Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 September 1894 — Page 4

Cash is King.

And it is the 'only way I buy my slock, and when 1 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 city. Call and see bargains in

Seth Thomas Clocks

And Novelties in Jewelry.

SO7 Ettut Main Street..

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Pr&otloe Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

OFFICE Horns— 9 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m.

$2.50

On improved property in sums to suit at lowest rates.

R. E. BRYANT,

Joel Block.

Pattison & Denny

Have Moved Their

Blacksmith Shop

From Sehleramer's shop on Market street to the old Moan corner, opposite Nutt Hotel.

You need a rubber

STAMP

Hut. lon't know exactly whore to fret one. You put otf getting this cheap little convenience for lack of knowing just how to get one.

COMPANY

THE

Joel Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

They Arc Beauties

Our new—

.v ••—Line

Four new toes in Congress,

Lace, Blucher and Imitation

Blucher. The style and fin

ish of our Ladies' Footwear is

unexcelled.

J. S. Kelly.

124 E. Main St.

Just Like Your Mother Does

36.: That is the way we wash at the Ben Hur Laundry. No acid used. a it out re-laundering and weur better when laundried by us than any place in the city.

The Ben Hur Laundry.

Up-town olhce ut Krau.se \|Crl6t's. 2u4 Eas Main Street,

MONEY LOANED!

TUB JOI-HNAI.

projjoses to help you. They

will take your orders for Rubber Stamps, self Inking or plain, and elmrge the most reasonable price.

I)o you need a

STENCIL?

.SAME AS AHOVIi.

Do you need a

SEAL?

DITTO.

iMMXMMnmnmm

It is Not Necessary

To send to Chicago or Indianapolis for Copper Plate Engraved Cards, Invitations. Announcements and the like, therefore

Don't Do It

Hut leave, your order for this class of work with TUB JOUKN.W. Co. Our prices

correspond

with

city prices and we save you trouble, postage and express charges. Call ami see samples.

best investment

in real estate is to keep build

ings well painted. Paint protects the house and saves repairs. You sometimes want to sell—many a good house has remained unsold for want of paint. The rule should be, though, "the best paint or none." That means

Strictly Pure

White Lead

You cannot afford to use cheap paints. To be sure of getting Strictly l'ure White Lead, look at the brand any of these are safe: "Anchor," "Southern," "Eckstein," "Red Seal," "Kentucky," "Collier."

FOR COLORS.—National Lead Co.'s Pure White Leail Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in one-pound cans, each cnii hong sufficient to lint

tfoimds of Strictly

Pure Wlute Lead the desired snnde: thev are in no sense ready-mixed paints, but a combination of perfectly pure MI the handiest form to tint Strictly

l'urecolors

White Lead.

A good rnauv thousand dollars have been saved property-owners by having our book on pointing and color-card. Send us a postal card aud get both free.

NATIONAL LEAD CO., New Yorit. Cincinnati Branch, Seventh and Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati*

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

EsTAlll.ISllKt) is 1I-S7.

ITU DAY, SEPTKMHER 2S, 1S94.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Concern* Kverything a ml Everybody and 1A, Therefore, of Interest to

All of Us.

Fresh oysters at I), L. Lee's. —Myriek Smith was in Waynetown to-day.

Dressed chickens to-morrow at D. I.. Lee's. —Prof. A. B. Milford went to Attiea this morning'. -Ma' Mill well, went to Lafayette thU afternoon. —A. .1. Wolfe and family are visiting" in Kellogg, Minn. —Christian Kndeavor social this evening- at Center church. —Robert N. Johns has returned to his home in Sedalia. Mo. —Do you want a home? Read '•BeatRiver Valley, I'tah," on this page. tf —Oeorge D. Hurley went to Indianapolis to-day on supreme, court business. —Miss Lizzie Rising"has'"returned to Lafayette after a visit with the Misses Konstanzer. —D. C. Barnhill will attend live*' milertakers* national convention at St. Louis next week. —The case against Hubbell for selling beer on Sunday was continued in Scott's court this morning. —The bald head show at Music Hall last night was up to the average and was fairly well patronized.

