Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 January 1893 — Page 3

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080 to 700, West 8th street

That usually retail at Irom 50 cents, will be sold tnis week lor NINETEEN CENTS.

Special Sale. Large Assortment.

ROSS BROTHERS., 99=Cent Store.

You can buy Groceries cheap now well as dry goods. It will not do to be out of the procession.

So here goes:

Twenty-five pounds New Orleans Sugar One Dollar

,Twenty-one pounds Yellow Sugar One Dollar

Twenty pounds New York A One Dollar

Nineteen pounds Conf. A Sugar .One Dollar

Nineteen pounds Granulated Sugar One Dollar

?Twenty pounds Good Rice One Dollar

Twelve pounds Choice Rice One Dollar

Sixteen pounds Raisins... One Dollar

Twelve pounds Choice Raisins One Dollar

Thirty-four pounds of Hominy One Dollar

Fifty pounds Ben Hur Flour .Ninety Cents

Twenty-five pounds Ben Ilur Flour. ........... .Forty-live Cents

Fif'.y pounds vVhile Rose Flour Ninety Cents

Twenty-live pour ds White Rose Flour. Forty-live Cents

Fifty pounds Pure Gold, best Minneapolis,One Dollar and a quarter

Twenty-live pounds Pure Gold Sixty-five Cents

One Bsirre! Pride of Peoria Five Dollars and a quarter

Fifty pounds Pride Peoria .One Dollar and Forty Cent?

Twenty-live pounds Pride Peoria .Seventy Cents

Furniture and Qucensware-=We

prices on these lines for the month of Januaij".

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

GO TO

For Your HATS and FURNISHING GOODS.

The Warner

UncWlcn'sArnlca Salve ThefceBt salve in the world fcr rats bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, fever •ores, tetter, chapped hunds, obilnpuib, oorns uud all skin eruptions, and loss tively onres piles, or no pay roqui red It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cant§ per box. For enle by Jive Booe, druggists.

Deserving Pra inc.

Wo desiro to say to our citizens, (hat. for years we have been selling Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Now Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Sulvc and Electric Bitters,unil have never handled remedies tliat sell as well, or thut have givon such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guuiantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do .not follow Uieir use. These remedies have won their great, popularity purely on their inerils. Nye and Hooo Druggists.

PAUL J. BARCUS, M.D.

Physlclau and Surgeon,

'Office: 111 West Main Street,.

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Con Cunningham

l-'attier ot

The Warner Elevator M'f'g Co.

Hydraulic Elevators. See tlicir 1802 d.acl»Ii e!

Clnrlfinalt.Ohio

When Baby was slclc, wo gave hor Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When sha became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When Ehe had Children, alio gave them Castorla.

"Certuiu hard words, lc into pills, Simply to swell ..he doctor bills," arc not what constitute Dr. Pierce's Pleasant I'urpative Penets. j'liey are tiny, sugar-coated, purely vegetable pills, as pleasant as confectionery lo the taste, and acting upon tho stomach ar.d liver gently but effectually, and as naturally as nature herself. For siclt headache, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, and all the result, ing diseases, no laxative equal to thcni has ever been discovered.

A Million I'rlrndn.

A Jricnd in neeil is a friend in deed, and not less than one Million peop'c have found just such a friend in Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption. Cougli", and Co'ds —If you have never used this Great Cough Medicmo. one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest, and I.ungs Each bottle is guaranteed to doall that, is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co. Drug store. Large bob tlc,s !)0e. and $1.00.

/.« Grippe.

During the prevailence of the gripi the past seasons it was a noticeable fact that those who depend upon Dr. King's New Discovery, not only had a speed recovery, but, escaped all of the troublesome after affects of the malady. This remedy seems to have a peculiar power in cft'teUiig rapid cures not only in eiises of la grippe, but in all diseases of throat, chest, and lungs, and has cured cases of asthma, and hay fever of long standing. Try it and be convinced. It won't disappoint. Free trial bottles at Nye & Booe's drug store.

