Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 November 1888 — Page 8

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Its superior exeenonee prevent mrnlllion* o* home* tor nere Minn a quarter of eeu mrv. »s u*eu ''V the I'nife I StMtes tovrrn *n t. hiwtorsed lv the h»»iM* of the Oroa' C111versir.es ns ilui irom e«i. Pures' and Vost Heulthful- Pr Prlee's n«kin* Powder rfoe*noU'nnta1n Ammonia, Lime or Alum. S*d only cans.

I'KH'K HA I Nt POWUKR CO.,

Nf.W Yo*K. ST. t.OTJt 11

Warm!

A full supply of

celebrated Flannels,

and Yarns rind

Yount's

Blankets

there is ncjth-

can buy so

ood for

the money as these goods.

Their mammoth blankets beat

the world for their large size

and good uality. Nothing

is sold in this State that wi'l

begin to compare with them'.

Theii flannels will outwear

anything made for the price,

and their Cassimers are sold at

retail at less prices than other

manufacturers sell at whole

sale. This is the time to lay

in a suppiy of these celebrated

goods and keep warm for the

winter.

just opened 22 pieces of new

French ladies-cloth 50 inches

wide and all colors at the low

v£':

price of 6:''--tents, worth Si.

These good.^ have come in

late and we put this extreme

low price on them to sell them

right off.

The best Canton flannel

is made for sa'e

vour money

time.

an I YOU uret

worth every

Campbell Bros.

THE JOURNAL.

KATI'KMAY. NOV. 21. 18S8.

Put, nwav tin* batterM torchlight, (Viis»* tin? campaign era/.y hoot, lijjy usirio four [,'iiv regalta. Stop 1M Hi ZOO horrid toot, Por tin* Htruggi'* now is t.»v««r Witli it* multifarious ills. Vow tli'4 tune when committees

Mumeom»*s

up election 1»I11h.

VMIMIfoot

tin* man who 1)2K

riukv.

conviction#

1 h«t hi- oacked with hard earn pel*. •v e.s it .slipping Jr'T- his tinkers, And prepare*

to "kick liiniM'll l:et on the wron^

HeCUUSO Ji*

PERSONAL.

Orrcii fiijiildjird, uf

in in' i. itiud.i\ T- "Yll'iSlclilc Irt t-tlll rnlltaif I'TW i'M.iiij, 11:'' il'.-ull "1 Ufiis lllix. —l}i«lifili J. M. lirou n, ul t-ori, I tin- uclttroil divnn-, is in-town. —-Juslnui (illl'-S. Ilf Cut*'!- StMtlOU, 'juntiiin (iouiit.v, is visiliiiK icliiliviw

llll' (MtV. K':A: ...•: —Jtallje1, Cil-'f-lli'.

University, wu« tin- gllt-st UnrnH vir hundny. J' l)uvcrn 1ms I'-ft foi .|iira-i|iifs N'iw to city Ins futuru houii —MIHS

to ot

111

r»t

South Hi-nil IS

(j|).-ii"iiu« .1 f. d».VK Wtli hw brotho, l{cv. ,1. s\ (.remio. Clnni liiirsliVmrnoi-, of 1 li-P-iuw

nf Miss Anna

EIUUKI

\lbu-

miike that

.Tones,

TIN

teacher Dr.

iorruiiii, lias removed from 1'«X)I11S sit the

MHVin

Hartman, eorner of Water ami Jefferson

streets. I WFIRR- HUIII]1IIVV stiii-tcil iMiThnrsiliiv fur West Virginia. Uis liit ,stn]ipin^c plm-i- will

residence of Siunu'.l

IT PiuUi'i"slHiir

itittl fnmi

thinv will visit other ]xniits in the State, lie e\|tvts tn le cimc until iiftiT tlie holidiivs. mid limy possibly tiiko iijiiimt ns far south ns i'loriila. l!ev. W. 1. l'oinsi'tt, formerly of 'the 7-ml liiilimia He^'imeiit, lmt now siatiom'il at (^Miienio, Kansas, writes ('.

