The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

THE MORE LIGHT PECATUR DAILY REVIEW. YOU err OH Easy jaymcni flan THE BETTER YOU LIKE IT, THURSDAY. AUGUST 11. EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. RICE co.

Put on Sale Today 1OO DOZEN SHIRTS At Three for Lined in the Back. Full Y6ker. Our Own Make. Call and See Them. Bace Clothing Manufacturing Company.

129-135 North Water Street ft Whole Carload at Manufacturers' Cost. Room Suites. $20.00 SllltBS QO lor $13.50, $22,00 Suites flo lor $14.00. $28.00 Suites QO lor $18.00. We have all these styles in both i6th Century and Antique Oak finish.

Come early if you want a suite. They will not last long at these prices. HARRY FISK. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST, Independen aurner, steel top, stop valve, top regulating naze automatic cleaner, large drip cups, and can be lighted Stoactly from the burner. The best stove on the market.

Brery stove fully warranted. Sold for cash and on easy payments. BftGflMflH BROS. MflRTIN GOIftPflNY, BAST MAIN STRHBT. NO SURGICAL OPERATION A nBrECI CURE OF FILES! Mrs.

M. J. Drake went to Maroa Saturday. Jasper Williams has moved to Corwlth, la. He left last week.

Miss Fessler returned Monday from a visit in White Heath. M. R- Fessler and Joe Painter went to Mattoon Monday on business. Charles M. Wilson left Tuesday morning for Corwith, on business.

James Robertson and family were the guests Sunday of Decatur friends. Charles Fague is learning the barber business in the shop of Frank Dubois. Larkin Fesler is building a new rool on his residence and giving it a coat of paint. Mrs. Aaron Goodale left Wednesday for Lincoln, where she will visit relatives'.

H. Towers is again on the road In the interest of the Champaign county nursery. Mrs. Evalena Still and Mrs. Rev.

Robertson were in Decatur on business Tuesday. Jesse Fouts and family moved to Forsythe Monday. He will work on the Illinois Centra! section there. Frank McMullen's mother died at Farmer City Sunday. Frank drove over Monday to attend the funeral.

Will Shannon has returned home from Spring Valley where he has been study- Ing telegraphy with his brother. Johnson, the painter and a graduate of the famous Keeley Institute, fell from grace last Saturday by getting drunk. Mrs. Charles James, wife, agent at Oreana, and daughter spent Sunday with relatives returning home Monday. Master Clyde Patterson of Sullivan returned home Monday after a visit of five days with the family of his uncle, J.

W. Patterson. Charles H. Shannon and family returned to their home in Spring Valley, Monday after having visited their many friends and relatives here. M.

Tabor of the telegraph office went to Oreana Saturday and had charge of the telegraph office during the absence of the agent for a few days. Sam Strever was thrown from a horse last week, receiving painful bruises on the right arm. The arm swelled considerably and had to be lanced Sunday. Harvc Tooley and wife returned Monday from Mt. Vernon.

where they have been for ten days visiting Jonathan Grider, father of Mrs. Tooley. Mr. Grlder formerly resided here. The Jeter Brothers entertained two of their lady friends from Bement two or three days last week.

They returned home Saturday afternoon accompanied by E. E. Jeter. Everet used to lived with the family of one of the ladies. Frank Deitz got on a "high lonesome" Saturday morning and proceeded to "storm the fort" by whipping his wife and "crippling" his furniture.

For the pleasure of doing so he was taxed S5 and trimmines, amounting to S9.30, Squire Welton's court Saturday. The Illinois Central will run special trains from Decatur to Monticello three days during the Piatt county fair, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. Train leaves Argenta at 8:23 a. returning train leaves Monticello at 6 o'clock m. The fare on and the other days of the fair will be 55 cents for the round trip from Argenta.

A large number from Argenta will attend as usual. Logan McKarihan "looked on the wine when it was red" to such an extent Sunday as to make people resemble ants in size and strength. He started out to annihilate the populus by using his fast on Arthur Betz and Jake Swinehart, without a word of provocation. Before he got through with these two boys, one at a time, he gave it up as a bad job. He was not arrested, as a matter of course, but young Betz was and was fined S0.50, which was all right, but why are not all treated alike? J.

W. Patterson received a sample of cheese made by the Sullivan creamery and cheese factory, the machinery of which is precisely like that now in position here in our cheese factory and creamery, and put up by tho same parties. The sample cheese was taken to the merchants of Argenta, who pronounced it most excellent--fully as good as the best. They will likely carry a stock of the Sullivan cheese. The Sullivan factory are selling readily all the cheese and butter they can make, and yet our factory, just like it, has not been started.

Messrs. Dr. E. H. Thomas and W.

