Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 December 1891 — Page 2

ON: 15 EXJOYS Both the method and results when in-rup of Fiirs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, i-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sysefi'eetually, dispels colds, headhhes and fevers and cures habitual tonstipation. Syrup of Figs is the .inly remedy of* its kind ever pro jKiooil, pleasing to the taste and ao r.-ptnlile to the stomach, prompt it its action and truly beneficial in ib effects, prepared only from the niosi ileal ihy and agreeable substances. iU many excellent qualities commend to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading diligent*. Any reliable druggist vhr may not have it, on haud will pro once it promptly for any one vrht wishes to try i'. Do not accept am 'fiiix-titute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

$** /liAfidsco. cu.

10L"SI'!LL£. XY t.E* YORK.

THE GREAT EN61ISH REMEDY,

BEECHAM'S PILLS

For Bilious and Nervous Disorders. "Worth a Guise* a Box" but sold

for 25 Cents, UV ALL »H1GG1KT«.

WANTED-HELP,

Notices uauer Uu» head trey for three days.

^ANTBIWTwo or three first class men to advertise for the BneyelojxHlla IJritauCall at room 17 bobbins House.

WANTKD'-.lH

YOU WANTTO MAKK 550

at home? Mrs. Smith sent f? for a Box »r Wardrobe Loinco, ami allowed me to send people who answered my advertisements to see her lounge for which iruvc a commission, which--iivtmiirea ."»0 per week It"you will tin the same in your district send for terms to

ALFRED CoLKS,

4 76 Myrtle Ave Hruoklyu. N. i\

WANTKD—All

persons who can cook and

hake'to send lor the bet cooking stove' in the world. Price 11*2,- 115 and **,'0. Terms. .10 per cent. dLwmnt casii witii order, balance

d»ys. AI.KKKD

CUI.ES,

uvenuf. Rrooklyu, N. Y. net.

Mvrtle

10-1

d\w.

FOR SALE.

Notlrosimdcr thU head one rent a line a day. Ki^riit words to a line Nothing less than 10 cutita taken. Cash iu adv.mce, please.

FOP.

SALE.—At a barjraiu. House on Lufavetto Ave, House has uil on Cumberland Jt Milicr.

FOK

NUTICE.—1

and lot, 0 rooms.

SALE—Forty acres of hind in Clark Township. Address \V. E. 00*2 cast .letter. Hn street

FullSALE—Property

in l.»ouirview house

of seven room-, good stable and other outbuildings. Lot well set-in fruit- Inquire at premises, southwest corner of Market and Davis streets.

will sell your house, farm, or

any other'real estate, or forfeit tl'-l'i. Send stamp forreplj. ALFRED COLES, Real Estate A*rent,

470

Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

FOR RENT.

Notlws unilr-r tills lieiut one cunt 11 line 11 iluy.

KIKI'I

vvoitls to ii line. Notliiiur less

tiniti 10 "ems taken. Cash In advance, please.

"I^t 11 KENT:—A liouseof 5 hull. cellar JL cistern mill wttcxlliouse. oil south Wiiluut snout. Apply to I. S. VauSlcklo.

full KENT—Kooins on llrst Hour. Soutlie t*t corner Water I'.ml Main,

foit iU'.NT• -A (le^lral.le room ou tliesoutheast corner ol' Main ami Water street*.

Jh*xolntton .Vottce.

The partnership heretotoro existing -'.unili-r the name of Howaril .V Barrett. is this fiftli day of Dec. A. L)., 1.SU1. iliwHoIved liv mutual consent.

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BAHNKTT.

ATr. .T. W. llowaul cuntinnee biminess at the old stand, corner Gretm and Market Btroots, and assumes tlip debt of tlie !irm as shown on the books. -s[ tfully

J. W. IIoWAKI).

ra Htt'rtl Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell J.r. Kind's New l.^isoovery for Coiisiuuption. t'oughs and Colds, ujir this condition. If you are alllicted will a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, ami will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex perience no benelil, you may return the botlle and have your money refunded We could not make this oiler did we not know that Dr. King's new discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial botllo f"'« lit Nye Oo.'s dnig store.. Large size 0U cents and SI.

I Arif/oimf l.iriil.

