Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 December 1894 — Page 4

The bargains in

Christmas

Goods

\vL~V

Heal anything In the city. 1

The now Vauik's l.ibrarv Souvenir! Spoon has arrived and is prettier ami cheaper than ever. I

The Cut .Silver, the silver Initial and the Silver Set Ritiffs at great bargains.. We lead in Cut i»ss and Art Ware tiold liens lit prices that will Mir pens prise you.

Other articles too numerous to tion. but call and see them. W rlnd to snow ou through.

menare

•jo7 East Mil tn Street.

OUR PRIZES

AVe grive prizes for the next few weeks, xo all our customers. The prizes we offer are our unprecedented low prices. We do not single out one or two but give a big- slice of our proats t-o our customers.

J. S. KELLY,

124

E. Main St.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to Diseases of tht»

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Office Hours-

,9 to 3 2 ft, m. 2 to 4 p. m.

Joel Block, CrawfordSTllJe, todiana.

Over 97,000

"Fislier Pianos"

Is an index Of public opinion.

See them. Hear them before

placing your order for

Christinas.

THEY LAST A LIFETIME.

1). H. BALDWIN & CO.

GEO. F. HUGHES,

-Local Maoager, 131 South Washington Street Cravrtordsvllle, lud.

DON'T! DON'T!

liuy any Christmas this year until you listen-to and look at the beautiful

PIANOS

and

ORGANS

Now

Exhibited by

Y. M. C. A. Building.

Steinwav Dealer. lluy 'The Sweetest Story Ever Told," NEW

1 he Bread 1 est.i

All the bread had to meet a

and Albright's got the

medal, for

IT IS THE BEST

JUST TRY -Jvi

2 LOAVES FOR 5 CENTS

And be convinced that its the best.

Nothing Short

About the weights or ures at the

Touch and Go.

Touch the spot in the back, chest, limbs or side, where the pain is, with an

Allcock's

Porous Plaster

and the lameness, soreness, stiffness, congestion, will go at once, leaving comfort health and strength behind.

Imitation* *re naver reliable. Therefore *1way* himsI wpofl having ihe genuine ALLCOCK'S

Allcock's Corn Shields, Allcock's Bunion Shields* Have no equal a relief and cure for corns and bunions.

Brandreth's Pills axe a marvelous speoifio for cases oi biliousness and indigestion*

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

Estahushkh

JSS?.-

WEDNESDAY. DKCEMHKR If. 1S94.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

Concerns KTerjthlng: and. Everybody »nrt la. Therefore, of Interest to

All

of C».

-K L. Morse is on the sick list. —N. S. Joslin is in the city to-day. Mort Insley went tn Lafayette today. —Clias. 11 Landis returned to Delphi to-day. —Miss Carrie Davis is visiting in Lafayette. —W. W. jilorgan went to Frankfort morning

A. S.°t!oe(i has returned from India napol is. —.1. S. Thomas, of Kalamazoo. Mich., is in the city. —R. H. Strong, of Terre Haute, was in the city to-day. —Walter Ilulett was in the city of Indianapolis to-day. —Miss Oakie Hanna has gone to La-j fayette to attend a reception.

Pension examiner Ryan of Lafavatte is in the city to-day —,1. A. McClure and J. C. Wicker went to Danville, Ills., to-day. -Read Ilauna has been appointed attorney to defend Frank Herron. —Mrs. J. B. Pence and Mrs.' "Lida Ramsey went to Indianapolis to-day. —Uarnet mosaic, cut silver, fillagree silver jewelry, all new at C. L. Host. —Rabbi Lyons of Terre Maute, will lecture here shortly before the Red Men.

Cleavelaud's minstrels will be at Music Hall on the evening of December —We handle the best of perfumes. Always a nice present, Moft'ett & Morgan. Z'Z'i 12-'-'-' —Children's rings in gold from -tn 1 cents up. All other gold rings at a great bargain. C. L. Rost. I —Arthus V. Gibson, of "The Country

Cousins" company, is visiting in the city with his wife.

