Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 May 1891 — Page 4
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Medical ft Surgical Institute.
S. E. Cor. Wabash-ive. Van Ilnren-xt., Chicago, III. 1'Oil TIIE TREATMENT OF ATX
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
AND DEFORMITIES.
«egular Faculty of Seventeen Specialist* Phvsi. ^Mr.?e0ns'
Trained
THE OLD TRADE PALACE
Is now filled chuck lull ol New (iooils of
EVERY KIND AND QUALITY.
THE CHEAPEST
Assistants and Nurses,
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tu" un,d
Kcmcdlcs fur Sue-
250 ROOMS Elegantly Fnrnlshfd FOR PATIENTS 1 A at to a in he ii KITE FOK UtEK ItOOK on Deformities "wis6SyjiS!8?cCr,aUo,„lUnd
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Under mui'ti more successful treatment that Dr. lluntpiiigt'r lias been using fqr th" past sev«*n ••'•athrt his practice has greatly inoroiised. The Joctor now treats more Kyi-, l-'.ur. Nose ami (Jtaroniu Catarrh pati-nts with .Milder remede-h and better and quicker euros than ever before. This treatment i* especially suited to Children and peculiarly sensitive persons.
Special attention to lli* l.ougest Standing and most Dinicult eases to Cure. Also all Surgical biases as 'aiaracts. Cross-Eyes, Deformities. etc. (,'perutions on the Kye Hull perforated without pain.
A ncglected or badly treated Chronic Catarrh Is the great canst* of so much deal ness in tlui middle-aged and elderly people, also of consumption. A chronic discharge from the car Is very dangerous to life, as it is liable to cause blood poison or brain discus*. Consultation (rep.
Snop+Qflott' sodelightkjpCL/LaL/lCo. ed with the Quality, Price anrl Elegant Sight giving properties of the Doctor's Perfect Fitting Spectacles and Eye Glasses that their sale is constantly Increasing. Still selling at factory prices and fitting tbem Free of Charge. Special pains taken to rest the face and eyes, thus giving the greateq^eaae and comfort, as well as greatly improving the personal appearance of the wearer. Glasses successfully fitted where ethers fail. This ad. will appear every other week.
There Is No Reason
Why every lady of Crawfordsville* and vicinity should not wear thej very lutest styles in millinery. Our evident corps of milliners can
EXECUTE ANY ORDER
In the way of appropriate trimming.
We Invent! "We Originate
~\Vc never havo need to copy.
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The most complete assortment evor shown in the city.
Dress Goods, FaiiGij Goods, pinsry Goods,
Cloth, Oassimere Cletli,
In fact we do not hesitate to say we have the
Lamst And Best se
Ever shown in Crawfordsville. We have
And serve all alike. Any child you may send to my store can buv just as cheap as though you came yourself. Wc have the
LARGEST AND BEST
LIGHTED ROOM ill tin* Statu.••
D. F. McCLURE,
TRADE PALACE.
Th« MsrRsK.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Cattle—We quote: Choice Export $1 7Sg.5 00 Choice shipping steei9 of 1,200 to 1,400 pounds 25@+ 75 Good shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 3 50@4 00 Fair shipping steers of K50 to 1,000 pounds 3 00@3 50
Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medium $3 80«$3 '.5 Fair to good mixed 3 55fc£3 65 Good to choice light 3 65££3 75 Roughs 3 30@3 50
Wheat—Firm—We quote: No. 2 red l.oo No. 3 red Rejected 80 90 Unmerchantable, 60^70
Corn—Steady—We quote: No. 1 white $ fi] No. 2 white fiO}^ No. 3 white f,o No. 2 mixed 55VJ No. 3 mixed 55
CRAWKORDSVIU.FL
Wheat 05 (SJ $100 Coru 60 ££65 Hay *7 (ft 8 Oats .50 Butter VQ Eggs :i% Chickens 7 Turkeys 9 Bucks Geese 40 ft 45
Notice-
We have opened up a general repair shop ou west Main street, opposite Cash Fry's grocery. We do plumbing, steam and gas fitting and steam grinding, such as razors, knives, scissors, lawn mowers, scythes, Bickles, plow shears, aud in fact any thing in the way of grinding and polishing. Give as a trial. Work guaranteed. Yours Very Truly.
KKNNKDY & CHESTKK.
Two Kausas t*w«s on Tuesday elected women police justices.
An artesian wfall in Kern county, Kaasas, flown 3,000,000 gallons every twenty-four hours.
COLUMBUS Buggi#8|at Tinsley ,fc Mar. tin's.
THE REVIEW.
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THE BALHIICCH BUGLE.
