Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 October 1890 — Page 10

Mary E. V. Mullen.

Of Edlnburg. Indiana. Since childhood I had been cross-eyod,which was a source of great annoyance to me. I thought ttiore was no euro and flrraly believed they could not be straightened, as they had been that way so long. I was, however, per»suaded by a friend to try

Dr. Barne's treatment. I ..called on him in August, 1890, and after a consultadon of a few minutes I resolved to try his treatrftient. Ilectralghtenod my

eyes in about 3 minutes. It Is now about three months since the operation was performed, and my eyos have been perfectly straight evor since. I am now 23 years of ago and my eyes had b«en crossed sinco I was about 2. I would not have my eye» like they were again for any amount of money and my friends say it adds greatly to my personal appcarance. I feel that I can not speak too highly of Dr. Barnos for what he has done for me, and advise all who aro afflicted as I was to call on him and be cured.

MARY £. MUI.LKN.

Send stamp for replvjand be convinced of it« truthfulness.

Suffered with Piles and Fistula for 10 years ani' had an old sore of 12

Years standing.

I commenced taking treatment of Dr. Barnes on December 15,18f8, for piles and fistula anil ia less than 1 year's time I considered myself completely cured. I also had an old sore of over IS years standing and was treated by several physicians without success, I was cured of this malady in a fow weeks' time. 1 ndvise all who afUi«t«d as 1 was K« call on him and be cured.

Yours Respectfully, .1. A. BLADES, Roachdalo, Ind.

The statements of different individuals will follow in tliis paper from time to time and any one doubting any of these references will beeouvinced by writing to them, enclosing stamp for reply.

Dr. D. E. Barne.s

"Will be at his Ollice in Crawforclsville, at 311,.SOUTH WALNUT ST.

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J^OTICE TO HE1KS, CREDITORS, Mt_,

In the matter of the estati of Ariando L. Lee, dsceased, In tile Montgomery Circuit Court. Soptombor term, IS!)').

Notico is hereby given that William L. Dcnman as Administrator of the otate of Arlando I.. Leo, deceasod. has presented and filed his accounts and vouchers in flnal settlement of said estate, and tliat the same will comoup for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the litli day of Oct.. 1890, at which time allieirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are rel quired to appear in sai'i Court and show cause if any there be, why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs or disrlbuteee of said estats are also notified to be in said Court at the time aforesaid and make proof of kelrship.

Dated tills 13th day of September. 1800. WILLIAM L. DENMAN, Adminlstiator.

OTICJ? OK AJTOINTMENT. .J-1',"-'--

Estate of David Roudabushdeceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of David Roudabusli. late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased, and has been duly i|Uallfled as such. Said estate is supposed to le solvent. .IOI1N A. GRIFFIN,

Adinr. with will annexed.

Sopt, IS, 18S0.

DRSELLERSV COUGHS rSYRUR

Hanging: ""d stand lamps at The fair.

Tlie Host Advertising.

The most eflicient advertising' in behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla is that which conies from the mediciue itself, That is those who are .cured by it, speak to friend? suffering similarly, who in turn derive benefit and urge others to try this successful medicine. •Thus the circle of its noularity ts rapidly wiilening.froin this cause alone, and, are more and more becoming enthusiastic in behalf of- Hood's

Sarsaparilla aR it actually demonstrates its absolute merit. All that is asked for Hood's Sarsaparilla is that it be given a fair trial. If you need a good blood purifier, or building up medicine, try Hood's Sarsaparilla.

There is no resort in the city as popular as Muhteisea's Clipper saloon.

McKeeu's Best is made by practical mille who have had experience in the famous Pills ury Mills of Minneapolis.

Toledo Kxposition.

SEPTEMBER, S, 9,10,11, 12 andJlS-The Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City It. R. will issue excursion tickets from Charleston, 111., and all stations eastward to Toledo, on above dates, September 8-1 a inclusive at one fare for the round triii, tickets good to returu until Sept. 15th. Throngh trains between Toledo & St Louis.

call it pure cussedness.

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Try a sack of McKeen's best Hour.

Cigars and tobacco at the Clipper.

JJucklen's Arnica S.ilvc.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by Nye & Co., di utrs. N-17

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Aro You Looking For Tips -i

We shall say something of interest] to St. Louis passengers shortly. Perhaps it will interest yon, if not, your friends may be'.'

