Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 February 1895 — Page 8

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MOUNT OLIVET.

tnents will be sold.,...-.lie

tarmiiiL'.

Tiiesday.

Jings Friday.

Grand Net Cost Sale

Mrs Herbert Trash spent last Sunday

with her parents near I 'at iingtoii.

Master .John Itemlev did someUaumg

in this neighborhood .abt Monday.

•There is a great scarcity of watei both

for stock and house n«e in this neigh

bor tiood.

Wallace Willi has rented the Austin farm and is busy moving his farm

implements to that place.

W.ll.'L'rasU returned to' Minnesota

City. Minn,, last Saturday after a

month's visit with homo folks.

The fox d^ive that was to have. t.iKen

•place last Friday has been postponed

until next Thursday on account of! the

cold weather

.Joseph I raslt. of Mount Olivet, will pell at public auction on 1 hurBdaj, 1' eb.

VJfi, all his personal piopertv. Ilus will

be a good chance to r-ecurc some line Jersey cows and hellers. Also some

good hogs, farm machinery

M'Clure & Graham's. 3

is no Clearance Sale to soil you old stuff jou kwt'i want, but absolutely an unconditional Net Kirsi Cost Sale in which you have your choice of anything in our line of

Dry Goods, Millinery, Merchant

Tailoring, Cloaks, Carpets

And everything lor personal and household use*. Ji is entirely unnecessary to quote prices, as we have thrown our F.ntire Stock open at positive cost and the crowds that daily throng our store sufficiently attest the merit and popularity of our Grand Net Cost Sale and compel our competitors to marvel at our success.

The serret is: We never advertise -'Cost Sale" until we mean to sell at cost. The people know it and come to the old Trade Palace.to- profit !jy. it. Sale

tinuos a few more (lav*

Tin re &-Graham.

ts guing to.nu.it

KIRRPATRICK.

butcnv.red live, hog

Alon/.o Sting!

load of

Mr. Arciicv S I E IA O cai

is. McI 'anieI. .of-1his plai:e

volfax Sunday.

head of hogs. Ih'irsday.

id v-hvi

.1 W. Kirkpalriek sua!

ii'oige Anderson and wife ^pentSiiu

day wilh Aaron i^lile and family.

Dr. Drown was died to see the lit

th* daughter of Aaron Miller Sunday.

Mi I- I. l'.rown is still acting at-

.'•Kuperinte.ndenl of the Sunday School.

There wa^ no school I hui.*day iind

Friday on account of the cold weather.

Marlin Cunningham, of Convene S it his sister from Saturday until Mon

day.

Several pe. pie are wondering whethei they will i|cai fel b-aven like they do

on this earth. ....-• .) p. W has the only scheme fni

feeding catth). .He warms tho water

eveiy uiornini^. •J. W. Kirkpatriek and Mr. Shobe, ol

this place was Craw tordsvi le Satui

day on business.

O. A. Nay while walking ilownj the

railroad to tin* switch light found a frog with his back broke which slopped

the trains for awhile Sunday.

A party of young men slaiied from

here to C- awfordsville but got. as far

an l/mdcn and had to walk ba k.

Mr. O I'.aum A Co. shipped abov.t

sixty thourand husnels of corn in twi nt\ flays. There is not a town willnu

twenty miles of us. who can beat it ac

cording to the number ol inhabitants.

ROMNEY.

Dr. Pyke 'IR convalescent.

John Oglosby is quite sick

Cat Crouch ie still on the sick fist.

The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrp. John Siniison. on •Wednesday afternoon at :I o'clock. On account of the severe cold there was

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ant time was "nan.

Hit! Usler has moved to JL-afdyeU

in Virginia.

Dr. Pyke has a very sick son. It is

supposed to be meaale^.

'1 he funeral of little Seootie l.aytoh

was well attended Sunday.

Little l.i/.i Livingston has been been ijuite sick, but is slowly improving.

o. I', i-'.vans ha a very severe stroke of paralysis iast week, but is

getting belter.

im.l uuple

eight additions to the church. May

lod revive tho people of Uomney!

Miss -Nannie Learning and .Mr. Sam

Maieberrv were quietly married on Val

entine day. at the home of the bride.

May their lives la strewn with (lowers' bright: and gay.

