Decatur Daily Republican from Decatur, Illinois • Page 3

EN! foods we have ever New York, in early purchasers pud ou have ever aeen at 40 stvles and patterns and line i.t real Thread and I hem. II the new shades. We Our 16-cent cents, anil the TrU'KSBAV KVKNING. JtTtY It, ami are at $1.00, with Bio- Ul and new styles of Bbuk Silks, WMDIMK- ami at I hi- raVtt-ns- ami Sat' 11 ty 0 i (ilnves is very complete 1 Jsle Threw! Hose tor IjMlW ami a full Dong tlx-m some very lew novelties of all kinds new improvement. CO.

before your notice PATTERNS, later ods not to be found grades of goods as consequently we of DIAMONDS. EST ENGRAVING any kind of goods icin the city. You is have an opportu- ICES and convince FACTS. ITIS CO. UES! iping Coaches I IY LOW PRICES.

I OVES, BEDS, 81 UTFIT8! EN OUTFITS! for all at OTH STORES, BLOCK. CITY DEPARTMENT. BABT CAJUHAOM, aa elegant uaort- nwnt, very cbeap lo make room for other goods, at E. U. BARTBOLOMIW JOLT 27tfc--4 pa.

V. C. A. sociable to-night. and aultry last evening.

JDBTICB Cnaru wean a plug bat winter and summer. SMOKS none but Scbroeder'e Bohemians it yon are seeking solid comfort. RAIH, rain, beautiful raio! Thert'a millions ia it for the growing crops. Hainti Upright Piano ranks ahead of all C. THUBSBY.

d2t THB George D. lUworth residence on Eldorado street is assuming shape. The first (lory nearly up. GOOD old Peach Blow potatoes, Just fromHichigao, at Young grocery. Julylidlf CoNMDKHaBLB sickness prevails air one children and adults in Decatur.

Hummer is here--likewise unripe ganten RCBBKH NAME STAMPI, Initials with complete outfits, at June A. J. WAM.ACK Tac Peoria flremeo attended two funerals on yesterday--that of Superintendent Kelly in the morning and of their corn- mill' of No. 4. Charles Hartwig, in the afternoon.

GBT pore drugs at W. C. Armstrong's. also, supplies fall hoe of patent medicines Tn weekly REPUBLICAN went to preu this morning, and goes forth to-day, as usual, tilled wiln all the latest news of a local and general character. Only uyear Swsoii QALLAM says the Haines is the finest I'Bright Piano hitherto known.

July 13-d2t A MAN named Breann, an employe of the f- road, was sunstroke about noon Hunday and died at 9 o'clock Tiles- 1 day night at Evansville THBHB was a great waste of water near the Wiibash railway on North Water slreet yesterday, resnlling from a quarrel hetween two feu.a!es. No spilt. WOMF.S with pale, colorless faces, who feel weak and discouraged, will receive hath mental and bodily vigor hy using Carter's Iron Pills, which are made for the hlood, nerves and complexion. ia EAST MAIN street is where J. W.

will give you the beat bargains in BnoU anil Shoes to he had in the nity. uw -dtf THE Chicago Tribune is authority fur ibe alaUtuent that the Wabasb road will assume conlrul of the P. A J. July 15- No PIANO in the world can be compared to the iiaints--JDUA CHKISTIN. July 13-d2t THB funeral of Daniel Malhews, tbe sin of a widow, look place at Springfield to-day.

The boy was wounded in the hand on the 4tb with a paper wad shot from a toy pistol. The sale of these "playthings" ought to be suppressed of this city, will Moonlight Picnic ImhurtriTs Thursday evening, July hy ihe ciJorrd band of Ihis city, uuluios and refreshmenls will cmiatituie the eveniiiK's enierumment. Everybody will he 12J3t ANOTHIR large lot of linen and flannel suits for children just received by Fleury the French Culler, corner nf old square. Itdwtf Cmm.KS Imvi.ii; purchased Ashby AmireeV slock of furniture and stoves, will vive big tmrfriiiiu, so us to save drayage. as he intends In move Ibe stock down town as soon us the store is tilled up.

