Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 February 1889 — Page 8

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ROYAL

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

Thus powder never viirloc. A marvrl of parity Btronptb wtioi'-fdu.eiKiHK. More economical, thon the ordin iry kinds, tnu cannot be eold in competition with the multitude of low test short weight alum phosphate powders. Sold, only in cans. HOVAL RAKING POWDER CO., 196 Wall St. New Yink

DRY GOODS.

New Spring Good

We have jusi opened and placed on sale

100 pieces ot new French Sateens, choice styles, elegant r.o}ors, at a very low price.

25 pieces new Henrietta cloth iu all rhe new spring shades. See them.

40 pieces all silk faced Plush at 60c per yard, worth $1.

30 pieces Ladies' Cloth for spring wear, at 40c, per yard, worth GOc.

40 pieces English cashmere, all the new colors, at 25c. The best goods for the money

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5,000 yards of heuvv il«4n's Shirting at 0c. worth. 10c. A great bargain.

10,000 lhsot our Celebrated Carper Cham, All Colors.

that in withstanding the

advance in c:'ifwn we are

selling :it llie old price.

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PRIVATE DISPENSARY

287 Vine St., Cincinnati, O. For the scientific treatment, ffrompt relief mid permanent cure of Chronic, Jfervoun a»l Private Diseases. The Physician-ill-Chief is a regular graduate has enjoyed unusual nd•antages public hospitals has conducted ihe largest dispensary practice for private diseases in America and for many years has deroted exclusive attention to this specialty. He expressly addresses those who nave failed to *nd relief from the family doctor or the soealled specialists. VATTlifi. IK UN who suffer from the fearful lUUnu DlCin

eflects

of self-abuse, as: aver-

nion to the society of ladies despondency loss «f energy failing memory nervousness palpitation of the heart weak back stunted development increasing nervous exhaustion and lascivious dreams. You may be in the first stage, but you are fast approaching the last. Do not lit false pride or sham modesty prevent you from obtaining relief now.

MIDDLE-AGED MEN

youthful indiscretions, or excesses of later years who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, and by finding a milky or ropy sediment in the urine and on account of this unnatural waste and loss ot •vitality areunfit for business or marriage, l'oii can positively be restored to manly vigor. AT MFN

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as a result of overwork busi"

vliU Dlun ness cares or imprudence in former years, now suffer from partial or complete impotency, or some distressing bladder trouble. Ji.ll may find immediate relief—many rnaybepermanentlg cured.

HYPlflZiIS, with following symptoms— falling of the hair sore throat swollen and suppurating glands eruptions, pustules and ulcers of the skin stiftness of joints destruction of bones of the nose with offensive discharge from the nostrils, and other evidences of blood disease—forever driven from the system without the use of mercury.

GONORRHOEA, gleet, stricture, inflnm mation of the prostate and bladder, and orchi lis, instantly relieved, and permanently cured by remedies tested in many years special practice. Consultation strictly confidential. Medi cines sent everywhere. Terms low as consistent with first-class treatment. e-S~ We Ruaraiitee to forfeits oo for any ease of Private Ilisease that ve undertake and fail to cure. "£.#

SUFFERERS FROM ANY PRIVATE DISEASE •w hether caused by error or exposure, should consult us before entrusting the case to any one. Send accurate written statement, enclose stamp for reply, aud receive our opinion aud advice, ill plain envelope, by return mail.

Address as above. Mention this paper.

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COL13.UAN SCHOOL llODSK,

"Mi Rosa Ho.ih. is limm-Oil a short visit: Stephen Ward a 1.1 Intuit usitvd at John

Booher's Su ida.v. Liua Booher lias returned from a visit among relatives at Whitesviiie.

St. Valentines tiaj eune ami went as usual by seudutg aud receiving comic pictures. Quite a number were out to bear Rev Baib preach at tbe St. James church Sunday.

Billy McFaddin, an Irish peddler or your city made his usual try through here Thursday.

Every one enjoyed themselves at the party given at Samuel Hampton's Sr, on Thursday night.

Our present winter term of school expired last Wednesday, with Miss Cornelia Cunningham ar teacher.

Coleman school house is situated about three miles east of Darlington, on the Tborntown and Darlington, old toll road.

