The Columbus Republican from Columbus, Indiana • Page 8

-wis. 4 'i 1 -i i M. Hi. i Ik I 'THE-COtTJMBtJS BEPUBIICAK THURSDAY, JTJXY 21, 1898. l- I- Appelated Goardlaa.

ii GORED BY A BULL Spurgin, Miss Cora Jones I and Art BE i sapper wu given at toe town Lhall be HARBISON TOWNSHIPS PKK. Dr. A J. Banker has. been appointed fore they rettirnedJ -A iff if i ii'-l' Awarded lll-hcat Honor- -World'i Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.

"I guardian of Charles and Hattie Maring. SIS HIS PATHNTSl Mrs. Wood of Brush Creek visited her There was quite a little blaze in thia Dntltar MHom. JehB Beatty Is Attarked TbJ Morn lag at parents here last week. i Then if you are not satisged don't taktj place Frida jnlght! I A welcome light to the christian people.

i treatment! IT Wit I. BE BCTL.T AS DECIDED TES- the Beatty Varan. .1 You can go visiting every Snnday to Mrs. Mag Like and Mary, TEKOATBT A TOR OF 1(3 TO IS, i ilclntlre, Harry Donhoet and were guests or Mrs. v.

n. uavis last i points on the Southern Indiana railway at excursion rates. Service excellent Monday. Virgel Clark went to Seymour i last John Beatty was gored yesterday Mrs. Linley, of Columbus, was the Saturday to purchase some clothing.

i There will be a Sundav school clonic Electric Light la Edlnbnrx hurch. Electric incandescent lights are being The ImproTctnent Will Be of tTnqamttoa- at the Beatty farm south of town by a guest of Mrs. W. R. Spurgin i last 13 one mile south-of this i place at Spray's Thursday, I installed in the Methodist church at TalM to tta Covotjr Browm Coantya jiew Pike.

three year old vicious bulL The accident occurred while Mr. Beatty was leading the bull upon the scales to be Misst Nellie Davis" I returned: home ,.3 grovey Saturday, July 1 23. Everyone is Edinburg. Other improvements on the i n- CQEAT.3 cordially invited to come and enjoy the church property have. been completed.

from Columbus last Monday after a pleasant visit I I w-eigbed. The injuries he received are not considered serious: but were in a err i tt Doat Tobacco Spit aai Sak Tear life ly. onus MrsJ Lida Price, of Columbus, was OldSt.Loni. in Harrison By a vote of 123 jto 28 To quit tobaeeo easily and toreTer. be mas .1 very delicate part of the I netlc.

lull of life, serve and vigor, take Ne-To- Cm to otto Ric decided to township Tuesday if the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. E. last week. it i Bae, tne wonder-worker, tnat makes weak men construct about four miles of gravel on the sick list George BUI has Republican! Dtatrlct Convention strong.

All druggists, 50c or 11, Cure guaran pee il pike beginning at the; end of the old pike teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Revi i TalMngton, of the Christian i The republicans of the Fourth con- the past I 1 Sterling Remedy Oa; Chicago or New York. 3 A- near Do'srell Hill, six miles west of here, jfressional dislrict and all those who churchtt will, fill his regular appoint All of jthe farmers are ready to begin I-. Sandcreek Township Pikes.

ana exienaing to me crown county une, ish to affiliate with us will meet in ment here next Saturday night I- breaking for wheal i there qonnecting with the new pike delegate convention in Seymour, Thurs- Work is, rapidly progressing on the Quite a number hf St Louis people which Will be constructed the latter iaT, Aueust li 1898, at 10 aJ for new piaes banacreek township. spent Sunday at theiDave i A Pars Orap Creaai eff Tartar Powder. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Hartsnlle.

county, ML I the purpose of: nominating one repre- William Rights, this city, was doing 1 ft. ft Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Great! was the; rejoicing of citizens House Paint, RoVPaintyr StovJaiift; CarriaaPaint, Bicycle PaVt, Enftmel PainV The value of this improvement to the Uentative in conirress. The basis of rep- some surveying work down there yes terday. here Over the surrender of Santiago. city of Columbus and consequently to resentation will be one delegate vote is I Bartholomew county is unquestionably for every 100 votes, and I fractional vote Horace Solomon was the guest J.