'i'ne lioliling of ihe World's Fair 111 itv searcley 50 years old will be a markable event, but whether it will real benefit this nation as much as the dis eoveryoflhe Kestoratlve Nervine bv Dr. Franklin Miles is doubtful. This just what the American people need euro their excessive nervousness, dvs ]ep:ia, headache, dizziness, sleeplessness neuralgia, nervous debility, dullness, confusion of mind, etc. It acts Ii a charm. Trial bottles and fine book .Nervous and Heart Diseases," with utieijualled testimonials free at Nyo A Co

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Gntored at the l'ostoflW'e at Crawfordsvillr Indiana, as secoud-class matter.

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"Educators aro certainly the groat est benefactors of tho race, and I, aftc reading Dr. Franklin

MIIOH1

popuhi

works, cannot help declaring him to 1 among tho most entertaining and edti eating authors." Ho is not a strange to our readore, as his advertisements appear in our columns in every issue, calling attention to the fact that tho elegant work on Nervous and Heart IJiboasee is distributed freo by our on torprisiriK druggists Nyo Co. Trial Jiottles of J)r. Miles' Nervine aro given away, also Book of Testimonials showing that it is une|uallo(l for Nervous l'rostration, Headache, Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Hysteria. Fits, Epilepsy.

For pain in the stomach, colic and cholera morbus there is nothing bettor than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Ilemedy. For Halo bv Nye iCo.

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WEDNESDAY, DEO. 1(5, 1891.

This Date in History—Dec. 16, ITU—George Whitetiold, evanpelis*l at.d colaborer for a time with the Wesleys, born in (iloiicester, England died In Newburyport, ITTO. 1742—Gcbhard L. von ttltirhrr, soldier, born at Rostock: died 1*19: ho was the tlrst

GROKOG

Prussian to win against Napoleon and turned tho tide at Waterloo. 1773—Tea thrown into Bostou harbor by Americans disguised as Indiana 1775—Jane Austin, Ku^lish novelist, bom In

WTL ITEFIELD.

Hampshire died 1S17. 1796—Weber (Karl Maria, etc.). composcr. born near Lubeek, Germany: died lu Loudon

1800—Josephine divorced from Napoleon. U35—Great Are lu New York OH stores besides other building's destroyed. Loasabout$lS,-

16GI—Second day of battle before Nashville, and destruction of Hood*4 army utmost complete. Sharp cavalry battle at Hopkinsville, Ky. IS0O—Major General Alfred H. Terry, U. S. A., died, aged

IS COMPETITION A FAILURE! The supposition that eom]etition is the life of trade has, since the time of •Vdani .Smith, been an axiom and a proverb. We have believed in the doctrine that competition is the life of trc 'e as implicitly perhaps as we have believed in any economic doctrine. In spite of this, every observii"? man knows that competition has very ofun proved to be the death of trade. In fact, one of the trongest forces that has caused the organization of monopolies and trusts is the demonstration by competing firms tuat competition would end in disaster. The inability to withstand competition what has caused combinations. Mr. Aldace F. Walker, who was for a ioug me one of the Inter-State Commerce Commissioners and is now the chairirfan of the Western Tratlic Association, has ride a thorough historical study of the rise, growth, and application of this loctrine of ••competition the life of trade," and he shows in thoughtful contribution to the December numlmr of The Fontm how competition is just as often the death ot trade as it is the ife of trade. He shows how the old doctrine that we have so long believed in has utterly broken down. 11a shows that by the development of modern commerce competition can no longer be trusted in all cases to bring or to mainlin a healthful sort of industry. He concludes his study of this subject by expressing himself in favor of a regulated competition. Mr. Walker's historical treatment of the subject and the pertinent examples with which he fortifies his arguments, make this one of the most original anil important contributions to economic science that has been presented incur current literature for many a day.

VOKY BuooKKinnii, our own beloved Congressman, whoso proudest boast is that he was never off Montgomery county soil until he ran for Congress, has gone clear back on his old stamping ground. Ho hat transferred his alTec tion to Clay county and lias just introduceu a bill before Congress providin far the erection ot a fine public building at Brazil. Crawfordsville, a much superior placo in every way. is completely ignored by her protege of pop celebrity. He has boon urged to work for a public building for Crawfordsville, but he gives his old neighbors tho go-by to forward the interest of Urazill.

IF Ciovernor Hill succeeds i" ''""ling tho New York Legislature ho expects to have a law passed providing for choosing tho doctors bv the Legisla ture. thus taking the power out of the hands of tho pe.iple. Boss Tweed was a saint compared with (iovernor Hill.

