Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 May 1891 — Page 7
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NERVINE TONIC
AND
Stomaeh^Liver Cure
The Most Astonishing Medical Discovery of \the Last One Hundred Years. The Great South American Nervine Tonic
th6
of Waynetown, Ind., says:
1 owe my life to the Oreat South American Nervine. I had been In bed for five months from the effects of an exhausted stomach. Indigestion, Nervous Prostration, and a general shattered condition of my whole system. Had given up all hopes of getting well. Had tried three doctors, with no relief. The firHt bottle of the Nervine Tonic Improved me so much that I was able to walk about, and a few bottles cured me entirely. I believe it Is the best medicine in the world. I can not recommend Jt too highly."
No remedy compares with
SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINE
only absolutely unfailing remedy ever
discovered for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast train of symptoms and horrors which are the result of disease and debility of the human stomach. No person can afford to pass by this jewel of incalculable value who is affected by disease of the stomach, because the experience and testimony of many go to prove that this is the ONE and
ONE great cure in the world for this universal destroyer. There is no case of unmalignant disease of the stomach which can resist the wonderful curative powers of the South American Nervine Tonic.
MM. ELLA
A.
BRATTON,
parcB with South American Nervine as wondrous cure for the Stomach. No remedy will at all compare with South American Nervine as a cure for all formB of failing health. It never fails to cure Indigestion and DyBpepBia. It never fails to cure Chorea or St. Vitus" Dance. Its powers to build up the whole systcr* are wonderful in the extreme. It cures the old, the young, and the middle aged. It Is a great friend to the aged and infirm. Do not neglect to use this precious boon if you do, you may neglect the only remedy which will restore vou to health. South American Nervine is perfectly safe, and very pleasant to the taHte. Delicate ladies, do not fall to use this great cure, because it will put the bloom of freshneHH and beuuty upon your lips and In your cheeks, and quickly drive away your disabilities and weaknesses.
Price, Large 18 ounce Bottles, $1.25 Trial Size, 15 CentB. EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
If not kept by Druggists order direct from
pay StfS.Oi) lor a liradley stalk cutter when you can buy one of Cohoon & Fisher tor $2u.OO. DON'T pay S23.00 for a spring tooth cultivator when you can buy a better one of Cohoon & Fisher for $19.00.
of New
Pity 81(5.00 for an all Steel plow when you can buy as good a one of Cohoon & Fisher for §11.00.
pay §10.00 for a cheap all steel plow when vou can buy as good a one of Cohoon & Fisher for $7.00.
si 75 cents for 100 pounds of steel 8 nails when you can get them of Cohoon & Fisher for $2 05.
p«y®2 .50 for one hundred pounds of steel 20 nails when you can get them of Cohoon & Fisher for §1.85.
buy a spring tooth cultivator without large shovel attachments, I'or a rainy season may come, and your spring tooth would be worthless. Remember our cultivators have both kinds of attachments.
buy your hardware, stoves, implements, wagons or buggies until you see Cohoon A: Fisher's large stock.
Cohoon tV Pislier,
120 South Washington Street.
A GREATSALE
NEXT WEEK.
MUSLINS AND SHIRTINGS
Of the 15est Makes*
Etc. Come Early.
D. W. ROUNTREE
W. F. Sharps I'y Engineer, or a
,1niclil'"1
Survoyy over
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OIC Indiana.
The Brown Cultivawr with Spring Tooth Uaoli meut is the latent thing out. Be sure
and
see it .before you buy.
COHOON
&
FISHIB.
ROM,
Dr. E. DETCHON, Crawfordsville, Ind.
Do Yon Want ToSSave Money?
IF SO GO TO
LAWSON'S NEW GALLERY,
Ovev (..on Cunningham Store i'or your Cabinet Photographs.
ONLY $2 PER DOZEN.
guarantee .is line work in every particular as yon would pay from S-l to $5 for at other galleries. Remember the place, over Con. Cunningham's store.
