Sunday by Elder M. M. Vancleave: —Harry Laymon and Clara Smith son, of Whitesville. were married yesterday by Elder M. M. Vnncleave. •—The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Christian church will hold a mite sociable at the home of Miss Nona Alfrey. Thursday evening. —Those having trustee's orders rnr the support ol tho poor ot Union town ship will please present them to Trustee Ilartman this week. —L. A. Foote, F. C. linndel, (i. L. Markley, Ous Truitt, M. C. Kline, J. L. Charni, Ilarrie Pontious, and D. S. Enoch went to Dnnville, III., to-day to attend a Ivnights Templar banquet. —-Clias. M. Johnson, or Danville, III., was in the city last night. He is now a passenger conductor on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, lie goes to Crawfordsville to-day as a witness in a damage suit suit against the Lake Erie and Western. A passenger on one of the defendant's trains was ejected from the train in 1887 and has brought suit against the road for damages.— l.nfnnI'flr .loitnta!.

We3 Foster Laid Out,

John Sullivan was fined Inst evening for inflicting a beastly threshing upi Wesley Foster. It appears that Wesley entered the Market street joint where Sullivan presides as bar keeper anil called for whisky. Mr. Sullivan ic sisted that he take beer instead, on the ground, doubtless, that the whisky was too strong, the new keg .t yet having been tempered with hydrant water. When Wes refused Sullivan threw the beer away and proceeded to make mince meat of him. It was a delightful little episode and rellects great credit on the pugilistic power of the accomplished

Mr. Sullivan.

Will Pay Out.

Noble C. Butler, receiver of the American Wheel Company, has begun the paym.'nt of a lifty-live-per-cent. dividend to tho creditors, under an order fiom Judge Gresham. This will require S250,000. Mr. Butler thinks the company will pay nearly dollar for dollar.

Probably a Pake.

It has been rumored on the streets to-day that Charley Bowers was quietly married yesterday in a neighboring town. He left Saturday night for Chicago and has not yet returned. The rumor of his marriage is probably a groundless one.

Gone Glimmering.

Miss Lanra Larsh left last night on the midnight train for Lafayette where she will endeavor to secure a position in a cracker factory. Highly sensational reports are afloat regarding her departure most of which should be taken with

salt.

Cloak Parlor, Washington Stree. Cloaks worth $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00. Your choice this week at $4.!)!1.

Loitis Bischok.

The foot ball team will meet soon and elect a captain for next year's work. Waba li has good reasons lo think that she will be decidedly "in it" next Year.

Dr. Burroughs is out of town to-day.

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Jack Gray is the latest to ask for the postotliee. Candidly we thiok if the otlice must change hands there is no Democrat more competent or more deserving in our midst, and we would be glad to see him gel, it.

Cal llybarger lias accepted ar. agency for a patent coffee boiler that takes lb" cake and he. as a canvasser, has proved himself to be a stem-winder. Those whom he has called on say the quickest, easiest and in fact the only way to get shut of him is to buy one.

The Masons at this place met last Tuesday evening and elected the following named gentlemen to act as ollicers for the euauiug year: .Dr. W. J. Hurt, W. Frank Hallowed. S. W. Rice Kline, J. W.: George Moore. S. D.: Frank Booe, .1. D.: B. T. Merrell, Treas. R. S. Osborn, Sec.: W. E. Faunce, Tyler: Wm. 11. Biddleand D.T.Thompson, Stewards John K. Gray. Trustee. There will be a public installation and enpper given the 27th.

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W. C. Miller was at Lebanon Monday and Tuesday. Sam Flaningham has gone lo Illinois, to lie gone about a.year.

Miss Helen Mount came home from Coats College to spend Thanksgiving. Miss Gail Vaughn spent Thankrgiving at her home in Crawfordsville and attended the teuch?re meeting.

Tho church was not dedicated at Center Grove Sunday, the edifice not being quite ready. The third Sunday in December is the dat.» now fixed.

Miss Hue Miller returned from the State convention of the Y. P. S. (7. K. Monday, enllin iastic over the meeting and the welcome given bv the Ft. Wayne people

McPberson Post"Meeting!'

All comrades of McPhorson Post No. 7 are respectfully asked to be present Saturday evening next at Post headquarters. We wish lo get the sentiment of the Post in regard to the figures 18-M5-1848 placed on Soldiers' Monument at Indianapolis as per orders from Department Headquarters.

An Elegant Pair of Blanket

GOOD CANTON FLANNbL only 5 cents, worth

to our ]nrre stock of 1 iosierv mrl I "ntli'i'wo.'ir in

In DRRSS GOODS we nn- showing some wordi

'oason for it is our popular prices for popularuoorls

for artistic goods at low prices.