S. APPLEMAN, M. D.i Fjtttereon Again Chosen. T. W.

Rominger wentj to Indianapo- of A Snider! Sunday girai. lai urau umt i oi over nity casi ior ut. nayer ior Professor Charles F. Patterson has sf Stahlhuth's lng Store i county trade is brought this city, elector at 1896 election. Following are Wa HU1 and wife were the guest of Formerly of New York City, now permanently located New Albany, to visit Columbus, Free consultation and examination at his prfc- 1 but on account of the construction" of the number of votes each conhtv is en- their daughter, Mrsi John Oaks, of near -lis Monday.

Corn, to Joe Hergenrader and wife, "Monday, a girl baby. again been chosen superintendent of the Edinburg public! schools to serve for the coming term, i He has acted in this ca rate partors, BtLvtuttus tiu-rta Letter From Harry W. McCallle. i Santiago, Cuba, July 3, 189a the stone pike in Monroe icounty, es- titled to: pecially those ia the Hciniry of Nash-(Bartholomew TUESDAY. AUGUST 2d- Miss' Mamie Burns; north of Dear Mother: I will start out by Mra.s John Williams, of near town, is pacity for the past four' years.

Frank ville, would take their produce to Jefferson 83 36 7 i lin Star. very ill at this writing. one day pnly, returning every four weeks young: people at an last Saturday even- entertained severs: ice cream supper Bloomington and buy their goods there. Brown Mrsi Maggie Brady, of Shelbyville, is telling you that I received Ralph's picture but it'is about spoiled for I have no place to keep it Only in my pocket and it rains every day. The bullets are Army Kerrnits.

is a graduate of Belles vue Hospital Medical mg. The election in Harrison tpwnsnip yesterday has averted this change 'of Dearborn. QR. APPLEMAN isi ting her mother, Mrs. Sharp.

20 27 7 Dr. William Coffee, of Newbern, i college. New York ibe most notable institution of its zuc mosi nuiaoie uuubuuon 01 11 wife will i leave Wilbur Drake and uxtY. trade center and the people of this city Ohio. coroner of this county, Gent Rominger so thick some times that we have to dig Mrs; Etta Smalley, of Westport, is visiting her father, Benjamin Robert- next Monday kind in America.

He has made a special study of diseases of the Eye, Ear. Nose. Throat ana for Tipton; county: to I and the other townships should reel Decatur. 4 and Harry Mahaffey, of Hartsville, boles and take the rain and alL; I ex and spend a week visiting relatives chronic diseases, in the great BeUevue and. charity hospitals in New, York City, and the very grateful to the farmers of Harri- Ripley passed through Tuesday evening for 28 27 27 16 son township for showing, their pro- Jackson Jacksonville, to join the hospital results oi toe experience are many msrretous cures over the state.

He treau Acute and Chronio Catarrh. Rlncine la the Ears. Deafness. pect! you Jiave: seen an. account of the baKle we had on the first but I will ten yon all the same' for my company Through; the courtesy of Senator gressiveness and for deciding to make Switzerland corps of Gen.

Lee's army. diseases ot the Eye. Ear, Throat, Lungs, Kid 4 i -I Mrsi Fanny Garreson and children, of Indianapolis, are visiting relatives here this week. -j 1 i Whittier Pentzer has returned from Chicago, where he has been working in David Turpie yotirj correspondent is In an improvement, which, as was said stood at the end and made the charge neys. Urinary and maaaer.

maoetes, Liyspepn sis. Constipation, rheumatism. EpUepBy or Fits, Hemorrhoids, (pUes) cured without the KzcarsloB to Louisville Next Sandny from receipt of the 17th annual report of the Total. ......228 before, lis unquestionably of great value and I was one of the first to reach it Colombo. Done by the! order of district com-i to their community and ours.

eio pain ana no detention iron worm, U. Geological Survey. I i i 1 i 1 i- i f- i i Hi is 1.25 round trip via Pennsylvania mittee. ThoS. McNctt, chairman.