Call at A Andress', on Cerro Oordo slreet ll-dlm E. B. PRATT lias ronnerled a variety itore with his grocery, and invites all lo him rail. No. 87 North Church tl ee IB EAST A I street ia where J.

W. Baker will give you tin- best harjiains in Knots and SlnwN tn he ul in the i-ity. Fomu-AiGH'somrfinWh icnln. beneitb wlm-b in exhibited bis vast menagfrie, two-ring rin-us, museum trained will awcmmodate in.OOO speda lore. They tire tbe lartfeit, cool est, only water-proof teuts ever ejected.

MRS.D. MOHRMOH. Farnbam Centre, P. wrirtiw about Tlioiuas' Bclectrlc Oil. taa: Ball his and it cured blmot rheumalloB wUhonly The balance of the bottle wu an old Eentleman for Asthma with the best It ads Ilkeaclmrui." Dranro the raio fall this morning quite anambn of lathe bushiest part of the city wen partly filled with water, to tlte great surprise of the of the The are connected with the sewer pipe with drain tile, and yet the water failed to disappear.

Fully lix inches of water remained in the of 3. R. Race ft Co't and Morehonie after the rain ceased to fall, and oo inveiligalion it was found that the water had flowed into the throagn the drain tile forced into them from the sewer pipe, which wa) evidently too small to carry off the water. Larger should be placed in Merchant alley if they are not large enough to carry off the water, and seems they are not. SBVIKAL livery bungies collided at the corner of Eldorado and Church streets last night, and each was more or less damaged.

It was gillie dark and tbe young men locked wheels in miking tbe turn. Tbe smash attracted a large crowd of people, who offered suggestions, held lamps, and sympathized with tbe boys. ABOUT f4'X) has been expended by Mr. J. M.

Htoukey in improving tenement properly ou tbe northeast corner of South Mimrie and Hacon streets, in the third ward, on tbe corner north of Aid. Mottitt's The dwelling ia now ready for the B. B. TrURwil preach again at the Christian Chnrcb this evening, and all who can make it convenient to do so bear him. His aermon last evening before a fair congregation WHS full of interest, and engaged the fixed attention of his hearers THB picnic to be given by the members of Progressive Lodge will be given at 1m- boden's Springs this evening if the weather is propitious.

In case of rain the nic will be turned into a sociable and festival at Uood Templars hall. A BROTHER of Dr. Stephens, of Champaign, died at No. 46 East North street, in this city, to-day. The deceased was (H) years age and hid been down sick for 15 days.

The remains will be acnl to Champaign to-morrow for interment. EVBKY morning A. Culp and Harry Linlner work their horses on the track at the fair grounds. has a runner and a trotter, and Mr. Lintner baa 13 bead ut ihorimghbreds in training.

THE contract for building the new open iron bridge acroaa the river at the 1). A. MafBl ford has heen let to Mr. George V. Loring, whose bid was $5,374.

Tke BWIIM' fiule, The members of- Kescue Hose Company picked what proved to he a had dtiy uud evening for their moonlight dance uad picnic and free exhibition running at tbe fair The boys felt that they oui(ht lo do something in recognition of tbe cordial reception they received at the bauds of the Uecalur people on their triumphant return from Council Ulutts on June 1-fib, and had hoped to see a big crowd at tbe fair grounds at their summer receplion, but the threatening weather kept hundreds of people away. Nevertheless there was a respectable turnout. At 6.30 the baskets were euipiied uf their cniiienlh mill all present parluok heartily Ihr iitail which h.id lieon arranged l.y ilii- li.iiit-8 Dancing music oi fruf.Ooiiduiau'surcheoii'ncmmueiiteil un ihe aiiipttilheatre at n'clouk and couliu- ui-il until 12. Theie (ihutii "ilKI visi- Ihe during ine alien in mill Dttatsr biintsiliU. Then wen Uvely to little bit at the Union Depot tb.ii morning, attending tbe departure of about 40 excursionists in the elegant on the Indianapolis, Decntur Springfield Railway to Cincinnati and other In the east.

The tickets were to be had at $3 50 each, good to return up to and including the 17th. Among the Decatur people on the train oar reporter noticed W. B. Scruggs, bound for the mountains of Virginia, to be atwent several Sherry Tupper, bound for New York City; Mr. and Mrs.