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Indiana,
aaya: "I cannot expreea how much I owe to the Nervine Tonic. My ayatam was completely shattered, appetite gone, waa coughing and spitting up blood am aure I waa la the flriit stages of consumption, an Inheritance handed down through several generations. I began taking the Nervine Tonic, and continued lt« use for about six months, and am entirely cured. It 1b the grandest remedy for nerves, stomach and lungs 1 have ever seen."
IIB a cure tor the Nerves. No remedy com-
Money to Loan
At 7 per cent, annual interest without commission.
FA I'M AX 1)C LTV PROPERTY lor sale or exchange. IIOUSKS to rent.
CUMBERLAND MILLER,
118 "West Main Street.
A W OR I)S V11 LXD.
There are many northern society people in Florida. Orange trees are in full bio orn nn the Salvation army bas inraded the stat*.
THE dlATfyO&iL'gTTLLlg WEEKLY RKfisw
LADOGA LEADER LACONICS.
The Haw Creak younjr people will probably play "ihe Confederate Spy" at Crawfordsville. Three of the older and respected citizens of thiF comin uity have die 1 within the past past weok: Mrs. Eliza Millor, Mrs. S. F- Asht'y and Mr, Elijah Harris.
Miss Laura Stevenson has secured a position in the grammar department of the Waynetown schools for next year, at $2.25 per day. She an excellent teaoher.
Wui. Harshbitrgnr brought in about one huudrrtd carp and placed them on sale at the meat mirket last Tuesday. The fish were caught with a seine and where still alive when they reached here.
The lecture ot Mrs. Zerelda Wallace last Saturday night was enjoyed by all who heard it. Mrs. Wallace is perhaps, the equal of Mrs. Liverranre ia foree logic of argument, though she is not so much of a polished speaker.
Work wai commenced on the new Presbyterian church last Monday moruing. A pait of the roof has been removed, the south chimney torn down and and a part of the soatta wall removed. The work will be pushed rapidly as possible.
DARLINGTON ECHO CLIPPINGS
A boxing club is organized in Darlington. It may send out some champion prize fighters yet.
The contract for re.roofing the M. E. church h«s been let to Hatch & Gobel at $1 per squre. The contract for paiuting was let t* John Haward.
We will probably get a 6 months school this fall and winter, half year vacation which means to the average pupil 3 inou hs in and 9 mouths out of school.
The Clouser boys have agreed if Darlington will furnish the ground and $1,000 they will locate the mill at once. Nearly half has been subscribed, and the rest can be made. The mil! it a go. Hurrah for Darlingtou.
WAYNETOWN HORNET NEWS.
Marshal Marks commenced street working this week. The Baptist church has 30S members in this place and vicinity.
Prof. Higgius has planted nine aores of onions ou the farm of Win. Lacas, just east of town.
Dan Baruett, a former resident of Waynetown, but later of TiUVeine, Miun,, died at his home last Saturday.
The commencement exercises «f Waynetown and Wayne township was held in the M. E. church at this place on Thursday evening, attended by a very large crowd. Every speaker did themselves justice, but Misses Polly Gray and Maggie Parsons deserves special mention.
That Trotting Dog.
W. W. Morgan is in receipt of a letter from Willie KetcVium, of Brighton, Ont., the owner •f the trotting dog Doc, which states that the attraction cannot b* secured for our fair this fall ou account of conHicting dates. The phenomenon sends out th# following challenge to the world: "I hereby challenge any pony in the world not over 12 hanas high, to a trial of speed with my trotting dog Doc, conditions to be as follows: Pony and dog to be harnessed to carts and both to trot half mile heats, host two in three am also willing to trot Doc against any man runner for same distance, cr against bicycle ridden by boy under 15 years of age: or will give a«y trotting horse a a start of 25 seconds to do a mile to Doc's half mile or will trot Doc a half mile agaigst any horse running a mile ia harness, will also match him for a contest at all gaits, walk, trot, jump ami swim, best three out of five, against any dog in the world."
