Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 January 1892 — Page 3

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As it is all the

:tu lbs. N. O. Sugar

2ilbs.

White Kx. (J.

lbs. Cumulated

'Jit lbs. Confectionary A

lbs. Cut Loaf

-0

25 lbs. Ben Hur

126 West Main treet.

SEND FOR &EGANT

Sleds, Skates, Gloves, Sleds, Skates, Gloves, Sleds, Skates Gloves, Sleds, Skates, Gloves, Sleds, Skates, Gloves,

O A I N S A

Lowest Priccs

99-Oent Store.

MT£*T AMLtCD POft.

ORO88-8EOTION OF TOE OF

LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

NY STORE CUJ SALE.

to have cut sales the 1 st of Jan-

We have concluded to be along in the procession, and here we go.

*1.00

IDS. Powdered i.oo

:U\

lbs. Eureka Flour

2" ll)s. O. Iv

1 lb Best California Peaches

1.00

lib. Prunes

1.00

lib.

1.00

lib. Raisins

1.00

1 Ib. Good Raisins

Ib. Evaporated Apples

.1)0 1

.'io

.110

lb. Besr Greeu .•25

1 lb. Hest Golden Km. ,25 1

Now is the time to buy goods cheap. We have

:t Ocidental Corn .25

lbs.-Gold Medal .75 3 cans Pumpkin .25 '.'.S lbs. Pride of Perria .75 Scans Pie Peaclios .25 1 lb. Linn Coffee '4. -19 3 cans Apples .25 1

lb Arbuckles .19 2 cans Corn best .25 1

Ib. Choice Rousted .25 2 cans Pealed Peaches '.25 1 lb. Golden Sautes .:H 1 can Apricots .18 1 lb Green .- .20

1 can Green Gage* .15

Therefore when wanting first class groceries, Coftee, Sugars, Tea, Apples, Pickles, Jersey Syvee* Potatoes, New Sorghum Molasses, Fresh Bulk Oysters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at

Cash Frv's,

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line, R.

C. WAIjKUP,

18 Carat Cigar

PERSONS WHO PREFER

1 lome Made Bread To that Baked by BaKers Should Try

Is now better prepared than ever to do up your clothes .. clean and white. The work is now done at the extre-me south end of Washington street, where there is no SOOT.

can Blue -men .05

can Early June Pears 10

gal. oil.

Proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch oflice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No.

47.

B. sUniversitV

•usinesswmversn

OLD BRTAI.T & STRATTOH. NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.. WB*H BLOCK. OPPOSm POCT-OWICB.

THE HIGHEST GRADE BUSINESS ND

ljsuuilstiort J80O: open nil the year- enterany time Individualinstruction: lectures large facul ly Umc short expenses low: no Ice for Diploma a strictly Business School In an unrivaled com liicrclul renter endorsed ana patronized by railroad, industrial, professional and business met ho employ skilled help: no charge for positions: unequaled in the success of Its graduates.

CATALOBUE.

Rev.

LAOIEg

Tliey will keej

Your Feet

DRY and WARM

8HORTHAND 8CHOOL.

HEEB & OSBORN,

—Rink

.10

that we are selling out cheap. Our dish department is com^y"'.'' plete. Will sell you dishes cheap. We run

bed room suits

Saturday. We are the only people to buy Groceries, Furniiure and stoves of in Crawfordsville, Ind.

Barnhill, Hornaday, Pickett.

We All Eat to Live

AND LITE TO BAT

wagons on "1'

Proprietors

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

J. T. LAYMON. AT BONNELL'8 OLD STAND.

-AXbriglit's T' ES.-A.. Bread.

THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUMDRY

LEAVE YOUR WORK AT BRANCH OFFICE.

Dr»,T .J.Md Mirth. E.H. Griffith Office and Kocldenoe

21"South

O reen street

MSiSSl?rt 8P«clalattention

wSSaS Dtaeaaea of

11,1(1

Qbetetrlce.

Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FBBBL

O. U. PERRIN,

LAWYER and PATENT ATTORNEY.

Joel Block, South Washington Street.

Crawfordsville,

OAIiXi.

INDIANA.

JOURKHL

DAILY

SATURDAY, JAN. 23,1892.

THE DALLY Jouunal ib

Robinson & Wallace.

S. W.

afternoon. Rev.

R. S.

i-'eoDy, will

for snle by

0HHE0H NOTES,

conduct

Brown will conduct the

services at, the

Y. M. 0. A.

G. W.

to-morrow

Switzer will officiate at the

Methodist church to-morrow morning and evening. Dr. Swan, of Indianapolis, will conJuct services at St. John's church tomorrow morning.

