Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 October 1894 — Page 4

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Pcheapest.

I paint the best is the

Don't be misled by

trying what is said to be "just as good," but when you paint insist upon having a genuine brand ol

Strictly Pure White Lead

It costs no more per gallon than cheap paints, and lasts mauy times as long.

Look out for the

brands

of White

Lead offered you any of the lollowing are sure: "Anchor," Southern," "Eckstcin," "Red Seal," "Kentucky," "Collier."

For Colors .—National Lead Co. Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold In one-pound rans. each can beiog sufficient to tint 25 pounds of strictly Pure White Lead the desired shade they arc in no sense ready-mbced paints, but a combination of perfectly pure colors in the handiest lorm to tint Strictly Pure White Lead.

A good many thousand dollars have been propertv-owners by having our book on painting and cofor-carcL Send us a postal card and get both free.

NATIONAL LEAD O New \oik. Cincinnati Branch, Seventh and Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati*

Cash is King.

And it is the only way I buy my stock, aDd 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 Ihe year round at my store than any other place in the city. Call and see bargains in

Seth Thomas Clocks

And Novelties in Jewelry.

207 East Main Street,

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to

Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Thrott.

Orricx Hours— 9 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m.

Joel Rlock, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

They Are Beauties

Our new—

$2.50

—Line

Four new toes in Congress, Lace, Blucher and Imitation Blucher. The style and finish of our Ladies' Footwear is unexcelled.

124 E. Main St

BALDWIN

PIANOS

JIALDWIN VIA SO CO., Gilbert Avenue and Rdcn Park,

INCINNATI. O.

Ellington Pianos

E I N O N 1 1 A N O

CO .,

I'oplar and Ilaymlilcr Streets, CINCINNATI, O.

Hamilton Organs

A I O N O A N CO., Nos. 85, 87 and 80 Henry Street, CHICAGO, ILhS.

The alove factories are owned and controlled by members of the firm of

D. H. BALDWIN & CO.

INDIANAPOLIS ADDRESS,

95, 07 and SKI North Pennsylvania St. Catalogues mailed free. Prices lowest consistent with Quality. Address*

GEO. F. HUGHES,

l-onil Manager, 131 South Washington KtrocU Crawfordsville, Ind.

MONEY LOANED!

On improved property in sums to suit at lowest rates.

R. E. BRYANT,

Joel Block.

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

Kstabusukd IS 1887.

I-'Rl DAY, OCTOHEU f. 1S94.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

Concern® Kverythlug unci Kverybtnly

mikI l»,

Thm'toro, of Interest to All of U».

Hull Slitur

Jj-Sooial dance at KKtun day nifrlit. See the display of fall millinery at Hie Columbia.

and- winter

Vory

to-

Mike Foley wont to Kinsman day to make a Democratic speech. Mrs. (i. \V. Hall, of Chicago. is tlie nest of her mother, Mrs. Nicholson. —.loo Seott anil family po to Kankakee to-morrow to visit John Smith and wife.

Mrs. M. M. Whiteford is attending the State W.C.T.I'. convention at Indianapolis. —Charlton Hritton. a building contractor of l'arke county, returned to his home in Koekville to-dar. —The No. 0 stove question is in statu quo. nothing having been done since the Council meeting Monday. —Elder K. W. Thomas, of Darlington. will be at the Primitive Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. Saturday meeting at p. m. and at night. —Mrs. Minnie McKnight, Mrs. 11.

M. Kingerv and Mrs. Davis are attending the State \V. C. T. convention at Indianapolis. They are delegates from the local union. —Mrs .Jennie osten has asked for a divorce from Charles Osten who has acquired the disagreeable habit of irrigating himself internally with all sorts of alcoholic beveridges. —Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss .lessie liilkey to Samuel Wray. of Now Market. The ceremony will occur at the home of the bride on next Wednesday evening.

Misses Mae Taylor, Mary Hallowell, Evangeline, l.izzie and Fannie liinford. and Messrs. John Hinford. C. I). Stephens. Win. Davidson, Aleck Hover and James Dame form a Shades' picnic party to-morrow.