Through trains via Toledo, St. Louis .t Kansas City U. K. are deserviugly popular and well patronized. C. JKSKISS, (. P. A.

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SURRIES, styi(b, at Tinsley Martin's

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There is said to be nine Prohibitionists in this township. We are having plenty of rain to make the fall grass grow.

George Wise, who has been sick for souie time, isfimproving nicely. There are prospecta of trouble up here over some of the public ditch business yet before the snow flies.

O. W. Stingle.v and family were called to Tippecanoe county on last Saturday to attend the funeral of an infant child of Mrs. John and Jane Nisewander.

John P. Bible has no better friend in this political campaign than the Crawfordsville Star. It helped to] defeat John E. Lamb once and it is helping to elect John P. Bible.

Here is something that can be relied upon. Seven Republican votes for Bible, five for tiobin, eleven for Hutton, twenty-three for Hunt, four for Moffet, sixteen for Fullen, and the Lord knows how many for Hon. E. V. Brookshire.

We were somewhat surprised at the remarks made in our presence a few days ago by a leading Republican In speaking of John L. Gobin. He said he was highly pleased with him as an officer, and that he did ali in his power four years ago to defeat him, but now he is sorry of it and expects tojupport him at the ballot box next month.

We have been informed that some of the candidates were told that certain Democrats would not support them. There never was a man nominated for office but what he had somebody to fear. It might be well enough for every man that wants to be elected to leave no stones unturned. We know of one man being elected in Montgomery county some few years ago by the large majority of one vote.

We suggest that each election inspector call a special meeting at some public place and give the legal voters of Montgomery county instructions as to how they have got to vo'e. There seems to be considerable diversity of opinion as to how it should be done, also in regard to stamping of the tickets, and the manner of folding the same. This may save a great, many votes from bei«g thrown out.

NEW EICHM0ND.

told a voter for his support. Will voters be humbugged?

When republicans want an office they are sure to ask democrats to vote for them ut when they have any soft jobs republicans are sure to get them.

Old Alex Graves is looking for some one who has more bread and meat than he wants. Alex proposes to help them consume it if he finds such people.

Wa have surpressed news time after time for certain people. After this we shall write the news and those who get their toes pinched must gtin and bear it.

Democrats are mad and if a certain township official we know of ever dares show his head for office again lie will get it knocked off in the first round. Guess who?

The entertainment at the Christian church last Sunday night was well attended and proved a success. The spenking was good and every one enjoyed themselves.

School took up last Monday morning with Mr. McBroom as birch yielder it is hoped he will do a good job as there is plenty of material to work on in the New Richmond school house.

Barney Wallace has returned from the far off west. Our town was lost without Barney to crack his jokes and he had not struck the town two hours until the old time vigor was perceptible. "*jV

Win. Camubell is still selling cigars ami tobacco, confectionaries and furnishing goods below competition. Some large stores are hustling to keep up with Bill's prices and then don't quite do it.

The white washing done on the Round Hill school house looks like somebody had stood off and thrown chunks of lime at the eiling, A man who would expect pay for such work would do the Getau act.

Sam Moore, a business man of Lafayette, but formerly a resident of this place was in our village last Monday. Mr. Moore has got rich at the Star City and is so ahanged in features that none of his old associates knew him

J. W. Osborn says he can hear the picket's firing at all hours of the night in Walnut grove there is bloody war in that section of the country between a sharp shooter and a a United States Detective. £et 'em fight.

John Bible should be elected if from no other reason than the way he would not let a Crawfordsville paper black mail him he had no five hundred dollar to pay that sheet for its support hence the war that paper is making on him.

The Methodist minister at this place while calling at Mr. Amises got severely dog bit. The same dogs nearly killed a poor tramp while back. It is time some one would give them a dose and the owner too for keeping such brutes about him.

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Eli Campbell is painting for Thomas kens. Cold weather is making things look blue for everybody. £$2

Dentist Millsoiiis doing work here he bails from New Tow». Bayless Alexander called at u» place to do business last Mondaj

The gent who wrote the piece to the Argus News that the writer of these iteiss bad taken a trip to Lafayette, is now parted from his wife he tried to go to bed with the servant girl she squealed and he had to flv. Will be back soon no doubt. ji

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Chas. Beuiiet is painting the new sign Aicbey's livery stable. Old Mrs/'Hewef, who has been quite for a week past, able to lie out.

sick

The new residence of Mr. Lee is going'AVip fast. Also several other new ones are beiug built.

