Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 April 1888 — Page 7
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FOR SORE THROAT.
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Throat is very (IIVVH-
Icnt MIIIIIIIJ thi! proplo
ill' India.
Mr. E. A. PEREIRA,
Head Inspeotor Post Of
fices, Calcutta, India,
writi'H over his autograph IHMO shown
liiMiiuitaiH-otiH relief
InThrout tioiibWiii In HH)
Campbell Iln«|»l till wn*
obtained by St. .Iaeoh«
OU. Wan myxtiir iMirvd
by It."
Sold by
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
EVERYWHERE.
The Chaa. A. Vogcler Co., XSAl.TlMoKK, MI),
THE JOURNAL.
.SATURDAY, Al'RII. 7, 18HS.
SUBURBAN.
KKCKM imistjs AMI IIAPPI:MN IN A I.I, I'AKTLJOI TIIKCOI MV
Bitxnf I'aets mid Gossip (tiithi^iod hy the Journal Corr»*»jKinilintK--\Vh«t Our Home l'«oplf nru Doiii)
KOl'NI) III I.I,
Han llarlon is in the neighborhood dltehlUg. Jas. I). Wilson Is tilling up near his house.
the gravel pit
cnitiinBUc (1
Several persons on Tuesday plowing for oats. Win. it ({ulllen is putting amount of tile ditch.
in a lnrK«*
candidates
Koud district Nn.tioniy had 11 in tlie lleld for Supervisor. Thomas Taylor has none to smith llend visit his daughter who is slcK.
Charley Patton received more votes for Supervisor thnn there are voters in the dlstrtel.and his election isaltout to he contested hy a disapoinled eandldnte.
li I N SL KV S CHAPEL.
Farmers have ec)iumeneed to plow. Sumir mukitu Is a thine of tht* past. Sylvester I oleman viite«i home fdks Sunday.
Marshall Trout ami fnmily Snndayed with A, Klmore. John oVonuer stml sister Klla visited at A. Klmore's Sumlny.
I^abdlettett Co., put up an automatele Kate for John lhuehiti^s TuesdayJames ii urt is moving in Minnesota. He did not stay in Nebraska lout:,
Pa via Crouter will move to New Market ns soon as he ean get a house to go to. Alvin l-'reneh, ol Darlington, visited his father-in-law. James WllliainsSunday night.
Kev. I*. W. Statlbrd occupied the pulpit here Sunday in place of his son. who is still unable to proach.
There will he no preaching here to-morrow week owing to the nuarterly servlees which will he held nt New Ho^sntthat time.
KW liOSS.
Warner Peterson has the scarlet fever. Horn, to Mr. and Mis. Koul h, Mareh 'JK a son Kd Inlow is the happy father of a girl four veeUs old.
One addition hy letter Sunday at the Christian church. T.A.Brown Is teaching school in Bolder City, Molilalia.
Harry Alkire has the {scarlet lever and Ada has the ineashs. The normal commenced Tuesday with a large attendance.
Mr-. M'try Miller has commenced a spring term of school al this pluce. Marion McWurtin has started a barbershop In the IxK'kman building.
Klmore liohson and wlfe.of Mace, visited relatives here over Sunday. Charles Jones am! Mollle Henry were married at Lebanon Wednesday.
I'rof. Yal Biggins, of Shannondale, is again one of the worth teachers in the normal. Mrs. Morrison and daughter. Miss Heme, returned home from Mechnnlc*hurg last Week.
A letter received from MlssCodle I.ockman from Tennessee, states that is warm down there and Unit they have plenty of vegetables
LINOKN.
Mrs. Doc Kceney Is reported better. 3 hast Monday was election day here. These is talk ol a spring term of school. D. A. Iteese will have plants from his hot beds lor sale in a short time.
It is reported that the two candidates for Justice of the Peace received the same number of votes.
The Trustee elected wo think will make a gooil Trustee tor the townslilp aud that 1h .1. M. stephenwm.