MR. EDITOR:
The Balhinch Bugle, in its last issue, contained the following: Balhiuch is to be represented at the World's Fair. Her display of pumpkins, gourds, gingsang, greeus, rhubarb, and Indian turnips, will bo prodigious! Col. John Lewallen will be Snperintendant of our department.
The report that the Bugle would be transfered to Yountsviile is false. The rumor, no doubt, was set afloat by some malicious cuts for the parpose of injuring our town. That Yonntaville is jealous of Balhinch, there can be no question. We may not have new roller* in our fleur mill, but we are growing in popularity and talent.
Martin Van Bnren Smith, of Crawfordsville, will address the yeomen, of this vicinity, at the Slab town school house, Monday night, from a Cleaveland-democratic standpoint. Smith is a great admirer of Grover and civil service reform.
NBW BOOKS RBCKIVKD.—"Cock
It is an exquisite pleasnre these warm, sunny days to ramble out in the country—the glad free country—and cateh the scent of the sweet breath of spring, breathed through the lips of flowers where the air is pure, and rosy health reigns supreme where the orehards ars billows #f fragrant bloom, and dogwood blossoms star the emerald woods. Cosy farm bouses nestle here and there in sheltered nooks cool crystal springs gush from mossydecked ravines. On the breast of virgin April lays the blooming ensign of triumphant sun and shower, and on her brow is hung the modest coronet of May. Her path is strewn with flowers and her bower made of roses. Her coming is heralded forth with gladsome song and carol, and muaio wafted over her from leafy choristers and shaded realm.
Rev. Jonah FoBsilback preached a glowing sermon at the old hard shell chnrch, last Sunday night, on "The Kingdom of Hell." He closed with these beautiful words: "This fire, burning with brunestone, will have a searching (lame, which bemg mingled with rolling smoke, will fill the whole place, and raise a storm of darkness. A mass of bodies, heaped one upon another, will contribute to make up part of that dreadful night not a glimpee of air will be left to the eye of tbedamned, which will be darkened and almost put out. To this prison, as to a common sewer, ail the filth of earth shall run after the fire has purged the world at the last day. The brimstone will cauBe a stench not to be borne, and the very bodies of the damned will exhale a pestilential stench, and if one of them were placed here on earth, it would cause a general infection. The fire of Hell was only created for God to revenge himseir on the wicked it is kindled with a sabstance that will always burn with unspeakable fury, and without ever consuming. It will penetrate our very bones aud marrow. The eternal furnace is already lighted up. This fire will not only burn the body but the soul also. In Hell the pains will always continue. The damned will be kept in their full senses so as to have greater feeling of their misery. To complete the dispair of the damned, they will consider the glory ef the saints in Heaven, fAt this point Bill Stump fainted and had to be carried home on a window shutter.j They will know that God and his angels rejoice at their pains. If I should be saved, sinner, (and I intend to be) and thou should be damned, I shall always laugh and rejoice at thy destruction. [Sobs and groans could be heard in every part of the house and the women had to carried out. Every one of the damned will be like a lighted furnace, which lias its own tiames in itself. All that lilthyjblood will boil in the veins, the braiuB 111 the skull, the bowels in the the body, surrounded with a lake of fire, out of which it caunot escape. [This made Col. Lewallen turn pale as a ghost while Dick Hall's hair stood ou end 'like quils on the fretful porcupine,'" but the nightmare continued.] This is what the divine Majesty requires. It is what the blood of Christ demands. Amen."
Of all the human minds of the present day, Rev. Fossiiback's is the most depraved and warped. It is below the mind of the canibal. He represents an uncivilized creed. He and
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his church should be humanized. There is no need of sending missionaries abroad when we have such barbarians right in our midst.
BILL GUI.I.IVKH.
NEW RICHMOND.
The grip has about let up In this locality. Little Johnnie Hanna has returned home.
O. H. Taylor, of Quinine, was here Monday.
Sam Tnbby now says there will be dry weather,
Our grain man McCardle is repairing his elevators.
George Steel is busy delivering fruit trees this week.
Win. Bnrris and family went to Crawfords" vllle Monday.
Harry Tribby and sister Sundayed with relatives at Round Hill.
Montgomery and Zook do a big business with their new store,
Mrs.Robbertfl,the wife of ouryonng operator, Snndayed in our village.
M. J. Lee and family of Crawfordsville visited his son here last Snnday. Mike Zellera and Britton, of Crawfordsville, were inourvilliage all day Monday.
Our town is in need of a tin shop, and a tailor both could do exceedingly well.
Iaaiah Henry the livery man from Wingate was here Tuesday delivering frnit trees.
