Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 April 1892 — Page 4

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N.ICFAIRBANK & CO. CHICAGO.

Not One of Our Rings.

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awtiy'sjjfi w^.-aintrctitvuMi.'JH on tlmt point you Avii! iUM'i look at our Oraiw Bowl?., Kut aiul' J* ruit j-.-ltt'-s and otlieruHk-les too tluiiH'rons }JlWlsO bwir in iniml ..iVu-vf-tnv- lu ii-ujuurters' lor making- »*1 "ut ol your-watches un-l clocks ivjiso'u "vo rcpulr iworc than an lilMS wUxors.

ii Main -Street

We Didn't Make This Pair.

i'^or ri wood sui'-j you can no' hiru'Too poodi Jornt .ljad^sfioe nothing too b.ul With a ad an a it •hopeless caw: bcmI tue fio'iner .vou get nd .Of il tin l, t*.yi.-u')i Ijc i.'ii. We would jasJ. as soon t.!,n-,:c ct tryinir'to. give a bad. shoe a i'lett eharucter as. we: WottH of ti-yinp to f.v.* shoe a hail e.hiii-iii-u.'r. our $:i. hiive sfisujij. -for .the uiinxitc it. is on the is um-eiiable in absolutelv 110

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DAILY JOURNAL.

I- ILLDAY, AL'LUL 1, 1892.

BRTLLIADT RECEPTION-

Mr, and Mrs. A. S. Miller Entertain Honor of Mr, aud Mrs, \V ill Goltra. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mil-

entertained a large number of guests honor of Mr. ami Mrs. Will Goltra. The house was bountifully decorated. Banks of potted plants were in every room. The stairway, chandeliers and mantel's were garlanded and festooned with trailing vines an.l cut iiowers while in the dining room, where regular supper was served to the guests, the three.tables were handsomely set off by large baskets of cut tlowers aud silver candelebra. Zeigler Reinian catered for t.iie occasion in an admirable manner and Eddie Unmdkamp furnished excellent music. The atYair was a brilliant one in every particular aud the guests -were handsomely entertained. There were but few regrets received and the invitation iist was as follows: Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Thomas, C. L. Thomas. S. C. Campbell, Zack Mahorney, James Mahorney, lien Wnsson. Henry Wasson, T. X. VaiiSickks T. li. Brown, 8. \V. lirown. ,T. H. Osborn, Jaiues E. svansi. A. 1. Milford, M. \V. Bruner, J.

W. ltamsey, Ed Von?, Ezra Vorie, Jere Koonov, sr., J. A. Boon, M. M. Nye, W. T. May. Cliarles Elzroth. Paul Larsli. Am Jones,:ijM. C\ K:ine, Jacob Joel, J. A. O.ilberW.ti. ,W. Uraham. C. M.Travis,

Hornady, Walter I'icket,- Dr. ftott, J. li. 'Watson, .T. R. Uonnel, Charli I r. it Henry Sloan, II..II. Taibot, V. T. i'.rnsh. B. 1H. I'lUssel, S. M. CofJman. A. E. Eastlaek, ("Jus Truitt, O. 15. Arms, W. E. Nk'liolson, l,i. W. Kountree. I'red

Brown. Ji-ir [Scott, II. II. Jackson, \V. E. ILeukle, Charlie Miller, II. C. Naylor, Mrs. Charles Jones, of South Raub, Mrs. Wm. Simpson, of LaFayette Mrs. Avers, Mrs. Epperson, Mrs. Mary lieachk-r. Sirs. Lida I^nnsey, Jlrs. Lynn,Misses Mattie Elzrotli, Annie and Matie Keeney, Mary Ooltra. Ota Nicholson, Anna Graham and Messrs. James lnalc-v, .Bert Ramsey.

SENSATIONAL RUMOR.

It is' Given Out That the Ragged Reubens Will Onranizu Another Oentral Uommittee?--:

Ever since the Democratic "centra! "nmrnitteo kicked the

J&rifiv

I_J l"^T"• at liberty to disclose the source' of its information but it has come tolerably I straight and it may be relied upon that such i-tep is contemplated.

the fashion-

ablt: milliner, is1 ojVning m.-w piitterns for inspection.

stock is

nc.v

and m-

tludes nli tiie latest noveltie-.

i/nv priceswill prevail.

The Ladies are all welcome at

14J7 South Washington Mrcot.

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SOAP

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY.

BEST FOB.

