Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 August 1894 — Page 4
Cash is King.
And it is the only way I buy my stock, ami when 1 get an opportunity to buy goods at a great sacrifice my customers get the bene fit of same. You will always get more for a dollar the year round at rav than any other ji'act: in city. Call and see b.it
ilHSTft
store the ains
Setli Thomas Clocks
And Novelties ii
k-welry.
tiO7 East Main Street.
Dr. H. E. Greene,
Practice Limited to Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throi.t.
OFFICE Horns—
1
i) to l- a, -i v-
Crnwfo'nisv ludbinft.
STAND SUPPLIES
At Wholesale Prices
For Picnicks and Fairs
at
C. Wamplcr's.".-
Pop Cora Bricks,
I lunipty Dnnipty Prize BOXCF,
Fresli Roasted Peanuts.
Prize Boxes,
Barber Pole Stick Candy,
Chewing Gum,
ut Pop Corn,
J. C. Warn pier's.
Just Like Your Mother Does
'i'liat is the ay,,wc-\va5.h at the Hen Htir Laundry.^':
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Your clothes will Tast.longer witlvouU re-launieving and \vear better -•when luundried by us thaw any place in the city.
The Ben Hur Laundry.
I't-towu ollico ut Kr.iu -e A Crisl's Mfiin Sire»:t.
"04 KM-
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any amount in sums of SibO and over, at-the lowest rate, and on easy payments.
C. W. BURTON. »an
and lie
1 Instate Ayent. K. Main St.
Otliee .107:
HAYS,
TRANSFER
A YvS,
For all kinds of heavy haiilinir Otliee at t». 1**. McDonald's livery on east MarUet street.
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Foiled. The following graphic statement will be *«i with intense Interest: "1 cannot duS'Tibe tlu* numb, creepy sensation thai existed in my arms,-hands una legs. 1 had to rub and beat thoe parts until they were sore, to overcome hi a men-nre the dead feeling that had taken jc--session of them. In addition, h:ui a strange weakness in my hack and around my wjiift,t, together with an indescribable 'gone' feeling in my stomach. Physicians snlJ it was creeping paralysis, from which, nceordln„ io !n*ir universal conclusion, there is no relief. Once It fastens upon a person, h»*y say. It continues its InsidUms progress until !•'.
rvaches
a vital point and the sufferer dios.
Such was my prosj»eet. 1 tnvd been doctoring a year and a half steadily, hut wiih no particular henelit, when I saw nn advertl»enn nt •. o: Dr Miies* Kest-oratlve Nervine, pr^xuired a t»ottlea.ad he^an using Jt, Marvelous a« it may seem, hut a few days had passed before every bit of 1 hat creepy feeling had left-me., and there lias not leen even the slightest indication of lis return. I now feel a* well as 1 ever did. and have gained ten pounds in weight, though 1 had run down from 170to V-i7. Four others have used Dr.
Miles' Kestoratlve Nervineori my recotju-n-dation, aud it has been assati»factoiy in their Cctsesasin mine."--James Kane, La Flue. O.
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine is sold byall druggists on a positive guarantee, »r se/it direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Klkhart, 1 iid., ou recelp. tf price, ?l per bottle, six bottles for **. express prepaid. It Lsfreo from 0Dl:itui or (iianneruub dru^a*
Sold by all druggists.
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
KSTAUI.IMIKH IN 1SS7.
Till USDAY, AUGUST 30, 1894.
SUUH JANE CULLY.
oumti VawiM'S Wrlton by II'
AwnyTKflf.
Mrs. Sarah .Jane lUilly, wife of Mar(Mis Viiilly. died on Saturday morning, Aug, 23T l^.u, after a longr and painful illness. The funeral services were held at ML. l'leobant church August :.Mi. and the remains were laid to rest in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery. The following- brief sketch was written by herself some time before her death:
Sarah .lane Kvatis was born in Fairfield county. Ohio. January l*th. in the vear of .1737. 1 joined the Methodist church "when 14 years old. Was mar ried to Marcus Uully January $. 1SS2 Our home was blessed with five daughter*. all of whom are living except one. Mary, my oldest, who passed away in
We moved to Indiana in IS.*)1.)
and settled near the home where we now live. I renewed my membership in the Methodist church, after which I joined the Newlights, of which 1 am now a member. My text shall be book of Job, first chapter, 07th verse
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away. 'Messed be the name of the Lord." I wih the first chapter of James to be read. 1 am prepared to meet my iod in peace.
