Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 October 1890 — Page 4

COVPOUND EXTRACT

Tbe importance of purifying the blood cannot be overestimated, lor without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health.

At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich tho blood, and we ask you to try Hood's Pprilliar Sarsaparllla. Itstrengthens

c^uiia.l

^4 buiujj up the system,

crcates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. The peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation of tho vegetable remedies used give to Hood's Sarsaparilla pecul- "p-. l+ealf iar curative powers. No O IIS6IT other niedicise has such a record of wonderful cures. If you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other instead. It Is a Fecu'.lar Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.

Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold ty all druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.

IOO Doses One Dollar

l-nder a much more Mie«_v*:*ful treatment that JDi. Huntsing'jr has tM»n utdng fqr Ihe past seven •"'-aths his pra«!tlv has greatly increased. The TVK'tor now treats more Ky«*. Ear, Xo*e HIM! •Jhronle Catarrh patient* with Milder remedies 111(1 hotter and quicker ou than ever before. This treatment especially suited to Chlldreu and pecuilaily sensitive persoria.

Special attention to the Longest Standing and most Difficult eHses to 'urc. Also all Surgical a* Catalans. Cross-Kyc, Deformities, »»tc. 'peratlons ou tho Ky»» Bull performed without pain.

A n*?glecte«l or badly treated Chronic Catarrh Is th»» great cause of much deafness* in tLe middle-aged and elderly people. h!m of consumption. A chronic discharge from tho cur ia very daugeroiwto life, a* itis liable cause blood poison or brain disease. Consultation free. ,| People are so delight-

Spectacles!

Hi tbe Quality,

Price ami'Elegant Siirht ffivin? properties of the Doctor's IVrfeel Spectacles and Eye (i lasses that their sal** is constantly Increasing. Still selling at factory prices and fitting them Free of Charge. Special pais taken to rest the face and eyes, thus giving the greatest e.w and comfort, as well as trreatly Improving the personal appearance of the wearer. hisses »i)cv3)fully fitted where others fail. This ail. will appear every ot!ier week,

H1?KEHK '{•. iioo. I). Hurley, attorney at law. son Frank, discharge from oars and deafness John K. otirtney, lawyer, son, bad eye and ears: ». Mills, denfnoss etc., twentyyears standing: («us Mayer, daughter confined nine months in dark room with violent eye disease. causing total blindness Israel J'atton, total blindness from cataract -Miss i'lara Alston, violent ulceration of eye ball K. H. •iuith, wife, eye disease A. K. Hayless, mother, ryo disease Dr. James Thompson, deafness, uil of CrawfordsvUle. Hon. Mlas Peterson, wife, deafneso. bad case. Potato Creek Frank Powors. chronic catarrh, bunker, Colfax Conprossman D. Owens, I!ogansjHrt, discharge from -aarfl an-l deafness Judge waugh, Tipton, surgical operation on eyo that restored sight Judge

Terhune, I.ebanon, Ind., deafness Kx-Senator Kent, Frankfort. Ind., catarrh and deafne J. IJnn. Mace, catarrhal deafness, and numerous oth"rs in this vicinity equally bad.

T)r. Huntsinger will boat Dr. C. K. Hanklns office in Crawfordsvillo on TIIUKSUAY, OCT. S, and every two weeks thereafter.

Will ue ui l)r. Kleiser's onice at WaveUnd on Friday. October -1. and regularly ovory four w»»cks *.h«Moaft"t 11 Friday.

\fter the Fire.

We now have our new elevator com

pitted to ri'cftive wheat and corn.

With our large senilis ihat weighs team

and wagon and other line improve

ments we have 1he most convenient

place ior unloading in the county.

Thereiore liringon your grain, .riiank

ing you lor past lavore we are

Respect ully.

and r^n:. Market St.

NEW LOCATION, NEW GOODS and LOWER PRICES.

Tomlinson & Co. having purchased the John' Brown grocery store, and added many new goods invite the city and country friends of the old house to call around at their new location, 113 East Market street. We will quote low prices on •,

SUGAR, COFFEE, fLOlfij

And otherjiousehold necessities.

We will give you the best prices for any country produce you may have to sell, and invite you to come in and

nspecr.

TOMLINSON & CO.',

113 K. Market St.

Youngs Gei|t ta,

Buy your Xew Tall Suit of

'GILBERT BROTHERS,

(Chas. and John)

And be happy. Our new Fall sftock is now all in. "and it is not surpassed in any citv lor quality and style. We guarantee you a mm pefect lit. £3?~Try Us.

