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A A A I THE FRANKLIN, REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 '88 CITY SHOE STORE! Always to the Front, no matter who is elected; we will be on Top. We Lead the Procession! the other fellows follow. LARGEST STOCK! In Boots tition. both and Always Leather Shoes a on and full hand. Rubber stock Call of and Goode.

Forbush see We them Regulate Brown's They are the Celebrated Prices "Daises. and Smile Hand-Made at Compe- Buffalo LATEST STYLE. YOUNCE I McLAUGHLIN. THE REPUBLICAN FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14.

1888. LOCAL NEWS. Remember the county convention and mass meeting to- morrow. John Robinson's circus is billed to rive a performance here on Saturday, the 29th inst. J.

L. Jones is building quite an extensive addition to the rear of his resIdence on Main street. Parties from Madison are here place ing the galvanized iron in position on the new college building. Thirty -three tickets were sold: at the F. F.

M. depot at this place, on last Friday, for the Shelby ville fair. For intoxication Harry Overbay was assessed eight dollars and eighty cents by Mayor Overstreet on Friday. A good system of water works will be good inducement for manufactories to locate here in our inidst. Marshall Hacker is an able speaker and you hear him at the court house to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Hon. Benjamin F. Love, of Shelbyville, and the next judge of this judicial circuit, was in our city on business, Tuesday. Dr. Ward, of Indianapolis, has formed a partnership in the practice of medicine with Dr.

Z. Carnes, of wood. A belonging to P. gro la Needham tow waship. The transfer was made on Saturday.

W. V. King, of Union township, will accept thanks for basket of as fine peaches as it has ever been our pleasure to see. The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Jacobs, of White River township, died Saturday, and funeral services were held Sundav. Brown county peaches are being brought to our markets by the wagon load, and sold for forty and fifty cents bushel. Some very fine ones. per Our friend and patron, Wilson T. Hougham, has the thanks of the REPUBLICAN for large and delicious water melon presented us on Friday.

Mrs. Sarah, widow of the late Peter Conner, has been granted a pension, has also her son. They have in veeted a portion of the money received in home in this city. Hon. F.

8. Recorde attended the Shelby county fair last Friday, and speaks loud in the praise of the same. While there he purchased a fine premTum Poland China male pig, three months old. The Frankhn Lady Cadet company, under command of Capt. W.

B. Ellis, and the Greenwood Lady Cadet Comunder command of Capt. Mcpany, Caslia, will give exhibition drills at the Urmey ville fair. Both companies are well drilled, and will doubtless give an entertaining exhibition. Most everything in this world is tull of deception.

Few things are what they seem, but the results obtained for Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic far exosed all claims. It restores lost nerve force, cures dyspepsia, and all stomach, liver, kidney and bladder troubles. It la a perfect tonic, appetiser, blood par1der, a sure cure for ague and malarial Price 50 cts. of Donnell Doonell.

Excursion to Cincinnati. On account of Drummers' (Commercial Travellers') Day Sept. 15th and Labor Assembly Day, Hept. 17th, at the Cincinnati Centennial Exposities, the I. 8t, C.

Ry. (Kankakee Line) will sell excursion tickets from Franklin to Cincinnati and return at rate $2.10 rend trip. Tickets will be sold for trefas arriving at Cincinnati Sept. 16ch and 17th '88, rood returnuntil Sept. 19th inclusive.

Ad00 J. M. Dunlap Ageat, Franklin, Read da sewer-pipe for calvert, it never out. Try J. M.

DUNLAP. J. T. C. Noe is visiting Kentucky relatives.

Rufus Williams and wife are visitin relatives in Kentucky. Mrs. Alonzo Bergen spent Sunday with relatives in Martineville. Peter Randall opened up his new butcher shop, on Jefferson street, on Saturday. Mre.

J. L. Jones visited relatives and friends in Jefferscoville last and this week. Joe Combe, of Jasper county, has been visiting relatives in this county for the past week. Mr.

and Mra. A. J. Tucker and 800 spent a part of last and this week with relatives in Crawfordsville. William McClain and Miss Ida C.