John Archer, W. H. H. Acuff, I. A.

Buckingham and daughter, Donna; H. Mueller, Geo. P. Miller, David Hanwher, W. W.

Plant, Mrs. C. C. Trailer and ion, Mines Amelia Harry and Nellie Harry, Judge Thornton and son; -Brock. Irwin, lo be absent six weeks at Cincinnati and other townHinOhlo.

Paul Hanson represented the colored population of Jacksonville, and aeemed specially anxious la know whether the reporter represented 4 republican or democratic journal. He aeemed happier when he learned that his name was to be printed in a paper of his faith. The train pulled out a few minutes ahead of schedule time, and several got li-ft. They went at noon. Un yesterday afternoon the excursion train on the Illinois Central road, hound for Clear Lake, Iowa, left the Union depot.

Those who purchased round trip tickets in Decatur at each, good Cor 80 days, were Frank Bickes, Will Payne, Lewis, William Dalton and a man whose name our reporter failed to get. HEWS FROM HEWTOX. Frwie Out--A Can of Contempt of Court Atalnst a Railroad Manager. W.klser "bowle.l up" tiw tieely yesterday and made things rather lively for Mm. Paul Hiekischat her home ou Malone ulreet, using offensive language lowaril Ihe lady and shaking ihe buiitebold i tn tbe damage of ihe sauw.

Bu is even tempered resident of tbe fourth ward, but when the wuuieD quarrel and be is under ihe influence of liquor, he generally feels like tak- tog a band in aM the rackets going OD, believing no doubt lhaihe is better quail Bed lo restore peace Ibtin any one elsf. JJulice Curtis Sued $5 costs, af- Itr bearing the slalemenU ul ihe defend- aui, Olthit-r Brewer and "Prof Bill who persistently plays tbe fiddle and dues it miserably, rested his frame in tbe ci.uniy jail last uight in d-laull of bail in the aura of fm Bill arrested yesterday by Marshal Hewes on a slate warrant sworn uui by Nancy J.Uawaon.who charges ibe prisoner wilb enticing away an un married feui.le, i i purposes. The fern ile is the complainant's daughter, aged 14 Tte defendant is baring a preliminary hearing before Juslice Me Oorray ibis afternoon. Kiley Duiniiig is in the east. Mrs.

J. I). Tail left for Casner Station this morning on a visit to friends. George Challis went Chicagoward this morning on business. MIHS Kininit Bradsbir entertained a party of friends at her home on East Eldorado street last night.

Samuel Powers departed for Saratoga, N. last night, accompanied by his son Tberon. Noble Greene and A. II. Locke are applicants for appointment as postmaster at La Place.

Mr. Espey has resigned. J. I. Chihun still hungers for newspaper The Monticello Herald says be will revive the Bement at once.

Good luck to him. Col. E. U. Carter has been confined to his residence since last January.

He is now in the 08th year of his age, and is in feehlc henlth. Mrs. Cyrus Miller left on tbe noon train yesterday on a visit to Mr. parents at Bainbridge, Lancaster county Penn. She will be absent two or three months.

Eil. Murtin and party got home this morning from the Kankakce fishing pool, on the Wabaeh. They brought home a fine lut of fish, putting Thomas Kennedy, George Pearl Co. to shame. Alexander left or Cincinnati this noon at excursion rales.

He intended to go this morning, but be was purchasing his ticket the train pulled out. There were also live other people who were also tbree minutes behind time. Manager Forepaugh bus a standing challenge of 15,090, open to every manager in the world, to compete with bis great show in magnitude and merit. No one his thus knocked this chip fron. the veteran m-inagnr's hut.

Kour IUIHT.U. Tin- rennins of Ihe late Itenver 8hafer were consigned lo Ibc grave iu (Jreenwood Cemetery this forenoon, followed by a number "I sympathizing friends of the a i Tin; services were held at ihe residence, on Wctl N.ivlh street, Dr. The funeral of lairing, which was nls(i largely altended, look place on yesterday from Ihe residence of the parents, Mr nml Mrs. George Luring, on East Wood utreet. The services weie conducted by Dr.