John Shanklin and family started Monday foi their new home in Kausasaud (Jeorge White accompanied their goods.
We are glad to know that the ex-township 'rustee has managed the affairs ol the (own ship in such a way that the present trustee can «lear the township of debt.
Last Saturday night at 1 o'clock the wife of William kecucy passed oll'atter a long spell sickness and was taken above I.-ifayette tiear Wild Cat lor interment on Monday.
Harvey Howard is building his new house, K. Parker Is potting up a good dwelling. I. Mrs P. A. Kelscy returned home from a wcekV visit among friends st the Star Cllv, 11 id Perry Bash is able to he out again aflei a ong spell of sickness.
The name of J. (i. Dlngman WJK before the .Jemocratie Convention for Trnstecsand revived one vote. 1 wonder who he had to •resent his name before the convention We »vould think the postoillcc is enough lor him with what practice he gets in his profession.
PAULINUTON.
lower sehool rooms will dose this
The
A'eek. (Juitea number have made garden this »Veek.
Dr. M. S. Hopper, of Lafayette, was in town lie fore part of the week.
Kev, Vlncel, of Ktockwoli, fllletl the pulpit it theM. H. church Sunday morning. Klder johnsion is holding a series of meetngs this week at the Christian chinch.
Darlington furnished hcrtdmroof nppilyuits for teacher's license last Saturday, Mrs. Charley Townseml, of ludlatiapolis visiting her lather, Isaac Cox at this place
Kev. K. Jt.Johnson nreaehedat Hulett Hal ast Tuesday night to an attentive audience Mr. Sterner has sold his Interest In the roccry store ami talksof returning to Cinlnnati.
Mrs. John Holllngsworth thinks of going Battle Uioiind soon, in the hope of bene Ming her health.
Prof. Vancleave's school closed last week rlth an entertainment on Tuesday night, ouslstlng of two plays. The performers /ere composed of the pupils of the school.
The Methodist church presents a hand, omcappearunce Inside. sfnee It WMK newly
papered last week. The ladies of the church 1 I pardonable pride in It mm it Ik the result or ihelr own labors.
The election of township ofHeerN last Monday resulted lis folows: For Trustee. Dr. uuMley, inoerat lor list ices, Sllus Hiatt, Armstrong imdS '1, Miller. Republicans and John Vnnnlee, Democrat: for Constables John t.oble, Win. Jeffries, Republicans, and Jell Melhoilcl, Democrat.
TILL- I.AST A1IIKI
'hi the brink the dark fo.nninu river, f' /V/ In the shaduw o( death's gloomy wmjjs, Where the t:itrt.iin of :ui?t lianijinj evir,
O'ct tlie cold imirkv tide :ts it swings In the gloom, with no light ever springing, llnn^ in dark, nnpenetialde veil, Whi|e the heart still groaning and clinging,
With its sore pent up .inonv-w*il,
Thcte are faltered rood-bve.s softlv spokOn,"1 There are heaitarhcs all minified with tears 'I here arc sil*» th.it welling up broken,
Anil fond hopes that are crushed beneath fears. Sweetest memories doat back from life's morning, llnnging bark tous childhood's bright hour.s. Tin: sweet Miiiles that once bright eyes adorning,
Smiles that faded like long ago's flowers.
Then- ,iii' Mtfhs i|,c
hnrc
Miss
bosom still heaving'.
Ami a pang with a keen piercing sting. There are spirits all bowed down with grieving. And clutched hands that onvulsively wring. Thru* an- nhi»percd prajrrs tender and lmlv.
Softly breathing tnro' grief-t rendding lips ,...
AN
the pulsr beating wealdv anil slowly, Tells us death at this lasi hani|iiet sips.
There are memories tender hearts thrilling There arc hands tightly ilasping in woe There are hot tears that red eyes an* idling
Ai hinjf heads upon bosoms bowed low. There is watching beside the dark river lleatls bent low to cateh the last groan There's a gasp ami a short struggling quiver,
And the spirit to its Maker has tlown. J.D. Tlt,\('\
^•CKiV HOIJ, OI-* HONOR. -y
I'lipilM of the High S*hf»ol Who Have Not lardy nor Absent During tho .Month Lading .Mareh *4:1.
