Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 June 1891 — Page 6

Page PDF (7.98 MB)

Back to issue view

"If pop had blanketed you in the stable you would be fat, too."

FREE— Get from your dealer free, the fy'x Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horses.

Two or three dollars for a 5/a Horse Blanket will make your horse worth mora and eat less to keep warm.

5/A Five Mile 5/A Boss Stable 5/A Electric 5/A Extra Test

Ask for

30 other styles at prices to suit eveiy-i body. If you can't get them from your dealer, write us.

DUSTERS

AFr THE BEST. ion prices to suit all. Wn. Aj sons,Philadelphia. {joiu

all

dealers.

p/SH BB^U£

IBTKIformo«tral«d

AH Eyo

Upc

£,

Ctmioioie,

Pry,

Tow. Bo«t on,

CU Rp

PACKAGE

TRADE

PRO E°H ARRIS !?S 5G,

•i

i.FORTHE CURE 0

*VITALLY WEAK).

Mn ?0 by too cio«e npplien: inn to

r»)BsinenR or severe mental i»tn»inor erjff St.XI'AL *XCK88KSin mitldlc !ifcvr \iciou« UHts rnmrticted In y»«ith. lifCAIF IICIl AUK VII

1IMs

lo NMIHUS DKHIMTYor

irtAIV mtn hXHAf !io.

waktimi

W£iKNKss,js«

^TOLL'NTAHY LOSSESwlili fUil.Y tM lY In YOUNG ami SIIP*1)LB AUMJ lack of vim, viisr r. tut«l *iuugih.whh pcxunl organs Impaired and

weaketu-l

pri tfun« nppionchtnc old

hcc.

WHEN WE SAY CUFFIE EF1iu RKR»UXKXTKNKSLXLS

many ihoajumri c&*e*t troni

p-1and

cnn»«l iu past twelve years.

Ascvi-i. nr.. of »i!r i-.itii in Prof. Han-is'

10 ©soluble dedicated pastilles. VtDIAI

wcc»fl«rcisi:Ida.v«trial

ABSOI-CTELY KRF.K,

J_l£l2LblAM men. .Vitus or old, miflering from this

^preraient

trouble should i=ciid

th«-ir

nddros «o

can urnisr

4}ti»»iions to b^auswtTcd. that niuy kLow tlic true condition 4rcach case and prepare mMlclbe lo eflVet a prompt cure. Located io *ew York (afn-r J- venrx nt St. Louis), we offer All a chance to lo cured bv* the ceU-l'iutcd I'atuLUe Treatment THE HARRIS REMEDY CO., Wife. Chemists, ft!) HHT.TTWAN STREET, NEW YORK.

PARKER'S

HAIR BALSAM Clfftr.frg and Vnutlfies the hair. ]Jru:ii«»UiO a luxuriant growth. Kever Pails to Bestore Gray

Hr.ir to its Youthful Color. Cure* fcalp UiM'ases & hair talliug. 'c,and SWfct Druggists

CONSUMPTIVE

Parker's GJnper Tome. it cures inc worm •Weak L,unK», Debilitv, Iwligcstion, I'lwn.Takc inlime.jUc.9.

HINDERCORNS.

The only mire euro for Corns,

fjini lul iiaiu. 14c. a Druggists, or liloCUX 4i CO.. i«.

IOvct 100 BTO"

sold by one dragctrt. They

Uhftve DO equal for caring Diulncsi, Headache,

JCostivenesi.

Malaria, LItct Complaint, Fever

I outz'H in tncren-e tli» qanntlrv or milk ami rr».im twwity nor ci'ii ., and n.ul:a the butter Urn: 0ti(l K'A'eet.

Fcmty.'b l'owderp will o4.ir-. or prevent nlmoft EVr.Et plShAHK t/J Wlliu!. H/JIVI": V.l'i M'.lM' A'k "ul)JeCt. TTTTZ'H S '.V:J.i. OIT« JiAVlSFACTION. boii". everywhere 3AVJU E. FOUTZ. Proprietor.

