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have learned by experience that the only waterproof coat they can sell to a cowboy or hunter is tho Pommel Slicker with the Kish Brand'1 Trade Mark on it. They are the best waterproof saddle coats ever made. They keep the saddle, the horse's back, and tho rider thoroughly dry and warm. No saddle sores from the galling of a wet •addle. When i:: as a wilking ooat, the extension front buttons back, and the Slicker 13 changed at once to an ordinary coat. Just try one, they cost but little and will prevent colds, fevers, rheumatism. a:.d other results to exposure to the weather. Kcware uf worthless imitations, even- garment stamped with
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Mark. Don't accept anv inferior cor', when you can have the "Fish Hrand Slicker" delivered without extra cost. Particulars and illustrated cat* alogue free. A. J. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
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Helta, lirushes Curlers, '.Mciiieines. Samliles tree. Wiite noiv. Dr. linlifjmiin. U71 l'/way, '. Y.
There will lie some.elicice breeding ewes rt fair grounds Wednesday, July 8th.
LOCAL NEWS.
"Tal" Lee 1ms returned to Cleveland.
E. C. Voris was in Chicago tliis week.
Abe LpviDsou spent Suuday iu Louisville.
The New Ross fair begins ou August 10th.
John Hi ant was up from Wajnetowu Monday.
Charley Montague Iras ne to Pesuioines,
Iowa, .1 ml go A. 1'. 'lliomas was in Chicago this
week.
Sain 1'. Dunns and family spent Sunday in
Orleans. Will Craig, has pine to Chicago to seek a
location. -i
Miss Mattie Wiley has returned to her hoine
iu Waveland. Mrs. K, M. Heukel, of Brazil, is visiting
friends in the city.
Rev. E. P. Thomson, of Denver, Col., is visiting relatives here.
1). W. Gerard is building a new seven room
cottage at Cedar Lake.
Fish Brand" Trade
The New Maiket hand furnished music for
the races last Saturday.
Miss Maine (ierard spent Sunday with friends in Waynetovru.
Ed Wilson, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday iu the city the guest of his parents.
Ed VauCainp and wife spent the week iu In
dianapolis, the guest of friends.
Miss Nellie Nutt, of Springfield, U., is the guest of Judge Snyder and sisters.
Co. I returned from the state encampment at Fort Wayne last Suuday morning.
Rev. A. B. Cunningham occupied the pulpit in the Salem Christian church last Sunday.
Dr. S. L. Ensminger has been re-appointed
local surgeon 'if the Monon at Crawfordsville.
Surveyoi Hunt has so far improved from liis recent illness as to he able to be on the streetr.
Mrs. Sol Tamienbaum and son have returned from an extended visit with friends iu Chicago.
Mrs. Helen Lambert, nee Craig, and children, of Chicago, are visiting friends in the city.
The teachers' institute will convene on Monday, the 24th, at the court house, and continue
five days.
Surveyors Sharpe and Hodman surveyed the distance from Thorutown to Sheridan for the new gas line this week.
Bob Wray has sold his Waynetown drug store to Wesley Touts and will remove to Attica where he will engage iu busine66.
Robert Wilson has purchased Milt William's interest in the the grocery firm of Wilson & Williams and will continue the business alone.
The 4th Annual Reunion of the Wood." family will bo held Aug. lKth, 1891 iu the Beach (irove at Blooiningdaie, Reduced rates have been secured ou all the rail roads.
Seventy-live thousand dollars has already been expended on the Clover Leaf shops in Frankfort. The round house lias walls for twelve locomotives. The shops will give um[iloyu.^nt to 400 men.
Nig" Seering, oue of our local toughs, has gmie to St. Louis where lie will enlist to serve a term of live years in the regular army. There are several others whom we could spare without a feeling of regret.
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The Sunday "Lake Special" train, run by I the Vandaiia Line, Terre Haute to Lake Maxinkuckee (Marmont station and return durI ing the summer months, will be continued each Sunday during August.