20 Main street'

THE RI-:VIKV\

F. X. ZaUSC.

Hx-^euator McDonald.

Win address the Democracy ot Montgomery Couuly, on Saturday, Nov. 1st, 1890.

i)£H0CEATIC SPEAKING. J. M. SKI.I.KH.

I^doga, Saturday Oct 11, 7:80 p. in. New Markot, Oct. 18, 7:30 p. m. Alamo, Oct, 18, 7:80 p. m. Darllogton, Oct. 27, 730 p- in.

JUDOK LKW1S JOBDO.N.

CrawfordsTllle, Oct. 17, 730 p. in.

WHERE TO VOTE.

Voting Plac03 in Union Township as Agreed to by Chairmen Williams and Sailer. Tbe following places bare been selected In the precincts in Union township (or holding tbe election on November 4, 1890:

Precinct No. 1, Union township, will vote at the residence of H. O. Shuey, northwest corner ot Market street and Whitlock avenne.

Precinct No. 2 will vote at Hall's broom Bhop on the north side ot east Main street, No. 1012.

Precinct No. 8 will vote at the residence ot Zack WllliatuB on the south side of east Wabash avenue about one block east of tbe L. N. A. Jt C. R. R.

Precinct No. 4 will v*te at the residence of Charles Becckler near south-east corner ot Jefferson and Plum streets. Residence 505 east Jefferson.

Precinct No. 5 will vote at the residence of John A. Corbln, southeast comer of Plum and Franklin streets.

Precinct No. ti will vote at the residence of Sam Johnson on tbe south side of east Franklin street between Plum and Elm streets.

Precinct No. 7 will vote at the engine house on the southeast corner of College and Water streets.

Precinct No. 8 will vote on tbe south side of east Slain street at tbe Robbins hotel between (ireen and Water streets.

Precinct No. 9 will vote at the wood work •hop of J. S. Miller & Co.. on the east side of north Washington street between Main and Market streets.

Preninct No. 10 will vote at the residence of William (iriffitb, northeast corner of Washington street and Wabash avenue.

Prci net No. 12 will vote at the residence ef Robt Larsh on the west sideof south Washington street between Franklin and College streets.

Precinct No. 13 will vote at the residence of Robt. Wilson, southwest corner of Market street and Grant avenue.

Precinct No. 14 will vote at the residence of Mrs. Mary Sullivan on tbe north side of North street between the Lafayette Pike anl Grant avenue.

Precinct No. 15 will vote at the residence of Fred Drown on the north side of west Market street, two doors west of Vance street.

Precint No. 16 will vote at thr residence ot Paul Larsli, No 904 west Market street on the north side of said Btreet, two doors west of iilair street.

CURRENT EVENTS.

Rico & Yaekle, clothiers at Hulsboro, I1L, failed Wednesday for S10.000. Snow is reported as falling in the hills around Carson, Nev., Wednesday evening.

M. W. Anman, aged 63, (oil doad at Grand Rapids, Mich., Wednesday of heart disease.

A pearl recently found in tho Pecatonica river, near Galena, Hi., sold Wednesday for S"i,000.

The striking miners at Ishpoming, Mich., have submitted a proposition for a compromise to their employers.

Charles Clark, a laborer 35 years old, was killed by tho caving in of a clay pit in which ho was digging at Racine, Wis.

The general time convention open»d in New York Wednesday with representatives of 121,010 miles of railroad present

Owing1 to the visit of tho President tho mayor of St. Louis has issued a proclamation declaring a half-holiday on next Saturday.

The Dowagiac (Mich.) Union fair opened Wednesday with large entries in all departments and the speed classes well filled.

Governor Campbell, of Ohio, has refused to pardon Isaac Smith, tho Pike County murderer. The execution will take place October U4.

Kansas veterans are holding their Stato reunion al Topeka and the streets, business houses and residences are handsomely docorated.

Joseph Tiltjoiw: a well-known German farmer, had his neck broken by being thrown from his wagon by a runaway team Tuesday night near Clinton, 111.

James Atkins, a lawyer and Republican politician of Savannah, Ga., was found dead in his oflice Wednesday morning. Heart disoase was tho cause of deatli.

Tho population of Nebraska is announced by the Census l'.ureau to bo 1,05(5,793, art increase of «5UT.4"1. That of New Jersey is 1,441,017, an increaso of 309,901.