UAi.TI3^"xK. MB.

R.oo&'I|S THE GRFATHEALTHLiKINK.

Packiwu makes ft gallons. Delicious, Bparklinc. and Sold by all dealers. A beautiful Picturn any ono sending

nppetizinp. Sold by all dealers. A beau Book ana cards sent f'ltllE to any address to the O. K. HIRES CO.. Pliili

tions

AGENTS

PliiladslDliia. Pa.

Speciflca-

LOCAL"! NEWS.

J.tke Joel leaves r«r Joplin next week.

C. M. Crawford was iu Chicago this week. Klm« Browu returned to SharpsTille, Monday.

Hon. E. V. ttrookslilni was iu the city Mona •.,

Mont

Fitter,

the city.

Will

of Fninkfot spent Sunday in

Stevenson,

Msuiiny.

Hockville, was in the city

Albert Miller attended the race iu Chient this week. J. H. Cook andJdaiiRhter are visiting iu Taylorsviile,

III.

To-morrow is quarterly communion at the M. K. church.

Soarletina cards are displayed iu mauy windows in town. Dr. George Thompson is down from Chicago visiting his mother.

Henry Alfrey is lunlding a !Jl,i'00 cottage at Lake Mnxinkuckee. Mi«s Atlanta [Johnston has leturned to her home iujDarliugtoti.

Miss Kate Fullenwider has returned to her home in Veedersburg. Court adjourned last Saturday until the first Monday iu September.

Quite a number from here attended the horse show at New Richmond. Lew Willis has taken charge of his father's photograph gallery at Terre Haute.

L. W.IOtto and

Henry Kline and family, of Muucie, spent Sunday iu the city with Mr. and Mrs, M. C. Kline.

Albert Deere and wife, of Bluff Mills, spout Sunday iu the city, the guests of

tingtou.

Tljis Trade Mark !s on

*-J T® East Waterpof

W. T. Whit-

Grain dealers are making arrangements to handle a large crop of wheat during the ensuing three months.

Charles and M. W. Cadwaller, ta-gether with their families, of West Lebanon, spent Sunday in the city.

The water from the springs on the Janie Jones property has Been piped to the reservoir of the water works.

The Tenth Indiana Volunteer Infantry has decided to hold a reunion at Crawfordsville, September 18 and 19.

A newipoliceman

is to be added to the force

whose territory to be corered is to be in the vicinity of the junction. W. F. Sharpe has secured the contract for furnishing planB and specifications for a new Baptist church at Delphi.

Tinsley & Martin and Cohoon & Fisher have had an immense trade during the past mouth in agricultural implements.

The woolen mills at Youutsville have purcaused near 150,000 pounds of wool this season —a much larger purchase than last year.

Prof. Robt. Hill, of Rockville, lias signed a contract foy two balloon ascensious aud parachute jumps in this city on July 3d and 1th.

The ii. B. Preston Company,

fund Ague, Indigestion, Backache, and all I Liter and Stomach tronblea. They 3 ever /Fail. Sold by all drugpista and country Morel keepers. Mien ft Co., Vrop'i, HtUburgb, ra.

•nHMBBHB

:P oittz

.. /.roij-zA

"o Itonsn Till

iomrt

HUR3E AND CATTLE POWDER'S

F0UTZ

FOUTZ

ibe nl Coi.ic. Rots or Lunq Fb-

Vviu II KuM? l'ow.li'i!. nre tt-c.l In time. 3'out'z's J'.iWl.'r^ wlllrurc nnd prcvpnt HooCnoi.KBX.

Pow.-lt-rg

will prevent

Gai'ks tx Kowls.

Made By

.^KP.

0 ovci .lalsnMoelV Opp. C'niii: llouBi!

make too per ••cut net on my Chrsets

Belts. Brushes. Curlers, .t -Medicines. Samples free. Write now. Dr. Briligman, 871 B'way, N. Y.

