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8 to 10, ra'mingJ; 2 to afternoons 7 to 8, evenings. Ja'mts. Hotel Delicate Or Debilitate) SHOULD USE BRADFIELD'S AiTON EVENTS OF NOTE IN THE BLUFF bj Abfljit and Things Toltl CrlcHj- and tsplclly, Every ingredient possesses superb Tonic properties, and exerts a wonder-JS ul influence in toning up and strength- ening her system by driving through Jg the proper channel all impurities. 3f igTHealta and strength are guaranteed to result from its use. My wife, who wni bedridden fo- eluhtepn months, after 'islim ISHADriEi.n's REGULATOR or two momhs.iSKfcUiiiLMrL-l! SoIdbrallDrnggutsateiOOpci battle.

IBRADHELO'S REGULATOR Atlanta, Ga. 1 i 1EGZEMA From early child-' hood until was my family spent a fortune trying to cure me of this disease. visited Hot Springs, and vras treated by the best medical men, but as not 'benefited. When i (things had vllri a i I 'determined to try S. S.

and i four months was entiiely cuied. Tlie terrible was gone, not a sign of it left; my general health built have never had any retuin of, the disease. I liave since recommended 4 S. S. S.

eases, an I cure. oa number of friends fo hi-ive never known a failure to GEO iriii-ixT it known a failure to 3. W.1RWIN. In.m.Pa. Sfl Nerer iails to cvrr.

BB CTCII niter other ree to any rpinodies Iiuve. Our bLui niiuled I SWIFT SPECiFJG Atlanta, Ga. To the 15 was drunk Friday, and angfeted. He was fined acd costs and upon refusing lo carry in ccel CapL Ryan, was put in a dark cell. Amos Jones, an aged man, fell on the icy street at the water works Tuesday evening, breaking his hip.

Ke was taken tolns home aud the following day to St. Jossph's hospital. Mrs. Louis Miller died on the 13th inst aftt-r a biie-f illness. She was 23 3ears ol aud leaves a and three sma'l children, the yongest an infant.

Th; funeral took place Saturday. Jj'sLer, ihe little eon of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

Hnssey, was, quite piintully in- cd while coasting in Middletown Satur iny mori'ing. His Mod struck a barbed i fenc. 1 aud his face was quite painfully- l.icentetl. He is resting as com- as can be expected, Mr arl Mrs, Charles Levfs of Slate weie bereaved In the loss of their tev n-weuks-old sun, viho died Mon lay nocn. The little one was taken with i i i Saturday evening, and sank steadily.

The funeral took place Wedcescluy and was private. The present outlook at the Illinois Glass VVoifcs is not very encouraging. a management say that the enforce- of the child labor law has brought even gieater hardship than was anticipated. It is feared that one, and possibly two more of the factories may ck se dowa iu a few weeks. Mrs.

i W. Sparks entertained the Friday Afternoon Club at her Prospect street home week with progressive A highly eojojable i was but. Mis. (3. V.

Crowe wou the llrst prize, and Miss Mamie Johnston captured the consolation pnze, while the lone hand prize was taken by Miss Jessie Roper. A cutting affray took place on Second street Monday night. An altercation between 1'atrick Dawson, George Scott, aud two brothers uamea Thompson lesulted ia Dawson receiving a cut of the Western Military i ully, held Sunday evening, resolutions of Academy, Company taking the offensive, and Company the defensive. Considerable rivalry exists between the two companies, and each showed much skill iu tactics and manoeveiing. After some lively skirmishiDg, Company was led into a trap, and a skillful flank movement on the part of Company settled the battle ia their favor.

Lieutenant Johnstone highly complimented the boys upon the skill displayed on both love and respect were adopted. The students also held a meeting Saturday adopted resolutions expressing their esteem. February 20th. This cut rppivspiite our Huv tin-rows nil one Irlll 01 seeder Attachment, l.c-avci no d'tches In the middle. The following price-; mil Miow nluitju-i- do for y.ni SJ 1 Disc IhirroHs, tors, $11.

All teei i.over tet-rii $'i M. inch -teel DI-C uliixa- tors, Mccloj) Ma-ion erj thins; pro- portlonnte price-. Don't fail to see 0111 (TLTn-ATol! au.l A AH goods wairaiited to or the money letumltd. Call on nt 1 HflPGOOD PLOCj Alton, 111. in the utdomen.