The last day of school the patrons and neighbors gave a fine dinner at the school houso. Twenty-five patrons and neighbors gathered in to aid iu devouring the well prepared turkey, chickens and fine large cakes. In the afternoon we were all well entertained with declamations, dialogues aud singing. Daily average attendance during term of four months and twelve days was 28X with enrollment of 27 pupils. Very good daily attendance. We found the walls nicely and artistically decorated with cedars, grass] bouquets, large framed pictures, great many pretty ornament made by pupils from tissue paper. The room had the appearance more of an abiding place of a family than of a school room. But why not decorate the school room and made it more attractive than it usually is? As it is theteachers aud pupils home ot a week aud from four to five months,

WATSETOWN.

Fred Huckorry is visiting friends in Ohio.

Howard Earl is a brakeinau on the 0.1. & W. railway. Henry Martin has moved to the O'Connell property on the Canada side. |p||

Misses Sadie and Nett Ratclifl spont Sunday in Veedersburg with friends. Miss Jennie Zuck, Minnie Landman and Lizzie York visited iu Veedersburg, Friday.

Miss Kate Steele has had a severe attack of tonailitis, hut is now getting some better. Will Steele, of Indianapolis, came home Sunday morning to visit his many friends.

Heading bolts are being hauled here and shipped to Crawfordsville by Heury Alfrey.

Misses Susie McClure and Fannie Beal, of Crawfordsville, spent Sunday here with friends. The fox drive advertised for last Saturday failed to come off on account of tbe bad weather.

Miss Maggie Booe, of Steam Corner, visited here over Sunday, the guest of Ben Gray and wife.

Rev. Hickman filled the M. E. church appointment here Sunday, aud Kev. Fuson at the Baptist church.

The Hornet's libel suit is set for next Saturday, and that paper is now renovating the character of Charles Haas iu good style.

J. M. Birdcell left Monday morning for Groesheck, Ohio, where lie goes to attend the bedside of his mother, who is very sick.

Prof. Frank Lee's entertainment was not much of a success financially, although those that did attend speak high in praise of the same.

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The skating rinks, etc., received a severe scorching at the bauds of Kev. Hickman, Sunday night, and is meeting with tbe approval of some, while others think too much was said.

Morris Herzog and daughter, Miss Bettie, were in Chicago this week, where they bought fine line of dry goods ami general merchauise. Mr. Herzog will soou bo ready to meet his scores of friends at the old stand and asks ill of them to come and si him

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Capt. Lawrence is ruuniu on. Capt Huff was a visitor at, A. Elmore's Sunday.

Frank Cox returned home from Kansas last week. W. C. Kimler will sell his personal property to-day at public sale.

Mrs. A. 1». KelJisou and sons are visiting her parents near New Richmond.

David and Ah. Elmore and H. Trout are all having a fine lot of wood cut

Misses Lydia C'rowder and May Elmore visited Miss Allie Martin Sunday.

Will Eshleinan has moved to Darlington and Will embrak in the huckster trade.

Hally Sutton and Roy Trout will represent our school at 'he township contest. Emmet Sutton has bought 92 acres of Tlios. Powell. The trac lies near Mr. Carter's farm.

G. B. Leonard is instructing A. Elmore in telegraphy and incidental duties of a railroad agont-

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David Elmore and Uncle .rontie Hatchings each lost several head of fine sheep by dogs last week. *. tsvw 'i

Dorsey Rhodes anil Miss Mary Elk were quietly married last week at the brides parents near Mace.

Owing to protracted meeting at New Iloss, Rev. Stafford failed to fill his appointment here Sunday.

Question for discussion at the literary Friday eve, March 1st. Resolved, "That the U, S. has reached the acme of civilization and if on the decline."

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School closed here on the 13th ins!.., with a good programme of recitations, dialogues, etc., and most excellent music by two stringbatidn, and the best of all was a sumptions dinner spread by the patrons where more than 100 persons feasted. The teacher, A. D. Kellisou desires us to thank the patrons for their interest manifested dm ing the t»rm.

Loose's lied Clover i'iil Remedy is a positive specific for all forms of the disease Blind, bleeding, itching ulcerated, and portruding piles.—Price 50c, For sale by Low Fisher. F-23-ly

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THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

KOUNI IITLL.

Michael Lynch walks with a cane. Our neighbors put up some fine ice last week

John Kelhson, of near Darlington, Sundayed here. llin bauds get §lti to 520 per month here.

