Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 February 1889 — Page 5

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MRDICAL

Ib the beat remedy for

all complaints peculiar

to women.

Sold bv Lew Fisher.

HISCKLLANEOUS.

Hie heat and sorest Kenedy Imp Cstc »f all diseases caused by any dewwgewirt of tie Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowel*.

Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, BUiouaDCompliiiats and Malaria of oil kinds yield readily to ttie beneficent influence of

It is pleasant to the taste, tei« op the system, restores and preterm health. It-is purely Vegetable, and canaot fall to prove beneficial, both t* old aad yorag.

As a Blood Purifier it i» irapeptor t* all others. Sold everywhere at SI.#0 a bottle,

Don't Freeze!

Jim go and learn the cheap prices on

STOVES

THOMPSON & GATES

NEW AND SECOND-HAND

IE"1 TT'&JST XT IE-

N'.iUTH til: ESN STKHET.

TOf. t». LKK. Notary Public.

George

FHKD W. WBSTi

Ileal Male. Lo.ui, Insurance & Collecting ,Kbi\ MONEY, MONS1,

'I'D 1 O ill it i.oiv ''. Halt: of ItiUtrrHV. i'lKK, L.TJ-:, •'Ol!SALk.i VNO 1 vNC'ii. ::i nr.cl City Property lor

IIM!liH rtCI'l M*

Milt!

IIMCS^.S TO KENT

written Willi Cure. AbCureliiliy pfvjiiirt?«l. I"i k, Opposite Conn ICou

Oflk.c in t.*ru

George Alimlrun, tliu will-known eatliller and InureHrmakL-r, iu ruiu vud to hie !K\V 111711,1) IN 1 Aiil 1111U1 I lint lie Ik hi oe.'.c

WEST MAIN ST 13HT, 11 stor a tlrst-clnps 'l"Fv

SADDLES. HARNESS, HOB4B BLANKETS,

Alii! II'TM* ('loUliUiC ill LrClllM'U!. Our )'?:uv Uun?0!«Ht)k* at AH Tmiu's. I'SMCKS |'A!! roii.niDlv

AND

LOANS.

C. W WRIGHT.

[.SucutMfor 10 \Vright & Miller.

INSURANCE, Mi® RE&l'ESTATE,

PisherBlock. Room 3, Crawfordsville. Indn.

Having bought the interest iv the above business of 0. A. Miller, 1 will continue at ihe old oflice. Insurance, lire, life and accident, with first-class companies. Loans made 011 real estate without delay, at the lowest rates of .interest and real estate sold on reasonable terms. Good it»i cished.

FOR TORPID LIVER.

A. torpid liver deranges the whole system, aud produces

Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheumatism, Sallow Skin and Piles.

Tlicro is

110

better remedy for these

common disease)* than Tutt'n I.Ivor PillD, as u. trial will prove. Price, S3c.

Sold Everywhere.

SSSPP

A Card.

Some person signing "Vidi" In the Veedelrsburg Reporter gets awfully funny in ridiculing Lafayette Harper, who was a U. S. marshal at that place during the election, and Mr. Clark, and the readers of that paper surely hail spasmodic fits in reading the bull story evidence supposed to have been given to lie U. S. grand jury. It is a column of silly slush and when we read it we wanted some one to tickle us where the laugh came iu, but for the life of us we failed to se.e which end was funny. Mr. Harper is a gentleman aud ouly does as he thinks right, and such stuff, such rotten stutf, doi« neither the writer or his friends any good.

am.

Subscriber.

Compromised.

Lafayette Call: H. i». VaLCieave, attorney, of the firm of Miixeiiun & Vtuicieave, or Cravvfordsville, this morning coinpiouiised the casi 01 Wiegand vs. the administrator of the Sleeper estate, taken on change of venue and now pending in the Montgomery circuit court. Wt-,--i.tnd sued the estate for s$2,500 for persnnn. services running through quiteaseriesof years J4r. Sleeper had promised, it is alleged to reit- miter l»im iu his will, but failed to do »«., -uce tlie suit. To-day a compromise was elfected with Mr. Wimlle, the administrator, sa'.sfactory to both parties, The case was set for i'-ariug to-morrow at Crawfordsville but \vii: 1.1 dropped at the defendant's costs.

STATIC NtSUiS

South Bend will have a soap factory.

Husiimg the ice iu northern Indiana. Warsaw now lias a public reading room.

Lafayette paper hangers formed a union. Noblesville is haviug a religious awakening. Delphi citizens want gas, and waut it real •.id.