Edmonds were married at the home of the bride's parents, three miles east of the city, last evening. Miss Florence and Herman Dolan, of Waverly, left last Saturday for visit in Amelia, and expect to take in the Cincinnati Centennial while gone. Baumgart Axt are of the opinion that they have sold more fruit cans this season than any other one firm in the city. Their sales aggregate forty gross. Who can beat it Carl Hyder, of Havanna, Illinois, who has been spending the summer with his aunt, Mias Lizzie Hyder, acco npanied his father and brother, who have been visiting here for the past week, home on Saturday.

Wm. Canateey, a former resident of this county, sad now of Lola, Kansas, says he Witnessed the polling of the vote on a Vandalia train this week between Indianapolis and Terre Haute, which showed for Harrison 255, Cleveland 30, Prohibition 2. Labor 5. "Hard Tack's Harrison of near Wniteland, were in attendance at the Republican meeting held in this city on Friday evening of last week, and favored the great crowd with a number of excellent campaign songs. "Hard tack" is a hustler from "way back," and his original songs are as good as ever were sung.

There is no more enthusiastic Harrison worker in the state than Mr. Harbert. How te Overcome the Dangers of Exposure. Francis Reilly, the well- -known livery man of No 18 Prince street, New York, says of Alcock's Porous Plasters: "For the last forty two years I been engaged in the livery and hacking busi less. I am greatly sided by my four bovs.

We are much exposed to the weather, and we have found Alcock's Plasters of ery great service. We use them as chest protectors, placing one on the chest and one on the pit of the stomach. They not only ward off the cold, but act as a tonic. We are frequently affected with rheumatiam, kinks 10 the back, and pains in the side: but one or two of Alcock's Plasters quickly cure us. My wife and daughter have been using Alcock's Plasters for weak back and think the world of them.

I have now been using them for twenty years, and always have abox in the house." Special Notice. The M. I. Ry. will run special excursion trains to State at Indisnapolia, Wednesday, Ther-day and Friday.

Sept. 19 20 and 21. Train will leave Franklin at 8:04 a. m. Returning.

leave Indianapolis 6:30 p. m. 8. J. McCLELLAN.

Photographs. Why do you want to go to Indianapolis for Pictures? When vou can get Cabinet Photos for $2.00 per dozen at A. G. Hicks' 48 tf. You can get the HIGHEST price for wheat at Whiteland.

Half Fare Excursions. On Sept. 25, Oct. 9 and 23, the C. I.

8t. L. C. Ry. (Kankakee Line) will sell tickets to varique pointe in lows, Nebraska, Wyoming, Arkansas, Minneeota, Kansas, New Mexico, Territory, Dakota, Colorado, Montane and Texas at one fare for the trip.

Tickets will be good returning withing thirty days from date sale. Stop over will be allowed within Inal limit of tickets at say point the territory to which reduced rates are made. Call on or address ticket agent C. 1. 8t.

L. C. Ry, or Jour G. P. T.

o. Additional County. TRAFALGAR. Miss Delia Baker is on the sick atives. Prof T.

D. Aker-weat to Whiteriver township, on Monday, where he will take charge of the school at Center Grove. list. BORN--To C. H.

Dickenson and wife, a son. Mrs. Martha Garshwiler Wag in our city on Monday. Hess Cottle and Abe Ream, of Indianapolis, Sundayed at home. Dr.

J. B. Ream and wife, of Franklin, visited relatives here last week. Miss Ada Drake, of Martineville, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C.

L. Vancleve. Miss Add Payne, of Morgantown, visited here this week, guest of Miss Myrtle Pitcher. Miss Maud Forsythe left Monday morning, to attend school at Butler University Mrs. Fannie Pitcher went Pleasant township! laet week, where she will teach school.

Misses Ella and Dora McNutt, of Morgantown, visited their grandmother over Sunday. Mrs. Craft and daughter, Mrs. John White, of Indianapolis, visited friends here last week. Orig Eaton went to Bloomington, Monday evening, where he will attend the State University.