Inglis will conduct the

services at the First Presbyterinn Jh'irch to-morrow. The sorvices at the Baptist church ".o-morrow will be in charge of the pasor, Rev.

Q. P.

Puson.

The United Brethren, led by

to-night.

—Mace

Townsley

griP-

mon

.10

Apricots .12i

.10

.05

Rev.

hold services in the court

louse to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. at 7:00 p. m. At the First Presbyterian church Rev.

R. S.

Iuglis will preach in the morning

ind

in the ovening Mr. Fnttoosh, of Syria, will occupy tlu pulpit., He is

lative Syrian. Tho usual services

at Con

tor church

o-morrow will be conducted by Dr. Cunningham. Bear in mind that the norning service now beging at 10:30 /clock with Sunday school in the afternoon.

PLASHES FBOM OVERTflE CITY.

is down

—W. T.

Fry

ical condition. —Henry H.

.10

lb. Currants .OS

cans Tomatoes .25

with the

returned from Chicago

this afternoon. —John, the little BOU of Frank

is ill with scarlatina. —-Mrs. G. W. Switzer

COBS,

returned this

afternron from Monttnorenci. —l'ontious & Li cey have the Saturday St. uis

by tho use of a

largo chart. -Mrs. Everett, one of the victims of he Monon wreck,

is still in quite a crit

Burns has bean promoted

to assistant foreman

in the

Electric Mfg. Co.,

street.

—Tho

-Wm. M.

Chicago

.73 and "0

Jackson

body of the late John

Brown arr.vid from Lerento,

111.,

evjning and after short services at the Catholic church were interred this afternoon. -Mrs.

Dartir.

one of our grain

merchants, will erect a handsome twostory residence on south Grant avenue, in the Spring. The plans Have been prepared by

W. F.

Sharp, architect.

-Tlu

Rink, begianing with next

week will only

be open to the

public on

Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Anyone desiring to get up private skating parties for othsr even ings should see the manager. —Ed Crane and

John

their skates.—Brazil

-The hills

Irwin, of Craw

fordsville, have leased Music Hall for dve nights a week and will open a skating rink Saturday night*

Thoy left

last night for Crawfordsville to

the county

get

Times.

at Bluff

street, Longview

and the water works were filled last evening by merry coasters who far into the night shot down the inclines on coasters large and sniall.

The sport

while dangerous is exhilerating and will always find plenty of devotees. -The township trustees and representatives from each of the town school boards in

will meet with

company from tho fair association next Monday in the county superintendent's oflice to complete arrangements for Children's

Day at the

fair.

—J. J.

Benizer, proprietor of the Nutt

Souse, this afternoon treated his dining room girls to a sleigh ride in acknowledgment of the splendid manner in

thoy acted during the late rush and work. The ride was

jolly affair and

and thoroughly enjoyed by all. —It

is reported that Will Goltra and

Bert Ramsey will shortly open out a gents' furnishing establishment in the room recently occupied by

National Bank, on Washington street. Both young gentlemen have many friends and will doubtless enjoy a large patronage, —The

symbols, notning

but

and those

Leeds, England, gives a cable code invented by Dr.

ASocial Hyena.

Miss Jessie Bastion came in this morning from the beautiful farming lands of Coal Creek and through Hurley & Clodfelter' applied for a divorce from that high-toned gentleman whom she married a little over a year ago. Garrett Bastion turned out to be mighty slim picking' and it was not long before the neighbors woro ill wagging their tongues in a declaration to the effect that Jessio had taken her ducks to a poor market. He did not make any provision for his wife but sat around on the soap boxes at the store and chewed raisins and cod fish while Jessie plowed corn and trapjjod imiskrats. Finally lie skipped by tho light of tho palo new moon and" has not since boan seen. Accordingly as he don't come home to cat anymore she wants a divorce with all the usual trimmings and garnishments.

The Inquest Concluded.

Coroner Bronangh came down

oase,

iliey

will

Goltra first

new

Moroland Binford, of Ogden

Utah, concluded a week's visit to the fatnily of Dr. Boyd Thursday and left for Crawfordsville, thence to her ,Western hnme.-^-Tliornlown Argiis.vi:

Rev.

the

Citizens'

Atlantic cable will not transmit

intelligible

at tho

words,

IV F.

Dr.

E. £.

Leech, of thiB

place, which is superior to all others, and will be quite a oon to the chefs world.