i If you want to hear the latest" war a printing office. We lost several good men there, fl had to cry when one of our Sergeants was shot by the side of me. We all have a Brown County To BnUd a New Pike. lines special train at 8:45 a. m.

central news uleas call at I EXCURSION RATES. time; returning leaves Louisville fit The county commissioners of Brown a a where the! Associated Press1 dispatches visHno friends and I TniUn-nannlia ar T- "first aid package with us to bandage county at their, meeting at Nashville, The QGneratiYQi OrgansiB Diseases Isuch as stricture, swellinr. fistula" vericocele, spermatorrhoea, loss of powet, etc cured quittluy and without detention, from, business. Hj BLOOD ANBSm DISEASES, 6 p. m.

Plenty of entertainment in are received every hour in the day. I Chaatanqna Lake, via "Big Four Route. one another, and when he fell I stooped the Falls City i for the -visitor. Base Tuesday, awarded the contract for the Several people here are wondering to help him if I could and he motioned Finest service ever offered, i No.j 46, construction of nineteen and a half ball: Louisville vs. St.

Louis. relatives at this place. i Wm. Carter, of near town, is dan-rgeronsly ill with Bright's disease and resultant gangreene of the. foot what has become of they have the 'New York Boston morning spec miles of free pike to Slink 'of not heard from him for several days, OneFhn to RepnMlcan Convention, i Bloomfield, Greene county, I their bid ial," and No.

18. "Southwestern make" close connectionsl Train Never mind; Dewey is able to take care The railroad companies of the state CUBE i. i me to go on. 'Just before he died he motioned for me to cut his' throat for he was choking to death, He was shot through the throat just below the Adam's apple and the windpipe and 4 I being about $18,000. I jciany.

onarp, 01 uiuBmo8, wuu uau of himself. I 1 service' and equipment unsurpassed. will charge one fare for the round trip The pike, as specified in the contract. sucbls leuoor- rea and Call on aeents of the Four Route to the republican state convention at Diseases of Women will extend from the Bartholomew 1 7 The following Misses from Hope were week: returned home Monday. i i i pleasant callers on your correspondent Capt Blackof the Regular army rt- Sunday! afternoon; May Aiken, Anna juglar vein were cut.

The hole made for tickets and full information. E.i Indianapolis, August 3rd to 4th. Tick county line on the eajst to the Monroe county line on the west, following the McCormick, Pass. Traffic ets at this reduced rate will be on sale was the size of your little finger, tuning Bianon, sam me naneviue Mabel Stapp, Gertie Chandler, We marched all night June 30 and Warren Lynch, Ass. Gen.

Pass. August 2nd and 3rd, good returning course of the old state road. From Nashville the pike will extend almost uiio ui wk 4u(ue mH and a lady from Indianapolis. opened the battle July 1, at ,6 o'clock Tkt. Cincinnati.

O. August 5th painful menstruations, displacement of womb, breakinfr down pains to back, reUeyed ia a short i The JXetr carries all his portable instruments and; comes prepared to examine the most obscure medical and suiwieal eaaea i He undertakes no incurable diseases. I Consultation free and Correi podensce solicited. i J. a APPLEMAN, Cor.

Vinoennes and Bprinv to Unjontowh, where, it will meet the Fiatroclc Kew Scbedates to the Army Camps. I Boe klen's Arnioa Salvo. in the morning and fOught till 5 o'clock In the evening, when we made a charge on the works and took them. The macademized pike Irecently ordered The Queen Crescent Route Fast The beet salve in the world for cu its, Wheat is worth 70 cents here. constructed by the commissioners of Vestibuled Florida Limited leaves sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Mrs.

Nora Nading visited the capital AiDany, K. Monroe county. Cincinnati 8:30 in the morning, arriving sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, bullets sound like a telephone wire when you hit it, and are las thick as city I ihULii If There is but one bridge to be con Jacksonville next morning 9:40, and at I corns, and all skin eruptions, and post OTTOOTTOOTTOOTTO bees. The crack of the rifles sounds like Mrs. Ha rrr Nading returned from Tampa the same evening at 5:50.

Over tively cures piles or no pay required. -examinea. The special Thanksgiving proclama-. tion Issued by President McKinley, "Was i observed in this town Sunday. iRev.

