Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 July 1894 — Page 4

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War Duels

FRANK LESLIES'

Scenes^Portraits

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Civil War.

II contains the following

full and double-page illustrations of Our Great Rebellion:

Portraits or Oeneral Shenn.in. I'nltcd States cavalry couiliiir in the lieijrbtorhood of Fairfax C'onrllunw. Vu. Movement of troops from Collins' Line Line Dock. Canal street, New York. United States arsenal at Charleston, ?. C„ seized by State authorities. Hoc. -8th, 1 60. l*or rait of Major Robert Anderson. Porlrultof llrltrailler Ueneral lleaurtrard. Scene on the tloating battery Charleston Harbor, during i.onuanlmetit of Fort Sumter. Battle of Kieli Mountain. Heverly Pike, V.Jul 12. Battle of Carrier's Ford, July loth. I SOI. The engagement at ISeahtigton. Va.. Between Ohio and Indiana regiments and a detachment of Georgia troop*. Keseueof Major Heyuolds' Battery of Marines from the foundering steamer "fioveruor" off Cape Hatteras, Nov 2nd, lbt'.l. Explosion of shell in cutter 01 United States steamer "Niagara" Nov. :!d. ISIJI. liL-neral McCowan addressing the Tt.irtjMtth Abbeville iS. C.) Volunteers, in from of Charleston Hotel Group of Ellsworth's Chicago Zouave Cadeta. The Railroad Battery protecting workmen ou the Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Return of Federal furatring parties into camp near Anuadale Chapel, Va. The attack upon the Batteries at the entrance of A quia creek to Potomac river, by the United States vessels "Pawnee.''"Yankee," "Thomas Freeborn." Annaosla" and "Resolute" June 1st, IStii,

Springfield, Mass. Cyi.*o not buy cheap i»W.ivgraphic reprhits ot ancieut whtions.

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O I :R O O We do re work for less an a artist in he city, at 125 N Green Street. Only first-class a is employed.

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Bookkeeping

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Crawfordsville lad..

Row Mauy American Women Have Asked This Question of Themselves.

[6VECIAL TO Ol!R LA1.Y HEADERS.]

You may call it dangerous modesty if

you will. It is ill woman's heart, and is part of woman's nature.

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A coMMoyuEsnoN. THE DAILY JOURNAL.

W E RE MAY WOMEN GO FOR E F.STAW.1SHKI1 IN 1SS7.

She shrinks from telling her physical tumbles to men.

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Guide to Health,' by Lydia E. Pinkham. In it I found out what" ailed mi:, so I wrote to her: got a lovely reply. She told me just what to do, and I am in splendid health now.''

The same assistance is waiting for you. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has relieved more female suffering than any other medicine iu the world.

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207. East Main Street.

Joel Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

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E S A H. 1894.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Concerns Kv«rythiliR HIKI Kveryboly mid Is, Thoretore, of Intt»re»t to All of Is

Mae Jiilwell has g-one to Sidney. 111. —Be Myers was in a last

lierrvmn continues to im-

prove. —Miss Sal lie Harne is visiting in Ladoga. —Loui Bisehof spent the day in La fayette. he town is full of Fourth of visitors. —Xoa Myer is viMting Richmond —Sol Taniienbaii as from Chicago. —Miss E a Snyde has from Kansas.

in Yeodersburg —Kd will spend he Fourth in Indianapolis —Ezra Voris re from Covingtoil this in

Lloyd a has re from a visit in Lebanon Lee am "lias 111., on his bicycle.

gone to l'axtoii.

spend the

will

W. Lawso at Anderson

-—Miss Nin a VansaiuU retvine from am to-day. —Dee Winters of California, is the guest of Mrs. II. S. Lane. —Jo Scott is in from a commercial to to spend the

Misses Mayiue and Nora Wise will spend in Lafayette. —Miss Susie A a ms is visiting Miss Nanni Miller at Lebanon —Kph XLeedor and wife are in Veed-: to spend the Fourth. \:V &, —Kober I'. White is in Danville, 111., the guest of J. W. White. a C. Muck is over from Litchfield to remain over the Fourth —Mr. a Mrs. Ab Levinson are the guests of relatives at Shelbyville. —Mrs. Ezra Voris and daughter,Mis Ethel a re visiting in Danville. HI.