Lewis to

be Married.

The announcement is made

dianapolis papers of the engagement of Dr.

E. R.

Lewis, formerly

of this city,

and Miss Rose Baldwin. The young lady is one the most popular and cultured persons in Indianapolis and

congratulate the Doctor on his excellent alioioe.

from

New Rois-to end up tho inquest regarding the death of the late Co).

when he will probably decide that Col. McKee

came

to his death

will

Globe-Democrat on

—ltev.

to-morrow evening

sale.

Brown will illustrate his ser

yard

M.-

do with accelerating the demise.

lvin

McKoo. Dr. Ensminger was on the stand for about two hours and a half ant: gave full testimony regarding the injuries, illness and death of

McICeo.

did not believe that the injuries of MeKee were in themselves nt all dangerous but as ho was predisposed to heart dis-

nve!\

very likely hud something to

from heart dis

ease which was greatly aggravated by th# injuries sustained in the Monon wreck of January 11.

It Will Be Swell.

Tho

newly reorganized Company I

be mustered in noxt Tuesday evening by some high ollicor in the Stale. The new company promises to bo tho swelieBt and most high-tonc-d company in tho Stato.

It consists

so far and only the flower of tho Hock have been picked

tary

I is

bo Captain and Will

lieutsnant. Dr.

has had considerable experience

last

coinjnny

in both

in.'antry and artillery military tactics and was previous to his coming here C.iptain of a company at Delphi.

Tho

will probably give a mili

tary ball once in awhile to relieve the tedium of hard tack at the State encampment.

Again in Business.

This morning for a consi leration of

33,000 R. C.

Walkup sold to

J. J.

lnsley

a one-half interest in his transfer business. Mr. Insley is the father of the transfer business in Crawfordo\illu and will take charge of it again with all his experience to assist him. Mr. Wnlknp will spend a greater portion of his time in purchasing horses as it

is the

the new firm to add

purpose

to the transfer

business a purchase and salo stable for horses. Both

ntlemen are widely and

favorably known over the county and will undoubtly make a hjwling

of their partnership.

success

A Nativa Syrian.

Mr Usuph

Fottoosb,

of Izaleb. Mt

Lebanon, Syria, will occupy tho pulpit of tho First Presbyterian church tomorrow ovening. He

will appear

costume Mr Fottoosh is in this

Death of Mrs. William Za hery, Sr. Mrs.

Keziah Zachery. wife of Win.

Zachery, sr., living four miles east of the city, died

The funeral

yesterday, aged 53 years.

sorvices will be held

m., condui'ted by Rev.

which

Mt. Tabor church to-morrow nt

O. W. Switzer otliciating.

funeral will

who

will

—Any

rate of one dollar each.

Under the circumstances it became necessary for chess players who play by telegraph to havo a code by which they can acknowledge tho move received and the move sent in reply by sending one limplo word.

Tho

in charge of the

K. of

assemble at one o'clock.

MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Arthur Shotts and Jennie Gushwo. Oliver P. Pickering and Lenniv 1'. Morris.

one desiring to see the opera

tion for Cross Eyes,

will

young lady

To accomplish this has

been the ambition of the chess players the world over. The current number of The British Chess Magazine, published it

have theoppar-

tunity nt tho Nutt Hotel, on Jan.

when

Soap

Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands.

I O

the In

SOAP

DOES NOT.

Good calicos 2\y,. w.orlli 5c.... All-7'and

9-4

mg .-(.best). 16c.

People

suffering from heart disease frequently lie after receiving a severe shock or being

groatly excited.

1 Jr. Bronaugh re

served his verdict until

this evening

M«nko:s "'r./9Cf -Av.:ri.h dmib!c a Ckaks and Millinery

Another

member.-

intended to

maintain it on a social as well as a mili

basis and all persons of doubtful or unsavory repnt ition will be excluded from its rolls. Tne election has not occurred as yet, but it is probable that Dr. Gonzales

se ,every I. i'ciak'Hn our house a' some nncc-

Fht* u-ns-n»*y tn«l jiirjusim mid slcmlor H* fu.\vity was wiae u£my s,ie U'itnt'd oVr th« -lirrtunijij \Vnilu* wntvhititf.tutt Aj I!rr nwus wen* wH*4:rt:nnfl fratrmnt.