Ben Swank and Pan Curtis were each lined one dollar aud coBts in Justice Ramsey's couit last week on the "forcible entry" charge in 1 the Waynetown muddle. The venued cases have not jet been set for hearing.
.)hn R. Courtney was down from Crawf.irdsviile Saturday to investigate the oniinauce concerning the saloons. He says the saloon nit icvpers cannot be compelled to remove the
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a iptenie court, has prepared live tliou^and pages of type-written manuscript, covering'-j ihe entire record. It will not lie filed with the supreme court until suine time in October.
Mr. Lew Willis, of this city, and Miss Louisa Smith, of Alamo, were married in Terre Haute last Tuesday. Mr. Willis is but nineteen years of age and the bride but a few ui intlis older. Lew is engaged iu the plioto1 graph business there and is ei.jnyiug a gord i«inefis. Here's to the young couple.
1111 Hie lSilt inst, there was Hie largest movement of loaded cars on the Louisville, New Albany A Chicago system iu the history of the roan. The earnings ot the road from Jan 1 to jtiiy 7 are .*110,000 ahead of those of the corresponding period last year. The passenger as well as the freight earnings are running far ahead of last year,
Mis. William Mooieand Mrs. Maggie Snyder, an I the Misses Hallie and Cora Moore, Alma Snyder, and Anna rnie surprised Mr. Moore at the Crawfordsville fair grounds Tuesday With a birthday diuuer. Mr. Moore ami Mr. Snyder are training horses on the tracks there, aud the ladies took well filled baskets ou the morning train and took them unawares,—
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nut to nso. No hurl ctlwtH. run'err tain and niirU. Tor nah' lv "r I»v mull ('••nts. WIXUKUI.iXX «V
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wallace, Mr. ami Mrs. T. II. Brown and daughter, Nel., Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Morgan and daughter Margaret, .Mr. an I W. T. Biu«h. Mrs. A. S. Miller, Miss Maud Cowan, Miss Hutili, of I'auville, 111. Walter Hulett, Ir. Jol N. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. B. It. Russell, and Will Brown compose theKiugtislier club this season who went into camp at 1'iue Hills last Wednesday.
The following are the yields of wheat in and around Yountsville as reported by Ihe dif remit threshing machines: ltichard Hopping, TS acres, 1710 bushels: Sam Weikle, 2S acres, 100 bushels W. H. Sweringen, I acres, HMO bushels John H. Smith, 15 acres, 1500 bushels John Switzer, 17 acres, 395 bushels: Ivan C. l-'itilc, Oii acres, iK^.S bushels: A. J. Snyder and Sous, :0 acres, SST bushels: Fred Yount, 'I acres rye, SO bushels. Among the above Mr. Sweatingen had some (iold Pust wheat thai made 30 bushels to the acre and the Snyder boys had one variety that made 50 10-00 bushels per acre and some varieties that made 30 to 35 bushels per acre on corn ground, weighing 62 pounds to the bushel. The farmers are all In high spirits over their good grain and immense yield.—Waynetown 1 Hornet,
Suicide of
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"Wright.
Last week'6 RKVIKW contained a notice of the strange disappearance of Rev. J. N. Wright, formerly of this city, from his home in Iudianapolis. The following from the Nows of that place, under date of July 25, discloses the sad intelligence of his deliberate suicide:
The body of Rev J. N. Wright was found floating in the canal at Broadcut at 9 o'clock this morning. Mr. Wright was a superannuated Methodist minister, seventy-seven years old. Thursday morning he wandered from his home, No. HIT east St. Clair street, and had not been heard from until his body was discovered. His miud has been slightly affected for some time.
The young man who discovered the body immediately notified Undertaker (iirton, and the remains were transferred to his morgue. A search of the clothing established the old man's identity, aud a telephone message was sent to his son, J. H. Wright, proprietor of the Diamond Steam Laundry, No. 2t2 Massachusetts avenue. Alter being prepared for buiial, the remains will be taken Monday to Crawfordsville, where another son. Charlts W. Wright, lives, am) where the father himself speut most of the last six years of his life. Readers of the News will remember that Mr.