D. Smith's horse ran away this morning and caused considerable consternation on south »reen street.

Mrs. Clark :md Miss Mollie Ross returned to Lafayette to-day after a visit with Charley Ross and wife.

Lost: A I Mi Kappa Psi badge, pearls and three torquoi.se in border. Kinder please leave at this otliee or with any Phi Kappa Psi. It

M. K. Ciodfclter. Claude Thompson. Ueorge l'aul and M. W. I'.runer have returned from Covington, where they have been trying a case. —The passage of the Utah Statehood bill has attracted much attention to that "garden spot of the Rocky Mountains. Read "Bear River Valley. I'tah.° on this'page. tf

The ladies of Center church will give asocial Tuesday evening from f. until S o'clock. Ham, salad, cake, sherbet, pickles and coffee will be among the delicacies on the menu. 10-2 —Supt. Zuck reports that the literary work first 1 ok for the seventh year grade will be "How Success is on." The first for the eighth year grade will be "Snow Bound."

Little Curt, the ten months old son of (ieorge and Mary Osborn, died yesterday morning of congestion of the brain. Dr.-Tucker conducted the funeral services this morning interment at the Masonic.

Mr. and Mrs.

E. \Y.

Wise, of Los

egas. N. M. who have been visiting the families of W. H. Posey and C. M. Johnson, have left for Deepwater. Mo., where they will spend a few days before returning tf) New Mexico.

Frankfurt Nowx: Mrs. ,1. L. Anderson and son Carl, went to Crawfordsville to-day to visit friends Mrs. A. McClure. mother of Prof. McClure. visiting at Crawfordsville with friends Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Claypool drove over to Crawfordsville this mor.aing,to visit, friends for a few days.

Ari-idontaJly Omitted.

In the list of appointments made by the I'nited lirethren Conference at Lebanon the name of Rev. A. M. Snyder wut accidentally omitted as published in HE .Torii.VAI.. Mr. Snyder was sent to Hrook circuit. With this addition the list is correct.

Wreck at Kouchdale.

Last night as a Monon freight train was crossing the I., I). .S. at Roachdale a train on the latter road ran into it and a number of ears were smashed up and ditched. It was after ten this morning before the night passenger train went north.

WurM'i. Pair 1'ortfolioH.

Those who ordered World's KailPortfolios bound can now gel them at this office.

l-'raliU War S«*rUH.

Those who ordered the complete set of I-'rank Leslie's War Series can now find them at Tin: .IOCKVAI. office.

Weather Forecast.

For Indiana, warm, fair weather on Saturday.

AMERICAN ROBBERS.

Nobody Honest Itut the Foreigner* According to the statesman Kroiu Cotil Creek.

Millivan lnhnr. During his speech lor free trade last Saturday, one of the Democratic orators. Michael Foley, confessed that the tariff ou wheat hdn't raise the priccany for the reason that we raised plenty for home consumption. Just so with woolen goods and cotton goods, nails and railway iron. We produce enough for the home market and the tariff on these goods gives our folks their own market. If, however, an Englishman or anybody else wants to compete in our markets where everything is made cheap by home competition, he can do do. but he must pay for the privilege. We doubt whether there is a suit of clothes in Sullivan that ever paid a cent duty and home competition has made wearing apparel as cheap as it can be made and paying living wages. The young Mr. Foley has got a good deal to learn yet and he will know a good deal more November 7 than he will care to admit. If the men that make clothing are "robbers." he should not stop short of every industry that is protected, for from the force of his argument, he must regard the farmer a "robber" along with the rest.

MUSIC HALL MUST PAY.

The Association Liable for Assessment for the Construction of Sewer.