Goodwin. Elder B. U. Tyler, of Louisville, conducted the services unending Ihe burial of the late Mrs. James Baits on yesterday afternoon, and members of the KyigiitH of i'ythias Lodge served as pall bi-arers.

There was a vr-ry Urge number of frienda picsenl A double Iniii-rai Icink Usteven- ing from thi 1 ri-iidence of John F. Kip, in ihe titlh wnrd. The dead were infants stii'kvii tit im Hut. The liillowlng special telvgnuu appeared in Ihe Si. Louis Glnbe JJtmortal of lo ilay: CLAKKHUNT Iu.

July Sam'l Blackburn TM years'ut age, ul Pike county, Indiana, WM orostrated b7 the Intense heat of the sun 12 o'clock, while on his war home In actnered two-horee from Decatur. where he aad his wife and daughter had been vIsitiiiB relatives. Dr N. B. Allen was Imme- to and round bnn in.n unconscious condition The doctor wia Interviewed at Bail p.

And still the war between tbe citizens of Newton. Jasper county, and tbe officers of the Paom, Decatur Evansville railway is in progress, but tbe fight may end on Saturday next. It's a queer case. The following special telegram gives additional particulars concerning tbe freeze out and the present condition of affairs; NEWTON, Iu. July The trouble with the P.

i). Railroad company at this place bas assumed a new phase. On last Thursday John B. Cohrs, on behalf of tbe railroad company, met Stale's Attorney Fithian and several of our citizens at Olney and oeld a consultation in regard to tin matter. Mr.

Cohrs proposed to leave the uttlement of the matter to the arbitrament of teb business men at Newton, fire to be selected by each party, whose decision was to be final. To this Mr. Fithian agreed, provided that business should be resumed on the road at this point hy Monday, July 11. This Mr. Cuhrs promised should be done, and it wan thought by all concerned Hint Ihe matter was settled When Monday came, however, no trains were stopped at this place, and the road refused to' receive Ircigbt or passengers for Newton.

Thereupon Stale's Attorney Fithiao ordered the aheritt of Peoria county to serve the writ of attachment in his hands upon Mr, G. L. Bradbury, the General Manager of the road, for cimlrmpl of court, in disobeying the injunction issued by Ihe Circuit Court. Mr. Hradbury will have a hearing before Judge Jones lo-morrow.

It is be- liured that Mr. (John acted in good faith when he made the agreement tn arbitrate, but that Mr. Branbury refused to carry it out. Mr Cohrs has gone lo New York lo cmsnll wilb the president of the road, and there will be a meeting nf the stockholders and Directors next Saturday, when, it is understood, some of the officers who brought on this trouble will be asked to resign, and a big family niiarrel is brewing in the cump of Ibe managers. When tlio trouble began the railroad company bad many friends in this county, who, now that they have violated a plain agreement, are doing all tlu-y ran lo aid Ihe Stale's Attorney.

HOHB AnolIT IT. The Peoria Journal of the ISth contained the follow'ng allusion to the racket: Next Monday Manager Bradbury, the L. I). H. will go down to Newton to unswer a charge of contempt of court, preferred by the county attorney of Jasper coanty.

Messrs. Cohrs, Cobleigh and Anderson are likewise included tbe warrant, but it is understood that only Mr. Bradbury will be held. The facts in Ihe case are as follows. There is a narrow gauge road within T5 feet of thu O.

depot in Newton. The law- Bays that all passenger ir tins nmit come a full stop within 2(10 feet of any railroad crossing. The L. i D. trains have been in the hahit (if running up to tbe depot and slopping there, thus technically violating tbe law, but not doing it in reality, for at tbe depot they come lo full stop and lie there a full minute, or the ordinary time required to take on passengers "and freight.

The county attorney, whether he wanted to blackmail Ihe company or show bis importance, brought at one time 27 suits for the technical violation of this law. Uc annoyed tbe company so much that they finally complied with this law, but they discharged their agent, took out the telegraph instrument and removed the operator. Oue freight train stops there a day, but as there is no agent Ihe conductors transact all the business. Freight is taken for Newton aj for all other points, but as no agent tbe money has to be prepaid. The road thereupon called in the aid of tbe railroad and warehouse commissioners, and Bradbury is down there on Mondav to see about it.

