Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 September 1894 — Page 4

Cash is King.

And it is the only way 1 buy my stock, and when I get an opportunity to buy goods at a great sacrifice my customers get the benefit of same. You will always get more for a dollar the year round at my store than any other place in the ciiy. Call and see bargains in

•J07 Kant ilatn Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Pritotioe Limited to Disease* of the

Eye, Far, Nose anl Throft.

OrriCB Hoi RS— to 1 a. in. •J to 4 p. :u.

Bring Your Feet

Don't fail to buy jour

Soda Water and Ice Cream

—AT—

J. C. Wampler's.

Libbey

Cut Glass.

We have just received a. large invoiee of rich Cut Glass ware which we will be

glad to show you with a lot.

of new novelties at

1.. W. OTTO'S

Jewelry Store.

he Best Goods at Cheapest Prices.

$3i5°°

vnsj

5eth Thomas Clocks

And Novelties in Jewelry.

To My Store and Have them Shod.

J. S. Kelly.

124 E. Main St.

THE FAIR.

See the _.

•Fine Display of

Confectionery Fruits and Nuts.

That's right, inc have

$3,500

Worth of

Pianos and Organs

On exhibition at the Fair Grounds. Come and see.

The "Gilbert" Music House

pt Not

1 C-.'V-'h wit 11 a Weak Sys1 i. .onsuniption with "Weak

•!or Disease with Loss 1 sh. Take

Scott's mulsiori

Cream of Cod-liver Oil, for any ailment resulting from nonr nourishment. Physicians, •.}.» world over, endorse it.

cl 'i be deceived by Substitutes!

Scott A Howne, N. Y. All l}rugg»*tf.

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

KSTAHI.I

S I)

IS ]SH7.

S A I A S 7 8 9 4

UPROAR AMONG HORSEMEN.

Frank Stelncr, Secretary of the National Kacinjc

AKHOVIHUOH,

OucwtiotiK

Itolx'rt J'H Hcconl.

S|H»clal to The Journal.

Joel Block, (Yawford&vil'e, Indiana.

lM»iAN.\roi.is. Sept. S,—-Frank Steiu er. .secretary of the National Uacing Association, make* a statement which has stirred up controversy among1 horsemen assembled here. He doubt." the accuracy of the otlicial time keepers who -rive the time of Robert .1 at the world's record. He dot not give the time but. intimates that it was slower than the record. Itudd Double sis understood to sympathize with Steiner's view but does not ex press himself. The Indianapolis Uriv iug Club produces a list of a hundred watches which kept the time, the same as officially recorded. It says further that Steiner is under obligations to tht Terre Haute horsemen and that he is sore because the record has been brok en away from that track.

GENERAL GOSSIP"

It CoiiconiH Kv^rythlng and Kverybody am! In, Therefore, of Interest to All of L's.

—Albert Leroy is bnclc to enter college. —Shook Shannon is in the city visitfriends —\V. li. Unlet sold, an iron bridge to Win. Miles to-duv. —Clint Clill' goes at 1 ndianapolus today ill the '-:17 pace.

Dr. Iiott has entered ,ne Allen in the Covington raees. —Miss Helen lilaek returned to (Ireeneastle this afternoon.

Dr. Mort Keegan came np from Blooniing'ton this afternoon. —The matinee at Music Hall this afternoon was well attended.

Hon. K. V. lirookshire went to Ladoga to- day to spend Sunday. —Charley Little. 'H.'i Wabash, is back to take a post gratnate course. —CharlesSme.lt/ and Frost A IIulibell have been grantedoliijuor licenses. —Congressman lirookshire expects to deliver his opening, speech here 011 September 2:.\

Miss Minnie Sagerliolin has returned to cAttica after a visit with Fritz SagerhoUn. .Mayor Mulky, of Hloomington. the guest of (Jen. Mansun. returns home to-morrow. —The living half lady will make her 1 nst appearance this evening in liiseliof's window. Don't fail to see her. —Mrs. Frank Craliam, Miss Stella li'raliamand Augustus Hendricks have returned to Covington after a visit with l'orgy Mclntyre.

