Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 January 1894 — Page 4

IF YOU WANT

A Bargain

A Watch, A Diamond, A Piece of Jewelry, An Umbrella, A Gold Headed Cane,

Or your Watch, clock or Jewelry needs repairing

or your eyes need pec-

taelcs. bring them to C. I*. Host, -07 east Main street, and you will get bottom prices and first class work, backed by a reliable guarantee.

Early to bed and early to rise.' Mind your business and tell no lies. Don't yet drunk or deceive your wives. Pay your debts and advertise. I5oots anil Shoes of every size. Best assortment, under the skies,. Bought for cash and not otherwise. liny from a man of enterprise.

J. S. KELLY,

THE SHOE MAN/

124, Kant ilaln St.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practlcc Limited to Diseases of the ''r

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throct.

OFFICE Horas0 to 1 *J u. m, 2 to 4 p. m.

Joel Hlock, Crawfordsvllle, Indiana.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

SAM D. YMMES will he a candidate for the nomination of Trustee of L'nlou Township, Buhjeut to the decision of the Itepubllcan convention.

HENKV M. TAUIOT will he a candidate for Trustee of Union township, subject to the decision of the Republican convention.

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

Advertisements received under this head at one) ceut a line a day. Nothiuj* less than 10 cents.

Count a line for each seven words or fraction thereof, taking each group of figures oi initials as one word.

As the amount* are so email we expect cash in advance for these advertisements.

WAITED.

WANTRD—To

sell flvo tons ol very fine

•loverd iy. Leave orders at 705 south Green street., E Brewer. U-.'J

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE-One large residence and one cottage. Hoth desirable properties In CrawrordsrillQ? Inquire at law ofllce of ,1. J. Mills. U'-tiUf

F"OH

8ALR-40 acres of land to sell one mile from tbo city, will sub divide It Into it, JO, 15 or 20 acre lot#, to suit puichascrs. Wilt he sold at a targalu.

I 'M w-2t J. J. DAKTBR.

FOR

SALE —House and lot. 48xl~0 feet, 010 East Market St.. five rooms, two verar.das, clo^utn. natural gas, well, cisterc, chicken lot, aud stable in payments. 1-10 tf. MRS. W. P. DAGGETT. iiSAt#T5—-Land. All litigation in regard tA the lands in our hands as cicutors of the wtyt.of John N. Goodbar having been pettied, the same is now for sale, all lying In Scott township. tins county, near the town of Pawn^, there being acres, mostly nnder

T?oa^ tfrt!

cultivation.

DKPKW HYTKN.

J2-S0tfd&

JACOB K. L1DIKAV, Executors.

FOR REST,

17*OHitlSNT—A house of five rooms, closMo JP business. Call on W. D. Griffith, at 1J east Main street. tf

FOR'RENT—House,

LOST—A

No. 51'« east Main Htree

by Feb. 1st. Euqulre of Newt Wray.at treTrade Halace. i-u?

l?OR KENT—A nine room house with all J- modern improvements, on east Jefferson «treet» QUI at 13 west Main street. 12-Mtf

T^OR *EX3HANGE~Another HO acre farm and a lOO^acre farm, nearCrawfordsville. to exchange for city property. *1 VBTCH 12-16dtf 122 North Washington St.

LOST.

OST—A bright steel door key with the !etters "H. H. No. 18." Finder will please leave at this office.

LOST—OnKramer's

Saturday last a pocket book, be

tween meat market and Moigaa^LroeL Return to this office. 23 30

LOST—On

east Main street, between Mrs.

Ensmlngcr's and Mrs. Geo. Hughes', an onyx and gold ear ring, set in pearls. The finder will please leave It at Mr*. Horace Emmlnger's aud receive reward. Mrs. C. Graham. 1-23 tf

lace bordered handkerchief, be

tween 810 we6t Main street and the residence of D. N. Morgan. Leare at the Star •floe and get easb reward. 3 -20

A STRANGE CASE.