:m I :SS cvi.vr m: ci ici:u

'IT local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional reme dies. Deafness is caused by an inllam ed condition of the mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inllaniod you have a ru.nbling Bound or imjiorfoot hearing, anif when it is entirely closed, Deafness is tho re j.('u suit, and unless tho inflammation can be taken out and this tnbo restored to its normal condition, hearing will lie destroyed forever nino cases out of ton are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mu cons snrfaccB. Wo will give Ono Hun dred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

Send for circulars free. F. .1. CHENEY Sr. CO., Tolo,.,. Sold by druggist, 75 cents.

—Cloaks alnost given week at L. Bischofs.

awav this

ClirtHtman I'iclurcn.

Now is tho tune to have pictures taken for ChriBtmas.

NICHOLSON HONS.

—See groat bargains in pictures at tho great 9'Jc. Store firo sale.

Paris Pannols are r.ll the Nicholson & Son's.

rage at

Coughing leads to Consumption Kemp's Balsam will stop tho cough at once.

Noted Tenor.

ltr.RNWN" MORSKl.!..

Herndon Morsell, tenor singer, is nntive of Washington City, and his first teacher was Fairlainb. After winning souie succer.s in the church choirs of that city he went to Milan and studied with Lauiberti. After a conceit season of six months in London he joined the Boston Ideals and was with them till they disbanded. lie then went with the MeCaull company and afterward was with the Duff company.

WomliT.

She Is a college cruduato. Packed In her littls head Aro nil the living languages and many that are dead She thinks her thoughts In Latin and she whistles in hi£h Circck, While with the Chinese witsliee man she easily can speak.

Tho whole array of sciences are at her linger tips. And problems mathematical Just bubblo from her tips Whene'er she talks her hearers try their hardest to look wise But, to conceal llieir Ignorance, they venturo no roplioa.

Not only is her learning far ahead of any dream, But she in college tennis was the captain of a team And in the college raccs ou the lako and on the lnnd. Was always crowned the victor, to the music of the band.

A dainty pair of glasses on her dainty little nose Adds to her look of culture and her statucliko rt'ixise But when discussing subjects with a Boston maiden's inicht. Her eyes Hash through her glasses like a locomotive's Ught.

Oh, sho is just a daisy. Though the drawback of her 6ex Keeps her from being president, her mind It doesn't vex For there are higher stations sho is able to attain By having so much knowledgo In her activo little brain.

And now the wonder cometh this sweet college girl, who might Reform the very universe which men have ruined quite, Btays at home to help her mother in the kitchen, where sho makes The most delicious puddings, pies and homemade bread and cakes.

man who thinks a woman's higher education tends To make her hate domestic work, on which his bliss depends, Sho'jld taste this maiden's cooking, for tho more that women know Tho more of sweet home happiness they'ro able to bestow. :'V. 1 1

ECHOES FROM EUROPE. AN English peer cannot resign his peerage.

CIUMK is very rare among women in Scotland. FKOM 23,000 to .10,000 letters are posted every year in England without any addresses.

FHANCB possesses 1,100 mineral springs, of which over 1,000 are made use of in France.

IN the public gardens of Milan, Italy, Is a gothie building containing twelve milch cows from which the visitor can get millc at two cents a glass.

ST. M.M.ohas an omnibus conductor who is a marquis a count who earns his living by making mouse traps, and bathing man whoso title is Count Uaoul de la I leg-ace, Marquis do Cham berv.

Wheu Baby was sfcit, we gare her Lnstorte. \Vh»n she was a Child, she cried tor Oastorla. When she became Miss, sho clung to Castorl^ tt'heu she had Children, she gave tbem Castor?|

.Skin Diseases.

What spectaclo is more disgusting than that of a mail or woman with skin disease which shows itself in pint pies or blotches on hands, arms, face and neck' Ilia simply impure blood See what Hrandreth's l'ills did for chronic case: (ioorgo Chapman, Pinconing, Mich, says: "For years I was in tho Mounted In fantry in the F. S. Army, residing dur ing that time principally in Texas. A1 most all of that timo had a chronic skin disease, characterized by an ertt| tion over the entire surface of my logs and thighs, arms and chest. Tho doctors termed it eczema. I had given up all hopes of ever being cured, when Bran droth's Fills wore recommended to in-

I concluded to try them, and I .iav thanked (iod daily since then that I did so 1 used them for about thr.-o month and by that timo was completely curec and have never had any trouble since."