Lebanon

l'titrb-l:

About thirty

Lebanon Knights attended the meeting at Crawfordsville last week and report an excellent time. There will be a good attendance of the Montgomery county Knights at the dedication here next week. —City Engineer Waugli and Hen Myers, chairman of the Board of Public Improvements, went to Veedersburg to-day to see about getting hard brick for the bottom of the new Laavette avenue sewer.

Kxpwt li.OOO K. if 1*.

A special from Lebanon says: The dedication of the new S30.000 Castle Hall of Lebanon Lodge. No. 4r, K. of will take place in this city Oct. 10 and 11. Over twelve thousand visiting Knights are expected to take part in the parade. All the Uraiid Lodge ollieers, Major General Carnahan and staff, leneral Ross and staff and Colonel lleiskell and staff will be ten lered a reception at the Castle llall parlor on the l'Jth. and l'asttUrand

Chancellor, James K. Wilson, will deliver a lecture at the Urand Opera House on ''I'yth'.anism." At the conclusion of the lecture the Opera House will be cleared and the members required to work their way in. when the third rank will be conferred in ampli tied form by Star Lodge. No. 7. of Indianapolis, Supreme Representative \Y. L. Heiskell in charge. The dedica tiori proper takes placc on the opening day at 10 o'clock a. under the di rection of Grand Chancellor, .lames Hat tield.

at Darlington.

Vory Urookshire received a cool reception at Darlington last night, i'here were really no farmers in to hear him and the smallest crowd from town that ever gathered to hear a Congressman. There was 110 applause the hall and no demonstration on the street, except what street demonstration was made by a few sore Demo crats who walked nj) and down the entire evening cussing a blue streak because Vory hadn't lived up to their holv desires.

h/.ra-lliml.

ltert Ezra and Mrs. Clara Hurd were quietly married last evening at the nome of the bride. Rev. (i, I*. Fuson officiating. About twenty-five persons were present. They will reside with the bride's mother.

It pays to trade at the Hig Store.

MARY A/TUPPER

IN A WOMAN'S PRISON.

Restored to llcr Husband at Wilton, .Me., After Months of Suffering.

1A t, T- "IB I.AHV BKAPEllP

Women's prisons are not always built of iron bars and solid masonry. It is easy to shut women up from the beautiful, joyous world without these means.

Mrs. Mary A. Tapper has been releasetl at Wilton, Me., from the custody of extreme female weakness and nervousness

-^VATUPPtS

which kept h'T a prisoner in bed, unable lo walk. J' -VvLt/ilia E. /'/iifr/i'iwV'Vepetahle Compound went to the root of her trouble, and gave her the liberty of health, so that after taking two bottles she was able to go out of doors and surprise her husband and friends by her rapid improvement.

She says: "Women should beware of dizziness, sudden faintness, backache, extreme lassitude and depression. They are danger signals of female weakness, or some derangement of the uterus or womb. Take Lydia E. I'inknam's Vegetable Compound, and be thankful for your life as I am. It only cost.« a dollar to try it, and the result is worth millions. Ask some druggist about it." ....

A BIG BLAZE.

Wilvclnui) SuOVr* Frolu ll«lBtrou» Thin Morning.

Special

the Jouriml.

AVM.ASU.

Oct. 5.—This morning

about 1 o'clock the entire town was aroused by the alarm of tire. The citizens appearing on the streets discovered that the tlames were raging on the west side of the main thoroughfare and threatening to destroy the whole business portion of town. The work of lighting the tlames was begun with a will and by heroic work the lire was confined to the west side. The heat was so intense, however, that lass was broken from the buildings on tlie east side and the paint scaled oil'.

The damage is chietly on the west side of the cross street and while the loss is heavy the buildings burned were all old and unsightly. The bank building was all that saved the store of Manila A Kritz, and the bank building was damaged considerably. The lire originated outside of John Moore's butcher shop in the rear, from what cause is not known. The losses are as follows:

Moore's butcher shop, S"iO. John K. Canine's grocery store. SI. 000.

Motel building and furniture, Sl.iiOO. Cuppy barber shop, building, §10U furniture. ?•"(.