COLLEGE N0TK3.

"hf- Sophomore Fretlimen gain" which was to have been played next Saturday has been forfeited to the Sophs but a team composed of Freshmen and Juniors may possibly piny them.

Kelsey. Ro?.» Polyr, crack plaver and captain of their foot ball team, has left the institute. Keleey was the life of the foot ball team and it was he who brought i' up to its present standard.

II. II. Tamiot. 1'. C.

,:, Mcf he.i'soii Poot Election McPherson Post G. A. K. will meet in regular session Saturday evening. Dee. 3, promptly at 7 o'clock. It is important that all comrades be present- as otTicers for next year are lo be eloeli-d.

I!. II. Taujott. Commander.

.ii'f ^ot .Mr Until

•on have bouglit a ticket and expect to get a large crayon tor nothing read the head line of this article. II the ticket compels you to buy a frame to get the crayon free, a glance at the head liue would be in order. When the photographer asks you ten prices for the frame which is to hold your free picture, then hand the head line to him to read. I will'furnish the same frame at onethird the price they ask and make a big

profit. I can show vou ..rice lists for

Good Yard Wide (Vluslin, 22 Yards, for $1.

ll.irry Wefiton, of (ireencastie, ])!w:jed through our little ty lust, Hatoidav enronte for llillsboro.

Nobe llenilrix hits moved his family and household from eeilersluirg to his father's farm, just south of town.

Drs. Claypool, Hamilton ami Hurt last, Saturday, near Pott's school house, held a poet mortem examination over the remains of Grandma Sharer.

Ilev. G. K. Fnson was here last Saturday and Sunday, soliciting help rrom the Baptist people oT this place tn aid in building a church at Crawfords\ ille. While here he preachcd ,l\y.o most excellent sermons.

cheap crayons ranging from :t(l cents to Jnlr* f°r chewing, smoking —cigarette •$'.25 apiece. I use no catch penny

game lint give first class work at very low prices, T.'W. Lawsh.n", The Photographer.

Lit^i!'i Sulphur "For the Bath"—nature's own cure for rheumastiKui.

The oniv Pure Cream of TarlaUsed in Millions of Home.'

BLANKE TS, YARISS, Etc., we cunnot bo out-done. Tabio I .ineii^.'

kins are way dowti. AVe are still in it in our CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

again as many cloaks so far this season tiiat we sold altogether an\

Opposite Court House. First door of Kline'-* [ewe!)

Plumbing

first=class workmen employed Sim ra Ueed.

Butler, of Farmers' Institute, were at J. grandmother's

I''. Butler's last Saturday night Clias. Butler, wife and daughter, and Mrs. Naomi Kenworthv, all former residents of this place, visited the Butlers here last. week.

L. 3L Miller was fortunate hist week in attending two weddings: LollandMiller at Farmers Institute, and lie I Greene-Butcher near Darlington.

KIHUNIw' VI.'AltTKBLY .MEETIXH. 7 Friends quarterly meeting was held at Center just east, of Darliugton last Saturday and Sunday. The ministers from nbroad were Elijah Armstrong, of I Center Valley, and Drusilla Wilson, of Indianapolis. Miss Bertha Ramsey, a young lady representing Friends' Poly technic School at. Salem. Ore. was also present and gave a very interesting talk on Saturday. On Sunday morning the Ladies Foreign Missionary Society gave an interesting entertainment before the I 11 o'clock service, presided over bv Mrs. Armstrong. The next session will be held at Sugar Plain next February.

"Hot/itl li it 1/ I'ort Hi nr.

11 yoa are reduced in vitality or sin n^'lh bv illness or any oilier cmise, we rei-im-mead t,lic use of this OUI Port Wine, the very blood of the f-'raiie. A Kraml tome Tnr mirsiiiR mothers, and tlio.'e reduced b.v was!ine disease. creates sireii^'tIt: improves the, ai)|»etite: nature's ewa remedy, much preferable to drurs iruarantecd absolutely purn and over live years of age. Young wine onlnarily sold is not lit l.o Insist on liaviiu this standard brand,. i: costs no more. SI in 'nuurt bottles, pint*»'l els. lio.val WiueCo. 1- s,ile by N ve.v I !ooe.

iiramt lla rait) lis In CI oi/n.

Cloaks worth 5=10.00. si'J.ild ami do, this week ct.oiec $-1 119. I.!ri-

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Evi:itv member of the Christian church please consider themselves solicited for the I'air and bring their donations, provisions and fancy work.

Don 7 John tfn Spit or Sninl,'!

habit or snnlV dipping.