W Cooley and Jol Joel will see the races at Anderso to-morrow. a Ntitt and C.eorge Mayhc have gone to Danville to spend the

L. Stilwell and family have

gone to Covington to spend the

he artist Steele with a party from Indianapoli are camped at he Shades sketching he a Club and several lady friends will picnic at Clark's am to-morrow —Misses Susie Adam and Minnie to Lebanon this in to spend the Fourth

Taylo will have raspberrie

fine as silk 4th, he thinks Come and see. at low prices. —Charles E. Lacey returned yesterday from a visit in lUuffton. His family still re a in there —All the rigs in town have been chartered for to-morro and it is im-S possible to obtain a hoof. —l.lrant A was over from Indianapolis to-day telling his friends all about the strike situation,

Frankfor 'J'imcx: Miss Clara Howen, of Crawfordsville, is spending the suiuv iner with Mrs. A. Caster. •—Will and Curt a a Misses Flo Fuson and Fanni Palmer will spend the Fourth at the Shades. —Misses Baker anil lielle Dean, of Indianapolis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson —After this postal notes will not be sold at the postotlice, being supplanted by the new money orders.

L. (loben has re from

Covington. He says a in county is solid for him for State Auditor. Hemembe the ice cream and cake social given by the H. Y. P. at the liaptist church Friday (i. 7:.'i() to 10 o'clock. T-I'I —Solomon a an has moved into the bouse vacated by Mrs Wood, on the corner of Wabas avenue and (ireen street. —Ther will be a meeting of the Lotus Club this evening at. o'clock. Business of importance Let every attend

Dick lliatt, a notoriously bad and disreputable, colored boy. has been arrested for assaulting a named Blankenship —Secure back of the World's Fair Art Portfolios by Monday. We will close this enterprise I up on Monday evening —N. W. Myers to Attica this afternooo over the Monon to play with he Attica band for the the Ith of celebration there —If he an carried a a the lake and Ferri wheel from Nub' Park in S a a night's storm will rethe same he will receive a reward of $'..oii in tin types

Wample believes in a home

celebration of the glorious and will set he bail rolling to-night with a a balloon ascension at S o'clock. Everybody invited. —Willie Scot as resigned his position with he Postal a Compan at Kansa City, Mo., and accepted one with the Central Union Telephone Company at Indianapolis.

W a Mulct was in re a yesterday looking after Mr. Brookshire's political fences. Mr. Unle in he a me of the Kepubliean nomine has not been named —Our Historical Commercial Sunt'eni Edition will a a as soon as the material can lie-collected and properly a a re will be several re fine to a re in it. a Spitzer and Ceo. McDonald had a slight is a in as to the of a stallion. he last a occurred in the Mayor's re Mr. Spitzer was fined for assaultin Mr. McDonald.

Won't Forget.

he biggest on a Saturday 7, of stock and buggies at my residence on corner of Jefferson a streets sale to begin at 1 o'clock sharp

J. W O O W A

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BLOCKADE RAISED AT DASYILL COURT BUSINESS.

as well as re ddsr from out ocili/on town but scores are re a in to spoild the day in picnieing. lisliing and loafing a the creek and in quiet wooded places over the county

The Soldier Hoys lil »nl Work In ""tnrt-' W lull tin- Circuit Court 'Has Iteeii lloln^ ing Ihc 1 mhi-. In the lVst Yriir.

Special to The Journal. DANVII.I.K. 111., he blockade of trains on used by the strikers was raised this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock a he a in permitted to move. he presence of the State troops had the desired effect.

THE CELEBRATION.

Jinny StnuiKcrn Will Come Here anil Many Citizens Will Leave Town.