The lollouing arc the names of the pupils ol the Citv High .Schools who have not been taidv nor absent during the month ending March
4Jtt,
Mi^s
Hs,s.
MK.IVS'I
I H—Su^ic Kcck.Siulie Brifton,
Nellie Nicholson, (emiie Sutnan, Xclla Willson. K. KIT Nellie C»utant,Alice Krug, Belle Sjuague, Robert Mollow'a^, Kat Fulletnvider, May Klein, NePie Scott,Kittie Woodlork, Manetta Wolte.
Miss
CAKHOI.I.—Leon
to
On last Saturday, A. W. *vilson reeeived a line light brahinA coekerel from Jas. H. Rowers, of Shelhyvllle. It cost about «'».
Biower, Willie
Frv, Fred Hoover. Lenotn I'arnhili, Edna Dice, Lucy Graham, Belle Johnson, Flora Kosian/ei, Adah Wilhite, Minnie \'anSandl.
BOWAKP-Harry
Miss A.
McClamrook,
Charley Robinson, Claud TravU, Joseph Whiltaker, Kia AiKinson. l-'annie Binfurd, Klttv Campbell.
MISN MAXKIHIN—Hubert
Brower, Wal
ter Curtis, Roy Gerai d, Joseph Herron, George Johnson, Bernard Price. I.ero Schweit/er, George Stilweil, William Mvles, Keita Barnhill, Gertrude Beck, l*'loreiice Bennett, Bessie Canine, Mary Gilket, Fannie Hnti'man, Kdith M- Lane, Julia McNatnee, Mary Morgan, Maud Vutish ke.
1
iAI L—James Dinnen, Fd-
die Ruhiiisun, Wiilie Thomas, Li// Gardner, Kmma Hills, Laura harsh, Fllie Wilkinson, Mamie Wrav, Mabel Speed, Virginia Muck.
KKNNKPY—I''rank
Miss
Hutcliings,May
Warner, Harrv Robh^on. Fthel Barnhill, Fannnie Birch, Joanna Flston, Lvdn Guthrie, Mary Harlan, Marv Grillith, Nettie Hauser, Kdna Herron, .Maud Plunketl, Kate Robb, Dora Sullivan, Verna Williams.
Miss ILL SON* Charles Buck, Joseph Carroll, WiPie )ohns«»n, Howaril Mastin, rillm.m Weil, Rov Wilhite, Annieltn Carr, Jennie U/Otnbs. Mabel Dorsey, Mabel Hall. Allie Marshall, KtVie MeLane, Nettie Weil.
Miss HILI Frank Hendricks, Maggie Albright, Mabel Barnhill, Clcma Birch, Fanny Britton Lizzie Gruhb, ida McCUirc.
MK. WAKNLK—Thomas
I.
M.
Blandir., Geo.
Ramsey, Elbert Sco t, Thomas Stilwcll, (ieorge IVibbv, rank Zcllar, Daisy Plunketl, Jessie Wallace, Earla Williams, Stella Clodlelter, Frank Scott.
HALL—Robert
Gregg, George
Herod, Albert Karle, Nv'illie Ktugg, James. McNeelev, Ernest Myers, Otis Reed, Howard Sidener, Berlie W ilkinson, Annie Galey, Ktltie Wasson.
GUKISF—Captain
Miss
M'lou
Birch, Arthur
Curtis, Wal'er Dorsev, Eddie Guthrie. 11 a Luddington, Viola Cialey. Pearl Gregg, Nora Miller.