—Miss Marie I,eaihei's. of Indianapolis, is the guest of her kinsman. t'.eri-

rai Lew Wallace. —The Columbian half dollars are

S now plenty in the city and going the rounds as common change.

bell. T. 11. P,

r«i i-k 1 tend a meeting of Loyal

mpas-

LONG GROCERY

On Market Street.

Christmas Candies Cheap.

AMERICAN

STEAM LAUNDRY.

Has the Best Facilities, Does the Best Work, Enough said.

If you are not now a customer, try it.

W. R. GOSNELL,

I'ltOriUETOR.

W. K.WALLACE

Agent for the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., Hartford. American Fire Insurance Co., of New York, Glraid Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, London Assurance Corp rationof IondoD, Grand Uapids* Fire Insurance Co., of Michigan. Ofliee in Joel Block with R. E. Bryant,

South Wash. St. Crawfordsville.

THE OWSIW AFFAIR.

t-'urthi

—The Sunday school Christmas en- 1 inquiry if it was true that 11 be on Herryinan had bought Dr.

tertainment at Darlington Monday evening and not on Christmas night. —David Fuqua had a good work bench stolen from his stable which he desires should be returned as he needs it in his business. —Miss Crane and Miss Lena Crane, of New York, who have been the guestsof.Mrs.il. II. Ristine. left for their home to-day. l'rof. Quinton will not meet the principals or chorus of the opera until two week from this evening on account of the holidays.' —The County Commissioners went to Wavnetown to-day to

Thp "Cilhprt" MlKlf HniKP bridge over Coal Creek. They deeideci ding presents on that occasion was a 1UL VlJUCll

toraaUe 0!neimpr0vements0nit

to In nsipnliv this afternoon to at-]

Kku-r^thePrimitive

rue'.°fLegion. iiunf•!i

will preach at the liaptist

test! church Thursday night at 7:00 o'clock and Friday morning at 10:30 and night

A]) art in itea t() eomc

—Monroe P. Welkin, of Jonlin, Mo.,

Fair to-night: Thursday, fair and warmer.

Tun Hig Store oilers the best assort-

me holi(lu resenlh

holiday presents from the Big Store. Rkaii the Hig Store ad to-day.

Aviii.

jiijle or sallow complexions, ctHufferitig from skin eruptions ctV scrofulous blood, will find qr/u relief in Scott's Emulsion. A

«»f

the

stages

in-i a

sjieedily cured.

Barjlston

I'arlU-uliirn Com-eruiun It'*' Cr* Which In A*itatlnx Fruilkltu Township.

___

Speelnl to The Journal. OakusuTON, Dee. in.-—The all 'absorbing topic about Oavlingtou now is the Owsley-Wilson episode. The death of his wife some thirteen years ago left .lube/. Wilsou with the small children ranging from 2 to t:t years. four boys and one daughter, who was then S or •1 years old. Then eauie the trying time ill Mr. Wilson's life to attend to the household and the field, roughs to confer

Hut with all this Mr. Wilson seemed to college president:

shortly the whole community generally knew that Miss Wilson was v.siting the office of Owsley .V Dunningtou late at uight,' generally entering through a rear door. This soon led to -I a breach -between the doctors and a dissolution soon sollowed. Dr. Dunnington retaining the old stand and lr. Owsley^establishing another ofliee lin the llollingsworth room on Main street, where the meetings between

Miss Wilson and Dr. Owsley were kept up. These meetings were somewhat 1 disturbed when the Doctor .discovered that the uncles and father of the girl .|:u*ere watching. This necessitated a change in their meeting place, which 1 was kept up during the summer by meeting aud taking buggy rides,

About theu it was that Dr. Owsley wrote a letter to Mr. Wilsou telling him that he had been criminally intimate with his daughter for a long time and that he loved her better than any living person

011

earth, aud that

he cared nothing for his wife and family. lie-sides this Mr. Wil.-on has some forty letters written by Dr. Owsley to 1 his daughter calling her his "baby." I

Miss Sallie "Newton has returned written her Monday morning for she from Fort Wayne. Mrs. Am .lones alighted from the freight at 1 o'clock will probably return Saturday.

instead of !:30 a

111.