The Music Hall Association resisted the payment of the assessment made against it for the construction of the sewer in the alley running- east and west north of the hall. The ease was tried in the Montgomery circuit court and decided adversely to the Association. An appeal was taken to the Appellate court and .ludge Keinhard has just handed down an opinion affirming the decision of the lower court, .ludge Keinhard says:

The transcript in a sewer assessment need not declare allirmatively as to the length of time and the dates when the notices required by statute (Section 4:.'9-i. It. S. ls i|) were given. If some notice has been given ami the body making the assessment determines the same is sufficient the property owner cannot be permitted to inquire into the suflieieney of the notice collaterally. The transcript is the contractor's complaint, 'nd should receive a liberal construction, and will be upheld unless it contain some defect predjudicial to the substantial rights of the parties. An entire failure to give notice of the declaratory resolution would not invalidate the proceedings orassessment. When a lot owner la corporation', through its secretary, knew the sewer was being constructed and made connection therewith and used the same, it is estopped to question the sufficiency of the notice.

Aftermath.

The K. of P. celebration •••'•yesterday was continued until a late hour last night the streets being thronged with people to witness the bicycle parade and the fireworks. The celebration was a great success all around and is so declared by everyone who was here. It was in the natue of a boom for future affairs of that character.

In the cowboy-Indian contests at the fair (grounds in the afternoon. George Bayless won the horse race and Harry Arehey the foot race. The battle between the cowboys ami the Indians tvas a first class performance.

"Well Pleased.

Lafayette Journal: The V. R. K. of P. accompanied by the Lafayette military band returned from Crawfordsville at 1- o'clock last evening, the special coaches containing the sir Knights and their ladies being coupled on a freight that arrived from the south at that hour. The visitors report having a splendid time and are loud in their praise of the genuine hospitality extended them during their stay in the '"Iloosier Athens." The city was gaily decorated with Pythian colors, while the streets were thronged with visitors from far and near.

Teaeherw' (Examination.

Supt. Zuck is winding up the manuscripts on the August examination and has all camplutijd but eight. .The result is: Licensed foe t'YV?A rs......... 5 Licensed for twelve months. ....is'. Licensed for six months..,....,.... .. .. ..............10 Failures f»8

AltASII COLLKG LIFK.

Prof. Milford was soundly applauded by the Jniors this morning. Dr. Thompson conducted the devotional exercises this morning.

Herbert Thomson and Fd Olive are going to Ladoga this evening. It was encouraging to see the number of men out for.: practice last evening. f.^uite a number of students took part in the bicycle parade,labt evening. Wheels were ind emand.

Some of the fraternities"''

'with'"'their

lady friends watched the festivities from their hall windows last niWit. Hanniger has gone back to Ann Arbor. The boys are very sorry to lose him. but he had to go. Success to him.

The wheelmen of the college will have a meeting this evening in the old literary hall. All students are invited to attend.

Since the half-backs

:'bf

team have been hurt in practice work, there will be no game to-morrow. It is to be hoped that we can secure a game with some other local club before playing Champaign.

Whether the contest be for class success or individual distinct ism. '.»7 is

I usually found in the lead. At the social last night two "funny" Freshmen were very neatly cm harassed by the wit of one powerful. Sophomore.

So may it always be.

AN EXPRESSION CF THAaKS.

Dettayard totl| v, No. H. of P., tirnlifiil to All Who Assisted in Malclii) tin* Cidehrntion a Jratlfyinjj

Sucress.

IK-Bayard Lodge, No. 'm, K. of P.. tie.si res to express its thankfulness to the citizens of Crawfordsville who contributed to the entertainment of its guests yesterday. The interest shown by so many in displaying the colors of the order was duly appreciated, and the handsome decorations with National and K. of P. colors which greeted them ou so many residences and business houses were objects of pleasure and pride, not only by the local Knights but by the visitors as well. To the city authorities. Mayor aud police force t-hej* feel grateful for clearing the streets on the line of march and for their splendid management of the crowds. Not an accident occurred.