Many will go to the Shades and

etui-ned a to Darlington a Grove and Wingat will have representatives

Wm Vanarsdal is unite sick with from here and people from Crawfordsmalaria fever. villc will bo found a the O. U. I'erriu will spend to-morrow creek all he way from Clark's Dam

down to Flcshaur' mills. Crawfordsville will be practically deserted for all a a in in the local celebration will be at the fair

A IHR IW'coru1.

••Shook" S a of the Soldiers' Home at Dayton Ohio, on a visit here ek.ims at while he was clerk of this county he made up the biggest court record for any day in he history of the circuit court. It as in lsi'i'.' and the first day of the a a term Cowan was on the bench and a large of were taken business being put with considerable zeal. he excellent S wrote lil:.'pages of the court docke a up the record fort at day

^&^:Y l.ini' of.MMrrh TI.OIOITIMV. he following will be the line of march pursued to-morro by the of St. in their of •demonstration-. he procession will form on west Main street Washington and Iiran avenue move west on Main to (iran avenue south on Grant a to College street, oast on College to to Washington north on Washington Main, east on Main to a Col. Griffin, of Indianapolis, will act as a a a of he day. he procession .will.move at Hi o'clock sharp .fi .j|j3J '. ••••):!'i-\ i-: :'-y

A Tij Fancier.

Mr. Marvin Brit Is, of Elstoii avenue, is unite.a pigeon fancier. A fewa go the carrier pigeons from Ohio were hero one of laid an esis in its box in the ear. Marvin heard of he egj obtained it and set it

a a re well satisfied with its surroundings

t:i A liifi AVl.cal t.'rop. he at crop at is being harvested in this is the biggest we have had for years. he area is largo and the heads are long it heavy pluinp grains It is he opinion of many good that, it will all a No. :.'. he price, however will be low.

New Jllonoy OI-IUM'S,

he money orders which were to begin 1 have to circulate. have all the a a a of an express money order, am are about"! as big as a blanket When the public becomes accustomed to jsoon forget the kind we used for thirty years.

Saloons Will lie ('lowed To-Morrmv. 1 he awful edict has gone forth and the law closing saloons on national holidays will be rigidly enforced tp-:| morrow even at the back doors. Alt persons desiring to quench their thirst to-morro with cool foaming beer will ha\ to lay in a supply to-night. •...

-. T° I'l-lcnd* and Customers. You are respectfully invited to call at our store and get some biscuits and muffins baked with Dr. Price's Cream linking I'owdcr. These will be baked and given a a free on a and. Friday and U.iiJ- -. '.-.-V-."

son.

R. E. ATKINSON.

Marriage License.

11. McClure and Lyda A. Wil-

a Williams and lJstherC I'ickerill. f-•'•:':-•'' E v':':^C.:'-'-

The r.i-l.illl.c io Close.

he postoffice will close at H):3u a. m. 1. and be closed the rest of the day. Voisis, 1*. M.

Letter List.

in is the list of letters re

mainin uncalled for in the postollice at Crawfordsville. In for the week Is' '. he persons please say a

ending calling for same tised:" Capron Crumley Gilbert a a Dalzcll Miss Jessie Fitzgcarl'd Jo

Mullen Dan'l I lodgers Silas Rogers Miss Nellie Sonthnie MinnieB'j Sage I.!

V:ll.

Ihllf Fare. Kxriirsiuns to Mir hiunit in 1 iltiliu Line. On Kith, August. 11 and Septein-1 on of a receive high wages her lSth.'lti'.it. he Vandalia Line t\ ill sell excursion tickets to nearly all In it in points in Michigan at one

vacation in some 0 Michigan's pleasant resorts at a v«ry low rate or full particulars call o*a or a re a a of he Vandaliia Line or

