Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 April 1891 — Page 4

Dress Goods,

And

serve

The Gieat Pump Firm,

Williams Bros..

On (Jrecn Street, opposite Music Hall, have jast received another car load of celebrated pumps—Wind, Wood, Iron am1 Chain Pumps. The success of this lirm has been marvelous but the secret of it all is "quick sales on a small margin." Remember we are leaders in our line.

DEAFNESS.

ITS CAUSES and CURE

ScientMcn.lly treated l)v an aurist of worldwide rep'U..T.U(ii. lli-afiiess cradioitt'd And entirely curm], of from 21) to .'in yours standing, after all ollior treatments have lalloil. How the diniculty Is ronehod and the oaimo roinoved, fully oxplained in rircnlar*, with alWdarltB and toBtimonials of i-iires from promiiinnt pcoplo, mailed free. 1)It. A. KONTAINE, 'M west Hh St, N. V.

DEAF

•NE88 ft HEAB ROBES CURED by l'ock'8 INVISIBLE TURHUI EAI CUSHIONS. Whisper* hoard. Com-

firtabl*. hnccMafol where all K««*diwf*It. Soidbj P. HIRCAX, mmlj, MSDrMvtj, Jiew lark. Write far botktfirMdfRIS*

OTK I". Dlssol.l"I'lON.

The Orm of 11 ml ley A Klnif. nliolosnle gi DCers. said firm tieinj rnniijosw] i*l Ucorcft W. Ilndloy aud llorutu K. King. 1* tlrs 'lay- dissolved by mututil consmil Horace K. King, whoissuccensor to the late linn ol llmllin- Kins, will pay:i 11 liuliilltM—and lO'-civo nl! noton and account^ dn, the nl.| ilrm.

CKOHrtK W HAIH.KV IIUKAT'K !•'. KINti.

Ci.iwfi'i lsville. Inil.. April 2m]. IS1.'!.'

After a mjmewhat- extended partnership. it in not without ^"ine I'sulinc of regret that 1 sevor my conncution with Mr. King, with whom nil re'ations have bneu pleiiaiint. and with a firm through whom so many pleaiisnt *e(juaintances br.ve lieon made, b«t I do

bo,

knowing that. Mr.

Is ug 'ins the •vnBdenco and oatoem of all our ci do'ii is *.ud

oiIvoin

with liom th» old firm

bp had any dealingH, and th.t.t he justly dealt

it In retinue. I wish liim aud our customer* lli.! lulUr-t measuri' of am-nons. Ifnspoetfully.

ckdkokwn.\ni.,:v.

THE OLD TRADE PALACE THE RKVIKW.

Is now filled chuck full ot New Goods of

EVERT KIND AMD QUALITY.

THE CHEAPEST

The most complete assortment evor shown in the city.

FMIGIJ

Goods, IVtillinsry Goods,

Cloth, Cassimere Cloth,

In fact we do not hesitate to sav we have the

Ever shown in Crawfordsville. We have

all alike. Any child you may send to my store can buv just as cheap as though you came yourself. We'have the

LARGEST AND BEST

LIGHTED liOO.U in the State.

D. F. McCLURE,

TRADE PALACE.

UMPS.

Money to Loan

At 7 per cent, annual interest without commission.

A A N IT O E to sale or exchange. IIOl'SES to rent.

CUMBERLAND & MILLER,

is W a in S re

CRAW FORDS'VILLI*: INI).

J^OTK'K TO NOX-HESIDENTS.

Statu of Indians, Montgomery count v. In tho Montgomery Circuit Court, March term, IH'.ll, JIary E. Itanoy, f'aiharlno Negloy vs. Surnin Stflner, Mettle .1. Thornton, ot. al. Cumnlaiut No. 10,073.

Now come* tlm plaintifTs, by Ha'iard A- llallaril. Attorneys, and (He their complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendants Susau Stuner, Hettio .1. Thornton, Joscphus Kogers, I'hilip liogers, Nicholas Itogors, L. S i, yd or. i. L. Snyder. Horrace 1'. nix, Elizu Xeill, Eliza N. Courtney, Samuel Iliv. Hettio I.ne J)ix and Sallio Hoaeh. aro not residents of the State of Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereliy given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 9th day of the next term of the Montgomery Circuit Court, to he holden on the 13th day of May, A. I)., IS'0, at the Court Hotise in Crawfordsville, in said county and stato. a»d answer or demur to said complaint, the same will lie heard and determined in their absence.

