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Terhune. Lebanon. I ml., rlen fnens kx-Senator Kent, Frankfort, Jnd., catarrh and deafness J. I.inn. Mace, catarrhal deafness, and numerous others in this vicinity equally bad.

Dr. lliiutsinger will beat Dr. K. Kankln's c(licein Crawfordsville on Tlll'KSOAY, Mar. 5. and every two weeks thereafter.

IVill bo (it, Dr. Kleisor's offiee at Wavoland on Friday. .March 2'1. and regularly every tour weeks thereafter on Fridav.

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to weak womankind is the Und'ui# of lost health—the buihlinp -up of "a run down system. Nothing does it

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Favorite Prescription. It cures all the derangements, irregularities and •weakne^i ii peculiar to the. sox. It's the most perfect of strength-givers, imparting tone and vigor to the •whole system. For overworked, debilitated teachers, milliners, seamstresses, shop girls,nursing ••••mothers, and feeble women generaily, it is the greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as an appetizingjeordial ami restorative tonic.

Favorite Prescription gives satisfaction in every case, or money paid for it is promptly refunded. That's the way it's sold" that's the way its makers prove their faith in it. Contains 110 alcohol to inebriate no syrup or sugar to derange digestion :i legitimate incdicinc, not a beverage. Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless in any condition of the system. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprs,

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Under much inor« snw»sfnl treatment that J)i. IIiinliUK'r h'l-i h'-rn using f.jr th" past si-ven '••"MUlis his jirnctli'i.' hits K.-oiitly increased. Tli Doctor now treats morn Ky. ar, Nose ntej C'hroule Ciitarrh palieuts with Milder remeilie* unil better and |~uiekor cures thnn ever before. This treatment is especially suited to Children nnd peculiarly sensitive persons.

Special attention to the I.onji' st Standing and most Difficult cases to ure. Also all Surgical cases as Cataracts, ('rois-ICyes. Deformities, etc. Operations on the ICye linil performed without pain.

A neglected or badly treat Chronic Catarrh Is tile great e/mse of so much (leafle ss in the illddle-aged and e'dei-iy people, also of cunHamption. A chronic disehnreo from the ear is very dnu^'rous to lfo. as it is liable to causo blood poison or brain disease. Consultation tree,

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greatest, east' and comfort, as well as trteutl.v improving Hie personal appearance of the wearer. lasses successfully lilted where others fail. This :id. will aptvar every other wsek.

KKKEKtJXCES. Oeo. D. Hurley, attorney at law, son Frank, discharge from e.v.s and doafness .John II. Courtney, lawyer, son, bad eye and ears G. I,. Mills. deafness eic„ twentyyears standinc Gus Mayer, rlaurhtor conlined nlno months in dark ro' ai with violent eyo disease. causing total blindness Isr.iel i'riuoii, total blindness, from cataract Miss Clam Alston, violent ulceration of evo ball K. H. Smith, wife, eje disease A. R. Raviess, mother, oye disease Dr. James Thompson, deafness, nil l't rawtonlsviile. lion. Sil ,s Peterson, wifo, JuiaftiesH. tiad case, I'ntnto Creek Frank I'ow-^'-•rs, chronic catarrh banker, Colfax Congressman W. J). Owens. f,ogarisport. ciisehn.vso from ears and deafness .tudge Waugh. Tipton, surgical operation on evo that restored sight Judge

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1* Tho Oiout 1 Mtmp Firm,

"Williams Bros..

On (irecn Street, opposite Music Hall, have .jast received another ear load of celebrated pumps Wind. 'A'ooil. Iron am1 Chain i'nmps. The success oft (lis linn has been marvelous lmt the secr of it all is "(|iiick sales on a small margin." I'einemher we are leaders in our line.

DEAFNESS ITS

CAUSES and CURS

.Scicntilieally treated by an aurist of worldwide reputation. Deafnoss eradicated and enirolj' cured, of from 20 tx .'in years standing, af "_r nil ofher treatments have failed. Ilow the ilifflculty is reached and the cause removed, fully explained in circulars, with affidavits and testimonials of cures from prominent people, rjialJed free. PI!. A. lrINTAIXP.. "t MeSt ltll St. X. V.

J'OTJCK To NO.\-K!!l)KNTs.