''V-' '''"10 H'I'/IU'.SXI'*.

Among tho thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at (lien Kock, Fa., who for years had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in loft side, shoulders, smothering sjiolls, stc. one bottle of Dr. Miles' Noiv Heart Curo and ono box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jacpiot, Salom. N. J., is unothor witness. For twenty years suffered with Heart Dis ease, was turned away by physicians as incurable, (loath stared him in tho face could not lay down for foar of smother ing to death. Immediately after using New Curo he felt bettor .-oid could 1 down and sleep all night, and is now woll man. Tho Now Curo is sold, also freo book, by Nyo & Co.

A son of Mr. M. D. Pussor, mor chant of Gibraltar, N. C., was so badly alllicted with rheumatism for a year more, as to lie unable to work or go to school. His father concluded to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm on tho boy. It soon cured him and, he has since walked one and a half miles to school and back every school day. 50 cent bottles for sale by Nyo «fc Co.

—Como and see tho beautiful holiday goods at Li. liischofs.

110081KKPOM

FJIOM

Imliawi Towns Furnish an Interesting Lot of Nows.

Tho C«ml Strike.

liitAZTt ,1 Iml, Doe HV —A onmmittoo ropivsentin^r the strikers met- with •lames CumiuisU.v, the president of tho miners* state organization. Tue«»tlay. It was held with closed floors and was of short duration. What the oUjeet of the meeting was or what was done lie men refused to say. The president, however, said it was for tho purpose of tran^aetin^r a little mtine business. Krom another source, however, it was learned that Mr t'ominiskv ha cotne over to explain why the lon^ expeetod relief from Hoi:Uin^r Valley and the east was so »W in materializing'. For mure than two weeUs the strikers have waitfor aid to com.1, and as et the relief ha» amounted to ess than thirty-live eeut» a week for each striker. This sort of help does not please the men. Whether the president brought any relief fund is not known, but it is hiirhlv probable that if had he \v.»u'd have made the fuel public lie admitted that tho funds had been slow in accumulating', »ut that under the system they had for evyin# the relief tax it required a rood dcai of time. It required at least wo \ve'ks to yet t.he matter started. Ho had no doubt but that from this time on the fund would come in rapidly as desired. Speaking of the prospects for a settlement would say little further than that in a few days there would be a change favorable to tho miners. He did not think* there was any truth in the rumoi circulated amonjr the strikers to the

Jl'ecl that the operators had ottered to settle by making an advance of five cents a ton. So far as he was able to judjre neither side had shown any marked weakness.

Imbutr.i 1 rotting A*."ri:ttinn. 1 VIMANA I'i'I.lS, I ml.. Hoc. l^-^A meeting of horsemen wis ho'ul in th lVnison hotel Tuesday an.l the Indiana Trotting association was organized. Tho secretaries of the racing associations at Terre Haute. Kokomo. Fort Wayne. Richmond, Cambridge t.'ity, Itushville. Columbus and EiUliui'l were pre.-.ent. The meeting received an offer to form a circti'l with other cities, but. the prevailing sentiment was that Indiana which has more mile trucks now than any other state, is large enough to have a circuit of its own. .1. F. (lent, of Columlms, was elected president, and (Icorgc Uron.-on, of Cambridge City, secretary. It was decided to hold a summer circuit and II. I'. UocUhill, of Fort Wayne, and floorge Hionson, of Cambridge City, were appointed to report dates. They reported as follows, the repor! being adopted without change: 'lVrre 11 tnu\ ,lu:ie 7 to Kokuino, June II 17: Uli.irt. .hint''_\S lo July For!. Wnyrn-. July to S: Uk'luntiml, July 1-i to r: Cain, bridge C'it. July Kt tc 'J-l: Uushville. July vii lei

CeUHiilm .. August 'J to 5. 'I'll.- I'liiriince foe will tie 5 per cola of Hie purso :m.| -jo, pet lit. iit :i.Miilim li-onl tl.e winning liorse.

•'». MrCault-y llunori'il.