Resolutions.
Whereas, it has pleased the Giver of all things to remove from our midst our fellow citizen, William F, Rhoads, therefore
RESOLVED,
that in his death we
IOBO
one of
our most esteemed, influential, worthy and energetic business men the community a faithful and courteous eitizeu the church one of her most devoted, earnest ana untiring advocates and workers his family a husband and companion in the strictest sense of the terra. And we, the business men of Waveland, extend to the bereaved family our fall sympathy in this sad hour of bereavement, and can only say, look to Him who hath said, "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee." He alone can heal our sorrows and bind up the broken heart. That a copy ot these resolutions he hied with the B. M. A. a copy with the family of the deceased, and the same be pub1 ished in our lown and county papers.
A. J. WOLFE. 1 E. ACKKK,
Committee.
T. L. Hanna,
Zinc Ore on the Boom.
Another train load of zinc ore from the Sny der Bros-' mines, consigned to Vivian ,fc Sons, at Swansea, Wales, left Jopliu to-day over the Missouri Pacific road. Another train load will follow next week. The price of zinc ore has advanced from $2 to per ton this week on account of heavy purchases made by agents of the Swansea smelters. Au agent of the lead ami zinc association will sail from New YoikCity on the IJOth inst., to try to find a market in Germany and Belgium for our zinc ores. The building of additional smelters and the opening of roreiirn markets are expected to send prices upward.—S Lonls Globe Democrat.
Will Thty be in It.
If Ih Supreme Court grants a new trial in the .Petit case—ami many lawers aflirin a belief that the Court will so find—it is doubtful whether Prosecutor* Anderson or Haywood will take part in the second trial, for tho reason that tho former is already ont of office, and tho latter will be by tlia: time, most likely. New men would not be al.h to acquaint theuj8elres as thoroughly with the evidence as did the gentlemen named, and this would be a point in the defendant's favor. Tho Court, howover, might appoint MeBsers. Anderson and Haywood to prosecute.—Lafayette Leader.
DOII'I Well.
And yet you are not sick enough to consult a doctor, or you refrain from so doing for fear you will alarm yourself and friends—wa will tell you just what you need. It is Hood's Sarsaparilla, which will lift you out of that uncertain, uncomfortable, dangerous condition into astatoof good heall'i, confidence and cheerfulness You've no idea how potent tbis peculiar medicine is in cases (like your?,
Tha Bennett Case.
lesierday was the twenty-third day of the Bennett nmrder trial in Tippecanoe Circuit court, and at noon the prosecution closed its evidence in rebuttal to the insanity plea or the defense-after examining sixty witnesses. °°di for tho state, commenced his argument at 1 p. in. and continuing until the conrt adjournment last evening. He resumes to-morrow (Monday) morning, and will probably close at noon. Milner, DeHart and Davidnon for the defense, will follow in thf older named, Proeucutor Haywood having tl\« last say. At the present outlook the case will not reach the jury before next Friday. LaFayette Times.
Struck by Lightning.
Last Friday afternoon quite a storm prevailed over the western and south-western portion of the county. Timber, fences and crops altered severely. Lightning struck the chimney of the store buiding at Fruits' P. O. tearing it down and hnrling the bricks in all directions. Howard Fruits, who was inside the building, was rendered insensible by the crash. A team hitched in Trent of the store was badly frightened and ran away, tearing the wagon to pieces. It was quite exciting for a few moments.
Mine. Janauschek has decided to leave the stage permanently after this seasou.
The amount of gold iu the world would fit in a room twenty-four feet each way.
Teachers' salaries in the United States annually amount to more than $60,000,000.
Win. Woodward, of Baltimore, has been a Sunday school teacher for seventy-two years.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Staggering figures—the whisky trust's millions.
Abraham Lincoln's birthday is a holiday in Louisiana.
There are no less than thirty-nine shades of brown in dress-goods of to-day.