Witness my name, and the seal of said Court aOixed at CrawfordBville, this twentieth day of .Much. A. 1. IS'.U. 111£ N B. IIT LETT.

Unllard «t Mallard, clerk. Attyii. for plaintilT".

Wood's I?lxosp!htocIL±nue. TBI GREAT KiVOHBH BBMEBYof Youthftil foUr and tbsaxi

TTiad tor 36 rears' by thooamM »uoBeaituIlT. Ouarmtted to cure &1I forma of Nerrous waakneu, Emls•tou. Spermatorrhea. Impotency. and all'the effect* Photo from Life.

ftTik* Detroit, Ktch.

There Is No Reason

"Why CVIM la lv ol' CrawfonUvillc and vicinity should not 'wear the verv latest styles in millinery. Our efli- .. ioui corps ol milliners can

EXECUTE ANY ORDER

In a a at in

"Wo Invent! 'We Originate

We never have need to copy.

of later rem. Oiva tmwmMata itrmgtk amdvimor. Aakdrofcltte for Wootf'aRio* phodlne: tekep* •obetltaie, Ob«

partage.il alx. #5, by mall. Write rorJpampU«L

Ch«nilcal

Co., 131Wooow*r

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WKEKLY KEV1EW.

F. T. LQSE.

COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

Who will conduct the County Normal? James Cave was in the city last Saturday. Union UwnsUip schools clesa ou April 7th. Franklin township has seven month's scUool, A. D. Wade has closed hl§ school at Smarts' buis'.

Have you secured a poeitien for tho next yeai? v- M'Rrcrtn will go to West Point next trie.

George Rinebart was over from C«lfnx last Saturday. Gmrge Welty will return to Shaunondale next year.

W. B. Rodman will conduct a normal at New Boss. Unien township primary contest at the court house to-day,

Mayine Wilhite ^aye a fine declamation at the institute to-day. May and Ella Daily, of Roachdale, were in the city last Saturday.

BopL Zuek has three month's work on hand to be completed in one. W. A. Russell is having fine success at No. 12, Franklin township.

Trustees should provide all the advanced schools with encyclopedias. Winnie Lee has been out of school for some time on account of sickness.

Are you preparing for better work next year than you have done this? The last examination for graduation will bn coadueted the third Saturday.

Samuel (iilkey, who taught the primary at Alamo, was in the eity last Satnraday There is much interest manifested in the several township contests on declamation.

There were eighteen applicants for graduation from Union township the third Satnrday. R. A. Henry, of the grammar department at VTaynetown, was in the city last Saturday.

C. A. Peterson completed a successful term as principal of the Aiamo schools last Friday. Union township teachers are having their a9t institute at the Superintendent's office ^to-day.

H, R. Robertson, who has closed his year's work at Browusvalley, will study medicine in Chicago.

T. V. Maxedou was one «f the judges on the little folks' contest at Ladoga last Saturday evening.

If you wish to be transferred for school pnrposes you should look after the matter immediately.

About seventy-five applicants for|teachers' licenses were before the county superintendant on last Saturday.

Now is the titue that book publishers are offering to make millionaires of teachers in a few month's work.

Mollie Hall has received sixteen hundred dollars for teaching at Balhinch in the last half dozen years, and the patrons wish to retain her for the indefinite future.

Fred Maxwell will complete the school at Shady Nook for his brother, who enters upon his duties as assessor of Union township.

Ask a dozen men in different avocations in life what constitutes a good education, and you will receive as many different answers.

Teacher, if you wish a flattering notice in the paper of your school work, just remember the editor with some of the cake furnished by your patrons at the close of your term. Editors all like cake. Editor Warfel, of the Ladoga Leader, is unusually fond of it, and wrete the Clark township teacherB np in fine shape, bat we fear lie has made an enemy of one lady who failed to send the cake and was omitted in the flattering notices of the township workers.

Coombs Sentenced.

Mouday morning Charles Coombs was brought into court and his attorneys filed a motion for a new trial, claiming that the verdict was not in accordance with the evidence. Judge Snyder over-ruled the motion and told Coombs to stand up and receive his sentence. He arose and stood facing the judge with red, swollen eyes, and when asked if he had anything to say why sentence should not ho pronounced, shook his head and stammered some inarticulate words. The court thereupon sentenced him to twenty-ono years at hard labor in the northern prison and he was returned to jail. He will probably not be taken north until some time next week owing to the illness of Sheriff McClasky.