Hi/ jMSltno-on i/' Hands! Woman restored to perfect health! Jiistlaith and contidonce enough required to lay I hold of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, administer it with a little paticuce and a little perseverance, and complete restoration to health and vitality is insured. Not far, indeed, from the miraculous, are many '. of the wonderful cures of lost womanhood it lias effected. There are few cases, iuI deed, within 'lie requirements of sick and suffering woman, outside or beyond its helpful inflience. So confident are the makers of I)''. Pierce's Favorite Presorip tion of its power to heal aii female diseases, that they warrant satisfaction in every instance. 'or refund money. Large bottles $1 (0 for $!), at druggists.

JOURNAL

DAILY

lK:iAi JAN. 27.1883

To tho Public.

The daily. papers of Crav.-tordsville iiavo eutortd ituo tlio fullvjwiiig agreeUll'lil.

1. Keiiding ).i0tice8 0i church, society and oilier entertainments from which a revenue is to bo dwived .(except one annoueement which the editor in:iy give as matter ot news) *ill bo charged for at the rftte of five cents line eisoli insertion, half the regular rate. 2. Ono notice calling lodge or society meeting, secret or public-, will be published tree. All sneiv ediog notices will be cljurged for at the rule of five cents a line each insertion. 3. Sunday church announcements Tree.

The above agreement Is to lie in force after Fell. 1, ISO!}.

AN OLD 0RAWr6llPi VILLE BOY.

His..Success Gains lliuj a Pleasaut Preemuieuce at Michigan Ojty. The following from the Michigan City Xcti'n concerns tbo doings of Willie George, a iu»udom resident of Grnwfordtivillo who will be remembered by many with pleasure and affection:

All of us know Mr. Bill George. lie WIIB named after King George III. and he ie a Crawfordsville product. Ho was transported from that place to Michigan City at the expense of the State and he rendered valuable services for the State while wwriug loud clothes at the northern prison. After completing his con"Iract Bill got married and ever since that time ho has made semi-occasional appearances before the bar of justico for heating his wife and demolishing the household furniture. Monthly he went out and tilled up on budge. While in this siate he deemed it his duty to call on his wife. The gay William at once proceeded to smash the furniture, at the same time administering a few smashes to his wife. He amused himself in this manner until he grew tired, when ho quietly look his departure. Mrs. George beowiio uneasy lest he might return at the dead of night and annihilate her completely. She therefore invoked lie aid of the law and about 8 o'clock p. in. William liiight'havo been seen meandering iu the direction of the jail supported either side bv an officer of the law. This morning William was conducted into the sacred presence of Esquire Dibble, who was in readiness to put the thumb screws to the festive xVilliam. Mrs. George was also there, Kccoivpanied by a lip that appeared very much disfigured. William pleaded pnilty to breaking the furniture and (here was plenty of evidence that he had assaulted his wife. In view of these facts Judge Dibble scowled and informed Mr. George that he would be required to pay the sum of §'25 and tho costs*of the case or go to jiiil for thirty-two days i'.il! look his medicine pleasantly and is now boarding at the expense of the county. wn.r.iAM KS.'Ai'u'i.

William, Willum, where art thou? Whither liath thou cone, and why didst thou run away Since the aforegoing article was written, the gay and giddy William lias escaped from the city jail Oliieer Gasper locked Bill up after hit trial and when he returned to the jail found that his bird had ilown. Gorge had been left in the run-around and with the aid of a stove shaker soon succeeded in unscrewing the nuts from the bolts that fasten the hinges of the jail door. This accomplished, he hud nn easy escape. Some men in the wood market saw George as he climbed over the high fence surrounding the jail. When last seen he was sliil headed touth, travelling at a "Nancy Hanks" gait, and unless he stopped somewhere on the road, is probably at Crawfords ville by this time. Should he over return to this city he will 'find a warm and hospitable set of police officers ready to receive hiui with open arms and he will lie put- where the Hogs won't bite hiin if Nick Gasper has to take him down and sit on him.