SAJJAH .TANK GRU.V.
Content thiii Evening. lowing is the programme of
The f.i
the commencement of the Montgomery coun'y schools this evening at clock at the M. A.: MUSH* .^..vOrchestra
Invocation
Music Orchestra Luek and l\uek Mjirv Casey What Shall We Make the Put )oscof Life?
Harry Wilson
Education and Its Advantages...Fred Courtney Kdueutiou of Our Girls Goldie Hoots Fifty Years Thence Ro*e Parker
Music—Orchestra.
Longfellow Carrie Spence The True Hem Flavtu Doyel Growth of Our Nation. .Jackson lUinnell Higher Aim of Lite Jennie Zelglar
Music—Orchestra.
Hum's Devastation and Destiny Minnie Trotte: Where
There's a Will There's a Way Kthel Bower Social Influence 'Menu Holllngsworth Furuiatlse Influence of Literature
and if*,
acid used.
I-Vreuee Hoot
r. Awarding Diplomas. Music.
,:-V:
Keportof Judges.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
it Concern* Kverythlnp Arid Kverybwly
Tberetore, of luterent to All of UB.
-Mrs. M. 1). White is ill. U. T. Ilaufhold has gone to Mad -HI. Ind. —O. Lr. l'erriu went to Co.ying'ton is is afternoon. --.Tames Orimes aridMvife are visit ing in ireencastle. —•Mrs. Dr. Ensminger is visitin frieuds in Lafayette. —M. .1. Decket, of the Oreencastl Hume. r. is in the city. —The Kingfishers attended the cir •.is in a body "last evening. —Miss iCsta Wilson has returned iinton. la., after a visit- with Mrs. .1 ennison. andifer. of Keddle vt Wi ^uu*S :.shoe store, has gone to Morgan town for a visit.
Mrs. Robt. Larsh will entertai her holy friends at a") o'clock teat' morrow afternoon. —Mrs. K. C. White returned to I-»a fayettc to-daj* after a visit with Joe Taylor and family.
Kev. J. W. (ireene will preach th funeral of Mrs. Daniel Clarke at Dan ville,' Ind., to-morrow.
Kev. Horace ogden and wife are now located in Koston. Mr. Ogde preaches in the suburb of Rockland. —(ien. Matison.- l. C. Smith, Maj D«tter ami others have returned from the soldiers' reunion at (ireeneastk
Henry I). Stringer, of real estate fame, is again in the city aud wi doubtless make another "swap" or
Mrs. Davis has resigned her position as teacher of the colored schools. No one has been selected as her successor.
Parties desiring tickets purchased for a circus or any entertainment should engage Capt. Talbot. He is highly recommended by Chas. (ioltra and others.
A Crawfordsville horse. Que Allen, won the trot in three straight heats yesterday, at Frankfort. He will probably be started again Friday in a faster class.
Will Unlet this v.eek sold to the County Commissioners for 8351 two iron bridges of and 2-S feet spans. Doth will be used on the New,Market md Western roads. —This is the big week "on "peaches. The fruit is iineand if you want to put up peaches, do it now as they are as cheap as they will be this season. A. Hobbs. fruit specialist, south (ireen street.
Two Dttyft' Meeting.
Rev. Dr. J. \\. T. MeMullcn and other ministers will conduct a two days' meeting at Roberts, Sept. 1 and
THE TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
"g
2
First service Saturday night. Preaching Sunday at 10::i0 a. tn. and 'A p. m.
ithliir Strimur,
Intelligent people, who realize the important part the blood holds in keeping the body in a normal condition. find nothing strange ir» the number of diseases Hood's Sarsaparilla is able to cure. So many troubles result from impure blood, the best way to treat them is through the blood Hood's Sarsaparilla vitalizes the blood.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent c.onsti pation.
