Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 November 1890 — Page 3
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Everything new and nobby at SWANK & CLARK'S, the most reasonable merchant tailors. See their fin-? suitings, light and heavy ovei|«oatings and elegant pantings at prires never so 'ow. All work guaranteed entire satisfaction or noH°. latest style lipht nobby suits from
Pants, plaid and stripes, fine styles all wool, from
206 EAST MAIN STREET
MAYHEW
BMK.KBEPTVG, tiff*-
SHOKT-HANI) r.nu TELEGKAPHV ,v0 taught by actual kusiRCFS.' -tgi
PATENT
GOLD CLASPS
Lenses ground to order and errors 0/ refraction scientifically correctud. Lenses reset and repairing done promptly.
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No. 13 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
Torre TheOldReliablcGolls^ 31
fHE NEW YORK STEAM DENTAL COMPANY
I warranted. Sixteen jeurs1 experience. A. P. HtfKKON. AIJUI.S I:I
THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN THE WORLD.
wnjto,t»iijTai™ rheumatism, kidney pains, LAME BACK, &c.
all pains euch as 25 ccnts at Drucclste. GKOSVENOlt it RICHARDS, Boston, Plans.
B2.00! $2.00!
$20
Commercial
BWFine illustrated C*ta1 *^11.' free. Address,
w. C. ISBELL, Pres't, Terre Haute, Ind.
I'uoin? 3, 4 and 5 Grand Opera Hoase 1 ••IHANAAOLIS.IND.
Teeth exiracted without puiii Ibe use cfVitnlized Air orNitrru Olid# il OIIH, which is perfectly harmlees uud itsret* with all condition»of system. Teeth extracted plain 25c. UoUl lllfin^.- SI ami upwards. Silvor iinr Analgam fillings, 50 and 75«. Teeth 31. $5, $5. $ii, SS, $10 to $50 per eet. Ali Viuds of the Finest Dental Work in the &tai* at reduced prices. All
ARE DOWN.
One Dozen Cabinet
Photographs
FOR $2.00
-AT-
^Nicliolsoii & Son^ l^
218 1-2 EAST MAIN STREET.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH, RED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND
WWRCMU RWIIIS
THC ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. The raly Mis, Bare,utrittcMtPU1 torMia. Ladle*. Mk DruigUt tor OkM—ttr"* JhfUtk iHamond Brand in Bei aad Go14 neulllo betM nuMwltli Bfoe rtbtxm. Take *ther kill. Mtftui SuitHtfitiont and Imitations.
AU pllli la putebMrt boxei, pink vnspen, trt 4aaaeraaa eaaaterftlta. At Sratfltu, or ieaS 4b la tump* for ptrUcolro, MsOmoBld*, ml "Iteuef far Ladle*," (n Utter, bj retant Mall. 10,000 Tattbaoslals. A'amfl Paptr. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL Co..]f«dlaoa Snare, (4ld ky aU Local PrawUta. rbnj»ELPlIu7Mr
Another Car [Load of TurnbullWagons RECEIVED BY
oh 00 cSc HHslier
is the fourth car this year and although they are sold higher than any other Wagon in the market it is because they are better made.
rOVES! STOVES! Heaters and Cooks of All Kinds.
California.
J. JUOSON & CO.'B personally conducted Call3a Excursions In broad gauge Pullman Tourist Jinn Cars, via Denver & llio Qrande R. R., (tfife Sc Une of the world) leave Chicago via Chicago ton It. It. 12:00 noon Saturday or every weak, excursion in etiarue of an eflicientand gentle7 excursion manager. Pullman tourist sleeping brouiih from Boston and Chicago to
San Fran-
ana Los Angeles. For rates, reservation of s, etc., call on or address, J. C. UDSON& CO., (lark Street, Chicago.
Children Cry for
pitcher's Castoria.
Youiig Gent farmer,
Buy your Xew Pall Suit of
GILBERT BROTHERS
(Clias. and John):'
And be happy. Our new Fall Stock is now all in. and it is not surpassed in any city for quality and style. We guarantee you a pefect fit. 5ST"Try Us.
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US CRAWFOBDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.
If You Hav9
CONSUMPTION IC0U6H OR COLD BRONCHITIS Throat Affection SCROFULA IWutingofFlwh
OrmyJNMdM tvhere (*a Throat and X/tmgu mm Inflamed, Lad* of Strength tr.Ani *HNT, VOM eon It and Cured *9
SCOTTS EMULSION
PURE COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphltes.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
jfsh for Sootfl JAnuMon. and let no eaftanation or solicitation Induce yen meeept a eubititute.
Sold by all Druggists.