How an Enemy was Foiled. The following graphic statement will be read with intense interest: "I cannot dt'scrllte he numb, creepyaonsatkmthatexisted in my a riiis, hands and legs. 1 had to rub and beat those parts until thby were sore, to overcome in a measure the dead feeling that had taken possession of them. In addition, I had a strand* weakness in my back and around my waist, together with an indescribable 'gone* feeling in my stomach. Physicians said it wns creeping paralysis, from which, according to their universal conclusion, there is no relief. Once it fastens upon a person, t^ey suv, it continues its insidious progress until it reaches a vital point ami the sufferer dies. Such was my prospect, 1 had been doctoring a year and a half steadily, but with no particular benefit, when I saw an advertisement of lr Miles' Restorative Nervine, procured a bottle and began using it. Marvelous as it may seem, but a few days had passed before every bit of that creepy feeling had left me, and there has not been cveu the slightest indication of its return. now feel as well as ever did. and have gained ten pounds in weight, though 1 had run down rrom 170 to 137. Four others have used Dr. Miles'Restorative Nervine on my recomendation.and it has been as satisfactory in their cM.sesas in mine."—.lames Kane, La Rue, O.

Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine is sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.. on receipt of price, SI per bottle, six bottles for $5, express prepaid. 11 is free from ODi&tesor dangerous dru^s.

Soul ty all druggists.

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

WKDXKSPA Y. .1A XI'A l!Y -I. 1!H.

'g THE CITY IN BRIEF.

What People Are Doing, What They Are Saying, and Where They Are (toing.

—Nam Thomas is in Indianapolis. Carl Scott, of Ladoga, is in the city. Don't make any engagement for Felt.

Kalendar Ivirinisb.,'' CUihs 'l) I,JI igh School.

Capt. Wm. i«ray. of Waynetown, is in the city. —Watch and wait for "Kalendar Kirmiss."

A. S. Clements went to New Uoss this morning. Miss Hetle Ilall.-is visiting relatives in Lafayette. —C. N. Williams went to Lafayette this afternoon.

V. M. C. A.. KeI». 2. "Kalendar Kirmiss." ---.John Coleman returned to irieago this a ftemooa. —Miss Minnie LiteiMs visiting in Lafayette this week- and next. —.L ]», Layne and Lew Toinlinson returned last night. after spending a day in the southern part of the State. —Mrs. Ilattie .Jeffries, of Alamo. is spending several days with her father, S. S. Ballard, on west Wabash avenue. —Mrs. lllaiuo Arehcy was called to Farmers' Institute this afternoon by the serious illness of her sister Mrs. George Waters. —There will be a called meeting of Athens Chapter, No.,^7. O. K. S.. en Thursday evening, dan, 25. at 7 o'clock p. m.. for work. —Krout's standard thermometer registered four degrees above zero thimorning. The high wind made it seem much colder than it really was. --•Then will be a call meeting of the Ladies' Missionary Society of First Presbyterian church immediately after prayer meeting to-night. Important business.

W. 11. and d. (). Williams received a dispatch from Waveland this afternoon to the effect that their mother was seriously ill. They will go down on the evening train to bo at her bedside."

wAr.vsn (•(u.Liir.i i.n-i:.

The W'fihttxh appeared to-day and is an excellent issue. The oratorical contest of State Cniversity occurs Friday night.

Tlu* burning of the new Heavilon hall at Purdue last night, was a serious blow to that institution. It was dedicated only last Friday, several from here attending.

Mount—Hurray! Stevens, there aint going to be no college to-morrow. Stevens-Whoopee'. What's the matter?

Mount —Iunno:Mitchel and Corbett prize fight I reckon. :.

Fell on the Sidewalk.

Hilly Hromley slipped and fell in front of Pontious »&. Lacey's store this morning, severely spraining his back. It is feared that he will be confuted at home beveral davs.

Anaemia

is depleted blood. The bio id lacks richnessand the chey.i.: lack color. The whole

sys

tem lacks the nourishiuon:.

Scott's Emulsion

——BWUm I "I i£25'

the Cream of Cod-liver Oil. This nourishing, pa! it ib!» food restores a healthy color, enriches the blood and tones up the whole system.

sicians,

Don't

Phy

the world over, en

dorse it.

deceived by Substitutes!

frtpftrtd by Scott 4 Bowno, N. V, All drijyj.'isu,

THE CITY.