Foit noteheads see Tins JOUUNAJ, CO., PJUNTKKS.
IMV We Know—Tlir«« Novell* of lR. Holiuc»-'ut«8.
^r WEDNESDAY EVENING. l'rof. Stalker resumed his lecture at 1:35 aud discoursed ou "How We Know." lie gave the subject a thorough renovation and talked on the objects we have in view in whatever we undertake. l'rof. Mclieth followed and took an extreme position ou -'Correllation of lieography and History," and liaTC'd several methods that may be practiced in teaching these sub" jects. After a short intermission l'rof. Ogg taiked on '"Three Novels of Dr. lloimes." lie paid a glowing tribute to Holmes and related some amusing incidents pertaining to Holmes and his works. He had just concluded a story which a heroine had saved the life of a young doctor. At this juncture a dog gave a prodigious howl in the rear of the room which caused much applause.
TIlfltSIlAY MOliNlN'O. :"t-
After the opening exercises l'rof. Ogg continued his talk on "Elsie Veil ner" and told the story of the novel in a very interesting way. Miss Wells of Indianapolis, was then introduced and gave a very interesting lecture ou 'Primary Work" and gave an incident of the mode of teaching in the Minue apolis schools. Prof. Stalker followed with a talk on "How We Know" and noted several points such as experi ments in physiology, etc. Institute adiourued at 11:45.
NOTKS.
llarrituan will return to Suga J. 11 Creek. 1). V. Pitt man will teach at Xo. 12 in Franklin.
Miss Hintie Wvay will teach at Ash pile this winter. \V. S. Vaughn will be at the Kibl school in Coal Creek.
Robert Weeks will be principal a Whitesville this year. Surveyor Hunt was observed in th Institute this morning-.
Dr. Tuttle conducted the devotional exercises this morning. Mrs. Jennie Hiddle will teach tlie primary at Mace again
Trustee Utterback, of Coal Creek, at tanded institute yesterday. Miss May Donovan will teach th primary at Wing-ate this year. 1). II. Wilkey had his pliotofrrapl taken last night at the cirjus.
Miss lilanche. Kelsey will have charire of the primary at Whitesville. There is an enrollment of 203. th largest number ever enrolled
S. S. Phillips will be principal of th New Richmond schools this year. Supt. Myers, of Fountain county was in the Institute this morning
The Crawfordsville normal will com inencc July 1st and close Aug. 1SH Prof. Ogg delviered his lectinyesterday morning on the installmen plan.
C. tj. Fink, the smallest teacher in the county.will teach at Ridge Farm Uipluy.
Miss Allie McMahon will have char, of the intermediate at New Ross th winter.
Ada Harding will teach the inte mediate and Ora Kennedy the prirnar at New Market
In Prof. Stalker's talk on '"Activity yesterday he remarked that ever thing, both material and spiritual wa intended to move. How about th ••Fossilized Teacher?" Does he move
Whelan and Slavens had a remark able experience-at the circus last night while the clowns were giving the antics they were so amused that bu tons ilew asunder and the band plave "Shamrock."
Under the new law the county stipe intendent has a right to revoke newa's on those teachers who lose their professional interest, and from some of his remarks we would infe that he is spotting some who are doing so.
The following are the officers of tl Teachers' Association, which nice Thanksgiving:
President—Mrs. E. (r. Wilson. Vice-President—F. T. Maxwell. Treasurer—W. R. Walkup. Secretary—J. C. Kennedy. Kxeeutive Committee- \V. \V. Hwih Margaret Jones, F. T. Maxwell.
Programme Committee—N. R. Cou berly, Howard (iriest. Charles Harlan I nstruetors— Dr. Rurroughs, Judge Fllison, l'rof. T. J. Coulter and Prof Chapman.
Kev. Porter In Trouble.
The trial of Rev. J. W. Porter, formerly of Ladoga, has not yet occurred at Decatur. Porter is charged with having stolen a pocketbook containing which a lady left on her seat at church while she went forward to take sacrament. There is a pretty strong case against Porter and it is likely to go hard with him. He was several vears ago the baptist minister at Ladoga and married a daughter of the late Asbury Hicks, of this county. Mrs. Porter is an excellent woman and will doubtless secure a divorce from Porter.