Saw try This.
It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, it yon have a Cough, Cold, or auy trouble with Tuioat, Cheat or Lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Suiforers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Nye it Co's Drug store. Large size 50c. and $1.00.
An irrigation canal is in course of construction at Gila Bend, Ariz., to be completed in in six mouths, from which 200,000 to 300,000 acres will he irrigated.
Joseph Foster dropped dead in a Pittsburg cemetery while working on a monument and within hearing of tho two funerals which were in progress.
specimen Cases,
iS. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver, was affected to au alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three battles of Electric Bitters cured linn.
A man near Athens, Ga., has been taking gold for years from a stream near his farm, which panned out abount $1 a day.
A prophetess of the Spokane tribe of Indians predicts that the world will come to an end on December 30th of this year.
A newly-married Susqtiehauua, Pa., couple have separated and reunited three times in four weeks.
A Baltimore man had ear-ache continually for eleven years. Finally he recovered and delight drove him insane.
Two large blocks of coal iu the presidential arch in Tacoma, Wash., weighted six tons eaeh.
The highest railroad bridge is tiie United States is the Klnzua viaduct on the Erie rnad —305 feet high.
Flatrock's butter and cheese company has $6,000 capital.
Mrs. Thompson, evangelist, showing Brazil sinners the evil of their ways.
Isaac Johnson unearilied a silver shilling on hi- farm near Areola, dated 1777
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Powder
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. Mo other baking powder does such work*
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BASEBALL.
Tables Showing th* Games Won and Lott by Clubs of tho Various Professional Organlzutioiis—Kecont Contest#.
The standing of the clubs in the struggles for various championships is shown by the following tables:
National
AMERICAN
NATIONAL I.KAGURPer
Hon. I.oat. C'l
Chicago.. .IS Pittsbur'h. 14 Cleveland.. 15 Philairiiia.H Boston 1:1 New York.IS Brooklyn.. 1 Cincinnati. 11)
WESTERN.
It 'on Lost.
Omaha .... 18 12 Milwaukee IS 13 Lincoln 17 14 Denver ia 14 Min'apolis.u 10 Kan's City. 14 17 Sioux City. 13 17 St. Paul... 11 18
Per
.63 .500 .535 .518 .481 •461 .8S4 .370
Hon.
Lorn
Uoston -jit 10 Baltimore..J.'i 10 est} St. Louis..'J 1 Athletic ..1H Louisville. 17 Cincinnati. 17 Columbus..15 Washi'ton. 9 ll.U IOWA I.KAOUE.
Per
li on.
Lout. ct.
Quiticy 15
.580 oita\va... l.t ii .54S Ottumwa .. r„'. 8 .533 Davenport. 11 8 .460 Kockforil... 9 10 .452 Cedar lt'p's 7 10 .433 Joliet 6 13 .37l!Aurora a 17
N. W. [.HAGUE.
WISCONSIN LK.UJUE.
Per
H'on. l.ost. t"t.
Peoria 10 3 .789 Dayton 10 4 Kvansville. 9 5 Ft. Wayne. 8 5 Bay City... (1 8 Terre 11' 10. ,s Dntroit 4 10 G'd H'pido. S 11
Per
Won Lott C'L
.714 .642
F'ciiluLac. Appleton... a Oslikosh... 2
C15 Green Bay. 1 •4: 8!Oco:ito 1 .3S.V Marinette.. 1 .285! .1531
league games on Satur
day resulted as follows: At Chicago —Philadelphia, 3 Chicago, 0. At Cleveland—Cleveland, Boston, 2. At Cincinnati—New York, 7 Cincinnati, 2.
American association: At Philadelphia—Athletic, 7 Cincinnati. :•!. At Baltimore—Columbus, 7 Baltimore, 4. At Boston—Boston, 7 St. Louis, 1.