M. Tva\is and asks Uim to "slmUe" o\er the election of Harrison, ami sends word 1 to Jim lnsley to sin the do\olo.uy.

Tenv Haute tiazette: l'rof. K. Kilbourne has almost entirely recovered from his wound. He has resumed his ]n'ofessinii ami nrn lie found iT his room over Kilssiier's store

011

Tin sdays ami

l'ridiiys. —Capt. .lames 1). Soi-thard. of I'raukfort. was here Tliursd.-iv. He is an applicant for the position of Adjutant, lieueriil under (loveruor Hovey and re]orts thai liis prospects are luost promising. —.T. A. IilUev aii'i liis sister, Mrs. Mary Clark. of Alamo, luive none to Andrews, where Mrs. (.'lark will visit for a few Weeks. Mr. (llUiev will prokdly remain during the Winter. liockVlle KepuHican:\Ym. Ora!ium of Crawfor\-.vi!te, has move 1 into the M. E. parsonage, that being the only house obtainable at present. He is engaged ill the stave and timber business. 1 r. J. J5. lnnean luis been called to Knoxville, Iowa, by the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Sole, who is not expected to live. He will leave on the evening train for the West.

Lafayette Journal: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connors were called to Cntwfordsville bv a telegram Inst ni^ht sent !v his stepfather, William MtoniVypher. —W. K. Kiblack, of Colorado, is in the city, and is proposing to go into the insurance business if favorable nrrangoineiits can be made. —Howard Briggs, of the I'utnam PeiniK-nit, was in the city last week He is unspeakably happy over the result of the election. —Allen Harrison, of Scott township, has gono to Wellsville, Kansas, to spend the Winter witli his son, John K. Harrison.

Frankfort Banner: K. M. Krewer, of Crawfordsville, was in the city Weilnesdav visiting his daughter, Miss Lulu. —A. M. Smith anil wife returned from their visit to MariouMonday night. A1 is chuck full of natural gas. —iTim (ireen has sold his IHiiville livery Stable to John White, of the Arlington Hotel, at that place. —Miss Anna Davidson entertained a dancing party at her Washington street residence Monilav fvenmn.

CHIPS.

—Samuel (^uiv'k has h:ul incrcastMl.

hisS pMIMWl

—Four weeks from next Tm^day till Christum-s. —'the solar eclipse of January 1 will be visible hen4, though hardly total. —W. A. H. Hob.'its will probably actas (.iovernor Hovey*s private Secretary. —If the "goo.seboue ])ro]»hets." are correct we are to have a seven- winter. —1 r. K. Huntsin^er, eye ami ear s]socialist, will.b.e in the ,city next Thursday. Nov. *21). —A I»anville jury has divided that a loser cannot recover :noip»y''from a stake holder on an election bet. —\V. Stewart will contlu^t a song s*rMee at Center drove Sunday. Nov. i!5th. at .3:30 |. m. llvenbialy invited.

C^v.ntliia K. l,'ost4*r. "widow of (h'orge A. Foster, Co. K. 1541)1 Iveginit-nt Ludiuni Vols., has just, received a pension of thvougli Charles M. Travis, her attorney. —Ceorge ]j. ^Y ill son und Fanny Mc CVinnel were united in wedlock at the residence of John N. McConnel l»y ,1. S. Maxwol), on Wednesday evening, Nov. 21st, lssx —The anntuil reunion of the 124th Indiana regiment will tak»* place at Muncie o!i the 2(.)th and '10th of mis month. Irn McConnell was a memlM?r of this regiment. —The

JJ. ,J.

(.Mhoon »V Co. assignment

business hsvs been settled up. A dividend of 14} cents was made among the creditors. Clerk Hulett is paying off the claims on this basis.