Adv«atiats will build a aew church at Jones-

D«g pulMu«r 4oi«( k« dirty work at Terra aauta. Alleged "White Cap" warviBg* a feature all

Murioa De«ucrat has «1m«4 iowa on conibtite4 oMtwtrie*.

Plan# far Tipton's «tw coirl houaa to b« aetr iHt ujou next week. Warsaw is uow on th« list. "White Cap" wttrainiis nnmurous.

Se*en brick yards will opea basinsas at New kjh*njr in tbe spriug. Priucipal busiuesa of Evaosvllle Major is to iiriun coal orders to the poor.

Throe red headed girls drove a tea in of white ..mhos tbroogh Elkhart streets.

Drill's goiug dowL fast iu Terre Haute's oil %vitll. Fuuud reiu of coal at 110 feet.

ttisiug Sno chicken thieves are no respecters a persous. Rob widows just an Quick as any one.

Outaide capitalists been looking over Coulersville with a Tiew to putting in fuel gas plauL

Ueorge Heidel near Evansville, played ghosi on Wui. Tompkkis and was killed with .111 ax.

The Graphic think* if Rushvillo don't want to get behind her class she wants to hustle for uut. cas.

Harvey Hubor goes to the pen for 13 years for awaultitiK 13-years-old Myrite Mcintosh, at Lafayette.

Jonatlian Evans, aged 80, run over byAdains express wa^on, at Princeton sues company for $10,000.

Mt. Vernon's crowing over the doubtful honor of having more dogs than any other city iu Hoosierdoin.

Duncan Davidson struck by tying iron bar in railroad shops at Huntiugton. Probably fatally injured.

A masked man still frightens Now Albany ladies, and that city's very efficient police force dopen't catch him.

Jan. 22nd, Clemens Kiger left Anderson for Springate, Ark. Never reachod homer and no trace of him can be found.

Pern: Sain Grant, Lafayette colored slugger, wants to make a date with ''Elder" Pitts, here, for ^lOO to 3300 for a fight.

Wabash passenger train ran into a drove of horses Monday night near Lafayette, killing seven of them. Belonged to -John W. Heath,

Took three officers to put irons on Harvey Huber, the Lafayette rapist, when the time came to take him to Michigan City. Kavod like a maniac aud said he would never alive, but he did.

Oliver Guntry arrested at Chicago on charge of complicity iu attempted robbery of Jes.so Mason near Stilesrille last fall, in which Logan York, one of the gang, was killed. Guntry in jail at Greencastie.

Habitual Constipation.

And kidney and liver ills, depending on a weak or inactivive condition of the kidneys, liver, or bowels, are successfully and permanently cured only by the use of the gentle yet eilectivo laxativo and diuretic, Syrup of Figs. Its advantages are evident it ts easily taken, pleasing to the taste, acceptable to the stomach, harmless to the most delicate system, aud truly 'leneficial in effect. For sale by Nye & Co. F-tt-lt.

Said that Mc01ure,who skipped from Jackson county, tis alleged with $23,000, !ias just gono to attend the Montreal carnival.

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"c Spend thoIWiutcr In the south, all points are now open to who ever wishes to come. If you wish to avoid tlio cold winter, and spend a few weeks in a beautiful country surrounded by tropical loveliness, buy an excursion ticket to Florida via the C. i! St. L. & C. Ry., (Kankakee Line). Rales are low and accommodations first class. Having once made this trip in the winter season, you will never regret it, indeed it will remain with you always, in recollection, as 0110 of tho bright spots on life's dreary waste. For tickets and reliable information call 011 or address agents of C. I. St. L. C. Ry., and connecting lines, or ('has. S. LaFoliette, Western Passenger Agent, Lafayette, Ind.,

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F-9-3t

CLOVER, TIMOTHY and aii seed's at Tinsley & Martin's.

kind* or grass tf.

For Sale or Trnuc.

A 200-acre farm with good house, barn and outhouses, in Gibson county, Indiana, 4 miles from Princeton, tho couuty seat. Will trade for farm'or city property.

Ramsey & Schultz.

THE CKAWFOaDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

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EMBROIDERIES.

We are showing the most elegant line of Hamburg Edges, Swiss Edges Nainsook Edges, Cambric Flouncings and Swiss Flouncings in full

lengths. A full line of Colored Embroideries. We are showing new styles in Irish Point Embroideries, in Edges and Flouncings. You never saw hem so cheap. It is impossible to enumerate prices here but you can buy

Embroideries for ic per yard and up.

