Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 September 1874 — Page 7
jSaturdan toning Journal
OUlt NEIGHBORS.
—A 1 ("red Cress—"u nam vi 1 lc —bu miw—(inger.
There are 132 school houses in Putnam county. Z. Hunt's baby took the fir.«t premium at the Logansport fair. —Tliorntown Cyrus has been oexhibition at the Clinton county fair. —The last census taken shows that tin*re are at present only -15 dogs in Colfax. —A soldiers' reunion and picnic is announced to be held in Greencastlc on Friday, Oct. 9.
An Attica merchant was startled die other day by the discovery of a snake among his dry goods. —I no. McCall, who lives on Fox Itidgi1, near (Jreencastle, has been judged insane and unsafe to be at large. —Over twenty-six hundred stock hogs have been purchased in the grasshopper country of Missouri and Kansas, by citi/.ens of Newport, dum# the last two weeks.
—Thovpav lady teachers in the pri-
Murglars blew open the safe of Samuel Landon in Attica last week, but the noise awakened parties sleeping near by, and they were oblige! to leave without! the contents, which were $130.
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:.he
About two wei^ksago Edward Brown, ,n,sn(.. i- uione\ about the premises, saving he )f hugene, was relieved of two hundred -.i .•
'"v,l-v
shop for sale keeping.-Aewpon iMma-
township, cjuiirht fire a few days since
and burned down. The building was
privilege. fellow walked aijuarter of a mile after be I he fair of Parke county has been was shot, when they came' to Jackson held at Annapolis hitherto. An earnest Hogue, a neighbor, who carried the movement is now started to change it wounded boy home. This was the first to Koekville, the county seat. The hunt the brothers ever made together, alternative is to do that or let the fair -—On Friday, the lltli inst., Zopliar die out. This year il amounted to little Tyler, of Warren county, met with an more than a gamblers' festival. accident which threatens to be fatal. He
A man by the name of Daniel Sloan,
-La'-t week three parties from Attiea, I
names not known, were captured by detective Cunningham' and his deputies in the vicinity of Williamsport, and tak-
en to Attica for trial. They had stolen ome shirts and clothing from parties in Attica and wore making their escape when captured.
—David Gooeh, colored, tried for •tciiling clothing front Albert Wise, near Reno, was sentenced to two years imprisonment in the penitentiary, fined $1 and disfranchised for five years. Henry '•ill and Alonzo Osborne, for stealing hum Wni. Simmons, near Plainfield, revived th Ihnrillf I'niijiu'
Charles Brown, a young desperado at Montieello, attacked with a knife Peter Fox, formerly of this city, but now keeping a saloon at the latter place, last I'veiiing. Fox was cut in the hand "lit not. very seriously. Brown has 'lusted. Brown's desire for more whisky, jind Fox's refusal to sell, led to the af-
,r:ly•—
Logannjiort Pharo*.
—One day last week in La Fayette a f'lflian insulted one of the daughters of 'diaries Kurtz, at the family residence
Fourth street. The young lady, with true grit, broke a board over his ''''••id. She then informed her brother, 0|uig Billy Kurtz, who hunted the fcl'llv »ji and administered to him a well ''e^ervtid threshing, in addition to which
110
Oscortwl
kept the only saloon in Williamsport, and it was discontinued at the last sitting of the County Hoard. —Thursday night a burglar "went through" the residence of Thomas Merlatt, Esq., and relieved Julius Adler (a cousin of Mrs. Merlatt's, who was visiting here at the time), of forty dollars of good and lawful money of the''best government the world ever saw." The thief got into Mr. A tiler's sleeping apartment'through the window, and obtained the shecktls by rifling the sleeper's pants, and then threw them into the yard where they were found next morning. Nothing else missing about the premises.— Covington Friend.
Hob McOord had an unusual run of bad luck last week. On Wednesday a $600 horse died at his present home in Prairie township, and on Thursday night the large frame dwelling on his old farm place in Adams township is entirely destroyed by fire. The occupants of the house had gone to bed, and were awakened bv the roof tumbling. (It seems they slept below, and the lire started in an upper story, on account if a broken stove.) Only one bed was saved. One boy was routed without a stitch but his shirt. A daughter of Mr. Kahaul lost her entire wardrobe—just purchased anil made up from the savings of a hard Summer's work.—Attica Lalger.