State of Indiana, Montgomery I'oun'.y: In the loutgomei-y (!i!cult Courr, .tanitary term, ]S!U, lary M. Long vs. liartholomew l.ong, complaint

'oo.mts. Now .Mines tho plaintiff l»y coppagi' ,V White, lor attorneys, and tiles hir complaint heroin, to authorized to mortgage ri-al estate without he concent, of her huslmn i. logethor with an tlldavit that said detendaut, Bartholomew ong. is not a resident «f the State of Indiana.

Notice in therefoiv hereliy given said defendant hat, unless he be and appear on tho ]0th day of llarch,A. I'. Is'M, at the Court. House in ('rawl'ordfiville, in said t'ounty and State, and answer or demur to sail eoin'piaint, the «aine will be heard and determincd in his iibience.

Witness my name, and the *eal of Slid Court, affixed at rawfordsville, tbi« ITithdavof .liinuary. A. 1IHd. IIKNUV I! lHTJCTT. Clerk. C'OJ'PAiiK & WlliTK, Att'y tor piaintill.

"OTICi: OF AIM'OIXT.MKNT."

Estate ot Huh:ima .Munns, deceased. 1 I\otice is h-reby given, that the undersignod haarioon a])po::iteil and duly iualilled as Ad.Vmlnistrators of the estate .»f Knhnma Muuus, lats of .Montgomery County, Indi.-.n I, ilcceasod.

Said estat-1 is tid to be solvent. ALHX'ANDEH T. THOMPSON. 1IKXKY T. THOMPSON.

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THE LAST OF THE STATU LEGISLATURE.

It Adjourns on M»uiUy Evsning—Tho Fca and 'Salary Bill Passed—Other Matters of Imports'*#!.

ThifFifty-sovunth ticuer.il Asseaihly or lib (liana is ail event of tlm piist, 'I he uient Hut tiiu taifK'Monday ami was nutrkud with ui'^at confusion in tho Vlous-, ihti itietiib^ts iudulk-iatf in a!'. sc t:. of b:y!«li t)rai«k«. Monday ntornin(,' tn« Oov^ruoi's hulicipitted veto of the Fee aad Salary hill was received. Th« (inrerttor'n objections wero j»r11JcipH 1 ly coufiuod to the ailnjjatkm that, for tiin first time iu th»» history of Indiaua, lef is!atioii had pasecd which ltiapB over two seHsions of the (isnei'ol Assismhly lic.fore thu oroTisiat's can take el^ect. Ho Huiiijested lhat if ameudnittnts were niatle imlllnK hiil tbio .iteration once ho would sit it down to thn lust uiiuute of tlie session, atid he sti^niiitiz-'l i'. "uh a stiilborn wupso without this provision." 'I ho ina.-',s::i.,f lailoiVi

VKKYflKNEH'.t'S ATT.VN':'K.S

An it w.'is heinc r-ad, aiid :i dicci'ssinn folia-.i-I ou Uic merits ot th» h'.li, iu which i.it dctnocr.iti incinh^rs took is*3-u with llf t#to I chtitccd (lie Rep'jijiic.rjs '"it1) having rffercd every possible obslttcle it? passage. Final tin- previous q««stioa was urslma ami the l\ 1 wan rtjpi5icd. .Vcs.-iii.. Df.ll, of .Vcrg::u, Morris, of ll.-sr *, and 0 iiccr, oT .leircrI sun, voiimt with th« ueuiocrius. The (ioveri»I «r also vetoed lite bill pi fw t-bs pointminit of a Stu'e Siiprrrisor of Natuial (ias by the Statu iiUvloewi iiim. ^lo'ct.d I tlmt no State ofticor hud a constitutional l'ijht to appoint another Slide oilieer, but his dj. rtiotis were set a*ido atld the hill wus iftpanied by too usual party vote. iJurinsc tho Senatarill mcetini Senator Boyd un"'Trtr»ii a nntt'sr which gavoriso to very serious spaonhuiou, if I not. genuine uinrrn. I Auiouj lhe measures nulled through lust

Saturday was hoime bill No. ti2, which provide# for a coiiipielc nivoiiitioii in th" ni.'iivtgement of cnrporntiuini and slock (.tompano's iu that each stoi-kbolder niie»i»te, whether he -Viis one -hate, ot a iui.lMi. «•..' biil. passed wliilti the