TOWELS and

Just a few prices below will be enough to show you that we can save you

iTio«ey. An all-linen damask towel at 18c, worth 25c an all-linen knotted (ringe towel, 25c, worth 35c an all-linen towel, largest you ever saw, 25c Turkey red table damask, 25c, worth 35c all-linen unbleached damask, extra value, at 40c, worth 50c all-Imen bleached damask, good value, at 4oc^ worth 50c.

We are showing the finest line of linen goods in the city at prices that will knock any competition

We hare just received a new line of cassimeres for spring and are able to make you prices that will pay you to come and see us if you want cloth for a suit or a pair of pantaloons.

We hare just received a new line of sateens in all the new shades and de-^ signs, from 10c to 28c per yard. It will pay vou to see them.

Our dress goods department is full of bargains and we can save you 25 per cent. Come and see.

wanU?u

BARGAINS

AND. /A'V

GOOD TREATMENT.

a@uWe never go back on it.lt has always been our standard. Do you want to come under its folds?

Our aim is and always has been to give an honest value every time.

If You Catch Us

Doing otherwise, wo will haul down our colors. Trade with us, cultivate our acquaintance and you will find that we can save you money upon your

Cash does tho business at the cash store.

N. WASUINtiTON ST.

New Albany's government building is complete and will be open to tho public Saturday.

O. T. Boicourt got judgment against Dr. T. II. Lane, at Lebanon, Thursday, for. jnalPmctice. &S'

!Iik):ii,

Imperial Plows are the only goneral purpose plows made. Sold only by Tinsley Sr. Martin. tf. s,' •. Koclt Salt

We have a car load of puro rock salt for stock call and get some and try it. It is clieajier than common salt. Stock like it better and It will last longer. 4',

'/f Tinsley & artin

hud .mi li(n.

DILY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

The Trade Palace

CASE & CO:

We are opening up some new goods that don't fail to attract attention. Y\ pay spot cash tor every dollar's worth we buy and can say positively that competition is way behind the times. When you look through and compare prices you will justly verify what we say.

inch

city about February 20th. ...Wo will save you dollars if you want a Carpet.

BOOTS AND SHOES. WON.

This isthe flag we trade under: HONEST

Tlie (ir.-ii Ii'iiuli l.'( Itn.s piiln in the fori lifitM,li.ckui-.' ixiiirli, nu Hearing of Ihe

biiis.

finnki1 bull

nut. (-milT,

:n ihiei: iimm' 11 (louche: is

eotm tliitiir i'iil ireiv »eiv i*r'*- SI: iHSt^ & wcukt lied *vii! !ic h• 11 i-.v or. rci-' ipt (i 1 price, by 1\ 'l1. MONTA'it-K '«., (J-mral Ayeuti!,«,I(A'.V KOHihVII.LK, IND

Notice

of PKrirtoN to sell

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No.

I'.o'lll... I'.Ul Siia« of i'ii'..i r. mi u:-,i. Kllen Kin of !o,'« tri-UK't ]»?!». i'o Harriet P.riini':!,i'ii sliui'4liio:'. W Hi '11 11 I! npiu". C1:'.I:i A. 'l] Ma.hj I! nil." nil, Allen !l n^nii. l)o i.lr:i.t«pjr.*:

M'll.

•'or of the eslnto •. lli -ct fli'ani1liie 1 i'ci'it coert i... Mir.i-li ic-UI,

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Ellen biaii'jhltT, M010 ii!i,*r:i-i. M: .y !v 1 .in.Mflliu 1. U-inajran, Hi .'inn ji], .J.i'iii ran-

Von mhv H'v ll' liriv'iv not ilc nliovi'. 11 1111».I Imiio' if I'tliii' in. sliit'- :ifoi tsird, !ins iii 'd in 1 iu ci-'ji Movi lie •••hi j. bur-. j,ci. yoj di'frturia 1 ii

Tlii.M wish

TKEdONES PATENT VEHTILWED TRUSS.

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LADIES' MIIM 1DERWEM.

This makes the second lot of these goods we have put on sale this month. I he prices we are making tells the tale. These prices will give you an ide&. o£what we are doing: A very good corset cover, trimmed with embroidery, for 25c a very good'drawer, plain tucked, for 25c and up an excellentnight dress for 60c and upward an excellent skirt, tucked, for 50c. We have a line of infants' robes at low prices.

SPECIALS.

dozen spools silk floss for 10c. A full line of chenille. A full line of arasene, 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes for 10c. 1 doaen lead pencils for 5c. A lot of children's gloves at 5c per pair. A man's heavy shrunk mitt for 20c. A lot of ladies' felt hats at 25c each. A lot of ladies' white aprons at 18c each.

We still have a few wool hose that you can buy for 10 to ao per cent Wntthan you pay elsewhere.