Ife was taken to his home, and is iu a dangerous condition. Scott uud the two Thompsons are in jail, pending the result of Dawson's injuries. The annual election of SS. Peter and P-iul's Council of the Western Catholic Union Thursday evening resul'ed in the election of the following officers: Patrick Maguire, president; Wm. Loehr, vice pi evident; Thonm.i Gu'lagher, financial st-cr-tary; John Siiarkey, recording sec- le.itry; James 13aire-it, treasurer; John F.

i i Frank Weaver and Patriek FOLT, trustees. The Bridge Company made a proposition to change the course of the Piasa sewer, and it straight to the river, instead of i down the liver at an oblique angle. Messrs. Curdle, aud Luer, of the committee, conferred i thu Bridge Company's assistant A bold, bad, burglar got badly left at Dr. G.

A. McMilien's on Sunday evening. The doctor was absent, and when at about about seven o'clock a kuock cam at the door it was answered by Mrs. Me Millen. The caller was a tramp, wanted money, he wanted it bad and i demanded it.

Mrs. McMillen turned a bureau as though to comply with hi demand opened a drawer and took fron it her husband's revolver aud i to the or gave the miscreant a opportunity guze down the barrel He was commanded to go, he stoo not upon the older of his going bu went. Mr Wm. S. Patjs and Miss Flora Kami were i iu marriage Satuida evening by liev.

Geo. W. Smith, pasto of the Presbteriau church, the ceremonj being i iu the parlor of th parsonage. Later i the evening they went to Jerseyville, they were th guests of friends until a evening when they rt tunned humc. To say tha the wedding was a surprise would be putting it milJIy, it was au ovei i surprise Now that tbeir lealize, the fact they shower their congratulations upou the happy couple May success and happiness attend them through their lives.

Wednesday evening, 3 to o'clock, Miss Lucy Bigg.us gave at he-l elegant State street home a violet a reception iu honor of her guest, Sli Lillian Frost, of S'. Louid. Miss Bi gins was assisted -by her three Mbses Mamie, Lizzie aud Xdlie The lloral decorations were a i and accorded well with the lovily (veiling toilets. Fifty couples called, aud the social courtesies, together with the novelty of the aJfjir, combined to make it Moro. J.

Maxwell was in town to day. V. P. Richmond and Fred are sick. St.

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C. E. B. enginet-r on Monday, in regard to the propuscd change, but refused to allow the change to be made. Thursday night little Loy- waudeie-rh stowed themselves away ia the a berth afforded by one of the brick kilcs of tne Kist Alton Tile Works During the i the fires became hotter and boys were quite painfully burned before they awoke enough to cravl out Tat hauls of one of the little fedlows vveie burned badly.

'Jlieir burns were dtesaed and they were given trans- i a i to East St. Louis. Mi-s a i a Jcesticg's a a i i was agreeably celebrated Thursday ul her home, Third and Henry bj some sixteen of her 3oung i lends The occasion was in the nature of a i party. Progressive euchre was engaged ia i 10 o'clock, when an elegant luncheon was served. Music followed, and it was late when the young ladk-8 finally dispersed, wishing their young hostess many returns of the day.

Mr and Mrs. E. C. Hay wood entertained a party of friends with a delight- parlor musicale atrtheir Abbey street home Thursday evening. The musicians Trains West.

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Pass. Agt. St. Louis. Mo, were Miss McDearrnon, contralto, and Prof.

Geo. Vieh, piano. A number of splendid selections were rendered, After music, social enjoyments followed, and a delightful luncheon was served. A number of gacsts from St. Louis were present, and the occasion was thoroughly enjoyable in every rpspect.

Constables Batterton and Murphy Saturday arrested J. W. Weinett, recently employed as watchman on the bridge, and Walter Grace, charged with appropriating a fine buffalo robe from Dr. J. Tap- born recently.

The robe was found in Weinett's room. The men were given a hearing which resulted in the discharge of Grace and the binding over of Weinett in the sum of $300. Weinett claims to have bought the robe from a colored man for $2 one night whim out sleigh riding. He was taken to Edwardsville Monday morning. A snow-ball battle was engaged in Thursday afternoon between companies -one of the most noteworthy i ve'uts of the season.