Lathrop, of Hope, preached the xsermon in the public square, i Dr. 'j. H. Morrison went to Indiana-napolia Monday and Lewis Rominger Tuesday of last week with the intention of enlisting in the Regular army, but were pnable to pass the examination on -account of physical infirmities. structed, It will be an iron structure built over Salt': creek.

Bids for this j. Chicago Saturday. I a hundred miles the Shortest Line to is guaranteed to give perfect satisfao My "Dnnlrv was Killed. I Mv com bridge were received Monday by the Nice cooling showers fell here Chickamauga, Atlanta, 1 Jacksonville, I tion or money refunded. 1 Price 25 cents pany lost four killed, two sergeants and Friday and Saturday.

A. 1 commissioners and the contract was Tampa and other troop points, per box. ForSalebv Thea E. Otta two privates, and two or three wound OTTO awarded to the Wabash Bridge and 13 Finest train service and fastest Misses Sophia Harrod and Eva Ma ed. If I had of it I would have Free Scholarships.

Iron company. of Wabash, Indiana. Schedules. Through vestibuled Stand haffey spent Sunday at Hartsville. 1 saved and sent, you a piece of the; Span There: will be a few free Scholarships The bids as received follow: ard Day Elegant Drawing The infant child of Ora Treon died i i ish nag, which we tore into bits.

given at Luray College, Virginia, this Joliei Bridge Irod Joliet, Illi Room Sleepers and Cafe Parlor and last Saturday evening. 1 We marched all night July 1, and 1 3 prescription: year to worthy young ladies who are nois, 11, 300.20. -t Observation Cars. Mrs, Mrs. Connelly and got to the front at 8 o'clock and helped endeavoring to get an education and King Bridge Cleveland, children are visiting at Hartsville this 7 W.C RlNEARSON, Gen'l.

Pass. Cincinnati. to recapture Battery of the Fourth $1,199.00. I DRUGGIST; who have to provide for themselves. Preference is given to Orphans, other things being equal.

For other informa Toledo Bridge Toledo, Ohio, which we had lost early in the morning, We fought all day and just about held; our Last night Bedna Young will remove bis saw 200.00. I -I i A XHp in- the Briny Deep. mill from this place to Boonville about Brackett Bridge Cincinnati, Go to Atlantic City and New Jersey i Thei following officers for the K. of P. jLodge have been elected and installed lor the ensuing term: B.

F. Robertson, C. C. John Woodruff V. A N.

J'hlllipy, prelate; B. D. Wilson. M. A -John Sanders, M.

of W. E. Wood- juffj G. 5 Henry Wilson, O. G.

On Monday morning: Misses Alice vMorrison, Hattie Rominger and Glidys JMahahey drove to Waldron with; Messrs 3ent Rominger and Harry Mahaffey, where these two gentlemen took the train for Indiananolis. from whence We dug trenches and: the enemy made sept ist i i -i -f'i $1,22400. i Coast points- on the excursion via the iLLOOIiJLO OImIOOImLO tion address i Rev. H. M.

Wharton, D. Baltimore, Md. r. There Is a Class of People. charge on us.

but we drove them off Washington township will not elect Wabash Bridge Iron Wabash, Chesapeake Ohio railway Tuesdayj and captured about This $1,238,000.1 July 19th, and August 11th. A grand new trustee this- year, tne old one is morning the battle opened before sunup good enough. The bid of the King Bridge Company opportunity to visit the sea shore at a SouthSbrn Indiana IB. Bi Time Table in effect June 25, 1893. Who are injured by the use of coffee.

1 and we are 'about played out, for we was $39 lower than that of the Wabash I very low rate. Make your arrange- The farmers In? thia locality rejoice in Recently there has been placed, in all nave noi.ciosea our eyes ior tnree aayi Bridge Iron Company, but the latter inents and go on this grand excursion. a good wheat crop.f Many good averages West week days Ea st I week days was considered by the commissioners Rate from Columbus- to Atlantic City the grocery stores a new preparation called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains. and' nights. Two or three days ago the officers said we would eat our Fourth STATIONS.