J. M. E S Aos't Ge» ,"%'»• Agt) '7i S is Mo,

he clerk of the circuit court a made he following report to the State statistician fort he business transacted in circuit court in the a in U, ls'.l-l: Civil cases IlleJ -Nil) Civil cases still pemlliiK Criminal cases botruu •jilii Criminal cases still pending UT Convictions lor felony is Convictions for misdemeanors nil! Letters of administration Issued 72 Kstatos settled ,10 Guardianships Issued to Guardianships disposed :is lso

he entire population of t'rawford villc will celebrate the glorious Fourth Executions Issued... ,„, Marrlatre licenses issued -.'77 to-morro ui various ways. '1 he

l)WorLVa a 3 1

of St. oeleDrutioii at the re is a decided falling oil' in the fair will a a a a the divorce business since last year ntanv I it a of of our oft he cases tiled a in bJe coiuproniised. he of a a licenses issued is greater in New

under one of his own pigeons. It careful an in the past as to the charhatched successfully several a uetor and reliability of our advertisers since and there is now at least one with a view to establishing closer renative carrier pigeon in Crawfordsville. 'anions our patrons the rcad-

Olllcers IIIMHIIIHI. Lodge. No. 3s. I. O. 0

F., installed officers last evening tor the re as follows: N. G.—Charles A. MilleT^- .•'•. V. O.—Elme llobson. ''•-:1

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Chaplain— Henr 1). Vancleavo ,••:.•'-' S re a a 11. Marshall iv re a re A. Boon. ..,' W a is Barnes. i^

Conductor—Joh Springmaii. V:y'Iffi S. S.—Ceivis Gotland. I. II —William Sanders .. :y :'.•':'.••:? .,, (I. tl.— S. Wilhite. •-'••':\.\:':" ii

THE ADVICE OF A Sl'CKEll.

Ho Sn» I'atroill/e.lloilie Mcvclmnls Need of II l.uw Against Fakes Mnillaito the Ohio

To ihc Editor The Journal. 1 a suit of clothes, of the an ou W a in to street with the railroad wreck stock of goods and it not lit. he advertisement said if clothes were not satisfactory anil were rein good condition the money would be refunded. Hut I took the suit back a he proprietor would not refund. So a a in and a i/.e me a 1 to one of this in and a much better suit, one at fits, for le-s money Ei-u UKUIIKI:.

We take pleasure in publishiu the above card and at he same time apologize to our readers a to the clothiers of Crawfordsville for publishing the advertisement of he railroad wreck fake sale. We there is in in the ethics ordinary a a a in publishing a is of a in so long as there is money or "a promise of money to pay for it. Tin .loi IIXAI. a a has been a a a keeping its a is in clean and hereafter we shall a to keep perfectly reliable. We shall accept a is only from firms at we are satisfied are ly responsible and will deal fairly with our readers It is our aim to I a TnK O I N A I valuable to

advertisers by reason of he of its readers respond to the oilers made by Every told in an ad lessens the value of every ad. in the a by in the confidence of in in a the a we believe at adveris are valuable to our readers If tliey read carefully and take a a a of he bargains offered they can easily save he price of the paper a times over. re re we say at in future we shall be even more

ers on the one a and he a on the other he Indiana legislature should a a law similar to one recently passed iu Ohio to home a and confiding purchasers from ijthe deceptions of itineran and irre-yf-ponsible and a ers. he Ohio law compels a wlio advertise a "fire" and sales of a like a a to file Ifull particulars of the alleged bank or fire with the secretary of

State deposit .-S'IOO for security of fair dealing and a out a 8^5 license before proceeding with the sale. is is a good law and one at will protect honest a re is no excuse a for perit in foreign fakes to come into to and sell inferior goods at higher prices an a ask. then pack their and go to fields, and leave me a to pay the taxes in of the .aiiij municipal ,.

No 3lore Freight.

he Monon will receive no more freight at this point for until the. strike is settled. he road is completely tied up so far as freight is conccrned. he Big will not receive any at is to be shipped over connectin lines.

HEAP HOT ROPE.

I low Snti.c

liMlltins IV ITC Surprised by a Live AVIro.

