Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 November 1894 — Page 6

Page PDF (6.62 MB)

Back to issue view

PUREST

AND BEST

LTSS'iriAn

•PRICE-OF OTHtR BRANDS -I- POUNDS.20+ -FHALVES.IO* QUARTERS. 54

SOLD IN CANS ONLY

ARMERS

k'^pl

IB^ FE I Jns *«7

S_5 THE WATCH WORD. 1 'II

Pa^MERS

of the Nerth and West

rc r.'., d'y m,»\ ing to the wuf climusc jind ritli f-.rms of the South.

WH*Y NOT

"i! ji.m lltm? Oo tocommonitUs inTemv-tfi-o, Ainhuna, Mississippi, or Louisiana, t. lute Vipiir health will be better mir -t ^hbojMlte most hospitable in the W'.irld little cjpitnl required Academics and _C«i!lejies noted the country over climate in summer—no blizzards In inter.

QUEENftiCRESCENT

ROUTE!]

Rjns HALF RATE Excursions to principal points Smith, June Sth, July Sth, Aug. 7th, Sept. Oct. 2nd, Nov. oth und Bee. 4th. O.er ii -MILLION Acres of Ifir «ali- in Alabama, Louisiananrul Mississippi at $3 t» f. $ Pi-r acre. Easy terms.

"in unu fciec. 4in.

LAND

I N ANOHHSON, I.and Commissioner, Birmingham. Ala. V\ C. K!Nf-*R50N, ti. P. A., Cincinnati. O.

TFKLI

iV*?!

I-trH Ni^ht. 1 *»i *TT ice bHlVf»««n

TOLEDO, OHIO,

-AND'

ST. LOUIS, MO.

E E A I A S DAY TRAINS—MOHERN tquWtHT THROUGHOUT.

v'ESTIBULED SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.

$ ii A S S E E O E O N I

/de-nte cOSi.

Asktoi tickets via Toledo, St, Louis 4 Kansas Ciiy fl. R.

CLOVER

LEAF ROUTE.

*Fnr further part ienln rs. «11! on iir»t *'i,l A| ent of th#- Ciniipanv. to- mMirn C. C.

N*). Mail.:. Ni. Kxpios:? No. ui Daily

E N I N S

'CLEDO. OHIO

-THE-

Tan ii 1 ia

LINE.

VNDAI.IA.

snrrii Hot'Mi.

No. ,'.n llal'y: Me. fil Kx|ir s.s No. Mail.'

........1 ).

Mi:

Mt-t-l a. .1.

.... .oilO p. U).

SOUTH NNIINN.

...... .. .S:*lfi'in.'nil .. I"» i. tu, I ..Ml I', m.

OooU connei'tio' iiinilc in Ti m- Ilauiu tortlic Mouth ami S.null-west. Trains run through to HI. Joseph, it-li., making goe connection with

('. & V.

'or Michigan points.

J. C. HrTCHJNSOX. Aireut.

Im|ioi'taiit Faets, ,,•:•'•.•':

If you have dull and heavy iitis across forehead and about the eyes: if the nostrils are frequently stopped up and followed by a disagreeable dis charge: if sorene.is in the nose and bleeding from the nostrils is often experienced: if you are very sensitive to cold in the head accompanied with headache: then yo.i may lie sure you have catarrh: and should imtneoiately rosort to Fl'ys Cream Balm for a cure. The remedy will give instant relief.

"H')w toi'mv Ali Skill Uit?ease.'' Simply apply ".Sway-tie's Ointment." No internal medicine reuqired. Cures letter, ec/etna. itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nost., A-e.. leaving the -skin dear, white ard healthy. Its great healing and curative powers at" possessed by no other remedy Ask your druggist for Sway ne's hntment.

catarrh.

LOCAL NEWS

liaa Dougherty spent d«vs iu the citv thie week.

There is some talk of holding the next Coss, has returned to Lima, C)

V. Al. A. State Coiivwition st thie piacn.

-Mies^ina has rft.'jrn'.'il to Voodersburg after a wei-k'e visit with friends in thie city.

The P. (). 8. of A., (.'ouuiiandery met Monday myht ami traDsafted biisiaess oi iiiijjortanec.

ilALFTHE"

J'.. lirookfchire will in al!

probability, NO HI rebiinie the prai't-'ce at law in tliij city

Mrs. 5Vilkin acd childri'u, of llobliison. 111. have eor.oluded a visit with ,iier brother. Horace F. Kini

|Mifs Vak-ria Wicker will er-tertaina company of friends on next Friday even Lag at her houje on cast Mam street.