Social In the New Baptist Ohurch, On Friday evening, the 27th, tbo ladies of the Baptist church will give rhoir first, social in tho new building A delightful menu, consisting ot turkey, ongue, and other good things will be served, and the ladies hope for a liberal share of patronage from their friends. tVmo and take a look at the new church. Supper 1

T» cents.

RECOLLECTIONS.

What, a blessed thing is memory Mow it brings up the pleasures of the past, and hides its unpleasantness! Vou recall your childhood days, do yon not, and wish they would r.'turn? Yt.u remember the pleasant associations, while tho unpleasant ones are forgotten. Perhaps to your mind comes the 'ace of some friend. .11, was once a pale, sad face. It showed marks of pain, hues of ore. Il seemed to bo looking into the hereafter, the unknown future. And ion you recalled how it brightened how it recovered its rosy hue, bow it be came a picture of happiness and joy Do you remember these things'' Many people do, and gladly tell how the health returned, how happiness came back, how the world seemed bright They fell how they were once weak nerveless, perhaps in pain, certainly nn happy. They tell of sleepless night restless days, untouched food, unstrung nerves. And then they tell how they became happy, healthy and strong once mojo You have heard it often in the pa-t, lane you not? You have heaid people describe how tliey were cured and kept in health? Yon certainly can romembcr what it-is that, basso helptd people in America. If not, listen to what Mrs. Annie Jenness filler, who is known universally as the great dress re former, says: "Six years ago, when suffering from mental care and over work, I received tho most pronounced benefit from the use of that great, medi ne, Warner's Safe Cure." Ah, now you remember. Now you recall how many people you have hoard sny this same thing. Now you recollect how much you have heard ot this great cure,

Now you are ready to admit that mem ory is usually pleasing, that the highest pleasure comes from perfect health, and that this great remedy has done more to produce and prolong health than any .ither discovery ever known in tho entire history of tho whole world.

0. E. Union Service.

All Christian Endeavorers are requested to bring hymn books and Bibles and come prepared to take some part in union service to be held in First Presbyterian churoh next Sunday night at 30 o'olock. Following is the program

Song. Prayer. Song. "Christian Endeavor as it was and as it is."—J. S. McICee.

Song. "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will be Done."—Miss Mary Goltra.

Song. The Junior Endeavorer."—Miss Katie Metzger

Song Prayer tubbing, topic, "Our Christiiin Endeavor—What has it done for me?"

C. E. benediction.

Here Tuesday Evooing.

Miss Florence Cook, with the Walter Emerson Concert Co., was a delightful surprise to the audience, many of whom had never before heard her. Her playug was characterized by a large, full, smooth tone and brilliant execution which left little to be desired in the perirmance of her numbers. The conscientious study and practice which Miss Cook is making UDder the ieading teachers ot New York, together with her undeniable talent, are bound to placo her iu the front rank of the lady vioinists of this country."—Hartford Exxminy Post, iS'bVi.

Go TO Kramer & Sons' for a nice juicy eef steak. d'2G-2

GRA\LI.I IIux.

W. II. Lvnoh has the rheumatism. The mumps have gained a foothold our midst. H. S. and,.Joe Johnoon their fat hogs Monday.

disposed of

Friends Quarterly Sunday-school conference is held to-day at Walnut Grove. Mrs. Ella VanGundy, of Girfield, and Harry McDaniel, visited .los. Johnson's Monday.

Jonathan Fruits has been making use of the tine sleighing by hauling his com to your city. lonas Jones, who has been in poor health for some time. He had a ight stroke of paralysis.

Protracted meeting is in progress at the Garfield church, conducted by their pastor, Rev. Winscott.

The Benj. Peebles farm of 150 acres has been sold to Silas Bowers, of Darlington. Consideration, SO,000.

Virgil Francis is at Henry Johnsons as chief-cook and bottle-washer, while all the family are sick with the mumps

*-"7 WING ATE.

Mrs. Isaac Meharrv is still sick. Eva Haas gave a social Saturday night.

Rev. Appleby ie conducting a meeting at Elmdale. Singing school has re commenced at the Newlight church.

HBV.

Trotter preached at the Chri

lian church last Sunday. Miss May Donovan was sick last week and unable to teach her school.