Each yucst received a bouquet of violets aud a souvenir card, aud were instructed i i a i i Prizes were awarded to the two whose verses possessed most merit. The prize was awarded to Mrs. A. Caldwell, aud the second to Mrs. Louis li.

McKinney. The enteitaiuments given by the cadets of the Western Military Academy have become tbe for i social that is enjoyable. The a i party giveu by them on Thursday tveniug was no exception to the rule. It was given iu the gymnasium hall, which was decorated iu a pretty and tasteful style The valentine feature consisted of pretty heart-shaped souvenir dancing programs The merry dance continued i 11 o'clock, i an intermission at for luncheon. Mesdaiuea II M.

Schwe-ppe and J. Brcuholt cnaperoued the i a ladies who weie in attendance, the party including Misses i aud i a Baker, Gertrude and i Breuholt. i i aud Fannie C'lapp, Hilda and Elsie Hewitt, Stella Yager, Julia Nettie Schweppe, IJollj Tattle an-1 i Rue, of A and Misses Lucilc and Elohc a Alice a i Lemeu and Gay D.iy, of Upper Alton DEATH I A I I I A I. 1) Dr. Chaile-s Fairman, Akoii, passed away Thursday a i romided by i a i Dr.

a i i i stricken with a i i i oil Friday, inst and a i possible was done for him by the' a i pby-i- cians, he never lallietl, but contiuiu-d ro sink i the cud came, HJ siiitaiued severe iDJuries two yens ago by a fall ou the ice. Since then he has never recovered his health, aud bis death is no doubt due indirectly to this mishap. Dr. Fairman waa 72 years old, having been born In the year 1S2S, He came to Louis ou business. Ke-ke Ilinrichs visited Prairictown friifnds Wednesday.

Geo. Weimei-H, of Bathalto, was a Moio visitor Thursday. Mis. D. L.

Stahl has gone to Mitcbel to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hal Starkly Mis. J. G. Olson, after a protracted visit witn he-r sister, Mrs.

A. T. Bivenp, has to her home at Godfrey. The creamery and separator location is still unsettled. Unless Mnro makes greater iff tub enteiprisc will be lost.

Mr. and Mrs. Jervis Richards entertained a. of i Wednesday evening. The event was iu honor of Miss i Wolf, of Danville.

Miss Eva I'addock, oue of the ejldcst rj.Mdeiits ol the couuty and one of the pjost active members of the "Snow Bird's Association," is home i a visit with relatives in St. i i a i Aljets aud Miss Mata Deye were married at the Lutheran church this afteruoou. Their many friends unite iu wishing them success They will go to housekeeping at onco ou Mr, Aijet's farm. The cud has at last come the fsmons Detuje-rs. load case ou Ili3 Moro and Fobteibrffg line.

Contractor Harris this veek received (J130 for putting the road a passably condition I i the coiut in this ca-e the total tspciiFe the- i i exceed $700 Died, at his home on the iust, Wm O.VCUP, 72 years. He urn at StoiJordshiii', Eoglaml. and imigrnti'd to America iu 1348 and in Sj'J settled on the place where he died, le a miner and for several years COLLINSVILLE. EVENTS DULY NOTED BY A LIVE REPORTER. IneJrtcnls About people and Tilings.

Christ Balrner is visiting his daughter ia Chicago. Henry Steinmeyer visited his parents, at Edwardsville. Sunday. Henry Kalbfleisch, of St. Louis, visited his mother Thursday.

Dan Steele, of De Soto, is vieiting his wife and family this week, Eugene Collins, of St. Loais, was out Sunday, visiting his mother. J. 0, Fontz, representing Beall of Alton was ia town. Thursday.

Kluge Bros, contemplate building an addition to their place of Business. The masquerade ball given Wednesday night by the workiug boys was a Bernhardt Bros, have taken charge of the saloon formerly conducted by A. Vigua. A. J.

Platt was awarded the contract of putting shelvng in the State Bank The couple will live ou a fann in Bond county. Mrs. Thomas Mcngc will move to the home of her daughter, on tha farm of Mrs. C. Waguer.