We have a few hoods and toboggans that go for less thaw hall their

Cloaks, we have just a few left, and price is no object, they mast go r#»-• gardless of what they cost.

Gloves and mittens at exact cost. Underwear, see what yre bave and yvt will save money.

to know that we will open the largest line of Carpets ever shown in thfe

STOVES AND FURNITURE.

Alex C. Mahorney

Juat went of th! Court House, In the old Josllu Hoonj.

AT BOTTOM PRICES.

AlexO. Mahorney

JAMES ZUCK, Salesman.

3EST STEEL

1'iat the or of ilio tornt of on in.v ilieiviii for

vu! •!'. •••011... «tin,, zing liie al e-.r!!i ne1ov,iiig ui lliecSii'.'e I'.'ll .1 «,••!(. i.io.I ill!-- ..I'll, .1 "O naviin'Mit of '.hmIi:') sand imki lit-u pe,:. 011

I nil Ii. iiihI 1 pale of' es* I of h.l ll (1-

so lih.'.ind p-ivi .in set for In* rill' in fi.l I'iw-iiit oil. i. at rim !ioi'- in '.nvlouls* vilic, t,.i i-:-:i 01 l'i» i»~.i ji'c-M i-'l il:n* ol 1I10 Miiicii ,11. lesft, of fniil ton boing i.i*'5iiu dav of A nil,

Wi.ii".s lin* iii*fK a i| ^cal of paiil ron lii Kin ilav of Kei.i-i'" v, llr.NKV l„ lU l.fiTJ', Clerk.

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IM, CURE ANT (•.aim ol iioiinrrlica, 110 iimtl liow bail or llv innil St 1'KNKTTE Ind. Sold by Nyi'.tCo,

(ilc 't or Winluf. in

lio'-v Ion UK I). CO

tfintirtiiif. Lafayetle,

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PWii

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rOiiCIOiv

Wire Ropc^va

80c TO $2 PER ROD.

All gizcfi and widths. Gfttosta match. Soldbyuaordealcrt In this lino of jrooita. FRKHJIIT PAID. Informntlon free. THR McMV1J.VS WOVEN WIRK FKNOR CO.,

Ko». 118 «ir 120 X. Market BU» Chlc-u^o, I!L

Geo. Harrow. Chas. Harrow.

BARROW BROS.

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i.ir.l.tl silver and wil[ ii^t ii lif*rtli:ic unil it If Ihi ill,* J). i.t: made. It .'.il: lioUi a rnpluri: :umi all oril'iiiirv oiiph I'nil Sold hiii! mlj-iHti-rt 1). Dr. lv Uotchcn, (,'1'llWfoillsviilt ,,

ElectroN ickel

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OiJ7Saiv.

.Tob-Woi'

PI atin sr

of Every Description.

^Grinding* and Polishing.

38 W. Chesapeake st Rear 77 S. Illinois]

INDIANAPOLIS. ',/$• ,p|

MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY™ 10

Abstracts of Title Furnished

from the only Complete set of Atietrtct books of Moutgumery county land.

Houses aufl Lots for Dwellings for Rent.

nEEDS, Etc., CAREFULLY EXECUTED BY

Albert C. Jennison,

nicc over 12-2 K. Main St., Crawfordsville, Ind.

NEVER FAILS TO Ct/Rt

INTERNAl AUD EXTERMAL 50ft*

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pt|0tT.UJ

CURES SPRAIMS,BRUISES/R.HE.UMAXlSi* SORE.THMAT. SPAVIN SPllNT.^IKSBONeVi EPIZOOTIC.Etc. SOcEHTS BOTTLE

CURtS RKEUMftTIJ/iSCR0FL/LAKALLDlsifSl3( or The 3LOOD. ,$1?ekbottle- 6 for $5

CURES AUfOI^S 0t/itUR,AieiA»KERYmia3 HEADACHE.. SOCTS Pt& BOXSOLD EVERYWHERE. MADE ov A N O O E O

NASHVILLE, TENN.

FOIt SALE BY LEW 5'ISHBH.

riB.KII MEM'S. Stop that (JoKI, i:outth,f ii. fitiil Ticlclini? in i!io'Xhroat.| Avrcmt thatCiiini'rh.llron chltistor Asthma. 'JS'hJ*

Hcmedy relieves quickly, Cures permanently. It prevcdt3 Declinfl, amldcutli from Conhuiuption. I mt Prepared at wu wuns&a

Disi'EKPAKY, Binpliointon, N. Y.

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Bold bv lruggl»U.

SAVES YOUR LIFE