General Household Use.

in the

ribs so viciously there have been number of very sore Ragged lleubens hanging,about the outer door of the temple. Time has not appeased their wrath but has rather caused it to wax warmer and it has now leaked out that- they have in contemplation the organization of a new central eoiiimi.ttee. The Jockn.u. is not

Little Kugget.

"Little Nugget," with Herbert Cawthorn and Drucie Gilmorein the leading -.•harr.eterF, was presented at the 1'ark theatre yesterday afternoon and again last night, both performances being enjoyed by largt- audiences. The play is a bright, musical, farce comedy, full of fun. Herbert Cawthorn is clever comedian and, in the character of Bniney O'Hradv, a substitute school teacher, keeps the audience in a roar of laughter.

Miss Gilmore is a soubrette above the averrge, and the company is a good out .1/i')i c.i pot is Monthly Ulube.—At Music Hall to-morrow night.

A Great Display. ..•*••

The Trade Palace has been fitted up to resemble a paiace of delight and it is rarely indeed that the ladies of Cniwfordsville are given an opportunity to feast their eyes on such a splendid display of goods ae is there presented. Beginning to-night a grand opening will occur until to-morrow night. The Music Hall orchestra will furnish music.

G, A. R. Meeting.

The regular meeting of Mcpherson Post No, 7, G. A. U. will be held Saturday evening, April 2.

-in I in jiortu DljJ'trcnce.

To make it appnrent to thousands, who think themselves ill that they are not affected with any disease, but that the system simply'needs cleansing, is to bring comfort home to their hearts, as a costive condition is easily curedby using Syrup of Figs. Mannfacturedby tho California Fig Syrup Co.

REUBENS AND SWALLOWTAILS.

Tlie Two Grand High Representatives Mix on the Court House Uorner. j.' The Ragged Reubens and Swallowills have mixed through their banner arriers. The exponents of the rival factions of Democracy Inst evening met on the sourt house corner and exchanged the compliments of the season in an excited but not at all dangerous manner. Billy Johnston, the Chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee, is the noblest Swallowtail of them all and his elegant plumage attracts little attention as bt marshals the "sassiety" hosts of the unterrilied and instructs them how to smite not only Republicans but the unwashed

Ragged Reubens as well. Ill striking contrast to Chairman Billy is Representative Mike Carroll.the grand mogul of the Ragged Reubens, whoso plumage is full of cockle burrs but upon whom the (lies never congregate as ho sits in the legislative halls of Hoosierdom sagely voting for gerrymanders. Now it has been fact patent to the community for some time that thero has been no love lost between the Reubens aud Swallo tails, or else that the course or true love has not been running smooth. We believe the latter condition of affairs to be true.

Mike and Billy love each other with the lovo of David and Jonathan. But their course hasn't been running at all smooth. It has been a succession of whirlpools and eddies lately, and last evening they came together. It was about the hour of six when peaceful citizens were hurrying home to waiting wives and crying babies, that Mike and Billy stood at the foot of the west end of the main entrance steps to the court house and eyed each other viciously, their hair stood up on their necks and their conversation was to pay the least uncomplimentary. Walter Hulett stood up trying to pacify the angered champions of Swallowtailism and Reubenism but in vain. Mr. Carroll felt aggrieved

He felt that Mr. Johnston had been working against him in his race for nomination for Senator and he mnde no bones of saying so. Mr. Johnston held up his hands in horror but Mr. Carroll could not be convinced. The fjnip modest merged into the lie direct by startling stages. Both gentlemen were shaking their nrm6 and fairly howling with rage when Mine called Billy a liar. That was more than Billy could endure and his good right arm shot out on a bee line for merry Michael's nose. But Hulett stood between like an angel of peace. Ho struck up Jehnston's arm so that Carroll was only grazed by the terriflc blow. But Mr.

Johnston was only

prevented from following up his attack bv Mr. Hulett, who fairly prayed with the greatest fervor and lung power, dancing about between the rival chain pions like an edneated dancing bear at a county fair. Others quickly arrived and the war was declared off. Both gentlemen are very sore and have little to say, wWle Mr. Hulett states that "it was only a little hot-headedness." Perhaps that was all.

A Good Appointment.