The annual meeting of t.he Iowa Stato Butter, Clieeso and Egg Association will bo held at Fort Dodge, la., November 5, 6 and 7. Reduced rates will lie given by all railroads.

A mad bull gored Andrew Hippenmeyer, f0 years old, in tho pen of a slaughtor-liouso at Madison, Wis., so terribly as to leave little hope of the victim's recovery.

N. S. Pincknoy pleaded guilty in the suporior court at Grand Rapids, Mich., to embezzlement of 51,500 of the Lake Shorn & Michigan Southern Company's money a year ago.

Wednesday William Shunim, a printer of 'Muncie, Ind., laid his neck across a rail and was decapitated by a train. He was driven insano by sotting up the doBcription of a murder case.

Partial returns from the special election in New Mexico. Tuesday for tbe adaption or rejection of the new const!-

THE CltAYVK/iiDSt vV

FOR UOTnukh.50.

A His Hatch or Xmnhtiit «»n« Mntle Various DUtrii't* \Y-i!nriiiuy. The following nominations for Conpress wore made on Wednesday: Connecticut, First district, S. H. Forbes (Pro.): Third, David A. Wo'.ls (I)ein.) H. J. Crocker (Pro.) Fourth. (crick Miles (Rep.) renominated. Massachusetts, First district, Charles R. Codman (Dem.) Ninth, John W. Candler (Uep.) renominated: G. F. Williams (Dem.) Tenth, II. M. Small (i'ro.). New York, First district, James W. Covert (Dem.) renominated John Child (Rep.) Seventh, W. T. Crosdale (Dem.) Edwin J. Dunphy (Dem.) Eighth. T. J. Campbell (Dem.) Ninth, Amos J. Cumings (Dem. renominated: Tenth, Frank B. Spinola (Dem.) renominated: Eleventh, J. D. Warner (Dem.) Twelfth, Roswell P. Flower (Dem.) renominated Thirteenth. Asel P. Fitz (Dem.) Fourteenth, W. G. Stahlnecker (Dem.) renominated John G. Cockroft (Rep.) Seventeenth, T. C. Teale (Rep.) Twen-ty-fif:h, William Stitt (Dem.) Thirtyfirst, M. J. Shea (Dem.) Thirty-third. F. L. Bunting (Dem.) Thirty-fourth, J. D. Rogers (Pro.). Kentucky, Second district, H. R. Bourland (bom.). Mississippi, Seventh district, Meredith Matthews (Rep.). Michigan, Eleventh district, S. M. Stephenson (Rep.) renominated. Ohio, Fourth district, W. P. Orr (Rep.). South Carolina. Fourth district, G. W. Shell (Fanners' Alliance). Utah, Charles C. Goodwin (Liberal).

UNDER TWELVE HEADS.

Arrangement of Kxhlbits for the Columbian Exposition. CHICAGO, Oct. 9.—The committee on classification has completed the ground plan of its system for dividing tho world's fair exhibits. TUe divisions have not all been decided upon, and the sections will be added at later meetings of the committee. The several departments are:

A— Agriculture. B—Viticulture, horticulture and floriculture. C—Live stock D—FUh, fisheries, Osh products ana apparatus for fishlns.

E—Mines ami mining anil metallurgy. F—Machinery. 0—Transportation and intercommunication H—Electricity and electrical appliances J—Manufaciures. K—Fine arts: pictoriV., piaoV.c and deco-' rative.

L—Music, education, literature, engineorlnfpublic works, sociology. M—The progress ot human labor and invention.

The woman's bureau is made a division of tbe last-named department, "the progress of human labor and invention." Electricity will form an important exhibit outside the department especially assigned to it. It will be used in motors, for lighting purposes, and in appliances used in segregated exhibits.

FOR A DEEP-WATER HARBOR.

later-State RepresentatiTes Gatherlos at Dei Molneg, ]a. DES MOINT.S, la.. Oct. 0.—The interState deep-water harbor committee will meot bei-e to-day. The committee is composed of sixty representatives from nine States and five Territories and was appointed by the different Governors at tho Deep-Water Harbor convention in the fall of 186S. The object of the convention is to secure a deep-water harbor on the coast of tho Gulf of Mexico. The present mooting is important, as the present Congress has appropriated S500,000 to begin the improvementof Galveston harbor and authorized tho board of engineers to enter into additional contracts for carrying on the v.ork. to the amount of Srt,'^00,000.