It is a case of a fight. The road considers that the suits were begun against them out of spite hy an intermeddling lawyer to try and work up business against thrm. No accident has ever occurred at Newton, and they have kepi within tbe limit ol the law. They now keep within its letter. All trains stop within 800 feet of th'' railway crossing, and then pull hy the station, just asthpy would if there was no station there, with Ihe exception of a freight train nnee a ilny.

Ike Tthiraiatn Mr. ThotnuT. Eckert. General Manager of tbe Western Unien Ttlafrapb. sent from Haw York the following telegram to Col.

Clowry, his general superintendent at Chicago: The prompt and satisfactory manner in which our employes have met tbe emergencies of tbe service during the past few days more than a passing recognition. Disregarding Sunday and holiday hours, they have remained on duty day and night, enabling us to keep the people all over the country constant ly advised of tbe condition of the president. You are authorized to see that in your division they are properly remune rated for the extraordinary tervlce they have (a willingly rendered, and to express to them the thanks of the company. Manager Getty, of Decatur Western Union Office, proved himself equal to the emergency, and was up early and late receiving the regular bulletins aud receiving and lending special dispatches about the assassination for various parties. The telephone came in good play, and was used generally in spreading the news as rapidly as possible throughout the city.

The bell at the RKPUBMCAN was kept jingling conitanlly on tbe 4lh, 5lh auU Gth, by parties wishing to learn tbe latest. DRY GOODS! For sale by Dr. aucceas of the Piatutfortt is without a parallel. is positively the CFRIQUT PIANO in the world. Bee and lest them at Jaly 13-d8twl PMSCOTI-'S City Music Store.

of A. S. T. Co. have saved tbe people of this rountry annually, and tant one is their Black Tip for children shoes Parents who havedeclined to try tbe metal should not fail to give tbe black tip a trial.

IK there ever was a specific one complaint then Carter's Little Liver Pills are a specific for headache, and every woman anould know toil. They are not only a positive cure, but a preventive if Uken when the it Jelt. Carter's Little Lirer Midi- rectly on the liver and bile, md IB this way remove tbe cauae of dtoeiie without first making you rick by a weakening rurge. If you try them you will not be disappointed. Sold by Habbaid Swearingen.

1S IF you have any eoprnw to do take It toA. (irijtiOallerT, Water street. Priw lex as any fmarlSdtf feet again Taej The offloers of tbe Presbyterian flat- bath School had made every necessary arrangement for taking the children to the fair grounds this morning in a Wa- bito train lo parlicipale in the annusl school but the unexpected rain put a slop to all The picnic ia indtttuilely piwlponed. Ii will probably be )iven one hue day next week A BU WM n.ik. Eus.

call the at lenliun of our cily dads lo the deplorable oondillon of Ihe sidewalk directly Mouth of marble shop, on Prairie street. is 'ull of boles, tbe hoards are loose and ills in bud generally. One not acquainted wi'b dangers in passing it, even in lime, liable to meet with an iwddenl might result in a suit lor damans agaimt tbe city. lbe W8lK or ut ll wn a oewJ. IRAB.CL-.T.S.

July bf careful attention. i. Albert Payne, of Petersburg. has been Htmvitt. Dr.

J. M. Blylhe has moved his denUl oflice to rooms over F. 1.. Hays 4 dry gooda etore, where he will be pleased lo see all persons requiring work 05 their teeth Julyadlm.

vuii'U. Ber ir WONT. Ami stilt perchance thy faithful heart may lime mill break 1 am gone. While bitter tears unbidden start, as oft thou uuemt-md and alone: I've read such things In a tale, but yet "Itsvenr llkea whale, Mv Kbeumallc I must ensure. Till I can Edectrlc Oil-procure.

Dr. Stoner. Solicf. The W. C.

T. ir. will meet next Thursday at S'itp. and for some weeks thereafter, at club room ot the tabernacle. The corresponding secretary especially desires a full attendance this week to transact business deemed especially important.

M. M. K.lm. st night add this forenoon this vicin ily was again visited by welcome lid refreshing rains, which also fell in different parts of the county. They will prove a big bonst to the growing corn and help along all sorts of vegetation.