The Assurity Nursery o., leneva. IN". I waiit some good Salesmen. Hit «an«'stothe rijrlu men. Write them fur terms. --'.v.

The Aneieiu Order of United Work man j.\aid Mrs. John Bishop f'J.tH'-U this wt'ek. the amount of her husbands life ii surarce.

Hob McCi'tnai? na»* beer, added to tlio'i clerkial force of \V. O. Smith's (.'-ocerv store on the corner of Grant Avetrje

and Market streets.

The cold blast this week has been sufficient to freeze ice to nearly an inch in thickness, on the Dam. Skating will soon be in order al this rate.

,'Y 1'ach afternoon of this weeK at o'clock prayer meetings for women have been held in the Y. M. C. A. Parlors.and the meetings were full of spirit.

Millard (iwinu has retired from the Studebaker wagon shops of South Bend, ami has returned to this city to iccept a position with the 1'ovetail Company.

lii^r Four passenger conductors were last week instructed to- boner the mile aje books of thirty one reads for traus portation over any part of the Rig Four

lines.

A large number of ex-Wabash stud euts came in to see the game last Sal urday. They were as much disappointod with the rteuit. hs the present active sUidents were.

Thomas Murphy wa& iiued one dollar land costs iu 'Stjun-'

Mit Scott's court

of justice on last Si.iiurd.ay m-irt.ing for I his assault on Win. Shular. The whole trouble grew- out of a debate on religion.

A "stir. Parker has returned to his studies at Purdue University. He is the student who received the hazing not long since at the bands of some Purdue toughs nud ha# beeu visiting his uncle. Ghas. lould.

The social and musical entertainment given by the ladii's of St. Paul's Kpiscopa! church at the V. M. A. auditorium Jon last Saturday evening was i|vnte a success and nett- iheia a neat littli .^ sum for their labor. :':i

Citlicer Will Vanslyke found Wiir Kelly, the bartender at ••(lummy'' O'Neal's quart siiot. inside ot the place last Sumlay morniim and pinched him. No case could bf? made against him aud he was urned loose.

(leo. W. Swisher is now in control of the Farmer House. we?t of tin- M. ('. A. bidding on Main street, having! movt'd his household elfects in from the •country on Monday la-t. rs. Pviitledge.

who was .ill charge formerly, has. .moved lout. -i1

1. I he Hi Henry minstrel band made a •line street parade on last Saturday. It is made up t.f fourteen pieces and rendered some very sweet music

Sweet Marie seemed to Lie their long .suit aivi thej played it continually. The show ili-t-w a good cro^vd at night and was verv clever.

'-The delegates from the nuarter V-n-teilliiid held at Columbus last week have returned home and report a grand .'time. Much good work has been done in the M. C. A.. association this year ami what, is to follow is looked to as very beneficial to the association. The

Quarter Cer.tcto.iai was a perfect affair in every respect.

V.-.-W would rcspectf.Jlly our read

ers. thai the next time the\ purchase a cigar, to try the iypsy i,ueen." You will be surprised to sin,i what a goo I tive cent cigar it is. There is not. nor never was a better cigar for the money made. They have good taste and are

Ot. -211 Oin.

Hood's Sarsapaiilla. acting through the blood, reaches every part of the system, and in this way positively cures

a fine and lasting ke. Kveryone is in line who smoiie it. Fry one without fail

Do you subscribe f,„- i'

name.

ItI:\ IKW It. is no rehash of daily news. but is a genuine weekly and ha« ews that none other-get Order it at once. Only one dollar a year for it. Will L:ivt* you the Senti iel and Ih virw f,„- ,s__ ,, Tin-: Bi.vikw. Sentinel and Prarie Farm er, a weekly agriculture publication for $2.70. The New York World. Iv and Ih-.vi i.w for .t'L'

enquire in your

,. |H

Warner Wilhitf is in from Indianapo-I XTFYPRRILTX

Ii6 on a visit and will probably

7?. back Boon with his family.

a couple of Mrs. fiaxter, who has been giving

talks on art at the home of' Mrs. Frank

An extra {xilice force was sworn in for duty during the Saturday's football game. They anticipated trouble, but I there was none.

SimonidesCourt Xo. 1. Tribe of Ben I Uur, held their regular maoting on last Monday evening and it proved one of unusual interest. I

K«ra.p'il

Horrible Prmli.