The many friends of Capt. B. F. Hegler will be glad to know that, though he was defeated in his effort to secure the ollice of Register of the land ollice nt Oklahoma City, he has received appointment to a much better oflice, financially. Judge Burford tendered him tho position of Clerk of tho 2nd Judicial District and Register in Chancery for Oklahoma, an office that has a nice plum attached to it in the shnpo of S3,500 salary. This office came without solicitation upon Frank's part and is, therefore, inore gratifying than any that might be sought. It will require his attendance at the sessions of court held in various parts of the district and tho only disagreeable feature will be absence from home a greater portion of the time. This will bo offset, however, by tho fact that the office will give Frank prestige in bis law business and bring to him a genera! acquaintance that will be valuable to him in the future. Frank will take possession of the office to-morrow (April 1st). The

I.i'il'/i'r,

in common

with his hundreds of other friends in Fountain, is glad to learn of Frank's good luck, and it predicts for him great official success and a record that will put him in tho front rank of Oklahoma's prominent citizens.—

Attica Ixityi v.

Hicks For April,

The last storm period in March will run two days into April. Rain, hail and snow will result. A cold wave will appear about tlw '2d to 'id, but, in consequence of extra distributing causes present, fully explained in Words and Works for April, 1892, much stormy and unsettled weather will continue past the 5th and Oth. Tho 10th to 13th inclusive, is a period of special excitoment Watch tho storms. Ileavy hail, with much thunder. A frigid wave resulting in frost and freezing is apt to appear at the closo of this period. Warmer with secondary storms about the 17th and 18th. Easter squalls— cold with snow Hurries. The 23d to 2lith is, also, a marked storm period, followed by cold weather. Warmer with storms 29th and 30th.

I Jlore Taken Several

Bottles of Bradfiold's Female Regulator for falling of the womb nnd other dip eases combined, of 10 years standing, and

I really believe I am cured entirely,

for which please accept my thanks Mkh. W. B- Stehbins, Ridgo, Ga. Sold by Nye & Co.

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.: S

Saturday, May 7, the Timo-Saturday, April 30, t!ie Date for Selecting Delegates.

The lh iuihlicaiisot Montgomery county ami \W v. ho will act and vote with thcui at tho uiproachiiiK election will mcet.ln township mass convention In their respective townships,at the place hercultor naineo on Saturday. April U0, at o'clock p. m., lor the purpose ol selecting

lolokratosand

convention: Tmcnthi))

alternates to tho county

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PUicr nf Mutmn

Coal Creek.... CtMiterSchool House. Wayne Wavnetpwn. Ulploy Alamo. Hrown

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Wayelaml.

S-HJU..... 0» ConterSchool House. Clark... ........ 8 l.adOKU. Walnut 10 Center School House. Franklin 10 DarlinKtou. Su^arCrcek .. Center School House. udison Linden. Ctilon rrcc't. No.l (iraud Jury Room. 0 4 Mavorollice. :t C. N. Williams' ollice. "4 I W. Wl.ittin^rtonV ollice. ,*i Crane Anderson's ollice. 'A F. M. Dice'soliicc. v.- r» L. SJllwcli's otlice.

Kecordcr'6 ollice.

'A 1. W. Hartmuii's olhce. "lo Small Court Liootn, "11 -1 Probate Court lh»om. "1C 4 S A. SMHweirs otlice. "l Keut'cdy Kennedy's ollice. "I I*: K. K. Uusseil's ollice. •V. C. N. William^ ollk-e. ••"in -l Snydci «.v Urush't* olllcoi-.

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I lie Delegates thus selected will meet in the city of Crawiordsvllle on SATFKDAV. MAY T. Is0 2. I'or the purpose ol' nominating candidates lor county oiliccrs to he elected on November S, 1 sir*. F.v Hepubllean in the comity is invited to thlsVonvention-

C. N. Wii.UAMs

Ciialrman Ccntnil Committee.

REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Mayor, niFD C. HANDUL.

For Marshal,

.JOHN J. BKOTIIEKS. For Clerk. CHAULKS M. SCOTT.

ForTreasurer.

WILLIAM E. NICHOLSON. For Councllmen. 1st Ward—BKN S. VEUS. '.1 nd Ward—AUSTIN L. TOML1NSON. :t*i Ward—ANDKKW UEVNOLDS.

fLASHES FROM OVER THE OIT?.

—Wallace Sparks and Will F. Hunt were initiated into the Order of the Eastern Star last night.

Mr. Wade, of Montgomery county has been secured as teacher in room 7 of the public schools. He took charge on last Monday.—

Attica Ledger.