Highland has not had a theatrical exhibition this winter. A good company would get a good hoase The Dorcas will meet Saturday at the Cflgregational church, aad be entertained by Miss G. Keitanunn. Louis and John D. Miller went to St.

Louis Monday to load a new brick machine for Louis Miller. Peter Leilz, watchman at the milk factory, who has been sick the past two weeks, is on duty again. Julius Kamm, traveling agent for the Helvetia Milk Condensing spent several days at home last week. J. II.

Buchheim and wife attended the wedding of V. Bock and Lizzie Seifert, Mrs. Buchhem's sister, Tuesday. C. F.

Kuhoen is on another trip in the the southern and western states, and is, Bert Aderly and wife, of St. Louis, were out Wednesday night, to attend the entertainment. Tony Delemano has purchased a half interest iu tie old Chas. Juge saloon Peter Giieves. Juda Vujteck have received the contract to i a large addition residence of John Staley.

The members of the Base Bill Association will give a ball at Temperance hall ou the evening of May 1st, Misses Mary and a Kaibfleisch, accompanied by their brother, Will, vis- 'ted St. Louis, Weduesday. Iladley Zucker, law and real estate with others, interested and in Arizona. Last night, between in the sale of one and two o'clock, while the brakemen were out switching, the caboose was entered and two suits of clothes were stolen The Harmonic Singing Society had au enjoyable tim? at Turner hill Saturday night. The msmbers and their families enjoyed singing and dinsiag until a late hour.

Irni, move to the corner room, up- has been operating a small shaft ou his arm. A Childcrs, a a lingering ill died at Lis home on the inst, le was born iu 1'eny county, Tenn in and came to Illiaois some 40 years ince and se-ttkd in this vicIUly. He lives to mourn bis loss a i i and ue son -side a large circle of friends. 'he a Sunday a at the rei-bylerian church was largely atteud- The last sari ritesi were conducted Rev. C.

Smith. The i bearers ere i M. Cooper. Jas. II.

E. Stahl, Geo. Suttoe and C. Hay. Febiuarv stairs, in the State Bank building.

Drs. A. and M. M. Powell amputated a leg of Mike Needles, a driver, who was at the Heiotz Bluff mine some time since 1 The Siugletary Labor Exchange has opsued a shoe shop in the John Shoettle VOHiCC.

The Sauta Maria Lodge K. of P. will have'work iu second degiee to-night. i i Lodge A. F.

aud M. held Us i a meeting a a a had work in the 1. degree. AVitb the opening of i Venice people hopu that Chas. Pope i a by opening up his wurke.

TIu lace course has been closed for aboil', a week on account of the- small po s-'are. It ii to re ope-n on Friday i a L'L'nel. Frank Deliuar one of the oldest c-m ployoL-s of the Pope Glucose Co bus to i and opened shop, lie is au exce-tteu i aud i do weil. a e-f tlie brethren of the differen lodges-, i a Hie I O. 0.

F. and of a veiy interested in th baikltuj' of a a and opera house. I be a aood Hung foi the town and iv- lioue it i be i i Win. Wachter, one of our esteemec young a i of the Bead met with au building, formerly occupied by Tony De- lemano's saloon. Sunday night al 1:30 the lire alarm was sounded, aud in a short time tbe streets were crowded with people looking for the lire.

It wag a false alarm. liurnnr has it that Julius Krite will move his entire stock of groceries aud hardware to the Eberhardt building, formerly occupied by C. Blum. The sheriff sold the entire stock of J. L.

Loyct Tbursdry and Friday. E. M. Eaton did the auctioneering. Frank Loyet almost the entire stock.

We are informed that Mrs. Frank Roberts, nee Williams, formerly of this place, is in a critical condition at Denver, Colo. Awarded Highest Honors--World's Fair. ST. LOUIS ASO EASTE11N BAILHTAY.

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Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Upper Alton from New York in 18G8, and was identified with the faculty of Shurtleff college until 1873, when he returned to the East. Two years later he came back to UpperAlton, and again became an instructor at the college. In the score of years of his second connection with the faculty he held numerous positions, his latest being that of piofessor of classics. He was scholar of deep and diversified learning, an expert in geology and master of the dead languages, aud it is said that with one was the best mathematiciau in the United States.