\V AMMNn'iMN, I tee. Hi. (Jen. 1 an MeCauley. of Indiana, known to every poltlieian in tlte land, has !»een nominated bv 'Jen. Hrdway to lie inspector jreneral in the district national fjuard. Dan Met.auley was one of the ruling spirits in the tamous Klevmth Indiana Zouaves. This regiment was first commanded h/ Lew Wallaee, then by i»eor«re MeICi)»hen, and third by !hwi MeCauley. All 1hree of these eoionels became ^••nerals before the close of the war. For many years

McCanley was engaged in Ihe bookbinding business and for six years was mayor of Ind'anapolis. Sinee that titue he lias lived much in the eastern states, Ueeently he had been apnointcd clerk in the treasury department.

Cfttiiii for Ihe Convention. MiNNKAJ'oi.is, Minn.. Dee. U.—The snb-comm'.»tee of the national repub liean executive committee arrived here Tuesday morning from Chicago. There were in the party Chairman .1. S. Clarlcson, of Iowa: Sergeant-at-Arms C. F. Meek, of Xesv York: A. L. Conger, of Akron. O: M. Payne, of Milwaukee, and Powell Clayton, of Arkansas. The committee was nu at the West hotel by the citizens'executive committee and at once went into joint session to map out tlui work of getting ready for the national convention next .June.

Shot by an Olltrer.

T'oi:Tr.\M, In !.. Dec. l(i. —News of shooting comes from Kidgeville. Kandolph county. David Markins, it is claimed, got on a drunk during the absence of bis wife and invited in a few frienos. Harkins went to a ear and filled a sack with turkeys. On his way back he met Policeman Carr. The officer ordered him to halt and he started to run. Carr pulled his revolver and again commanded him to stop, but he went faster. Four shots were fired in the air, but the fifth struck him iu the back, inflicting what is thought to he a fatal wound.

Mur«ler Tr1.il Agiiin I'ontpoibcl. Coi.rMHI •». Iml., Dec. 1 5.—The circuit courtroom was crowded to hear the proceedings in the case igainst Lambert N. (ioldsmith, who shot Robert T. SUiliman last March, The state made a motion for a continuance, the grounds b«*ingthe absence of their witnesses. 10x-Sheriir Macy, L. 10. David son and W. Ii. Irwin are the absent witnesses. .Indg* Keyes announced that the ease would be continued until the fourth Monday in February.

I tn*r«*UKff to 95,000,

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I ml.. Dec. 10.—Homer Deven-

ish, who shot and killed August liadclifl'e at Wolfs school near Fredericksburg Saturday night last, came to Salem Tuesday to have his bond approved. The bond was increased byJudge Veil to S5.U00, which was given.

,\ S lu,ol 4»irl Killed.

MAIHIIV. 1 ml.. Dee. li. A little daughter of Mrs. Kate (iratz was killed ncai' -r Tuc^ibiy while p:i:yin^ ball at sehiMil. The hall was uiaile of a rubber 1KM,I heel wrapped with 'in her in the heath

A Lender

Since its first introduction, Elcctrio Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it ie clearly in tho load among pure medicinal tonics and altera-tives—-containing nothing which permits its uso as a lievorago or intoxicant, it is recognized as tho best ond purost medicine for all ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys.—It will enro sick headache, indigestion, coustipation, and drivo malaria from tho system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottlo or tho money will lxi refunded. Trice only CO cents ]Kr lxittlo. Sold hy Nye & Co.

MY WORK SHALL BE PERPETUATED." Tho perpetual inn of Mrs. Pinkliam's work was guarded by her foresight from tho start. Kvery suffering woman applying to her received jiorsoii'.d attention, ami tho details of every caso were recorded. Those records are to-day tho largest In the

world, contain facts not found elsewhere, now open to all women.

LYDIA E.PINKHAM'S

Compound

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Sold by all Druggists as a standard article, or sent by mail, iu form of Pills or Lozeuges, on reccipt of $1.00,

Send two 2-cenl stamps for Mrs. Plnkham's beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled "GUIDE TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." II contains a volume ol valuable Information

II has saved lives, and may save jours.

Lydin E. Plnkham Med. Co., Lynn» Mat*

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Carter's Littlo Livor Pills aro very &mall and very easy to take. Ono or two pills inakoa dose. They are strictly vegetable ami do not gripo or puiye, but by their gentlo action please all who use them. In vialsat 25 cunts* fivofor$l. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by maiL

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HYP0PH08PHITES

of Lime and Soda

la ondorsod and prescrlbod by loading physicians bocauso both the Cod Ltvrr Oil and JIyio])honphitc» are tho rocognlre agents In tho curo of Cotiaumption, It is na palatable as inllk.