False Lists For Taxation.

Suits have been filed in the Boone circuit court by the prosecutor against Samuel Rodefer, Mordecai Owen, J. O. Brown, William S. Ritchie and the estate of Charles Davis, deceased, on a charge of returning false lists for taxation purposes. All of the above named defendants aro large property holders.

Our friends and patrons should n«t forget our

Carpet and Lace Curtain DEPARTMENT.

Nowhere arc styles so .-areliillv selected or prices so suited to your needs. Our Carpets and Lace Curtains convey to you an absolute sense, of Novelty,

Oood Wear and Very Lowest l'rieas.

Troubl* With Italy.

rue killing of the eleven Italians at New Orleans iisonns may yet involva this country iuiiwiirwith Italy. That government from its representatives in this has been informed that the Ui.lted States will do little or Hoiking iu the matter. With an official note dated March 31st B'iron Fava, the Italia* raiuister, has declared to the secretary of state that the

U. S. government, not having given the aisuranc9B that the murderer* of the Italian subjects acquitted by the American magistrates and murdered in prison while under the immediate protection of the authorities of New Orleans, would be brought to justice, the Italian government has found itself under the very painful necessity of showing openly its dissatisfaction by recpHiug the minister of liiB majesty fii:ui a ccuiilry where thi Italian representative isunnble to obtain justice.

The baron will saou leuve 'lie Dn ited States leaving the secretary of the legation iu charge only of the cut rent affairs.

The actiou by the Italian government caused the deepest surprise in official circles hero when the fact became known. It had been generally supposed that the Italian government would at least await the action of the New Orleans grand juiy, which is charged with an investigation of the bloody episodo at the New Orleans jail. It appears, however, that the information received from its represeuiatives must have led that government to the conclusion that the grand jury investigation wonld fail to result in the punishment or or even indictment of any person conneoted.. with the killing of the Italians.

The letter of Governor .Nicholls in reply to Secretary Blaine was also, it is thought, regarded as evasive of the real pointat issue—iep iration for an alleged wrong—and the governor's assurances that further bloodshed would not follow, unaccompanied bj any excuse for the faiture of the state or municipal authorities to take precautions to prevent the killing, was, it ib said, regarded by the Italian government with extreme dissatisfaction. It appeared to it that the United Si.ites government had exhausted its resources Italy has 28,000,000 inhabitants and for a iu iretitne warfare is at this time much better piepared than this government. It is not very probable, however, that she desires a war with this or any other government, and the aflair we believe, will soon blow over.

Morrison's Kocky Road

Last Monday in"ruing Joe Ward filed an affidavit against Win. Alorrison, owner of a Market street doggerel, for selling liquor to minors. He haB also another case pending against him, that of ejectment, which was to have been tried at Whitesville last Monday, but owing to Morrison's illness was postponed. When he recovers he will answer to both charges and possible a few others that may oecrue in the meantime. Verily, Williams' path is not strewu with rosee.

0ns Fare for the Round TripOn account of the state encampment of the G. A, R. at Iudianapolis from April 6 to 9 the Big 4 will sell round trip tickets for one fare on that occasion.

OfSpociAl Interest to tlie People of Montgotnery Connty We wish to announce to everybody, and especially to those in need of is services, the return of Mr. Kline. Haviug taken a thorough course in optics and graduated nndor the most eminent oculists in Chicago, he is now ready, tally equipped, both in knowledge and experience, by the aid ot the latest and best ot modern appliances to correctly diagnose and properly fit the most iinperfoct eyes where artificial aid is possible. Since the science of optics is better known and the danger of imperfectly fitted spectacles permanently injuring the eyes appreciated, those who neglect the opportunity thus offered of a thorough examination free, and the best of spsctacles accurately fitted and guaranted by a practica optician are most certainly blind to their own Interests and total blindness is ofttimes the result. Mr. Kline can at all times be found at the old reliable Jewelry store of Kline & Graham, on Main street, opposite cosrt house, where he will be glad to meet all in need of his services, and will most cheerfullly give any information desired. Respectfully,

KLINE & GRAHAM,

the Crawfordsville Jewelers and Opticians.

AT COST.—Our blankets and robes are being closed out at cost. Como early and get jour choice. ABRAHAM! WATSON, fim West Main Street.