Little Scoot i«? Lay ton was born Jan::0. IB1.,1'2. to Mr. and Mrs. Crant Lay ton,,

of Romney. Ilis death occurred l-'eb

,Mh. 180"). at th" home of Mr. and .Mrs. Ale\- Switzer, near Linden. Alb-r a few

week^of snlVering .vith measles lie gently passed away. ..-

llomney has two churches, one school

house, four grocery stores, forty five*

residences, two blacksmith shops, one wagon shop, one shoe shop, three physi

cians, two ministers, one butcher shop,

one baibcr shop, one saloon, two-ehool

teachi'iot.e hotel and one feed stable, We.M I ifimm.y iias one elevator.

depot, one grocery and six dwellings. ..-4

'KINGSLY'S CHAPEI,

The more snow

!he more sleigh rides,

I liiHti-r Klni"i

belter, at this writ

JeSM! Ol 11 luH letlllll'Hl hfuile stay-.

Flul (. a-ti-i IS engagLd III tile altie biisinet-s.

•Jack Wanl killed a beef last Saturday veiling.

F.liuer Shavei is going tu sehnyl jh CrawforiKvilie.

Rev. I li'imev- Ii I lei 1 his regular appi,!ij' nieiit at this ])hj:e'liisl Sunihiy.--

I larirv \Vo, dy vi«ii..,| at Seth (.'I O W der's iast Sat unlay and Sunday

Ih-v. Ilo.ve Pickering is holding ii re

vival meeting at Wesley.'this week.

Sllppei at t!,( ,.,

claims are about 21 years old, and have now lost their jaw teeth, and they can't oat anything but mush and milk.

Several of our boys had to go to Rook-

ville, last week, to attend the Sexton murder trial.

Or. Marshal! says that this placo at

tracts his attention a good deal of late. We wonder why?

WINGATE.

Health good.

Horn to John Saintclair ami wife, a

line twelve piunil boy.

Tho protracted meeting closed with forty-seven additions to tho church.

Dan Curtis bought 80 acrei of land of

Martha Coone for which he paid $15 an

acre.

Mr. Short Horse, w,? would like to know if the last man you hit is a living yet. Now don't get out of your buots

before you tl ink-

Peter Cross, who purchased the stock in the Golden Rule house, hag given it a

town was laid out by Chris. Heaver.

I Aaron (iilkey is the oldeBt settler now I'

Mn the town. We have two

hou=e. and

:N, li. ilught^ is yrecliiig an

is barn.

IVout his wiote

ifas

hot a very large attendance, but a

li?

Tho measles are a!) the rage at

place.

Joe. Newton moved to his stock farm Monday, vi

ioe Miller has returned from a visit

South Raub school house burned down '1 hursday.

Mr. Ashley and viaughter. ,are nuu-.

bered with the sick.

for

auk" Titus is, .working

Literary W S well attended at I E I

town Tuesday uight.

Clyili

Morris is t-penviiUvt "few uaB

iiere witli relatives.

Roy Trout is attetuitni: school at

Hanover thiR winter.

A. l'eebh-s our pregm-cator pre-

diets a big sugar run.

D. K. Elmore has erected, large

amount of slat lonc'ng. I

amcaint of clearing for W Kiniler.

said to be ferer-*.

Friday or last week when tlie ther

mometer was "J'J degrees below zero, the

the Shoemaker school hoo.su' came near burning down.

The protracted inuetim at. the M. F. church is still in progress with twenty-

Kev. (J rimes preached to a large crowd 1

Sunday evening at Jyingsley's Chape.i,.

Absalom El-oore is feeding tiie tinest

bunch of c»tt of any man on the

flidge. Let ali that can, give something to th-' c'imuiittee for the Nebraska niif-

Hannibal Finch is acting as agent, foi

Empire Metal Wheel CumjnHy. of

Quincy. 111.

'J In-tlround 1 lot.' saw his shadow

Moving has began and', from now un

til tlie last of March you cau see people

changing about.

Gas is the talk at present aii'iong soii

of our citizens who have come to '.he

conclusion that it is about the stutV. |j

:V I'hns O Connor, one of Pumpkin

Tiutges intellectual yo.ng men. con-1

templates placing his name .on the,mat riu'onial list.