His services have been invaluable to Shurtleff. Ue was one of nature's noblemen, and his death will bring sincere sorrow to the hearts of all who knew him. He leaves a wife and four children, Dr. Claries Fairman, of New York City; Mr.Willis L. Fairman, of Upper Alton; and Misses Alice and Agnes Fairman, to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father.

Dr. Charles Fairman arrived from New Yoik City Wed nesday evening. The funeral was Sunday afternoon, from the Upper Alton Baptist church. The church was filled with the many friends that the venerable scholar had made during his useful life. It was accident Tuesday while out i which resulted falal.y.

While chopping at a i a dead limb broke of and fell on i The funeral took place td-duy and the remains were laid to res! iu the Evangelical cemetery nenr JSam- ei-ki. February 19th, Twin City Division No. Cth regiment Illinois U. K. K.

of P. elected officers as follows; M. S. Bennett, captain; I. A.

Spangler, 1st lieutenant: M. K. Gilligan, 2nd lieuten- a Meinecke, of R. and and Win. Weyh, treasurer.

The Uniformed Knights predict a prosperous year for the division. February 21st. a mute but eloquent tribute to the de. parted and spoke louder than words could of the love and esteem they bore him. Dr.

A. A. Kendrick delivered a beautiful and impressive sermon. President Austin K. de Bloie, Dr.

Bulkley, and Profs. W. H. Bradley aud J. C.

Clarke also spoke feelingly ot his character and worth. The students of the college occupied seats in the body of the church, and from the chtirch to the cemetery walksd on either side of the hearse as a guard ol honor. Messrs. A. C.

W. Levcrett, Geo. M. Levis, Thos. G.

Emerson, and Profs. Timothy Cloran and A. M. Jackson acted as pall bearers, and the remains were lowered to rest amid a profusion of beautiful tributes. At a meeting of the fac- East Alton Mrs, C.

Miller is very sick. Wm. Clark is on the sick list. Mrs. S.

Weiptou is visiting her brother Ike Street. Mrs. S. Cooper ia visiting her slater Mrs. Clark iu Upper Alton.

The revival meetings closed Friday night. Seventeen conversions were made. Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Teipel, fell Monday evening and broke her arm. Freddie Hedger who has suffered for the past several weeks with a broken leg will undergo a surgical operation. The limb will be amputated. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock occurred the funeral of William Benbow at the church. The services were conducted by Ruv.

Starwalt. The fnneral was largely attended. The remains were in- brother, Louis Williams, is at her bedside. Chailes ffinspetcr, of St. Louis, and Miss Laura Mueller, of this city, will be manied Sunday, February 24th, at the home of tho bride.

Eev. Ottman will officiate. The latest report that eight of our leading citizens will open an exclusive dry goods store in the new state bank i i T. Sehuiidt will be the manager. At a meeting held Thursday night the citizens were asked to take stock to the amount of 810,000 ia the St.

Louis Col- linsvllle Eastern road to encourage the officials to put a switch for passenger service on Johnson street, with a depot on Vandal ia street. What; Collinsville is in greatest need of ia a a a i plant to give employ, ment to our young men who are walking the streets day after day. It is to the businessmen's Interest for the working peopld to have money, and to draw concerns of that character here means money for them We have plenty of coal and water and splendid sites for manufacturing plants. Let the citizens offer a bonus and make sn effort to secure 'the location of a pUut. After one is located others will see the advantage and follow.

The young people of Christ Episcopal church presented a drama to a large audience, Wednesday evening, at Temperance Hall. The first part consisted of a Irama in three acts, entitled "Out of his Sphere." All participants did well, es- to The sparrow killiug will most likely come to an end on March 1st. There is a bill in the legislature to repeal the law. Helvetia township has taken in over 3,300 to date. List week a person applied for the bouuty ou the heads of 300 birds, supposed ID be sparrows.

It was found that some were snow birds, resembling sparrows, but their bills are smaller. Oa tbe 23rd of this month there will be K. children's masque ball at Turner hall. Masked children will be admitted free, unmasked will be charged 10 cents and adults will be required to pay 25 cents. Mrs.