She

otlice and for further information she went direct to Dr. Uerryman's office. On being informed that it was a fact, she exclaimed, "My kingdom for a horse," and proceeded straightway Mount's livery barn, where she hired a rig and Clarence Peterson, the obliging hostler, to drive her to Thorntowu aud on to Frankfort, where lie left tier aud returned.

Dr. Owsley was married to Miss Hridges.of Putnam county.some fifteen years ago. She is of one of the best families of that county and is considered to be one of the most estimable

examine the ladies of Darlington. Among the wed-

check from Mr. Bridges, father of the

Capt. .1. It. Pence. Henry Camp- bride, for SIS,000. After the wedding McCain and others went the Doctor and his bride went to "New Yawk,'' where he attended lectures for four month, paying as he said. "fawty dollars a week faw bode." His

first appearance after marrirge was at New Maysville. where he was mixed up with the hired girl, and soon after with another, the daughter of a widow. About the first thing that

was in the city to-day. the guest of brought him to the front in Darlington Mat Doherty. Mr. Welkin was here to as a masher was while tie was townlease forty acres of the Doherty lead ship Trustee and ad employed as land for an English syndicate. He is teacher at the liuehanan lor Center) also an extensive mine owner himself. I school house. ,, T77I ,. Their intimacy was so perceptable

H.wk you read Christmas suggestions from ti Big Store? that she was obliged to resign her

Th« Weather Keport.

I school for the lack of attendance, This is the same woman with a smalt babe that sat in the waiting room of the Yandalia depot at Crawfordsville

ess

Women

of Emaciation,

general decline

health,

-j/iraMT

fis awav the pale, haggard ihiii comss with General I* hiv- It eiiririies the blood, ..p.'iiwtj the appetite, creates •il'-.v ili and brings back _t "l vitality. Fcr Coughs,

Weak

Bronchitis, _. and wasting Dis-

Sere 1 firoat,

12s, Consumption of Children. our rn:t/i/ilft. Mailed F-REE. ivn:,h. 1. A.I Druggist.. 60c^ind|1.

CJi

than one year after her Darling-

{ton experience, and asked Mr. J. F.

I Vol' will save money if you buy your Itutler if he would take a letter to Dr. Owsley, at Darlington, and also if Mr. Itutler would take her to some rood

place to stay all night, which he did by taking her to Mrs. Vanice's. on east Main street, where the transaction came near getting Mr. itutler into serious trouble. People wondered what it all meant and who the closely veiled woman was with the babe that should want Dr. Owsiev.

There are some ugly rumors a Hon regarding this woman and the methods used to keep her lips sealed. Certain it is that she occasionally appears and is evidently provided fer. Nothing has been heard from Owsley since lie left.

Havk yon read Christmas suggestions from the Big Store?

Women Make the ltent Teai-ner., When they are well, but being on their feet and going up and down stairs cause derangements, which undermine strength, patience and tact. Zoa-Phora cures all such derangements. Sold by MofTett A Morgan and Nye A Booe.

Ske our line of ladies' pocket books and card easesjcoinbined.

12-22

Moffett

1STE«-C0LLF.C1ATE ATHLETICS

I'unsltl^reil bv the Trustee* nf W»bm*t»

1vk!-.Committee*

made

Morsaj

C..1-

Appointed:

At the afternoon session of the trustees of Wabash college a resolution was introduced on the subject of intercollegiate athletic contests and after a great deal of discussion ou the merits atid drawbacks of these features of college life, it was passed without opposition. The resolution simply places the board on record as doubting very much the benefit of iuter-collegiate athletics and requests President Hurwith other ludiutia in regard to the

be cnual to the occasion, getting along matter. A committee ou the appoint-: tells us that the force comes from the as everybody supposed fairly well, but ment of new professors was named,! latent heat of vapor which rises In the as the daughter developed into worn- consisting of .Messrs. 1'axton. An terson oent«r of the hurricane and is there atihood it was fplain to be seen that a and Itutler. Messrs. Yandes, Thomson condensed. The fury of the whirlwind mother's training had been neglected. and llregg were appointed a committee wrings the rain from the olouds. There is always a much greatShe was therefore intrusted to,the on increased endowment, and the com-