Not on the Committee.
John Ryas called at TIIK JOPKNAI. otliee to-day to deny that he had anjr knowledge of his name being placed on a committee of colored folks to act in the school matter. He declars that he knows nothing whatever of the movement and that the use of his name was unauthorized.
Knnriuy School Picnic,
The Mission Sunday school of Center church was picnicked this afternoon at Hen IJur Park. The teachers had large baskets filled with the finest provender and all went merry as a marriage bell.
M'nntM a Divoree,
Mrs. Nancy Sidener has applied for a divorce from Thomas JeiT'erson Sidener. The case is devoid of sensational nourishes and the divorce is asked on the statuatory ground of abandonment Sidener is now in California.
REUNION OF CO. B.
he Mt'iiilicro of TIIIH Compiiny KilterInlnetl by W. H. SU-elo.
The annual reunion of Co. H, PJOth Indiana Regiment, was-freld to-day at the home of Win. 11. Steele, near Yountsville. The yard and house were beautifully decorated with flags, and everything was done to make the occasion enjoyable to those present. The time before dinner was spent in eciting stories of the war, about battles and foraging raids, and many were the incidents brought out. When dinner was announced, the guests appeared to be abundantly able to eat what was prepared by Mrs. Steele. \fter dinner Capt. C. W. Elmore, on behalf of the company, presented Mrs. Steele with a beautiful chair, and reponded in a pleasant manner, assuring her hearers that she could never do enough to repay the soldier boys for their services in saving the country. All told there were sixty persons present. It was decided that the next eunion be held at the home of W. 11.
Potter, six miles north of Waynetown. on Friday. August 3D. There were twenty members of Co. 1! present, as follows, their present ages being also given:
Capt. C. W. IClmore, t• Capt. 15. P. McClaskey. (10. Michael Hannon, Cr.1. Sam Hannon, •!.". E. Brockway, 7.". Nat Heatty, 01. lieorge Hoyland, 32. C. C. Champion. W. I. 11. Cox, 50. Jonathan Crouch, ."v Sam Davidson, -17. John Dorsey. -oy. Alex Duncan. 57. Sam Johnson. rS. C. Ii. Nelson. W. II. Potter. 5S. Richard Pearson, r.s, John W. Peri-v. 4S.
II. M. orry, JO. W. H. Steele, *.(. The following soldiers from other companies were also present-
Richard Mason. "S. Co. C. Frank liruso, 01, Co. C, 12th Ills. Jas. lilankenship, 52, Co. jl\, :trd Kj\ C. D. Lluft'mau. 50, Co. 11, 17tli Ind. Sam Fishero, of Co. 1«. lately fell from a house and broke both arms.
Resolutions were passed thanking Mrs. Steele for her bountiful dinner and to W. 1!. Hardee, A. Muhleiseti and Callahan Pros, for cig Tl regimental reunion this year will be held at Vincennes. The afternoon was spent jin reading accounts of th Atlanta campaign from I'nion and Confederate standpoints, and a general good time.
lion. V. I). Owen »t W On Saturday Septembers at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, lion. W. 1). Owen, Republican candidate for Secretary of State, will open the campaign at Wingate, this county.
Forecast* For Indiana.
For the 30 hours ending 8 p. m. Aug. 3'..kt, 1804. Fair weather to-night and on Frida.v.
BITS OF INFORMATION.
At the Tennessee coal and Iron and railroad furnace. South Pittsburg, Tenn., Hob Davis shotaud lulled Andy llolloway.
Judge Maclilas G. Whitley, for fifty years one of the loading attorneys of northwestern Ohio, died at Fiudla aged 7!i years.
Secretary Carlisle has decided that under the now tariff law payments of sugar bounties cannot be made ou claims already filed.
Losses of the Dutch forces operating against the rajah of the island of Loinbok aro now placed at
6(10
In killed,
wounded and missing. The trotting stallion Pamlico, considered the best free-for-all performer of the year, barring Alix, died at Hartford, Conn., from lung fever.