A parl of 1'apago In a a re into Tucson A. T., one day last summer, halles and shoeless, and loafed around in approved Indian fashion. A couple of were indolently watch ing the in in of the electric light wires a the post office, when one of' he ropes by which they are hauled taut broke he end of the re Hying back and crossing wires, re ceived a mild a of electricity. One of the braves started to cross the street, and re a in the innocentlooking copper wire, happened to place one bare foot on it. lie gave a quick hop it in a sound, and carefully examined his side, lie then daintily touched the wire a a in with his toe and immediately gave a jump By this time his coma on had joined him and upon invitation his foot squarely upon the wire, and In gave 1111 active leap in the air Both suddenly recollected themselves. Gazing at he of spectators were evidentl enjoying the performance they quickly walked a a to talk over he mystery in the seclusion of their camp

CKCICKS L*xprmlltureB for the Military. he world supports nine million in its a in a and a in navies. A statistician computes at the spent on these in excess of at is needed to provide them it the necessaries of life would id with such necessaries half of the out nf employment He empha the fact at the world's men 'militan receive fair pay in addition to their support and at the working men who a a re he a ms and

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fare fort he round trip. Tickets good crossing a river was once displayed by to re ('.'0) days from date of 1 '^iillir. who had for some time stood sale. a in the vain a of a a he Vandali a Line now runs a of soldiers to cross he stream at a time

Sleeping Car St. to ford it was a by con

ingenious mode of

it on his head a walkefl it perfect ease he to re he opposite side

Go TOE Tovvusley & S on fq groceries a coinfecthj Oak a Main

''Where There's a Will There's a Way."

Make up your mind now that you will go to KELLY'S for the finest foot=wear in the city. Our prices will open your eyes.

I. S. KELLY'S,

124 E. Main St.

Kurorts Always kt Hand.

In London, a lady a in a tiny silver star meets a an it a silver star. she. will say: d'yedo brother'.'" and he replies: d'yedo sister?"' Hither is privileged to extend any courtesy or ask a favor of the other, it the a in 'misapprehended. If, for example she desires an escort to the theater she can ask a an to go with her it his in in she is expressing a too flattering preference for Ins society. If he wishes companionship on a occasion, she accepts it in the spirit it is offered. he order of he Silver star, says he Evening Sun arises of the necessities of a social civilization, in which and women are- more and more indispensable to one another For this th organizatio provides. Otherwise it is called he A a a league. This by no means prohibits marriage In fact, it as been called he A a a league. this as by persons ineligible to mem bership. Neither widows nor widower are admitted

Remnants of a Famous Indian Tribe. A in of the surviving of the N a a a tribe of In a as been called. re are a one hundred persons to answer All he N E a tribes who with those of. N York state were the noblest of the red on he continent, are fast in in a a and only a few pure-blooded a a a survive. These illustrious nations in N E a are the Penob scots of Maine, th a a Pequod of Connecticu and th a a a of Rhod Island. he scots retain their a organizatio intact at Indian island, in he scot river, in he woods, a Old he a at an village, on the river a of he a river, In the woods, three miles so of Norwich the I'equods a the rough hills of N S to in to and Ledyard, and he shores of a Hill pond, ins a Connecticut, and the N a a a at Charlestown on the shore of he open ocean in Rhode Island.

Opium Smoking In China.

^'Seven-tenths of the people of China are opium smokers and million die a a from its effects," said a Chinese missionary recently, has spent a of his life in thfc flowery kingdom ''Thi a it is rapidly in he on a it is confined to no class or sect, but men and women officials a coolies, use it alike. As soon as opium in becomes a confirmed a it it a Chinese coolie he at he has a ten years to live. at seems to be the average. I consider it easier to reform a so tin the gutter one of your lowest type of a an an opium smoker.

Stubborn Savage.

Saniory, th re at a an chief of interior Africa, is a he last somi-savago of the a to yield to civilization and th force of arms he re have a a driven him in to closer, a a he British a re in a id a a in his warriors S a isjkhe it a it in he

10,000 YARDS

Beautiful Summer Goods

Tn Lawns, Demities, Organdies, Challics and White Goods just received to-day :it

THE TRADE PALACE.

They were all bought at a cash closing price and we will place the whole lot on sale at about half price. No need of anyone being without a cool dress when you can buy a pattern for 30 cents. All Summer goods now go at a price at

McClure & Graham's'.