Mrs. Jennie Jeffries moved to Irvington Monday, where her daughter wilt attend college. Miss Jessie Jelliffe and neices, Mi-ses Bertie and Ella Ream, of Franklin, spent Saturday here. Mrs. Emma Fagan, of Larimore, Dakota, visited relatives here, last week, guest of Mrs.

E. W. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs Will Coppock, of Indianapolis, spent a few days in this place, visiting friends and rel- Un Saturday evening, Aquila Moore, while running down the street, fell upon a pile of stones in front of Dr.

R. D. Willan's office, and cut a gash in his head. The Old Settler's meeting was held here Saturday, in Ray's grove. An immense crowd was present and all seemed to enjoy being there.

Quite a number got gloriously full before leaving our village. On last Saturday afternoon an immense crowd witnessed a very interesting game of ball between the of Edinburg, and Aetnas, of Trafalgar. The Aetnas won the victory. The umpire seemed to please the crowd, and everything passed pleasantly. Piano and Organ.

Mattie M. Palmer Teacher. Pupils received at any time. Terms 40 cts per lesson. 37 2 Excursion West, Sept.

11. Enquire of J. M. DUNLAP. Free whisky and "putty." Elmer Holtz, of Kansas City, in visiting here this week.

England's colors were waved on our streets last Tuesday night. Hugh Miler is visiting his old school mates at Irvington this week. Aaron and B. W. Dunham, of Missouri, are the guests of Sam Dunham.

Mrs. Manda Powell, of Kansas, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Smiley, this week. Jesse Gant and wife, of Indianapolis, are the guests of relatives and friends here. Joe Mullikin, of Terre Haute, is spending a few days with friends, in our midst.

If any wavering free trader wants to chop any wood, the Democrats will give him a job. The Republican club is prospering, and numbers 36. It 18 excusable for Willie to think all the talent in the other club, as he is there. A noted man has said: "Poetry is for poets to write, not fools. We will not call our Democratic correspondent a fool, but we cannot call him a poet.

Our high school opened Monday, with P'rof. Owens, formerly of Greenwood, as principle; Emanuel Kent, intermediate and Ettie Sconce, Primary. Some of our prominent Democrate have changed their opinion of a new resident of our town. They were mistaken about his politics, as he is a Republican. Anyone having more rats than needed would d.

well to give them to the Democrat itemizer, as It 18 astonishing the number of times he calle for them. His appetite should be appeased. An old Brown county lady tolled her volt in sympathy, as the Democratic glee club and drum (pronounced as spelled) passed her house, enroute for Spearsville. Willie, did you or Johnie hear J. C.

Smith preach at the Christian church last Tuesday night? You know you did not, or no one else did. Confine yourselves to political untruth-, as you are not accountable, and theretore excusable. Hon. T. B.

Adams says for the Democrats to bring Carlisle, Matson or Cooper to discuss the tariff with him. lle gave them all the satisfaction that was needed before a large crowd of both Republicans and Democrats, and the Democrat itemizer knows it. The Nineveh Democrats seem very jealous of the new plank in our platform. They have had it 80 long, they hate to give it up. When one of them asked why we had adopted it, a prominent Republican replied: "We know just what to put in our platform so that all such fellOW8 as you will come over to us without 'greasing.

We are Leaders of Low Prices And Don't You Forget It. Both DRESS 81. Joe. composed Silk our and R. Wool, and magnificent Radzmer and 75c.

offer EAST JEFFERSON trimmings Complete Worth Blankets and Table Braids, Broadcloths Line All- Shawls. Special A Cluett pus Ladies Cloth think Inducements in a Just Special Bargains in Ladies', Gents and Misses Hosiery LES A. The Jeweler, NO. 14 LAST JEFFERSON STREET. BECK FOR SETH THOMAS CLOCKS.

NINEVEH. STONE'S CROSSING. Trouble began all along the line Monday. Mrs. Bailey, of Honey Creek, is visiting in Ill.

Grand Ma Jones and Albert Surface are poorly. The new B. preacher, Rev. Wiant, is among us and makes good impression. Geo.