T. J. Cooper think there Is money in it and any dissatisfied stock holder can sell his shares to them. At Thomas and Cooper have bought several at a bargain. It is thought the factory will start as soon as these gentlemen obtain a controlling Interest.

Argenta should not, allow other towns to down them in this manner. Aug. 11. Bills are op announcing a Republican mass meeting at the Republican hail soon. Hon.

W. F. Calhoun and A. H. Mills of Decatur are to be the speakers.

This will be the opening of the campaign at this place. Burt Glazebrook met with an accident recently that nearly resulted seriously. He was cutting bands at a threshing machine when he aceidently drove the knife Into his arm just barely missing the large artery. Prompt attention and a miss of an half inch saved his life. Aug.

9. Mis-Practice is Growing MONTH. He wittrtmxsn two days on kis next viitt. Union Depot TimeCari im mrrmot JOLT A Mt. Zloil.

Macon; C. S. Christian will move to Decatur in the near future. Mrs. W.

A. Armstrong is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Nelson, in Ramsey this week. Otto Cole is dangerously ill with inflammation of the bowels.

He appeared to be a little better last night. Jesse L. Smith is clerking for J. L. Hlght Son, bankers.

Jesse has the knack and skill of succeeding in almost any thing he undertakes. Mrs.McKinney who lives two and one- half miles south of town has been sick for a month and is gradually growing worse. Her death is daily expected. It is rumored that A. Coombs our railroad agent Is to be exchanged for some stranger.

We hope it is a mistake for Mr. Coombs makes a good agent and Is well lilted by everybody. Every one Is looking forward to next week whan the only fair in Mason county begins and lasts for four days. The officers of the association are busily eneaged in making arrangements to have a grand good fair. From reports this year promises to surpass any fair we have had here yet.

The trotting and pacing horses are daily training to be in pood condition for that occasion. The race track is in good condition, and all the stalls and buildings are being repaired for exhibits of all products of the farm. All are cordially invited to come and see if you are not well paid. A good band from Chicago will play all the four days. Aug.

10. Miliulne. J. I. Pryor's parents from Indiana are here visiting.

T. 0. Holcomb will move into his new residence this week. The Osborn brothers arrived Sunday opening from Latham. William Fipps came from St.

Louis and spent Sunday here. Most of the threshing will be done this week in this vicinity. Harry Bitter and his men are plastering H. Bauman's now house. Mrs.

William Gulliford left Sunday night for a visit with friends In Ohio. Charles and wife returned to their home at Camden, last week. Mrs. John Bevelhammer and daughter Mary, are visiting relatives in Bloomington. Lizzie Milas and Becca Torrence of Bement spent Sunday with Maud Gulliford.

Miss Emma James and brother of Mansfield visited relatives. here last week. Nelson Dnell and daughter, Mrs. Vaset, left last Saturday for an extended visit In Chicago. W.

P. Mitchell of Alma is transacting business here this week. He is selling territory for a patent churn. A Prohibition rally is announced to be held at the school house Thursday night Rev. Martin Hilbrlsh of Los Angeles, will be the speaker.

DelJUld. Miss Nettie Kimler is quite 111 at her home with typhoid fever. Work began Monday morning on Mr. Hyper's handsome two story dwelling. Mr.

Blacker moved his family and household effects to Lincoln Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Dubson of, Lodge was the guest of Dr. Wood and wife over Sunday. Miss Effle Moore returned Friday from an extended visit with friends in Chicago. John Duvall and family of Farmer City spent Sunday with HarryMarquiss and wife.

The first of a series of nlckle concerts given by the Y's was held Thursday evening. Rev. J. M. Francis and Miss Etta McFadden were married at the Union church, Wednesday Aug.

5. Mesdames Dewees and Gantz left Tuesday morning for Attica Springs, for the benefit of their health. A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. W. Kern at her home last Tuesday, the occasion being her fifty-first birthday.

Mrs Mathews and daughter, Miss Edith, left last Saturday for Attica, for the benefit of the former's health. Mr and Mrs. Nolan and daughter, Miss Katie, and Jack Fleming; a i of Bement were the guests of Will Fleming and family over Sunday. Augt 10. TO CUOMO.

No. 4 11:111 No. TO K1 ifessS No.10M«tti:Hl lto.tr Fto': Illinois Oaatml. DSPABXS nonrm. No.44..

Pcsrut. DBPJjnS BOBTH. No-t 7:60 am Ko.U Freight am Na No. 2S No.W,Sun.only No.ll Freight Indianapolis, DMBtar DR. D.D.REA, Surgeon and Specialist, Who has created such a sensation In and around Chicago, by curing diseases that almost baffled the medical fraternity of the country, and by the request of many friends and patients he has decided to visit Decatur, at the ST.