Kill**d by a Cowboy.

CDEYEXXF.. Wyo., Oct. 3.—Ueorge llenaerson, manager of the Clay & Forrett Cattle Company's business in Wyoming, was shot, and killed Wednesday morning by a cowboy in his employ, who escaped after the killing. The killing occurred near Rongis, Fremont County, the scene of the lynching o! Postmaster Averi'.l and Cattle Kat* about a year ago and is an outgrowth of that affair.

Mado a ."Mistake ill the Date. ,'^3" WKI.I.AMI. Out., Oct. 0.— Justice Hose announced at tho opening of court Wednesday morning that in pronouncing sentence on Day. the Niagara falls murdorer, Tuesday night, he fixed the dato of execution for Thursday, ISth of November. He had intended to say Thursday, the ISth of December, and in consequence granted the prisoner a respite till tho ISth of December,

.shoes to Cont More Moiipr,Wl NEW YOISK, Oct. !.— About !U0 shoe manufacturers, representing all parts of the country, met here Tuesday ar.d decided that there must bo an advance in the price of shoes. Tnis decision was reached only after a long discussion. It was said that the advance would be from twenty-five to fifty cents a pair.

In Itrlialr of Iroi.ln', slaycrn. CUICAOO, Oct. 0.—Attorney W. S. Forrest has completed his brief and bill of exceptions in the Cronin caso and they have been forwarded to tho Supreme Court at Ottawa. It is intended to have the matter disposed of at the October term of tho .Supreme Court.-®!! gg$g

A Hir Iiisiirunru !«at.

NEW YOI:K. Oct. Tbe Hoyal and Queen insurance companies, of Liverpool, Kng., are to bo consolidated, tho stockholders of the former having bought a majority of the capital stock of tho QueeuYfor S!,000.000.

Murtler Will Oul.

Los AxftKi.Es, Cal., Oct. 9.—Nathan Willett, a farmer living near Norfolk, has been arrested on a charge of murder, ho having killed H. li. Woodward in Anderson County, Tox., seventeen years ago.

Died In MasHttcliluet t.t.

SriiiNfiKiEi.n, Mass., Oct. 0.— Henry Salisbury, president of Salisbury & Venton 1'apor Company, of Indianapolis, Ind., died here of apoplexy. Ilo was 70 years of age. V1

New Free Delivery rotl-Offlcc*. WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—Tho free delivery service will be established at the following-named Indiana post-oflices on Noverabor 1: JefTorsonville. LaPorte, Connorsrillc. ,, 1,j. »«r

VIEW.

Wool dress goods at worth 12J^ ||gg Tricot Cloth only 1'J!-.,. wortti 25. WM All Wool Cloth, double width. only"25. lilaok Henrietta, silk linish, 45 inches wide, only (55 cents, worth 8T). Extra heavy Canton Flannel 8worth 1214. Bleached Muslin at ti cents, worth 8.?). In Flannels, Blankets, Yarns, Jeans,

Table Linens, Crashes, Muslins, Callicoes, Hosiery and Underwear we defy all competition to quality and prices.

Next Door to Elston Bank

Dr.WALTER,

Formerly of the

Great New York Hospital

Now Surgeon of the Mis INTKK-VI'ATK

ASSOCIATION SPECIALISTS,

Will bi at th" .Nutt liuiije". t'lUM fonlsvllle Frl'lay, Ort«ilv*r -2*. ousultatioti iiinl oxamtnation fw and strl.-! ••..mrl.!-n:Ia! In his privat« parlors nt tlit- Nan Ilousi'. Llr. Walterdevotes his Putin- atf-ntlrm to of the eye, ear, throat, lunz* an 1 to a!! ohromi:. private and

tiPi-vors

diseases an'l 'lffo-mities, a» granulated

lids, cross" eye*. l»«tnv9«. dinchergw at the ears, browuchltls. clironle cmiph. iroitro [hlg neck], fever sores and uhvr*. BrlnUfs disease, rheumatism, all diseases of the kidney!, aud bladder, heart, stomach and uervou* di^ea-e*, chorea [St. Vitus Danee], I'l'llrpsy flits], general debility. scrofula, skin dis.tas- and ai! di-easee duo IU bad lK:wI.

