Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 May 1890 — Page 5
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A Great Three Day's Sale, May 28, 29 and 30. DO NOT FORGET THE DATE.
Will buy the choice of our (j. A. R. suits. These Suits sell at all times for $10. I but this special cut will hold good for
THE THREE ABOVE DAYS.
THIS IS HO BLUFF
But A Genuine Sacrifice Sale.
EPH. JOEL,
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, HATTER AND GENT'b FURNISHER.
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THE CRAWFORDSVILLK WEEKLY REVIEW.
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A New Firm
On Tuesday of last week a trade was coneunated in wbich Torn Houlihan became a partner in the well known grocery house of C. N. Vancleave on north Washington street. The result of this partnership is probably a combination of the best young business talent to be found in the city. The narrow scope la the grocery business does no suffice this raterprising firm and they will at once enlarge to their full proportions by putting in a large nnd complete line of hardware and farm implements and take their stand among the leading Arms. Mr. Houlihan is especially fitted for the new position and will give it all of his attention. Being thoroughly acquainted with the needs of the farmers everything used used by them will be kept in stock and Ibe sold on a live and let live bases for cash. AB for Mr. Vancleave in his department nothing need be said, as his already large trade speaks louder for him than words can praise. In order that they may sell goodB to one and all alike, and at the very lowest possible figure, they will, on and after July 1, 1890, institute a strictly cash system and give their customers a benefit of the money lost on bad debts and the accruing interest which they never get. When In the city go and see them and yoa will never retrret it.
Obituary.
James Davis was born in Virginia May 24, 1816, and came with his parents to Montgomery county when but nine years of age, where he has lived nearly all his life. He was married twice and was the father off twelve children, seven of whom preceded him in death, four dying when quite young, three llater in life. The surviving children are John W. Davis, of Yountsville Mrs. Wm. Baiser, of Alamo Jos. L. Davis, of this city, and Albert and Edgar, students of Wabash College, who live with their mother on south Walnut street. Mr. Davis was one of the oldest residents of this county, having lived here nearly all of Jsixtyfivo years, was generally known and universally respected as a man of strict business integrity and a devoted Christian. He left his farm and came to this city little more than two years ago to give his SODS a better opportunity to pursue their studies at college. For 20 weeks, which occurred on the 18th, he was a great sufferer from Brights disease, but he endured it all with such patience as gave expression to his substantial Chnstiau character which had been the beauty of his life.
Empty Houses.
The somewhat surprising fact is made known by Mr. Nichols, the city assessor, that there are 150 empty bouses in Crawfordsville at this time. This certainly does not indicate much thrift and business for our city, and indeed, presents a discouraging out-look. The want of work has drawn laboring men away from the city to seek employment elsewhere. Dull trade has become entirely too common a cry, and although neighboring county-seats may not be any better favored than ourselves still that does not help us. Here is a fact for our capitalists and men of means to contemplate. 150 houses empty! If they do not put their shoulders to the wheel, who will? If our city is to thrive and prosper who can make it so much so as they? If they will not offer inducements to manufacturers to locate, are there any others who can?
Meeting of tho Farmers' Council. The next quarterly meeting of the Mont gornery County Farmers' Council will be held at the cqurt house in Crawfordsville, on Thursday, Mny 29. The programme is ns follows:
FORENOON.
"Sheep Husbandry," by Jasper N. Davidson. "The Causes and Remedy for the Depression in the Busines of Farming," by J. N. Fullenwider.
AFTERNOON.
that we
"Contact with Nature," by Mrs. Emma Mount McRae, Professor of English Literature in Purdue University.
Reading by Mamie Wilhite. General discussion after each paper.
More Swindlers.
In the vicinity of Monticello, parties representing themselves as being connected with Chicago houses, have been Belling groceries to the Farmers' Alliance and to farmers generally at wholesale prices. Sugar was Bold at an especially low price and several car loads. The sugar arrived, was inspected and proved to bo equal to samples, but when about six inches of the top was used out of it was discovered that the remainder was pure Lake Michigan sand.
The Spring Medicine.
The popularity which Hood's Sarsaparilla has gained as a spring medicine is wonderful. It possesses just those elements of health' giving, blood-purirying and appetite-restoring which everybody seeins to heed at this season. Do not continue in a dull, tired, unsatisfactory condition when you inav be so much benefited by Hood's SarsapariHa. It purifies the blood and makes the weak strong.