NICHOLAS HOTEL, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.7-8 And return every month to remain a day during tlie year. Di Rea has been connected with the largest hospital in the country and has no superiar in diagnosing and treating diseases and deformities He will stive $30 lor an -3 case tha he cannot tell the disease and where located in five minutes. He will return to Decatur every month to remain one day. Treats all curable medical and surgical diseases, acute and chronic catarrh, diseases of the eve and nose, tlxroat and lungs, dyspepsia, Brlgfifs disease, diabetes, kidneys, liver, madder; chronic, femaleandjsexual diseases. EPILEPSY W.

Mo. I No. Freight. K3KCO1M1ON8. tXKJMINGDAUS GLENS EXCTJBSION- Commenelng Sunday, July Sd.

and a Decatur to Bloomingdale Qlenn and Montezuma Sulphur OneJ are lor round leave uecaiur ai m. nu 8:30 p. m. For further information call at city ticket office 14Z East Prairie streetor at Union depot ticket offloe, C. G.

Dorwln, O. D. W. By; Young and Middle Aged Men suffering from sperrnatorrhea and impotency as the result of self abuse in youth or eicess in mature years and other causes, producing some of tne following effects, as emissions, blotches, nervousness, dizziness, confusion ideas, aversion to society, defective memory, and sexual exhaustion, which unfit the victims for business or marriage, are permanent cured by remedies not injurious. Blood and Shin Dtewwea-Syphilta and complications, as sore throat, falling of the "air, pain in the bones, eruptions, are perfectly eradicated without using mercury or other in furious drugs.

Gonorihea, gleet, strictures and 111 urinary snd kidney troubles are speedily cured by treatment that has never failed. He undertakes no incurable cases, but-cures thousands given up to die. Remember the date and come early, as his rooms are always crowded wherever he stops. CONSULTATION FREE. IlltnoU Central Krauraioaa.

Independence, Iowa, Aug. 90 to Sept. t. (He andonVthird fare fa-e for trotting meeting. good for return to Sept.

5. On account of the National G. E. at Washington, p. IS to SO.

inclusive, MAM for round trip, oraalow Harvest August temoer tickets will be sold atone fare ronna trip to all points west, northwest and C.O. Judson, tlclut Agent. Untondepot; T. PaniweU. cityticket agent 2N North Water street, or Library Block.

uma. WMNMU awwMH i The will jell expurslo kett mm 4nlInw Tne at one fare for the romid trip foltow Washington, D. 0.. SW. Portland, Oregon.

Sept. 10th to ittb. Harvest excursions, Aug. 1Mb, Sept. VI and HOUSE Wednesday flupstlT.

The monster! Minstrel Carnival by the Merry 1.000,003-air Monarchs of Minstrely, PRIMROSE WEST'S BIG'MINSTRELS. Bioaer, Better, Funnier than Ever. More money expended this season on scent ry and costumes than ever before. PRICES--2oc, 50c, 75c and II.00. The saH of seats will begin Monday morning, Aug.

15, ai the Grand Opera House Pharmacy. Information write or apply to C. A. Pollock. P.

T. A. Wabash B. R.Deeatur "oSeWabashR. B.

will sell excursion tickets at one fare for the round trip as follows: Portland Oregon, account vereten Grand Lodjrel.O.'O. F. Tickets sold Sept. loth to nth, eood returning aixty days. Tickets will be sold going rtaOenver and Salt Lake and returning via St.

Paul and Chicago or vice versa. Washington account National Encampment Q. A. R. Tickets will 13th to good returning till October 10th.

The fare for tils will be less than one eenj.per mile. From JDecatur It is16.60 and will be wanted, write or T. A. Wabash R. Deca rates, maps, or any or apply to C.

A.Pollock, Decatur Illinois. On account of District Wabash On account of District tne waoasn M. a. will sell excursion tickets to Homer and retora Tickets wUl be sold to KO-XI and inclu SKCle uc day of sale, good up to August 13. SnggesUon for Sommm THp.

If you wish to take the tr of a lifetime purchase the low rate excursion tickets sold by all comfort if the elegant vestibuied Northern Pacific Railroad, which MASTER IN CiMCERY'S SALE. STATE OF ILLINOIS, I MACOK COTJNIT, In the Circuit Court. Lowber Burrows i vs William W. Foster et al. No.

14,013. Bill for foreclosure. Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance ot a decree of the circuit court of Maeon the state ot Illinois, entered in the above entitled cause, at the June term of said court. A. D.

18BS. I. Jatnes J. Finn, master in chanccrv of said court, will, on Friday, August 12. 1893, at the hour of 2 o'clock at the west outside entrance to the stairway leading to the circuit court room in Decatur, to said county, ofier for sale to the highest and oidder for ca in hand, subject to redemption according to law, the following described real estate, to-wit Fifty feet ott of the west end of lots 9, is, II, 12.