Gen. Michenersaysex-l'resldent Harrison does not desire a renomination in 1896 and would not accept it unless it were praotlcally unanimous.
William May. a railroad contractor, was assassinated In Illinois opposite Paducah, Ky. Hloodhounds will be put on the trail of the murderers.
It Is said ex-Secretary Whitney has been seen by Mayor (jilroy and has consented to accept the democratio nomination for governor of New York
Thomas J. Dacey, of Chicago, was found dead In a grove near his home from which he had gone to buy a pailful of beer. It Is believed he was niur dered and robbed.
Capt. Hooper, of the Rush, makes re port that the North American Commercial compaui' has already taken 10,000 seal skins In Hehring sea and expects to Becure the maximum number of 20,000.
Reports from the Yukon river show a great mining boom is in progress in that region. The sum of 8100,000 in gold nuggets is now at Uualaska waiting shipment to Han Francisco. Miners in largo number* are going Into the oouutrv.
SCANDAL IN THE 400.
Sin W. K. Vanderbllt to lleiflu l'roceod Inga for Legal Hvjiaratlon. NKW YOIIK, Aug. 80—Reports from Paris aro to the effeot that Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt is about to make appl icatlon for dlvoroo. 1 she does, sho will ask for an allowance of SS00,000 a year, the oustody of the children and the three homes which the fam Uy occupies at different seasons of the 3'ear. The white marble palace at Newport, that cost 11,000,000, was deeded to Mrs. Vanderbilt some time ago. The husband's relations to Nelly Neustretter, a well-known woman In Paris, are said to be the immediate cause of Mrs. Vanderbilt's Impending action, though other women will doubtless be dragged Into the case as co-respondents.
Off for Uray Gablen.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ao.—President Cleveland left Washington, via the Pennsylvania railroad, at 7:20 o'clock a. m. Wednesday fur New Yorlt on his way to Oray Gables His companions on the trip were Secretary Lamont, who goes to Join his family at Hay View, Long Island, Private Secretary Thurbe who is bound for Marion, Mass., whore his family are summering, and a gou tletnan whose face was not familiar to the railroad ofllcials.
Frauds of $4,000,000.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 30.—It has developed that, the investigation into the delinquent taxes is expected to show that the frauds reach a total of 14.000,000 and cover a period of ten years. Comptroller Harris in an interview stated that the state authorities had decided to enforce the paj-uientof this enormous sum. The grand jury hns indicted County Clerk P. J. Quigley and License Inspector Joseph Theirs for neglect of duty.
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WIO.UOO for Hlii Arrcnl.
MoNiitEAi,, Que., Aug 30. —Hugh Annaudale has a grievance against the government of the United States. He was arrested for one Peter Aruol while in a hospital in lialtimore in the next bed to Arnol, the latter being wanted by the English police for embezzlement. Annandale was arrested as corresponding to a description given, He has now got lawyers to enter suit for 510,000 damages.
Hanged Farmer for Theft. ZAXI-.SVII.I.E, ()., Aug. 80.—Madison Cheadle, a farmer in Morgan county, was taken from his home by white caps Wednesday night, beaten almost to insensibility and then hanged to the limi) of a tree. A tramp in a neighboring barn cut him down in time to save his life. The offense charged ngaiust Cheadle was theft.
liroppd Iend.
iVr'tSFiKLD. Mass., Aujf. SO.— Ocorgfo Freeman, of Topeka, Kan., leader of the colored band with Primrose and West's, minstrels, dropped dead of heart disease at the head of his musi| cians while parading In the street. Ho was 30 years old and the best colored coruetist in the countrv.
Will lteach Million*.
Ciui'PliWA. I-'AI.I.B, Wis., Aug !50.— Forest tires in this section of northwestern Isconsin have been inter mittant for two months, and the a"gregate loss Is not less than 83,000,000 among the pine land owners and sawmill men, besides loss to individuals.
Mad ,lonloufly of an Old Man. RPUI.NGFIKI.D, 111.. Aug. 80.—About 12:30 o'clock a. m., William Howard (colored), aged 37, shot his wife, aged 85, aud then shot himself through the head. His wife was holding her baby In her arms tit the time. Jealousy Is supposed to be the cause.