Mrs. lilioads' harness shop, on building. S100: stock unknown. Shular A. Allen's oil house, on stock,

John liice's barn and contents, S3."(). Dr. Ueese Kelso's ollice furniture.575. There were also a number of small losses. The amount of insurance is not known but it will not cover the loss.

Tle

Canterbury Club Treated.

Last August some practical jokers very coolly slipped up on the Canterbury club by hooking the sherbet and two fiue cakes which were intended to rve as refreshments after an initiation. The joke has been the subject of considerable discussion ever since and after a couple of months of diligent investigation (to say nothing of a few very wrong scents) the perpetrators of the joke were discovered. The club made it warm for them, so last night its members were called together at the home of one of its ollieers in order to receive from the jokers a treat similar to the one which had been missed in August. There were two or three hitches in the programme, however. The sherbet came all right but two elegant cakes failed to show up. Accordingly the yonng ladies were forced to send down town and buy baker's cake. Again a crowd of guying seranaders put in an appearance and fairly made night hideous. It is suspected that the cakes intended for last evening's treat were also used to regale the wrong parties as they were ordered correctly. Altogether the club does not feel exactly square with the world and a day of reckoning will surely come. sw, 'V

Visit or An OW Uesliicnt.

•J. T. Wright, of near Des.Moines. Iowa, is here on a visit to friends in this city and vicinity. Mr. Wright left this county and went to Iowa in lS.Vi. His father, tieorge Wright, was for many years the keeper of Wright's Tavern, three-quarters of a mile west of Linden. This was in the day before railroads and of course did a thriving business. The changes that have been made in Madison township Mr. Wright says have been quite marked, and there are but few recognized landmarks left. His father died about twenty years ago. Mr. Wright has been prosperous as he is the owner of 700 acres of line land within eight miles of DesMoines.

eatber Forecast,

l-'or Indiana: To-night, cloudy with showers in northern portion, fair in south: Saturday, fair, slightly wanner.

AVAIiASH COI.I.KGK I.I I K.

I)o not forget the game to-morrow. Gymnasium drills begin next week. The elective Sophomores in chemistry will begin laboratory work next Monday.

Mooshy will deliver his lecture on "The Manners and Customs of the I'ersian People,'' this evening.

All should attend the musical entertainment next Tuesday evening, given lj3" I'rof. and Mrs. Meulls. The proceeds will be used by the Athletic Association.

Tickets are now on sale at Cotton A llife's and Itamsey ,V (ioltra's for the concert on next Tuesday ('.veiling. This promises to be a rare musical treat, and 110 lover of good music can atV..id to miss it. -"../v'.-

Dr. Hurroughs thinks all students, whether fraternity men or not. .should belong to and take part in our literary societies. His idea is good. Let all the students come out this evening and form an organization that will be a help and honor to the college.

To-morrow the team will line u) sollows: Itiglit end Little.

Right tackle \Vvn-in,ip. l!ight guard Kern. ("enter— Ranch. Left guard—Ferral. Left tackle ireist. Left end Dowdall. Quarter-back—Hutl'er. Right half-back —Stott. Left half-back—Allen. 1'nll back -l'rv. Tli been

furniture will be bought in order to sufficiently equip the society for work. A system of prize debates will be inaugurated which will furnish abut dant stinmlance for oratorical efforts. All students should not fail to meet wMth the society this evening, 1 when the advantages of lileraiy work in all the associations of life, will be set forth by a college president, profes sor, minister lawyer, doctor and businessman.

I FIVE FIREMEN KILLED.

Willis »t t« (turning ItuiMhig in Detroit, frail with Ftttal l(e*nlt*.

Special to The Journal.

Detku It Oct.

—Five firemen named

Daughe, Denly. Hall and Kaglo, ami Camillas and a spectator named Hisly were killed, and four or live others were injured by tl\e burning building of a largo furniture house in this city this morning1.

The C?/.»r Reported Dead.

Special to The Journal.

New Yokk Oct.

An unconfirmed

report received in this city to-day states that Alexander III. l.V.ar of Russia. is dead.