Auti tiwW-r hor HOP slicmidcr^ irir?ainLSl. while.thoir

Jti tho h't 1 m.'Ilo-.v the hull.

llu'wift rx*.s Kr«\v wilful.temUr, And KUtMvnly IremhlcKl uiar On hvr incites: urcly it {rUMf.ncii,

Ami 1 icisscd.ltttr.rjUi! rav'ishinK tUrar!

Oh: you ^o hfitmuided, I'm io ihaibm-t or thing.F01 Miu u'avf nm tior'iKaVi thtMo that tnslant.

And (lint tear I've had sM iu a rin{. —Maru' Juroua

COLLEGE NOTSa.

'1'he. Pjii l'.-ii'^ giive.a, dance lnst^ even-

The

Gonzales

YhirVs ciitei

itf'tnVets this even

ingVouTolile jjr»icliffS «tt.Bti Lirui tomorrow for Jlev. 'i\ 1). 1'yiVc.

Dr. Weldu-n. of. Kviilisvilie. will -lecture at chap -1 Io-n-.t-in'ow nfttTtKn.n. The appeared to-day and conUt.ried-ti number of v.-ry elc.^r articles 011 various subjects.

Orion, 'Hi), who is intruding McCortnick Theological Si niiuai v, is now in tho Chicago liospit.d witii. au ,a1.,lack of typhoid fovor.

Fountain liurks. who was a student at Wabi.sh two yt .rs ago, died'recenilv at 1 leiivcr, Col. lie was buried at Waveland, Mr. Barkis had many friends in this city..

The Investigating.Society, composed, of tb-.. class of '1)7, electod ollicer.s last livening as follows: Kerral, President Yount. Vice.-.l'iesidcnt West, .Secretary fiionipjoi!. 'Irnasnior Detclion, Scr-geant-.il-Aiins.

•AVilJ ^»l. IIim'I tin I'am- Hill Wamm.nu 1

preparing himself for tho ministry, lie is assisting himself

the

selling some of

Syrian embroideries and carvings which he will have on exhibition in the church parlors during tho week. Tomorrow night he will talk on Syria's customs and religion.

the

10:30 a.

(!. ,T, Steven?.

Interment in the Mt. Tabor cemetery.

1'uneral of Henry Glenn.

The funeral of Henry Glenn

occur to-morrow afternoon

one o'clock

wdi

lit'

half

p:int

the Methodist church,

ti.N. Jan. 'I !n' luencra

people.were fpiitc alavnicd ]•-, the sen(lirt}r.of rtlie dcrnocrotie conv.'iitio/i to that.'eit.v should cost tlli:

000,bt'JO, 1)11! are now more composed. Talks with icetnbcrs i{ thc-hon^e and senate fail to develop anything thai would eon firm this idea.

Tin?

Fnilurw JU''nrd.

Vo.jjk, Jan. 2H.-—TJii? "business

ooournnsr tliron^ioufc. the Uuriri^ the lost

«i'.W

failures »viuntry nr.inbcr T.wO ]«st \wok. 1 .»r:tlu' f* rrcsi5'»ndiiij week.of las*. tiw.'fiir wv \tciv -iil.

»»vorao'* l-t.u'-

S.vs Fn\vcrsro. .Inn.

Ataiio I'roll \u 1'inu efil ti. PoKTf/AXi*. Mc., .fan. '11.The j)rolijW.tiqn slate eoim ttUon has .het-n'-e'jjllcd. at May --I juil r», -The' ervecutivu '.omtiiU.iiie t'uujtouices thai experts to iua.k« a Ktrou^f Hynl tnis VI II

T)ie welMiiiowu iinaneier, Avrite^: •*^0( Firrii

'2™

Dr. Barnes will operate

upon

from Yoedersburg.

Common

Aykmtb,

'^. "NvAv Youk (JITV I).--1 1r 'i

••For the last tweii.," using Allcock's J'orov.H liavo repeatedly c'tired um of rhetj!i»atie paijS ami pubis in mv eirle. uml bite! WheiK-ver

have a ooiil,on'e on

Still Continues With Unbounded Success.

We have made another cut on our Entire Stock as we must positively have our stock reduced/ The following prices will serve to tell how we are selling goods.

\\idi: imiUins .un!) .5^ Lonsdaie muslin, 7|e, worth joe

N AM l!s ul iiWXIOH

.lusniv^ .....

lifuwtT Ssirnh.,..:.,.