ArriiN iu.s oi.- THi: sssvra *t

Was iiiteresled 111 oilier in lets iVithmt I dangerous provihiiui bi'tnii disi',.pve.iej, .,.ul tl even escaped iheallentiou of I Lie shiirp-nosed l-.-bbyisi. P'OIIOWIUL' lite dis-.'ov-iy Sfo.«ior B.iyd made a frantic eifort to recall the hill, and the enlire Seii.ite jniiie with nim. but .- 1 isiiy showed I'.i.lt it had beeu si, ued by the (i.'Verniir and was a ftsniv. Th-ire is "a s'i cioii iii it it is pari iciiiat ly rate le 1 to In used us a "Ml'lgel in Wteck./iiT the C.oiSiiDlPrs' CJ:i* Trad

'onipaity,of Indianapolis hut it will affect uil coi por tlians in the Slat", aa tle-re is girai imeasii.i teiutivft Ihe'reio.

Both itonses approved lh« constiiuti mal amnio it oits as stio'iiilied ati«w by 'tlie cointnillee lo whom the oid am'Mi InbMits were rt:rerivd. Informality was discovered in tho first hatch as approT.-i liv tho (ieneral .Afsemhly two veins ago, which possibly vitiated their legality, and new ones wer submitted. These provides that porations mar be M.\ed on net and gross earnings, limits the terms I of all ofti. ers. Stale and comity, to four yeats

and niak- 'i liiem ineligible foi le-eleclion, and extends the legUlntiTe sessions from sixty dins to 100. Tnese aniendinents will be .SnilMI I i'Kl) IO I'U7. WCDl'l.li' At the uextelection.

The Rouso upprov.id the report of the committee in ellect that it was iuipraticablo to introduce the manufacture of twine iu either of the State Prisons. Among the hills rushed through was one liornshig pawn-brokers, and this received the approval of the Governor in a It ice.

A resume of the work of both branches shows that the (ieneral Assembly has made generous provisions for the State benevolent institutions, has taken steps to iscrease the State revenues so as to provide a sinking fund for accumulated indebtedness, besides preventing tho debt from increasing, has made provision for the completion of the soldiers' monument, has f-stablished an Appellate Court

AS AX At'XII.IAHT

To the Supreme Court, gave Indianapolis a new charter, and gare Terre Haute and Efanstille what those cities most needed, passed a general taxation bill, si measure now in all its provisions authorized a tax commission and passed a bill reducing fees and salaries, besides a luuliiude of measures iargely local in their application. Legislative and Congressional apportionment bills were also passed, and while the Democratic majority was overwhelming in lioih brauching it had the nerve to reorganize the Richmond Asylum and lo c.irrect other abuses called to legislative attention.

Regret is felt over the failure of the bill for the abatement of White Cap outrages by giving the injured parties.a lien for damages on counties where the abuses occur, but satisfaction is expressed that llagoe's so-called Cml Service bill, which be wanted to apply to all fitato mstitntians, shared a similar fato. All in all, the members have little to regret pave their failure to secure a fee and salary bill, which may be satisfactory to their constituency, but a step has been taken in lhat direction, and two years from now a better opportunity will be ottered for still further advancement.

A Pubilc Debate.

cn Tuesday evening, March 21. at 7:.'I0 o'clock a debate will take place in tho valley -bool house, north of the city. Subject: "Resolved, that water baptism is essential to isalvation." Allirmative, Rev. McDauiel, Rev. 1). S. Morris and J. H. Stump. Negative, Hriley and Joseph Douglass md Fred Miller.

Will Be a Teacher Some Day.

I he fallowing essay on the fable of tho "Wind and the .Sutv'was read by a little fellow in one of the schools in Fuion township refeatly:

Till: WIND AND TIIK SI'S.

Once a dispute arose between the Wind and tho Sun, and to test there power wan t# BOO wich one could blow the hardos and the Wind was to try first BO the wind broke out and blovred and blowsd aad the futher he went the tigter he closed hi* cloak and next broke outtheSuu shining all it iu!ght with the rain cloud before it and overtook the Wind and the Wind took oil bis cloak and hung it on bis arm all I can think of.

THE CRAWFOROSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

LOCAL FINK CUT-

A. R. Anderson wan in Chicago this week.

Commissioners' court adjourned en Wedntmdny.