'Miss ^iirinie Marshall, cur schcol

teacher: is giving entire satisfacliou in her line of work this winter. The

patron* «ill want her back- next sea

son. NMUvithstaridihg th intenf "t:61rl

•,\e,ith-'r a large crowd attended the

oyKte'r-.supper at this place IHP! Wed-

.nesuay nignt. f'roceeds to the amount Of J7.00 was taken in which ,w.,iil ic-

Hpent for Heading Circle IJt'iokt!.. 5^

..op*

O The report that II Trout had stni,-k

a flowing well was true, hut after three rcpm-i i.iays ilowing the well suddenly ceased

flowing and now it has been sank Ilio

feet more and no water has been struck. Stun, 1JI I,)B.. of ('rawford'

ville are drilling'the well and owing to

the intense coal they had to?,hut down

an ti! the weather becomes

down on

1 0 0

house

last Wednesday night-was a fiticce-'

Muster Klmore, savs Hmt hV is afraill

thai his line niiire, Mollie, will go blind.

Dr. Joe Shannon savs there in a "reat

deal of siekncKP around over the countrv'

'J'hiH neighborhood guve a liberal do

nation to the Nebraska sullen.rs. last week.

I). F. I^imore hus some sheep that |j,

copied at lie, time.

Our old piophe.K pionounee tlie •viator the coldest for over L'O ve^rs.

moderated.

SHORT HORSE.

air occt niiiic

11 ejy, A

barn on the Stile farm burnt a Wednesday.. It was.not oc-

A hlrg

1 "II the people.:.-(lown thar at t'ra vforusvilie to hollar ail they're-ainind fi

about t-iiaf dad-iilasled natiiral gai=, bnt

WB .,nave ad the. )ii(.» and tire water ,y,,

can kin use We air burnin fen-.-e railin

at Ue presenthtini 1 good old kunl ry corn coll-'.

Katie Swaiee.r,, hud a large mol" cut

out of the--small-of.her back, the fore

par of the e,eel Iiy Doc liyan. Kate

hated to loose the pet hut had to on account' of pushin all the cane out. of

chair backs. She intciuis iiavin a lid

put on the hole it left and keep her

jewelry in it at nights, Kittie is a right pert giri tirst tiling you all know.

That empty headed Zulu thev call

Harry Rhodes, who hanga out at l\its.

Hum's Ilorv, got the stnllin kicked oir

of h1111 ,\londay bv Papa !-a!ey. Uhodi

fnj11eit to call on Fa's darter and wa-

atte

promptly shown out. He W S arrested

at Ladoga t-omotiuu! ago for being isoi

on the public utroetH. Oh, von henhoaded, freakish, Rlobberish, infernal:

Tho road commissioner has not been

a doin bin biiBinuKH of late, and wo are

thinkin some of given liiui the iiiiltcri.

Our roads air so dog-goned bad that we

kin hardly Hiirmuunl thi'tn. lliley Barnes, of your place, was out uight

afore last and couldn't git homo in his

buggy until the follerin day. Sonicthing must be did at onct about this

matter.

To Harry 1j. Rhodes, the soft-headed

I cur of Possum's Glory: 1 see where I you lime excepted my challenge fur a

duel, and also set th.e date Now.

Rhode*, the truth ov the matter is this. 1 don't think you'"e got any bruins. 1

will meet JOII on the morning of April

the forth, IS'X). at .he Cruw fordsviiie Fair Oround, at o'clock, ami wdi light

you with 3S caiibur Smith A Weston re

volver. will also agree to pas a peace

of white paper over my heart as a target

thorough cleaning and is selling goods fur your cowardly ain:. I have chaoscd

at rock bot om prices. as my seconds Mister Frank Taylor and

This town is 70 years old. and was first Mister William Coddingtoi:. ••dsoeug-

cailed I'leaeant Hill and remained so till 'I

1 0

1S8-1. anil then its name was changed to Oovv. you whim peri'j ecallav. ,,g. ."-peak Whitlock in 18y0. The name, Wingate. 1 your will onct fur all. am! dose that

was given within the hist few years. nasty mouth of journ. You me «u

We have four grocery stores, two dry S agointuif 1 a.uat rob

name of A. Keller refeit

wife fr.-

goods stores, one bakery, one saloon, two I blacksmith shops, one livery stable, one ".-ill I poultry house, and a good elevator. The

and children of tli-ir dathiy,

wither with tho bloomin

.i time tiowers. and your soul

1 8

''-'Ut-nness. This

W I

... -j referee iinu onine vour s^conos.

churches,

one ^»ar*V:ier ?hop. om* irne?F Fhoj\ two

mcbcr „i„,„P. "'"-01 TA LK: '0F PENSIONS.