A. F. Morrow will move to Illinois the first of March, Geo. King and sister Dora Sundayed Crawfordsville.

It is said wo will have a wedding north of here soou. Mleissa Woliver has returned homo from Stringtown.

Jeft Clemens is in Nevada working in the silver miues. Charley Mears aud lady visited in Crawfords Title Sunday.

Rev. Gott held services at Mt. Pleasant last Sunday night. Poke Woods, of Darliugtou spent part of last week here.

There will be services at the M. E. church Sunday evening. Monarch Brown and family have all got the whooping cough.

John Watts will move.on Ben Roudhainel's place in the spring, Lorena Goben will go Wingate to speak aud contest for the prize.

Mat Goben is building anew bouse on J. L. Goben's laud near here. Alundo King is the only young man that received a nice valentine.

Grant Alexander drove a nice bunch of cattle through here Monday. Lizzie Eshelmen has been appointed secretary of our Sunday school.

John Willy, of Illinois, will farm Fount Williver's place this season. M. E. Alston has rented tbe Morrow farm and will move on it March 1st.

Come to our place of meeting if you want to hear some grand and good siuging.

The wheat prospect in the neighborhood is not very flattering the present time. Ennos Shields once a neighbor boy is now in Colorado and conductor on a street car line.

Hez Willy has been hired by the Trustee to take care of Adam Miller through his illness. Miss Belle Patton spoke a very fine declamation last Thursday at the Round Hill school house. -.pj1

Bayless Alexander, of Elindale, will move to the house. forinerte.Q^pied by Douglass

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The string band from this place gave some good music last Wednesday night at Marsh Patterson's.

The last but probably the best hogs butchered in this neighborhood were killed by Joseph Lynch Wednesday.

A number of old and young men who swore off playing cards have broke over and can be Eeen at their old games.

Win. Cowan lias made a rule to only run his grist mill on Tuesday. He can grind 175 bushels of corn each day.

A chilly blast struck this part of the country last Monday, and left more snow than any other time during this winter

Emery Caldwell says he will work for Billy Cowan six day out of the week this coming summer, and still go to Round Hill on Sunday night.

It is strange how some of the female sex will try and injure their neighbors by their slanderous tongues aud wheu they meet them be so friendly.

The backbiting of hypocrites will not injure a person in the estimation of the good people of this part when they know the backLiiiler so well.

Ren Long a popular young dude ot this place escorted three young ladies homo from Frank Allen's party don't forget it.

Ben is a hustler aud

Albert Taylor is the largest man in this township. He is six feet, three inches in height and weighs 205 pounds is active, aud iu strength is equal to two men.

The soap thief lias made ,hls appearauco in this part of the couutry. A half a barrel was was taken from this vicinity one night last week and the parties are known.

A man in this neighborhood has lived on a rented farm for fifteen years, and the landlord has never been

:on

the place but twice

since he contracted with his tenaut. Five years ago in this month since V. Y. Kennedy owned two pot coons. One was killed by a dog. Kennedy then put a pair of ear lngs iu the ears of the other one and gave it its liberty. It was caugli last Tuesday night by some hunters, in the woods, but received its freedom. f! -C :l -jf-^ Jf§

Henry Shots, an instructor of the young ideas of Oaklin school house, gets lost going to and from school. We also have another bright young man, Marsh Patterson, who got lost the other day going to the corn crusher, a mile from home and was found near Yountsville woudering to part unknown. Both Shots and Patterson should have a guide when they leave home.

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Mr. Bible moved to Waynetowri this week.

Frank Pittenger is the happy father of a Dig boy. Benjamin Roadhainel moved to Whitlock last week.

John Mara's child is very sick with whooping cough. Andy Biddle was here last Wednesday on business.

Anfou Monroe will move toDanville, Illinois, next week. A now fence will he built around the Methodist church.

James Swank was in New Richmon 1, Tiidaj on business. Carlton Moore is home from Colorado to stay all summer.

Garrett Carew was in town Wednesdaj last on business.

John Watts will occupy the houso that Mrs. Hoadhamel vacated. John Diddle ?nd wife start to, Illinois liext^ week to reside in future.

Mrs. Ella Wilson, of near Whitlock, is very bad sick and not expected to live.