family physician to .bring about de.vel- mittee to whom the fuculty will in the embraced by the rainfall that usually opments which nature had failed to future refer the candidates for degrees accompanies the cyclone. Persona to provide. It was not long before consist* of Messrs. Kane. Baldwin, with vivid Imaginations are fond of the Wagging tongues began to wag. Thomas and llaines. The trustees ad- conjecturing and speculating on Invenand watchers began to eavesdrop and jourued at about half past five. I by which rainfalls are produced whole communitv

An Oppnsfttim Supper.

Patterson Lodge No. 85, order of F. and A. M.. will give an oppossum supper and public installation of otlicers at Kltzroth's hall Thursday evening, Dec. '.'Tth. They will bo assisted by the ladies of the Chapter O. E. S. No pains will be spared to make it enjoyable for all who may favor us with their presence. Remember the day and date. Admission 10 cents. Hy order of committee.

WII Kt.II'KK Smith. Sec. R. T. Hoi-kins. W. M,

Nicely Entertained.

Mrs. Fletcher, of New Market, gave a surprise party at her home last evening in honor of Bert Johnson, it being his 21st birthday. About fifty were present. Those present from out of town were Miss Zellers. of Frankfort. Misses O'llerron, Etta Crabbs. Carrie Johnson. Hffie Snyder and Minnie Snyder. Messrs. Tully Crabbs, Willis Fl

liott and family, land family, of Crawfords-.ille. All went home wishing him many happy returns of the day.

Cards of Thank*.

honev." "darling," etc. Occasionally in these letters he would burst forth T° UieJEdltor of The Journal. We desire to thank our many friends

in a most eloquent and sympathetic manner, equalled only in some of Dave MeCalhster's bigrspeeehes before the last Legislature. These letters almost set the girl's father wild and he set out gunning for the destroyer of his only daughter. The daughter was also equipped with a piece of heavy artillery that she earricd in a large pocket in her dress skirt, whieli was furnished her by the venerable Doctor, so she, like King Theebaw of liurmah, might exterminate all her kith and kin so that there would not be left an heir apparent to mount the Wilson throne. The account of the affair in last night's Joiunai. was correct with ia few exeptions. First, Jabe Wilson, was entirely sober. Second, Dr. Owsley did not have a rifle but had two muskets loaded with 30 buckshot each, and became out of his office with both in hand.sitting one up against the door and holding the other in his hand, exclaiming to Wilson in his usual Kentucky brogue: "Ah you looking faw me. sah'.'" It seemed as though Wilson was looking for some one else just then. The facts as related concerning the matinee at the Owsley residence are all true. After Miss Wilson returned to Frankfort it was supposed we had witnessed the last scene, but some friend of hers had undoubtedly

fjr the kindness shown lis in our sad bereavement. We shall never forget you. nor can we ever repay yo'i. Hoping you and us may meet our departed oues where trouble is unknown we remain Yours Sincerely.

Naomi Rookus

ano

Jury DiscHarged.

The petit jury was discharged to-day by Judge Harney, its duties for the term being completed. The jury this term had unusually hard work and the court expressed his thanks for the duties so pleasantly performed. 'v

Free.

You will get a handsomely lithographed candy box free with each pound of candj' you buy of tins Truit. He has a nice variety and is selling it cheap. 13-2*2

WABASH COLLKGK LIFK.

Do you take chemistry? Examinations begin to-day. Class spirit is running high and some

yells are being sprung every

Dr. J. A. day. Owsley Those prolonged sessions of the faculty meetings are causing considerate speculation.

All students going home for the h-ilidays should get a certificate from Dr. Burroughs so that they may get the benefit of the low rates.

Prof. Garner has tendered liis resignation. It has a string attached, however. If he is made independent he will remain. It is understood that he can have a position at Chicago whenever he desires it.