Ilie brainless idiot who furnishes the Indianapolis Sentinel with *pecmls

from this oitv should lie nssipnied a ward amid in the lnrpe luuldinfr near Indianola mid fed on mnL,'(,'oi. lmtter. 1 he otliciiil ]lnrality for Hnrrison and Morton in Xew ^firk is re|)orted to lie Ii tills is correct A. Iverlv.of avnetown, will yet I'.jili Joel suit, of clothes us his jjiK-ss was 1.!,4KI,

I hi" ladies of the M. I., church will trivea 1 hanlistfiviiiKsu|i|icrat hm^'slev (-Impel iin 1 liurs.lav ni(,'ht. Nov. J.ttU, for the lienetit of the Sunday school. All are invited to attend. I'leiise donot forget the date. —A lnrpe sij.ni ln-ui-iiif. the legend, •'hheed (:oni licet ami lniipcd Dried Ijeef'* liovv ailorus the t'lp of the (,!lerlv's bulletin in 'front- of the court house. AVlicUior thev Kive irmstard or hor.«a »i:udish has', not transpired. —fsil'-fie tlx election is I" let UK ill! I join liarids in nu earliest eiidein'|- to ad~

Viiuee lite pro.vjd.ntv of our citv. l,et What n)iir.i)o.sifj':th it way hav^ Vn en en[rendered dnniiK the eain|)aij ii lie Viii,.--ied and a kindly sjirit «,if good willto all prevail. I I. I'aul Smith will au'ain appear in

Wi\shimjt»n io r«nmin during the scssnn of l\»n.pcss. -—The cfliciimcv of advertisinu: can in no case he. more positively and convincingly seen than in the familiar and constantly recurring instance of sonic retail fjroeer, who, hv dint of pluck, persistence and ingenuity pushes, himself into a large tratio hy the constant and clever advertising of really staple articles, of unifonn cost ami pmhty every where hut whi«*h, hy rc,».^.n of Ins ca]vdh» methods of business, acquire a special t*he v^uess and merit- in the eyes of the pui'lir, which never suspects that it is the advertisements and not. the goods which draw....and retain his patronage.

(•nipI»yes.' vV. %/f:: .':.v.

—This is

.h»v Millijr.iu to ,la»». W. Robertson, pi

:i:v

—"The Midland road." (icneral Manager Me-or»» says, '*is now earning enough to pay its operating evpeuses and nothing mdre. Trains are now run from Anderson to iirown's Valley, where the road intersects the T. II. ,v I,, division of tin1 VandaSia." Manager Monro hopes that when the weather m»re favorable Tr moving corn and the demand for coal increases, the road will do enough busine.-s to enable him hi pay some of the, luiclwjudvhtednvss to the

excfli'Huf^^weather

Hut .Marriage Is a Failure.. Daniel! Yes, your excellency. Who was elected president before I won ilie day.'

Samuel J. Tilden, your excellency. Was he a bachelor? Yes, sire. Who was elcetcd before him James Buchanan. Was he a bachelor? Yes, sire. Let us see, was a bachelor when elected, wasn't If

Yes, sire. David 11. Hill isn't married yet, is he.' No, sire. Hugh .T. Grant is a bachelor, too, I believe:'

Yes, sire. And they both got there. I believe they did, sire. Daniel, you netnln't mention the subject to Mrs. Cleveland, but marriage is a failure.

I.etter l.iM.

Tli.

following is tin- list

nmining uncalled for Crawfonlsville, 1ml.. for ing Novi^mber 1T. lltooks V. P. r»o/,enl»ai Harton Susan. Berrv ni Hard (i W Ctnvriie.l Cede Laldti Cook lulia Dale \V li Kntou I'rei'iuaii Uavo Hall Maude Irwin N Mc^uowa .Jam Miller r, Messuiorr Snrait

:f 'letters re|H)stotlice, week end-

the the

I'tp-kett Ih-v ih-v Elui.t Sell fs Win Sniirart L»\vij»" Swank Ida Steward Wm Sealed l!l::ra 1 Smith I'rauk u-ol) 'J'avlor t.'hatlei? Terry Katie Tot ry Hlanche in..eat Wm «2 Vail Delia Vires Charli«i .,V XWilliams it .1 William^ KUeuVi^?