The pvos- pecls are thai Macon county will have an average crop of superior corn this year, If the wheat yield is comparatively light The president's pulae is reported to be at 80 this morning, the. almnspherc is cuolrr, ami every liody ought to be happy, THE BOUND UNUMWKR Thompson. Franklin Strcs-t, IMIJH: I bave aiilronil fur a limit time i ciiustipa- tion and tried ahunat i-very purjratlve mlvcr- lined, tint "illy resulting In temporary rellel, anil after still moieamtravatiil." I waa told alMiiil your Spring and tried II. 1 can now aay I am cured anil thoutfb some months have elapsed still remain so. I shall however, always keep same on hand In case ct old complaint returning.

(I. Wt-enls, and trial bottles ID scats. 13 Special Owing to excessive quantities, we offer at and BKI.OW COST, Hiaiery, Ladies' Mutlin L'niltraeiir, Children'i Draw, Infant's Robes and Parasols. CHEAP STORK, ISdAwlw Big 1 8, Merchant 9t. Kin MIMI.

The following are the names ot the pupils of Rxcelsior School who received diplomas of honor for regular alienee: Cassle Sheets. Laura Horton, Eva Ncwbury, Helta Newbury, Nora Uucker, Sallie Uchtcnbenrer, Mary Ingle, I.U Kui-ker. Agtfie Itifrle, Ma Fry, Louisa Harpstrite. Ceha Shadrick, Luella Wheeter, Ut-lle Wheeler, John Shadrlck, Clara Boumann, Hat lie lliirtoti, Delia Hortou, Nannie Herman, Lin Andrews, Luclla Newbury, Katie Ferriss, Will HnummiD, Gi-onro Femss, Charley Harpstrite. Jue Kueker, Edille Andrews, Elvln Fry, An almost unbroken stock, comprising clans only We otter Ihem at actual cost.

They lire in every respect superior goods. STORK. THE AUTOPHONE is the cheapest, ticst, and most comprehensive automatic musical instrument ever brought forth. It has 22 notes, (six more than any other musical instrument); in 3 keys is simple in constnic- linn it can played by a child it is absolutely perfect in Its rendition of music, healing its own time, while all others require faster or slower motion. Does away with cranks and handles, being playeil by direct actioa of the lei- IOWB, It plays any kind of music.

Both Aulophone and music are cheaper by far than all others. Bend forcircular. Liberal discount to canvassers. Aililn-ss, THE AUTOPHONK CO June Ithaca, New Vork. ORTKKK'S Duplex Corset Skirt Sup uorters, 1, at hion Scruggs.

June IS RKSLTKI) FKOIDKITH. The following statement of William J. Couirhlln, of Somerville, is so remarkable that we beg lu ask for it the attention of our realtors: lie says: "In the fall of 1S78 I was taken with a violent bleeding of the lungs follBWeilbyn'severeeounh, 1 soon began to lose my appetite anil llesh. was so weak at one tune that I could not leave my lied. In tie summer of 1S77 I was admitted to the City Hospital.

While there the doctors said I had a hole fn my left lung as as a half dollar. expended over a hundred dollars In doctors and medicines. 1 was so far gone that atone lime a report went around that 1 was dead I gave up hope, hut a friend told me of DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOK THE LUNGS.

I laughed at my friends, thinking that my case was incurable, but I got a bottle to satisfy them, when to mrsurprtoeandgrat- IBeation, I commenced to feel better. My hope, once dead, began to revive, and to-day I feel In belter spirits than have the last three 1 write this hoping yiu will publish It, so that everyone afflicted with IMseased Lungs will lie Induced to take DK WM. HALL'S A A FOK THE LUNUS. and be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BECUHED. I have taken two.

bottles and can positively that It has done more good than ml the uthcr medicines I haic taken since my sickness. My cough has almost entirely disappeared and I shall soon be able to (in to work. Sold by all druggists. For sale by Irwln ft Priest. At one-half their value.

PRINTS at 4 ami 5 worth 6 ami 8. RIBBONS at JS 28 and .10, worth 4O, 50 and 88. HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS. PAEA80L81 EMBROIDERIES. LACE TOP GLOl'ES.