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wonderful Fleah Producer. It it the Jlest JUtncdy tor

CONSUMPTION,

Scrofula, Bronchitii, Waiting' Dis^ eases, Chronic Coughs and Colds. Ask for Scott's Emulsion and tako no oilier.

Tho laws ot lioulth aro tnnght in tho SCIIOOIH ]ut not in way to bo ot much practical benefit and aro never illustrated by living examples, which in many caoes might easily be done. If some scholar, who had just contracted a cold, was brought before tho school, so that all could hoar tho dry, lotid cough and know its significance see tho thin white coating on tho tongue and later, as tho cold developed, see tho profuso watery expectoration and thin watery discharge from tho nose, not one of them would over forgot what the first symptoms of a cold were. Tho scholar should then bo given Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy freely, that all might see that even a severe cold could be cured in ono or two days, or at least greatly mitigated, when properly treated as soon as tho first symptoms appear. This remedy is famous for its euros of coughs colds and croup. It is made especially for those diseases and is tho most prompt and most reliable medicine known for tho piiriHiso. 50 (iont bottles forsale by Nyo & Co.

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pv .r ropuetor.-

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots any part of the city.

At the corner grocery, fresh oysters, (direct from Baltimore celery, cranberries, oranges, apples, bananas, lemons, new ligs, dates and raisins, plain and prepared buckwheat flour, new Sorghum and N. O. Molnses, Jersey Sweet potatoes, sauer krout, pop-co-n, honey, hickory nuts, dried fruits and canned goods of all kinds. A big lot of Christmas Candies, fire crackers, etc. A full line of Cigars and Tobai tos

Give us a call.

G. E. BROCK,

Cor. Uolleiteniil Pl.mi Sts.

Drs.l .J.&nd Martha E.H, Griffith

'^""itertdSoec

Pneumonia*

CONSULTATION FBHSK.

RKPOUTOKTIIKHunk

ZOIJ'S

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS

Leave orders at the stables on Market "street, or at th branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washir, r.

ton street. Telephone No.

THE POSITIVE CURE.

B.YBHOTHZB&M Wan* 8U New York. rrtceeocU.

,..«.<p></p>IndianapolisBusinessUniversitY,,,voowillT|MW..wMrv..u OLD BRYANT STBATTOH. NORTH FIHUSTLVANIA

8T..

218 3o,lth areen

««e*

VIre. Dr. Griffltb gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Dlse&aee of Women, Children, and Obetetrlcs. Dr. arlfflth, a genei practice.

CONDITION of the Citi-

Nutloual of Cmwfonlsvillo, ut

Cru\vfonlsvHU\ in tho Suite of Imliutm. at theclose of business, December ii, 1W)1:

HKSOUHCKP

I»utis and discounts Overdrafts, secured and uusecinvd 7,080.4)0 U. S. Bonds to secureelrcuhitlon,... 25,000.00 County and Municipal Bonds UK.418.00 Due from approved reserve ajfonts 24.040.80 Due from other NutionulHanks.... Ji"».24K :J0 Due from Suite Banks and bankers 12,0*»4.1.'J Banking-iiouse, furniture and tlxturcs 2,400.00 Other real estate and inortinigCK owned IU,000.00 Current expenses and taves paid... 2,400.85 Premiums on U. S. bonds 4,000.00 Bills of other Banks 5,500.00 Fractional pa(er currency, nickles, and cents 227.03 Specie 31,700.00 Le^al-tonder notes 30,000.00

Bedemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation)... 1,125.00

Total $552,301.45

MAHIMTIKS.

Capital stock paid in 1100,000,00 Surplus fund 40,000.00 Undivided profits 15,815.85 National Bank notes outstanding.. 22,500.00 Individual deposits suhjcclto check 372.550.73 Duo to State hanks and hankers 1,434.87

Total 1552,301.45

HTATK OF INDIANA,

COUNTY

RKKHtTOtBank

JSmutnion. it

OK MONTAOMKKY,

ss: 1, BenJ. Wasson, Cashier of the above-named bauk, do solemnly swear that tho above statement Is true to tnebestof my knowledge and belief. B. WASSON.

Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to.bcforemo this 14th day of December, 1801. WILLIAM T. BHUSII.

Correct—Attest: Notary Public. A. K. UAMSKY, A.MIIHOSU

UKMLEY,

I'. C. SOMKIlVir.LK, Directors. Dec. 10, 1801.