Took ThouHumln of llailotN. IUI.I.AS, Tex., Aug. 30.— ,1. O. Abbott was Dominated for congress Vy the democrats of the Sixth Texas district on the MUSLh ballot.
DUastrouN Fire In Itrooklyn. NEW YORK, Aug-. 80.—Fire completely destroyed the Iiro«klyn biscuit works at 50 Fulton street. The loss was over $*.200,001).
IAltf.lN2TON.
T. M. ainpbcll is at the FranUfort fair. .lolm Peterson was at Frankfort Tuesday.
F. \V. Campbell and Silas Mowers arc reported better. Sixty tickets were sold Wednesday for the show at Crawfordsville. iMr. A. Mowers, of Illinois, is hero this week visiting* his many friends.
Fred n'Mavor and wife are now at home to their -friends «n south street. Sam (Jraham attended a meeting- of lied Men at Thorntown on Wednesday.
E. K. Hurkett and wife attended the show and fair at Frankfort Thursday.
IJuite a number from here had business at Crawfordsville last Wednesday.
Prof, (icorgc Ilult/ was here Monday making preparations to move here soon.
Charley Townsend and family are visiting their many friends here this week.
W. C. Woody and wife are at Russiaviaville this week attending the Woody reunion.
Kev. A. N. Cave, a student of (irecncastle. preached for the M. K. people last Sunday evening.
Kev. A. N. Cave and wife, of (Jrcencastle, after a week's visit here among friends, have returned home.
Mrs. Fairfield and M. II. Wisehart were |uietly immersed in Sugar Creek Saturday evening by Kev. Worralb
WE ARE JUST BEGINNING TO RECEIVE
And in order to make room for them we are offering
every article in the way of Summer Goods at
Your Own Price.
Our Fall and Winter Goods will be Cheaper Than
Ever Before Known.
McClure & Graham.
Carrie Lamont
AND 11KK
Stoek Company
In Ilijrh Class Comedy will iippear at
MUSIC HALL
Sept. 5, 6 and 7.
Prices 35 and 50 Cents
I T. M. Campbell has bought the Mong house, and Fugate, of Thorntown, is I moving in to the Campbell addition.
Reuben Faust has bought the residence property of R. 11. Larrick and will take possession Dee. 1st. Consideration $1,400.
Cox Lewis have bought the millinery stoek of the Mote sisters and will run the same in connection with their store, with Ida Mote in charge. •lolm (imitle has bought the room occupied and owned by the bank, and the bank will take the corner room in the Peterson block as soon as completed.
David Eads found the way of the trangressor a little rough lasUSunday. While watching a game of base ball the batter let the bat slip striking Dave on the head laying him out for a time.
Miss LenaC. Pen rod, a returned missionary from Japan. gave a v«*ry interesting and instructive talk on that country, its inhabitants, their reli ions and their need of the gospel, the South Christian church last Sunday evening.
Last Sunday was the close of the first year of Rev. Worrall's pastorate of the M. E. church at this place and on Monday a few of his many friends showed him their appreciation of his labors by presenting him with a good wholesome rocking chair. .Tesse Morrison and.lirn HutJer had a regular monkey and parrot time at the saw mill Tuesday. First blood reported for Morrison, but Uutler finally caught him on the ily and last blood was declared for Hutler. The light was declared a draw.
NKW MAKKKT.
Our school will begin in about three weeks. lienj. Hasley and wife have returned from a visit to Ottumwa, Iowa.
Quite a number from here attended the Haptist Voting People's Union at Koekville the 20th and 30th.
Uncle Jesse Vancleave has been conlined to his bed for some time. His condition is considered critical.
A. M. Parsons, of Flora, Ind., has purchased the real estate of .1. A. Stonebreaker. Consideration S700. .1. It. ISrusli has moved his storeroom from Lapland to this place and expects to engage in the mercantile business.
The barn of Perry Johnson, two miles south of here, was struck by lightning and burned last Friday night. It was fully insured.