-J

Taxton Ashley K.,.. J't ak .lo-eph

111

i'arkvr,*»arah t^uiaian Canterim* Jr.. do Iiauiey A A?v*!|fnt!e l» Ooherty Millivaii l)anie| .s)jeun Antia Seller und Launi L.. Siaurry Pairlek .lr SudUi LL-titia

the

Miilth Kllei: Vanee IssiueM

U'iiiianp'ou (lt

sov^m

IdtivLaur David...:.i...i..i do ......... v. allii.ee (leor^M*......•"

tlays

as coiupaivrt w\iU ul

W'aSWti Maftlui A :-... ..'.

#,J*n

!i V.

Mar!:h:t:n. o\ ilif'H'v.i is Iyinfj* fillcilly 111 ui rnrr«eMl with till' 'e."wnn'twi-r. tioii nf Oi.setisos. IIsanuiy. who are i.Ti s"u11.tu-rI!Ti»• tr' -1. hr.vo. been tek^rraphed U»,come »»:i Lrnin.

aepmined for

-tatk uk INDIANA.

The l:ily

chest

nml cme.oii myppfodily rolieve m«». Urssr.Mi SA IV

iise ise.K onlv I'ltHi:'' of

--Eve, ear and throat Dr. tireen. Joel liloek. pjasses a specialty.

The cut sale at, Mcfcilure'scontinues all this week. --Tho cut sale ar, tho Trade I'alnen will continue the remainder of lh week. I). F. Mf fi.t nr. I int rvh A •liilci't

W. I1'. Sharp, archil ei1! of I ills city. I lias just returned from 1'elphi, where ho had been called to consult "the l'„|I tist church building cofnuiiUee. The rcBnl't was a contract with Mr.Sharpn to

txiriier

in this caso which is

His work

located at the

of Franklin

U- cilioos, induding Indigo blues at 5c per yard.... Fine

Jih.miij.cdi-he.otiii^ best iSc... .Good shirting onlv 4c per yard•

Ilciivy Canton Flanr-e! 7^. wo -!h r,v. •.. ^7.50 all wool f.u tory blankets, at good .i,-

goods

alnnxt

The City of Crawfordsville, Indiana.

DKSCinpTlON or LANDS

11 E

Mrnwii .U hu do ..... H:ir»y .h hn do .. Ufi't.'d Mary A ti-us Hamantlm Jiovvni.

'•'. *UJ

nwrJt'hi rSht.on V,ult»y Matilda II

Uar»is Murv A U.«tina Maiv I j. vlu. Hunt DorcnsA.,... Kcjlyr i»oo and Man' Lane ILuiiia A do Maluirj ThosirMa wire!1 Ma]u»uey n(e Mo6r»i Aiiee a lane VliKSuia 1' ..f M»'('ormiek C. O'Connor Kdward ... Tine ilo

pt....

M'vn: ok I,vman.a. Montoomkhv County. CITY OK A W Kouusvimx,

1H02,

this week. Tliey lire perfect in every respect anil we invito comparison

nny goods ottered elsewhere.

SALE

q-.j

Unbleached sheet-

If you want jo save monev call and see u.

delinquent Tax-List

KisUai's

WHson'B O ti whitiock's do

MO Whltlock

Urown

A: Hlulr's

1 •»(, do pt.e hf.nw «jrf8.").t lH,r^,aK»'

i\ rthiin

r'i

mid W'uiuT

Hu? V. "Clc'trumt!? Jit CdstclU» Tlmiiuis,.., CoUinjr- I A: (0. flo rioitiea t* Ht»nr\ Marvi-' l)M'in Patrk-U

To McClelhmd

loltnuA add do

ilH.lt,John loco's

nuTiWolfo'f

Hays

UiiHtsitnl .lacob Lumuci 1 ilo

QilhiiihKv Geo ............

EElston'H2d Wllpoti

Old

Plttt

n'lif

8.'I0 I H4 1 'Powers ^SS

Plat

Whltlockpi

tH S

i'3-T Thompson's

un ptsai. tin. r4,

2-J-ioo

pt sat2.no,

a..

lr»lM»t»5, 118, 4, 41.100 a ••liWIlArH do 1.|Pa.vion's ir »7 llutfhos's ir»fJ7J iV r*

KiMon's

..i do

i(»4o oi(i 1'iut pt 7 & 1767'Old Plat hf 70S WPsotiV O Ji pt 177'.' USi 1?k5

C»rahaill's....'. do

ISfiO-l Hu^heft pt

•JOUH.pt :n. H», 4, 1 MlMOO U...? Elston's

'Jd

l.'KiH Dunn's heirs Si'vl'M.l Jones do 5f» Ilea ton .. 2104. -do. J210KW Elston's

W|i| ant B. Nu:liol'«m. Treasurer of the City ol CmwrordsvUlo, hereby eei tlfy ioreifohi»,r i« a em-rout and lull list of hiudf? and lots nauriiod delinquent for tho vear yours, toireMier with theotirrenttaxesof

sv-ti clmr?!"! with wl ieli they si and charged on eald list. r.iven tmder mv hnnd ind seal at. Crawfordsville, the d»ly and dat4? above written.