For Sale.
One hundred home seekers excursion tickets at tho Vandalia station, May 20, south, southwest and west. One fare for the round trip. Fun seekers granted same rates. 2t J. C.HUTCHINSON, Agent.
There is danger in iinpuro blood. There safety in taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. 100 dozen 91.
Do Not lie 0«c«iTed,
Camtion.-Do not let amy Druggist palm off any medicine on you in place of Johnsoa's English Bucliu for tfcere is nothing equal to it that oan take its place. Ask for it and take BO other.
Commissioners' ANowuntis.
J. J. Inslsy fc Son, llwy hir* .$11 50 Frank a. Miarp* for wring enumaratieft of mvoU'8 of Union township 09 25 Bxccrsior Stamp Works, rubber slumps a tw Cha». H. Ifowen, printing ]0 er, K. 1'. UcClaskey. postii^ election notices.'. 44 70 A. Kostanzor fc sons, furniture 18 65 0.15. Arms, kliovs for priuonors, 1 50 Doc Brittou, livery hir» 75 E. S. Simpson, enumeration of votes ef
I'ulon township*. Ut lit E. I*. Mot'Uiskyy, posting election notices in Wayne. Walnut, KipUy nnd Franklin townships 16 50
JJOTICE •F Al'POl.tTMIiHT.
Estate of MMBon Greuord duuoascd.' 2,'olico barvby glf.ea that the nndorsluucd has been nppointod and duly qualiSed as executor of the estate of Simeon Grennrd late of Monteomory county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is (apposed to bw solvent
April 2!), 18S0. SQUIRE ItUsSK
Dr. Barnes will he at his office 311 south Walnut on Saturday and Sunday May 17th and
Grand Opportunity
To Secure a 3-4. lifo' To Secure a 3-4 Ufe size or India ink
haTemadearrangemente^hereby
EASTMAN. SCHLEICHER & LEE.
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OF INDIANA.
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON 1890.
Eastman, ScfiUr & Lee,
Ne. 5, East Washington St., Indianapolis.
Our friends in Crawfordsville and vicinity who have purchased heretofore of our house, have universally been pieased with our goods and prices. The designs and colors, make and shape, are this year more beautiful than ever. It is beauty, grandure and worth combined. When you come to Indianapolis, call at our house and inspect the large lines of Moquetts, Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrains, Oilcloths, Linoleums, Mattings, Shades, Rugs, etc., at Lowest Prices in the city. You will think the makers of these goods had assuredly exhausted their resources in producing fine goods, and you cannot go away without leaving an order for some of them.
THE——'
New Merchant Tailor,
NEXT DOOR TO P. O.
Buy when you get through corn planting. Oome in and see us and examine our goods Our prices are the lowest.
SUITS
from $20 up. Pants from $4 up.
SMOKE
CIGAR.
The best 5 cent cigar on earth! Ask your dealer for it and take no other. The Lot is strictly a hand-made, Havana filled cigar, and is sold everywhere.
JOHN HURLEY,
M't'r. Crawfordsville.
Sold in New Richmond by W. W* Washburn and Ira Stout.
Repair Yoar Bigj!
Don't buy a Hew one when your old one can be made as good as new for a yery small sum.
Alf. Baifey
Has opened a repair shop oyer Hadley & King's whole sale grotery where he is prepared to do painting, trimming and all kinds of repair work in the neatest style. Give him a call. All work guaranteei, Leave ouders at Moftett & Morgan's drug store or at his shop.
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.Boots and Shoes in Crawfordsville We cleared off all our old stock at a cut sale. We have no auction goods and no shoddy stun, if you want that kind you must go elsewhere. By selling for cash we are able to give this handsome prize. Call and see us
a card. S0MERVILLE BROS.
MairLStreet, Orawfordsville. Ind.
amount of $25.