W. D. Walker, the well digger is so busy 1 that he is two weeks behind with his work,
Charley Vail of near Mount Pleasant was here this week looking for a team of farm horses,
Our poltry man is paying eight cents for chickens. Once in a while one brings seventytwo cents.
There is a strike with our barbers. Taylor the old reliable cuts hair for ten cents and shaves for five.
W. P. Cofman has resigned his position at Alston's livery barn, and has gone to the country to work on a farm.
George Quillin and March Patterson two old reliable farmers of near Round Hill, rusticated among friends here last Snnday evening.
The wheat never looked better for the time of year all through this part of the country, nnd if nothing happeus from thiB on there will be a large yield.
Onr town has gone wrong. Potatoes one dollar and sixty cents per bushel and the same kind of potatoes were selling in yonrcity last Saturday for one dollar.
The married men of this place who teach Sunday school classes Hhou Id go fishing some other day besides Sunday, or post their wives to not tell it to every one she meets, because people will talk you know.
Dan McCalum and Robbeats our operator will sign article this week to fight to a finish some time in May. The winner gets all of the gate money and the loser gets nothing as there is nothing at stake except the gate money and both will fight hard for it.
The trouble that was on hands in this place a short time ago was settled in the courts at Crawfordsville Monday. While she goes bound he goes free for a ltttle money.
The ttowers will bloom For her no more While he's just the
Same as before.
DARLINGTON,
The Poople's bank is doing well.-
Ira Booher has two horseo for sale.
Cy Booher will finish planting corn this week.
Cleaning house, etc., is the program here at present.
Dr. Dunningtoa has built a new wood house and stable.
La grippe suffers have almost all recovered in this vicinity.
Billy Thomson is painting the roofs on hiB father's store rooms.
Chris Bowman, of Shauuonda'e, was in town Tuesday on business.
Joe Anderson and John Hyett are driviBg wells for a livelihood.
Frank Marshall is still pulling wax thread for Booher & Booher.
Charley Oder and family of Indian Springs, are visiting home folks.
James Butler is (Toing some carpentering work for Mrs. Wheeler.
Miss Hattie Naylor leil the cheir at the M. E. church last Sunday night.
Ed Smith shipped his horse aud buggy hack to Torre Haute Tuesday night.
John Booher, wire and daughter, who were very sick last week, are better.
Ed Cad says he has quit fishi«g. The poor fish will be lonely this summer.
Date Rinker, democrat, is running against Roe Miller, republican, for marshal. Now is the time to buy dusters and Booher & Booher have a large stock on hand.
Mr. McUeiland lias sold his saw mill to some parties at Thorntown for $2,000.
Teamsters are hauling some very fine «ak logs to town, hut the timo will soou conse when all of these magnificent oaks will be no more.
The meetiug at the Christian church has been put off until thesocond Sunday in May.
L. C. Long, of Chicago, came home last Tuesday to spend a few dajs with Imme folkc, Uncle John Hiilett will sell his pacing horse as he thinks he is getting too old to drive fast horses.
Rev. Powell preached chnrch last Tuesday Ashley.
Aunt Jane Case died last Friday and was buried in the Friends' cen.etery Suuday. Age 79 years. **..
It is reported that a flouring mill will probably be srected at this place by Dan t'louBer and Sons.
Rev. Ashley, assisted by his brother, J. A. Ashley, of Ladoga, will commence a protracted meeting here on the night of May 8.
Ed Booher and Steve Kersey went to Rockwell last Sunday afternoou. We know what took Ed there but cannot say as to Steven
Alex. Couer Asa Corn and Ira Booher met in front of the court house in Crawfordsville last Monday night aud had a pleasant talk about the past.
The wheat in this part of the country never looked more promising than it does at the present time. The fanners are all cheerful and as busy as bees.
Barn Burners.'
Last Suuday night at 8:30 o'clock the fine large barn, south of the city belonging to Arch Martin, burned to the ground together with contents. The contents belonged to Charley Martin who occupied the place. A large quantity of hay, corn and oats and all the farming implements weio destroyed. Six fine Holstein aud Jersey calves were also lost. No horses were iu the structure at the time of the fire. The work is supposed to be be incend lary The loss is about $2,000 with no insurance, the policy having expired some three weeks ago.
Estray Notice.
Taken np by the undersigned in this city 011 Monday, April 27, IStil, one small sorrel horse, white hind feet, bald face, about seven years old, witli a mustaug mark on left. hip. Also one set of buggy harness, and buggy with folding top. Owner can have the same by calling on me and proving properly.
,,T° Ja* EDITOR:—Please
Williams Brothers for pumps,
Everybody has a pet. Some have dogs and some ctits aud some catarrh. The latter can easily be cured with Old Saul'e Catarrh Cure.