PUMPKIN KIDGE. LIVELY DEBATE IN THE HOUSE ESTiiFJDA Y.

ndditi

tuyi/U. Ivvcept the

AL M*»U

.Alli'SPrt Oastinjt of fri tho t:-,U!-ie 1'rofill Sill

1 ri't/ i'oinftEc

Carp Crowder is the owner o* a -Uigh i-s],onsii)i!'ny £or \lischurji1nK hich is of the latest improvement. diet derks and we-e -tt-ying which

'i'inave l'"nUenwider is \loing a !arg

siL\ I it I N I I I I I I A

II I

riior-ijl f» VyU-h-iis pOrlUHt'i

a mapority as alnst It.

•n

racllic Mill io ti': j-,ei)oi'icii

We si ii teni iKieb. -MiJ.—r-The h»uw terday re^unn'il consideration of legislative, -judicial and executive liropriate.in !n!!.. Mr. 'l'ickler r.) oKerad as ii stitule for tiie provision fit the t'Ui vi-h'.i.ini( to vni- workinir force. of the jjensioii othce. T'ne .substitute proposal the san'K torce. of otiiccrs and clerks ai «i» pte.^'nt instead of tin dueed f'i'ee T-epnrvI--1 hy I he appropriation. -Mr. J'LeUler said the executive ulhomies were afraid to assiofie the .id sot- I unload the respOjMib.Uity on .. f.:ot^ress. This in'ou^ht oil a warm debate, conducted

the

In a 'half humorous, half si-rious vein and in whi. b. every memtK-r par licipaU-d.

V\ nen t!ie VeVc /wUA'i]'taki'lV-?"fui Mr, Vickler'si- -ut::iii ute jt,^'.-wiisr-.'il'efi.-a t• to j.:..

When tlie bill NVi.s reported back lo tin holism the contest was resumed against the provision for annual clerks to eongress. Mr. Dti'ckei'j pointed out that the annual,.elu$Ak'vi?oiihi..cost I 000 before. th« le-xt uii,m--'ss actually assembled I Th" iot( nsity- iVf

the "2nd. Hence we will have six week more winter.

e.eling'.^

li.roij^ei.l hy

the struggle bi\)Ufc'ht out- many humnrIons incidents. Mr. Doekery iinaliy cut ou off the lively debate hy moving liio previous question, which v.as ordered. A yea and nay vote was then taken, on I he amendment', for the annual clerks, and it was defeatcd- -yea.:- OS. nays Hi. Most of the republicans voted foi' the clerks ami Ihe scratt The h-gis-. lative appropriation lull was then possed without division no I house, a

In- itlomliir

Ultlnm! Ai i'' l». 1'

•I »o».i, Ill

n\ Mr. f"ullom

K1LLS HIMSELF IN

radi' .-tud tu asK-

inn I' rti1-! tiotr to i. -oi,.,-l pa 1. 010 ll uin -bin road u_in .. f.rot11 ti ao: v.'i'i

and

Ml I E E O 1. fiom llli com I an te" olt vpri vnet-as 'Hud lr-i: tioii« the ^oliii ii pi ,,iii,,jfr foi .lection i.l 11 111.1. l\\ 'ill eft Mi" o| 1 }|. people

Mi. ,i,.iiii-j. idem uli) r-pon-'d lie llli nt tee

bill'-iuii.pted by the nn.im-e foi unlimited-coinage of si bill

.il 1. tO the )ll .!-.