Rev. A. C. Geyercompleted an eventful year of ministerial work at this place on Sunday evening last, at the M. K. church. All can but wish for return for the ensuing year.
WIIUK)' AK Mcdh'liu'.
"Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky is free from all foreign flavor and adulterants: naturally ripened and matured by eleven years' storage in wood, it is "a Rye as is a Rye," and costs uo more than inferior brands. Try it and you will never be sat.islied to use any other.
Si.25 cjuart bottle. Rottled by distillers, and sold by Nye & Hooe, druggists.
JUST A FEW
We have a few more nice Fly Rods
that wo are offering at a great reduction.
Smith-Myers Drug Co.,
Peoples'Drug Store,
N. (ireen St.
THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.
Advertisements received uuclor this head at one cent a line a day. Nothing less th&u 10 cents.
Count a line for each seven words or frac* Hon thereof, taking each group of tiguroa oi Initials as one word.
As the amounts are so small we expect cash In advance for these advertisements.
WANTED.
rpo LOAN—11,000 on good 1. Hy Frank Hurley.
$ »). 00 genu
$
farm security-6-2H tf
WRRK paid to ladles and to sell the Rapid Dish
I Wusher. Wnshcsaod dries thom In two minoswithout wetting the hands. No experience necessary sells at sight permanent pcsltion Address W. 1\ Hnrrleon & Co., Clerk
No. 1-1, Columbus, Ohio.
\\7"ANTRIJ—A lew more boarders wanted at Mrs. IS. K. (ierard'e,40H south Washingion street. H-28 SM
WANTED—Work
for students writing.
copying, cure of otllces, lawns, horses, cows-any kind of work, to be paid for with room or board, or cash. Address Prof. J. U. Osborne. 8-1 Otf
WANTRD—Canvassers,
good, live hustlers
to sell the "Wflsell" washing machine. Kverv household needs one large commission exclusive territory. Send stamp lor circular. Address blether tY Harrows. Fort Wayne, Ind. 8-31
jl|\ tollft.OOper day at homo snlMiitf .J.Vvf Lightning Plater iu'i*l plutliiK
jewelry, watches, tableware, etc. l-.very house has g'ods needing plating. No experience no capital no talking. Some agents are making day. Permanent position. Address H. K. Deino & Co., Columbus, Ohio.
FOR SALE.
FUJI
I
SALK—Mocking birds for sa'e. Call at U11 Morgan street.
IJV)K
SA LE—1T«oelioleo lots In east pari of the city, cheap. Inquire of John h. 7-lK-tf brum.
SALK—A small piece ol property, con-'-'
vcnlently located. iu}ulre of Fmnk Hurley. O-lOt-f.
l^Olt SALE—One large residence and one -L cottage. Uoth desirable properties lu Crawfordsvlllo. Inquire at law office of J.J. Mjlk. 12-21tf
LOST.
IOST—A
pockotlook
at Gus Trultt's gro-
eery. It contained some r*ccipu. Upturn to the Journal ofliee and receive reward. H-:IO
I'OR ItKiST.
JTV.Ut
HRNT—Unfurnished parlor and bedroom, tlrht tloor. Call at south Water street. 8-21 tf
I.jXMt
1U5NT-Furnished roomp, t-lther single or en suite. Light, nice, airy, cosy and comlortablc Enquire of Dr, J. K. Duncan, '220 South Washington street. S-iiTtf
FOIt
KBNT—House on east Pike street. Inquire at 007 cast Main st.eet or,Citizen's National itank 4-3011'
FACE, SIDEWALK,
All Kinds of
BUILDING
Brick
IN ANY QUANTITY.
For I'rlucs Inquire ut Martin .V Son's lee Of flee, north Qreen street THE CKAWFORDSVILJ-E
Pressed Brick Company Subscription Agency
W. C. Stewart, solicitor for THK
JOI-HNAL, also has a general subscription agency and will take orders for
any paper or magazine published, l/eave orders with him or at
THE JOURNAL OFFICE
TYPEWRITING
Persons wanting typewrit
ing done can have their work neatly and promptly
executed at
THE
JOURNAL OFFICE Rates Reasonable.