The teachers of Conl Creek township held their last institute at New Richmond.,,

Mrs. Samuel Kerr died Saturday morning of heart disease after suffering a few weeks.

Messrs. M. E. Foley, Win. Utterback and Dock Alexander will enter Wabash College next year.

Mrs. O. H. McDaniels went to Crawordsvillec Monday to be at the bedside ot her si father.

Mrs. James Crawford, ot Danville, 111., has just spent« few days in Wingate packing and boxing her housoho'd goods which she shipped to her new home in Danville.

Willie Jett, a boy thirteen years old, while fooling with a revolver a few days ago, accidentally shot himself through the hand causing a pain'ul wound.

LINVlCy.

The meeting at the Christian church is being protracted, and it is hoped that much and lasting good mny be done.

Chnrley Swick, the butcher, has filled two bouseF, with ice. Bash Bros, tilled three ice houses, and the hotel man, Rice h'as filled one. OtHers would put up tome, but good ice is scnrce, as the ponds are most all dry.

The Good Templars met lr.st Tuesday night nnd near seventy-five were initiated nnd given iL^ secret, mark by Chief Templnr Miss Anna Wilson, after which the officers were instnlled bv the Lodge Deputy J. S. Bennett, nnd are as follows: C. T., N. E. Staley V. C., Miss Annn Wilson: Sec., F. O. Fraley Ass't Sec., Miss Blanche Stephenson Fin'l. Sec., David Titus Trens., Miss Laura Fraley Marshal, Bert Dunkle Depnty Marshal, Miss Eva Thomas Chaplin, Mrs. M. E. Staley, Guard. Mrs. Anna Tread way (not installed) Sentinnl, John Shanklin S. J. T., T. C. Shanklin, commissioned but being sick was not installed. There were present in tho lodge room near 80 members.

OAK GltOVM.

John Hopper tins bills out advertising a stock sale next Monday. A few from this vicinity attended institute at. Uurd's Saturday.

Communion services will be hold at Bethel church Sunday morning. Some of us would be glad if Hicks wonld mnke haste and prophesy an early spring.

J. M. Hopper has purchased a farm of 113 acres in Sugar Creek township of Dr. Berryman.

Emma Miller Stewart bus returned to her homo in Frankfort after a week'B visit with home folks.

Mumps are playing havoc with tbo school at this plrce. Everyone that hasn't had them at some previous time is having them now.

TILE

hearths of all descriptions at

Fred Bandel's at reduced prices.

More Stock on hand th \n we

Dress Goods.

KUiek silk tfiiishori Henriott-A 4Hiui\ with? only (Mo per yd, uctuiil nrtw W»e. All wool silk iiuislicd ilonrloltH 40lnc» wi !o black and colors only 4 io., worth Gre. 'JO picccs aii wool cloths. plulO and Stripes at :17c. worlh 15 picw.'S till wool rlot.li tit U'e pc»i yd., worth

2 pieces Work silk at nn »xtrn bargain. picocs JJIino. black Gro^ni'm silk, actual valuo 4'l.?.r», will sell for H.05 pur yd.

Tsibltt Linens and Napklna. f» piws Genmin ,linen dunu'Hk -ISv per yd., woi'ih -4re.

ID piece*?-worth-(Vic. nnd 70e. per vd. fto at 4*.'C •. V/--liO do/, all linen towels at '»*, *ach, 2n do/, dumesk at 17^ c.. worth ijHe.

WKlowels

NapkUhi at a

reduction.

."J pieces serein at per yd Muslins. 4 paperell bleacher! 1 Ne. v. 10 -4 paperel! bleached '.'0c.

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W-7 uaporell uubleached l"»cV 10 4 paperell unbleached 1.7(\l.onsdale muslin 74c Marbuville nuisiin 7?.,'c. H' jC. unbleached inuMfn (U*., 7'ic. unbleached muslin .V.

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F. S. Quigg finds a ready sale for his wood during this cold weather. Miss Minnie Butler, of Greenwood, pent Sunday with Mahlon Butler's.