A gentleman named Ward, living
on ,e
uarv schools of Putnam county more ,y,estcnl.!l/
pwday than they do srontlemen, the a\-i Hnkcr with first having sv ndled him out of a considerable sum oi money—he having went his security for a threshing
enure being $2 IS, while that of the latter is only $'2.12. Proceedings have been instituted against the Board of Commissioners o1 Fountain county by a number of the (•(unity's heaviest tax payers, in the matter of the jail contract*.
w'as
living in l'erry township, Boone county, Williamsport, and, drunk and excited, was taking his family in a wagon by a was riding his horse at a fearfully reeksaw mill, when the horses took fright ^css S'1'1, when the animal fell, and the at the mill and ran away, throwing Mr. rider was thrown violently to the ground. •Sloan out. The fall was fatal he lived till 0 in Jordan and Capt. Sylvester, who Monday. His sufferings were severe. had just noticed the man, and expressed
Wildcat, we believe, was in the
,wokin lor :l
runaway
daughter. He accuses a man named
machine and other fanning implements -and then running away with his daughter Mary, a girl about sixteen years of age, and marry ig her here Inst Saturday morning against his will and wishes. Mr. Ward has already taken .steps to punish the individual who made the allidavit by which the license was procured, and will not rest until Baker is found and also punished.—La Fayette Journal. _—Last Friday, during the funeral''sei'vices of Mr. John Foster, a stranger etitered the house, and
I N a it A a
.iiid eighty-live dollars, winch wasseeret- -,vas the only one present at the time,
!,!ld
7Wr
the sneak doubtlessly had calculated
on just suell an
bu.\
doubt
CiLs 1
r,l,ca'
new and cost. $750. It was insured for: —On Thursday last two sons of Mor-*'•00.—-V:riort Ilooxier State. gan Jones, of Warren county, were out Hie I.a Fayette Courier says that .hunting, when one of them was fatally about fifty students have been examined shot. They were ascending a hill, when for admission to the different classes in one of the brothers reached his gun to l'urdtif I.diversity. Work will begin the other, muzzle first, to help pull him :n earnest the tirst of this week, when all up. The hammer caught in some way, members of the faculty will be at their an:l the piece was discharged, the ball posts. entering the abdomen of the one who —The high toned gentlemen who in- caught hold of it to be helped up the dulged in the chivalrous pastime ol clias- hill. He lingered till midnight when tising the partners of their bosoms and death ended his sufferings. The boys the light of their homes were Harrison.] were twins, aged fourteen years, and the W iliiauis and Amos Hawley at (Jrcen-i name of the unfortunate one who thus, .•astle la I. week, and paid $5 each for met his death was George. The little
Fortunate-
opportunity.
ly Levi Jones had remained to look af-
State. F.d Fdmmuls' saloon, at Eugene, ter things, and was then about the was broken into on last Friday night premises. As lie came back to the house and the amount of $-10 taken there-j the fellow left. The little girl describes Irom in cigars and tobacco. The en- him as a slender man, who carried a trance was eliected through a back win- black coat across his arm. That the now. ie»«rl lloomr State. I timely appearance of Mr. Jones prcvent--The residence of Kmerv Combs, one f('' Pf.1"1' *!1*" horrible crime, there can be mile south of Midway church, Flelt
There were $1,500 in
j" the nouse at the time, hut the
didn geta penny. Attica Ledger.
on the road between Attica and
f(?!ir t,mt he his !,Rck s:w
him fall, and hastened to his aid. He was most horribly burised and cut about the head, and covered with blood and dust, besides suffering injury in the abdomen, where lie had suffered rupture years ago. He was taken to a Williamsport drug store and restoratives applied, and afterward removed to the Sturgeon House. His case was reported yet critical on Monday.
—At the fair ground the other day, Policeman Shatter made himself obnoxious to one Bill McGuire, an acknowledged leader of this class, and McGuire
same sentence as Good.— threatened vengeance against him at the first opportunity. Sunday night Police-
hiin to the house and made
J1'111 apologize to his sister upon his kiioos.