Am.iher letter carrier will probably be aad. tstl to lue force.

Fred Shaniz has now full charge of the Crawfordsville water works

W. S. Casad has located at Frankfort and embarked in th« 1rng busi ess.

Jasper Davidson is an applicant for a state fair director under the the new law.

Mi«s Flora Darter was married on Wednesday to Rev. Campbell, of West I.afayelte.

Wallirt Sparks, late clerk in the b«u»e of representatives!, has returned to this city.

l'rof. Higgins, having returned from legislative duties, will again begin school teaching.

A iod sized potato is sold now for about 5 cents, judging from the prices asked at the groceins.

The streets and alleys tire unite dirty and the s'.ieet commissioner will soon place a force of men at work to clean them.

The newly elected sheriff does not absunie the dutius of his oflice until Aug. and the treasurer one week thereafter.

.Since the close of (hi* township schools many teachers are looking around for some business in which to turn an h')U"st penny until the fall term b-giNs.

Then* were two or throe days of this week favorable for the inakiug of maple sugar, and those having the trees 'cuied considerate of tlio sweet stuif.

Agents for e'ectric iight companies were plentiful the fore pari of this woek iu town, to place bids before the council for furnishing 'he city with a plant.

i'oed Thioves Iu Limbo.

.Monday mnrniug two y^ung men appeared before A. H. Rowers, the ^ruin merchant at iriidgtou, and offered for sale six busluls of clover seed. The sacks in which liie seeds were packed b:re the n.tnii of •). llrantl, a farmer living near Stockwoll. This, together with the statement thatihey were from Clark's Hill, excited thu suspicions of Mr. Rowers and ho refused to purchase the seed. The young fellows than got their wagon and »t»rtni tor thia city. Mr. Rowers quickly no:i!i,'i| Marshal Miller, of lar!iugtnn, of his suspicions, and Milier ir.isPiiie I to follow !l).-in. reaching ihis oiiyMnler s«on ioc.i te hi-, IUHII iu n»l«y.tt irliu's -uore i-.v,, they were aiming todisji .sj of lh-f seed. Wo approached by Miiier they denied knowing each other aud Uioir stories were so comradic lory thai tiiey were lodged in jail. Due of th vu give his name as Peter Funk aud the oilier rei'used to disclose, simply =ayiug that their homes were HI Stockwoil and gave r.iforeuc-s iherti. Miiit-r went io Slockwell and on Wednesday returned liere in company wuh J. C. Weir, of Stockwell, and Howard Ailed, of Mulberry. They proceeded to the jail where they identified tho thieves as George aad Charles. Rogers, brothets, who reside on the. Wild Cat iu Tippecanoe county. On being a 'iifronted George broke down and confessed .thai they took tho seed from the barn of .1. lhand, near Stockwell, last Sunday uighl.

Mr. Rtaud arrived ihursday and recovered his seed. I lie hir.s are certainly in for a term in the northern pi ison.

',' Circuit Court News. Sarah K. Howl vs. Alber Allen, lie'ifendaut ordered to pay costs.

J. K. Speer vs. the (irf- iQcastle and Crawford: ville gravol road. Defendant ordered to dlecls coat from plaintiff.

Mary A. McMantiis vs. W. T. Whittington, administrator of Anson Alliee, Dismissed a! pisintilt's cost.

J. H. i.iinio vs. (i. A. Enoch, administrator of the estate. Dismissed at plaintiff's cost.

W. P. Harrison vs. T. M. Rose, administr itor of the estate tf Jacob Yoiiii^. iiism ssat plaintitl's cost.

O. Ii. Ornbunus. Si|uue Husk, administrator of the {estate of Sim Grenard. IntBiissed at plaintiff's cost.

State vs. John Ki.iiber. Indicted for selling liijour to minors. Recognizance entered.

Mary Long v.i. utholomew i,)ug. Judgement for {plaintiff authorizing her to tgage, leaso or otherwise incumber her real estate.

The Horse Show,

At a meeting ot tho Business Men's Associa on to take action on thu coming horse show in April at the court house hist Tuesday night th.) following committees were appumted: On arraimoments—Col. Heath, J. Insley an.l Albert Miller on advertising—Robert Davis Robert Wilson and John Wainpter on music— R. R, Smith, (Jus Truitt au Louis Bischof on funds—Doc. Rrittou, O. U. Anns and K. R. Myers. No efforts will be spared to make thu' exhibition superior to any ,.Ver held iu the count).