Miss LoNsTANckR—Herman Niestadt. Erne"t Porter. Willie Rogers, Richard Schweitzer, Dora Sidener, Krancis Sweet, Robert Harlman, Roy fennings, Everett Nichols, Harry Taylor, Fred Vanhook, Selby Warner, Haitic Luddington, Cora Quick.
i-: —Robert Courtney *rnes
Lavmon, Charles Morgan, Harry Sergeol, Lillie Robinson. Miss
BKCK—Charles
MRS,
McClamrock,
Howard Scotl, Frank Tolbert. l*nest Tribby, Maud McAdat.is, Lola Wasson. Frank Barnhill, Collelt Darter, Merle Hutchings, Frank Tiibby. Nettie Albright, i'earl Britton, Belie Jennings.
WtLi.sns Lennie Klandin, Hec
tor Hamilton, Maude Dickerson, EvaX'i'i cent, Willie G#»ley, Gertie Gerbrick. Mits,
MOUUISON—Roy
Dorsey, Elmer
Lamb, May Stilwell, Annie Weader, Nellie Witham. Miss
SIMLLMAN—Hativ
Miss
F. B.
Nettles.
Evans, fames
Huestis, Kerne Miller, Flovd Shipp, Minnie Btviker, Nellie Robinson. Miss MA\WKLL—Clark Blandin, John Dohert v, Walter Hearn, Charles Johnson, Xack Mahornev, Edith Blandin, Minnie Britton, Jessie Hills.
MAKTIN—Jacob
I Miss i*.
Hendricks,Charles
McLaughlin, Thomas O'Neill, James Vancleave, William Wroodworth, Berlha DaI vis.
A
1.—Charley
Lamb, Robert Ramsey, Miss
Coppage.'
AI.I.KN—Kichntd
Hyatt, Andrew
lackson, Keltic William*. Sarah Woodlork, Mattie Keane, Rosie Irvin,
MRS. PIIKKY—Georgie
DnnlcU. Katie
Syrup ot Figs,
Manufactured only by the 1 anfortila Pig ttyrup Co., sunKranciiico. ab.
IH
Nature's
jwnTrue ijaxutlve. Thin plcaxnntCallfornta ibjunl fruit remedy may U» had of MessrH. Nye A Co. Large bottles at flftv cents or one dollar. Jt
IH
too most pleasant, prompt, and
effective remedy known to cleanse the system to act on the Llver.Kidueys.and Bowels gently yet thoroughly to dispel Headaches Colds,and Fevers: to cure Constipation,lodU gestlou, Audklmlred ills. 1KB
FROM IOWA.
Over the II. A Q.~Sights along t!ie Way At Mount Pheasant. C»rrespondent of the Journal.
MMI
NT PiiKASAN'l, Iowa, March 2U, Is.ss.—,)ust niiii wiM-k ago to.day I left youi beautiful city over tlm"old ndiabh L., N. A. A C. H. K. ffn wha* wits calh tip* far Webt fortv years ago. the State T»f
IOWA.
At ('I.icngo I It'iiudi'd tlie ('., K. q. at 1 ::»i the saim- evening. Although tho "strike was on" nothing of importance happening until we hied to pass a wreck about, four miles from the city. About llitt.-eii minutes belon* wc got thine it appeared that two freight trains tried to pass each other on the same track, nut the passenger track, and the result was one locomotive had climbed fetpiarelv on top of the other, and the freight cars of both trains wore scattered proiuisi uousIv nbotit. One ran reuch so close to the passenger track that a portion of its roof iiad to be cut away before we could pass, which detained us fully on- hour and a half. Strange as it may appear no one was injured i»y the collision. I suppobe 1 that wreck has been cleared away by thin time and all is serene M. that, particular place, and tlie ignorant engineer^ who tried to pass each otheron the same track got the (i. B. After leaving tin wreck nothing happened to break the monotony of the Hying train until we slowed up to cross the "Fathers of
WateiV a little aTter daylight. I thought "such a father of water*." It looked to me like a gr at big duck pond about a mile across it lllled lull of bushy islands. After passing over this miserable excuse for a river we struck the beautiful city (I mean in the summer timet of Jiurlington, Iowa. 1 have read of the imperial city ot Koine'standing on her seven hills,but it appeared to me that this city was standing on more than a thousand Kills, save a few buildings near the track which seemed to he stuck ih a ^e:t of mud.