1 2. \W \v:int to t-i!! vonr-attmiioh

)i)d lit sl-c:l:iss Jli-n.vtitit'i ate

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Music Hall Plumbing Shop.

New Parlor Furniture, and Bedroom Fisrniline. New Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, New Patterns in Carpets and Rugs,

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Hubert Peebles returned last day from the West. A quiet Thanksgiving but thankful nevertheless. —Will McDaniel v.-ill 111,m quarters at C. W. PiitchardY ter.

Jos. Johnson disposed or this week to Blaine .Archey, fordsville.

New Patterns in Lace Curt i:is, New Patterns in Chenille Curtains, New Designs in Chairs, Side-Hoards, Parlor Library and Office Book-Cases and Der.ks. All goods arc new, desirable and prices alwavs the. lowest for cash or payment.

ROYCE & PEAVEY.

FURNITURE and CARPET Store,

125 South Washington Street.

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That is the name or a little book 1 jus! received tolling sll about

Xo-lo-hur

wonderful, ban,.loss, guaranteed

Xo-to-huc

Powder:

the only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in the world—sold by druggists. Men tion this paper. THK STERLING MKMKDY CO.. 45 Randolph St.. Chicago, or Indiana Mineral Springs, I .id and get a book mailed free.

Ammonia No Alum. "oa '3 tlie Siautlarfl.

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Rev. Siler. of Blootuiugdale. lectured at the church Thursday night on "Home Missions."

Sir. and Mrs. Calvin Long attended the wedding or their niece, Miss Burke, 1 Wednesday. .down and slenp all n.^ht. aud is

the leach-

Miss Grace Hall attended era' Association in Crawfordsvi and Saturday of last week.

Among tho thousands of -testimon'm!*'. of cures by I r. Mi ten's New Heart 0'h is that, of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen.ill, (.Hen ISock. Pa., viio for voarp I had short r.ess of breath, sleeplessness, pain in left side, whouldfrs, smoth'Ting spells, stc. one wiUle of Dr. Miles' N»w

Heart. Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Piilti, cured him. P.?tor Jaquet, 1 Salem. N. J., is another witness. For twenty venrs suffered with Hei.rt Dis-

his hog3 »'as turned away by physicians as or Craw- ncnritble, tu-ath stared him in the face,

could not down for fear of emotiiorImmeuiaU'ly after using felt boiler and could lay now a

ing to deiithN'ew Cure lie

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Friday I

Frank Hollingsworth and Miss Oilio

sold, uliio

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favorite time, bit

are-all since heretofore it

would not dissolve in the stomach. Dr. Von Peti»rp, an eminent German chemist has discovered how to dissolve sulphur. Now it, can be absorbed by !he syt! 111. ''Liquid .Sulphur" is on saler.t, M0IT0L!. -V -Morgan's.

Pnce List

AM This Week.

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A good, pants. .. A 'food, he pants .., A go.id. heavy knee, pants ... ... A good, heavy children's all wool knee pants ii .:. viood heavy -mitts.. .... iomf. heavy caif-skin lined gloves.. .... .v.

iivy half woo! knee

iiluren's suit

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Good, heavy calf skin lined milts Good, heavy fancv child's «ap Good canton drawers ff.r nii.'n d. heavy knit shirts, worth

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Latest style knobby stifi hats Men's good Scotch cutis

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Bargains In

Hats, Caps, Overcoats and Suits.

East Main St..

PHOF. M. tlEINBEHG,

ScientsficOptician

Thr (ic'lictitv oi tl»? eye muk(^ ii to

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»U(.MHlon 10 Uji.v.'HjptMii'ot" speclucSns Ui Hie JJavln ,' .1 Uic rrtfirh v.xpcrletieo in jihikiiiK s|M*c!taclv 10 ho eye, 1 tim 11: aet umloly in everv eusc of ahuorini'l vision, known as pmspvopla, mvopin aiiM hypcrni«'t pbpia, :s w«.'U us \V(»nk sitflit, n--luJrinjr various timed Riasjoa. My Improved fpei.'tuelw aiv of perfect ennstmotion, which assists and preserves ilio rcndorlny tro{Uf.'iii. changes uuueefs^trv. 1 imvc knt-o.s forweukoys, watery eyes, \mtiiraoi»s neursltrhrerl, erossf-ijrhlt'iJ: .-hoft, all ,}{j|j. eulties of th» eye ovc reoinu. Win fit anv r»ve in two inlDiitei*.

Keter Hon. M. 1) White. Hr. Thomas MoJfett and otln-is. i'rof. ^leinber«r nun* ln» found at U*M south Washington stm.-t, at DjJhiniMin's oflicr.1. !ionr«*froin 1 to."»u Willrullat rvsldriH'e it i'«'unete»J.