Mo.NTtJoMK.uv(^UITNTY. Cirv

wli'ieim

workiii,'inHlii|)

f^liontil

not buy

tin

i. C»)ai M. »S"ott, Clerk of the City of Crawfordsville, eeriify that the forefroihK Is »i ue ami list of himls and lots returned deihi«iuent by the City 'treasurer ol» Craw lordsvllle torthe non*piyment- of taxes for IKPi and pu*vlotis years.

W i!nes my hand and of the I'il.v of Crawfordsville, this 17th day of Jauuarv, 1 son

iippreeinte gooil

niuslia nnderwonr

urtiele

until

sh« lias

in that line

exmnined onr offerings

L. Hi-iimr,

.1 l.ctitlrr

Kinee

it (irst introduction, Klto.trie.

Hitters Iiiih gnined rapidly in populnr favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives continuing nothing which

per

mits its use as 11 beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best ftnd

purest

medicine for all ailments of stomnch, liver or lddnoys.—It will cure sick headache, indigestion, constipation, and drive malaria from the system.

guaranteed

Satisfaction

with each bottlo or the

money will be refunded. Price only SO cents per bottle. Sold by Nye .t Co.

Strung 1111ttcssrs.

Among tin thousands of testimonials of cures

1 r. Miles's

streets, twenty years

on the site of tho old cluirch. Tho ease, was turned away by physician., as 'church will be handsome

"modern incurable,

structure and is lifter 5Ir. Share's very could not

Mr.Sluirpo

bis

always up to the

New Heart Cure,

that of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen liock, Pa., who for years had shortness

breath, sleeplessness,

pain in left side, shoulders, smothering spells,

stc.

one bottle of

Snlem.

unci l.n.linn:)'

Dr.

Miles' New

Heart Cnro and one box of Nerve and

make plan.? and specifications for a new Liver Pilis, enrod him. Peter Jnquet, SS.dUO brick church tf

N. J., is another witness.

suffered with Ilea.' JDis-

death stared him in the face,

Uy.dowu

latest combination plan. Triu JVu hnat I to death. Immediately after using is glad to nolo

thesitccess.of

for fear of smother-

Sow Cure he felt

best pro- well man.

fcssional standurd. (roe book, by Nye & Co.

better and could lay

fifteenth church, down and sleep all night, and is now

The New Cure is sold,

givMi away as we must po«j

shuI:

KAMKOFTOWNi

mt"ad7l.

J0.

hllUlde

O 'lioinpson's nlllslde J108!MoUehaud's do IVjoAVldtloek^. lSWOId Phil

Coon fc Mt'Mnlieu j...I ^7 oIIcrp O

•*1

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as they appear on the tax dupllciit*-mi'!imithV1802.^U180117,

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and Uiat thesame are severally !l»ar^ed with the atnoutu of taxes,

WM. K. NICHOLSON.

Treasurer of the Cltv of Crawfordsville.

OK Ckawkohpsvili.k, SS

January

17,1802,-

SiCOiT. Cil.vClerk.

(Sun rant md cm re. authorize our advertised druggist

to soil Dr. King's New Discovery

for

Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afllicted with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving

a fair trial, and ex

perience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this

ofl'er

did

not know that Dr. King's new discovery could be relied on. It

never disappoints.

Trial bottlo free at Nye it Co.'s drug store. Large

size 50 cents and 81.

The Owls dance Saturday night.

/.« Grlpiic.

No healthy person need fear any dangerous consequences from an attuck of la grippe if properly treated. It

ii:

For

also

much the same as severe cold and requires precisely

the

Heiuain

same treatment.

quietly at home and take Cham

berlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tendency of la grippe to result

pneumonia.' /imong

the many thousands who have used

during the epidemics of the past two years we have yet to learn of a single case that has not recovered or that has resulted in pneumonia. 25 and 50 cent, bottles for sale

by Nye

Co.

-Everything leriuced for our annual olearance eale. Goods at cost and a groat many at less than cost at Levin son's.

Lane's Family Medicine moves the ljowels each lay. Most people need to use it.