It 1 Kcprodnced la All Its (ilowitig Ideal I tea lit b's In the sue red Precinct* of the V.^I.C.A. Amiorjr,

The Midway Plaisaacc which is being reproduced this wank in the Y. M. A. armory for the benefit of the charity organization is a grand stiocess. It was'Opcned to an expectant public last evening and in spite of the inclement weather the large auditorium ami halls were packed W people who swarmed out to see the sights ami drop a few small coins in the slot for the sake of melting charity. All were surprised at the magnitude and .success of the undertaking. The gloomy old auditorium was not recognizable under the display of fancy booths, bright banners, soft lights, fair women, and bigger Indians from the wilds of the central school building. A number of the merchants had displays and their booths were models of daintiness and art! P.e.idos the business displays were attractive exhibits presided over principally by pretty girls all of whom had a keen business eye for the benefit of the organization. The Midway was pronounced by all as a signal success and general superintendent Stanley Simpson is standing up.io his neck-jiu laurel leaves.

NOTKS.

The fat mans tableau will be one of the prominent features this evening. Twenty per cent, of the sales at Misehof's booth go to the charity fund.

The Kden Musee of Wampler. Kltzroth and Davis is one of the Mar attractions and is liberally patronized.

All the profits made from the booth of Mrs. Ceorge Abraham go to the charity organization..

The "P.owery Kid" quartette was one of the great hits last evening and its etVort was loudly eticuvdV

An Indian hut. crowded with a dozen or more disreputable, looking aboriginees is fitted up in one corner of the room.

A chocolate and candy booth is presided over by Mrs. Frank Cossand Mrs. .1. M. Walter, assisted by a bevy of pretty girls.

Spencer, the potter, gives fancy exhibitions of his craft and attracts great attention. A per cent, of his sales goes to the organization.

Mr. Sim Kldridge favored the visitors to the Midway with a tine cornet solo last evening, while Kddie lraudkamp came to the front with a piano solo of unusual merit. The. orchestra's overture was one of the finest.

The posing of Frank Allen and Fred iregg last evening as Grecian statuary was remarkably tine, as was the tableau "Cupid Among the Ibises." in which a large number of handsome young ladies as roses and Master Molony as Cupid participated.

A beautiful lamp is to be givcti to that person guessing nearest to the combined weight of .1. W. Cumberland. I). W. Hartman. C. W.,Klinore. W. M. Scott. A. F. Kamsey amicus Trunt.-' ',!t costs ten- cents to make a guessVi''

The Monon has tilted.up a booth that will attract great attention. A. F. Ramsey has drawn a number between one and one thousand and has it. locked up in the bank vault. The lady guessing the nearest to this number will be given by the road a round, trip ticket to Chicago, good any tftne during the present year. The admittance to this booth is live cents but the voting is free of charge and for ladies only. The entire proceeds are turned over to the charity organization and the road receives one cent.

One of the most attractive booths that of the popular grocer (JusTruitt.

who is especially advertising the famous Red Crescent flour of Davenport, losva. The flour exhibit is a most attractive one and crowds surrounded the booth the entire evening. Red crescents were suspended by the score from the ceiling of the booth and on the rear wall was one «»f great magnitude. Free guesses arc allowed on the length of this ami the person guessing tlie nearest will be rewarded with a fifty pound sack of this favorite Hour, the one making the next best- guess a twenty-live pound sack.

Put to sleep.

The clash of argument between the Wayman Colored Literary Society of Crawfordsville and tin- Frankfort Col

ored Society resulted disastrously to the Crawfordsville orators lastevening at Frankfort. The jury was unfair and its verdict." .which was flatly against the Crawfordsville boys. Cabe Drake and Wick Smith, was not sustained by the only two intelligent judges.

Outside of the unfairness of the verdict the Craw ford svi lie party was treated royally and had the best. iiiXliu, laiid put up for heni:v^\-f-^' 'v'

The mayor of the town made the ad" drevs of welcome.

Sehool lloit*e Horned.

Tin? school house in District No. Franklin township, was burned to the ground last night. Win. Peterson was tlu? teacher and as there were eight pupiU the seiiool will be discontinued for balance of the year, most-of those, thrown out being able to reach other schools. The Jin? is supposed to have been caused by a defective Hue.