When you see a bright baby pleased with itself and everybody else, be sure that Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup has bean used. Only 25 cents a bottle.

OT1CETO IIKIKS. CKl'.lHTOKS, F.TC.

We Are Offering Specialties For Your Benefit,

Iu the mntter ot the estato ot 1'eter II. 11cMurtrey. decensod. March in, lKftl, Notice is hereby given that .lainw P. Harney, as Administrator of the estate of I'eter O. McMurtrey deceased. hai presented and filed his accounts and vouchers inflnal settlement of said estate, and that tlio same will come np for tho examination and action of the Circuit Court on the ir,th day of April IStll, at which time all heirs, creditors or legateos of said estate aro required so appear in »iid court and show cause if any there he, why said accounts and vouchers should not bo approved, and the hoirs or distributees of said estate are also notified to lie in said court at the time aforesaid and make proof of heirship. Pated.this inth day of Mareh 1881. •Uhb* 1'". IUknky, Administrator

Tailoring Department

Has received our especial attention this sprinir. We ait not, advertising to "Catch."hut will give belter values than can 1» obtained elsewhere in the eity. We desire to make your clothing, and make ou feel good as regards the fitting, wear and price. Our

JVew. Sviltings

Are lipautiesand should tie seen bv all.

-V'T"

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Is ft eeaeentrated extract of Sarsaparlllft, Yellow Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berrlee, Mandrake, Dandelion, and other valuably vegetable remedies, every ingredient being strictly pure, and tho be«t of ita kind it la possible to buy. It is prepared by thoroughly competent TharmaelsU, in the most careful manner, by a peculiar Combination, Proportion and

Pioeefis, giving to it curative power

Peculiar To Itself

It will eure, when in the power of medicine, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning, Cancerous and all other Humors, Malaria,

Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Catarrh, Rheumatism, and all dlfflcultiea with the Liver and Kidneys. It overcomes That Tired Feoling, Creates an

Appetite, and gives great mental, nerve, bodily, and digestivo strength. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. $1 six for $5. Trepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to buy any other.

IOO Doses One Dollar

A I O N I A

OREGON. WASHINGTON.

WEEKLY OVERLAND

Sleeping: Ours, Icato Chtvajro 12.00 oon, Saturday of overy week. Each Excursion in charge of an efficient ontl gentlemanly Kxcurftion Manager. Poftltirely the only personally conducted Overland Kxeurftlnnn Tin Denver and Kin Grande Ry. (the Pcenle line of the world.) For Katcn. reservation •f Berth*, etc.* call on or addre***

f. V-"* 1. ,v r*-.

Yon Can earn JT5.00 per month ai a S O II A N WRITIR. l,»arn at home.

EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEED

As .«oon as you thoroughly complete the stmdy. Do not delay the matter but write at once. It will pay yen. Kor full particnlars, address,

STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, Ann Arbor, Mich.

SAVE

All money coined before 1870 and send 10 «*nt* (in stamps which will bei-eturned on the Brstlot of coins you send

un)

for Catalogue of

OLD COINS, BILI.S. STAMPS AND INDIAN FLINTS (let onr Circular and go tower before some one else gets all the valuable coins 1 a your town. Address. Si'Rivr, Him, Relic: Co.

Crawfordsville. Ind.

XECrTORS' SALE.

Notico Is hereby given, that the undersigned, as executors of the last will and testament of .lames Daugherty, deceased, late of Montgomery County, Indiana, will sell at public, sale at the late residence of the decease i, three and one-half miles Houtlwast of Ladoga, Tuesday March 31st, ISfll, at 10 o'clock a. m.. tho following porsonr.l property: Farm implements nearly new, 1 wagon, 1 sulky hay rake, 1 cultivator, 1 mowing machine, 1 buggy, light harness, wagon harness, 1 cart, 1 pair of bob sleds, 1 sleigh. 1 rifle gun, 2 iron kettles, 2 Doz. sugar buckets, hay, wheat lu granery, corn, 4 bushels clover seed. *J6 head of hogs, average about. K'n pounds, an head of cattle on full feed, weight about 13.71 pounds, 1 good milch cow 4 years old. 2calves, 1 Jersey Imifer thoroughbred, head of horses, 1 roll, yearling this spring, re cords sugar and beach wood. Terms of sale: All sums of less than Jr. cash iu hand. On sums of 15 and over a credit till .Tan. 1st, 1892 will be given purchaser givint note with freehold security.