The faculty has adopted a new system of absences to go into effect next term. It is lengthy and complicated aud to a man up a tree seems no improvement on the old system. It provides among other things that the man having an unexcused absence must make up the time on Saturday.

All students who intend entering the oratorical should read the new rules of the association. Not more than a specified number .will be allowed to speak from any one class—four from the Senior, three from the Junior, two from the Sophomore, and one from the Freshman class. Where more than the specified number from any one class present orations a class primary will be held.

I. K. Caltlwell 1% I o.ivu-le.l. INTHANA roi.lK, I nil.. Dee. 10—D. K. Caldwell, the Frankfort lumber dealer charged with conspiracy with "Buck" Harlan to manufacture and circulate counterfeit coin, was found guilty by a federal court jury Tuesday after an all night. d.'lilK'ration. Two juror, expressed the opinion that the accused was insane and it required many arguments to bring them to the dntof conviction. When the verdict was read Caldwell dropped his head on his hands and sinwed eoiisiiterable emotion. I tuck Harlan and l'hilip Cough, the two men implicated with Caldwell, entered pleas of guilty to counterfeiting and llie three will be sentenced together

(Joml Day for l-'loprrs.

.1 I:FKI:KSONvim.E, Iml.. Dec. l'J.—Tin following eloping* couples from Kenlucky were married in tins city Tuesday nirlit: .John Paul. Maltie Cox, Noison county: Willi .in MrrCune, Sadie Clark. .JoJTrr,on county Hurley Guess. Kmniu Johnson. Louisville Wijiiiim \Y\ WbitehmiM). Klvln Hunnistcr. Mnriou county: H. 1». An«u» 1,. Hanson, New Mavsviilr John T. PariRhurn. Amelia WiUi.wu*, Invnlin vuunty: .James T, .Vioholson. Jennm-uc Jones. Oldham county: Suinuel {}. Kdmondson. Susie MHor. Ifart conntyi.':

InJ .riMl In a Saloon l^ht.

MaPihON. Iml., Dec. 10.—After the burning of one saloon in the north part of the city a tiirht took place at another saloon in the west eiul. Policeman Whittaker was knocked down, Ills ribs crushed, and head and face beaten into a jelly by Kngineer Edward Collins and Kirenitin Jacob Klein and both the latter were shot by Whittaker. All three have large families and may die.

Hkad the Bij Store ad to-day.

CYCLONIC? POWER.

It Mukf* the Might K.Jfort* of Madj Appear in»l| nlOrant. Careful estimates of the force of a cyclone, and the ener.gy required to keep a full-fledged hurri.eane in active operation, reveal Tit# presence of

Kelly Cunningham the reality of alleged "miracles," and

Famu.y.

Here To-inorrow Mplil.

Taeiniia (Wash.i Tclciinim, May IT, M: A house that was packed to the doors greeted the Si l'erkins company at the Ninth street theater. The play is aNew England rustic comedy drama, and seemed to strike the fancy of the audience, judging from the. uproarious merriment that existed the entire eveninsr

power that makes the mightiest efforts of man appear as nothing in comparison. A force fully equal to four hundred and sevanty-three million horse-power was estimated as developed In a West Indian cyclone. This, says the New York Ledger, is about thirteen times 'the power that is treatable by all the means within the range of man's capabilities during the same time. Steam, water, windmills and strength of all men and all animals combined cannot approach the tremendous force

exerted by the storm. The scientist

er Rrea covere

by the wind than that

at the pleasure of the rainmakers, but

moment's consideration will show! how puny are the efforts of man, and how unavailing when it Is taken into consideration that all the existing power on the face of the earth at present within man's control would not be sufficient to produce even a baby cyclone, to say nothing of the full-fledged and mighty devastations that sometimes sweep over the country. Science may cause a few drops of moisture to condense and fall, but can never, under existing conditions, make a hurricane.

MYSTERY OF THE SUN.