I intended to stop o|T at Mount Pleasant. where 1 am now, but on account of the strike some of the trains had been abandoned and the others were miming so irregularly that good and kind conductor told me I had butter continue my journey on that train if I expeeted lo get to Kussell. Lucus county. Iowa, before Saturday night, and then cotne back to Mount Pleasant next week. Your correspondent was not hard to persuade to stick to that train. So we sped on J:hd ,'Ui jiassing hamlet and city in tpiick succession. Some like Rurlinglon. built on a thousand hills, while others Wele stuck in the deepest, stickiest black mud 1 ever saw. until I arrived at Kussell, which was also stuck in the mini, where I allightcd and soon found my steps had brought me to the home of mv good, kind. affeetioiiHte triend, O. where
I Maid over Sunday and bad as pleasant and agreeable time as one could wish. 1 was really son when Monday came, but stern duty called me away, and here 1 am this beautiful Spring morning in the handsome ami pro«petous village of Mount. Pleasant. This ity is one ot the ohiest in ih." State and is only ten years younger than Crawfordsvilic. and like your city is called the Athens ol Jowa on account of its educational and religious privileges.almost every ndigious denomination in the country being represented here, and location of the Iowa Wesleyan I'lfiversity The people hereclaiin to be very intelligent and one gentleman told me the "big school" had furnished the county sevol 11I great men. but he failed to inform me who they were. This citv ontaittsojMiu j»eo|de antl is at least the home of one great man. Judge Jamon Harlan, and ha produced the wife of another great man. Mr. Robert Lincoln.
Mrs. Lincoln has also the distinguished honor ol being tip- daughter of Mr. Harlan. One of the hospitals for the insaiu of Iowa is located hole, and I spent ail day yesterday visiting the institution ami was well plea.-cd with itsappearance and the attention the oflicers and attendants show.-d in.' while passing through its various departments. I came to\isit my brother-in-law, Mr. James M. Simpson, once an honorable ami enterprising citizen ot Montgomery county, ami for a long time one of your valued correspondents. II• was brought here from his home in Ringgold county a year and a half ago under the pretense that he was insane. He was glad to see me and we talked together on all manner of subjects, and on most of them he appeared perlectIv sane. He talked freelv about lus condition ami seemed to realize it perfectly well I think his physical system is now much worse than his mental condition, which I regard as quite alarming. He is so weak and feeble that he reclined on hi.*, bed all the time we were conversing. His doctor and attendant both told no- that bis physical ami im-nial condition is mm better than it wrs two months ago, whii will l»e encouraging to Ms family ami friends. He dreads his confinement more than auytliing else, and wants to go lo his home, where he can enjoy the society »jf 'lis family and the fresh invigorating air of Kinggold county. 1 think if he could be discharged that it would be the best thing for him. I will say for the iutoi mat ion of his friends that he is quiet ami p« aceable. and toa stranger. on visiting him. would not know he was insane, unless informed so.
But this letter it-already tot» long, so I will closc, promising your reader* that if I live I will let them hear from 1110 again about Iowa, its towns I visit, its politics ami its prohihiiorv law. which is at this time being strictly unforced, ncai ly every citv in the Stale.
Yours Very 1 rulv. J. A. (ilLKUY
That hacking cough can be so qulc kly cur* ed by sinloh's Cure. We guarantee It. Sohl by Nye A* n.
WHY! YOUR LIVER
IS OUT OF ORDER
Ton will have
Bitch, Waller
SIUHKTT—Joseph
SICK IIEALDACHKS. PAINS
IN T1IK SIIK, DYSPEPSIA, POOK APPETITE,
feel listless and unable to get through your daily work or social cijJoyinoutH. Lifo will ho a'burdcu to you.