Ben Merk weut to Belleville to-day to the home of her parents to attend a euchre party iu honor of her father, Colonel Adams. Mrs. Merk will return Sundpy and be a gnest of Mrs. Alfred Wildi several days, after which she wiJl go to Belleville to make her home. Tuesday evening, L.

Kuhnen broke the bowling record, made by J. C. Ammann. Louis established it at an cveu 300. Ed.

Leutwiler made 207 the same eveuicg. Those who witnessed the young married men bowl last night saw some pplendid rolling. Ben Merk has sold his -large niture bazar and undertaking establishment, on the east side of the square, to Albert Feutz and Louis Koch, two enterprising young men. Mr. has been with Mr.

Merk the past five years and is a keen business man. Mr. Koch will T7IXECUTRIX SALE. Jit state of Illinois, Madison County, ss. In the County Court, Maitlson County, February Term, A.

D. isw. Frettericke Alenlrlnk. executrix of tlie last will and testament of Frederick Wm. Abenhrlnk, vs.

Edward Ahenbrink, Kmnm Klpp, Abenbrlnk, John U. Buhrle, George A. Itulirle, Ileln- rlcli Buhrle and F. Gottlieb Stohl- to sell real estate to pay debts. Xotlce is hereby given that by virtue of an order ana decree of the countv court of Madison county, Illinois, made In the abnve entitled cause, at the February term I) 'f'i', tll eroof th undersigned, as executrix ot the last will and testament of Frederick Wm.

Abenbrink, deceased, will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder on SATURDAY, THE 9TII DAY OF MAKCII, A. D. 1893, at the hour of eleven ocloo'k A. M. of said day, at the late residence of Frederick Wll- Uam Abenbrink ou the north half of the northeast quarter of section number 33 In Hamel township, Madison county, Illinois, the following described real estate, The south half of the southwest qiiarter of section number twenty-three (23), in township number five (5) north, range number seven (7), west of the third principal meridian, containing so acres more or in Madison county, Illinois.

Trims OF PALE. One-third of the purchase money to be paid cash on the day of sale, and the balance In two equal install ments In six and twelve months thereafter- the deferred payments to bear Interest from day ot sale at the rate of six per cent per annum, and be secured by a mortgage upon the premises sold. The whole amount of the purchase may be paid In cash at the option of the purchaser. Possession of the premises to be delivered immediately upon execution of the deed, except as to wheat or meadow land, possession of said land to be delivered on July 1,1895. Cpon compliance with above terms, and upon continuation of the report of sale bv the county court, a deed will be executed in conformity with the above decree.

FUKDKKICKE ABEXBRIXK, l.xecutrlx of the lat will and testament of Irederlck Wm. Alseiibrlnk, deceased KHOMK TKKP.Y, Att'ys for Petitioner. OUNTY COURT NOTICE. State of Illinois, Maellson County, ss. In the County Court, Madison County to' February Term, A.

D. 1S93. not take part actively Mr. Merck will remain until that time. February 20th, until August.

with the firm teried at Upper Alton, February 20th. ecially Will Bailey, in "Carl Vill Kennedy as "Jedediah Blood;" and Miss Selma Bailey, as "Jedediah's Wife Between acts Miss Mamie Kenedy entertained the audience by sing- ng several choice selections. The Glee "lub, consisting of Will Kennedy, Jas. telle, Garret Eeed and Tom Kennedy, also sang. The entertainment was concluded with a laughable after-piece, entitled "A Lucky Job." Ike Bailey, as "Pete Stubbs," a darkey in want of a job, played the character admirably.

All in all it was one of the best entertainments ever given by home talent. proceeds were about $13, which will be used for the church. The play will be presented at Troy in the near future. February 20th. I'lllplt OIKt I Quarterly meetings will tf conducted at the German M.

E. churca Sunday morning by Buy. Wm. Fiegoabaum. Preparatory services will be held Satur- afternoon at 2 o'clock.

A love feast will be held Sunday alternoon. su'iT WEEK'S MEETINGS. The following announcements for union meetings for next week are made: Oa Mouday there will be two meetings, at 7 A. a half hour prayer service at the Presbyterian church and at 7:30 P. M.

preaching ai St. -John's church. The rest of the week, except Saturday, there will be three meetings each day, 7 A. M. prayer service, ana 3 p.