—Deputy Sheriff Brennon took Geo. P. Neiland to the Northern penitentiary this morning where he begins his one year's term at once. Neiland was greatly affected. —Ed Sbultz, who left wife and babe to elope with organist Ella Dodge, of the Shawnee Mound church recently, has returned home and been forgiven by his wife. It will bo remembered that this silly elopement grew out of those amateur theatrical entertainments which have taken so ninny towns by. the ears this Winter.

..--Go this evening,, take your family anil enjoy yourselves lit McClure ,V Graham's Trade L'alace opening tonight, Saturday and Saturday night. Your eyes will open in astonishment at their wonderful display. The tinest of music for vou. Be sure to be there.

A id a

A woman mitrltt strcrct keep. Aud teafc forever l'x.'k it. If s-he would only think to put

The hucret in hor pocket. New York Herald.

l'rool.

"J Tow (In yon know tlie ieeisthiek enough to .skate onasked his father. "Because nobody has tumbled in for a week," replied Tommy.—Harper's Young People.

leather runny.

The modern man acknowledges This iitra(inx so yriuir When he caa't "raise tho wind" it Is

An awful blow to liiin. —Boston Courier.

Dull.

"How is business:'" a beggar was asked. "Poor," was the answer "took in only thirty-three sous yesterday—not enough to buy a ticket for'Lohengrin.'"—Figaro.

There is more Catarrh in this section of tho country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, nnd by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced incurable. Science lias proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh (hire, manufactured by F. J. Cheney ,V Co., is the only constitutional cure on the market.

It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address.

F. J. CHENEY A- CO., Toleao, O. Jr£i'*'Sold by Druggists, 75c.

The Big Four will sell excursion rates St. Louis May 11 and 12. good returning May 13, on the occasion of the 17th anniversary of tho A. O. U. W., to be held Mav

To Ft. Wayne and return via Yandalia line going April 5 and 0. Good to re turn including April 9, 1892. Account tho State Knoampuient O. A. R. Leave Crawfordsville 8:15 a. in., arrive at Ft. Wayne 1 -.10 p. m.

J. C. CICHlNKON. Agent.

.Stale lM tt miiinr.nl O. A. Jt.

For the above occasion the Big Four will sell April 5th and 0th only, excur sion tickets to Fort Wayne, Ind., at one lowest first class fare for the round trip. Tickets good returning until und including April 9.

Excursion llaleitvla

'a nclil' hi I.hie,

The Vandalia line will sell round trip excursion tickets at half fare during April and May, 1892, for tho following occasions:

Seventeenth Annual Reunion, A. O. U. W., St. Louis, May 12th.—Tickets sold from Indianapolis and Crawfords ville, and all stations west, on May 11th and 12t,h, good returning until May 13th, 1892.

State Encampment, G. A. R., of Indiana, Fort Wayne, April 0th and 7th. Tickets sold from all points in Indiana, on April 5th and 0th, good returning until April 9tli, 1892.

Old 1'apern Clicaji.

Old papers ure for sale cheap at this ollice. Come and get all yon want nt 25 cents it hundred.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

Mothers' Fkicno is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingicdient of recognized value and in constant use: by the niedic.il profession. These ingredients are combilled in a manner hitherto unknown

"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

Wild. DO all that is claimed lor it AND MORE. ItShortens l.abor, ,. y: Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger lo Lite of Mother nncl Child. Book to MoTKEks moiled 1-RUE, containing valuable inibinialion and voluntary testimonials. S Sert t«v express iic rt .lift of piiee {1..W per W '.

BT'.AOHIELO REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. G(SOL^i liV ALL. DHLUHIISTf Sold bv Nye & Co.

6TTLE

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CURE

Kick Headache and relieve Ml tho troublM fncfr flout to abilioun state of tho flyatom, buqU

'25

cent*: live for $L Sold

by druggists everywhere, or eont by inaiL CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York:

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

HUMPHREYS'

Dn. Humi'hrkvh'si'kcihich urescUMitincftllyftiHl carefully iirejmrfsi prc.scrlutloiiH used for many in private practice with auccetw,and forever thirty years iwimi

by tho people. Kvery single Spe

cine is asp^HJla! cure for thtr dlaeaso named. These specific* cure without drugging, purging or reducing the system, and are In fact nnd decdthoHOveroIgn retiicdie* oft he World. UST OK riLINCll'AI, NOS. CUItE*. PIUCKH. 1 FY«»rN* t'oiiKcfltlon, lnnmumntJon...