—Jo'in May died at \Villiiuiisport on
!rcineiis.
r""g
man Shaffer was standing at the foot of the stairs leading to the City .fudge's office, when McGuire and a fellow named Deer came up behind him, McGuire striking Shaffer a heavy blow on the back of the head.aud proceeding to follow it up, when Shaffer struck liim back & terrible blow over the head with his mace, and they clinched and fell. Shaffer gave the alarm while struggling, when McGuire broke and ran up the caual, the policeman firing at him once but missiiig his mark. All this time Deer was attracting. Shaffer's attention frorn^McG-uire and placing him in a very dangerous and unfair position. After firing at McGuire, Shaffer took Deer in custody and marched him to jail, when the whole force started in search of McGuire. whonrthey-found in a room in the Harnett House. On a charge of assault with,intent ,toJ kill,McGuire. is languishing in the bas'tile with a fair chance of changing his quarters to the penitentiary.—Logannport Phaf-ox.
"inlay morning of last week of delirium —The monotony of life about the eor-
He was attacked the night ner of Columbia and) Fifth streets was He died in a fit, raving terribly,
va iod
asitl ,. soile, which, for the tiuje being,, created "ail '11"K bis face with his hnger
J)0
He had an at tack a month or so than a personal attack upon Dr. Lear)', *',,ve and was then warned by his phy-1 w!}ose otiice is iii Masonic Hall Block, "''iaiis that the next would likely prove byJohn Spenci^, one-of the editors of at:.! i,„, •. the Independent, recently removed here it seems that his appetite
waB
)'f
y^erdav evening by a little epi-
rom
that he was powerless to heed the lacts in the case they are as follows: '•'Caution. For a long time he has Mr. Spence accused Dr. Leary with hav
excitement. It was no leas
Attica.' As near as we can get at
THE CRAWFORDSYILLE SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL.
ing insulted his wife, the Dr. being called to prescribe for a sick child. The insult is said to have been given day before yesterday, and Mr. Spence's attention called to it the same evening. Yesterday morning he armed himself with a shillaly and kept a sharp lookout for the doctor. He did not however come across him until about 4 o'clock yesterday evening, when he went up into his ollice. Finding no one in the main office, he tried the door leading to a private room, which was locked. Hearing voices within ho promptly forced open the door and found the doctor sitting on the lounge with a woman. The doctor seeing trouble ahead at once attempted to make his cscape down stairs, which he did, closely followed by Spence, whoever and anon whacked him over the head and shoulders with his little stick. The thoroughly frightened disciple of Ksculapius darted ronnd through an alley, climbed over a back fence and took refuge in the kitchen of a house near by, finally hiding himself under the bed. The doctor complains of feeling very sore from the effects of theddows he received and last evening alter the affray feared further personal violence. We know nothing of the merits of the case, and only give the facts as tliev were detailed to us.—La Fayette. Journal.
INDIANA Ni:\\S.
Philip Phillips is singing in Northern Indiana. Item in many exchanges: ''Take your quinine." —A town pump in Peru is popular because it is close by a saloon. —A dray horse at Elkhart recently drew 8,(.100 pounds of starch at one load.
It is estimated that the hog erop in this State will fall 150,000 short this year. —The Winnemackerels want somebody to tell them how to catch white fleas. —An old lady in Morgan county has been consuming atmosphere for 10(5 years.
week, and sold at 55 cents per bushel. —Over §1,500 has been subscribed for
the permanent establishment of a camp host of otlu meeting ground near Union Mills, Laporte county.
their new wagon works buildings.
Then Peter is not so hollow as his name would indicate. —Mrs. James Warn pie" of Peru, recently made a visit to Ohio, with a horse and carriage, attended only by her daughter. She was absent about live weeks, and traveled 500 miles.
—Nineteen bridges cross the Wabash below aud including LaFayette, as follows: LaFayette, 3 Attica, 2 'Possum lluu, 1 Covington, 2 Montezuma, 1 Clinton, 2 Terre Haute, 3 Vincennes, 2 St. Francisville, 1 Mount Carmeh, 1 Grand Chain, 1. Of the whole number 13 are railroad bridges. —The capacity of the new starch works at Madison is to be increased to 1,500 bushels of corn daily, by the addition of buildings and two ovens. The well at the works has beeii sunk through the solid rock far below the bed of the river, and gives an abundant flow of, as is claimed, the purest water in America. —Some years ago a South Bend husband abandoned his wife for cause, and left for other climes. After an absence of three or four years she wrote him that she had obtained a divorce and was about to marry again. He returned, found her married, and after finding a help mate that suited him lie also married.