'.'."i lbs Yellow S a ,'.,.. :.•! ns Mx 22 His llidgowood 21 lbs a a 20 lbs it 1'owdor

.10 lbs Pride of Peoria Flour .:-. 25 lbs .-,0 lbs E re a lbs f.O lbs O. K. 25 lbs O. K. SO lbs W a 25 lbs 50 lbs l'ill.sburv's 25 lbs 50 lbs Gold Medal 25 lbs

KOXKVll.l.K.

oh Harshb a rger visit eil 11 enr Konk Sunday Mrs. Mann a Konk anil a Nellie, visited at Sam Cook's"-'Thurs-day. he re would like for someone to in re Nellie Uonk's dream as Keim came over from N Salem Sunday on his bicycle to a church at Mt" Pleasant

Quite a from this vieitity at tended he a a in exercises at Wesley Chapel S a a night

he friends and met Monday in to he grass and a up he M*\ a a •graveyard.

Dick Radford as sowed his a in at so he can a a id in place Coxey's a my comes is way.

Messrs. Olla Lane and a Zima Jr. with Misses Kffie and Berth a Sanders spent last Sunday at the Shades

If you a to hear good singing call on he "Konkville. Quartette.' II can be heard for quite a distance and the. echo comes back it sounds like, S in over a a in to me.''

White House Grocery

103 South Washington Street,

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Hour

50 His White House Hour, No. 1 25 tt.s 50 lbs 25 lbs 50 lbs Purity 25 lbs

Come and take a look at our line of Dried Fruits I and get prices.

1 will vote to he affirmative on the motion a by he at Creek scribe concerning he ice erenn. a given by HE I in it would be as nice a in as could be given and I am sure we have a good time

I have noticed in several letters re the scribes re in favor of in at he Crawfordsville fair. 1 in it would be nice for thein to acquainted a a the occasion an enjoyable one. My vote would be for the affirmative.

It Snt«« the Children.

My little boy as very ad off for with diarrlnea We used various medicines, also called in doctors, in him a good until we used a a in Colic, Cholera a Uiarhie a which gave a relief a soon cured him I consider it he medicine a a can conscientiously recomit to all 'need a diarrhoea or colic medicine E a re re to 25 a f0 for sale by N & Ilooe, 111' W a in to street opposite 'Douse.

M'MULLEN & ROBB

"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH

SAPOLIO

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Tackle Fishing

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Fishing Tackle

Ol' Till!

Smith-Myers Drug Co.,:

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California Goods.

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Cracker per Hi can Apricots

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ABSTRACT BOOKS,

A. Jermlson*8 uhstTBCt. linnkft x-ontulu eop of every dM*(i of record to every tract of IiiiiJ in tin.' county, as well its to every iinsatislli'it inorljjrtitfc or lion. His twenty earsexperienre. aided It) these unrivaled fnellltioH in ilnwiiiK titles eituhle him to eialiu thin his oftiee is the best pliteo to have le. MorlKayee Lif-a^es and Oontrjiets prepared, as weil as reiiahlo Abstracts of Title. XONKVTO LOAN KKAI, KSTATK AND l.NSUUANn AtJKNT.

0. U. PERR1N,

LAWYER

J)o i'ou Want

A NICE NEW CLOCK?

At lutril limes prices, call ill 12a sooth (Ireen •street, opposite Music Hall. Also lepairiuir of .ill kinds. All work fruiirunteed. Cull nnd see "them.

Eugene Wilson.

D. W. ROUNTREE,

FIRE INSURANCE.

Represents Old Ucllablo Insuranco Companies. Ollico with Indlanauud Oblo Live Stoufc Insurance Companies. Patronage Hull'-ltcd.

~V"0TK.:E TO STOCK HOLIlEltS. Tliost:«kholtlCTHor the Montgomery S.iviiiKs Association will meet at fi rilltco ul W. W. Morguti on Monday evening, July ~':l, 18111, for I he purpose of electing a hoard of seven (7) liirecUirs to serve Tor tho OUBUIDGT year. Polls will be opened at 7:110 o'clock and close at8::il) p. m. W. W. MOHGAN. 7-u':l Secretary.

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