Wright disappeared from home on Thursday.
The son Charles, who happened to he in this city to-day, said: '•My father's mind was not right, and there is no doubt he deliberately drowned himself. Thursday morning my mother overheard him say to himself, 'I will get away from these people.' He immediately walked out of the house, and we heard nothing more of him until this morning. He had taken his watch off aud put it, chain and all, in the pocket of his pantaloons. That indicates that he had prepared himself for the deed. About five years ago he was visiting among his relatives in
Kentucky, and bad been therefor some lime when I received a letter from him in which he said his welcome was worn out there, and as he had no home he was of a mind to drown himself. I immediately took him to live with me at Crawfordsville, and he remained there until about two months ago. Then he grew dissatisfied, and we had him and mother coma down here, and since then they have been keeping house at No. 317 east St. Clair street. Their two daughters, Auna E. and Mrs. Mary F. Booth, have lived with them."
Mr. Wright was born in Shelby county, Kentucky, in October, 1S14, aud for neatly half a century was a faithful minister in the Methodist church in Indiana. Some of his service was about New Albany. He was one of those hardy, fearless pioneers who gave the Methodist church its prestige in the early days. Years ago, too. Mr. Wright joined the Masonic order, and at his death was a Scottish Rite Mason who had reach the thirty-second degree.
Mr. Wright's remains were brought to this city on Monday. The funeral services were conducted from the resilience of C. W. Wright on east Jefferson street, Rev. G. W. Switzer officiating.
Frog Hunting.
Frog Hunting with many persons has fully as much entertainment in it or even more than fly fishing or rabbit and squirrel hunting. There are several large ponds in the county which are thickly inhabited with frogs. They are ctnefly of two qualities, yellow and green frogs, and the search for them is always after dark. A large tin lamp with a retlecter aud a sack to hold the game is generally all the weapous necessary to aid in securing it. The light thrown iu the eyes of the frog causes it to remain stationary when the hunters wade, out and easily capture it by hand. John Courtney, Scott Steele and two or three others went to a pond a few miles north of town oue night last week and in a few hours secured over 400 frogs. The hind legs, about all that is worthy of the fryiug pan, are considered a great delicacy by many persons, who will pay good big prices for them.
Caught Cribbing-
l-'orty-soven applicants were examined for teachers' license by Supt. /.tick last Saturday. Out of this number the superintendent detect-! ed three deliberately cheating, hating come: into the n,om prepared for the dirty work. Nothing was said and they were allowed to continue their examination. However their 1 papers will not be graded and they will be I somewhat su prised to know they were detected.
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A Sad Accident.
Beunie Grove, son of Sol Grove, living about three miles south of town met with a sad accident Tuesday evening. Ho was attending to horses aud in turning a young horse out he turned and kicked him on the fore head, fracturing the frontal bone and cutting a terrible gash. His recovery is very doubtful. He was only 14 years old and the only help Mr. Groves had, he being an invalid aud uot able to do auy work. Beu has taken care of tho farm and did the work of a man, getting out his crops as soon as his neighbors, keeping them up in first class condition. He is an exceptiou of a good and obedient boy aud loved by all.— New Bichmond Times.
Almost a Suicide-
Sunday afternoon John Ambrose, a shoemaker, of Richmond, who has been brooding tor some time over domestic troubles attempted to commit suicide by Taking a large dose of cantaharides. He became deathly sick anil a physiciu was summoned, who administered the propr remedies. He is still suffering intensely aud his recovery is doubtful.
Ambrose formerly resided here, and occupied the small room on south Washington street for a cobbling room. He left here about two months ago for Richmond. His mind was Considered unbalanced by many of his acquaintances here, and his attempted suicide at any time not unexpected.
A Eunaway.
Miss Madge Johnson of this city, and Miss Eva Brookshire, of Ladoga, met with quite a thrilling accident last Saturday afternoon. While out riding near the laiter place the horse became frightened and ran away, throwing both youug ladies from the buggy. Miss Brookshire escaped with a dislocated ankle Johnson received severe injuries about the, head aud body which necessitated the services of a physician.