Company I of the Reg. 1 mi. Militia is also entitled its meed of praise. It acted as escort guard to !e»: Jus. R. Ross of the Indiana Brigade, Filiform Rank, K. of P., who is also Colonel of the ^d regiment to which it belongs.*

The youths who played Indians and cowboys were never surpassed outside a wild west show and were «iuitc a feature of the entei tainment. And the bicycle riders with their Japanese lanterns were a very .material assistance to the entertainment of the people who crowded the streets and sidewalks in the evening. DeBayard Lodge feels that without the generosity and assistance of those who helped entertain their guests yesterday the success of the occasion would have been greatly marred.

JETT WAS BETRAYED.

St-rious barges Made Against ('oii^n'tsmun !rook»hh-t by Clay City Di-mocrnt*.

A dispatch from Clay City to the Indianapolis./ni/nmf says: Congressman Brookshire was given a cool reception last night. P. T. Jett, chairman of the Democratic township comm'ttee. would not attend the speaking. Neither would he distribute the bills announcing the meeting. With the ushering in of the Cleveland administration. Brookshire had pledged his support to Mr. Jett in his candidacy for postmaster. Soon after this Mr. Brookshire wrote a letter to one of the ring Democrats here stating that he had recommended the editor of the Clay City Scnlhid. W. K. Naugle. for the position: and soon after wrote another letter stating that he had not made such recommendation. The scheme was to oust G. K. berholtzer. the present postmaster, a stanch Democrat and the son of one of the wheel horses of the Democratic party"of Clay county. As Brookshire has betrayed both Jett and Oberholtzer, it is not believed than any quantity of taffy will be sufficient to close up the breach that has been made.

State Fair Condemned.

The following resolution wa* adopted by the Marion county W. C. T. F. convention: liC'Solred. That we deplore the action of the board of directors of the State fair in placing a beer exhibit in the woman's building on the State fair grounds during the last State fair over the protest of the temperance women, where there was no place designated in the whole, catalogue for such an exhibition: and we also greatly regret that on the opening day. when the children of the public schools were permitted by their parents to attend the fair, thev were used as advertising agents by placing cards given them in their hats.

Cleaning Out the Town.

Special to The Journal. Nr.w IIMO.NI), Sept. :JS.—Jack Britton, of Crawfordsville. is here on a big drunk and using every endeavor to clean out the town. The New Richmond constables have laid under their beds, but warrants for their arrest are now in the hands of reliable parties and the lubberly lobster will soon be landed. A female is mixed up in the case and Jack, mad with disappointed love and bail whisky, is making things hum.

They Have Parted.

Some time ago the announcement of the marriage of Miss Minnie Douglas to John Adam, of Lebanon, caused considerable surprise. The announcement of their separation will now cause greater. Minnie has returned to the home of her parents in this city. Jeing unable to get along with her husband. It is rumored that she will apply for a divorce.

ruAnde Against the (iamhler*.

TKKUK 11At'TE,

RICHMOND,

the HI wood'

Ind., Sept. as.- Rev.

R. V. Hunter caused a sensation Imprinting a card in the (ia/.ette in which he makes serious charges ii(falnst the county and city authorities in regard to their failure to enforce the laws against gambling mid liquor selling on Sunday and after II o'clock at night. Last Sunday from the pulpit he accused members of the trotting association of taking "blood money'' by selling the gambling privileges for S/i.OUU.

Work of Friend, Among luilluim.

Ind., Sept. us. —At the

becond day's session of the Indiana yearly meeting of Friends the fortysecond annual report of While's manual institute for Indian children was read. It showed an enrollment of sixty-three. Nine or ten tribes of Indians are represented, but more than half the pupils are Sioux. The committee on Indian affairs reported the work in the Indian and Oklahoma territories in good condition.

Only Washburn Hurt.

LAIAVKTTK,

1 copies Drug Slore.