Chase Taylcrr bus departed for some other place uot known by most of the people of this place.

Ward and Burk are still at law and from last reports Burk was one ahead and the detective was away behind.

the white caps are talking of waiting upon. Try the law first then the gad.

The political pot is biiling an new revelations are made daily as to candidate's characters etc. But the people lo not generally be lieye it

The cry of tariff to help American Industries is one of the thinnest arguments ever

The gravel road is gettiug quite bumpy between this place and Round Hill. The road should have three or four teams at work instead of only one. Mr, Coleman is doing all he can but he should have help. One man's power is too small tor the length of the road.

The St. Louis execursion grows richer as it is talked about by those who went. If some people don't watch they will tell on them-

Several of our citizens will attend the Pettit selves. Wonder if these people wont all join trla'. Morbid curiosity is what they call it. We church next winter and give those lmdes who

don't and such is religion around New Richmond.

Some one with more gall than brains went into the orchard of the widow Nancy Bastion

There is a man living on Brittle Ridge that and stripped the trees of winter fruit as well as to break down the trees. The party that did the deed needs a visit by regulators and a hundred lashes laid on his hack who steals from a poor widow.

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THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

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Shows the Royal Baking Powder to be a cream of tartar baking powder of the highest quality, superior to all others in strength, leavening power, and general usefulness.

Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished by the highest

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woman. They may hide their funny business for awhile but when it explodes look out for a stench that will surprise the natives.

If Bible had given the Star five hundred dollars for its support the Star would have been for him teeth and toe nails but Bible did not think the Star's Influence amounted to that much hence the charges the Star Is making against him, When it comes that a man with the unsavory reputation the Star has, will have the gall to do such things,

Mike Price, the man of brogue, ani who has the Irish vote in his pocket, a? he thinks, had better explain how he came to pay Lafayette parties more than home people for the same goods, or Fullen will run so far ahead of him he will not no be is on the ticket. The Irish people are too smart to be caught by a man simply because he can say be Jases and O'Rarity.

The Star says Bible has bought up all the saloons. In the paper that circulates throughout the country, the edition that is printed for town reading has that item out. Keeney must think all the|country people are temperance and the town people drunkards. Well if Bible owns all^tbe saloons Mr. Bandle will be in a boj for where will he dispose of his beer he bottles after the election. Surely Bible will not buy it and the Star will be his only customer. Old goggles will have to drink more than ever.

Mr. Bible and the editor of the Star, Mr. Keeney, were not| known to each other until the nomination of Bible. The editor of that sheet went to Bible and wanted the sum of five hundred dollars to support him with his paper. Mr. Bible would not accep*, and lo and behold! in a few, short weeks it comes out a full fledged Bandel paper. Now who used the money wrh the paper, Bandel or Bible? Can't the voter see in a moment why it was? Are we to trust the sheriff's offiGe in the hands of a inanlthat^will buy up the newspaper to sing hisjpraise?

A Word From Independent.

Thank?, Mr. (iogles of (be Star, for the flattry you make me feel proud by saying the editor of THE REVIEW writes pieces for his paper and signs names to them and tries to make people think that some one else wrote them. We never knew before that we could write that well. Now, Mr. moon-eyed gogles of the Star, if you have one hundred dollars that you have no use for put it up in some re sponsible hands and 1 will cover it, and will prove to you that the editor of THK REVIEW had no more to do with those items than tbe editor of the Star had. Put up or shut up is the way|"Independent" does,but like the lying cur you are, you will hunt your hole. You will not put up one cent. You knew you lied when you wrote the article. Now as to Mr. bible, I can bring several men who have determined to vote for Bible, and simply because they think you and your paper have sold out teeth and toe nails to Bandel! and his click. The gogle-eyed editor of the Star should be the last man in the world to attack the character of any person. The people have a recollection of bis conduct in matters not at all creditable to a decent citizen some years ago in Crawfordsville. Living in a glass house, he should not throw stones at others. Sweet scented night blooming cerius to be attacking the character of Mr. Bible. Mr. Bible can show a character that not one in five hundred can, and all the Star's spleen and spite will only make votes for him, and if he is not elected it will not be on account of the Star's slurs. In our next we will compare the characters and lives of the two candidates, Bandell and Bible, so tbe voters can see the truth and decide v.'hich man deserves the office of sheriff.