LADIES' GAUZE BLEACHED ll'N I LADIES' JACKETS, DOLMANS, SUMMER1SHAWLS NAPKINS, QUILTS A TOWELS. rurchawers will find no rf.H/rnitimi in ituitily or goods named. LINN SCRUGGS. DRY GOODS and CARPETS. llecatur, June 14, THE Tiiv Carter's Pills for nny case of nervousness, sleeplesnnes, weak stomach, dyspepsia, etc.

re- i i sure. The only medicine fur the price in market. dwlw. DIED. Near Wam-nsuurg, July laih, Wii.u« HEHMCRT Kicnm, of Joseph Kk-hle, am-d 1 year, months and 13 days.

The remninn were deposited In the Boiling Springs Cemetery. Sen Icea bv llev. 1 HUhinund. JUKIiMS HI TKIWIK4PH. i llHlif kt HlHanrUr 4 K.io«« p.

m. Ado. U. Sept: year. Corn-- July; Wi AUK; iT'i Sepi: 47 (let; 47'', Oel: July; Ann; 27' 1 Sept: i7 Oit; Year.

July; tK.TOSJept. ii July; Aug; Sept. HKCKIPTS. 73,13.1 i ar oats. 117, LaJW, Misses' and Boys Hose, comprising every grade, quality and todefy all competition.

Remember the sign of toe big 18. U-dwlW For Sale--House and lot located on North Church street, in Mock north of Wabash K. K. House contains six rooms and is In KO.H! repair. Enquire ot W.

H. Forbes, Daily Bspoaj.tc*» offlce, Decatur. "-dtf. Goon Black Buntings cents a yard, and Lawns at 3 cents a yard, at Linn Scruggs. Ju 'r 18-dftwU.

HULTH 1SB It seems strange that anyone will suffer from the many derangements brought TM by an Impure condition of Ihe hluod, when SCO- VU.L'S BLOOD andLIVEK SYKUPwill store perfect health to the physical tliin. It Is Indeed a strengthening syrup, pleaeaut to take, anil has proven itsell to IK- thehest purltter ever discovered, pBec- tuallv euruiH Scrofula, Syphilitic dUordera, Wealtnesa.il the Kidneys, all Nervmudisor- ders -nd Debility. It corrects indigestion. It mat 4theoldfeelyounff, and the youog fet-l and will invariably drive out of the tern the many Ills that human ncih Is heir to A single bottle will prove to you Its merits as a health renewer, for It acts like a charm, especially when the complaint ia of an exhaustive nature, havlw a tendency to li sstii the natura. vigor o' tlif brain and nervou? system.

IiprZliUrwlT fat sale by Irwln ft Priest. "CAPTION." He who cares Tor bis belly much more linn Uok. To face friends in his rags, Is uncommonly slack: If lodiireation or Headache from Indulgence nprhwBlnksom cures all who the remedy Prleea: and trial bottles IU en. 12 FVJRHISBIKO goods, httt sad caps aspectalty at Fleury's. the French Cutter, corner of old square.

SECUR HOME! French Cutter! We speak now tn rvrryixxly wlio to ff'l A SOLID. STYLISH SUIT! AT REASONABLE PRICE. We guarantee to excellent satisfaction to rvciy will m-lcr-t their goodH Irotu our Lurge Stuck. All arc i i lo a exaiiiiiie our (iooils. look tlinuigh our variom tuv how i-asy it to ju-t what you want from OUR.

A AeSORTMENTT OF CLOTHING, FOR HOYS A I HATS AJXT13 CAPS, Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Valises, destrlnir I SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. We will eHI in our additions wbo will make Buiuhle menta, on 1 TO 5 YEARS' TIME, NO MONEY DOWN, Thus enabling them to apply the means they bate ruuri'ly to bn.ldlur All io thf DOUBLE STOItE, OF )LI which you will find anl with plenty of lieht, sr show for what they arc, and yon will not find wln-n at homp. ONE PRICE ONLY. Goods Marked in Plain Figures. NO MISREPRESENTATION.

Merchant Tailoring a Specialty WARREN A DURFEE, FLEURY, THE FRENCH CUTTER, CORNER OF OLD SQUARE. No. North Water St. Julj-l..