Klder Oliphant will preach tonight at the Primitive Baptist church, and Sunday morning anil evening. Night meeting at o'clock. —Mrs. Sallie Thompson, of Mt. Sterling, h" v.. when has been the guest of •'eorge S. Durham and family went to (Ireencastle this afternoon. —The Sperry dam has been put in lirst class condition again by the Valley Mill Company and Martin itSon. The work required six weeks. —Joseph Hall, better known as "Shorty," started this afternoon overland to liloomington. He drives his four-year-old filly, and will be gone about ten days. —This afternoon when the south bound Morion train came in Ike Drake, the well known colored roustabout, was badly hurt by a large chunk of coal accidentally thrown from the tender by the fireman. It made an ugly gash in Ike's side and lie was carried away to be sewed up.

"Hugo l'rops In Agony."

Chicago

Iiilir-Oioin-.

back bicycle riders knew what uncouth spectacles they make of themselves they would quit it. Men and •women should keep off wheels until they are able to sit up and look like human beings, instead of huge frogs in agony.

CJ«n. Grosvenor Next Sal iirtla It will be borne in mind that (leu. Charles H. Crosvenor, of Ohio, will speak at Music Hall next Saturday evening at 7:3J o'clock on the political issues of the day. Let Music Hall be crowded.

Forecast For Indiana.

For the thirty-six hours ending at p. in.. Sept '.I. ISM, local rains during Saturday night, cooler, local rains on Sunday.

Marriage

I.1C«(IIHO.

Wm. T. Marshall and Carrie C. Calhoun.

Tun best bargains ever offered in printed .lap. silks at Mischof's this week. Don't fail to see them.

USABLE TO SPEAK.

11 tin. W. II. Owen Mill ImlixpoKod and lli» I'lacc Mipplied by Hon. Patrick O'Domiell.

Siteclal to The Journal.

WINUATK.

Sept. 8.—On account of tin*

sunstroke received the other day at Martinsville, lion. Wm. l. Owen was unable to fili his appointment to speak at this place to-day. His place was supplied by Hon Patrick (VDnnnell. who is now speaking. Mr. O'Ponnell will till Mr. Owen's appointments for '•e next few davs.

TELEPHONE ORDINANCE PASSED.

F.tVort to Have Kate* HiMliicrd lefeated The Now Walmnl» Avenue Bridge

a New Tiling.

The City Council met in special session last evening to consider the new telephone ordinance and the proposed new Wabash avenue bridge over the Motion railroad. Councilman W'illiitc was absent.

The committee to whom was referred the petition for an ordinance giving a franchise of the city to A. F. Uamsey and P. C. Somerville to establish a telephone exchange, reported as follows:

To run

MAYOII

AMI

Mr. Reynolds stated at length the right of the city to superintend the placing of poles and stretching' of wires to the end that the city should control the whole system.

Mr. Somerville being present asked and was granted, leave to make statement. He readily acquiesed ill the proposition of Mr. Reynolds in the city taking charge of the establishment of the lines and suggested that the pro' posed ordinance cover the whole ground.

It was suggested that the lines run along alleys so far as practicable. Mr. Robinson suggested the ditlicul ly attending the running of line: through alleys on account of the liability of obstructing such narrow passways.

Mr. Ramsey asked, and was granted leave to make a statement, lie ofl'ered no objection to the city goveriimen controlling the establishment of th lines, lint objected to the amendment reducing the rates named in the origi nal ordinance petition.

Mr. MeCampbell suggested a com promise by fixing the rates at Sil) for private residences and or $31 fo business houses.

After further consultation and by consent of Messrs. Ramsey and Somer ville. Mr. MeCampbell offered a motion fixing the rates at S'-M for private resi dences and SHO for obusiness houses On a call of the roll the vote stood a: follows: Myers anil Thomas, nay Robinson. Reynolds and MeCampbell ave. There being a majority in favor the motion was declared adopted.

Mr. Reynolds then offered the following motion: That the ordinance be placed upon its linal passage: The vote stood: Myers no. Robinson aye, Thomas no, Reynolds aye. MeCampbell aye. There being a majoring in favor the motion was adopted.

Mr. Reynolds, of the committee on the Wabash avenue bridge improvement, reportc-d having had a conference with civil engineer llall, of the L., X. A. C. ll'v., whom he found willing to cooperate with the city.

The county commissioners having been interviewed it was learned that where a bridge wa'S necessary, anil and such bridge would cost to exceed $fi0u, they were, required 13' law to build the same, but it becomes necessary to make application for all such improvements at the regular session of the board of c'onitnis:.i..iners.

Mr. Reynolds then offered the following resolution: Zi'o'iilra', That Councilman Thomas and City Attorney Whittington be and are hereby appointed a committee to draft resolutions, bringing the matter before the county board of commissioners.

On motion of Mr.