Some months ago his first wife's second husband died, and it now turns out that she had never procured a divorce. The matter is to be investigated at the October term of the St. Joseph County Circuit Court, when rich developments are promised. —Kokomo boasts of the prettiest girls, the smartest boys, the shrewdest business men, the most intelligent women, the best poker players, the best billiard player, the champion base ballists, the fastest trotting horse, the "confoundedest" Common Council, and the meanest, most scheming political "ring" of any city in Indiana.
J. G. Cannon has been renominated for Congress in the Danville (Illinois) District.—La Payette Courier.
Yes, and T. J. (Jason has been renominated in this District. It's a pretty good idea to keep Cannon and Ca(i)son in the field, ready loi action.—Covington liepubliean.
The Wabash Free Trader (Democratic) announces its determination to oppose the election of C. A. Buskirk to the Attorney Generalship. Why is this thus?
REAL ESTATE.
HRITTON & HIUJNEK'S
Real Estate Agency,
Onwfbrdsvillc, I ml.
'I HE undersigned have a lanre list of nropc.v I for sale, consisting of dwelling, eholce to«n
either !uy or sell will find it to their to cull ou them :it their oflioe.
mlvnntnuR IJeelitr.
WOOL.
WOOLEN MILLS
R. Hills & Co.
The Cambridge City Fair Company is $5o0 ahead this season, all made at the June races. —The Kokomoke with a seven inch nose is in great demand for service on smelling committees. —The Win emac Democrat suggests that a bounty should be paid for the rattles of rattlesnakes. —Engagements are beirg made for the coming crop of hogs in Iienry county at per hundred, gross. —The City Council of South Bend has subscribed for 200 shares of $10 each in a library and reading room. —Madison has a market at which 1G0 wagons are sometimes found loaded with supplies on market mornings. —There are 50.000 acres of good wild land in Pulaski county, which can be bought at from to $10 an acre. —A furious sow whipped two men. one of whom was armed with a pitch fork, in Pulaski county last week. —The first load of new corn was.niar- ... Have bought om-stook of ioods. and in e.rmneoketed in 1 eru on ednesday of last turn with their inmmnoth st.ok win sell our m:iniil':irture.s at Hills' Wool Depot and MeClure .V Kry's.
.Manufacturers of
Blankets, Flannels, Yarns,
Cassimercs, Etc.
Dealers in Wool.
A S O O O S
roil
W O O
At One Price—Its Value.
\o Trade or ISarteriiig Pric«H.
^cCLUKE A FBI
Thanks to former customers for their palronnge. V.'e hope to merit eontinuiuiee, with a
—Four legged hogs, drunk on cherries from "bounce," at Cambridge City, the other day, were very decent specimens of "jolly inebriates." —The Studebaker Bros., of South Bend, have purchased 1113,000 feet of tt \WT 4- il joists, to be used in the construction of
—A woman and her husband were seen staggering with intoxication through the streets of South Bend, a few days ago, leading a little four year old daughter. —"Bud Means," in the Rochester Union Spy, speaking of a runaway, .says: "A lightning rod man had all the electricity jerked out of him, but wasn't much hurt." —The Terre Haute Gazette, says that Gov. Pinchback, the distinguished colored speaker from Louisiana, once played marbles in Terre Haute. He was raised there. —John Hollopeter is suffering from an internal tumor.—Richmond Independent.
R. M. HILLS & CO.,
Corner Crpni nnil Mark ol NtN,
SAW MILL.
10,000
JLiOff S
TT 111
iGCI.
AT TIIT
CIJY SJLAV
MILL
TO PURCHASE OR
SaAV on tlie Shares.
We wi'.l huy logs, timber in the woods, orlogs
delivered at stations on either of the railroads
for which wo will pay she hiKltesi price in cash.
We also buy black walnut, poplar and ash lum
ber. We have now in operation machinery forRo-
SawinK, Matching and Surfacing, and solieit work
rom both euy and country. We are. now prepar
ed to furnish on short notice Hridge, Barn and
House patterns complete. Also, Fencing, Fence
Posts ami Pickets. Special attention given to
the building of Fancy Iron Picket Fence which
eostsnomore and is handsomer aud more dura-
tlmn wood pickets.
Mill north tido of College street, near the
Junction.*
It. M. & W. C. LOCKHAltT.
UNDERTAKING.
P.
II. BURNS,
UNDERTAKER,
Is now opened out on North Washington street, No. 21, in Miller's block, and will give prompt attention to the: wants of the community in this line.