Kob's (iiay Horse.

r,ol

Wilson's mysterious pfrny horse had a walk over at Frankfort. The Ciwcut says:

The trot for 3:00 horses "brought"Hymn Pilot. Minnie Wilkes, Kva S. ami Kiley to the pole. it proved an easy walk away for Hyron Pilot, who plainly had too inneh speed for his tield. A delay was caused by a tire on Hymn's sulky being' punctured, but the lures were finally sent away ami the heat, ended in a procession. In the second heat Minnie Wilkes, Frankfort norse. came with a grand burst of speed on the home stretch and took the place from Hyron, hut was not in it thereafter. though she secured second money, while third went to Kva S.. another local horse. The race was an exciting one. barring the procession part of it

Football To-Morrow.

The game of football to-morrow at the college campus will be the opening game of the season and as it is with the elegant team of the University of Illinois a good game is expected. The game will be called at o'clock and all ladies will be admitted free.

Mrs. Power*' Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Ira C. Towers will occur to-morrow afternoon, at o'clock, from the residence, conducted by Revs. Tucker and Fuson. Interment at Oak Hill.

(^ot A. llriluk us Iler Uti*li:tnl.

Indianapolis Ind..Oct. j. —Mrs. Kate Mann, a well-connected woman living on Yandes street,adopted a novel method of reforming her husband Thursday, and, as a result, got into the stalicnhouse. Mann has been drinking liberally of late, and proved disagreeable at home, but re sistedall his wife's entreaties to sober up. Thursday morning Mrs. Mann de termined to show him how disagreeable a drunken person is and ordered some liquor sent to the house. She imbibed quite freely and while under the influence of the liquor went out on the street and was arrested. When she became sober and found where she was she was deeply humiliated.

Receiver Sells the I'lnnl.

Ixdianai

'OI.is

Ind., Oct.

The

plant of the Indianapolis Cabinet company, a part of the assets of the late Indianapolis national bank, was sold Thursday to a local syndicate for gTij.OUO. l!y the terms of the purchase one-third is paid in cash and the balance in twelve mouths' time. It will be some time before it is decided who is entitled lo the money. Receiver Hawkins claims that it all belongs to the depositors of the bank, while tin creditors of the cabinet works havt suits pending to the amount of SCO, l)'3. The plant was valued in the bank's asset at $117,000.

Left with Cash and Children.

kazii

., Ind., Oct. 5.—Quite a sensa

tion was created here Thursday by the disappearance of Mrs. Emma Boutterroan. wife of William Boutterman, & proininant briek mason and contractor residing- 2 miles west of here, fehe came to town ostensibly for the purpose of purchasing winter clothing-, her husband having- furnished her considerable cash for that purpose. Instead of purchasing* the poods she boarded a Vandalia train for her old home in Pennsylvania, taking* her two children with her. No cause is known for her strang-e escapade. Her husband declares they have always lived happily together.

Worst Over at Walkerton.

South Bend Ind., Oct. 5.—There is comparatively little change in the smallpox situation at Walkerton. this county, where the disease has been raging for over a month. Mrs. Wesley Guise, a neighbor of the Cudncy family, has a slight attack of the disease. .Jesse Dmid, a grown son of Dr. Doud, died Tuesday, making the second deatli in the Doud family. It was thought best by the school board not to open the school this week. It is believed that the worst of the epidemic is now over. Every precaution is still being exercised,

Charged with Murder.

IiUA

/.n., Ind., Oct. 5.—Thursday afternoon Coroner Mershon completed his investigation of the death of Mrs. John Dickens. Hisdecision was that the deceased came to her death by wounds inflicted by her husband. Several witnesses testified that Dickens fearfully kicked and stamped his aged wife, and the murderer was placed in jail Thursday afternoon, charged with murder in the first degree.

i'rof.

Jleumer Divorced.

Franklin Ind., Oct. 5. —I'rof. James D. Beumer was granted a divorce Thursday from his wife Minnie, and thus ends a case which has created at one time and another intense excitement in society circles of this city. Mrs. Heumer that was is a native of Kentucky. She is a daughter of Prof. Brown, who has held various chairs iu the college in this city.

Double Tragedy.

ndianapolis

Calliopean Literary Society has then turned the weapon on his head thoroughly organized. New

u,nt

Ind.. Oct. 5.— At 1

o'clock this morning George Neorr, a saloonkeeper, quarreled with his wife and shot her, probobly fatally. He

and died instantly.