Open |*or P.tifdnexM.

The jewelry store of L. \V."Oitrt is now open for business and as this stock must be turned into cash vou can get some ran* bargains in good first class jewelry, etc.. as 1 have made a deep cut in everything in the line,

'•'•v

Dl/MONT IvKNNKliY, \ssignee.

WAIT FORTTHE AMERICAN.

A-n-KM) ISischofK discount sale.

I Children Cry fot Pitcher'sOastorla

Sunday School Conve ntion.

The following \s thc» programme of the Franklin townshfp Sunday school convention, to be held in the Presbyterian church at Darlington, lad.. Thurbduy. Jauuary 25th, lSU-t: 10:00 a. m.—Devotional exercises.. .. .Conducted by President

Heading Minutes of Previous Meeting. "Lessons from Christ's Temptation" liy Kev. Shuey "Culture lu Morals In the S. S,

Hy Chas. Faust

"Ketrospcet aud Perspective" Py A. Mowers Appointment of Committees.

Adjournment.

DIN'NRU.

:!U p. m. --Devotional Exercises.. Rev Worrall Mlseel-aneous Business. "God's Covenants" Rev. .1. C». Stephens Re U.ition Miss Cora Mooic 1 he Work, theWorker and the Reward,"

Mrs, Cyrus Cunningham

Recitation Dean Jackson "What Is the Sunday School to Me ... Klmer Shaver

Discussion and music in'ersrere the e.\crclses. W. C. KIMLKU. Pres. Mas. NKMA IhiccLMt. Sec.

W. C. STKWAKT. Chorister. RRV. J. Mr.U:iv, Mas. XKI.IA UOIM'KH, "'I'./-,' ts.s 1 HA MoTf\ :,"v

J-: Conuni'tefc..

^v':: -'('onvleted Annie. Annie Sies was trietl for intoxication

last evening before Mayor Randc1' milk white throne. Senator Sellar. of steer fame, gallantly appeared as her attorney and endeavored to clear her on Die time tried and fire tested insanity dodge. Annie, imitating the itliu trious Prcndergast. indignantly •spurned the defense, however, and in terspersing her address with theehoice adjectives acquirel by long residence in the north end. she informed the Sen ator that her head pcicc was as level as the hair covered block which rested upon his own shoulders. Like Pren dcro-ast she was convicted and fined and costs. She vauntingly shook* the stocking containing her at the court and dared him to collect. As she was wearing the stocking the court firmly declined ami Marshal Hrothers ottered her his arnt for the.grand march to the county jail.

A Stirq.Cure.

Harper's Ila':itr: It is told of Hannah More that she had a good way of managing tale-bearers. It is told that whenever she was told anything de rogatory to another her invariable reply was, ••Come, we will go ami ask if this be true." The effect was sometimes ludicrously painful. The talebearer was taken aback, stammered out a (jualitication, or begged that no notice might be taken of the statement. Rut the good lady was inexorable: off she took the scandalmonger to the scandalized to make inquiry and compare accounts. It is not likely that anybody ever a second time ventured to repeat a gossipy story to Hannah More. One would think her method of treatment would be a sure cure for scandal.

Revival at Shannondale.'

SnANNONOAI.K. Jan. ".M. A most interesting revival is in progress at Rcthel church. *vhich bids fair to rival in interest and numbers of accessions the one held hen? seven years ago. when more than one hundred united with the church. Rev. S. S. Aikman. who was then regular pastor, is conducting the meetings. Forty-four persons were received into the church Sunday morning. Rev. Rlaek administering the ordinance of baptism. At the evening service of Christian Kndcavor twenty-tlnve young people were admitted as active members. 'rowds. such as have never been known in the history of the church, at tend each evening. The meeting began on the P.lh inst.. and will probably not last longer than this week. -v M.

The Kalendar Kirmiss.

Tlie present Senior class of the city high school has sustained during its entire course a high and enviable reputation nut only for the grace and beauty of its members but for their very pronounced talent and ability along all lines of action. It is with pleasure that we announce that the class will give an original entertainment at the

V. M. C. A. hall on the evening of February the admission fee to which is only fifteen cents and includes a supper. The entertainment will be one of dccided merit and will introduce some new and beautiful features. The. title of this unique entertainment is the "Kalendar Kirmiss." and it goes without saying that, the young ladies will receive the large and liberal patronage they merit

Tried Next eek.