Saturday morning of last week the home of George Brasslield. near Darlington. took tire from a defective Hue and burned to the ground togother with al! its contents. It happeued early in the morning before the family had gotten up from their beds and it was by mere luck that they discovered the ilames just i-n time to escape fiom the burning house, clad in their night clothes. It was a very close call (or them as they would have perished had the discovery been stayed but a few moments later. The house was partly insured.

\N rrk of I'rastT.

1 his has been the week of prayer for vouug men throughout the country and meetings have been held each day at the Y. M. C. A't It commenced at the different churches on last Sunday even ing aud different Association mem bora gave short talks at each meeting. We had announced.that it was held week, but it was a mistake.

Kiphlhrrin ItHtfiiiu nl larlittytttn.

For the past week diphtheria been raging at Darlington and schools have been closed on account of it aDd religious services at the churches have been discontinued also. Four or live severe cases have broken out and the citizens are greatly alarmed through fear that if will spread and result more seriousiv. ,1

The Montgt mery County Teachers Association Annual will convene in the Wabash College Chapel room on Friday ?nd Saturday. November .MOth. and December 1st.

(iav»' a lliitirc.

Saturday night the Fhi Telta I'lieta Fraternity of Wabash College gave a delightful dance in their hall over Cot ton A Kife's Drug store. It was in hoe or of their visiting brothers from Pindue University ai:J was as.ye'l affair,,.

Illlll Oflire Tll-(ln.»

'1 lie prosecutor elect. I umoi-.i neily. goes into his office to day

The smoke consumer and fuel saver inTL-n'ed and |'iatented by Henry Delan ey, superintei.ideiit of i^oii.e power of the Monon is fast coming into general use on tJjc railroads

iP-ti jury

Monday lines up his first grant

The petit jury also meets at' that time.

The •i

ire Where F*rm

Make

.Mone\-

There in one part of the in which farmers have made during the past year, and that ern Wisconsin. There has been maud for every product they can

as well as for the timber and cunhvood which they cut at good cash prices. Any man who is industrious can get and pay for a farm in northern Wisconsin ii'. a few years and can get employment at good wages while he is doing it. If you would like to know something about the country, drop a postal to Frederick A bbot. Laud Commissioner. Wisconsin Central Railroad. Milwaukee. Wis.

I.iennar.y has iJ'J.liT'i.OOO.OtXi in foreign countries.

Try one of those tans." at the Clipper.

elegHiit "Mauhat-

I'se it in

1 New Irleans has a first class on-hes-tra composed entin lv of women. ind their .-erviees are in great demand for entertaii menls and parties.

Coiiiinoii Sense

Shouid be used ill attempting to cure that very disagreablo disease, catarrli As catiirrh originatns in imjiurities in the blood, local applications can do no permanent good. The common sense uiethod of treatment is to purify the blood, and for this purpose there is no preparation superior to Hood's Sarsa parilla.

Ib.Mid Pills cure constipation by re-

storing perifliallic action to the alnnan tarv cttnal.

1 cfin ei ing redwood into railrosd tiec it is stateil that for everv tie pioduced. which is worth .'!'i cents, timber lo the value of cd.JiT is wasted.

Notice.

Persons desiring to buy. sell or trade either town or country property, or to borrow or 'nan money on first Mort gage will do well to call at the A uditor'« ollice. JOHN GOIU.N.

I The pure-,t iiicl best whiskies cnr.-

stantly on hand at tile Clipper.

LPJRR

lis on a visit and will nrobahlv mov* -NUttl W E/bl JNJi fc.

V1/"WQ

PRONOUNCED HYDROPHOBIA CASE AT QUINCY. ILL.

Trump in .?ull SuflVrlni** !*ru»» th«* lr^:icl Dlse.isc I'all of Snow in lult:»na Count nrJVItors Arrosl« (l at P«-n

Qiini.y, lil., Nov. 32.—Houncl with heavy straps to prevent, his hurting himself, John Qninlan, a prisoner at the work house, for twenty-lour hours has raved in the terrible agony ot hyI drophobia, lie froths at the mouth and barks like a dog, Q.uinlan is a tramp and was found ty the police two weeks ag-o in an old deserted house near tlie railroad yards, lie was arrcssed as a vagrant, and on that charge was sent to the work house for fiftytwo days. Shortly after Ins arrival there the attendants noticed lie :ippeared to be ill, and they let iiim lo pretty much as )m pleased. Yesteroay afternoon he l'ell in a lit and raved' like a madman. It was all that four men could do to hold hun. Dr. Shaugo could do little to quiet, the man.and all night long he continued to rave. In the morning he wa little quieter, but he was st 11 '.i ,1.

rfffxrv-Twn ix in

last

SNOW.