HI- i they go at once to Jacksonville, Fla. to are reported, mm. Mo. 3 Ma. No.

N. 14 as the best bid and that company was and return 15.00, Tickets good re-: i' Af A A L.V. to join the 7th army corps. This gives Flat Rock Sunday school will hare PH A that takes the place of coffee. The most of July dinner in the city, but I don awarded the ttirning eleven daya Train leaves HartsyiJle delegation of eight young, grand celebration in Nading'a grove son delicate stomach receives it without 00 12 think we I I But tnere is a great deal of opposition pinciniuUa, Ohio, at 12:01 noon and men, nz: ciyae Aiornson, tiarry the 28th or July distress, and but few can tell it from Corner.

Westport to the proposed improvements. An. in- p. m. Reserve your sleeping car ac 16 7 25! 1 351 coffee.

It does not cost over 1 as much. 'Nading Co. are shipping out junction suit had been; filed by promi commodations 6 00 6 20 33 0 44 6 10) 4 66 4 60 4 35 4 26 4 20 4 15 4 05 8 67 3 46 through your nearest .1 5 OA 4 45 4 80 4 IS 8 46 8 25 3 00 411 Alert. Children may drink it with great bene quite a number Jpf can-fillers. Severe' 46 i nent lahd owners to prevent the com ticket agent.

have been sent to Canada, i fit. 15 cts. and 25 cts. per package. missioners entering into the contract.

I 00 '7 15 7 36 1 67 Elizabethtown. $00 A 18i. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O. Sampson is fighting this morning and1 the Spanish bomb 'shells are bursting over onr heads.

Last night they looked pretty but it didn't sound so well, and makes your hair stand on end. I would have written sooner but had no paper, Don't send any only just as you write, for I haven't any way to carry ii I I will write again as soon as An effort was made by the friends' of Some little ill feeling had been en T40j gendered and the matter will be bitter Delegates To Republican State Convention 8 27, 1 46-t 80 1 08 Ralph Jolliff to have him committed to the Reform. School but Ralph got wind 3 361 8 20 8 O61 2 63 0 16 The following persons have been se ly fought in I the courts. Nevertheless 8 06 13 45 8 301 .8 52 15 35! 10 22! 10 62! 10 83 of the affair and left for parts unknown. 6 401 301 6 601 .8 41....

6 02 52 6 I3t 05 7 6 35 9 28 Norman-. fl 40 0 S3 6 51 0 43 6 59 0 61 the preparations continue and the pike 41 8 6413 25 2 80f8 44112 04 lected as delegates from this county to attend the State Republican convention j. Rbeamstisn Cared In a "MYSTIC CrntE" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in '1 to 3 days. Its action) upon the system is remarkable and i mysterious. It removes at once, the cause and the disease immediately disappears.

The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold by Hauser Parkfer, Druggists, Colum John Zeig, Henry Hilt, Finley. Joliff will in jail probability be constructed. we capture the town.

Your son -Carr, Carr, Gent Rominger, Mahaffey, Williard Wright, tClLfford Smalley and Robert Eetner, i not a "dead beat" in the lot Clyde I Morrison has been teaching in the pub-1 schools Qf this county for several i the last two years in the COjlnm-1 bns city schools, where his position ia held for him until his return. Harry and Victor Carr are the sons of Capt. Vic Carr and hence they go out with aoldier blood "leaping in the pulses of 1 their prime" leaving their armiag for I other hands. Gent Rominger has been in the saw mill business with his father for several years and is a hustler. Harry Mahaffey is a teacher of several years 'experience and in addition to this to be held at Indianapolis, August 3rd 2 25 8 89H1 66 2 14 8 28111 85 2 06 8 20m 20 166 810,11 00 11 201 11 40 Harry W.

McCallie. 7 10 00 ar Bedford and 4 th: George Robert Titus, Temp Ray and MarshaiChesser are our contribution to the regiment now in camp' at i Letter from Camp Alger. j1 i ji July 17th, 1888 1 66 7 10110 20 1... Bedford 10 :10 00 7 as iq 83: Coxton A Narrow Escape. 12 35 12 60 1 20: 1 45 1 41 7 66! I 29 7 4 Editor of the Republican was very 7 83 10 43 Indianapolis.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada 7 42 10 62 Cale. Samuel T. Hitchcock, Hartsville. John A Miller, Southeast Hope.