Notice to Farmers and Laborers. II. li. Apolegate and John W. (ieorgo of Clinton county, lnd., organizer or Fanners Aliiancp, subordinate and county (hariag authority from tho State organizer will cauvass Montgomery county next week to organize the farmers and laboreri said county, that may wish their services. All such will please mako arrangements and notify tItem by mail at Darlington or Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Eiekleis Extravagance.

IB allowing Trustee Stevenson's poor nccaunt lait week, M. Price, the great economizer, made the wouderful discovery tint the recklena truFtee had givvn two ipools of thread, aggregating the onoraious suiu of ten cents, to a poor ftiimly iu bin township. Striking a Parnell attitude, and castieg a withering look on Mr. Stevcjson, the great statesman made the startling announcement that thread was a luxury and uot a necessity, and finished bis tirade by marking "not allowed" acrops the item, (ireat God, where in the fojIkillerV

S. S. Convention.

The Semi Annual Saunay School Conveutiou "wr northern Union Township will he held at Roberts Chapel, 5 mileg north-west or Crawfordsville on the Uth nay of April 1891. Commencing at 10 o'clock a. in. Several public speakers will be present to address the convention on the different topics. All the schottls are cordially invited to bo present and take part in tho exeroises. N. /.LCK, PITS.

MY OKUKI OF CO.MMirnci:.

Brown Township Contest.

The declamation cuaie.U of Drown township occurred at Waveland last Friday night before a large audience. Miss Etta Cbenault was first among the girlf, lior subject being, "Irish Courtship." Samuel lirimos carried off tie honors among the boy, subject, I'lie Ainer." em Indian."' The judges were Miss Bertha Wiihite and Will Humphie.v, of thi* city, a'jd Miss Jones, of New Market.

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lNDIANAI'Ul.iS.

Cattle—Weipiote: Choice Export ,S| 73^5 fo Choice shipping steeis of l.uii) to 1,101) pounds §4 25((? 75 Good shipping steers ot 1,DUO to 1,200 pounds 8 50,« 1 on Fair shipping steers of *50 to 1,000 pounds 3 00«3 5u

Hogs—We ipiote. Good to choice heavy and medium ¥3 70ft-1 75 Fair to good mixed 3 55tt:3 05 Good to choice ligh: 8 5,")w:! 05 Roughs 3 80it3 50

Whuat—Firm—V. ipiote: No. 2 red j.OOlNo. .5 red UtivT Ii ejected 75 ft K» UnmerchanUible, t50i{*7'i

Corn—Steady—We ijuote: No. 1 white $ 5)! No.

white 5| No. white ,",rv No.

mixed fii, No. ." mixi'ii 55

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A Mammoth Elerator.

11.1 »lev,u'ii U. ,M iiarloi, on ihi, Bijr I'dnr railroad, is prolialily the largest of itH kind in this part of ti,» stale. With tlie late itnprovemeuls in tlie bnildliii it now h.°.H capiitity for liandlii)i» more ^ruiu than :i!l the oilier elevators in the city coni'iined. Iu f,ict D-irter is now able to handle every husdiol t,f grain raised in M.nitsioniery eoiia-'v, not, delay a customer and neither will it become necessary forhiin to double hia force n.r work more than ten hours pel day with his present force. With these preat lacililies Darter is certainlr

able to pny mom for his (jrain than any dealer in the city, and that the fatnieiH appreciate this fact is shown by iheir liberal |i*.!ronnq-e. ...

Morn l'Jn(erprise.

ohooti it Fisher Ii ive rented the adjoining 100111, rorrnally occupied by Dave Voinl ward, and are preparing 'i put in a nice stock'of huj:iTies. I'lieatons, snrries and carts. Don't fail ts 1 eethem if ueedin^ anything iu th.\l lino.

'•'The Brown cultivator with Kpraii tooth attachment is the latest thinj out. He sure and see it before jou l.ny. ("OIIOON «T FISHKH.