The suit of Dcmas Gilbert against Albert Muhleisen and A1 Crawford for SL.VM) damages* which sum the festive Dcmas claims to have lost at poker with the accomplished defendants, will ("une up for trial at Covington next week. A good number of worthy citizens have been summoned as witnesses and .juicy ..developments are promised.

Church I)edi«-aion.

The new church at Smartsbnrg will be dedicated on third Lord's Day in February, lKth. Khler .L T. Shuey olliciating. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to come out and enjoy this occasion with us. All friends of the cause will be entertained in the neighl)orlu»otL

A Social pjirtv.

Miss Clara Hurd entertained quite a number of her young friends at her home on south Washington street last evening. Klegant refreshments were served and different kinds of amusements wen? played until a late hour. All had an enjoyable time.

Art Port Folio of tlio AVorldV Fair. To-morrow MK .lorii.NAF, will an

nounee its offer of the Art Port Folio of the World's Fair. Watch for the announcement and see how you can procure these splendid photographic views of the World's Columbian Kxposition.

WAIT FOR THE AMERICAN.

KAD Rischof's discount adv.

A TTKXD Rischof's discount sale.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria*

STATE TELKGKA3IS.

News Plashed Over the Wires from Indiana Cities and Towns.

Cuiverslty'a I.oss.

'T'SF.VYETTI:, Ind., Jan. 24.—Tuesday nirlit the recently ilcdicuted Ileuvilon mt'ehaniL-al hall of I'urdue university was destroyed by fire, which started from a natural gas explosion. The hull was completed aud dedicated last Friday, President Smart that day turning the building- over to Gov. Matthews as a part of the state agricultural college. The i...iild'nr had a magnificent mechanical equipment, valued at $T"i,HOO. Much of this is destroyed or badly damaged. The building- with its appurtenances cost nearly $100,0011. The structure was :!ST feet long- anil -_'S1 feet wide, l'resident Smart was unable to state the amount of insurance, but it will not exceed $35,000.

A Thieving Crow.

('ou vnrs. Ind., Jan. 24.—At Marietta, south of here, a pet crow owned by Mr. Dntlin was eaujrht stealing a silver ipoiu from the dining- table. The crow was watched and it flew to a certain tree and soon returned to its house. A search of the. tree was made, in a hole, in the limb in which the spoon had been placed was also found a jfol.l watch which belonged to Mrs. Dr. Ilntlin and which was supposed to have been stolen by burglars a year ago. There were also many other things, such as small scissors, thimbles an.l other articles, the theft of which had long- been charged to village bovs.

Reynolds Lost.* llis Fl ht..

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 24. —A courthouse fly lit between Sudjfe A. W. Keynolds, of White county, and the county commissioners was decided in the supreme court Tuesday. Judge lieynohls had repeatedly decided the Montieello courthouse unsafe, but the White county commissioners refused to make the necessary repairs. Finally tlie court contracted for improvements amounting to f:i2,0S7. The improvements proposed would have made almost a new building. The court holds that a circuit court judge has power only to order repairs, but this work amounted virtually to a rebuilding.

Proposed New Kn:t!.

LI.WOOD, Ind., Jan. 24.—A scheme is on foot to build another railroad in this county, and a petition is circulating for signatures asking the commissioners to call an election to vote a subsidy of £s,",000 to the "T.ig Four" Kail road company, which proposes to build a railroad connecting the three cities of Kl wood. Alexandria anil Frank ton, giving an outlet to the "Hig Four," •Tan-Handle" and Lake Erie. & Western systems. The estimated cost of the enterprise is f."00,000 audit is quite likely the line will be constructed.