If the humped-

Reynold^

cil adjourned.

the Coun

•.'.Notire to i*n*h*r*, I'. O. S. of A. A full attendance of members of the i\ O. S. of A. Cominaiidery is desired for Monday night for drill and business. Regular night for payment of dues.

IJKN W. WII.IIITK,

Commander.

Stor«ker|Mr Appointed.

Tom Allen, who lives just over the line in Fountain county, has been appointed a storekeeper for a new distillery which starts up next week at Terre Haute. The appointment was made by Collector I urn p.

Not !«•«.

The Center church serviees will begin utfuin to-morrow. Subject for the morning, "Four Great Words of Christ": evening",

Is Life Worth Liv-

I#'i5 Itrwarri.

Stolen from the Crawfordsville fair ground on Sept. 7. very light bay mare. Ki hand, weight 7,100 pounds, very small star in forehead, foretop out close, a little white under hind pastern, buggy top 1 bowed, Union City drop axle. Address •IAS.

'JKJMKS, City Marshal, Crawfordsville. 1ml.

CNAKI.KS KI»W.\I MH. Wesh v, Ind.

THE FAIR CLOSED.

'"I ft II 11 nil ml IV 0|ilt) Tltrollf the (ii-oimri* Yt'htrnlrty 'I Ii*i 1'nlr

There were :.'5.0I0 attended the failoil Thursday and 15,000 yesterday. The fair was a success and the management came out over Sl.ooo ahead. When it is considered that this success was accomplished in the face of opposition in half a dozen quarters it is really surprising. Hundreds of people thronged here from Tippecanoe county, ignoring the Lafayette fair and its wide open and burglarous methods.

The Crawfordsville association is paying lot) cents on the dollar and lias a big roll left. Next year new features will be introduced and the only fair on earth will be a greater success than ever.

The following is the summary of yesterday's races: .':3."i pace, purse §.'00.

Utile Sam ... Ii«ml Claj ton Little Jeff

Star Hornet, Tune—2:2

COMMON COI

NCH

•—Your committee to whom was referred the telephone ordinance beg leave to recommend the passage of the same, suggesting a change in the rate making the rate for private dwellings Sis per annum and for business houses S.10: also requiring the said company to furnish, free of cost to the city, not to exceed four telephones if the same are needed for the city's use.

On motion of Mr. lUibinson the report was accepted. Councilman Thomas in his re marl claimed the rates as tixed by the proposed ordinance to lie excessive, as other cities hail lower rates for tin. like service, sustaining the report of the committee.

-1 A A A 5 5 7 (5

.. .....7 dis

purse S300.

1 1 1

KeO Skin 2 Pearl :i Joe Taj lor 4 Hilly Walters Hauler

lis

Tlmo—'l:'ZJr'i'JU, Half mile run and repeat, purse Sir»u. U»irwmn 1 He.I Wlnu Morgan 1 •l Memory .......a Jl rime—.3:i, ..VJ.

NOTt:s.

Mrs. Kli/.abeth Talbot, sii years old. took the lirst prize on corn bread and the second prize on salt rising bread.

During the whole wcel the races were snaps for the winners. The winning horse never lost a heat in any nice. 1'oein. the horse breaking the track record yesterday is nine years old. When four he had a mark of Que Allen at the same age has a mark of

Little Cms, the yearling pacer of Gle.-scock made a half yesterday in 1:2L*^. The colt was not in good form either, having .been hurt in transportation.

In the exhibition beat by Poem, tlie trotter, the track record was lowered from 2:I.V4 to The record of !:!.•»

was made by Dr. llaile, pacer, last vear.

City IotA £ol.1. .v.

The remaining lots in the (Valey~ad: dition on east Wabash avenue and Jefferson steets, were sold at auction today on the court house steps by Commissioner Charley Johnston. They brought good prices, too. The following is a list of sales:

Lot No. 4. corner Wabash avenue and ilocum street, §Su, J. K. Kversom Lot No. 7, on corner east of C. L. Rost's lots on Wabash avenue, Sl-5, Timothy Casey.

Lot No. 11, ou Jefferson, back of Xo. 4, Sl'.Ti, J. C. llutton. Lot No. 1:'. back of Dr. Greene's lot and fronting on JeJlerson, -5370. .1. C. utton.

Lot No. J!'-, on JetVerson. baelv of John Sloan's place. §345, Laura SFoan. Lot No. 11. on Jefferson, back of H. 5. Watson's lot. $3."5, Jas. H. Watson.