UMOM. •.vorkiug for Ii. A.

TbomnB is

Will

SSiuitb. Clius. Clni'lc is rujv)icing..o.vei: tlie birth, of dunghter.

Totii Darnell and wife viailpil nl Cima. Clark's Suudtiy. Dr. Young visitctl .Tiinn-B rir.iham Hunduy evening.

Misses Josie iiml I )»llic lJooloy spent Sunibiy RI Moses Carver's. John Armoutroiit visited bis daughter at Criiwfordsvilie Inst Biitnrday.

Misp Jessie Grii.ier visited her sister, Mrs. Maude Wray, the IIrBt of the week. Mrp. Lulie Cuplingerand sister, 15orlie Laycon,

spent Monday at Crawfords-

Quite a number of youug folks from

Hnndav ni* ht

on their best girls hero Sunday evening.

fiKW KOSS.

D. M. Turner has purchased the hardware stock of W. A. Molntire. Several from here attended the funeral of Mr. Linn at Mace Wednesday.

The Pvthinn Sisters gave a pleasant entertainment nt Atkins' hall Friday night.

A gas Company is being formed here. A paper for stock has been issued and already about 81,000 has been taken out.

G. W. Jamas and daughter visited at Ladoga this w«-k. Nate Welch will live fat and sleek as bo killed bogs this week.

Tbo young folks bad a party at James Hester's last Saturday night. Miss Laura Browning is homo from an extended visit in Kentucky.

Tho farmers hail hotter use theirsbot-

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Strength and Health.

If you arc not foelmg strong ami ticallliy, ir.v Kleelric Bitters. If "la irr.'|)pe'- lias left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This romc.lv nets fiircctly on liver, stomach and kiiJue.vs, gently aiding those Organs lo perform their functions. If you are alllieted with sick headache, you will find speedy ana permanent relief by taking Klectric Bitters. One trial will ''Olivine.'. you that, this is the remedy you need. Large bottles only 50i ., al Nye .t Booe's drug store.

7,500. $7,500.

We want it sold! We wili have it sold! We must sell it!

Ai»d in order to sell it quickly we cut prices to cost and in a man)- instances at much below cost. You have only to refer a few of the following prices to convince you of the truth of our assertions:

Calicoes.

Indltfo WiKSsit ."»c .Shirtinjr Print.raney .Prints lor^e.

nil 7-i

per yd. worth

Immense stock of I'mbitd'os »t it bijf reduction on former prices. Hosiery and uderwotir,

AH wo./! Merino lloac lor J»adies oiilv iOe, worlh o.'»e. MKses Uiuck Krcnch Hlbbed llo^e, real value 50c. at

Ladles'Jersey Union Suits worth «:U\ Misses' I'nlon Suits, worth 7."k\ ko for 4J»o. .MlChlUlron's Underwear at reduced prices.

Ladles' White All Wo I Jersey Nibbed Vests, worth $1tor 7t»c. t'ors?.U.

Hall's Corsets for this s^loonlv *.c. wor 1 Our Detroit Corset WaUt tor T'h.-. Ail other corsets rcduced.

Handkerchiefs.

f/.tdiep' Hemstitched Corded Horded worlh I tic, ro for fu.

Rinbrnid -re«f. \I0e-handkerchiefs,, for 1'2'je (iont's While, colored borders, for 4c euch

Come to this Big Sale and save money.

The Cheap Dry Goods Man

A trial will she

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Mrs. Martha Agee returned to ga Sunday. W. B, Adkins, of Indianapolis Sunday here.

spent

Bt

Guy Adkins and J. G. Hurt were Indianapolis Tuesday. J. E. Morris, who has been ijuitesick, is able to bo out again.

There is a protracted meeting now progressing at Mt. Zion. T. A. Adkins is quite poorly at present with sciatic rheumatism:

A. B. Anderson and Ben Crime wns bfire Thursday, looking later the Basil Train- suit.

What farm north and east of Wingute is being sold on our market. That spoaks for itself.