Sunday games: At Louisville—Louisville, li: Washington. 0. At Columbus —Baltimore, 4 Columbus, S. The Cin-cinnati-Athletic game at Cincinnati was stopped by the police ill tlw first inning. The players were arrested.
Western association: At Lincoln— Lincoln, 4 Kansas City, 2. At Omaha —Omaha. 10 Denver, i. At St. PaulSioux City. S St. I'aul. 4. At Milwaukee—Milwaukee, 0 Minneapolis, 2.
Sunday games: At Milwaukee—Minneapolis, S: Milwaukee, 7. At St. Paul —St. Paul, 10: Sioux City, 4. At Lincoln—Lincoln, 12 Kansas City, 5. At Omaha—Omaha, 18 Denver, 0.
Northwestern league: At Evansville Evansville, 12 Peoria, 8. At Grand Rapids—Detroit, 5 Grand Rapids, 3. At Terre Haute—Dayton. 0 Terre Haute. 0. At Hay City—Bay City, (5 Fort Wayne, :i.
Sunday games: At Evansville—Evansville, 5 Peoria, S. At Terre Haute —Terre Haute, 7 Dayton, 2. At Grand Rapids—Detroit, 15: Grand Rapids, 5. At Bay City Fort Wayne. :i Bav City. 0.
Wisconsin league: At Oshkosh—Oslikosh, Oconto, s. At Appleton—Appleton. 8: Green Hay, 5.
Illinois-Iowa 'league: At Aurora— ltockford, 10 Aurora. '.1. At Cedar Rapids—Ottumwa, 5 Cedar Rapids, 4 (twelve innings). At Ottawa Ottawa, 5: .loliet. 2. At Quiney—Quincy, 8 Davenport, 4.
BOTH WERE KILLED.
Two lndhttr.i .Men Ki| It Solitary Combat to the Drath.
PETKKSHV111 n, Ind.. May 25.—Saturday evening aliont 0 o'clock a horse and buggy were found by.Joseph Dean in front of iiis house, aliont 2 miles south of town. The buggy contained the body of William Johnson with a liullet through his heart. In the buggy were two pistols with several chambers of each empty. As it was known that .Johnson and Iafe Sprinkle had been together iu the buggy search was made for the missing man, who •was found about a quarter of a mile nearer town lying by the side of the road witli a bullet through each of Ills lungs. Sprinkle,still alive, was taken to his home, where he died about midnight. It is not known how the shooting originated, as there was no witness of the affair, but it is known that both men nursed an old grudge, left town together in Sprinkle's buggy, and they probably fought it out with the above result.
raterpillnrs Di-lay the Trains. MI.VXKApot.is, Minn., May 25. A special dispatch to the .Journal received from Mankato, Minn., tells of an army of caterpillars about 8 miles from that place, which have delayed all trains 011 the Milwaukee road. Millions of caterpillars come out on the track to sun themselves and are ground into grease. They have infested that locality for two weeks past, destroying many fruit trees.
OrtiKK ami I.ii|imrs .Mi! «/,p.
Dkf oi r. Mich., May 25. Fire broke out in J. !•/. Davis & Co.'s wholesale drug house at 5::'.0 Saturday evening, anil before the Haines were extinguished the Davis buiidiug was in ruins, involving a loss of S150.00U. Feehlieimer's liquor store was damaged Sl!0,000, the GeJihardt Paper Company §12,000 and the Campau building 825,000.
I'lre at Kicliinonil, V11.
RICHMOND, Va., May 25. The building of the Southern Manufacturing Company, E. G. Lee, president, at Seventeentli and Doclc streets, was completely destroyed by (ire Friday night. The company were manufacturers of ground coffee, hominy, spices and flavoring extrsiots. Loss on stock and machinery about $50,000.
Flumes In a Prison.
JKFKEHSON CITY, MO., May 25.—Afire brolte out in the J. S. Sullivan Saddletree Company's shop at the Btate penitentiary Saturday evening at 0 o'clock, and in au hour the state had lost nearly $100,000, th
2
Saddletree company S60,-
000. and the Strauss Harness Company about $10,000.