•Mi \e-,l, 1 ruin Use'jUtHliee c, i.-d a -joint I'eHoiiitloil the inn' for cnllecime' the in and uwked fi.r its immedialc .• lion, but: ob.ieclion was lnaof resolution ,\-en' ov.-r

The

•lull lending '.ie ta\ ldet.ithe

Ali. I 'en called up-his-re!- .! Mtib'iiife I ,i.- Jiidn ii,v, i-innil'!!111n )el I hi.-. 1 i-M,|utu.,|j ,vlni:iliirinic'• O O Ufcahl.y ol. toe |-e,,ent boilll IKKlleM resolution wnt to I lie ca lend:

1 li

All. Klackbiiru moved in idlce ii| postfilliee aiipiiiprifiCLon- bill. :.!ind Allen.-, took the floor.-'-but'---yleMefJ Stew in to ui-fuy- th. l.x-i sat tie- l'ie5.jdenl ou 1 ue:curiv.m

I he Mr. Air. of

Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report

II A tY A 11 AN AMKNKMliN I

Strojiff Oppesltlon in ll»! Mount P.'rnltuiKIT4 Ill

SHOT DOWN BY TRAMPS.

Iiu uior titif !k nf j'inon:* 1 a Ifis lvvu

,•1 r. Si.-wrui de-.-laiefl Ih" :id'rine-t r-i-tion i.nl I. fu -.-d lo caiTV out 1 lie law", and on houid l.i th. ,i i,,.n s() ly and diMi nni'H uh, .aiielatf ^h^l!dd ib he liov, fi ,\n) :i l::n 1:': -I irai tJ 1.i ltle.d-.. ific :,,1

-.ij!i,aui'.dv t.!i.c

ijf'iivr-r. Cole., Keh. 1-1—A speeiui ji f.'eee'.ili.-an from I'lioenix, Ariz.

the savs: I'"i/tnk -Smith prosperous fnrmer, was murdered at midni?-lit at his own do."* lie and his v.if" ware aromcd hy I wo men enlei in^- their luf.iu Sini'li inmpeii up. sraspert a li.ui .iii'l had driven the burylair. to the poi eh, wleu ian-, of iheni drew a r-» \olvt-i and lired. The bullet pcie-tru-a a I ten I-'.:rl. A. .ioiHisiMi :.-:nd Tommy McI 'ona lo. rii ee under a ri.esI, •-ie p' t- I vi'iine.^V

IRES or A DAY.

Mil ll fsiei II n^- I il-IIK l.wc. 1 00,000,

.Mev,l\ t.!T\l-l I'll 11 1 II- it r.l lire. Ihitlalo. N lb 1'|'|,e i'oiirstory bnci I ll in to 10 Lock slreet, o, upn liy .i jinnib-i- ot nuimifacturius: brins. was suited by Ide .vesti-ide y. Till: total kiss will reach $100,000, luoslly co\ ei ed bv insui ance.

1 1

til®

rife

I.oks-

!CSt Hill,

.J tj.] 1 nX^Wl' If 8.11(1 lU

tn.n fraud in A latiama. Se ,. iors Morgan ,111(1 f'n: li 11 .1 tested naima th" (hari es of the senator. De-,--n--,f:i.m of the nostoilic('.. .!pjir..'pnai.iii.i bill was thin lesnu.i d. Air. •handle. taking away the limit lixed |-,v.Ja the amount .that can be bonipanii,-s and allowing- the general lo lo as tie pleased.

U, |N V, lib l'j —'I he

opera, horn ,aut.l .,' -U'cs'-i it block, hi

which ,\\. Ti •j-juf.-i C. II. d'ollel-'y .|, store were h.V.-a weie in ,ii.,ved.

I Y. tel da ,•

A Rfd-'t'PulnMKriiv- div (.'lift' Indian i"wv:ii.ei in -cousin the wreck and v.as iiiiswil, aft'-r v.hi- Mr .Ml.-. ,-e- found to

sumed his j.f CI

upon

id railroad,pOStUKlslO!"

Air. i.iorma.il rcnundeil lie' senator that tin' iolal amount of the appropriation was limited »o a -eriain tignii-

Earlier in the al'ternoon Air. ['aimer olitriini'd unaninious conseni to eoii sll(,r pension hills el o'eloek, and lids hous having- arrived that ordei- was tak« up arid several pension bills' pus.sed. .After an iltive se.ssiou the •-nat»' adjourned.

Powder

ABSOLUTELY PURE

Tuesday, February 1 th•--Uncle

birthday.