James Baker, Clifford. John L. Jones, Taylorsville. much pleased to get copy of the I.l 12 1 55i 7 4410 69 36 7 80 28 2 E. Hart of Groton, S.

D. "Was taken names of 'the company that left old 2 05; 7 6211 02l I 0W Springs bus. i i i Be Arrested. I Policemen Briniley and Henry will 2 25, 7 1 08 Switch 9 20 8 00 8 42 8 28 8 20 8 OS 7 86 7 20 70S ess 1 1 06 IK 12 68 171 12 48 7 07 with a bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough set in and finally terminat Wm. J.

Lucas, James A Sibley, Ben Columbus and will thank you very much for the interesting news I got 8.I.oniCro8lng;. Jell Hubbard is onlhe sick Wheat threshing is about at an end. Dr. Smith has irecently located here. A very nice rain fell here last Satur 2 354 8 13 Blankenship.

2 62' 8 23 City. 3 15 8 24H137 C. Thomas, Frank McNeal. David be arrested for assaulting a woman. It ed in consumption, Four doctors gave 8 30; 8 40 12 86 6 55 12 20 80 12 07 6 24! 11 85 001 Chitty, We F.

Dinkins, Columbus. me up, Saying I could live but a short 8 1 from the paper. All the boys are well but one and we sent him to the hospital this morning. It. was Charley Maring.

I gave myself up to my Savior, is charged that the officers searched the person of Amanda Lacy for money said to be stolen by her from Henry P. Barnes and that the search was made in day night i SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS. determined if I could not stay with my Will Harber's store room will soon be wasr friends on Arth, I would meet my W. N. Bradley.

Newborn. John M. Williams, Burnsville. A. RJ Anderson, FJizabethtown.

A B. Wright Jonesville. Geo. W. Luckey, Ogilville.

Ko-To-Bae for Fifty Cents. BAST 5 He. STATIONS, i ready for use. if He. 5 PI I AM absent ones above.

I i My husband was a rude and insulting manner, i The warrants are in the hands, of Constable He was not ill but has an awful sore face from some cause or other. I think t' was the barber's itch. Our captain is improving and "will be out in a few days, that is the last reports I Greensburg Ar Wilford HiU, pf Oakland aty, is at advised to get Dr. King's New Discov 00 7 85 9 101 home spending a few days. ery for consumption,) coughs and' colds.

is a partner in the meat market Wil-I iard Wright is the son of Capt George Wright and has been teaching and i studying for several years. Clifford 1 Smalley is the son of D. Smalley and a teacher and medical student. Robert Hetner is an every day worker, earning his bread by' the sweat of his "browK A short time ago the "Democrat" i took some delight in copying from a Franklin paper a slur on the Hartsville Gable. 1 Y.

St. C. sA. Auction. 4 30i 9 60 6 0010 00 8 10 46 Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles.

Joe Houk and wifej spent Saturday have from him. I guess we will go to 6 40 10 43 Westport ii Indian Spring.s.... Ar. Washington men strong, blood pure. 60c, All druggista 10 GO 821 8 40 8 08 7 46 710 7 15 11 10 All the belongings to the Y.

M. C. A 6 05 826 10 nas cured me, and tnana uod am ana cunaay.witn nis parents at tsetne Porto Rico before long, so the paper 7 36 11 35 were auctioned offlyesterday I afternoon saved now a well and hearty woman. 8 10 Amos Rust, of; Cincinnati, spent! a stated this morning, Well, I will close at the association wn ''obks, pic Trial bottles free at Theo E. Otto's drag ew weeks with hip brother at this place.

or this! time as it is very hot this after Sunday trains stop at aU stations All trains carry psanenaets. i I' No. 4 makes direct connection at Bermour store. Regular size 50c and 1. i Guar noon and have just retnrned 1 from the The Ladies' Social Circle will meet with Mrs.