U'eal Kstnte Transtcrs

furnished by .TOHNS.ON

Abstra-ters

,V AYR.IWNM,

Title and Loan Agents:

A. f». I'tvemajj F. J,. Snyd )'. two iot

in I'.ea^atit Hi!!. ........... $ 10.n0 «T. H. Cochran to (leoive-aWtsc, 4."»

u« res in Madion lp l,2To.«'h)

two tots in Waveland. 'J.OOO.OO

Marbara O. Manni.-r to buoy, \,. I'erkins, lot in New Kiehnibnd 100.00 Mli,:aiieth P. Wass'.ai toSiunufil Johnson and wile. |e aens in Madi»»n tp 1,"»00,00 Jtio S. Mr»»vvn to A. T. and F. IV Krcneh lot in city \... 4."»0,00 Jno. M. Si-iitt to.I. V.. Kennedy. 7*i

ion acres in Iti-owu tp.. :t,."»0rt.0a .1. W. Kirkpatrlek to I.. W,

Orawloi'dsville on the '-i'.'th of Nov. OuiliK to the fact that tin-ojiera house I at andalia was enframed lor that cvenlie was iil'li^cd to cancel his enfra^ement there and loim 11.ills class were I so iortunatc as to engage him here for that evening. I —L'.ifavette ourier: Coii^TChsinaii W. 1) Owen, of the Iiopinspnrt ilistrict, passed through the city lust night enroute to Omaha, Nel)., where he will he married lit mxui to-monow to ^Irs. Ijiiey

A Luc(?, ft wealthv widow of that city. The Congressman and liruli will arrive at Logunsport. next Saturday, and after spending a few days there will go to

lloovn, lot

in Kirkpatriek .... To.OO K. •. Sa\wi il i« Matilda A. CU»s-in, iot in l.hmshurir.. .. .... 100.oo Ma'ry (iwin to.l. 1^. Mou.-ton atid wife, lot in eity 400.00

Twelve Transf"!'- ,*io,or»o.oo

Kalslnji. ti\rnshi|i, an•lci'tion tlmt if would oroct a 11.-

A Post Klcctlon Po A. T. Hicks, of Scott nouneed previous to the Harrison was elected hi lllierety pole to celebrate the event, thereupon, as soon as the result was known, secured the services of .Jacob C/'ouehman, of I'utnam county, to raise the pole. On Wednesday evening the Ijapland boys came together and the pole, 12.0 feet high, went up in the presence of !250 men, women and children heers and shouts for Harrison and Morton, hongs were sung hv the Lapland (dee Club. Speeches were made by Win. Wilkinson, and W. A. Kice. After refreshments the crowd went to ltaccoon and whooped up things till 10 clock that night.

Hurrah l-orlrvln. •-.-

Trvin

IJ-

Hlble, livina near New Kicli-

niond. with his uncle, II. M. I'.ible. ci-h.'-brateil his majority last Tuesday, the •Jl'th inst -. and n.ade it a red-lelier dav ideed- lor he cut him-,elf loose the corn field, anil shucked fine hundred bushels of corn between sunrise and sunset- As an annreciatioii o! Ins reui'srloible pertorniunee l[e was yiresenteil with a check lor one hundred ilollars, a 'dollar a biish.-l. ('an any one in the county diseoHut it

ohnillii.C.-. arnivul.

1 hi^lir'-ji'iratioiis for the production

of (-olnr.ibiaV Carnival are going along 1 rapidlv- It is urge.l tluft. all flu' voung people who have had parts assigned to hem or who expect, to take part in any wav in the eiitertainmenb will meet at the Christian church on Saturday afternoon with the committees. Jt is impoitaut that everv pel-son who can possibly be present s!uiuld conn- to this meeting.

IJcciist-il to I'll.

(ieorge h. Wilson and annie McConnell, 'William I,. Arthur and Minnie Ornbaun, and If. l-.Kingand Lryic l-.lt/roth have been licensed to mariT.