W. B. Gray, of Veedersburgh, came over Thursday morning to visit his father, Jack Gray.

Harvy Gwinnup, the Covington tonsorial artist, made our boys a ilviug vis it one day last week.

Joseph Busenbark and John H. Munns are both rejoioing over the advent of the 10th boys.

Irn Myers, from near Jaekville, was here Tuesday shaking hands with bis many friends and acquaintances. I Two now whisky patriots from Parke county commenced taking treatment at tbo Waynetown Institute Tuesday. 1 The sknting rink at Veedersburgh is I the drawing card now, judging from the crowd thut goes from here every SaturI day night.

Kev. T. J. iShney will commence a protract-ed meeting hero at his next regu-

I'-yc-rj one ie requested to beat the Inr appointment, which will be the first pie social at the school house Saturday Sunday in February uight. The proceeds to go to the li-

•L.ii'Lixn.

Sam Hicks was here last Saturday. Some of John Browning's children have the measles.

vprv body in

brnry funds. By order of O. K. Kelloy. ,en8edVith the verdict rendered Inst week in the Hutchison and Baldwin

ought to li ivc at {his time of the year.

i1

!aec tirUtltts.

One third oO' ho price on any ol our Lace Curtails. Laces ar.d ICmbrolderlesHll reduced for this »ale.

ronLY KISIVR:RNIIH AND

its

GREAT SUPPRIO«iTy

Hvn'i\AT0Hr_v.

(i. W. Clnrk is soiling territory fort he Hughes Gale. John Dunwiddie, of Wingute, was here Wednesday I

Wesley Fonst and family will move to Crawfordsville next week. l' d. Stnull, jr., will probably move to Veedersburgh in the spring.

ville. Protracted meeting at the Baptist Wm. It. l'oynts was married las church closed Sunday evening. Wednesday to Miss Jjizxie Heath, ot l)r. Hurt did business in tbo Capital NobleBville. city Tuesdnv nnd Wednesday.

Thp

Mar,ret

^t-offioe has been moved to the

M'mns building on Main street. I

"Miss7 Mavme Tborans retumed to1, '.I'^e is talk of the Rul Men's lodge1 Crawfordsville Monday to school after a

be,n8

sUlrtel1 here 111 tUe nelir

short visit with her parents. I Charley Mel}room will move to h'lB Albert Bowers, of New Market, and father's farm north of Hillsboro next young man from Crawfordsville, called

"wnvnetown is well

case. It is said that justice will overtake us all some day.

A CURE FOR BASHFDLNESS. To many persons life is a burden wlieu in society, on acconnt of nn inveterate bashfulness. They neverknow what to do with their bunds or how to set or stand. This is often caused by ill health, the body is inactive and sluggish and the mind is depressed. If this is the case get a 50 cent bottlo of Los: Angelos Raisin Curod Prune Laxative from MutTett A Morgan, and by its use

guns on soniB of the worthless dogs of yu will recover yonr health and spirits. this neighborhood. t,f

PEUSOSS

sister near Parkersburc where she I ,, ,, ... ,, ,, see the Dark Onyx Tile HoartliB which will remain the rest of the winter. .. ,, red Bandel has in stock and will sell

Jumes Groy moved to tho farm of them awav down. Call at his office, John L. Davis Monday. This lonvt-s cornor l'ike and tJr«?en stroet.s, and see two empty houses in Lapland. It makes for yourselves a good opening for a good man who wants to work.

This cold weather has been hard on the old and feeble. There have been three deatliB in this locality lately, John Brownings's old Red Buck horse, Lain bert Smith's old black horse and John Burgess' old gray cat.

who are building or repair-

ing their residences should not fail to

'•An}/ Port In a. Siorm,"

but. in a moment of culm reasoning try •Koyal ltuby Port Wine." It is tho purest ana oest wine of its class. Good body, excellent llavor and great, strength. Econ. omical too for modicanal and family useLet it convince you itself. Quart bottle. £1.00. pints (SO etg. For sale by Nye&Booes

The 'ra\rfordnvUtfi i'lorlmn. Krause & CriBt, the Crawfordsville llorists, are now ready for business at their down town office at 201 6ast Main street. Cnt flo vers, pots, jnideniera and growing plants. Spring bulbs in season. d-tf

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia No Alum,

Used Millions of Homes—40 Years Jhe Standard.

great iu

(iloves and Mlfts.

por per

oOO pairs of children's mitts oiilv 'fir. pair. .10 do/. ladies' all-w(H»l mitts onlv 15c. pair, worth Mfjc to HOc. ."0 doa. and 7 hook kid gloves, black ami color*.our$1 jrlove t'orT.'x,*.