TflR CONDITION ofth First

National of Cmwfordsvllle.at Cntwfonlsville. In the State of Indiana, at the clove of business, December 2, 1801:

HKHOUKCKS.

Loans and discount** verdrafts, secured and unsecured I*. S. Bonds to seeui'eclrculation.. Slocks, 8icurities, etc Duo from approved reserve agents Due fmni otlier National Banks.. Banking-house, furniture and fixtures Otlier real estate and mortgages owned Current cx}cnscs and taxes paid Chocks and other cash items Bills of other Hanks Fractional pujer cuni?ncy,nlckli?s, and cetitH Specie Legal-tender notes Redemption fuud with U. S,

Treasurer (6 percent of circulation Due from U. fl. Treasurer, other tiian 5 pereeut. redemption fuud

eac3

O a

47.

FA, FGGGS

LOinHUV

WnSN BLOCK nppnoi™

THE HIGHEST GRADE BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND sr ijilabHshcd I80O open nil tho year enter any time iU(ltvIdualn"n?c!ion 1^?,,8C,H0°L. ty tlmonhort expenses low: no Ico for Ulnloma: a strictly

murciat renter: endorsed and patronUoJ by railroad. Industrial, nror(^fntiAl^ ,!i !1''c0,

W. R. GOSNELL, PROPRIETOR OF

The American Steam Laundry,

lias a New Combination Iron which is a novelty in its wuv Ii will pay anyone to drop in and see it at l'-M east'Market Sirci .and by the way, wlule there, leave your order for yum l.iinhdr.v Work.

FOK SALE!

HUSIIICSHSchool

inilm if'T1"',1'''1'

WEAK,. NERVOUS PEOPLE,

V* MMIKO-T'fi

Mt. II0U\» NKTH' I'! I.I (JUIM »uisa, NH lun.u.uv IvH, KIDMV ..mi 0, u. iti Mrotu» iii-.-ny. n..f %,• to J'iiiid'n,-

.. .. c#l- i| UUMIVUU, lat^t u»- t.v. i. ntr 'M- dj ruble lutd*-w.s t'lTci-liv.- MKIMI tl. 11 HKJ i'1'n.

VTOKLT).

Klrctrtc ii... «»», yi

CREAM.

l:,.

iw,r.

Avuhl roinpini'-* illi nni» /ill,,*..-, .,| ,'.ti l««w iinitntiotiH. KMUTIUC •Ull foi: m.W -I.HORUE.RLMOVFDTOI80 V.'j

BASH /W.^hicacv

lrs. (irahani\

CUCUMBER

and

ELDER FLOWER

It is not cosmetic in th- In uhi.-h that term In itoiuiuirly u-iM. Iml |»:i IleumI lies li. crciilcs a -nit.

MIU».I|I

rl-n'r

velvety skill. :unl liy ilnily tiw-'uruiliiiillv innk. -, the complexion sevemi nlinilo wliii.r." Ill, a constant in-utectlon fmm tli. ilici* «un mill wind mill tiruvonlN siiiil.iirii :m.| Iroi kUs mil Ipliiekhcinls will never cimii- liilc you It. 11 elemises tlie luce far IH'HIT thuri mil wuter. nourishes ami tuiil.l thi «kin ilsstie.s nml thus iircvent? Hie ii.rnmiioii uf wrinkles. It jfives the lres|,nis .iiurnts'i and smoothness or skin tlmt ymi liuil ulnii a little iflrl. Kvery lady, olil ur iiunv*miilii to use It us it uives it more yiniililul aiipeanimr to iin.v hiilv. anil that permanently, it nmtains no tielil,

IHIWIIIT

or alkali,

IORSiLsdew

IRNIa*.

ami Is as uiuirit.liUn: 10 the skin a

dew In to the flower. I'i lee II.no at nil .iruiitrlsts and hairdressers, or at Mrs Ci rvai-c Graham's establishment. 1K! !'"t j-tn t, San Francisco, where she treats lailics fur nil liit-iti islies of the fucc or tiirure. I.:nlli'-at a .liatance trented by letter. Send ntiti| 1..r lici little luxik, "How to be Iti-uiit if ut."