I VulpariiiMi rti1.' .eis linsi- I m-:,- in

Ml 'ison »)t lu-r iiici. Kepurl.

YAl.PAiiAiso. hid.. Nov. The. heaviest, fall of SJIOW ever seen in this I eov.ntrv eaino early yesterday morning. The snow measured twenty-two inches on the level. It has caused much inconvenience to pedestrians.

I.AI'OKTK. Iud.. Nov. IV. A big snow storm commenced here Saturday has

a 0 1 1 1

the

"Hd continueii until night,

The storm is eighteen inches tleep on the level and travel about the city yesteniay morning was at a standstill.

Drnryrt-:, Iowa. Nov. JV.—The first Ctdd snap of the season ime Staturdav night. 1 lie thermometei- liropjii'il I- deg-rees above zero.

IVi'tlrr ft.r

anal.

PLU.NCKTOY. 111.. Nt IV. William Hfipder. with force ot '.he regular

1— apt.

an engineering imnv. lias arrived

at Sterling am' wii al once commence the survey .-.f route for a feeder for the Hennepin. ,nal. This feeder ill lap the IJocl: river between Sterling nnd Di.vtm and will strike the summit level of the eanal.al,.a^j^iiit.miles. Nest of Wynne!,

I crre Itanle Wants a Neiv Imi lrr. I'i:ni II Ai-TK. I no.. Nov. A meeting 11 ibeeivenlled Tv tiiirtv rep-re-entat ive eiti/.eiis tt consider the advisability ,-t akin the new legislature Jura speehil charier for the citv .The idea is to adopt- the plan of the

Indianapo!is elmrtei-. amended to cut tail the expense,.

tti

eentering the

re-ponsibility in the mayor.

ou try money North" a de raise

Lor I lie Theft of a l.tM-omor »v«.

IVKHI.O.

Htmne'IT

TUMP.

Catarrh starts in the nasal passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat, anil is fact, the great enemy of the mucous membrane. Neglected .-olds in the head almost invariably precede catarrh, causing an excessive Mow of mucus, and if the mucous discharge becomes inter rupted the disagreeable results of ca tarrh will tullow. such as bad breath severe pain across forehead and about the e\es. a roaring and buzzing sound in the ears and oftentimes a very oll'en sive discharge. Fly's Cream lialiu is the acknowledge cure for these troubles.

in!,,.. NMV. I S.

.•sanders. v\ ho eommandeil the ripple t'reek o\ey nriny whieh left here it May. has been arretted tin a warrant charging him with the theft, of ir,eomotive. Santlers nil his men seized a Denver aud Uio lirnnde suiteit engine aud left the eity on the Missouri Paeitic railroad.

I »ti Conni er f«*il frs t,ath4riMl In. Di:.\\Lit. Colo.. Xov. Albert A. Ihomas and .lohn W. Mdmunds of AtWfKitl.

K'bn.,

have been arrested here

onlhe charge of attempting to pas* counterfeits. hi tlieir ptisscssion i.s found about

$7OH

-ted

NVW SHTIT

x-tem .noil,-lfTL.

Ho»M.. Iowa, \i.i\-. I The la-t pipt* has hei'ti laid in the sewer svstem of Boone, eomplet ing ne irly n\cnty-ftiur miles. W.jrk was sun-ted M.-ix i-,.' 'file cost of the. system is SI(in.ooo. Th,. •work was finished in the presence of large nu in tier of speetat oi\

One

(llainiH the Hotl

W Kir A III.. Nov. I.v.--No in« has claimed the lu.dy of the unknown man found dead la-si,i,. the railroad

track" ill l.ake I'oresf, Tuesday, and about whose injuries there as ij uc*. tion as til whether they were iu.si-d 1

accidciit. or assault. .•

J(t»|iiil»ii*Hii Ald*»rmtri

for IJr«f Time.