Kpilepxv or Fits positively cured by a new and never failing remedy. Kectal Diseases. l't\ Walter aiKi makes a specialty of alt forms of rectal diseases, piles— int'wna] and external, itchlns and bleedlug, rectal ulcers.—which are often taken for nervous and lung diseases, all cured If taken in time. Remember 1 cure all forms of idles without pa'n and interruption or detention from busine- s, and without the use of knife, caustic, ligature or injection. Come and be convinced. Ladiessuffering from complaints peculiar t- their sex. can consult the lloetor with every assurance of a speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting them to the einbarasring procedure of an examination, which. In most casus, is unnecessary. The Doctor partictularly invitesa I cases that have been given up by otu-r physicians.

TO Yorxt MIUDI.E-AGEI) and OI.DMKN. Dr. Walt-r stakes his honor and profesional reputation upon the statement that ho has illscovered a speedy and positive cure for all tlisse sufferings from spei tnatorrhons. lmpotency, loss of manhood or from wakn-ss brought on by errors of indwereatiou In youth, or over Indulgence in late years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital lossesulth the loug list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most sacred and important laws are cured In a short time. Relief permanent and absolute cures guaranteed. AilciS'-s strictly confidential,

Mnall Tumei*. Caneeas, Warts. .Moles, Kti\, removed without acids, knife. |.alu or rear. I New method, cl-ctrolysis.

V-J

Catarrh. New home treatmen. with appaI ratus invented by the Dr. Examine it. Unsurpassed. Cheap.

Guarantee to cure every case (if dy-pepsia. sick head ache, piles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh. lif I will give special attention to dinicult cases and to cases other physicians have failed to cure._j£j l'ersotis applying for treatment I will please bring Irom tuo to four ounces ef urine for aualvsis. I llr. I.viii.iii I'. Waller. Werners Addru.s, I Toledo, u.

I Consultation Free.

The Public Ueciird cigar, ,!,l t,y Kelly ,t Ilanuer, of Itanvilie, is the finest five cent cigar ever introduced iu CrawfonHville. Tho brand is inude iu live different shapes and sizes, and to a coutieseur, it will be sure to strike the right spot, It is a genuine Havana filler, al made by baud and contains {no poisonous drugs. It is to: sale nt the following stands: A. V. Biufoi 1 ,T-tt. „'in A I I'uckworth. Truitt it scon, J. Ilearti nnd Smith it Morgan, i.ive a ttialjand yon will have uo othet

It Is Simply Wonderful!

The amount or dress goo,Is wo have sold in the last t-.vo weeks. Our stock now comprises all the new weaves in lilielr and colors, plaid and stripes. They should be seen to be appreciated and at the prices we have nviked them you cannot help but buy of us.

OUR

I O A

DEPARTMENT.

This department is now full of new novelties in all qualities "or Ladies Misses and Children. ES~Remember we save you from $2 to S10 .-n every cloak bought of us.

Abe Levinson

I- Consumption 1 m-urable

Head the following: Mr. ('. H. Morns, Newark, Ark., says: "Was down with Abscess of I.tiugs, and friends and physicians prouounced moan incurable consumptive. Began taking In. King's New Discovery for Consumption, mil now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made."

Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: "Had it not lteen for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption I would have died of lung troubles, Was given tip by doctors.2Am now lu best of health. Try it. Sample bottle free at Nye's drugstore.

A Kouud Oak is the origiual.£others are imitations.

The Great St-Louis Fair

October rtth to 11th. Toledo, M, I.ouls, it Kansas City R. K. will sell half-l tre excursion tickets from all stations, limited to return, to September Utli. Veiled Prophets pageant Tuesday night, October 7th. Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas f'lty R. R. fast Express arrives St. Louis Union Depot 7:50 p. in., before the great parade. Cme-lialf lare. o!

•Martinsville authorities are after the violators ot the liqucr law.

In Our Millinery Deparment

have surpassed all our previous efforts. We have everything that is new and stylish in this line and, remember, that our prices are one-third less than the same goods can be bouirht tor elsewhere.

Call and see what we have, even if you do not wish to buy, we will bo pleased to show you our goods and give you our prices.,

George 1. Hughes,

Pianos and Organs.

Bros J. and C. Fischu and Shubert Pianos, Esty and Story & Clark organs. Thus giving the purchaser a large stock to select from.

Before placing your order, call and see us and save money.

George Hughes^

207 E. Main Street.

THE NEW PENSION LAW

Miif7. ..'.S P?nsl0n Rrantetl without an'v reference to when or how the vicious habits.^ °r

0,lt

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Wayne, Ripley, Coal Creek

Ye8,an'"y"c,herrrh"-ll"lt""iti

vv aynetown Mills.