'(-frri* 11hiitfi'ji Neiisiktirinal ('use. TrititK 11 AT -N-. 1ml., Jan. 2t.'The sensational $10,000 slander suit of Mrs. iilive J. Hamilton, wife of Charles II. Hamilton, against James II. Kobinson began Tuesday, with over a hundred witnesses and an array of distinguished lawyers. Robinson is a wealthy farmer, and ex-Congressman Lamb is one of the attorneys defending him. The allegation is that Robinson made the statement that Mrs. Hamilton ha'

committed adultery with Kdward Cummins. The evidence is very sensational as the defense is attempting to justify, fiirnii'r* an Train WriM-kers.

MAI'.TiN.svn.i.K, Ind., Jan. 24.—A Pennsylvania railroad detective Tuesday arrested Henry Murphy, charged with placing obstructions on the railroad track. Several times within the last, few weeks trainson the Indianapolis & incennes road have been nearly wrecked by such means. Oil December a cross-tie on the track wrecked an engine. I'erry Morrison has made a confession which implicates several young farmers.

l'ink Mink lleim Die of Cholera. WlNA.MAC, Ind., Jan. 24.—An indignation meeting was held Tuesday night, directed against IJ. M. Iluntzinerg, a farjner. He sold to Keller & Sable one dozen live hens and they all died before night of cholera. 'J'iiey had been allowed lo run about the l'ink Jlink marshes and there is great excitement among the marsh dwellers.

Claims Damago*.

IN DIANAI'OLIS, Ind., Jun. 24,—Herbert II. l'nrsons, member of a wealthy faml!i ip.Pittsburjih, was sued for. "f lO^OO

To Buy Everything At Net First Cost In McClure & Graham's

Mammoth Dry Goods Store

This is the Opportunity of a Lifetime and the 'success of this Cost Sale unprecedented. Come while there is yet time and see what a roll of goods you can buy for $i.oo, when you buy them at Net First Cost from men who mean what they advertise. Respectfully,

McCLURE & GRAHAM,

TRADE PALACE

North Washington Street.

1.!.

Ki.woon, Ind., Jan. 24.--Mrs. Knianuel llodge fell dead here Tuesday through excitement over the burning of a neighbor's residence and the narrow escape of the family.

New Anti-Trust Distillery. khkk II AI tk. Ind., Jan. 24. —There is practically no doubt that the new unti-trust distillery will be erected here.

Trial of hito Cups.

Coi.L.Miu-s, Jnd.. Jan. 24.—The trial of ten white caps in this city has been set for March 5.

Will Onjiuiiy.e a ?irw Hall l.eagiir. ICHMOND, Ind., Jan. 24.—A movement was started Tuesday to organize the Indiana Baseball league. Anderson, hhvood, Muncie, Logansport., Lafayette, Kokomo, Crawfordsville and Richmond will be included.

Spntencoil to I!«. IIati|:ril.

FAYRTTKVII.I.K. \V. Va., Jan. 24.— Wash Adkins has been s«ntenced to lie hanged. Last November Adkins. with four masked companions, entered Ike Radford's home at Montgomery and shot him before the eyes of hjs grimddaughter,

1-iiHt ItiM-o^nitlon,

An aged woman who happened to be passing was met by the second rider. "My good woman," said he, "have yon seen a young man riding a bicycle on ahead? "Js'o," said the woman "but I saw a young man up the road a spell ago who was sittin' on the ground inendin' UTJibrellas.' Louisville ('oilri0r-J.)urIIa!.

HUM'H TFIis!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot. be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

I''. J. C11 KXK A: CO.. Toledo. O. We, the undersigned- have known 1". F. Cheney for the last 1.1 years, aud believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. est .V' Truax. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.

Walding' Kinnati it Marvin. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the. blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent Tree. Price Tile, per bottla. Sold by all Urug-g-istt.

ALL

NowIsTheTimetoBuy

WALL PAPER

The stock of tlie old Corner Book Store to be Sold Out

Tuesday by Mrs. Josephine SL.ui-.elI, widow of the late John Sialism.i, who died here about a year ago. .Mrs. Stansell claims damages for breach of promise.

AT 1-2 PRICE

Come and See the Gooes and Piices.

Made an Assi^iuuont.