Soldiers K^untonn.

Anokuhon Ind.. Oct.

-The Korty-

seventh and Kifly-seventh Indiana volunteers, who have been holding their annual reunions in this city for the past two days, adjourned Thursday night.

NnowHiorm ut Valparaiso.

alpakaiso

Did., Oct. 5.—A cold

wave struck this vicinity at noon Thursday and the thermometer dropped !M) degrees. Snow fell for liearlv twenty minutes in the evening.

Uljj Kentucky Steel Works Kestmio. Mmm.Ksnoiio, Ky., Oct. 5.—The Watts steel plant will begin operations next Tuesday. This is the largest ba.sio steel plant in America. When in full operation it has a capacity of 500 tons daily and works WK) men. Other industries here will follow at once.

Iroppel the CImuiplons.

".C

hicago

Oct.

VaJuuhle llor*e Killed.

Wakpaw Jnd.. Oct. 5. -Lightning Ktruck a barn on William Lucas' stock farm at this place, killing his stallion Jerome, valued at 000.

•a »p»

—The Western league

ortleiaIs adjourned their meeting* Thursday to November 2.) without havingchosen a successor in the circuit to the Sioux City club, the pennant winners, which was dropped from membership. :ini|tmKg(Ml Drummer.

Tokoxto Out., Oct. 5. Frank* Dupre, a commercial traveler from Rochester, N. Y., was sandhairfefcd and robbed of over 81.'-200 on Spadina avenue Wednesday niffht. He may die of his injuries.

HnnliH .Mu*t Report.

ashington

Oct. 5.—The comptrol

ler of the currency has called for a report on the condition of national banks at the close of business on Tuei»dav. e'.:ober

Jli-H I'arheeue.

Huntinoion

tie.

hH.,Oct. -The dem

ocrats roasted ten head of cattle at a barbecue Thursday. Gov. Matthews and Senators Voorhees and Turpie ma

.speeches. live Persons Hurt. Iekfkhsonvim.e Ind.. Oct. 5. —A boiler used in the construction of a bridge near here exploded Thursday, berionily injuring five persons.

A I titul intake.

1*ka.nkton

Ind.. Oct.

I'etcr Mc-

Givern, of this place, died from an overdose of chloroform, taken by mistake.

Mrs. Oelriehn Muy Have to ult. San Francisco .- Oct. 5. Mrs. Herman Oclrichs may have to wait some time for the SI.500,000 legacy to receive and receipt for which she came here from New York two days ago. The delay in the payment of her share in the g-4,000,000 estate left by her mother, Mrs. Theresa Fair, is due to the light now being made in the courts by Charles T. Fair, the surviving son. The family litigation has tied up the entire •state.

Fou all dental work see Gonzales & .ia'cy.

LADIKiA.

Mrs Nancy lYutstnan is on the sick list. Mark PfaiV returned from Noblesville Tuesday.

Mrs. Minnie Ashby returned to her Chicago home Tuesday. Miss Jennie Miller is the new cashier sit the New York Store.

Harry Huntington and John Powell left, for Florida Monday night. Many scholars from the country are attending school here this winter.

Charles Fullen, of Indianapolis, spent the past week with home folks. Owing to the heavy rain the speaking was not well attended Tuesday night.

Mrs. Kaehael Funk is the guest of J. N. Davidson, of _\Vhitesville, this week.

Miss Maud Hulet, of 'rawfordsville was the guest of Miss Lillian Wilson Sunday.

Mrs. Sarah Kppcrson and son, liar vev. of Christman. 111., visited Harvey Millen Sunday.

Miss Km ma Conner is oeeup\ ug Miss Nellie Morrison's place at the schoo building this week on account of sickness.

A large number of the Koachdale Christian lOndeavorers attended ". 10. here Sunday night at the Christian church.

Ladoga correspondent attended the K. of P. reunion last Thursday and was royally entertained. Crawfordsville has our thanks.

Owing to the accidental absence of (I. Grimes and Ira Foster VYendesday morning the Farmers and Merchants1 I'.auk failed to open up on time.