Klcliarris

rringlc'e Minatrelb.

Twenty-four years is a long tinn for a company to be on the road under the same management that created it. That is the record of Richards & "Pringle's famous Georgia minstrels who will appear at the Music Hall Tuesday, Sept. 11. O, K. Richards, the manager, lias grown gray in the business and to-day is comfortably gxed with this world's goods, but has no desire to quit the road as he claims he would not know what to do with himself. Billy lversauds has been with him for nine years and has refused big offers from other managers, but knows where and when he is well off. The route of the company is Lafayette. Sept. 10, Crawfordsville. 11, Torre Haute. 12 and 13, Indianapolis. 1 and ir». Dayton, 17, Springfield, IS. ColumbUJa?. l'J.

The K.dfl'.l'icNk.

The committee to make arrangements for the Knights of Pythias pic nie to be held in this city on the ^7th of this month is in session this afternoon at DeP»ayard castle hall. The committee consists of fourteen members, four from Crawfordsville lodge and one each from the lodges at Ladoga. Darlington, Waynetown, Wavelaiul. New Ross. Mace, New Richmond. New Market, Win gate and Shannondale. It is the intention to have a thousand Knights in line on the day of the pic nie and a royal time is anticipated.

Itontwl the Opera

OIIAR.

The Republican Central Committee has rented ithe opera house on Washington street for headquarters and the Morton club will diold a meeting there next week. The room is large and commodious but it requires that sort of a place for Republicans this year.

VuudaHa hxcursioiiK lorSi'jit*-IIIIMT. 1 s!»I. To many points south of Ohio river Sept. 4th, one fare round trip. To many points in Northern Michigan, including St. .Joseph and Grand Rapids. Sept. ISth, one fare round trip. To Terre Haute races Sept. 11th to 14th, one fare, $1.00 the ronud trip, good to return September 15th. To Marmont (Lake Maxinkuckee), Sept. Nth and Wh one fare, $2.90 round trip, good to return Sept. 11th. Also Sunday excursions to Marmont Sept. 0, and 10, St' the round trip. To Frankfort Sept. 0th and 7th SI round trip: account Republican rally and reunion 11

Oth regi

ment. To Camden, account Carroll county fair Sept. 4th to 7th, SL'.'H round trip. Parke county fair. Roekville and return Sept. 10th to 11, 81/JO round trip. To Pittsburg. Pa., and return 9'J.OO Sept. 5th to loth, via Colfax, Indianapolis Pan Handle, account (J. A. R. J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

SruoKi i.A humors and all diseases caused or promoted by impure blood or low state of the system, are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.

linos]! UAIM'EXINOS.

Nowa Briefly Told from Various Towns in Indiana.

Another Korord Brokra

l.NniA.N.vi'ous, jixl., Sept. 8.—Frliy programme at the driving- park developed only one feat of reeordlireukin^. The record-breaker was Kii-eetly, the fast son of llireet, who priced a m:le in at Chicago two weeks airo. The little black horse started at 4:S0 o'clock on a B'ood track. McDowell rated Hirectly a fast first half, reaching the half-milo stone in l:0:i. after striking out with a quarter in He came home perceptibly slower, not reaching the three-quarter pole until 1:30?,i. His last quarter was in and the mile was made in 2:10^, lowering the horse's record by half a second.

The other events were trots which had their features. Strader 11., at 15 to 1, went out and won the first heat, with William i'enti. a good second. Ho covered the mile in .Strader then fought the flag until the last heat, when he was distanced. Kllard won the second heat in a driving finish w-ith llamly Jim. The gray son of Young .lim trotted the next three beats,ahead of the field.

InUiatia iV*thotlst*

IJAKAYETTE, Ind., Sept. S. Friday was the third day of the Northwest indiana conference. The committee appointed to revise the rules and regulations of lie Preachers' Aid society reported that there would be a number of mollifications, and asked that time be extended until the next session of conference, which request was granted. An invitation from the First Methodist Episcopal church of Valparaiso asking tho conference to meet there next year was accepted.

Oeorge W. Switzer, chairman of the visiting' committee to Dc Pauw university, presented the committee's report to the conference. The committee reported that it had found the financial affairs of the institution in a bad way. Dr. John 1'. 1). John, president of the university, said that the expenses of the institution had increased, while the income hail not, and that a deficit of about $15,000 existed,

Inillitna'H Mrnt Kreii Street Fair. Ind., Sept. 8.—The first free street fair ever held in Indiana will take place in this city next week,'September 10 to 15 inclusive. There will be military drills, band contests, balloon ascensions and other features. Itooths, tents and sheds have been erected ou the principal streets. The city council and county commissioners have granted the fair association oflieers the full and exclusivo right of all the streets, alleysand sidewalks during the week mentioned. The courthouse square will be used exclusively as a resting place, in which benches, chairs and other forms will be provided.