Thaa Fa

Something That Science Has Failed to Fathom. Well might McPherson's ancient and half mythical Gaelic poet, speaking, eighteen hundred years ago, from the mists on his stormy hills, wonder at and rejoice in the sun, says the Hartford TimeB. Nor has Ossian's early question ever yet been answered: "Whence are thy bea.ms, O Sun! thy everlasting light?" Modern science has wrought damaging discussions about

done much to establish the universal reign of inviolable law but of all miracles, what greater one is there than the calm persistence, througji so many millions of years, of this unfail ing fount of light and warmth? We no longer deny or question the doctrine of Ivant and La Place concerning the origin of our family of planets—for science admits the truth of the conclusion, that one after another, but at vast ages apart, they were thrown off from the sun—once a nebulous object filling all the space to the farthest verge of Neptune's orbit (and perhaps farther), and then a slowly condensing body, from which the planet Mercury, or possibly a still nearer one to the sun, was the last to be thrown off. each and all obeying the omnipotent magnetic law that compels every planet to circle around the parent, orb—the controlling center ever keeping, like an earthly parent, his youngest child nearest to him. But science has not yet told us how the central magnet perpetuates its

Infinite stores of light and warmth. Ossian's question is a question still. Sometime perhaps the advance of science will give us some knowledge of the actuul nature and condition of that governing orb of our solar system.

STEAM POWER AT LONG RANGE.

An Inftlunre In V.'liloh It Wa« onducted Forty-1 Ire Hundred Feet. The practicability of transmitting

To allow expansion a bend was made to one side at the top of the hill, and then it was turned back to its original direction: a large receiver was Introduced in the pipe at the pumps, made of three boiler sheets, and having a diameter of thirty-four inches, and serving also as a separator. As the elevation was some eighteen hundred feet above the sea excessive cold was experienced in the winter time, the arrangements, however, fulfilling the desired purpose, costing nothing for maintenance and giving no trouble.

Rbad the Big Store ad to-day.

Tiir ltig Store offers the best assortment of holiday presents.

You will save money if you buy your holiday presents from the ltig Store.

Hedlclnftt tVhUk, $1.25 t^uftrt. A pure old whisky is always free from fusil oil, which is a poison, and should not be taken into the system. Age eliminates it from the spirit by oxidation, and it is converted into fragrant ethers which give the bouquet to whisky, such is Royal Ruby Rye. Received direct from distillery, and sold by Nye & Booe, druggists.

Special

.. .'

Have you read Christmas suggestions Corner of College and from the Big Store? Rkai the Big Store ad to-day.

WHAT ARE "BLUES"?

Woman's Color is an Unfailing Titermonieter.

CBFECUI. TO OCB LADY BKADKBS

A woman's thermometer is her color. She is red with embarrassment or some deep emotion she is white with fright she is supposed to be green with envy but when she is blue it means that she is sick.

It is not the a woman if slieS has the blues

and that "want-to-be-let-alone" feeling. It is the fault of her condition which makes happiness impossible.

No woman can be happy and lighthearted when painful female complaints crush out her life.

If she is melancholy, excitable, nervous, dizzy, or troubled with sleeplessness or fainting spells,..they are symptoms of serious female weakness.

A leaf out of the experience of Sirs. Anna Miller, who lives at Duhriug, Pa,, shows that Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will cure that terrible weakness and beari:ig-down pain in the abdomen, the dizziness in the head, the feeling of irritability, aud loss of appetite.

""rtlfcWglily recommend your Vegetable Compound,"Sehe writes," for all fetoale complaints. I^i my greatest friend.'

REMOVE THE CORN WITHOUT INJL'RY. For sale by your druggist.

Announcement

Wo have just opened a big lot of new Umbrellas, comprising all the latest style handles and they are beauties. Call and see them and make a holiday selection.

We have also just received some beautiful Opera Glasses, in pearl and gold, aluminum and leather, any of which would make a nice, present. Call and see these.

And while you are looking you will see a great many more new and beautiful articles in Gold and Silver which we will take pleasure in showing you.