Sample Bottle,,.,,!!, ,1 fn ti.anv la.ly mi receipt c»f 10 cents in \ny f»r j«ita«e and paeMnjr. bjidv uart«««l

MRS. KAII.Oi\S

FACE BLEACH

(Jures the worst eases ot Fret'kle-. SiiiJ»:ini» Sallowness. Moth-patclie*. 1'imiili m«i

DR. HOBB'S

LITTLE

205.800.11 3,385.37 25,000.00 488.00 40,738.45 84,723.10

PILLS

3,040.00

25,503 17 3,001.00 1,005.40 7,720.00 312.50 20,440.00 28,000.00

1,125,00

1,000.00

Total $548,210.21

MAHIMTIKS.

Capital stock paid In 100,000,00 Surplus fund Undivided profit*.... National Bank notes outstanding Individual deposits subject to chock Demands certlflcates of deposit.... Due to State Hanks and baukcrs

75,000.00 12,870.02 22,500.00

Total 548.210.21 STATK

INWANA, COUNTY

8ubscri!ed and sworn to before ine this 14tli day of December, 1801. 8. C. KKNWROY.

Correct—Attest: Notary Public.

WUXIAM H.DUIUIAM, JOSKI'lt MILMGAN, OKO. 8.

DtriifiAM,

OAXiZ..

330,133.54 2,100.00 5,015.05

MONTOOWSHY,

I, W. p. Herron, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement Is true to the liest of m^knowlCHljro and

lODTH 1:10p. 9:10a.

blemishes. I'riee fl.r»0. Ihini l»ss uud h)h--live. No samples can lie m-iii. l.mly wanted.

The Druggist lijthiskivuiwlin- or-. oers a bill of my pn'pa!:»tiuu will name added to this ndvertiseiiH-M.

My preparations are lor l«y dr"tf^|stsln Chit-utro and **i—*••!

JAPANESE

A Guaranteed Cure for FiU ot kind or degree—Kxternnl, iim-niJi!, Ihm'l «»r HlecHliujfltehliiK.Cliroiiie,UeeeiitorMenHlH{ir. This Ueinedy lias positively never hr kn«»wu to fall.

$1.00

a IM»X,

boxes for *•».

mall prepaid (»n reeeipt »l prK«* A (inaraniee |ostively Kiven to m*!i of 0 lK)xes, when purchased at

OIK-

t.mr.

fund the fo.OO paid If not enred. issued by Nye &Co, DruKK'^'

,i'

Crawfordsville. Ind. Samples I ree

VIGOR OFJEN

Easily, Quickly, Permanently ISSst0.f.!?» Weakness, KerTnu«nen.

»»V*R

tho train of evils freni early ern»n*orl»ter ,'ut! IU« a'RUlli ut ovcrwiK*,

.,rr

strength, development, mid tone orgftn and |ortloii of tho body. fcimpK-. methods. Immediate lnipnvcuiont Itnposalblo. 2.U0U refen'tiocc. Book. c*i»lai»Mh ix nod pBQofo malted (seated) free. a V.

FMK MCDIOAL CO., BUFFALO. H.

fTAKEAPILL.^lTj

& Itohft'stofrnlh'tiiiiEalft.

irnTmil*

Act gently yoifji-oroijt Iv on tl'O 1*1^ KEYS »nil rclllnir Headaches, KJ era nnd Colds, tliornticbfy olcanBltig

5yrt.-m

of dlscaso, n«'l habitual constipn, They uro Bunar oo. do not gripo. vory nnavto taltc, v"f.U ror(. ct dlge^J: follows tlielr use.

H0BB% IKOICIK Ctt, Propi, Sin Francsco r_Cta*. FOR S*LE IN CRAWFORDSVILLE. 1MJMolTctt & Morgan. Druggists.

O. U. PERRIN*

LAWYER and PATENT ATTOKNt

Joel Block, South Washington Street. CRAWI'OUDSVII.U'.

INDIANA.

RAILWAY UdE CARD.

M050N ROUTE.

NOBTII r» I u.t»

Night Mall (dully) Mall (dal!y) Way Freight

BIG

40p.m

4—Peoria

HAST 0:0811.1 210:u 5:lHp 1 -lap.

Cashier.

Division.

^xpresfl^-Mft11 ...Mall fdally)». •..

...1'

jsna-n-j40p.ll :4Hp.iu

rn l.V.V.'.ir.Mall-Bxprces.... iiftll-Bxpros^-

VANDAUA.

NOIIT"

Bxprow ....

aouTtt 0 44a.m.. 5:lHp.ui

Directors. Dec. 10,1801.

0:1Sptii.

:50