I nknown Insane Woman Found. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Sept. ab.—Thi state authorities were notified Thurs day of a strange case that is giving th^ people of Richmond a jjreat deal oj concern, owing to the fact that it 11 shrouded in mystery. Thursday ac unknown woman was found wandering upon the streets of Richmond, ami investigation soon developed the fact that she was insane. She was well dressed and everything about her indicated that she was a woman of refinement. .She wat an entire stranger in the community and did not know how she got there. Siie said her name was Marv Jones, and that she lived in a little town it] an adjoining county, but when taken there no one knew her nor could she recognize any of the surroundings. It is believed that she was brought tc Richmond on one of the night trains and designedly left by those who should take care of her. I"rom her dress and apparent refined manner ",, it is believed that there is a reason for thus leaving her in a strange city and the people of Richmond have taken up the case with a-viewof ferreting it out and restoring the woman to her rights. Thev have asked the state authorities for assistance and it will lie furnished in the hope O -liuMing some clue to her identity. She has been placed in charge of the superintendent of the poor as\'hnu temporarily

In Sued foe MlOO.tMHi for l.ihel. II r.NTl.NGToN, Illd.j Sept.. US.—Twr damage suits eaeli for SAO,(MM have been filed in the court against Hen I'. Hiliter, formerly publisher of the Democrat' of this city. One is filed by Joab De I-rietes. of Kio Janeiro, South America, and the other by '1 yudale J.'almer, formerly a newspaper men of I'hilndelphia, The suits are for an alleged libelous publication dated at l'hiladelphia Octobers, ls'.ij. It was to the effect that I)e l\rietes was implicated with 1'aliner In an alleged embez/.lement of $110,000 in the sale of a patent belonging to the Auor Incandescent Light company. The defendant has been in receipt of letters asking for a monetary settlement and public reaction, but has ignored them. The telegram was published In the city dallies and many of the country dailies, and I-reites and Palmer are in the business on a large scale. The complaints are printed in blank and emanate from Philadelphia.

Pour Sons Itlood to l»ath.

MAKTINSVILLK,

Henr l(m*r iilh-y. tail.

For dairying, fruit growing and agriculture unsurpassed. One hundred and twenty thousand acres now ready for cultivation. All under Bear River canals. Abundance of water at lowest rates. Lands adjacent to two railways and overlooking the great Salt Lake, which assures a genial and healthy climate, mild winters. delightful summers, the ideal place to build a home. /rr'njulal rnis iicrcr fttil. '-.'0 to 40 acre tracts, §.'{() per acre in tru \iatvl\i perpetual water right. S52.5U round trip from Chicago Oct. t*. Send cent stamp for illustrated pamphlet to C. F. Spilman, Crawfordsville, Ind.

DON'T

Ind., Sept. '28.—It 1ms

been determined that no one was in that part of the union depot which was wrecked by runaway cars Wednesday night. Kiglit cars were wrecked. Harry Washburn, the hack driver, who was buried in the debris, was verv badly hurt and his horses were killed. The depot will most likely have to bo ,• rebuilt. The loss on the cars is estimated at 5,^,000, insured: ou contents, 8-\U0U on depot,

80,000.

I'OK

all dental work see (ion/ales & Calevt

D. F. McCLURE,

-OF THI2-

TRADE PALACE

IL-ts 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 arc coming in every day and

have been bought on a depressed market for

spot cash and our friends can depend on it the

Old Trade Palace will be made headquarters

this Fall for the best stock of

Dry Goods, Millinery, Cloaks,^Carpets,

li-tc., at lowest prices in Crawfordsville. We so-

licit your Fall buying, confident we can suit

you best and save you money. Resp'y

cClure & Graham.

Cline's Hog Cholera Preventative

1 he only St RL preventative of IlOG CHOLERA as hundreds will testify. Don't wait until vour HOGS get it. but use it now. A stitch in time saves nine. The Genuine manufactured only" by

SMITH-MYBR 3DR.TTO CO.

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

Advertisements are received under this head at the rate of TWO CKNTS a line for each Insertlon, cither Daily or Weekly. Noadvertlsctn 'nt received for less than 10 cents. 1 Count a line for each seven uords or fiacI tlon thereof, taking each ttjrure or jrroupof

Initials as one word. I Owlnjr to the smul! amounts involved we shall expect rash in ativauvr wit all parties who have no hook accounts with us.

WANTED.