Will euro you» drivo tho POISON out o£ vour KyHteiii.and make you strong and welt. They cost only 2.1 emit* a box and may KUVO your life. Can ho had ut uuy Drug Store. •J^llewareof Coi'STKKFKiTS made In SLLouls.
For tho
TEETH,
IVORY POLISH
PERFUMES THE BREATH. ASK FOR IT.
FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa.
EVEKY NIGHT I SCRATCHED
Until tlie Skin Was Raw. My Body
Covered With Scales Like Spots of
Moitar. Cured by the Cuticura Remedies. am going to tt*!l von of thr extraordinary R.iangc your
CCTUT
Ki.MTMHS performed lor
im About tin? lit of April last I noticed some rcil pimples like coming out all o\i-r my body, hut thought nothing of it until sometime hm-r on, When l)eg in to look like spots of mortar spotted on, and which came off in layers, accompanied with itching. 1 would scratch every nurht until I jaw, then tlie next night the scales, being formed meanwhile, were scratched off agatn. In vain did I consult all the doctors in the country, but without aid. After giving tip all hopes of recovery, I happened to see an ad vettiseinent in the newspaper about your
I HA KI'MKIJIKS,
nol ec
KMII.DH.S,beforein
(Ten-
and purchased them from rnv
druggist, antl obtained almost immediate relief. n^'\
that the scaly eruptions grad-
uulU dropped off and disappeared one bv one, and havt: been fully cor-:d. I had the disease thirteen months I began taking the
Cfi!
and four or live weeks \va*
entirely cured. My disease was cc/.ema and psoriasis. I rcccomtnended thft
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EO.COTY, Merrill, Wis.
Si ptemher 21,1KS7, liet. T, pysK.— \ot a trace whatsoever of the disease from which I suffered has shown itself since my rare. CJKO. COTKY.
We cannot dr. justice to the ete» in which CrTicritA, the yn-at Skin Cure, amd Cl' 1 iCCHA So.M', an exquisite Skin HeaNtiticr. prepared from it, and Crnct
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die new Blood
Purifier, arc held by the thousands upon thousands of whose lives have been made happv by the cure of agonmr»r, humiliating, itching, scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp, ami blood, with less of hair.
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DHCU
ASI» Cut MK AI.
POTTKH
CO.,
Boston, Mass.
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Catarrhal Dangers.
To be freed from the dangers oi suffocation while Itiiu' down to breathe freely, sl- «-t) soundly and undisturbed, to rise refreshed, 1 ad clear, brain active and free from pain or ach to know that no poisonous, putrid matter defiles the breath und rots away the delicate machinery ot smelt, taste antl hearing to feel that the system does not, through Its veins and arteries, suck up the poison that is sure to undermine and destroy, is indeed a blessing beyoiv1 all other human enjfty* ments T« purchase immunity from such a fate should be ihewbjert of all afflicted But those who havetiied many remedies and phvsians despair of relief or cure.
Sanford'k Uadical Cure meets every phase of itarrh, from a simple head cold to the most loathsome antl destructive stages. It is local and constitutional Instant in relieving, permanent curing, safe economical and never failing
Sanford's Itapical Cure consists of one bottle of the Radical Cure, anil ome box of Catarrhal Solvent, and one improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one package, with treatise and directions, and Cold bv all druggists for $1 "PoirKK Mart.
»V CIII'.MH
ALCo,
BOSTON
No Rheumatiz About Me. IN ONE MINUTE U/
'I'he Ctnirura Ann I'ain Plaster relieves 1 heumati*:, Sciatic, sudden, harp ami nervous pains, strains and aknesse* The first antl ontv pain* killinir plaster Men-, original, inantaneous, infaliible, safe A mar*
Vclous aiitidti'i' to pain, intlaniuiation and we iknrsii Cttcrlv unlike and vastlv superior to all oihet plasters At all diuggits'Jo cent* five for St. or postage free «f Potter I)ru« A* Chemical C', Boston, Ma»h
Shutting Them Oil".