Here
rious
may be found an assortment of va
titrlFM nntl Make of «.'ofIiiis METALIt CASES AN'I CASKETS Ornnineiitcd or Plain. Also Walnut Cotiins. Burial Robe.s furnished, also (ilove.s anil Crape furnished to Pall-bearers. J. B. JlIATTISON. as assistant, will be tound at tho rooms at all hours of the day. Residence, llli East College Street, P. II. Burns' residence,
West Wabash Avenue. N. B. We are also agents tor the Howe Sewing- Machine and the Durbon Pump, you,
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
_eS
F,1
HTERPRISE
lt't Distribution ill the country
#100,000
In Valuable Gifts
To he distributed in
r-. 13. SINE'S
•l.'.tli SEMi-AN.M'AL
GIFT ENTERPRISE,
To t»«« driiwn Oct. I'-i, 187-1. One Grand Capita! Prize or *$10,000 IX GOLD I
Olio Prize
ooo ijv sii.vkk:
FIVE PHIZES $1.(«,(| KIVE PHIZES JSIHI TEN PRIZES $1M
GREENBACKS!
Two family carriages and matched hor«es. with silver mounted harness, worth Sl,Wo each Two liiijrnii»s, horses, etc., worth Je.ooeach. ,!•' fine lulled rosewood pianos, worth S.ViOeacti. I en family sewing machine-', worth SlOn each l.'i'io iiold and Silver l.ever Hunting Watches (in nil) worth trom $20 tn §:t0o
1' a
,000.
A^entM nnntnl to well tiok (s. to whom lillH»ral l*rentiiiniM will l» iiuiil. Single Tickets, Tiekcts £|i Twelve I I K-'ltets ?-^ii Twenty-Kive $10.
Circulars containing a full list ol pru,., a des( ri|tion of the inanner of drawiriL', and other informal ion in regard to the inanner af DistrilmHon. will he sent to any one ordering them All letters must be addressed to 'rncK, L. I). PINK, Rox Sli, l(|l W. I'irihSt. CINCINNATI, O.
gift concert.
POSTPONEMENT.
Fifth and Last Concert
IN AIIi OI-' *1*11
Public Library of Kentucky.
ID.A."Sr FIXED ANII A
ON
Monday,
LAST CHANCE
'•'(IK
AX
EASY FORTUNE.
A postponement of the Fifth Concert of the I'nlihc I.ihrary of Kciitin-V lias heen so generally anticipated, and is so manifestly for the interest of all i.oiutci ned, that it must meet Hut approval of all. The day is now absolutely lixed, anu there will he no variation from the programme now announced. A sntlicient mimherol iiclcetshad heen sold to have enabled lis In lime had a larye drawinn oil the :il,-t ot July, hut a short postponement was considered preferable to a partial drawin!. Let il bt. borne in mind that
The Fifth Gift Convert Is the last which will ever be j-iven under this charter and bv the present management. That I it will po.-ilivcly and iineiiinvocally lalio place as announced on
Monday, 30th November,
That the music will be the he.-t the couulrv alI l'o.rds, and that. 20,OOO CASH GIFTS
AG*KI2iATIK.{
§2,500,000.00
Will be (ii*iril»utci by lotatnonjr the lii'Uet holder,*..... I.IST OF GIFTS.
One Grand C»r»h ft Oiu»Grnnd CaMi tift loujuwi Oiii* ('irand Cash iift 75,000 One ('irand Cash Jift .riO,O0O Ono ftrnnd Cash ft 25,000
Car-h Oit'ls each 100,000 1" Cash M.ooo each no,ooo 1*» Cash each 150,000 2fi Cash (iifts, O.fKH! each 100,(KM i!5 Cash (iil'ts. 4,000 earh 100,000 ('ash Gifts, :t,oon each 90,wo f»() Cash Gilts, 2,000 cwh 100,000 I'M) Cash Gifts, 1,000 ea«-h 100,000 210 Cash Gifts ftuo each 120,000 WW ('ash Gifts, loo earh 50,000 VJ.OOO Cash Gilts 5U each .. 1150,000
Grand Total,20,000 Gifts, all Cash .$2t5t)o,0(H pitict or TiriiKTS. Wliolo Tickets.... ... $50.00 Halves 25 00 Tenth, or oath coupon... 5 0 11 Whole Tickets for .... 500 00 22V2 Tickets for.. ... ],000 00
Persons wishing to invest should order promptly, either ol the home ollice. or our local agent-.