SCOTT A BOWNE,Chemists, N.Y.
to
$5
to
$10.
Call
TEAMSTERS.
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•ery little, and last along time. They never get sticky or peel off. The buttons are wire«fastened, and never some off. They are absolutely water* proof and wind-proof. Until yon own one you will never know the comfort of a rainy day. Beware of worthless imitations, every garment stamped witb the '*Fish Brand*' Trade Mark. Don't accept •ny inferior coat when you can have the
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Attorneys for Applicant.
Nov. "th. 189:.
A Til A O LT Cureu. Write for Sam-
/A I An ill
I~1 pie free. Lauderback Co., Newark
O pr A MONTH and board for tPUtJ 3 bright young men or ladies in each county. P. W. ZIEGLEll it CO., St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED.
Reliable men to sell our choice Fruit Trees. Roses, Shrubs, etc. Steady employment. Outfit loaned you free. Good salaries or commission paid. Now is the time to take hold. Address
MAY IIROTIIEIIS,
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y.
T7*VT TT7ANTED to sell our guaranteed jj_[_ Pj|\
v»
Nursery Stock. Salary and expenses paid weekly. Write for
terms, stating age. CIIAS. H. CHASE, Nurseryman. Hocheuter, N. Y.
CALL NOW,
Before an Advancers' Made and Pit Your Home out with
FINE AND MEDIUM
FURNITURE,
J.amps and House Furnishing Goods in General. A Little Money Goes a Great Ways just
Now at
Alex. Mahorney's
Treatment
by correspondence. A twenty-flve
years' specialty. Syphilis, the last vestige destroyed. Gonorrhoea and Gleet cured in a few days. No operation required in treatment of Varicocele and Stricture.
The results of Self-abuse, producing pimples despondency, impotence, health-destroying seminal emissions, etc., cured permanently. Medicines sent secure from observation by mall or express. Strictly private. Charges moderate. K. M. A157JETT, M. D. 23 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, ]nd
Birds, Parrots,
Dogs, Ferrets, Kabbitts, Birds Kyes, Goldfish Song Hestorer, Trap Cages, Flea Soap, etc. WII-SON'S BIG limn STOKE, Cleveland, Ohio.
HATTY'S PIANOS (new) 1130. Organs tS5. 'or Cataloguo address 'EX-MAYOR DANIEL F. BISATTY,
Washington, N. J.
xi Con Cimningliam for underwear.
MADE NO DEFENSE.
Fish
Brand Slicker" delivered without extra coet. Particulars and illustrated catalogue free. A. J. TOWER, Boston, Mass»
DRSELLERSV*
/COUGH'S
1ST
SYRUP.
APPLICATION POK I.IQUOK LICENSE. Notice is Hereby given tliat the undersigned, a male inhabitant of Montgomery county and State of Indiana, over the age of twenty-one (il) years, will apply to the Board of Commissioners, of said Montgomery county, State of Indiana, at their regular session commencing on the first Monday in December, 1890, for license to sell all kinds of intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a rime, and permit the same to be drank on the premises where soid. My place of business where said liquors are to lie sold and drauk is de.«eriled ns follows to wit: Lot number eleven (11) in W. .1. Inlovv's first addition to tho town of Valley City, now New Hoss, exempting from soid lot a strip of land eighteen end one half (18)4) feet in width, north and south, and sixty-live and one half (fi5K) feet in length, east and west. The two story "building in which said liquors are to lie sold and drank being situated on the southeast corner of said part of said lot. so described, and being the only building on said portion of said lot, all in Montgomery county, State ol Indiana. JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON JAMEK WEAVKK.
Parnell Refuses to Answer tho Charges of Captain O'Shea
FHE LATTEirS DIVORCE. SUIT BEGINS.
The Story of the Intimacy of the IlotneKule Leader nnil Mrs. O'Shea Aired In Court—The Silence of the
Defendants/
I'AHN'F.Ll. ACCUSED.
LONDON, NOV. 17.—The O'Shea divorce Juit came up for trial Sat* rday in the divorce court. .Mr. Justice putt presided und a special jury hy been impanelled to try the ease 'l'he courtroom was densely crowded vvith relatives and friends of the parties to the suit and a throng of curious spectators. Messrs. Clarke, Inderwick, Lewis and Coward appeared as counsel for tho plaintiif, Captain O'Shea, while the respondent, Mrs. O'Shea was represented by Messrs. Lockwood and Pritchard. Mr. McCal.l was present to take charge of the interests of Mrs. Steele, sister of Mrs. 0 Shea. Mr. Parnell was neither present nor lepresented by counsel when the court opened and the only prominent person connected with the case as a principal present was Captain O'Shea.