Cohoon & Fisher for bnggies,

Consumption Surely Cured. To Tua EDiTon.:—Pleano inform your readora that I have a positive remedy for tho abovo-namert diHcaMe. By its timely uee thousands of hopeless cases hnvo bean pormnnonUy cured. I shall bo glad to Bond two bottles of my romedy FBEE to any of your readers who hare consumption if they will send mo thnlr Espress and P. O. address. HespoctftiUy, T. A. SLOCDil, M. C., 181 Pearl St., N. 7

The to\vn Cultivator with Spring Tooth attachment is the latest thing out. Re sure nd see it, be,oie you buy. COHOON & FISHER.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria,

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The Urown cultivator with spring tooth attachment is the latest thing out. Re sure and tee it before yon bnv. COHOON

FISHKH.

Womier why »n many persons suffer from Catarrh'.' When tnied with tild Saul's Catarrh Cure they would bt cured at once.

A i.'rlobrntiMl Flour.

W. M. Darter has just receivt il a car load or tbecBlehrated "(Johien I.ink" Hour from (iraceville, Minn. This is acknowledged the finest llnir ever brought to tho city, but will no the sold at fancy pricss. Darter meets no prices but makes theiu. He will save you money. See him.

Nina tenths of Indiana forays have been cut down.

THE MIGHTY DOLLAR

IRoales tlie "World.,

price. Come early and get your selection.

King of Medicinies

Scrofulous Humor .1 Cure "Almost Miraculous.'' Wlion I was years of ago I hail a sever* attack of rheumatism, and after 1 recovered had to go on crutchcs. A year later, scrofula. In tho form of wliito swellings, appeared 011 various parts of my body,and for It years I was an invalid, being confined to my bed years. In that time ten or eleven sores appeared and broke, causing 111c great pain and suffering. I feared I never should get well.

Early in 1SSG I went to Chicago to visit a sister, but was confined to my bed most of the time I was there. I11 July I read a book,' A Day with a Circus,' In which wero statements 1 of cures by Hood's Sarjaparilla. I was so impressed with the success of thismedlcino that

I decided to try it. To my great gratification tho sores soon decreased, and I began to feci better and in a short time I was np and out of doors. 1 continued to take Hood'sSarsaparilla for about a year, when, having used six bottles, I bad become so fully released from tho disease that I went to work for the Flint & Walling Mfg. Co., and since then

HAVK NOT IJOST A S1XUI.K I)A\" 011 account of sickness. I believe the disease is expelled from my system, I always feel well, am in good spirits and have a good appetite. 1 am now 27 years of ago and can walk as well as any one, except that one limb is a little shorter than the other, owing to tho loss of bone, and the sores formerly on my right leg. To my friends my recovery seems almost miraculous, and I think flood's Sarsaparilla is tho king of medicines." WILLIAM A. I.r.im, 9 K. Railroad St., lvendallvillo, lnd.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Soldby all druggists, gl ail forg5. Prepared only ly C. I. IIOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, II as a.

IOO Doses One Dollar

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The Boot and Shoe Merchant.

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"JjiX KCI'TOUS* SAJ.E.

Xotiee is hereby given, li:it. iho tniilefsigiioil, vs exeiMtorrt ot th l'isi. will aiel tt\st:wiieni of .hune^ Jiaugherty, h'e(v:sfil, lale of Montgomery County, livliau.-i, will .^-il ,it (nit,lie sale at tint lute resilience of the ilvea*» ., three ami one-half miles south-east of I.a.lo^.I. TIIOKII.IV ?.tareh 31s(, JS91, at 10 o'.-loek i.' m.. the IV,ilov.'ing [li'rson.il property: Paria iiitTilf.mi^nts ni'ivrly new, w.-igrn, 1 sa:!.v hay r,",: .\ 1 eulti-Vati-r. 1 mowing maetiine, 1 Imggv. light harness wag 11 h.iriioss, 1 o.-irt. 1 pair of lioli ^reds, iileigii, 1 rille gnu, -J iron k.^tll.'s, Doz. sugar buckets, hay, wheat iu granory, earn. I busheiH clover see l. h".a«l of hoi's, averag*? ab:"ut 1 Jft poiiiuls. lieni| Of ittle on full fee l, v.-eiirlit about, 13511 pounils, 1 good rnileli iviw years old, 2 orth-iM, I -lersey h«if'r thoronghbre:I.'r, liead of horses, 1 11, yoa-lmj this ^priiif .V c.ir'ls»HR«r anil lu.-ach wood. Terms of sale: All .sums of lnss than $." eish in hand. On sums of S." ami over a eredit till .Ian 1st, ISftj will he niven pur-eliaa-r pivint, note with fretiholil security.