Liberal commissions will In allowed to satis. factory agents. Circulars contain ng full particulars furnished
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF TIIK
Masonic Relief Association
OF NOKFOI.K.
Diij Positively T"ixe«l.
Thursday, 19tli November
I.AST IIA.\« i:.
This enterprise is conducted by the Masonic Relief Association of Norfolk, Va.,"under authority of the Virginia Legislature (act passed Mar. S,"lti7H.)
50,000 TICKETS—6,000 CASH GIFTS. t«5250,000.00 TO BK GIVEN AAVAV. Oneiirand ("ash !ift of $:!,ono One (irand Cash Gift of. 'Jft.OUW One Grand Cash Gift of 2O,0tX) One Grand Cash Gift of. lu.OOO Out* Grand Cash Gift of. fi.OiK) One Grand Cash Gift of. 2,f00 One Grand Cash Gift of. 2,000 lft Cash Gifts of $1,'KW each li,fXKi 2H Cash Gifts of Mill each 14,000 4.1 Cash Gifts of
-Ar?0
RAILROAD.
STEEL KAIL. IHTUHLK TltACKi
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
The Dirocl Short Lim- from
EAST!
CIXCTOVAI'I OR COLUMBUS
SAN IN* TO llo MILKS atul Arriving out* Train in Alv:im*c at
NEW YORK,
Saving 6!i miles un«i arriving .r to 7 hours in advance at
BALTIMORE,
Saving 125 miles and arriving to 7 hour- in advance
WASHINGTON,
Keaehing
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
MAGNIFICENT DAY COACHES
AN11 PULLMAN I'ALACK
UUAWIiVG ItOOM unci
8LKI2PING CAUS
Are run on tins route between St. Louis Cim-in-natt, Columhus, Baltimore and Washington City,
without ciiANcnr., Crossing tlii' OhioKiveron Sjilrndhl Iron Kailway Uridyl at Pnrkershurjr or Heilairc.
By this line yon avoid all omnibus transfers. Tickets for sale at all Ticket OMioes in the South and West. T1IO* |{. NIIAKI.
Master Transportation, Baltimore, Md. I, W (Jen. Ticket Ajjent, Baltimore, Md.
MEDI 3 AL.
KURD'S
STIMULANT
A N
CATHARTIC
A sure and permanent euro for LIVES COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVENESS, BILIOUSNESS, FEVER AND AGUE, SICK HEADACHE, JAUNDICE, PILES, LOSS OF APPE-
xt TITE, INDIGESTION, and all diseases oUlll iSoveillbcr,
1874. arising from a disordered state of the Liver, and Blood. It acts directly on the Liver, increasing the flow of bile into the stomach and bowels, and by it..- cathartic properties purges the system of all diseased matter. To the
Invalid and aged it will bo found an invigorating Cordial, increasing the strength and flesh, vitalizing the blood, and promoting perfect digestion. Aa a family medicine, it has no equal.
Sold by all Druggists. $1.00 per Bottle'.
ritnrAitnu nv
LITTLE FIELD, HURD & CO..
BOSTON. MASS.
for sale by Model A Hooe, Crawionlsville ImJ. sei
AGENTS WANTED-
TO 8-JO l»i:il IIAT
115
wnn
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE, lyH
AKCIII ami Nuiiai «r,
Pub'ie Library Building. Louis,ille, Ky.
POSTPOWEMEXT.
SECOND AND LAST
ohmIv
rillf A T1
each 10,760
7S Cash Gifts Ot I.W each 11,840 Cash Gifts of 100 each '.. 25,000 r78 Cash Gifts of r0 each 2x,!in0 ft,(X)0 Cash Gifts of 10 each 60,11011
li.OOO Cash.Prizes, aggregating ?2j0,000 Price of TickelM. Whole tickets $10 00|Uu«rter tickets... 82 W) Half tickets ft K»|Eleven tickets... 100 00
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS. This Concert is strictly for Masonic purposes, and will be conducted with the same liberality, honesty and fairness which characterised the first enterprise. JOHN L. ItOPER, Pres.