-AT THE

TRADE PALACE

A Grand Display of Trimmed and Untrimmed

McClure

Hoy Kills 111M Flve-Year-Old Rrotlier. Bukniiam Tex., Oct. 5.—"J will shoot you/' said Hugh Allen, aged years, to his 5-year-old brother, Kvert. The gun was tireJ and little Evert is now dead with a great hole in his side. Hugh says he did not know the gun was loaded.

Including all our handsome patterns and late novelties, commencing

THURSDAY HORNING

And continuing the balance of the week. Mrs. Glover, our saleslady, and Miss Wingate, our ellicient trimmer will gladly welcome you in the department and show you the new styles for Fall, which we hope will be as much pleasure for you to see as for them to show. Come in ladies, and see the beautiful Millinery and hear the only reasonable prices.

for Crawfordsville and vieinlty. Liberal commissions paid, and we furnish the best and most complete outfit ever provided by mhv hf'Use. Write *t once for terms. Send two or three references.

ST 5

I7VJK

WANAMAKER & liROWN.

10-o-lt

WANTED-Salesman

.Philadelphia, l'a.

A3TED—Waitress at 300 East Pike St. 9-rj-tr

WANTED—A

jrood trirl for g-cncral house

work in small family. Apply at 220 Washington St. n-t.'Mf

75 00

WKKK uslnff- ana selling Dynamos for plating watches

jewe»rv and tableware. Plates tfbld. silver, nickel, etc same as new poods. Different t-i/i for apeuts, families and shops. Easy operated no exnerionee hip profits. W. P. Harrison A: Co., Clerk No. 14, Columbus, Ohio.

WANTED—Salesmen,

The manager ot

the Slates of Indiana and Ohio for a large eastern manufacturing concern is now in the city to secure salesmen- Only men of good ability, good character and correct habits arc wanted. Experience not absolutely necessary Heplv must, state age, experience, goods handled and reference. Address "C," care of Journal. 0-:20-lf

salary from start,

permanent place. Mrown Hro*. Co., Nurserymen, Chicago, III. 9 28 4wood

\VTANTED—Active salesmen to handle our line, no peddling. Salary f?f» per month and expenses prid to all. Goods entirely new. Apply quickly. O. IJox 530H, I Jos ton. Mass. eod t-f.

FOR SALE.

IT*OK

SALE—A rare bargain in east Market

stre

£t property. Scott & Stubbs. 10-'.»

Jj*OR

SALE—Two Choice lots in east part of the city, cheap luquire of John Shrutn. 7-18-tf 17A KM FOR SALE—Ninety acres, four miles west ot' Alamo. Seott Stubhp. 10-0

SALE -Mouse and lot on Morgan street. 10-0 Scott & Stubbs.

IT'UR SALE—Cheap, two bicycles, one lady's and one gent's wheel. Call at 4»'7 east College street. 10-0

1T*01t

SALE—One large residence and one cottage. Both desirable properties In Crawfordsville. Inquire at law ollice of J.J. Mills. 12-21tf

FARM

FOR SALE—A farm of 78 acres with good house, barn, plenty of water, orchard, d0 acres in cultivation, one iniie from city limits. Scott & Stubbs. 10-0

FOR

SALE—Farm of 90 acres, four miles east, house, barn, orchard, running water. tj."» acres in cultivation. Scott & Stubbs. 10-0

I'OIC KENT.

I?OR

RENT—Kurnislr rooms for man and wife. Housekeeping, If desired. Apply this ollice. 9-17 tf

17V)R

RENT—Unfurnished parlor and bedroom, first lloor. Call at JU2 south Water street. 8-21 tf

IT*OR

RENT—Nine room house, JIl.'l «outh Water, also a Radiant Home base burner lor Hide. 0-111'

FOR

KENT—'The Janey Jones house on east Market street also house on east Wabash avenue. Apply to R. Tinsley. 10-9

17*0 REN T— Five room houso, W. L. Unlet 9-24tf

ITWR

RENT—Houso on east Jefferson street. All modern Improvements. Apply to Anna Kooz, 501 east College st. -20-tt

T*.)R RENT—A 3 room house corner of Kranklin and John street. W. I. Griffith. 9-28 tf

Graham.