An elegant buttoned ^!o\ for »5c Notions. Oarter webh 2 yds. lOr Te. I'elton'stfwansdown JOe. pcrbn.v, '.\ortW All Zephyrs 5c. per oz. Note io tcr pn|»er'^4 sheets lor.*c.

Millinery.

An.\ wool lelt. Im: inotir Mock b»r ibV. Any French felt hat for lUy. Tips, birds, winys, vei\ets and ev«'rv thin* else reduced one-half.

Cloakfl and Sha*vls.

W«.» haveaiamt 300 cloaks to sell this and ne.vl mouth, and if vou waul one. the price Is no object with us. Vou can buy It us I do uot propose io carry over a single garment.

Flannels a1 and itelow Cost.

4?0

do/., all wool skirt patterns al 74c. each. Factory blankets at cost.

Crawfordsville, Ind

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Hotflaohe, yet Onrtor"H Llttln Llrer Pills i". equally valuable lu Constipation, curing

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venting this annoying complaint, whilo the/ r.h correctalldlHordcrRofthr iloui^h.Httmulat.ni Uvor and regulate tho Ix-.v.-elg. liven If tli' OD I S cues

&oliathey wntild boalmobtprlcolnfls to thonow*. ouffor fromtMedlHtrefliilngcomplaint hv.tfi .- Siately tbelrgoodncnsdoiia notoiul hens.nntl. vrho once try thom will find tlioso ULtlo pillevf nblelnoomany wayotbatlhoy w^Il not bo ... llDg to do without them. But after nilC'.rk ..

:1a tha bono of so MNNY lives tlmt hero

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'Vemake our groat bouet. OurpillBcn.L.kwhlla Othera do not. Carter's Little Liver I'lllti aro veij -nV.t onJ very eaay to take. One or I wo pills mako a iiuK'.

Tfaoy an strlotly veRetaMo anil do not K1''i)0 or purge, but by tliolrgcntpjatilion p'eiwoall wh Uflethem. Invlalsiit25('.-'utB: li,-ofor$l. Sold ly draggUt* evoryvthere, or scut l7 11.&II.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

SMALL PILL.

SMALL ROSE, SMALL PRi-f

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PICTURES

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The Fair

To be Framed.

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ONE DOLLAR

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is ''.'iriM-'l by auv on* of cither si»x in «ttyjmri of the country, who if* willing to woik uuiu---triously at the employineut which w« furni.^hv, n»e labor i« light nnd pleasant, smd vou run no ri.««k whatever. We lit yotj out romiuete.so tl»«t you can give tint bu«lm» a triui witnout ••xp»-n.«o to louwlf. Kor

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a little work,

this i* the crsuidest ofler nuwh-. Vou can work all day, or in the evening only. If you nre cmployed, and have a f»*w spare hour* at your di» |»o-al, ntili/e tliein, and ydd to your Incoine, our buaines* will not int«?rfere at all. You will1 be umtizt-d on the utart at the rapidity and eae bv which you amass dollar upon dollar,day in unu day out. Kven beginners are nucec««ful from the firi*t. hour. Any oiie can ruu the busineHU *on tail. You «hnuld try nothing else until you f»ee for vourelf nhat vou can lo at the hufiuess which we ort'er. No" capital rWced. Women «r«. •rrand workers nowaoayn they make as much a* men. They should trv this business, as it i^ «o well adaptH to them. Write at once and «ec for votir-HI. Address II. HAI.I.KTT & CO..

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