Funds for Ireland.
Ni:w YOKK, May 25.—Col. \V. L. Brown, chairman, says that the newlyformed Irish national federation has already caliled S15.000 to Archbishop Crolce for the evicted tenants and has $25,000 011 hand, besides S7,000 or S8.000 subscribed. b«t not yet collected.
Killed by I.lRhtnlnc.
GaiNJSBVii.i.K, Tex.. May 25.—Thursday evening, in the Pilot Point neighborliood, during a thunderstorm, lightning struck a group of negroes who had taken shelter under a tree, killing a young g.. 1 and knocking senseless her mother and a young waa
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COMES AS NEAR.BEIN9 A FINE PIECE
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POCKET PIECES OR CARF1Y WHOLE.
JBO. FIHZER & BROS., LoniSYilit* Ky.
A 2C«V «*i I undfrtnk* to ttrteflf each any UH intrUiprni person of either f\, who «:i rvml unri write, and iltiT iiihtrurlio:». will work iuduitrlou&ir, .ion-t» i-nru 'I
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can br earned at cmr NF.W line of work. ni|.nlly mid lionornblr, by thoao of Mlu-r
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1 oiinir or old, anil in their
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bu'iihti«*,M-hfrevcr tliey live.
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one rati do the u-ork. Faiy to 1e*rn. ic. Mm you. .No risk. You can devotA *r ull »ur tini» to rh« work. Tl»l» la au I BNU£« woudt'Mul MMTCM to every worker, iio.h i-iia to tf.'dl |HTu-(-«kflnd upwartli.
Wo ran tnrnifh you the em-
KM.. ,o to e*plain here. Kul? 1: i: «tj «., AI-UI b'l .i, 2U1NE.
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Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago &"St. Lonis
iioilttf Miort Line. East and West.
WAGNER SLEEPING CARS
Ou night tniius voauvctiag with Vsslibule "SuklJlB lit UloiuiiLngton iiad 1'o.ria to nud froiu^fcT souri Kiwi', Dwavsr and l'aeillt Coasfr^M
Imliaimpoli-v Cincluiati, S)iri»gflold and Colum kms «o iind froM Kualera uud Senbouril^ Cities.
TRAINS AT CKAWKOKPSTil.LK.
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G. E. ROBINSON, Agent.
Vandalia Jjine—T. II & L. NOKTU. i.iimyoite & Toledo Kxp'ss.d'y es. Snn'y 8:15 a Accommodation, daily exeunt Sunday. .13:00 vcnini' jixprene, ..6:15 pm
SOUTH.
it TOXHB EX.,
d'y ex. Sunday
!i:47am
Accommodation, daily except ....li: a HI 'jull Kxprene, 5:iWpr Call or write to Kdgewortli, agent .Main street depot. K. A. FORD,
St. I^omp.Mo. Uun. Paes. AgL
C'orruspoudunco noliciloil.
Albert W. Perkily
AUCTIONEER.
Sales of all kinds made anywhere in the statu. ]iest of references givea and satisfaction guaranteed. Charges to suit the times. prat
correspondence
will receive proinpTOttention. Leave orders with Joe Taylor, 204 E. Main street, or address
AL1JERT W. PERKINS, Crawfordsville, Ind,
Always v. rito~nio lor dntn beforn ailvcrtlHlu
$5,00 25 CENTS
©unci ^5cen(snna tho addrohsof ton recently murried .V'osnnd we will send you prepaid our$5.00 outfit '.rtyon. Business permanent mid Jicnorailn liGi miss it if you want the chance of a lifetime. Bl[ money for workers. No attention paid to those who do not fienti Dames and remittance. D. H. Klnadon&Co..Box 104,Buffalo. N.Y.
100 Whisky Barrel*.
I bare 100 empty wlrieky barrels which will eeH cheap. Come at once. ALBERT MUBtEISEN,