STATE .NEWS.

Peru M. E. church has 214 new converts thus far. Presbyterian church Boone Grove dedicated Sunday.

First sleighing of the season at Valparaiso on Monday. Times says a humane society could find work at Goshen.

Elkhart papers booming patronage of home industries.

At last Terre Haute's ice rink has "friz" and been skated on. Lizzie Rankin, Valparaiso, wants a divorce from Chas. Rankin.

Valparaiso'll build another school building iu spriug. Present one too small. Have 700 scholars.

Chas. Pence, ex-prosecuting attorney, banqueted by Miami county bar Saturday. Goes to Kansas City.

Thirty-two sisters of the order of St. Francis took the black veil at St. Elizabeth's hospital, Lafayette, Saturday.

Noblesville Mayor offers §50 reward for arrest aud conviction of persons using mails since Jan. 20 for "White Cap" purposes. Considerable excitement. t.-ss

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Wheat 85 to 1 00 Corn 26@28 Hay $10 Oats 23 to 25 Chickens to 8 Butter 15 Eirgs 10 Potatoes 35 Clover Seed $4 50 Turkeys Geese $3.50 per doz. Ducks 5£c Apples 40

INDIANAPOLIS.

Cattle—We quote: Jwfjf Good to choice shipping steers of 1,500 to 1,600 pouuds $4 00@4 25 Fair to good shipping steers of 1,300 to 1,450 pounds 3 50@3 75 Fair to good shipping steers of 1,100

to 1,300 pounds...., Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy .. Fair to good mixed Good to choice light Light mixed

Wheat—We quote: Feb May July

Corn—Wo quote: Feb March May

George Biddle, how do you and Josiah Swank like the fox drive last Saturday

IVftY GOODS AMD NOTIONS

Previous to the chansra in our business we will

...3 25@8 50

For The ISText Twenty Days!

Sla-uLglxi^ei? Prices I

Everything in our store, consisting of

S4 45ffl,4 50 4 50^:4 55 4 60^4 (55 4 55@4 00

Dress Goods, IMins, Calicoes, Table linen, Napkins, Tidings,

Flannels and Notions of eyery description. To give you an idea of the way we wtll slaughter goods for the next twenty days we will give a few prices: Indigo Blue Prints 5c Best Fancy 5c Heavy Unbleached Muslin 4c Our 8 l-3c Bleached 61-4c Lonsdale .. 7 l-2c Fruit of Loom 8c Good Heavy Shirting 5c

WE HAVE FIFTEEN PAIRS OF

That we will close fbrlibdut Half price, also a large stock of

LACE CURTAINS and,WINDOW SHADES

Which must all be sold before the change in our business, call and see us. Respectfully,

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Liook Here, Gentlemenl 1 have just received a full line of samples of Spring and summer goods for Suits, Pantaloons aud Spring Overcoats. For beauty and texture these goods surpass anything ever shown in this city, and you have a thousand samples to choose from. For tho next sixty days I will offer these goods at unheard of prices. Any person can now wear good clothes as tbe pi ice will scarcely be an object A perfect fit guaranteed. Call and see goods. Shop over New York Store, east Mam street, f23-2M JOSEPH GUIMKS, Tho Tailor.

He Loaves Next Monday.

The Associated Press dispatch says: "The schedulo for Gen. Harrison's train from Indianapolis to Washington have been arranged. It will leave Hie former place over the Pennsylvania road at noon on Monday next and arrive at its destination Tuesday, tho 26 inst., at 2:30 o'clock in tho afternoon. Tho train will consist of President Roberts' private car, two Pullman sleepers and a baggage car, and will be run as a section of tbe Atlantic express. No stops will be made between Indianapolis and

Pittsburg, except to change locomotives, and after leaving there will go through withoutfur'ther stop to Washington. The president-elect and his family will occupy President Roberts special car, which is now being renovated at the Altoona shops of the Pennsylvania road.

The car has been repainted and refurnished in all the sumptuousness possible with the advanced decorations oMo-day. President Roberts gave personal direction in rogard to tho furnishing of the car and when the work is completed it will be almost a traveling palace.