Most of the township CII O OIH within tlie ensuing live W

Washington. Feb. lit.—The appropri.ttion for a Hawaiian cable, which wan added to tlie diplomatic anil consular apuropriallon bill l-.v the pena.ic. I'llrnbitie* material for an inlerestint: con-trover-y between tln two lio .:-.-s. 'i'ho Hawaiian policy of the house drie* not include Hie I-lawaiian cable in it-.-" -re"d —at any rate the Hawaiian policy of I the democratic majority of the .house, pocketliook, it having I *n found If' There will he a stron- oppoKiti-m in the which she at, house to the expenditu.-e of a half million upon the purvey and U.v prdimin- wo hundred pairs of mens $.)(( ary work, both on the ii -nt ral principle KIIOCH for ^'.!.U0. All new. You will lia\. of objection to government a hi to ,-nter- window. The C.iui.d prises of this character and :«*).'fit:,

the depleted condition of the treasury, The regular communion feast will Lt Chairman McCreary of the conimittitj

there was no way out of the diineuKy I Bob sied paitii hate bs.en n'^.'i' save the dlsehargo of the jury and a furioiiii during the week, and mt iiy v°Tnew trial. The case will he calk-d igaln .„

I Gros.-cuiJ and then broke in a mass for tiie defendants and their counsel. For half an hour Kui :ne V. Dees h-ld nil improviseol levi'e with the jurors.

John Harringan in the latest aildit^'

to the Montgomery County Bar.

Mrs. James Shannon died at

ing.

(if

on foreign affairs staled plainly his ohjeetlon'i to tlio cable project in a recent speech, and the keynote ilv- |einocratic jioliey on Hawaiian maileis lias always been uttered hy th." chairman of the committee. The cable item will command the support of the republicans, but there is every probability

Chice.g-o, Feb. Nearly three

next -May. been sacriticcd «n betiaif »f the !•».«« The Olite.ojiit: was particularly untortunate for President l.iehs and his asne following p-_ sociates. a.s a dramatii (r.-p S. the announcement tif the decision of th? court fully demonstrated. An uuquit1 tal at the hiinds of the jury surely would have followed had not Mr. Cue's illness intervened to defeat the trial, 'Phis was made apparent when the jury 1 us discharged. K.ieh of them hurried forward to shake the hand of Judge

CHURCH.

li«ht ii ri I'UI MI Out in ll)% Wifn'K 1 la/a-Iton, i'a... .Fell. 1. of Audenrii'd ciuinnittod suicide tcrday. I le 'recently brought his *nd children from the old country, hits bieii out of work ever sine-.

Shfintv His I.iff I'rv-UMire. —Louis l'ockso yeswife and

Ves-

terday h" invited ins wife to'accompany him to St. ]\i ii creek- Catholic church. Together i.hey liowed before the a.ltur. The husiiand iirose and push."--\v i.lkeil to tile iio..r, leaving his

her kneos. The 1st tier v. as suddenly startled by a pistol shot. Tunning she saw her husband ar. the floor with blood streaming fiorvi a .wound in his head. The woman rushed toward him but before she rea( hed him th'- second shot was in-eil ar.d he f.-il dead in her arms. |. V- 'V

score of l'_! to ii.

.liii'R linn store ,t nd S'l.ioda and cl.ol.lilng .' t. A ex: 1.11 I a Ba y, y.-.-'. -r-l.-f y.

not veii'.

lil S:i(, I 1111 l.v ii 11, er. Ht. l/ouis. Alo.. I'elj. —l''.iurteen yeai -.a-,..i the-st^funboa-t .JaineK Howard eituyht riri^ifr.t. ,thefind «.f olive si it aiei Mink, iir the river, '•a.rryim.r n. a. safe, winch at the ,«va!V "mailt vc.luahles. aniwirifii^': to

i, .lo.-^.j.ii K. Jubin. .a •r e.nd wrecker locateif found the .safe. II. was. tarn a, -larye quantity 'of

coin, which had ucen ,m«'lt'''d by U-,'. heat oi tlie liie, and also a 'o|d ivalcii, with tlc name of/Luna, I'etei-s Oil the ise.