The new Marshal ot (,'ovinyton is a hustler. On the morning
0 1
the election
ne went to all the saloons and intormed the proprietors? that they must close up, tVont and rear, and it it was not done he would arrest the last one ot them. When this was done he visited the druo stores and intonned tin. proprietors that the saloens were closed and would be kept so, and it any orutd men wete lotind on the streets he would know where they ^ut their liquor and ould act accordingly. Monday was a sober dav in Covington, the first for a lontr time. Ura Kn-minijer is now welding the baton there and law and order prevails. f:•.
Ifyiu neetl a prrfeet tome or a hlooil purifier, take Dr. Jones' B-'d Ch»ver Tonic. It speedily cures ad troubles of the stomach kidneys and liver. Can betaken by the most delicate. Price.» cents. Sold by Lew Klsher
rGmed
omplaint
women
Sold bv Every Druggist in Town.
0M--AV KKK—ONLY. April J).
Golden & Hohinsoti's llrainatu- Co.
headed hv the l'rince of
Comedians,
MR. HARRY S. ROBINSON
And the people's favorite artiste
I S S A A A W E N E
Opens a week's nnt, agcn.ent. on April
9.
Til'.* (ireat Kn^lish t'omedv -Our
Hoys." to le followed hy a
Laughable Farce entitled 7
"THK TWO BUZZAlfDS."
Charge of 1'rogi'ainnie Nightly.
Prices, 10, 20, 30.
mr
HHAMPION
UKALKIiS IN
Agricultural Implements
11 rt 111 I IV IV
are show animals.
Col.
Light Steel Binders,
RIDING AND WALKING PLOWS OF ALL KINDS, .•
Reed's Spring Tooth Harrows
'\iiil
1 IMITOWS
of .ill ki'lds.
Harchvare and Fnrnihire.
Stoves, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paint, Etc.
The Largest Combined Stock in City
TO SELECT FROM.
Now is the time to buy a Stove if you have to lay
it away until next Winter.
Come and see us and we will astonish you on prices
Zack Mahorney & Sons,
119 and 121 East Main Street.
..<p></p>URPEES
SEEDS,
FARM ANNUAL F0R1888
Will bo sent PRKK to nil who writo for it. It ih a Hundsnme bKk of 124 pp., vrith hundreds of illus* I trutiaos.Colore*! PlateH. andtellaal)alout (lie
BKSTiAROKNt FAIt.M* nml
Plants, and \'riiuahU (iiirden
STUDS.
TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP
WE HAVE DECIDED TO OFFER OUR
At
300 CLEVELAND BAYS
J. B. Gault, Auctioneer.
Never Wears Out.
A watch never wears out hut iihv tinkers who charge .is mueh for inii your wpteh as will cost to have it in running order bv Kline .V Graham.
Patarrh Cured, health and sweet breath secured, bv Shlloh Catarrh Heinedy. Price N as a In to re S N .V Co.
The spon^itu qualities of Darter's Dakota Hour downs them all. And this Hour in tho hands of a tfootl baker or first class cook jriveH a bread that cunuot fail to please tho mowt fastidious.
The Kev. ico. II. Thayer, of lluutbon, Ind., savs "lioth inyseii aud wlfeoweoui lives lo Slilloh's Consuniption Cure." Sold by Nye.v
CO. .... ..
FUIWKR
TOIIICN.
scriU-H llnre Novettlen in KTA IH.Ks and I'TOWKlfS, of real value, which caunot
IK
rona |K*tal for thn most eoinpleto Catalogue puhllsbcd, to
W, ATLEE BURPEE & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Itde*
obtdined elHenhnre. Sond addrew
G0LD MEDAL STUD
Private Sale at Creatly Reduced Prices ratherthan risk the expenseof an auction.