Loose's lied Clover Pills Cure Sick. Headach. dyspepsia indigestion, constipation. 25c- per box. 5 boxes for $1. For sale by Lew Fisher* F-23-ly

Spend the Winter

In the south, all points are now open to who over wishes to come. If you wish to avoid the cold winter, and spend a few weeks in a beautiful couutry surrouuded by tropical loveliness, buy an excursion ticket to Florida via the C. I. St. L. & C. Ry., (Kankakee Line). Rates 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 one of the bright spots on life's dreary waste. For tickets and reliable information call on or address agents of C. I. St. L. & C. Ry., aud connecting lines, or Chas. S. L'aFollette, Western Passenger Agent, Lafayette, Ind. F-9-8t

Swank & Clark the merchant tailors 20(j east Main street have the finest line of suitings iu the city. «p»

Itch, Mange and Scratches on human or animals cured iu 15 miuutes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville. |ISJ53x sszfc

Are You Going to Washington? For the inauguration March 4th?3If so, you cannot get there qucker, or via a better route than the C. I. St. L. C. Ry., and its connecting lines, the picturesque C. & or B. fc O routes. But one chauge of airs from Big Four stations to Washington via either route, and that is made at the Central Union depot at Cincinnati. This is actually tho shortest and quickest line trom Lafayette, Indianapolis, etc., to the nation's capitol, and carries] you through Indianapolis, the home of the Presid-ent-elect, and iu full view of the tomb of (Jen. Win. H. Harrison, Ex-l'resident of the II. S., at North Bend, O. The scenery on either of nur connecting lines is grand, aud the accom modations unsurpassed. P.ates are very low. Special Pullman cars will he provided parties on proper application to ticket agents of this and connecting lines, or to CHAS. S. LAFOI.KTK, Western Passenger Ageut, Lafayette, J,id. F-fl-3t.

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Factory Flannel, worth 35c, 231-2 20c d'b'l-width Dress Goods, 121-2 All-Wool Henrietta Oloth, full line new shades 42 l-2c Underwear at Halt Price Cloaks at any price to close them all out.

iALL-WOOL BLAIKETS

Don't fail to

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fta snporioi excellence proven in million of Domes for more than a quarter of centnry. It is

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by tliu ITnlf.ed Statce Government. Endorsed by the tienrts of itio Great Universities the Strongest, l'nreet

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Healthful. Dr.

Price's Cremn linking Powder does not, contain Ammonia. Lime or Alr.m. Sold only in can#. PRICE BAKING POWDER (JO.

NBW YlllUi' OCHlCAClO. ST. I.Ol'lS.

See Swank & Clark's twenty dollar suits.

Tho host bargains in tailoring is at Swank & Clark's.

Another

Wonderful medicine is just now attracting the attention of the people of Montgomery county, and this is none other than the old reliable Dr. Well's Family Cough Syrup, a remedy that has no equal in tho euro or coughs, colds and consumption. Every bottle warranted. Price, 26 cents. Sold by Nye & Co. dec22-ly

tH To Cure Kidney Trollies. Use Dr. Kilmer's swamp-root kidney, liver and bladder cure. It relieves quickly and cures the most- chronic and complicated cases. Prico 50c. and $1. pamplilei, free. Bingham-: ton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and garanteed by Lew Fisher. D-2'.f-Siu

Imperial Plows are the only general purpose plows made. Sold only by Tlnsley & Mar-. tf.

Don't fail to see the new fall and winter styles and learn the prices at Swank & Clark's.

CLOVER. TIMOTHY and all kinds of grass seed's at Tinsiey & Martin's. tf.

V' ff Consumption Cured. An olti phy«l'.lnii,rt-t,iii'il from practice, hsvinn 1M placed in nis hands by an East India mifsioiiaiy the formula of a simple vegetable n-m«. Jy for the vpei-dy and permanent cipeofCon--iumption, Ijroncliitla, Caterrh, Asthma iintl nil

Pliront and l.unp Afl'ections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Oebility and al! N'ervius Complaints, after having tented its wondertut curative

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thousands ot case**, lias

•elt It hiK (iutv to make it known to h:s sufferinp lellowx. Actuated by tills motive and a clexlre to relieve human s1 tiering, I will nuiid flue of "horse, to all who deBire it, this recipe, in German, Krebch or Englii-li, with full direction* for preparing and using. Sent by mail by address-. :tjf with stamp, naming tnis paper, V. A. J^ovp* 14^ Powers Hlock. Kochest.or N. t.

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