II JH

Howard.

ML'N'CIK, I ml., Sept. Y.--Uev. lienj.'imin Smith, for over forty'years a member of the North Indiana, conference of the Methodist Kpiseopal church, died at his home in this city Thursday night, aged 75. Funeral service will occur Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at High street. Methodist Kpiscopal church by Kev. Ceorgc H. Hill. Mr. Smith was born in Fairfield county, O., and had resided in Muncie forty years. learning y. M. C. A. Way#.

I.siu ANAI'OUS, Ind., Sept. 8.—The fifth annual conference of the Indiana secretaries of the Young Men's Christian association convened here. Dr. Charles Eastman, full-blooded Sioux Indian, who married the poetess, Elaine (Joodale, a few years ago, created a sensation by putting in his appearance at the convention, lie had come all the way to Indiana to pieVr up points on how the secretaries do their work.

THOSK I

Uid

O E S E

For

D. F. McCLURE,

—OF THE-

TRADE PALACE

Has been for the past two weeks in the New York and Eastern markets buying our

Fall and Winter Stock,

The newsiest of everything the market affords. The new goods are coming in every day and have been bought on a depressed market for spot casli and our friends can depend on it the Old Trade I'alace will be made headquarters this Fall for the best stock of

Dry Goods, Millinery, Cloaks, Carpets,

Etc., at lowest prices in Crawfordsville. We solicit your Fall buying, confident we can suit you best and save you money. Resp'y

McClure & Graham.

USIC HALL

o.\i: xiaiiT o.M.r.

Tuesday, Sept. nth,

Richards &. Pringle's

Famous Georgia

MINSTRELS!

Headed by the treat Billy Kcrsands,

The man with many imitators but no erpials, supported by a coterie of star artists, including the great (iauze. the ouly dalvin, Jas. White. Uillman *Vr, Vernon. 1 til ly Reynolds. Jas. Moore ami the famous Crescent City Quartette.

Watch for the Hand I 'arade at 11:30 a.-in. Free concert at 7:1.J p. in., hi front of the theater by the linest band traveling..

Prices:—35, 50 and 75 Cents.

Grand

fans.

yard veiling* or '.'c. f:iu veils are very jrooil for fair week. At l»ise*nof's.

pamphlets sec TIIK JOUKNAL CO., PKINTKBS.

Pythias

Celebration At Crawfordsville

Thursday,Sept. 27

Fifteen Uniformed Divisions Will

Participate in the Parade.

One Fare for the Round Trip on

All Railroads.

Good Going Sept. 26th and 27th and Returning Sept. 28th.

It Will Be a Great Day.

Come and Bring Your Family.

MONEY TO LOAN.

Any amount in sums of $100 anil over, at tlic lowest rate, and on easy payments.

O. W. BURTON.

Loan and Real Estate Agent. Oilice 107X E. Main St.

XX A T"D TD A

Cor. 4th & Columbia Sts., La Fayette, Ind. Prftrtlrftl liuti ifM M*tb(xi«. No Copying from Tf-it-JV-ok». .fkUt lumleraU. I.'oruikl couriv. WrlU- for CntAl'-Kur to

J. CAODEN, President*

Jl'ST A FEW

W liave a few more nice Fly Roils tlmt we ar« offering at

great reduction.

Smith-Myers Drug Co.,

Peoples' Drug Store,

1^2 N. (Jreen St.

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

Advertisements received under this head at. one cent a line a day. Nothing less th«'j 10 ccuts.

Count a ltoe for each seven words or fraction thereof, taking each group of tlgurea

Knights

tnltluls&s one word. As the amount* are so small we expeet cash In advance for these advertisements

WAXT*:i),

AN —A few inoro Imardurs wanted

Mrs. K. K. Gerard's, 408 S. Washington street. U-?-t|

po LOAN—11,000 on good farm security-

By Frank Hurley. 0-281!