Swank & Clark for nobby ties, collars cuffs, shirts and underwear. East Main street.
There were 1,310 more deaths in Chicago during March thau the corresponding month last year, grip being the eauee.
Wc keep the bosi ncss tun lie don«.
-THE-
Tailoring Department
Has received our especial attention this sprinsr We-i, not advertising to ".Catch,"but will give better values than can lie obtained elsewhere in the ritv "UY desire to make your clothing, and nJake ou 1 eel good as regards the fitting wear and price. Our
New Suitlngss
Are Idealities and should be seen bv all.
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Uncle John Hulett has been offered $200 for a colt two weeks o' land he to keep it until it is weaned.
Mrs. \V. H. Long, of Frankfort, has been visiting home folks, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Thompson.
Miss Ella McNicholl went io yton last Tnesday niorniug to work 111 the life insuiauee business.
Dr. Owsley dispatched to Lafayette for Dr. Hillis to come aud see his baby, who was very sick but is bettor at present.
The republicans have a ticket iu the field for town officers and the democrats also, and we are going to have a race.
Ira Booher went out last Monday in the country and sold two Surries and one canopy top back board and got home by noon.
The merchants are selling more go ds this year than ever before, although the farmers are busy plowing and planting.
JOHN GIUMICS.
Consumption Surely Cured.
inform your readers
that I have a positivo remedy for tho above-named I disease. By its timely uso thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. I shall bo glad to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who havo consumption if they will send mo their Express and P. O. address. Respectfully, T. A. SLOCU1I, M. C„ 181 Pearl St. N?Y.
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Pitcher's Castoria.
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Scrofulous Humor —A Cure "Almost Miraculous." When 1 was 14 yoars of age I h:ul a sover attack of rheumatism, and after I recovered had to co on crutches. A year later, scmrm. I in tlio form of whlto swellings, appeared
at the Christian various parts of my lody, and for 11 ye irs night in place of Rev. was an invalid, being confined to my hej years. In that timo ten or eleven sores aipearcd and broke, causing 1110 great pain
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suffering. I feared I never should get well "Early in 18SG I went to Chicago to visit sister, but was confined to my bed most of tlm timo I was there. In July I read a book,' Day with a Circus,' in which wero statement, of cures by Ilood's Sarsaparilla. I was so im pressed with tho success of this medicine tint I decided to try it. To my great gratification the sores soon decreased, and I began to feci better and In a short timo I was up anil out of doors. I continued to take Ilood's Sarsaparilla for about a year, when, having usej six bottles, I had become so fully released from tho diseaso that I went to work for tha Flint & Walling Mfg. Co., and since tlieu
IIAVB NOT LOST A SINGLE DAT
on account of sickness. I bclievo the disease Is expelled from my system, I always feel well am in good spirits and have a good appetite' I am now 27 years of ago and can walk as well as any one, except that ono limb is a Iittlb shorter than tho other, owing to tho loss of bone, and the sores formerly on my right lee To my friends my recovery seems almost miraculous, and I think Hood's Barsaparilh is the king of medicines." WILLIAM A.
LEHB, 9 N.
Railroad St., Kendallvillo, Iud.
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^PLICATION KOH LIQUOK LICENSE.'
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of cnl, reek township and the town of Plcu'int lliii In Montgomery county, Indiana, that l!t|, 1 srsijrned will apply to the Hoard of Comm£ sloncrs of said county at their regular ,i„L term* 1801, for a license to retail spintnmw vi?, ous, malt and all kin.'.s of intoxicating IimiorVi." a less quantity than a .piart at a time and nilo* the same to »e drank 011 the premises wiiere sold. Mid premises are describe.! as follow, I art of lot No. 4,, as the same is known .•,„! designated 011 the original plat, of the town nf Pleasant III.I, in said county and stale: ning at the southeast corner of said lot. runiC thence north twenty IM) feet, thence west fl (50i feet, thence south tweutv (20) feet, then cast fifty (50} feet to the place of htginnin"
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AT COST.—Our blankets and rob^s arTiiT
ing closed ont at cost. Come early aud yonr choice.
ABRAHAM] A WATSON,
West Main Street.
When you see a bright baby pleased witli itself and everybody else, be sure that Dr. Hull's Baby Syrup has been used. Only L'" cents a bottle.
I.ueklen's Arnien Salve.
The best salve 11: the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe?er sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin' eruptions, and positively cures piles, or.'ne pay required. It is guaranteed perf iv -:,'t satisfaction, or tnoney refunded. Prices' 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & On.
Nine tenths of Indiana forests have been cut down.
BUGGIES, the best at Toisley ,t Martins.
JOE TAYLOR'S
Seed Store.
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