M. bible talk, at the Presbyterian church; 7:30 p. M. preaching a't the E. church.

Mr. Smith is specially interesting and powerful in his bible talks Last year one of the largest churches of St. Louis was crowded every day for a month with the best people of the city to listen to his talks The Presbyterian church here, those in charge of the meetings say, should be packed every afternoon vs. er ueller, Lena Mueller, his wife, Henry Mueller, Josephine Mueller, his wife, Lizzie Crfer Mueller, Susie Mueller, his wire I.Imi Clemenz, William (jlenipnz, Emma Kamm, Julius Kamm, Krwlu Muel- -ytljur, Mueller, Kdsar Mueller, KiiKene Mueller, Frederick Mueller and Lilly Petition to sell reaf estate to pay debts. Affidavit of the non-resldenre of Henry Mupller, Josephine Mueller and Lizzie Urter, defendants above named, having been filed In the office of the clerk of the county court of Madison coin.ty, notice Is hereby given to the said Henry Mueller, Josephine Muel- arl i I r-teio Crfer that the said petitioner, AMllielmine Mueller, executrix of the Ian will and testament of Henry Mueller deceased, has llled her petition In the said county court of Madison county toran order to sell tlie real estate to the estate ol said deceased, or so much ot It as may he needed lo pay tlie debts of said deceased and described as follows, to-vvlt number nine in block number fourteen (U).

in the c-lry ot HlaliKimi, Madison county, state ot Illinois. That a summons has been issued out of said court against you, returnable at the 1-ebruary teim, A. isy.i, of said court, to be hoKlen on the first Monday of February I. IW ot the courthouse In the city of'l'd- wardsvllle, Madison county, Illinois. Xow you, the said Henry Mueller, Josephine Mueller ami I.lzstle Urler, shall personally be and appear betore said county court on the llrst day of a term thereof lo be hold- en at KdwartlsvIIle, in said county, on tlie first Monda petitioner's pe-' tltlon filed therein, the same and the matters and things therein alleged and stated- will be taxenas confessed, and an order O'- decree entered against you according to the prayer of said petition.

Edwardsville. January 22, 1895. I1EXEV RIXIKEK, County Clerk. KKOME Att'ys for Petitioner. T71XECUTORS' NOTICE.

Estate of Xelson Montgomery, deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed executors ot tlie last will and testament ot Nelson Montgomery, late of the county ot Madison and state of Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice that they will appear betore the county court ot Madison county at the court house In Edwardsville at. the April term, on the first Monday in April next, at which time all persons havin- claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend tor the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this day of February, A.I).

1W3. UOBKRT X. MONTGOMERY. PIKEBE K. MOXTGOMKUV, Executors.

E. W. F. SrmxGEit. Attorneys.

Fnrnlsiieft Roonis. With or without board. MES. M. E.

"When you mean to build, Consent upon a sure Question: J. A. VANCE, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, HI. Examine plans furnished by him. See the various neat and convenient built therefrom.

Have Win "rate the cost of the and receive from any of dealing and satisfactory woi-lr. Hlicblancl. Peter Netzer went to Belleville Monday. Carl Ava. was here Sunday.

W. M. Warnock, of Edwardsville, was here Monday. Max Hempel spoke to a large audience Sunday evening. Louis Wick attended a wedding at Pierron Tuesday.

Mrs. Wherly will buUd an addition to her millinery store. Mrs, H. Hartlleb fell on the Ice Sunday and sprained her ankle. Jacob Christian has purchased a large boiler for use in his planing mill.

John Tremmel anel wife went to Alton llHiiiel Taxpnyers. Notice is hereby given that the collector of Hamel township will be at the following places on dates bslow to collect taxes for the year 189i: Hamel, February 14th, 21st, 2Sib, March 7th. Carpenter, February 15th, 22nd, March 1st, 8th. Edwardsville, February 10th, 23rd March 2nd, 9th. Fruit, February 20tli, March Gth.

Manix, February 27th. H. E. EXGELMANN, Collector. Kisser limn It Seems.