.M i\\ ka pot.it*. Minn.. Xov. 1?. '['hp inlien |x t\is I'epu iI ira us hitve Hert*(3 tln*ir ii(lcnii iu in Jtic First irri ^liii-h in»V(.-r was known injri, ri'|mi)lican iicfuro. I ho tdlicinl coinit. huw"i*l K»in Aloxandcr was clufteii hv just lwo pluraliiy.

fx. 11 I by fi«* J4rh, j:

A\ III! I n.M hi.. Xov. 1 i*'harles 11 K. ins.er. iiged .'!() ye irs. single, audi whose home was seven miles south-' west of Whitehall, was killed by a '•y." t' am here early yesterda morning.

In- lt jv. I

do.-. Ii:i:i.. W is.. X, IV. I I nie-ht' fire wiis discovered in the tw -tore building- belong-in,,-

fruille H- I'ittman

Hurt Iii

Th rai!s iuiu ra "g'lts. X.,,,, ill 'UI'l-U

Having just reiltU'il .UKI the stock of

Recently o\\ ncil would rest call and st Groceries

•nlarged

bv Brenn.in, 1

ily invite tin* public to ai c. git ,i It, ,„a 1 T'a ney

J0S

'roinut .-r.ttenuon given «U-lu'-ncs

J. LONG,

l/ist .Market Street.

Vol* WIi

SAVE MONEY

l?v hriiig.iig ytutf Watches. ••till fowt'irv to

II. L. TRASK.

I Iim Mus|.-_I!al. .lenelei jvjja.rs AVi i-» :iufti i,,r iitftnt'v ilian '1113-D'iii 'r Hi" ".ty.

DuN'T

ISatisfaction Guaranteed' 1 llUi'SlhlV, NOV.

(i l:. I'll!.

I'I.AI

DOOH TO

Fits Cured!

Krvii) v.s^,}onrriftl ef MeOietno,.

Prof. W. H. PEEKE.

W hi) uu'ik- a cJ

A'ltllVr-. tVo!. \V. I M'KKK K, i'car. N. W.

Yui ARE WEi-nOIK

I he (.ollegc street Grocer. All kinds of Staph- and Fancy Groceries at rea-otiahlc prces. Prod.ii wanted. Corner of Collegt and M'aU-r Streets.

CITY LAUNDRY.

Ali U'evk tl mri'-lniHM y. th»- ••iiy. ^uap and oan waii-r of lliv

by hand and guaranty].' ..\o Positively th'- very prie*^ o'h^- *.va?li«'j with pure I

Sllil Is 11"-s j.laiv new n..

in eoiintei-feit 'A and

S10 gold pi whieh Thomas confessed tlieyh ni made out of Babbitt UK-til1. .....

K" lyo used. It'c-ad seine

-i' I IItl?. per aii. l'la Drawei ..e I'mlfrJliirts llan.lkeit-l-.lt'is.

-|'me

Sth-I,| pail .... Ni^'lit shirt"

N''!ities

\V. S. Mot ii- Co

Green Street. Music Hall.

ORAWORDSVILLE

STEAM DYE WdliKS

l.atli. saml lient!, 11,01'. Jti 11 fr .-leaneii. 1 I a lei repaii-ftl in lirsi-.-l.-niS-lyle.

Cleaning Gentlemen's

iri^tt-am i.aoh'lry. Hiaiiih i« a i» .am i.aundrv »Mt aid I»i k»- st

IMPOIITAXT TO AM KIM CANS!

-story Malt

A- Son. The he, id ng

bm-ned rapidly nnd set fire to the Wisconsin hotel. Both ivcri. ,leboss OJ1 store luiilding. W,.(if,i insured, (in hot,.]. S ,.O(I,I tinee. .-

roved. fully insnr-

Derailed Train. IV. A special trail: met cry on the Norlh-

It 1 A 1.11. X,

for W a Idheim

''•"•ilic I was ditch." I ne ,r( rawat I,,-,-1,,,-k- yesterday rd. lie rn in ,.,-e se\eral hundred persons di-siin,.,j f, W aldheiiit cemetery to take part in the '•'•"•monies over the dead a na rch is,... •ngioe and two coaches left the

fori I a veil lie il ft ernt it in.

il- sev, -I 11 tn

a car were

of the pa

fHtaiiv

Cloth-

ing a Specialty.

l.'