ANTED—A j:lrl to dotferieral housework at :K)l* B. Jefferson St. 1MU'

ASTKD—Waitress at ^USJ Kast Pike St o-i

WANTED-—Asmalltrirl

I^OK

Ind., Sept. us.—The

family of Albert Thomas, living near here, is afflicted with hemophilia and four sons have died in a short time. The last to die from this peculiar disease was the 8-months-old child, who bled to death Thursday from a slight 2Ut in the mouth.

put it off too late as we are

closing out all those desirable and cheap.goods at the old. Campbell corner. U-2U

HO fiMl'K SliVl'll.

Mrs. Ph'i-be Thomas, of Junction City. 111., was 'told by her doctors she had consumption and that there was no hope for her. but two bottles Dr. King's New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eggers, I'M* Florida st.. San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching consumption, tried without result everything else, then bought one bottle Dr. King's New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It. is such results, of which these two are samples. that prove the wonderful ellicacy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at Cotton Rife's, the Progress Pharmacy. Regular si/.e fiOe. and 61.

We must slaughter the balance of the Campbell stvck to make room for! our immense line of fall and winter goods. Myers A* Charni. at the Campbell corner.

Ij^OIl

good for general house

work in faintly. Apply at *2'J0 Washington St.. P-in-tf

V\,rANTKD-—Scott Stubhs will hu«tle as lively as an,} body to 11 nd vou a customer lor your property if you want to sell

W'ANTKl) -Active, reliable man to reprcsent us: fl'l.00 weekly. (Jivereference. Address Shepp Co. P. O. Box 7S.\ Philadelphia, Pa. r-2S

A\f ANTED SA LESM KN-$7.".00 per week, selling electric light outths for houses, stores and shops. .Motors for rum.Jng machinery, and other popular patent articles, outfits complete when shipped. Best people buy permanent situation: no experience. W. Harrison Co.. Clerk No. H, Columbus, Ohio.

ANTK|-A

girl to do general housework,

no washing or ironing. Good wages paid. Apply 31

south Washington street. ijj^n-28

"\\7AMED--Salesman: salary troin start., permanent place, brown Bros. Co. Nurserymen. Chicago, 111. i» 2S -iweod

A\7"ANTED—Active salesmen to handle our llne.Tio peddling. Salary 175 p«*r month and expenses prid to all. Coods entirely new. Apply (juhkly. P. O. Box olJOH, Boston,* Muss. cod t-f.

"Yl ANTED --1 you have a house and lot or farm for sate, house or farm for rent, call on Scott & Stubbs. »-aj)

FOK SALE.

J.jV)K

SALE--Two choice lots in east part of the citv. cliean. inouire of John I.. the city, eneap ihrutn. ^OK SALE—A small house bargain lor a poor man.

Inquire of John 7-l«S-tf In Flskville. A

Scott A: Stubbs

SA LE—A fairly good awning with cords and pulleys.large enough for any bubiness room. Price |:i If taken qiick.

D. IlAltTFIi.

SALE—An elegant residence on east Wabash avenue for 11,200, on easy terms. Scott Stubbs. !»-2D

:. POK SALE—

'I'LL WEEKLY JOURNAL

ONE DOLLAR

A YEAK.

20 CENTS

I FKOM NOW

UNTIL JANUAKY 1, 'IT ..

SEND IT AS A PRESENT

TOS(ME ITLTL END OK RELATIVE

WHO HAS MOVED AWAY

FOR

SALE—A handsome cottage oti enst College street at a bargain. Scott .v, Stubbs. j-\9

170K

tSALE—We have an exec5lent bargain In ii residence oil E. Market street. Call on us for particulars.

1^011 SALE

SCOTT STUHHS O-'MJ

OK KKNT-A housoor 10 rooms,

I conveniently located, in nice neightiorhood. Inquire of Frank Hurley, over First National Rank. P- t0

SALR—One large residence and one cottage. Both deslrahlo properties in Crawfordsville. Inquire at law otlleeof J.J. Mills. *2-211f

LOST.