Hood this evening at To'clock instead Of 3 as heretofore. Wan'Ted Gentle horse for light driving for his keep. Inquire at Republican office. tures, and all physical apparatus were being sold very cheap. It is likely that Will Herod, or; latrock, waa seen anteed or price refunded.

for Indianapolis and LouisTlBe. No. 8 connects at Seymour with trains from Indianapolis. No. 1 makes direct connections north with lumbns company.

Whoever may have fiving through town last Sunday even the Board, may realize enough from Midway and have had po chance to cool off. Our camp is out in the field where the sun can hit ns full all day. 1 3r State Convention. this auction to pay- off all indebtedness. leen ifhe author of said slur, it ia but f-l 1 Monon at Bedford and nortn and south with E- A at Elnora.

,1 i i fair to say the Hartsville boys are some- John ad i daughter, Stella, The Indiana Republican State Con Greensboro's Street Fair. whit rhoinft of their mmmnnr started yesterday for i Kansas City to For tickets and farther Information apply to J. M. CLARK, Agent. Seymour, lad.

H. ROSEMAN, O. P. Bedford, IndT i vention will be held at Tomlin9on hall Yours truly, I 1 i' I Fhakk Adkixs, Help is wanted when thfe nerves be come weak and appetite fails, i Hood's iGreensburg willt have a street fair. -fnrA that, vUyMir tr.

frnrnr nt Bpenu lew moniUS. in Indianapolis on Wednesday and Camp Alger, Falls Church, Co. G. 15 A meeting of the business men of the 1 4 I The unei Thursday, August 3rd and 4th, 1898. 1 of Frank Brooks, the man Sarsaparilla gives help by making the NEW TIME CARD.

Ind. VoL citv was held MonSay night at which it ed at Waldron last iThurs- who was The Sconvehtion will be composed of blood rich and pure. Tskinir effect Sunday. June 26th. trains win was decided to hold the street leare the Pennsylvania passenger station as 616 delegates, and promises to be one was: preached at the day evemnj i Greensburg company, but when it ap- i peared nncertain about the Greensburg company being called they took the chance to get to the; front ville in proud of her Sons.

fair. A M. Wilfonghby was elected To Erect a Building. Hege Co. have! been awjarded the iouows: i The Republican has the best appointed of the most interesting and enthusiastic Baptist chi at 10:30 o'clock Sunday ii- i FOB HTDHXAPOLIS.

president of, the permanent organiza job printing department in this part of conventions ever held in the state. by Rev. Roads. Burial at iLiberty Ko. 103.

Daily ezeept Sunday-4. B-Vl a. ot contract to build a one story brick structure at Jonesville i for John Ford. Arrangements have been made with the Superior printing at reason able prices. i m.

i 4:10 p.m.- tional Success to tjie enterprise. I Sunday School Picnic. I No. No. 31...

No. 5... No. 139... No.

3... whose saloon was recently destroyed by all railroads' in Indiana for special rates p.tt; cemetery, southeast of Clifford. hj-' ij' Miss Josia Rosa is on the sick list. i i i i' i xxj p. m.

fire. The building and ground which The White creek! German M. E. Sun The Republican does not undertake to the convention, particulars of which Daily. p.m.1 Ford formerly occupied, were owned will be announced later.

to compete in prices on inferior print FOR LOCIBTItLa. C. Massie was in Columbus last BenryShumway Vent to Columbus last Saturday. rj James Horton was a Columbus pas- aengej last Saturday, Wheat threshing is nearly completed by Frank Crump of this city, but Ford ing ground out through a sausage mill. No.

10 1 No. 2...... No 19...... day, will giye an all-day picnic in Aldenhagen's grve at Waymahsville, Saturday, August 13, 1S08. i Quite a number of well-known speakers will be Saturday.

The merchant who does not have :40 a. m. 6:10 p. tn. 8'23 p.m.

vJii No. 30.. -Dally except Sundsy If you want artistic printing from the latest style of type at reasonable prices Mrs. Ella Clark visited her mother care for the, appearance of his printed has bought: the ground and will erect quite a neat looking building. W.

F. Kendall went i down to Jonesville yes roa uxvmos. over I. matter unwittingly exposes his careless the Republican can satisfy you. present and a pleasant time is assured I Sunday jDaily except Sunday.