Kor tickets and circulars giving full.information address 11ENKY V. MOORE, Sec'y, Norfolk, Va.
kenpoxniiim: »a.\h:i. y7wiu
made bv
anyone. We want men, women, hov* anil girls all over the eountrv to sell our Fine •iteel Engraving, Chroiiins, Crayon Qrawngs. Illuminations, Photographs, etc., etc. We now publish the finest assortment ever placed before the public, and our prices are marked down as lov as to defy all competition. No one .subscribes for premium-giving paper in ordei to get. Il picture after seeing our pictures ami learning our prices. We have many old agents at work for us who have made canvassingfor books, papers, etc., their business for years, and the.v all report that they can make much more money at work for us than at anything else. Uur priceiare so low that all can atl'r.rd to purchase, anil therefore the pictures sell at. sight at almosl every house. New beginners do as well as agent* who have, had large experience, for our beautiful subjects and low prices are appreciated by all. To make large sales everywhere all an agent ha to do is to show the pictures from house to house. Don't look foi work elsewhere until you have seen what great inducements we oiler you to make money. We have not space to explain all here, but send us your address and we will seiwi full jmrticulars, free, by mail. Don't del»y ifyou want profitable work for your leisure hours, or for your whole time. Now is tl:e favorable time to engage in this business. Our pictures are tlin finest and most pleasing in this country, and are endorsfd bv all the lcaain
.. .uiing papers, including the
New York Ifcrnht. Those who cannot give the businesstheir cut ire at tention can work up their owa localities and make a handsome sum without ever being aw?y from home over night. Lot
once and learn till about th
nil.
want pleasant, protitahle employment,
who want pleasant, profitable employment.
on applieatioir. ____ ., without risking capital, send us their address ut
the
Iiiiminc»ss
for them-
selves. Address GEORGE ST1NSON A CO., Art Publisher.*, PnrtUnd. Mmnc.
MEDICAL.
TTl? 4 Tl A f'lf"P BBICWSS' ALLEVAH-1-1 fjAll Aljll rj TOR is composed f»C -I-JLAmmonia, Chloroform, Spirits of Camphor, Tincture of Lupulinc. Oil of Juniper, and Alcohol. This compound is uneiiunlled hi the annal:«-: of medicine for the cure of Catarrh, Nervous or Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Trembling or Twitching of the Nerves, ainl all Nervous diseases. It., will counteract all poisons, banish pimples, cure scaly eruptions, ltchirg, humors, Ac. it equalizes" the circulation, invigorates the. system, increases the action of the heart, wiilfout exciting me brain, cures Heartburn, Palpitation, Fluttering of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Ac. Brigga' fUlevan'or absolutely jiosesscs more cnratin., properties than any other preparation. Physicians, chemists ami others nre requested to "e*i£i amino and test the remedy, and $l,i oo will be'S paid if found different from representation. Sold by all Druggists. eases are thr fatal of' mere persons prematurely, carried to their last resting place annually from diseases of the throat, lungs and chest than from any other cause, from the infant suffocating with croup, in the mother's urina, It/ (lie miss, the maiden, the middle aiteil and the aged, destroyed by that prince of terrors, CONSUMPTION of the lungs, somo of the most amiable, beautiful and beloved of our family circle^ are thus rudely torn from our embrace bv the Cough, Whooping Cough. Hoarseness, Croup, Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Pneumonia, and Coil sumption in its early stages, nre radically and speedily cured by using, as directed, Hrigrs' Throat and Lung Healer. Sold by all Druggists. \O The human family, or most of I iO them, are familiar'with the name Vy as well as the luxury of Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, and other similar fruit. Persons not annoyed with them had he'ter not court their acquaintance. They are no more agreeable companions than, a grizzly bear, a scolding wile, or a drunken husband. Those afflicted will find peace and comfort by using Briggs' Alleviator and Curative to banish ihem." Sold by all Druggists.
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T)TT,lj I' all very well lor those not XXitiO troubled to think it is noth--I- ing to have Piles for this renson the unfortunate sufferer gets very little sympathy tho agony ofTophet is not or cannot be much worse than the torture endured by millions who aro troubled with internal bleeding, external and itching piles. Glad tidings for the sufferer, Briggs1 Pile Remedies are mild, safe and sure.
All the above remedies sold bv Dr. E. Dechon A. W. Binford, Moffett & Booe.fiinith£Harnrick' R. K. Krout, druggists, Crawfordsville: Moore It McC'ormick, Z. Ball, druggiscs, Wavelnud, and others.