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INDEPENDENT.

Vandalia Column-

Round trip excursion rates and dates: arroll couuly fair, Camden, Sept. 17 to 20, $1.25: Terre Haute emancipation day, Sept. 22, $2.15: Terre Haute soldiers' reunion, Sept. 4:5 to 2ti, $1.60 Indianapolis State fair, Sept. 20 to 2", $1.30 St, Louis exposition Mondays and Thursdays to Oct. 16, $9.35 St. Fair Oct. 4 to 11, $7.30 St. Louis Veiled Prophets, Oct. 7, $R.K0. Home-seekers' excursion south-west Sept. 13 as follows Hot Springs

."1.$20.65

Little Rock 17.15 Pine Bluffs 16.40 Springfield, Mo 13.90 Joplin. Mo 16.40 Winheld, Kas 19.50 Witchita, Kas 18.70 rkansas f'ity 20.55 hattanoog a, Tenn 13.50

Aud scores of other points for about one fair (he round Jtrip. For information call at Frown's drug store, (lty and Vandalia office.

JO HUTCHINSON.

There are several red l:o: scanda's reported! Miss Klna Nicholson has just received about ripe to burst on this community. A lautiful line of tips, birds, birds and trim married man aud a married woman are con- mings whict yon are cordially invited to cerned. Also a married man and a single inspect.

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Always to be found at this old and popular store,

Nothing shoddy on our shelves or cases, but thaVbcst quality to be found in any Jewelry store of the West. Prices always reasonable.

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ypu *Mr K)MIHAV1C« or eye glasses? Do you appreciate tho iniporliavlng tho frames and lensos properly fitted? Ho your old lons*»-

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The Markets.

INDIANAPOLIS.

Cattlo—We quote: Fancy Export $4 15@4 60 Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds $3 75@4 10 Good shipping steers

1,100 to 1,800

pounds 18 60@8 90 Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds S 25@3 50 Fair to medium heilers 2 00@2 25 Common to fair heifers 1 '65@2 00 Good to choice cows 2 00^2 25 Fair to medium cows 1 50fel 75

Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medium $8 90@8 'MlX Fair to good mixed Good to choice light Roughs Light Mixed Wheat Corn Oats Hay

8 6508 85 8 75@8 90 2 25@8 5(1 8 65@3 85 90 42 25@30

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Wheat :.....^75^85 Corn 80@35 Hay $10 Oate... 25fct85 Butter 12 Eggs ........10 Apples

"Flowers will he little worn Una year." said Miss Edna Nicholson to a REVIEW man one day this week, "but tbe tips, nirds and riubons ?re just too lovely for anything. I have bought a larger stock this fall than ever bere because I anticipate a very large trade,1 As Miss Nicholson has such a splendid reputation in her line of business she will.surely, not be dfsappoiDteil:

The only woman chiropodist in London hails from America.

The new Kansas home of Senator Ingalls, been named Oak Ridge.

Last Chance.

West and southwest excursion. Tuesday, Oct. 14ih, IhejToledo, St. Louis and Kansas City R. R. will sell half fare excursion tickets to points West and southwest, Liberal stop over privileges aud ample return limit.

Fast day express train. Close connection in St. Louis Union Depot to and from the West and Southwest.

Call on nearest iijjeut forifurther particulars or nddresf. ('. C. JKKKIKS, "'*1^" Gen'l Pass Agent.

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Ft. Wayne continues to patronize southern lotteries to the extent of many thousand dollars a month.

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Tho transition from long lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of. the individual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and tbe agency whereby the good health has been attained is gratefully blessed, Hence it is that so much is beanltnitpraise of Electric Hitters, ho many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the use of the Great Alterative and Tonic. If yon are troubled with any disease of kidneys, liver and stomach, of long or,short standing you will surely find relief by use of Elect nc Hit ters. Sold at 50c and Jjl per bottle at Nye^A: Co's. drug store.

Children are just as liable to suffer from catarrh as grown people. The best and easiest applied remedy is Old Saul's catarrh cure.

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Special cash Sale of House Hold Goods, directly west of the court house.

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Money to loan at 7 per cent, annual lnterea without commission. Cumberland fc Miller.

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Potatoes 40@75 Young Chicks 8 Clover Seed .f3@f3 25 Chickens 6 Turkeys 8 Ducks 5

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All kinds of tin ware at The Fair.

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