/o -I'honi— oiuuii'•» I ieiol. lias a reeonl proving it to lo a remedy of renl and great merit for all iliseiF.es peculiar to tlio sex. Write for tefitimmiliils to to the secretary of the Zoi-I'hora Medieine l.onipanv, II. I*. Column, Kalamazoo. Mich.

SCRATCHED 28 YEARS.

A Itching, skin (•(••rust* With IHml* .•.lc«.s Mil!i«riiju Ciircil l»y ti.lruru '•••.. IUmiomI i«*4, tM lm»t known or the Oitirura J'eruoiUes t\wni.N -eight \eai-H nro it wowM have «-uve«l me T'.'ee.tM) iiwo hunlrel Uollurs^ anil an iniinonve amount of snirerintr. My «lisc:ise jl'soriusisJ eonuucncctl en my heu«l* in sjvot not tnrircr than a rent, spread rupMlv all over my Iwnly uiiii rot umlcr my nulls. The M*nle-» woul«l lrop olV of me all tin* tunc and mv suffeiinj «!ts endless and without relief1. Un«* thousand dollars would not tempt me to have tins disea.-e ovvr avain. I am a pool-man. tan ICeel rich tie relieved of what, some of the doctors aid wiw lei»n»sy, some ring worm. pMria^is, etc. I t»wk. .atul 'ar«apai ilia'er one year and a hall', hut nocuiv. I went to two or Uuvt» doctors and no cure. I cannot '•pr.dse the rutieura r^ata ilU's too much. They h:uv made by skin as clear-ami tree lioni t»laij'!e»asa h.\hy\. \|l twd o|" them \vasll re«» .o\es et t'lnlvura. ar.d Imr hot I U-s of ('nt.ieura Uv vo'vent nn I t\*o eake o» *»itu^in*:i oap. if you had been la-re and said ''you \\oi».M ha* euivd tfie «r .'en \»MI w«tild have had the 'Mfiicv. 1 like'the pa-ture in our IjmiU of Sttrial jjiU'tuh' nuudier wo. "I»ow to f'ure «k)ii |)Seases") but now I am as clear uh any pel-soil ever was. Through toreiof habit I mo tnv hands ovi tnv arm-and !ey«» to s-n-.teh nra-e in a'while, but to no purpose.

I iiei all v.e'i. I scraielHtl t*vcnly i-i^hl yeat^. and it v«a to b? a kind oV -.^'eond natun» to me. I thank yeira thousand times. AuvtnUl^r tin.re that yon want T»I KIIOW wi'ife tta\ or anyone who reads thi- mav wj ite i«. me and I wj anwerit. UKNN1S l)( )WN I Nil,

WATnuiiruv. \'r.. Jan.

f«»r gather

ing corn and ie farnn^rs ar»» making the most of it. Fully onedialf of the corn crop is vet in the field, and unless tlie weather remains fair much damage will result to it from having to remain in the tield during the winter. --The flag floats from the top of the gas well derrick, hut the dropping of the drill is not yet heard in the land.

,:nih.

iss

r-«»riai-. JHe/.etna, Tetter, liin^wonu, Lichen. f*ruriius. Scald Head. Milk t'nM. Uandrurt, Harhet*. Makers', tiroi.-et's', and Washerwotnans' Itch, and every sjteeii-s of Itcliin^'. In Injr, Scaly. Pimplv flutnors of tlie Skin ae.d Se:»!n and M!m»d, with lo— of tivefv cured by t'ut'u-ura. the and ulieura Soap, an evqui tier externally, and t'uticur tj«*w 11iihm) Putitler internally iaii.t and all other remedies tail

San-ford*- Mepical Cur.- consists of «)n»- hMtle e.f the Ua'ii« al (.'nre, arul iiuit1 ln\ of \.tarrluU Solvent, UHJ an improved Itdiajer, price. L.