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largest and best stock of
Dr. WA LTEB,
Formerly of the
Great New York Hospital
Now Surg eon of tho INTKK-4TATK
ASSOCIATION kx?'k»T SPECIALISM,
\Vill bo at thi Nnil nouse, Crawfordsville, Saturday, June T. Consultation and examl nation free ami strictly confidential in his pri•ate4arlors at tho Nutt House. l)r. Walter devotes his on tiro attention to diseases of tho eye, ear, throat, lungs nnd to all chronic, private aud nervors diseases and deformities, ns granulated lids, cross eyes, denfne»s, discliergo at tho ears, brownchitls, chronic cough, goitre [big neck], fever sores and ulcers, Hright's disease, rheumatism. all dlsoasos of the kidneys nnd bladder, heart, stomnch and nervous diseases, chorea [St. Vitus Vance], epilepsy [fits], general debility, scrofula, skin disease and all diseases due to bad blood.
Epilepsy or Fits positively cured by anew aud never failing remedy. Rectal IiiseaKex. l)r. Walter afso makes a specialty of all forms of rectal diseases, piles— internal and external, itching and bleeding, rectal ulcers,—which are often taken for nervous and lung diseases, all cured if taken in tlmo. Remember I cure all forms of plies without pain and interruption or detention from -business, and without the uso of knife, caustic, ligature or injection. Come and be convinced. Ladles suffering from complaints peculiar to thoir ser, can consult tho Doctor with every assurance of a speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting them to tho embarassing procedure of an examination, which, in most cases, is unnecessary. Tho Doctor partictularly invites all cases that have boon given up by other physicians.
TO YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED aud OLD MEN. Dr. Walter stakes his honor and profesional reputation upon the statement that ho has discovered a speedy and positive cure for all those sufferings from spermatorrhea). impotoncy, loss of manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of indlscreatlon in youth, or over Indulgence in late years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses with tho long list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most sacred and Important laws are cured in a short time. Itelief permanent and absolute cures guaranteed. All cases strictly confidential.
Mnull Turner*, CanceHS, Warts, Moles, Ktc., removed without acids, knife, pain or scar. Now method, electrolysis.
Catarrh. New homo treatmen, with apparatus invented by tho Dr. Examine it. Unsurpassed. Cheap.
Guarantee to cure every case of dyspepsia, sick head ache, piles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh.
I3T"I will give special attention to difficult cases and to eases other physicians have failed to cure.Persons applying for treatment will please bring from two to four ounces of urino for analysis. l)r. Lyman 1*. Walter, Western Address, Toledo, O.
Consultation Free.
WANTED.
Agents to canvass for the sale of our Homegrown Nursery stock. Most Liberal Term*. Unequaled facilities. One of the largest, oldest established and best known nurseries In the country. Address W. & T. SMITH, Goneva Nursery, established In
Ml..^Genovnjjj^jf^
Dr. Wm. Clark,
Of the Indianapolis Melical Institute, Indianapolis, Ind.
Will be at tho Shopman llouso on Wednesday Thursday Friday »ud Saturday, May ]4, 15.16 and 17, \There all who are suffering from chronic or other coaiwllcnted diseases are invited to call and consult him. He will tell the nature and 3t inriON
cause of your ailment without the slightest forinatloa from the patient. OONSULTATI FREE. The best scientific miads of thaayorld have discovered that all uhronlc disea&s are caused by parasitical gorins and blood poison:
We have remedies tha*.. will destroy tlieVo germs, amtfdoto and remove all blood poison aud all othor causes of disease, and cure diseases that cannot be cured by any othor treatment. WWe romovo the cause—nature will then cure.
Oar traatment wUI cure tumors wherever Jooated Iw Catarrh In its worst form. WDyspepsin aud diseases of the digestive organs. tVDeafnsss and noises lu *10 head. WGrnnulated lids and other diseases of the eyes. t3T~ Palpitation and other diseases of the heart. Weak and unliealty lunge, diseases of the Kidneys.
We cure diseases of W03IHX—if there aredlcplacemeats, Irregularities, lutlainatlon or weakness. We have a POSITIVE euro for general aad nervous debility, weakness of body aid mind, and all other troubles orphysical deraogements.
KWIlpmo treatment and robust health fully
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restored. Will boat the Sherman nouse Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, May 14 15, lfi, aud 17. I will make visits to Crawfords\iile monthly (see due mot ices), and In my absence address all letters to S3, Mass-av., Indianapolis. Ind. yfu, CLAKK, H. 9.