""Ik "nn-anietl. eiit:,!.-, n.l unit.oit Ain.-r-

nice !111'r-'oriH-r ot

HERMAN IMHOFF

At lN new steitin and

hand laundry you ,-,ui get good. hoiK-st work dotie at reasonable, prices Noiio bet Ainerican work-i men employed and ali work guar-! anteed 11 money received lot work is spent at home and dot not go to any foreign country. Noj '•heaj) prices and poor work. Ms--eryotie rt at111 iilike I'rv us once.!

West 1 'ike street.

bhees Cor. (i reen and Pike Sts., Fiist Market Street.

w. p., GOSNELL

To the rarmerp: Go to Hale's for the best b"i and 2o cent meal in the citv.

tf.

Keep our blood pure and healthy

and on will not have rheunifitism. Hoods Sarsajiarilia gives the blood vitality and richness,

Hninker's

Carmimttive IJalpiini, the great stom ach and bowel Kemedy. is still working wonders. I-orsttle bv all druggists.

Sweet and sour witi"s anything you want at Hie Clipp»,-.

DOCTOR

MAGNETIC

L^V^jSrW( KON And SPKCIALlyji

hi the treatment or

CHITOXIC DISEASES!

I lair f»'«MU UJ»» ..t ml: i.ouiJuu. Kntriaiul ami Hcrl'n, tifiinaiiy.

Con3ultation and examination Given in Every Case.

:-c

-I visit raw!

kYiiiniiiu-

Paid about

EPILEPSY FIR:.

h.'i- dwu^'t iifiiitul .-iiiii uiv.j more iluiu any living Hiy-ichn: !ii-* succ»-s it-tou-i-iinic. Wo havo hear-! c-V *".%**» /f tw»-niy yeatv cur-.M by him. H*? publisho* a vnloaI'ln workon this with a 't'OJtit- ul his uso,ut'! cmy. Jreti tn anv .Mii|« r«,r '.vno may sru-I th».»ir 1\ (. anil Kxpt^s

ii i-:-

o.isHERMAiX

HOUSE.

very lour weeks. I.in .. need ln

DR. CARIM

As he is we!, known in Amerkn us well as in K'iro]ii' tie treats all I lironic Diseases. stii'li as Throat. Nose. Lutij:. Stoinacli

Ki'lney and ltladl«r -.•oinplaintK

S500 Forfeit:— ui-.'vuy or hrcriit- JiniiL'^Htion uu**ti)at)Mi. «*.*i*iTifr ii^rvouhiit'ijs aiul jialpitatioit tbe UnarT ujmh th«* lUM'tor '•ainvt

trifrut h' km: '•niiou from

('ancei' Cur^J wtth'-ut «n»" iM.'iiM''*' l*If11

Kpiie|»s\ Piles

a cure lo

O!' ti:. •••.nvl 111 a -liort- 11:t..

cur pfi

VMIIJ'-UI

roc

When looking tor Fi ones tu examine carried]))-

stca

R. E. Atkinson.

Unii'o or

ill H.I'l'll

rom

h«* lo -:or an

greater

nu!nh*»ro!' i-atarrM ''ases cureO

than any ull.'T physioian liviuur. 1I.SKASKS of WOMKN Lailio.-liti'i hint a great friend, nnl j-p^ak prai^o^of Tho huctor after being tn»attiJ i-y iiim. ll KASI*S 411-" JO*. AI! jirivato dis-»-UM-S ot men .*urcd, U-*h .»f the orror.•t youth, nfi'l that

r-inl»ir

them \itnU

for marriauo?. Tlio Ii KATKST »r A t.l, I KTs i'oworol •lt i^no?«!nLr What is it ami h,,w «),»-•?. y,.. jt. .po'stioj]^ whi-'h :v buu-ilr«*-iot tou-ftiltation l-.

It coming, the time oi year now to remind the people what will be to t.'ieii' interest. l)oirt forget

Hiving

1 -till

Hides.

And other products my lino, I am into it deeper th'an ever, and always pay more than anybody in the county.

Anybody having dead animals will not 11y me and liu will lie removed short no,ice.

JOS. GOLDBERG.

flPERHElD3lEClt

PLUG TOBACCO

FLAVOR

es Consumer5 of chewing tobacco who are willing to pay a iiUle more tlian the price charged for the ordinary trade tobaccos, will find this brand superior to all others -1

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

the Rev. Matt Campbell, colored, of Madison county, Kentucky, has preached to one congregation since 1 S-l2 ami baptized persons.

I- or age

liq uors.

purity try the Clipper

When India rubber was tirst introduced into London suiuh pieces used as erasers s.mi for i."i cents a cubic inch.