Hri KK .V u-.vi-i vt, •. ii osi

Pains and caknesscs

OF FEMALES

!:v-*antiy re-ieved by \nl i.Main I'la-ler,

-uierj» to nliottsor plHst*rs, ami tha nnist pt. rleri antidote to pain. lntlatinnati»n and weak n»*-s vet I'otopunm 1. At .Mi drutri,isJ.4. eent tlve I."»r $1 or postage fl'ce, ot PotWrt Pnej: A- CtKMui-'.jl Mo-tun Nia—.

Three Score anil Ten.

Samuel \V. Austin celebrated his 7lt!f birthday. Nov. 'Jl, by givinga supper tohis children and sisters. 1 "nele Sum will accept the congratulatiouH of Til

JIU.-IIXAI,

on attainiii .' this good old 'II

and its wishes that he may haM many mom birt hdays.

It Would Do It.

"Speaking ui this- prison reform bu^liies^, 'sanl Jopson to .Johnson ih*.otlior evening, "there's one thing wiuHi on^h! to he introduced into cverv priisotMjrUie cotr,.! y." -What,"n thn!.V" .sni'l Joint «ou

Keep

Jewel rv,

ij oeiHU^r. m.r.iof the Skin atal __ •. •t llatr. are po.i- S »ictit Skin Cure, 8 j~\ .ite Skin Meanti-

1NI O AM' I'llKMICAi I o., Morton, M.IJ.S. Srn«i toi "Jlnw to t..'ure .Skin I0-1 pact-s, ."»0 il!\ss:r.ttuns, atul irstunonials.

I3T I'l.KS, hl.icH-he.uts, ciuippi-tl vnd oil 1A1 skin.i Soap.

kin prevented hy ulieur.i Me Uirattil

Sneezing Catarrh.

Tliedistr^ssiim snee/.»-. snee/.e, tne acrid, watery UlJH'hnrgo troin the eyes and IIOHC, Hie painful Inflammation extending to tlie throat, tin* swtdllm of the mucus Itulnt, causing choking ens'tiens, c(»unh, iiti:lii« noises in the head mm splitting heada'-hes how familiar these symptoms ate to thruis ands vvho sutler periolically from head i-»hls or intlueny.a, and who live in ignorance of the tact that a single application of San ford's Radical Cure for catarrh will allord instantaneous re let.

Mut this treatment In caseKof simple CJIwirrh yives but a faint uh'a of what this remedy will do in the **hroute forms, when* the breathing is obstructed by choking, ptttriil mucus accnmulali.-vn.H, the hearing atl'eeteil, smell ana taste con?, throat ulcerated and hacking couch ^raditallv fastemnu it-elf upon the debilitated syjMi-m. Then i^ that the marvelous curative power of Sant'ord's MmMcal ('tire manifesrs itself in his^antanc oas and era tela I re 1 let", cure b'-ui ns from the firsr application. It is-rnpid,radical, ver?uanenJ, e*onomteai, safe.

Me^ulvent. tin-. I v, when phv^a A JL I

Sold rviTv wlu-ri-. l*ni?f, CFTN So At', 'IV.

KK-OIAI-NT,

SI. Prt-pjiird hv tlje I'oni-K

he Cntici-irn new, most

'airrei-able, instantaneous and JII lull bile pal n.k Hi tie 'Muster, csp« e. ially ad^ptetl to relieve female pa'jns and weaknesses. Wananted vast.y

^'Hood's. Sarsaparilla. "What, use would thev hav.» in pri?ofK

for kno*,v':" ••Wiiv, breaking:

d's Sar^apa rilla.

I l»ve

wonld ken.p

tin* nn from

l-'o? I.Vnt.

The garden formerly owned by .1. W. Krause on the Maxwell place easj of the eity. For particiihirs enquire •••f Mrs. Maxwell on the premises. V-vv..-.',-'-

:ovhovs.

Tho cili/otiK of 'J'exus ar»? p^Kuliarly lialth- colds and coughs, owit£ to certain ({iialitieK of tin*! chmate. ou^b romodius aro, constvpientlv, in vrreat deinand. I his is what Alexander, Kpeer «V Son. the foreinust druirKi^l'^ of lilaneo I »\\as »uv in regard to \an\Sr«rts Halsarn: have sold all tlio Italsams »nd aro foroed to admit tluit it is tho best soiling article we ever hud on cur sludves. and all

IXJOHUSO

I Tuhl You No.