OF 1'OLAND CHINAS.

I will oflor at I'UMlesale on my faun :)U. IIIHOK no rth-eaM c! Thorntou-u. county. Intl., on lill'HSDAV, OCT. n, 1S1K», ^ljr»ut 1.10 head of

E. Main St

0t'tn'' service-ir

served?ie.Ul1wi?h 'T ",0ntJh /or.uth9

°r

not

entlrely hl-'lplessalthough

»™r?on' aftht rXoTs™ mo'nufe1"'1Whll,!

new law commences the time the application is filed.

the result of his owa

wi(low

every soldier or sailor who

refflird to the time °r cause of her husband's de*ith

dependent on hor labor for her support. Also 82 additional for earh child under 16 years of age, and the child's pension is to continue if it i* indie.0'

the mother remarries or should

S"'vlc,!'

ensloni'

tnm application is made under this law the claimant can select anv attorney he desires without reference to his old claim, and if a sol iior now (lr,u\ mg loss tiian |(i per month he can lie increased under this law.

P.H. FITZGERALD,

unaer

the

Ihe latest improved machincr, an»l nil tho

"-l-'in iuiprovcinunt" and no better llour made tu thpytntv

RiHOLLOWELL & CO.

WAYNKTOWX. INDIANA. ,r.

Fourth Annual

PUBLIC SALE

lioniuplibh il I'oiand Cli-

na liogs and pi*.- of all of that ijuaUty that Is the mr.st prolltablo to tho lannur and of that flnish so pleasing to the broodor. This otToring will incki'le 15 younK lxwirn,:] ye?»rliug bjai-s, «UtH, yenrUncttows, 'Jl Iallrplg8and tho brood BOW, Modol with her litter of six pig*. Tho plKH olTeivd are nin'd by sueh boar.* as I'rhte*

Hustler UoUmont .3If, White C. Trenton Hock 2d Mil, Hlaek iSiieceHs lid and out of the following son-a: Hoso May r.N»1, Mlaek Hens C. 8'KH, Nellie C. 1

Dr. P. M. ABBETT

,.,,J I'lHInuoiis pructlcc In this

1,1

Iiil 111

1'1» sixwlaltles-.

1 forms

fl ilnonlo .liscat.03 of skin

nail bliXHl. l.vuiy vesti) .) of (llHense of prlvoto n.ttarp ornJIcnte.l without tho u«. of mireurj? A i»ot.|livo euro or ni-rvous (lluvnevs of youni: neu Kimrnut«.«Ml who In youth wpio vk-limaT!

mm.

I'M, Tip Ear l^.VS,

HonaBell id 17t«*J. Hose W. Maude S. 17Ks, Slick C. ll««xM)alfy Maid Hona Hell lir»«, Kinnie 11. 17ISI, Minnie Ida SJl'.fctt, Tenia i21117ti. Hlllle 'J1U78, Klnle 2I!N5, Maud'JlKM, Model 2IN"M». Ida May 12S.VI, Hos/v HellolH»3l, Hona Hell fid 21972.

Thorntown is situated on tho Cincinnati. In(llanapolle, 6t. Louis and Chicago (Hip Kour Hallway.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. in. Hharp. TKHMb Ot bALh:—All Rums of (r and under .'ash In hnnd. Above that amount a credit of Mne mouths willbo given, with good freehold purity. \Vrlto for catalogue. DAVID CKOSE. 'j-liorntown, Ind.

No. S."l Virginia Av Imliiiimj,o|i.", In,|.

n. II, SA«UK|{ Glvos hpcciul atten'l011,''J l"'lvato diBeaspfi male and female. fni-8'! t'i "B rt'inod ica 'adioh fiii-ulshod.

.piles, llstuln, ilsaurc, spenniiiorrlia.a, impo-Konorrhii-a ami lic t*

Cn" or

nd-

-Mll.'tti'.,., ''Ii-.iiul.lcnti,,]]

11 Bt

M-H South

ntnl.,l',

5tV IU(l"iDaio-

atnlniiig a J-cout stamp,

Indianapolis Wire Works,

Flower Stands.

Wire Goods

O! very (k'sfriplion, bank and desk railings. Florists' designs, moss baskets,coops of all kinds, wire window and countor guards, trellises and arches, grave guards, wire signs, etc 27 Circle

Indianapolis.