DEVIL ON CORNS

It stops their further growth, removes all pain, no trouble to use and makes walking easy. Don't suiter with these

painful excrescences, but remove them with DEVI OX CORNS. EASILY A ITU EI): SURE TO RELIEVE WILL liKMO\ T! I COI! N \Y ITIlOl'T I N.l 1' Y. l-'or sale by your druggist..

Don't Be in Too Big a Hurry

fTO BUY YOUR MILLINEY.

Wait Until Saturday

When Mrs. M. L. Winder!, will have for the inspection of the ladies a larye, new Kali Stock which she is now in Chicago buying.

With Myers & Charni Campbell's Corner.

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

Advertisements are received under this head

at the rate of two cknts a iine for each Inser

tion, either Daily or Weekly. No advertise

ment received for le?s than

cents.

Count line for each seven words or frac

tion thereof, taking1 each figure or jrroupof

Initials as one word.

Owing- to the small amounts involved we

hall expect cash in aih'ancc with all parties

who have no book accounts with us.

WANTED.

WAM

hi)—Male Help. Special Advertising Canvassers, familiar with premium mercantile trade money maker of

1SN.

Also

eleverjroneral canvasers on greatest sellers of the day. Stanle)-Bradley, 5 E. 10 Street, NewYork. 11

/"ANTED—We have a customer for house and lot lor 4000. S cott AR S tuiihs. 10- 1

RANTED—To horro«v I7O0 for five years, •tl,400 property forsecurity. 10-0 Scorr & S tchks.

L^OU KKNT--A house of seven rooms, sumI mor kitchen, wood-house and cellar, cistern water brought Into summer kitchen and sink house situated on corner of College and Hoeum streets everything in Kood repair, lutjuiteol Mr. Keuhen Smith, r04 east College street. it-M-tf

LOST.

LobI—A

locket with gold chain, with small brtuck bail attached. Locket had M. E. 8. engraved ou it. Return to this oflice.

IOcontained-cuilbre,biank

jj T-A 3H double actiug revolver, five cartridges. Supposed to have been lost on Main street betwe» 1 and 2 o'clock yesterday. Finder will receive reward if they return the above to this office.

riTIANClAL.

fMI to Sin 00 per day at home selling Lightning Plater and platimr jewelry, watches, tableware, etc. bvery house has goods needing plating. No experience no capital no talking. Some agents are making «2." a day. Permanent position. Address H. K. Deluo & Co., Columbus, Ohio.

ANTED—A Kid to do general housework at 300 K. Jefferson St. 5»-4tf

WANTED—Cloth'mr

CANS—In sums of $100 to 810,000, at ft and 0 ner cent without commission, and on ea«*y payments building loans at the lowest rales. All inquiries eheerfullv answered. C. W. BURTON.

Over VanCamp's shoe store.

HAVE YOU

sales ajrent wanted

IDLE MONEY?

It- eun be Invested securely with good re* t"r:is. R. E.

Bhyant,

Joel Block.

MUSIC HALL.

Wednesday, Oct. 10,

AT 1.". I\ M.

Italian and French

GRAND OPERA

As Exemplified in the Works of

Rossini and Myerbeer.

A CONTRAST.

IlHistraleil by nine soleclions by the enlarged orchestra under the direction of

George E. Quinton

Who will also make the explanatory remarks.

General Admission 25 Cts

Tickets on sale at lJrown's Drug* Store.

FACE, SIDEWALK,

All Kindslof

BUILDING

Brick

IN ANY QUANTITY.

For Prlees Inquire at Martin A: Son's he *lee, north Green street

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

Pressed Brick Company

VANDALIA LINE

II TXBKB TABLB NOItTII BOUND. St. Joseph Mall. No. 52 8:10 r. nj. South Mend Express, No. 54 0:10 p. m. Local Freight No. 00 I 00 j. m,

SOUTH MOUND.

Torre Haute Express, No. 51 0:44 »'. m. Terre Haute Mall, No. 5M 5:1b p. m. Loual Frctjrht, No. 50 l:5u »n.

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