I NDIANAPOI.IS, In.I., Jan. 24. —lCdv. ard C. Kgan, of the old tailoring establishment here of Kgan .t Treat, made a personal assignment. Tuesday to S. II. Meyers in trust for creditor:- Assets arc an undivided interest in lie firm of SIO.O:

and accounts due amounting to

J20.ST4. They WHHII Their Hamls «»f IIob\. INDIASAI'OUS, Ind., Jan. 24. -It was given out at the governor's ollice Tuesday that the Indiana oilioals have washed their hands of the Koby matter and that hereafter Lake countv ollicers will have to take care of that, resort themselves.

Will Sell the Komi.

I.NDIANAI'OI.IS. Ind., Jan. :.'4.—The Indianapolis, Decatur .t Springtied road was on Tuesday again ordered to be sold by Judge Hartholomew of the superior court for the benefit of the stockholders.

FUIHI ICxciletneiir.

THOS. R. ROBINSON, Trustee.

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Write lo tin? Craw rdsvilie us l-ues-.i College lor ptrthuilurs of the

BooKkcipmg

Fchol ur? flips: and Farmer* special eoor^y In Hookk'-epr lujr. .A (hirers. P. O. Max

Cm wfordsville Ind.,

D. W. ROUNTREE,

FIRE

INSURANCE.

pre.seuus Old Jteliahle Insurance Com* panics. Ollire wifli Indiana and djlo hivo Stock Tnsuranoe Companies. Patronage solicited

DR. L. H. DUNNING,

Practice Limiled to Dieenees of Won.en and Abdominal Surger_\. Dlliee aud SiuiUarlum 21!) North AlaVnimi Si,

Iniharuipolls, Ind.

OK|-H'H HOt'ltS:~-IO ni., tol2n.

To My Friends and Patrons.

I am now prepared to do ail kinds if Scuingand Repairing. Children's anijf Men's Clothes a Specialty.

MRS. M. E. SNYDER.

Two young men of this city, salesmen ill a dry goods store, hired bicycles and took a spin into the country. Wher. they were perhaps ten miles out they decided to have a race.

One of them got far ahead of the other, and in dashing round a turn ravi into a pile of stones. The wheel wa.s demolished, aud the rider found himself lying among the spokes.

5. Crrecti Street*

Vuiulalia Kxcnrslons.

All persons contemplating South on a days' trip should call "|i or write me, as we have one fare round trip excursions on dates ranging fr*:uy l-'cbruary St h. :.MUh and TiOtli up to MaVv Sth to points in Texas, Louisiana. Al:c luutui, Mississippi, i»eorgia. Tcnncs^«*'V. K* ntucky and Arkansas. As thi're arc different dates fur ditfercnt. States cannot give all here, luil will ghidly answer all inquiries of persons goi'nif' to any of the points in above States..-.':/-' lioiiieinljcr. one fare round trip, (iood returning days from (late of sale. (Jood connection assured.

I. C. 11 CTCllINSON. Ag't

When Bahj- was sick, w© pare her Castorta When aliv. was a Child, aim crlod for Cawtona. When aha became Miss, she cluug to Caatori* &be ii&d CThiidreoL, she tbfizn CwtorU.

Anoci a. year ago I took a violent attack of la grippe. 1 coughed day anil night for ahoutsix weeks: my wife then suggested that I try Chamberlain's Cough Uemedy. At first. 1 could see lid difference, but still kept taking it. ami soon found that it was what 1 needcil If I got no relief from one dose I t»m»k anot her. and it was only a few days until I was free from the cough. I think people in general ought to kn'^v the value of this remedy, and I talc? pleasure in acknowledging the benclil. I have received from it. M.W'isoS' MI'STAUD, Otway, Ohio. :l't and .*•() ceiij. bottles for sale by Nye & Hooe. druggists, 111 north Washington street, «»i posite court house.

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TUB persistent cough, which usually follows an attack of the grip, can 1.e permanently cured by taking- Chalubi-r-^ Iain's ('ough Remedy. W. A. MeCuire of McKay. Ohio, says: "La. grippe left me with a severe cough. After using several different, medicines without relief. I tried (4iamberlain's Cough Kein edy, which afl'eeted a permanent eiinj. I have also found it to be without ail equal for children, when troubled witli colds or croup. 2a and HO cent bottles for sale by Nye & Hooe, druggists. 111 north Washington street, opposite court house.

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