W. Cooper, brother-in-law to Rev. Tinsley, attended Mt. Auburn last Sunday. The Mo.

friends, Cox, Church and Wm. E. Surface and wife returned to their homes this week. Sam Dorrel has sold his farm to the brothers, 8am and Boon face. Dorrel has bought the Lem Greenwood farm, near Banta, sud will soon move to it.

Miss Mary Surf ice wields the birch at Brownstown, Edgar Shuffbarger at No. 6, Miss Emma Sedam at the old place, Young Powel at his old stand and Harvey Harrel at No. 2. The moving mania is upon u8 again. Aleck Sulter moved from the Crossing to Sam Alexander's farm.

George Surface from Frank Surface's place to the Browntown neighborhood. Ed. Briggs from Smith's Valley to the Crossing. 'Squire Brown and Mr. Overstreet had a rousing meeting in the ha'l Saturday night.

They made good speeches. The Bluff Creek Harrison ('lub came with drums, fifes and banners Aying. Hard Tack and the Knap's Valley choir came in force and did some fine singing. Farm and News Notes. crop in Adams county, Nebraska, is at 6,000,000 bushels The corn estimated Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county.

Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest testa, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of us a ttle of Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured Her name 18 Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus write W. Hammick Co, of shelby, Get a free trial bottle at Dr. D.

Miller's Drug Store One day's newspaper and magazine mail in New York postoffice was 134 tons. 267, SM0 THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS. D. Sult, Druggist, Bippus, Ind "I cab recommend Electric Bitters ay the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given rehef In every case One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of ten years' standing." Abrabam Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirme: The best selling medicine I have ever bandied in my 20 years' experience, in Electric Bitters Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all dis eases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood Only a half dollar a bottle at Dr.

D. a Miller's Drug store Another Chicago syndicate deciares ita intention to purchase Libby Prison and remove it to that city. HE HAD SALT RHEUM POR 20 YEARS. A. Manvel, Ase't.

Supt P. (., R. I. P. K.

writes: "For twenty years have been am icted with Salt Rheum in most serious form. During the winter peason, hands have been in such condition that I unable to dress or undress myself without sistance, and I have not had gloves or bandages off my hands tor about 'four until began using Pajillon 'extract of fax Skin Cure. I certainly think it has cured my hands." Large bottles only $1 00, at all Drug Stores St Louis is to have a new Union Railroad Station, at a cost of $500,000. Work will be begun withAn sixty day. WORTH WEIGHT IN GOLD.

Albert Emminger, Covington, amicted with Catarrh three years. He says: trying every known patent medicine which saw advertised, none of which helped me, I tried Papillon (extract of Max a tarrh Cure as a last resort It has made a complete cure, and is worth its weight in go'd. I will give you other reference from parties who have been cured. It la no experiment. but a positive cure." Large bottles only $1.00 at all Drug Stores.

Less than fifty years ago there was not a pho tographic camera in the world: to.day there are 15,000 photographic establishments, to say nothing of the thousands of amateur outata, in the ('nited States. AN INVARIBLE RION. Swelling of the ankles or feet when not due to rheumatism, Prof, DeCosta cansed by weak diseased heart. 80 shortness of breath, pain on uneasiness when lying on the left side, smothering spells. The only care la Dr Mules' New Care.

Sold at L. H. Miller's. "How can give satisfaction to the said the leader of a amateur brass band to professional wielder of the baton. ow led the old DON'T A Nor take Catharie Pills bowele el They a Mile Liver cot in rough the D.

M. The posset yielde from tarty to any per of pearly colorless oil of quality pot far belew olive oil, for which it le largely sold. Last year 10,000.000 bushels of peanuts were imported a Marseilles, France. to be pressed for oil, tittle of which was sold under its proper The residual pomace is employed in adulteras ing chocolate. FEARFUL AND WONDERFUL The Bible asya, "man fearfully and derfully made But physiologists all bat the most wonderful portion el nervous eyetem.

In it are located life and mind, and the control of all the organs the destroyed, When part le paralyzed. The blood nothing to it. brain or of beadache, dizziness, of sexual 1 sleep a neuralgia, cold feet. A tree trial bottle of Dr. Nervi -the latest and most succoseful can for these disenace, may be had D.

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