13 and 14 (making a ground fifty leet east and west by two huntosa and torty feet north and south) also i the east Pacific coast, without change, and speca a man from St. PauTand Mlnneapolia Yellowstone Park. The scenery route is the mast manineeai to bTfSSid fi the states throSk the road passes. Beautifu! mountains, iriveni, valleys, lakes and plains follow each other In rapid succesVion todellght the tourtot, who wfll also find interest In the agricultural, mining, tonberiV industrial and other lntereiiuaa.0- ciated wKn the development of the great crowntoe glory of the trip through the the land of hot jejafrs 1 canons, to Alatka, with endlew oeeu channels, snow capped peaks, Indian villmgiM the- send Charles AgentN. P.

R. Paul. Ihe handsomely book, Yellowstone Park and Alaska folders. Tulv 1892. juiy, USK.

DR.J.W.GRAIG, OF BLOOMINGTON, Whoaas had eighteen' years eiperience In BVBBY MONDAY, and will prove to all who will call on him that Piles, no alter how bad or ot how long standing, can be cured without knife, ligature, caustics, electricity or anyaurgical operation, with no detention from marvellous, Nota single failure to 18 yearspractiee. Cure warranted IP all cases, boniuUatlon ite. Refer- of the rectum. Remember, every Monday. FRHS SCHAFHR, i AGENTS POK THE Anlieijser-iuSCu AND ABTHOEIZBD BOTTLEBS, Wfll sunrtt all torew ol food beer the Original "BTJD- TrtllSkE" following delivered i any part of tie OM Two Dtnen Pints tl.H PALKLAOIK: OneDoMaQnarM Two DBMS IMt BOTTUtD FBBSH KTKRT DAY.

MMtottBHoJirflUsA. TetepboMfl An infant child of Mr. and Mrs, Huston Banton was buried last week. Ethel Aahmore has gone to Mattoon to visit a few days with friends there. Mrs.

Lucy Bell entertained a party of young folks at her residence Saturday evening. One piece of oats threshed in this neighborhood only yielded nine bushels to the acre. C. M. Fletcher started down through the south part of the state with a drove of horses for sale.

Misses Ida Scott and Annie Logan of Bethany aad Mrs. Josle Doyle visited with friends here over Sunday. Ed McGanghey has returned from Edinburgh, where he was called by the serious illness of his sister. We are giad to state that Johnny Riber is now able to stir around a little out doors during the cool of the day. Mrs.

Dr. May has returned from an extended visit with her folks. On her return she was agreeably surprised to find that the doctor had built a commodious addition to their house during her absence. Little Roy Dyke while attempting to climb oa a passing farm wagon fell under the wheels and had his leg crushed between the knee and thigh. The driver did not see him and was not to blame.

The village board has passed an oral- nance to pay 50 cents for each regular meeting to each member present. Here; toforc their services have been "gratis' and for the most part thankless. It small for the services rendered. Ivesdale. j.

E. O'Hara was in Champaign on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Chicago are visiting relatives here.

P. Doyle and wife of Chicago are visiting his parents here. Rev. B. J.

Kneary entertained his mother of Clinton last week. A reception was given at A. Know's on Friday night. An enjoyable time was had by all present. The teachers'Institute at Urbana Is being attended by several persons of this vicinity.

The list Includes Miss Doyle, Miss Sloan, Mr. Bedmond. and others. Aug. 9.

'j. J. FINN, Master In Chancery C. HOSTETLEK, Solicitor. PATARRH If IN CHILDREN For over two years my litUe girl's life was mademfaerablebvacase of Catarrh.

The discharge fromthe large, constant and very offensive. Her eyes became inflamed, the lids swollen and very painful. After trying various reme. dies, I gave her KX9B3i The tirselmed toIXE1 aggravate disease, but the soon abated, and in a short tfme she wis cured. DR.

L. B. RITCHEY, Mackey, Ind. WflBflSHROUTE St. Louis, CWcagb, Wayne, New York, Buffalo, Boston, and Niagara Falls.

Only Une Bunning Solid from DECATUR to KANSAS CITY. he Shortest a to ant ST. liOVlS Oft Hf NNIBAL TO FREE REGUNIHG CHAIR GARf Little Minnie Mr and Mrs. B. J.

Haynes, 4 Antnmn streei. East Somerville, send this letter: "Onr little adopted daughter, IT months old, weigh twenty- eight and one-hail pounds, and la a very healthy, happy ehild. She owei health to laetated food. It afreet with her In every retpect, keeping bowels regular and being the best for bottle babies. Baby the plc- health and ol the diseases children usually from while teething." fAKEAPlLL..