•imra

n.n i'r» ll

..-Clllllou .[^"b. i! I „'t I'lCIISter mills issued noviee in evei-ysdeijai-t-llieill hlSt -.,h H)U ll'-i Ji-i* ,,,,( j,, waWhich .v.,II alfeei in liie v:.'-iii:Iy of :^t00o ni'-n and women. The w'eavfits, of whom there are orobahly l.ooi). ar," cut cents a piece. Other'departments are similarly affected. onie workmen suffering jier cent. cuts. 'Phet Keiif'i-al talk of a strik".

City property for sale.

Co., US W. Main St.

Ikt

re*

dence in Darlington on Tuesday i.V

Miss Willie Lee has recovered fat*

obseived at the First Presbjti':

church on one week from tumurro?

morning l-'eb. 'J-lth.

General Lew Wallace, tho authors

"Hit! Hur,"' will lecture in the Oiieiinrr

the evenings of February'22 and'J

Cincinnati Emjuiror.

I Music Hail orchestra furnisher!

DEES CASE GOES OVER. S day nigiit About two hundred ji'-ij-nn:

Inry iml Trial to Ho Iti-^nn were in attendance.

A pa tn Next flfuy. Howard Caley bought the W. fi, Hat-

weeks and witnesses eatno to naught tonlyht when the eleven jurors in the Delis conspiracy trial were dis- I charged from further consideration of the case. As was feared, a mistrial resuited through the illness of Jtiror Coe. tiionic chili, of New oik. suJudge Orosscup and counsel for the frov- fended aim highh a\ii itciatfo eminent were convinced all alon^ that

.s.

for the P. O. H. of A., slag toei.il.

1 liur-

low residence on south ireen strcetthii

work of court, counsel jury jil reuiove into it in a f« week unci

days. Amount paid SI.100

The concert given at the

on Wednesday evening

i\ thf

t'fjiihar

«'eil at

well as clear niusical voices' U&v-

past. Hue.

•it clt.i

A iuasiiie ball was given in the club room last evening by thi

nicinbei'H, It was a most eu.u)"l

affair unci atlouled greal iiiiiuscii.ri-'.

all present. ,[

Come i|inck. Vic have two liUi.dP

pairs ol women's drese shoes that will sell for Sl-'i"). former prices

sSi.OO, $2.r,U ami d. All. n*-w

windfiw. Thetirand.

heginning with Suutlav I ht. Ihi .i

lire bell will strike three, hours each .e

as follows: Seven clock, a. in.: new

and six o'clock the evening. he

hen you hear it don't, "git skeered.

Several new names were added to. ,.' SL bsciiption list again this week. lit

I wili drop in a t\.w at a time, the i.r-

VIKW is not i.leatl vet by any ntea!-

Far from it. Wi continue "in ti-

See'.'

Wife op,

An exciting game of Idisket, i'lill

waged be'wei-n the City and C'oiii

tcTimt at ihe^Af-Pocialion gy mnasiuiu

Monday evening which resulted in

victory for the business men steam 1

I ir. Chester Urn on renmvid

i'ibroifl tumor from a hoi en owmd

a a a iv in

icily on Salniday last. It wae a

piece of surgery and speaks well Button's ability in that line.

A ['car load of provisions was II

week shipped the Nebraska sullen

Donations fr in the outer town?!.-

were (jiiite satisfactory, Crawfon

ville hers-cif lias full hands in lock

aflt In own needy oc.i and die

little for her foieign sister.

At tl.eC

ipj er

y'ou .may

and cjgiiis

I of fi 1 i-

sire in the wav

jrekc nH'iii. to

tve n.

you art: tlcsitotis ct s,'i

ing ti

Your hoti.^chinil maitls

J. k. P. Till S

The. N

•jrccti street

mail,.

rtul

jce him aiui

S|iccml 1-cbl'l

I'lir

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ale

now on,.

WHEN YOU TRAVEL BUY A

(Jooii t) ver Follow in KO CIH

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k. r.,

Anil a number ol ntlu liMtliiig,!*'?-:

wav lines.| I'Vu lull -pai tienb.iv it-

gan.ing rates, ionics ami

call fn

C. A. Miller.i tf

t-'-h

L. A. CLARK.

Agent. CraWIO HKN ille.