L. W. Otto

Jewelry Store. 111 S. Washington St

Xmasings

long distance a given amount of steam is illustrated in an account recently given by Mr. Coxe before the Society of Mechanical Engineers. It seems, says the New Y'ork Sun, that at a colliery it was desired to carry steam to a water works about forty-five hundred feet over a hill from the boiler plant. To do this a trough was made by nailing the edges of two boards together. so that they formed a right angle, the trough being supported by two stakes driven in the ground and crossing just beneath the trough the pipe was laid in the trough, resting on cast-iron plates, the pipe surrounded by mineral wool, *nd a similar inverted trough placed at the top.

FOR MEN.

Glance over this list of acceptable gifts. Neckwear,

Collars and Cuffs, Shirts, hosiery, Underwear, Night Robes, Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, riufflers, Umbrellas, Smoking Jackets, Garters, Hats and Caps.

These Goods are the Best.

Ramsey & Goltra.

The Daily Market

—KOIl

Groceries and Provision.

Home Made Mince Meat, Home Made Sauer Kraut, Jersey Sweet Potatoes,

Cranberries, Celery, Oysters, liananas, Oranges, Nuts. All Kinds of Candies.

New Figs, New Dates, All Kinds of Dried Fruit.

All Kinds of Canned Fruits and All Kinds of Green Fruits.

R. E ATKINSON.

Water Streets.

Christmas Flowers

If you want any tiling in the way of Mowers, wreathing, tine holly, mistletoe, galax leaves, smilax, asparagus plumose*, plants, etc., for Christmas decorations, leave your order at the old reliable cut flower house of

J. W. KRAUSE,

201 K. Main street,

Where you will get the cheapest and the best.

A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE

fa Goes with every $3.00 worth of ffiS groceries bought at my store. It is not necessary that you buy ul* the goods at-one time.

Note Well—

The pictures are not defaced by any advertisement. You can see them in my window.

NaMi

GROCER,

Cor. Washington and Pike Sts.

JUST ARRIVED TO-DAY

-AT—

The Trade Palace

The Newest and Most Beautiful line of

Novelty Dress Patterns

And handsome trimmings to match that have been in the city this season. Owing to the lateness of the season the handsome patterns were bought by Mr. McClure in the market this week at half their value. Also the most exquisite colorings and effects in a line of entirely new Silks suitable for draperies and fancy Christmas work. This is a line of goods never before shown in this city and the loveliest goods you ever beheld. Will be placed on sale at just half value. Many other beautiful and useful poods just in for Christmas shoppers. Special bargains in Millinery. Respectfully,

McClure & Graham.

Our store will be open every evening till Christmas until 0 o'clock

South Washington St.

ON CORNS

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

painful excrescences, but remove them with DEVIL ON CORNS. EASILY APPLIED SURE TO RELIEVE WILL

give as a few samples:

Cut Prices on Cut Glass.

Genuine cut glass salt and pepper shakers at

Bisque sugar shakers

Bisque egg shakers

Dolls and Doll Carriages at all Prices.

THE FAIR,

Golden Rule Cigar Store,

120 SOUTH GREEN 8TREBT.

For a Good Cigar. Also Chewing and SmokingTobaccos and Smokers Articles or all Kinds. A new line ot Pipes just received.

44 44

MULLEN& ROBB

Do not fail to see our Candy Display.

ANOTHER BIO CUT

-IN-

FURNITURE

CARPETS AND STOVES

Till the first of the year. We are the only people who

have room on the ground floor for Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths,

Linoleum and Straw Mattings. Note the following prices we

Cook^Stoves $ 6,00 Heating Stoves 4 ,75 Elegant Center Tables 3.50 Double_3ed {Lounge 8|J25 Small Cubbord Safe 2.75 6-Foot Extension Table 3.50 All-Wool Carpet .49 Brussels Carpet .45 IngraiD Carpet Mattings ,12 Solid Oak Writing Desk and Book

Case Combined 4,75

A. Kostanzer'sSons

THE POSITIVE CURB.

25c

J. J. FISHER, Prop.

O. C. DORSEY & CO.

DROP IN SUGAR

AT THE

White House.

23 lbs. FRUIT POWDER for $1.00 24 lbs. GRANULATED 1.00 25 jbs. R1DGEWOOD A 1.00 26 lbs.

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