/'ANTKD—A ffirl to do general housework at :UW B. Jefferson St. IMlf

A\. ANlbD—Hoarder*, Mrs. John KnsmuiKer lias oponed a Drat class boarding house at 414 east Main street. Kutos reasonshie. N-10 \\rK WISH to employ a few good men to muke$ 0 to$100 a week selling our Home Kleetrlc Motor. Kunssowlnp tuacMncs, printing presses, pumps, etc. Rveryljoly buys them. Steady emplo/ment, liasy sit utu Ion aud good wages. Address W. P. Harrison & Co., Clerk No. 14, Columbus, Ohio

O AI/RSMBN:—Rvery oountv. Salary or comO mission. Noexpenencc. New tarltl Ml! •fives unlimited profits. Active men apply quickly stating salary and territory wanted. MAKDFACTUUEK8, Box 6808, Boston. 20eod

~WTANTKD—A Kood reliable man to represent our easiness In Crawford9»'bif. Good place and steady employment for tho rlg-ht party. Address the union Panifli. Co.,

MaJn-st., L&fayetce, Ind. IM'J \1TANTED-A g-ootf grlrl to do housework. Apply at 411) east Wabash avenue.

ll-ll

$•fC

LOST—Alight

"XT

JNU MAiJbi, rJO JrAY ply at 818 South Water Street. 9-1

The agent of the wonderful Mohn's Influx Hair Grower is stopping at 114 East Main Street for a few days. They guarantee to grow hair oil the baldest heads. Call and see them.

Mitfi. JACOU JOJSI*.

VVTANTKD—To buy a house and lot in a deslrable part of the city, to oost somewhere »etween $800 and $1,500. Property with a stable preferred. HouBe to oonteln :i too rooms. Leave word at tbls ofllee. D-10

WANTRD—A

girl to do housework. Apply

at 107 Marshall street, ii-lo MRS. BKN MYBRS.

WANTED—Work

for students writing,

copying, care of oflices, lawns, horses, cows-any kind of work, to be paid for with reom or hoard, or cash. Address Prof. J. Osborne. K-KStf

to 115.00 per day at homo selling W in a an at in

jewelry, watches, table* are, etc. hvery house hus goods needlog plating. No experience no capital no talking. Some agents are making I'DA JI day. Permanent position. Address H. Iv. Delno & Co., Columbus, Ohio.

VOH SAL.K.

1X)tt

SALE—Two choice lot« In east part of the city, cheap Inquire or John li. Shruui. 7-lH-tf

tj^OUSALG—A small piece ol property, eonI. veulently located. Inquire of Frank Hurley, o-int-r.

Ij^OR

SALE—One largo residence and one cottage. Both desirable properties In a or vi In re a a of Mills. 12-21tf x.Q!r.

I OST—on the fair grounds

JOST—Small

LOST—A

nuttr

Baptist din-

J_^ log hall, a silk umbrella, pearl handle, gold band. Keturntothls olllce and nn.*elve" reward. p. 27

gold heart engraved C. K. Ke-

turn to 1(103cast Malb-st, and receive reward.j y.H

light- red Irish setter pup, age ton months. Return to Bert Ramsay and receive reward. P-8tt

LOST—An

umbrella at P. O. S. of A. hall

Wednesday evening. Party finding can exchange for another by seelne Miss Floreuce BeDuett, 804 east Market. u-12

blue embroldorledsllk crepe

handkerchief. Ftuder return to this oiiice. «).:i tr

STltAVEDold.

or stolen, English collie pup live

months Black and white spots. Any Information leading to his recovery will he rewarded by Leo Schweitzer. JM-tf

Ij^OUND—A pocket-l)ook containing two I notos. one for and the other for and a receipt lor $Tkll'J

Owner can have the same

by calling ou Bon Myers.

FOR RENT. W

KENT—A front room with alcove. Ap-

Ij^OR KENT—Unfurnished parlor and bedA1 room, flrHt floor. C»U at U12 ooutli Water street 8-21 tf

Ij0H

ltKNT-Furnished room,, eltlior sluirlo or eu suite. Lltflit, nloe, airy, oosv aijd cdinlortiible Enquire of Dr. J. R. Duncan '"20. South Washington street. 8-"7tf

FOIt

HRNT—House on east l'lko street, in- ..

.r?.at,807

oa8t

Jto

Main street or.Oltlzcn'a

national Bank 4-:iutf

1'ou IVant-—

A NICE NEW CLOCK?

A t, hard times prices, call at 121) south Green twet. oppositeMUBIC Hall. Also repalrliiK ol all kinds. All work gi urantced. Cal and sco them.

Eugene Wilson.