I u.ic Hamilton. AiftioRcor. lixeeutors.

AT COST.—Our blankets and robes AM be-

I in, CIIISED out at cost. Come early and get jnur choice, .•.••.•ABRAHAM WATSON,

OOLUMIIRIS tin's.

A., Muhleiaen.

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W. \V. DAICII 1 ITY. I I- llACGUEItTV, I

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For Uutv», re^frvtttloii

ol ilerthw, ie.» oil? on «»r mi!ro" i\ A ?., 11 *5 Clark St ('K!t'ng o#

liiteli Ivn'g Artiii'Ji Snlve

I he best FI*I!vr II. the world for CUT1.- HRUIIES. sores, ulcers, UALT rheum, L'E.er HOIOR, tetter, I chapped hands, chiihluiiis, ci'ins, and all FIIIII eruptinn'-', and positively cures piles, or no pay requited, it IS gmranteeil PERT N RT satisfaction, OR money REFUNDED. Prices 25 cents per box. Fur sale by NYE & o.

West Main Street.

»UG-,'ii)s at Tinsley ,1 Mar

oCrFYiAii'o 'UhMLESS HEADACHE POWDERS.

positively the Best,

CURE ALL HEADACHES,

hey are nut a Cathartic

\vn land. Ditches and Tow

Property Surveyed and

Plotted. Accurate

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iced. Call

W. F. Sharpc,

City Engineer, or Kivd

Hoffman,Practical Surveyor,

ver .lake .loci's old stand. C'ville,

SUBE SURE FOR CATARRH

FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS this oldiSoverpignKcmcdy has stood the test, and stands"to-day the best known remedy for Catarrh, Cold in the Head and Headache. Persist in its use, and it will ell'ect a cure, no matter of how long standing the case may be.

For sale by «lru",yists.

Mrs. Wilson

Is now [.l-' iuved to shrr.v the very

latest, nnveltit-s and nvst exclu

sive styles in

SPiiiNtj mLINRRY

.Ami hear an tnspccii'.m of tlie sime,

127 ^omh \V,isiiiniton .*:rcet

OREUUN wi.!- "UK ?»G'i'OK. M1KKLY OVEKLAM) Plcciilnjr C'e.rv lenvc 1:1•!/ 0 l: 0 0 .Noun, Siitilrday c\*r* Wi'vV, in i-liarco ot* nn oillcleiit mid ^e«tU iniiii!'r xrur*|on Jlniiiitor. 1 OMiltvt'iy liie only pcTHouul!y .'«! 4tverliui\ r.xo!iilr»»n In iK iooi* uin! SM» (•rtiiitlc IC3*. (Jho

Pure Wines iand Liquors

FOR FAMILY USE.

N1 II' VI I'rn,l selected ot ol PLTJK IMPORTED «'ivi/-Vi'v i/.' I wr- .'^

m.ini brand wc ha\ in stock have a national reputation' for puritv and cx.V i"

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A\ Ks I HIHI I ^ornostic Ci^tirs.

ALBERT MUHLBISBN,

CLIPPER SALOON.

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1 !-i EAST M.VIX .-T.

(Sm-cessnrs to (leorgc Long So Co)

line line of Su^rnr. Coffpo

i'nli.'icco iud CaniKil (iot.ds.

Com*.' and inspect Our

nt,uu.

J-'iinners clfsiriiifj lo c-xrhanftn (heir produce lor Fresh. Groceries, an.d nhvavs at the

•Should call nt our store on i: Market Street.

Hi? have a pood t.riido nnd expect to v. maintain it by lair treatment of all customers.

Tonilonscm & Sca^s.

Mrs. Jesse 1,. William?, who died recently in Bt. Wayne, left the Prosbytoiian church there $12,0U0.

100 (irecn Street, ('rawfordsville. hid..

A,so the

bllkitKY A\(,hLl( \. MIjh( A TEL, MADKHIA and CLARETS which are ofiered at j.r.ce.s below Cincinnati and Chicago, quality

very best grades of California

coiisidered

The

prescribed now constantly bv our highest

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^eir Medical

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