IoST—A

locket with void chain, with small haack ball attached. I^ocket had E. S. engraved on It. Return to this olliee.

LOST—tin

the fair grounds nour Raptlst din

ing halt, a silk umbrella, pearl handle, gold hand. Return to this otlice and receive reward. H-27

FOUND.

£oST—A

Hi ce.

UH-eulihrc, double acting revolver.

-j contained live blank cartridges. Supposed to have been lost on Main street he tweoi 1 and 2 o'clock yesterday. Kinder wtil receive reward If they "return tiie above to this

rOFNI) -A Woman's Relief Corps pin. Owner e:m get it by culling at this olltee.

INSURANCE.

INSURANCE—Plate

glass—Scott A: Stubbs

have heeti appointed agents In this city for the Metro|K)Htan Plate (JlassCo., of New York. This Is one of the oldest and most reliable Plate Glass Companies in existence and the rates arc very reasonable Othce 1 Of)V{. south Washington street. H-2!i

vvj

17H)K

n. Green St

ia3

VOlt RENT.

KENT—Furnished rooms for man and wile. Housekeeping, if desired. Apply tills ofliee. 0-17 tf

KENT—Dwelling house, 1) rooms, very I desirable and good location. K. K. Bryant.

JX)K

KENT—Unfurnished parlor and bedroom, first tloor. Call at :ip» south ater street. H-21 tf

FOlt

UENT— I have a nice suite ol rooms to rent in Thomas block, southwest corner Main aud Water st«. Albert I). Thomas. b-\!M

LfOU KENT-Unfurnished rooms. Apply nt. 1 OiJ East Pike street.

FOIi

KENT—Five poom house, W. L. Unlet. y-24tf

1^'»K

KENT—House an east Jellersou street. All modern Improvements. Apply to Anna Hoo/., 601 east College st. f--20-tl

jU.)K KENT—A 21 room house corner of Franklin and John street. W. D. Grlllith. »-i28 tf

1^H)K

KENT—A house of seven rooms, summer kitchen, woou'-house and cellar, cistern water brought into summer kiteheu and sink house sit.iatcd on corner of College and Bocutn street* everything in good repair. Inquire of Mr. Keubeu Smith, «r04 east College street. M-14-u

FOll

KENT—Mouse on east Pike street. Inquire at 007 east Main street or Citizen's National Itank 4-30U

FINANCIAL.

tolio.ooper day at homo selling Lightning Plater and platintr

Jewelry, watches, tableware, etc. hvery house has goods needing plating. No experience MO capital no talking. Some agents are making a day. Permanent position. Address H. K. Dcino & Co., Columbus, Ohio.

JOANS—In

sums of $100 to 510,000, at

and per ecut without commission, and on eay payments building loans at the lowest rates. All Inquiries cheerfully answered. C, W. BUKTON.

Over atiCamp's shoe store.

HAVE YOU IDLE MONEY?

It. can bo invested securely with good returns. HE.

BUVANT,

Joel IMock

MUSIC HALL.

O V/ NIGHT OX fu V.

Wednesday, Oct. 3,

The Big Roaring* Extravaganza anil Fun Producing F'arce Comedy,

The Prodigal Father.

A Comedy! A Play! A Plot!

A Company of I'layers licensed to Produce l''un. A legitimate, Mirth-Provoking Vehicle with a Cargo of (lenuiue

Humorous Wit.

Ludicrous Situations and Side-Split-ting Kpisodes. More Laughing, Singing and Dancing to the Square Inch than All Other

Farce Comedies Combined.

Prices 35, 50 and 75 Cents.

The Daily Market

Cor. College and Water Sts.

Groceries and Meats, Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Celerj,

OYSTERS

Crackers, Cakes and Largest Loaf of Bread in the City for

Cents.

R. E. ATKINSON.

A TYPEWRITER

Costs a good dual of money— more than you care to invest. And yet you need a machine occasionally.

What do you do? Come to

THE OURN

OFFICE

And have your work done on the latest improved Remington by an experienced operator.