Counsel for the respondent, Mrs. O'Shea, stated that it was not his intention to cross-examine any witness or call witnesses on the part ot his client, nor should he participate in the proceedings. An immense sensation was caused by this announcement, as the action of the defense condemns Mr. Parnell to very heavy costs.
Mr. Clarke, of counsel for Captain O'Shea, in calling attention to the changed compl xion of aifairs, said that the prosecution found itself in court with neither respondent nor correspondent to participate in the conduct of a defense In response to a question by Justico Butt, Mr. Clarke said that the cqunsel for the plaintiff had been unable to find that any oue was in eouro to appear for Mr. Parnell, and that the suit would therefore seem to be '.indefenled. Continuing, Mr. Clarke said that Jnotwitbstanding the decline of the defense to proceed, be nevertheless felt it necessary to prove the strength of his client's case by the presentment to the court of sufficient evidence. The respondent, Mr. Clark said, bad made sweeping countercharges .-•* against her husband, alltging cruelty, connivanee and adu^erv—the latter offense having, she affirmed, been endured during a eriod covering several years. Her ,ea was, counsel for the prosecution claimed, almost tantamount to a confession. Captain O'Shea would, counsel asserted, easily prove the untruth of all the defendant alleged, and especially the charge of connivance in her infidelity. It would also be shown that when Captain O'Shea first heard
lof
wife with the correspondent, Mr. Parnell, ho promptly challenged that gentleman to aduel. The prosecution would prove beyond cavil the commission by the defendants to the suit cf continuous acts of adultry it would rtow that, under the name of "Smith," v'r. Parnell had visited his client's wife the Bedford Square residence.
Mr. Parnell, he said, could not face •{e evidence. He allowed judgment to by default, because he dared not go nto the witness-box. The criminal iaw had terrors for some people whom the moral law could not bind. He did not wonder at Mr. Parnell's refusal to answei the charges of faithlessness and falsehood and betrayal of the friendship of the man who was trusting him.
Nothing excited Captain O'Shea's suspicions until 1SS1, when Mr. Parnell visited the respondent at Kltham. His annoyance over Mr. Parnell's approaches to his wife led Captain O'Shea to send the challenge to Par•k«sll. Mrs. Steele saw Parnell, who fissured her there was no ground for Jealous suspicions. O'Shea wrote to' Parnell and the latter replied that he had answered through the assurances he had given Mrs. Steele. Afterward affectionate relations between O'Shea and his wife were continued, and Parnell was again invited to Eltham. In
1882,
after Parnell had been
released from Kilmainham jail, he renewed his visits to Eltham and almost habitually slept there.
Captain O'Shea wroto to his wife, remonstrating against these visits, and declaring bis intention of vacating his Mjat in Parliament. Furious scenes occurred between him and his wife. On mo ocoasionhehaa found a portmanteau belonging to Mr. Parnell at his house.
Mr. Clarke went on to assert thatduring thirteen weeks in 1880 Mr. Parnell and Mrs. O'Shea occupied together a house in East Bourne, and afterward, for a shorter period, another house in Uie vicinity. After Mrs. O'Shea had promised her son to adopt a new course gentleman calling himself Fox went to a house agent and engaged a house in Brockley. Tho gentleman afterward changed his name to Clement Preston. He was Mr. Parnell, and Mrs. O'Shea was frequently at the house. She announced herself as Preston's sister. At another time Mrs. O'Shea took a house at Regent's Park, giving as her refers ences Clement Preston, of Broekley, and Mr. Parnell. Thes» (aots proved that the concealment ot identity was kept up to tho lc:?v moment and cleared Captain O'Shea of the charge of connivanofe. Tho respondent and co-re« spondent used this house together front 1887 to 18S9, she calling herself his sister.
Captain O'Shea, Harriot Bull and Caroline Peters gave testimony corroborative of tho charges made in Mr. Clarke's speech, and the court adjourned until to-day.
Killed by Sam Jones' Brother. .• CAHTKIISVILLK, (la., Nov. 17.—Charley Jones, a brother of Rev. Sam. P. Jones, shot Jim Young (colored) threo times on Main street Saturday evening. He
1 died in twunty-Iive minutes. Jones is iv tail.
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for
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Infants
LOANS.
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Good connection made afl'erro Haute for tho South and South-west. Trains run through to St. Joseph, Mich., making good [connection with C. & W. M. for Michigan points.
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To cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, Constipation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take tho safe and certain remedy,
SMITH'S
BILE BEANS
Use the SMALL Si«e(401ittle Beans to tho bottle). THEY ABE THE MOST CONVENIENT, I
Suitable tor all Agoa. Price of either size, 25c. per Bottle*
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and Children.
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