AND
All young and virnmus Ftock. noarly all Imported an yearling*., and jrrown op on oar farm* withoat panmerinff. hence it* fully acclimatod, and In (tie he*t posnllde condition for breeding conHisting of NtnlfionN and .Tlare« from I to ii vrnrn old. of the choice*! bn*odinK and individual merit. Our hontHi hrtvn alwaj-s be»»u at tho front wherever nhown. At Illinois 8tat«»Fair. iu lHKr», won lirst in nearly
every CIUKM aud at Rainn Fair in 1W, won S\vee|»Mlnke« on both Cleveland Bays and Shires. At Ghicawi rat Stock and Horw Show. 1886, wo won SI* Flrnt prizm S) -nhl ."Iednl*»and *rand Swpfp*tnl4«'« fur liont iiraft St-allion of any biwd and at BJUIR Show, 1R87. won, for Cleveland Haj'f Stolliou*, 1 st. 2d ana od on Four year« olds, Itjt. 4?d and -Itli: on Thrw» yoantnlds, 12d and «{d on Two yoarn olds and on Man*s.tf.l in threeelaMweH. Tnwm 000 UHI CTCIIIC consistinit of tho v»rv lKj»t familwH, will bo valuable liiirws,t*ethflrwithoiir ZUU liULO I CIliO oflered nt ureut bargains for Wrfajr. In order to clw»e (»ur pr«s»nt partnership in April, next.. Liberal credit will Im» given to reviKinMibhi parties, and nil Mock Maiirunterd HN represented. For full particulars, wtnl for our illuntrativd |atnphJil.
CEO. E. BROWN & CO.. AURORA, KANE CO., ILLINOIS
PUBLIC SALE OF
SHORTM(m CATTLE
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1888,
SHIRE HORSES!
rove Stock Farm
3 Miles East of Attica, Ind.
Twenty-night hcii'l "f |»11re liri'il Slmrt Hmiis—1hulls ami 16
hfifers—•repivst'iiting such fainiliijs as I'rincc-s. Hose of Sliarons, Vomit?
Marys. Young I'hyllsies. Louans. tc. AII nice reds ami first cla^s imlividuals. Tln will br a s))l(Muli(i opportunity for thosi- ili'siring to rein-
fon'f Show Herein or to start new ones, as many of (ho individuals offcri'd
Sale to commence at 1 p. m. Catalogues on application
Clapham
& Co
I Shihdi's I'ouKh and (.onsumpllon cure I sold by us fin a guarantee, it cures Consurn tuned Hon. Sold by Nye A 1:0. Spoil
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Dakota Hour for everybody. .luat rcceivod a car load of Kar^o'* I Jest and a ea load of Silver Cloud. Two car loads of as lino Hour as is made in America and superior to any Hour every offered on this market and for less money. W. M. DAUTMI.
The hlootlmus»t be pur» if trie body would be in pi-i feet condition. Dr. J. 11. Mclx-an'* Stren^Uieninjr Cordial and Hlo«»d Puriher makes pure blood, and iinpart the ru bloom of hculti: ':iul vifcror the whole brnlv. Sold by Nvt A' t«».
roup, Whooping Coimh and Hroncnitis iniiuiMilately relieved ^hiloh'ji Cure. Boldby Nye o.
The toi -viru.' is ine .ist ot ic'.tcrs reiuuininv it tne posiothce at Crawforvlsvile. Montcomerv co'.ir.tv, Ituii.ttia, for tiie week ending March.'Jl, 18bs. If not called for wttlnn 10 days thvy will tie at to tlie dean letter omrc. I' crsons calling for anv oft hebe letters will {)!«•:'.se «,iv 'ad vertis' «l." l^ill James Hal lev Kay Hutler Cox Mrs .Mollie Comes Mrs Nansv Custer \V 1-: Cr.ilK.I Davis »eo \V l-*nr! ten nil' (.irayharn (»eo (iooiibar Charley Hayes J{ VI Howard \V Slamiltont Capt Krnn*\Vacl Kent
laiythatn A Meats Mrs Ida Merry Mary MncU Joseph Miller Charley I'neKett Kev W Pavton Hma'l Rice Wtu A Ko^urs Win A Keynolds Mrs Shois Jaine.s Wilson Levi Whiteeotlon Ma.ty
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