W W

Daiohkhty,

,1. K. I.UlNillRKTY.

Tilde. Hamilton. Auctioneer. Executors.

J. C. JVUSON A: CO., Clark St Chicago.

Buckt«»n*s A mica f$ulv«*.

The best salve ic the world for cnta. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe, er sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or n« pay required. It is trnaranteed perf iveo -,,'t satisfaction, or money refunded. Prices 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye it Co,

Nine tenths of Indiana forests Lave been cut flown.

132West Main Street.

F:irin Land, Ditches and Tow

I'ropertx^

S E E O a

PLATED,

Accurate

work gu CALL OX

untced.

ABRAHAM &. WATSON

DEALERS IN

/W.F.Sharpe

Cit

7 Knrin.er,

A// Fred Hoffman Practical Surveyy,

ov,'r

Jake Joel'sold stand, Cr»H-. for*«THl«, Indiana.

Dr. WALTER

Formerly of As

Great New York Hospita

New S«rg»on of the INTKK-STATK

ASSOCIATION

SPECIALISTS

Will be at the .Nutt nonse, CrawlordevilU. Thnrsday, April 9. t'onsultation and examination free and strictly confidential in his private parlors at the Nutt House. Dr. Walfer devotes his entire attention to diseases of the ey» ear, throat, lungs, and to all chronic, prlqateund nervous diseases and deformities, a«grvnulatsd lid-, cross eyes, deafness, discharge at the sari bronchitis, chronic cough, goitre (big neck' fever sores and ulcers. Hright'a dUease. rheumatism, all diseases of the kidneyti and blnddor, heart, stomach and nervous disen-i'.-s, choren [Sf Vitur Dance], epilepsy [fits], gun -ral debilil ty, scrofula, skin diseases and all di.-teases duo to had blood.

Epilepsy or Fits positively enrad bv a new aud never failing remedy. Kectiil Ili-.eaxeH Dr. Walter also mak»» specialty of all forms of rectal diseases pilesinternal and external, itching and bleodiiic rectal ulcers,—which aro often taken for n»-' vousand lung diseases, all cured if takon in timKemember I euro all forms of piles without

paIb

and interruption or detention from business and without the nse of knife, caustic, ligatureoinjection. Come and bo convinced. Ladios suffering from complaints peculiar to their sex can consult the doctor with every assurance of & speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting hem to the em harassing procedure of«n axaminatlon, which, in most cases is unne

The doctor particularly invites «T« that havo been given up by other physicians TO YOiTNr,. MI DIiI.E-AfJ ED and OI.D MKN

Dr. alter stakes his honor and profesional reputation upon the statement that he has discovered a speedy and positive cure for all these sufferings Jrnm spermntorrho®. impoteucv, loss of manhood or from woakn^ss brought on bv errorsof indiscreation in youth, or overindulgence in late years, such as organic weakness. invoUinwry vital losses with tho long list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most sacred and important laws aro cured in a short time. Relief permanent and absolute cures guaranteed. All cases strictly confidential.

SiTOiill Tumein. C'uncKHK, Warts, Moles, Kto., removed without acids, knife, pain or s«ar New method, electrolysis.

Catarrh. New home treatmen. with apparatus invented by the Dr. Kxamine it. Unsurpassed. Cheap.

Guarantee to cure every case ofdyspepgi«. sick head ache, piles, tape worm, stricture auJ catarrh. r»"I will give Fpecial attention to diffltui eases and to cises other physicians have faiia* to cure.Persons applying for treatnun'. will please bring from tws to four onness e! urino for analysis.

TeVe,ioIom"n

Wa,,er

^'«sterr Add.

Consultation Free.

C0LUMB1TS Rubies at Tineley ,fc Mar tin's.

Harnesi

WHIPS, ROBES, .DUSTERS, ETC.

We keep the best of goods handled and at prices as low as a licitinrite lmsi ness can be done. 1»erneniber, everything1 is warranted.

kaM

Crawfordsville, Indiana fl

You All Know Thai

We Beat Them All

N—

DRESS GOQDS

From the cheapest to the best grades in Cotton Woolen and Nik Materials we have the Choicest Stock and von can hear the remark on every hand, "We can always get what we want in the DKESS fiOODS LLV1-: at