Worniftt Worm Fever. Worm Colic 3 Crying olio,orTeethingofItifauW 4 iHtirrTicti, of Children or Adults i)j«i»iitt'rj'» liriplng. Ullious Colic..

Cholera nlorbun. Vomiting. ft 7 S f) II) 1 1

Grand Spring Opening

Vou are cordially invited and earnestly

urged to attend tin. Spring Open

ing of the Largest, Best and Most

St vlish Stock of (ieneral Dry (loodn

Notions, Millinery, Carpels, Cur

tains. \c., ever displayed in Craw-

fordsville, at the Trade l'alace, on Friday evening and all day Saturday April 1 and '2.

PizziDCRS, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distreaa after eating, Pain in tho SUiu, ic. Whilo tholrinosd remarkable buccohs

ban boon showu in coxiap

SICK

Hcftdacho, yet Carter'# Littlo Liver Pillfl an) equally valuable In Co'nstlpatlou, curing and pro* venting thisannoyingcomplaint, whilo they also correct all diBordersor the stomach stimulate tho liTcr and regulate tho bowels. Evontf tUcyonl?

& HEAD

'Achftthoy xronldboalmoatpricolefl3to thoao who Buffer from this distressing complaint butfortuC&tely thelrgoodncee does notond hero, and thOM who once try them will find theao little pills volu« tiblo in Romany way* that they will not bo witliag to do without hem. But after allaick head

r: ACHES

fjfl the bane of

many lives that hero la herd

jvroxnakeourgreatboast. Our pilld euro it whilo others do net. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very email and very easy to take. Ono or txvo pills make a doeo. Thoy are strictly vegetablo and do not gripo or jrargo, but by their gentle action pleaso&ll who tuothem. Invialsnt

Dried and Canned Fruits of

•M

CoukIim, Col(|, Bronchitis Netiriilgin, Tootlujrbe,Faeenclie ...

J)}'HpepHin«

leiidiLclieHi Siek llradnehe, Vertigo UiiloiiH Stomach HuppreHned or Painful Pvrludft\Vult«'H» too I'rofufie 1'erlo.iH (.'roup. Cough, lilfllcultBreathing Salt lthciini, ErvKljM'lns, Erupt Ions. .'i.S it lu«inn hiu« iUu'umatlc Palim '25 Over mid Ague, Chills, Malaria 50 IMle*, iillnd or JUeeding .4... .50 Cuturrii, Influcnwi, Cold hi tiie Head .50 Whooping roiigli* Violent Coughs. .50 (•enornt lehility,PhysicalWeakncsH .50 Kidney DiaenHO 50 Nervotirt Debility 1.00 I'rhmry Weuliiie#**, WettingH«l. .5(» UlKenHW of Ihollvarttl'alpltatiou 1.0(1

lis tt

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S^ld by IrugglAM«-or Rent postpaid on receipt of price. Dk. IluMrimEVH* Makual, (144 pag^l rtchly i»ound In cloth and gold, mailed free.

HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO., Cor. William and John Streets, New York.

S E IF I S

JAPANESE

A fjuiirantcod Cure for JMlos of whatever kind or «li*jfroc—Kxtornnl, lutertuil, Hlind or JiloedingltchinK.Chronlc,Joconia»r Hoiedltary This Heinedy has positively never been known to full. *1.00 a box, 1 boxes for sent by tnall prupiiWl on rc'celpt of [)rlce. A written (jiiaranUM* jiostivrly givou to ei»ch piircbusor ol wlien pijrchastMi at one ilini*. to rotund ibo 85.00 paid 11' not cured. (luarantoo insucd by Nye At Co, Druggist«tV Sole AgutitB

Jmwfotvirtvllki. Ind. Samples Fre«».

ucKlen'H Arn lea Salve.

The best salve in the world frr euts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever eores, tetter, chappcd hands, cbilapinbs corns nnd all skin eruptions, nnd losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is gunrnhteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For snle by Nye & Go

Come!!! And examine these beautiful

goods and new styles in Millinery

that will lie on exhibition. Come

and you will be repaid and well en

tertained and see if good judgment

in business and fair prices in sell

ing does not enable me to be of

service to you. We are respectfnllv

McClure & Graham.

North Washington Street.

N.B.---The Cniwfordsville Orchestra will funiish.music during the

entire opening.