(Highland Journal.) Edwardsville irachieving uite a repa tation as a convention city, She has been very fortunate in getting a number of important meetings and handled them so well that it is less difficult on her part to secure more in the future. Her people are liberal, broad minded and understand the art of Edwardsville is not a large she occupies a position in the state not accorded to other towns many times greater in wealth and population. A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Xotlce Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed assignee of Klllan Lorcii, of Edwardsville, Madison county, Illinois, and all persons holding any claim or claims against said Klllan Lorcii are hereby notified to present the sain? to me under oath or affirmation wlthln-Jhree trom this date, whether sakfTlaims are due or not. All persons Indebted to said assignor to make prompt payment of the same.

Dated January 25th. 1893. JACOB W. TEHIIY, Assignee, EclwardsvWe, Illinois Attorneys. COURTS AND RECORDS.

Hake tlie Discount A cosh discount of ten per cent will be given on all purchases of furniture before April 1st. M. ROA. Monday to visit his brother, Jacob Tremmel. The Wednesday Alternoon clnb will meet with Mrs.

Ed. Leatwller on the 27th Inst. Geo. Tremmel and Mrs. Henry Wehr- raann, his sister, were here from Trenton Sunday, week Joha Trontt and Miss Clara MARKETS.

Corrected tjeij Friday. Fuller, both of this fcity, were married. Wheat, per bushel 47 Com, 33 Oats, 30 Hay, timothy per ton $10.00 to $11.00 9 00 Hogs, per 100 pounds $3.30 to 3.63 Flour, pateat, per 100 i 60 1.40 OMcsens, per pound 03 Turkeys, 07 Ducks, 08 Geese, 07 Potatoes, perbushel 70 TJnlons, i.oo Butter, per pound 15 and .80 Lord, 08 Hams, Bacon, Tranuera. Transfers of real estate flUd for record the recorder's office of Msdlsoncounly, 111., since last issue: Leopold Knebol ami wife to Jos A Uru- cnenfelder, ri nw4 mv sec 4 subject j43 1. (-'airman and wife to Mrs Mary Fall-mail, pt lot blfc fang's add, and pt lots ti and 7 College' add, Upper rot) Jacob Galloway and wUe to II A soni- mers, ic el, swti sec20-G-10 3j Anna Sroboda to Frank svoboda, pt s'j sec U7-1-S, except So rn II Koenaman to Henry Wolff, 1, pts ne' i SOP 17 (two tracts)and pt nwto see 11; (thre-e tracts) 0-s, subject Frank Hunletli and wife to John Gel- tfer, nw'4 net'i 1-4-8 and 3 sw'i and sw4 sec in and pt sou sec 3.3-5-8 and roadway subject etc Matilda Bui-bridge to Hosea Sparks lots.lS, 19 and parf of 17 in Alton Mfg Go's add Alton 4,700 Marie yenre to Francis lilacet pt swU sW4 sec2)-3-5 240 Katuerine Ueckert and husband to Frederick Stocker, pt swt4 sec 17 and e5i nwVt aud nwVt and nwu new and ett swto and wVt se'A nwtt sec 20-4-5 10,000 Geo Hotz and wife to Wm May and A Horning lots 9 to 113 inclusive blk 2, Allen Evan's 1st add Marine iOO Kantasa ueanm.

County Clerk Rlniker tecned the lol- lowing licenses since hist Issue: AGES. Ben E. Glassmeyer; Ft. Russell -ft (Emmalsken, is Win. Schneider, Alton 33 Johanna Scnmlz, 17 Howard SI.

Morris, Alton 23 (Antoinette Walicer, 20 lEinll Hoser, Elgin 31 (Frances M. Dletrlch.Klgln 22 I David J. McGrath, Sprlngfleld 30 (Annie Kellley, 25 William S. rates, Alton 34 jFloraB. Kaln, 20 Hecry C.

Kesslnger, Wrigsvllle 23 NelUeE. Marks, Bunker Hill 20 (Geo. W. Eageison, 23 (Emma Ruckman, LaUothe, Mo William Grant, Woolen: (May 1. llest, Stauntoa George A.

Campbell, St. Louis, Mo 24 Daisy Loscer, 1 in said county, on tlie ay In March, A. 1). 1KB, and plead, 1 demur to the said petitioner's pe-.