.Mr- K. A. Ireland, of lircon. Phillips &• Co.. Nashville, lenn.. navs: '"1 was nf-llict'-d with jdles lor t.wontv, vars and I tried everv rneodv nffervd inc: final used tlie Kt-liicipian Tile Ointment. It gave me instant reli f. and has effected

Sold In Lew i-1

pcr'nanent cui

lo»v. Coorg eouni.v. sa\ our 11

Lincoln history and tho papers on Siberia and I the Kxlle Svstem. Ihe first of these, written by

it givos g^'iiMal

satisfaction. '1 rial size fret*. Sold bv Nv« »V Co., druggists.

Messrs. Nicolayand Hay, President Liucoln private secretaries, contains tho inside history of tlie dark days of the war, as seen Irom Iho White House.

IMVKelf partiiut urt ini)»i.iou

£?££uu-'.

This is the

TOP of

the

GKNIMNE

Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. AH others, similar arc imitation. .This cxact Label isoncachPcarl

Top Chimney. A dealer may saj' and think he has others as good,

HUT HE HAS NC)T.

Insist upon the Exact Label and Top. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. MABE ONLY BY

GEO. A. MACBETH & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.

KLINE & GRAHAM,

A GREAT MAGAZLNE

Tho Coutury for 188*X

TTTT sinr.urAN* RAJ»I:H^T

bv Oftorgo Kcnnan, aro uttnicting tho atUMition of the civilized world. Tho Chicago Tnhunc savs that

.r I'Twjojl. v.onslamiy oil Hand .1 Large Stock of

unoother

Clocks, Watclies, Siivenvear,

^On Yiilue Van

Eyesight use

Diamond Lens

SPECTACLES.

He «t 11 b" a Itl South of Court House.

MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Ladies your special

attention i:: r:ilk(l to this ik-partnuiat..-sWc have the

linest stock in the city nnc! tiiree times t?"w qualitv to be found.

1 GrOODS DF' A.RTMENT.

•select from and new poods coming ovsry day with

tri:-nniinrs to match.

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

that customers can wish. Another case of these io-cent

sliirtin^s at S i-} just 11 "More Cloaks.

Underwciir. Manuel, blanket, anil doth department full to

overflowing. Come anil make vour selections.

I fE question* has often brcn ruiked, "to what doi^s Tha Century owe its grout drcu-

The. Christian Union

oncc answered this hy the sUitenK.Mit that^it has he»?n fairly won, not hy adver

tising schemes, lmt by the excellent which charactcri/tss it in every department-" la their announcements for the coming year the publishers state that it has always been their desire to make Tlu- Cmt-ury the one indispensable periodical of its class, so that whatever other publication mipht ho desirable in tho family, The C* nUiru could iH'tbo neglected by. those who wish to keep abreast of the times in matters pertaining to culture. And tho unprecedented circulation of the magazine would seem to bo tho response of the pnblicto this intcJition. "With the N«»,'ember number t'cnfurtl begins its thirty-seventh volume. Two great features of tho magazine which arc to continue throughout the new volume are already wed known to the public,- the

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articles prmt(Hl in the KairUsh language just now touch u|on a suhjnvt which so vitally interests all thoughtful people in Kurope and America and Asia.' As l.s alreailv Icnowi, copies of The Century entering Russia havo these urt olos torn out by the customs ofllcials on tho frontier.

Ptr.TN 1.SS0 will pubiisli the most im-f(?at-un that has yet found

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peapes, etc.,. will appear, aud thero are to bo illustrated articles on Ihbie scenes, treating especially tho subjects of tho International Sunday-School Lessons. Georgo "W- 'able will write btrange,

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The, Century cos^s four dollars a year, and it is published by Tlie Century Co., of Now York, who will send a copy of the full prospectus to any ono on request.

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