The Farmers' Picnic.
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re will ue doubt be an immense attendance of people to-day at the fair ground. Music, speeches, etc., constitute the program of exercises. The farmers very generally are feeling hnppy over the bountiful wheat, hay and other crops and will no doubt be out in force to-day to congratulate each other over the prospects.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a- Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
It is said that of 10,757 f.intH iu Utah l',7^l are made fertile by irrigation.
In Calicia, Austria, 71 percent, iation can neither read nor write.
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Cattle—We quote: Choice Export $5 Choice shipping steers of 1,200 to 1,400 pounds £4 Good shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds I 25(c£ 75 Fair shipping steers of 900 to 1,100 pounds I! 75@4 25
Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medium S4 40i&4 90 Fair to good mixed 4 j5,u 1 45 Good to choice light 4 ift.a I 45
Roughs
The Vandaiia will sell excursion tickets as follows: To Si. Joseph, Mich., return every day until Se^t. 30, 87.35. Good to return including Oct. 31st. To Milwaukee aud return via St. Joseph and boat $10.85 or one way ?t),S5. A splendid trip by land and lake. Return tickets good 30 days. To the National Encampment, Detroit and return—Aug I, 2 3. t»ne fare $7.95 the round trip, good returning only 011 Aug Sth aud ISth unless tickI uts die deposited with joint agent at Detroit, then they may extended to Sept. 30th 1891.
Sunday, July 19th is set lor a large party to go to Lake MaxiiiKiickee. The band boys will be there and we expect our own car'and a very pleasant lime. J. C. HnviiiNSoN,
Keep well pumps a specialty at Bros., south (Irnen street,
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Corn—Steady—Wo quote No. 1 while $ 5S No. 2 white 5H White mixed 9 No. 3 white a 7 No. 2yellow 5:J
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The world is principally devoted to trade, and as prices rule trade, they may be said to move the earth. This, at least, is the theory ou which E. B. Curtis conducts his business. I Long yeais of practical experience has taught him the tastes of the people, the factories which make the best of goods, and he is now ready to give the people the benefits of his well-earned experience. His line line ol boots and shoes is not surpassed by any dealer in the city. Especially complete is his new line of boys shoes, which surpasses iu niagnitude, quality, and [n ice anything ever before offered in this market. Don't fail to see his stock before making your purchase. It will pay you. E. B. CURTIS, I -.1 East Main Street.
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olsi's Cotton. Root O O N romposed of Cotton Root, Tansy and Pennyroyal—a recent discovery by an 'ild physician. Is suecessfuUu uied
monthly— Safe, Effectual. Price $1, by nail, scaled. l.adies, ask your drupgist for Cook's Cotton Knot Compound and tako no substitute, or iuolosu stamps for sealod particulars. Address i'OXi) I.1LY COMPANY, No. 8 Fishej Block, 131 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich.
Busies at Tin-ley & Mar
Lake Special.
Only three more Sundajs, July 12, li* and •Jt'i, so get ready if you wish to make this trip. Leave Crawfordsville at »i::U a. m. Leave Lake Maxinkuckee at 5 p. in. on fast train or at 7 p. 111. on special. Fare i?'J ror round trip. Try it once. J. C. HrrnuNsoN, Agent.
of the popu- Sue/tick before selling your poultry. Iw
Tlie Uuionville, Mich., Echo "will suspend publication for three weeks to enable the proprietor to collect the accounts due the paper.'
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Carter's Littlo Liver Pills aro very small caj very easy to tako. Ono or two pills make a. ilrtic. They aro strictly vegetable and do not gripo cr purge, but by thoir gentle action please all lio lisothem. In vials at 25 conta five for $1. Soil by druggists everywhere, or 6ent by mai).
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These Speciilcs cure without. druuKlitK, purging or reducing the system, and are In fact and deed the sovereign remedieHolt tin World.
Ji Fever and Acuc. Chills, Slalaria— 17 Pile*. Blind or Weeding Catarrh, Influenza, Co,d in the Head
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