SPECIAL SALE OF

Wall

GEO. W. HALL, Mutniner. ^uthwest corner Market and Walnut St.reelH.

HOUSE CLEANING.

JOE SMITH, the old reliable house cleaner, is back in Crawfordsvilleand will do spring house cleaning in all its branches. He has

A NEW METHOD

Of clouninK Hrus^ells ef.rpets an i. jt takingtliein lromtle tl* r. Call orud«.'iv-..«

711 WEST L!Br.!'.T, STREET.

Natural Gas Fitting.

If you aro going to havi.-j-c-.r

Wo can

h-.vo

Paper,

This Week.

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINb.

ROBINSON & WALLACE. CORN hi? HOOK STOKE.

Kvery .MAN who rmM kuo*v the (JHANI") 'i'itt'TMP, the 1'laln Kju-ts Oid Foerets and the. Now UiA».»veru?s of Medical Science as applit:irriert l.tfe, «1u»uld writo fT out wonderful Utile i\ "A TStKATi.^l" FOR.MEN ONLY." To any earnest itum we will inn. ccpy xiutlrcly Free, in plain enNvl eover. *'A refugo I'roni the qin.

All AboardforBargains!dpp| „n,|

We iiavc jiisi iteeivcil ii

Tfiis, CoffeeB, tiiigiirH Klour'df all kinds, Pickles, MoliiKes,

all kinds.

And ari! pi opari'd to sell licin a' I lir Lowest Possible l'ricrs

Wm. SEERING & SON.,

)lum Street Depot. rompt deliver of all Goods

Cedar Lake Ice Co.

Wc'will he- prepared to furnish tlu' citizens of Crmvfordsville with the best quality of Lake Ice, the coming season in any quantity desired.

THE ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.

AjiplcR,

Fine Mnplc Syriijv

i.cUbi

piped for Jiatu- '. Gas call and seo

ur.

yon inouoy, as our rents

nro small and we only wanfiving wages for doieg vour work. Wo use tho best stock that money will buy and oniploy nane but iirst class workmen. We make no cbnrgo for measuring yjitr bouse and giving vou estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

.•25 South Green St.

O. U. PERRIN,

LAWYER and PATENT ATTOKNEY

Joel Block,

CtJFt

South Washington Street.

Crawkordsvillr, Indiana.

CALL.

FREE-TO MEN.

\Hjcn you got tired of tbo "doctors" with their blc pric.eH und quark romwlion, write to mound I will avtm (honied) FKKK a prcucription that willqultfklyand r«rtAlnly ctirr Io«t power, wanting woaknMs, lack of ilevelojunent, iinpotenry. varicocelo, etc., frotn oxor other ruunen. A PonltJve RvioeUj which cures wln-n everytlthiK else fuilt. Address J. J). UOVftE, Itox 639, AI4BION1 iravii.

Wl»o desires a

rowI

business position In tbo World's

Fair city should write at onco for I'rospectun of tlio famous Metropolitan HuHlnesa (llc«^ ^b}«*go. UnusimUftelllUesforpliwinggRMltmu #. KsUbllauwl Smirs. Ocouplus its

o. M, row

f'j

1P nPQ

L/"UijL CL11 li V*

VdjJCu

Reai Estate in the City Now on 'the Market.

ThuWm.S. Galey Homestead and Three Lots Adjoining Yet Unsold.

Also, a Few Lots in the Beautiful Grove of Forest Trees on East Wabash Avenue. ••.%•••

Lotsno l,elicr sihiah (1 tlnm Ihave H(,d within thclii^t CO ilays,: at from S-.li&.TiO ic. i). iruui foot.

These lots arc ajipiiUfi'il at from §10 t,o ^L'O jier frout- foot: ono nnlv a beau ti I'ul corner lot l'Th'.'t deep—bcin^ appraised at p( front, foot.

Good judges say li.i- h»l Iiav.?,:been a]i]iraird at a verv hnv pritv:. as compared with ntlier lot.-- in tincity.

Vou ean now buy at the appraisement,. If you delay you will prubably have to pay more.

CJI AS. JOHNSTON, CoinniN.-ni'iicr.

FURNHURE

1 have the largest and best selected stock of new, freslv goods in the Furniture line in the State, which I will offer at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

WmrtTEIder,

43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

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FOK SALE IN CRAWFORDSVILLE, Molleti 6c Morgau, Druggists.

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