No. 138. No.102.. No, 104.. 80 a.

bl: 8:40 a. m. 4:56 p. u. ness to his customers, i The public is terday to superintend the work.

to' all. i V. O. Chrisman, of Columbus, was quick to observe the' difference-between Job printing turned out at the Republican office is a source of pride and here over Sunday, i i Myers Is Acqnltted. toa cambbidgscttt.

except Sunday. clean, artistic printing and smeared. No. 275... No.

tlSa-nr 4:1 a. aa. Mr. and Mrs, A. J.

Stater were in Co George Myers ws acquittedy Squire H. DO WELL, Afent. lumbus last puesday. untidy productions of the novice and places it estimate1 upon the person using the latter as slovenly. The Re attraction to the user as well as at tractive as an advertisement.

The rea-s on is all work turned out at the Republican office is built on correct prin A Child Enjoys The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costivej or biBous, the most gratifying results 5 follow its use; Mr. and Mrs. Sol Jones were in Co Palmer yesterdays of a charge of assault and battery with intent to commit rape on Miss LJliie Carlisle. i I BIG R. R.

publican employs the best mechanical lumbus last Saturday. Mr. G. TjiHali of ciples, was skill; and. having jthe best facilities.

iCMBTS. HOPE A GKEENSBUKQ. trie ken Wjtb. Paralysis. Beverly Tooley, Residing north of this in this neighborhood.

John Anderson made a business trip i to Louisville last i Clarence Pa sa water has purchased a bicycle from Will Crane. DanS Kerkhoff and family went to 'Seymour last Saturday, Lewis Par dieck, of Seymour, spent -Sunday with his parents. Will Wilmer went to Columbus Sun-; day to attend the Mission Miss Grace Sanders, of Columbus, was in Jonesville last week making a few days' visit 7 olisses Mattie Hollef and' Lena Small wood came up from Seymour Sun-day inorning. ksV '-p produces the highest grade of printing. here on business last Tuesday.

Bert Jones and Weldou Beaty chased new wheels last week. Is this the' kind of printing you are city, was stricken with paralysis Wed pur- When yon are suffering from Catarrh or Cold in the 'head 'you want relief right away. Only 10 cents is required to test it. Ask your druggist ij or the looking fort. critical nesday afternoon is in a a- I condition.

3c: cahepes 3c7Vni of Mrs. Jane Hall was the guest Lawns 2c; te dress trial sire of Ely's Cream Balm, or buy Jones ville friends last Monday. wide muslin goods front 4c up; Administrator Appointed. "roTT jj ssm. STATIONS.

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size. We mail it Sfc. Big bargains ail Qraflkakin ids of dry Mr. Louis Hege, of near Columbus, Wm. Western has taken out adminis so thai; it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle, Manufactured by the California Fig Syrnp Co.

Sew IMwtory. The canvassing for the new city directory is about fiziished, and the gentlemen doing this iwork will leave to-morrow. The book: completed will not be I received here before the latter part of October, owing to the fact that the Yincennea directory is now in the hands of the pnbGahersJ Ely 56 Warren st, N. T. City.

goods at was the guest of Art Spurgin last pun- tration papers for the estate of Thomas I was afflicted with catarrh last During the month of October I could neither' taste nor smell and Edaeat Ywar BewtU Wttk Caseareta, 0, vveerern, aeceaaeo. if 1 11- i--- -1 Candy Cathartic, eonstipatloa forerer. Among those from here who attended the Masonic! supper at Jonesville last an, o. i u. v.

rerond money. could hear but little. Ely's Cream Is a pleasant place to spend the heated i 4- 200 ladies' trimmed jt one-third i There were a large number of Colum-jaus masons here Saturday night to assist in the 3rd degree wort A fine Balm cured it Marcus Geo. Shautx, season and without an equal for tired, Trains ma dftCy exeept Sunday. i D.

MABTIN, Geal Pass. Agent si Cincinaati.OL. S3HTH, Agent, Colambta Oad. Saturday! might were Mr. and Mrs.

John O. Jones, and Mrs. A. B. worn out people to recuperate.

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