CANCER and Tumofs curcd no knife book free, Jrs. dratigny & Dis, No. 163, Elm St., 'Cincinnati, O.

Chicago, has

sent an elegant set of silver couplings aud nozzle to be offered as prizes in the fireman 's tournament.

Bob Hill who made two or three ascensious here with a hot air balloon during the fair will probably be secured for similar work here on the Fourth of July.

Paul Larsh returned from Chicago last Sunday thoroughly disgusted with the place. Paul says there are one hundred carpenters for

every job iu Chicago. Dr. Jasper Clough removed a four pound tumor from a valuable mule for J. P. Walter at his livery baru in Crawfordsville last Saturday.—New Bichmond Times.

The Supreme court has deuied a rehearing in the case

which

Mr. Ira Cadwallader vs. the L,

N. A. & C.

railroad. This settles the case

1i»b been in

the court several years.

The number of people in attendance at the New Richmond horse show last Saturday was estimated at nearly

!,H0O.

It was decidedly

the biggest day that their town ever enjoyed.

While raisiug a heavy gurderat the Last Factory Monday afternoon, a part of the north wall of the engine room was pulled down falling on Win. Evans, the mortar, man cutting quite a gash iu his head and bruising him about the shoulders considerably. He will be able for duty in a few days.—Ladoga Leader.

The much-talked of match between William Pitts, colored, heavy wei»h champion of Indiana, and Ed Corey, white, who holds the state championship, which waB to take place before the Olympia club of Peru July

The Louisville, New Albany .fc Chicago is now ruuniug a regular live stock train nightly between Louisville and Chicago, it being scheduled on thirteen hours between the two points. There are yet some 100,000 head of cattle to be shipped to the markets from points on the Louisviile Southern road and its immediatejconnections, which are contracted to be shipped over the Monon.—Lafayette Courier.

Doc Kissinger honowed a team of horses from two of rur fanner citizens and secured harness and a wagon somewhere, employed Charley Gisli to engiuer the outfit iu hauling brick. Last Monday, when the load was about half on, the horses became frightened and ran away. Charley fell out in front of the wagon and was severely hurt. Tho vobickle was damaged to the extent of ten dollars.—Ladoga Leader,

The New Albany Ledger harmoniously chants praises to Hoosierdom as follows: The Cbigger mayjchlg with all his mite, and the mocking bird may sing but the Indiana crops take the cake, aud corn, you bet, in king. The crlckett may crick, and the froglet may frog, and the fanner may chant hii strain, for the Iudiana crop is always on top—when there's plenty of rain.C The chinch hug may chinch, and the grasshopper

may

winds

are tucli things here,

Imp, jmv1 »ho |,„t,

make you tire, but i' anj•••«

Dr. Tuttle is visiting in the east, Spend the 4th Crawfordsville. The Fourth—one week from to-day. Lots of blackberries on the bushes in Indiaua.

The Atgus says that Thorntown needs cleauing up. Charles Beechler is geologizing near Walden, in Decatur county.

Remember the big tournaments in this city on July 2, Sand 1. Circuit court has adjourned uutil the first Mouday of September.

The creamery company here has established a branch at Veedersburg. No spare room in the northern pen now. About

S3C

prisoners locked up there.

Wabash college will aim to have

Mrs.

wife spent the week with

Mr. Otto's parents in Friendship, Ind. Dr. Barnes will be at the Bobbins House, Wednesday and Thursday of next week.

Among the brass bands that will be he here ou the 4th are Shelby ville, Connorsville, Ft. Wayne, Peru, Brazil, Whiteland and Terre Haute.

Wheat cutting iu some parts of the of the county began this week, the grain hav iug sufficiently matured, it is thought for that purpose.

The L., N. A. fc C., is running a regular live-stock train through this city nightly between Louisville and Chicago, being scheduled ou thirteen horns between the two points.

John Jackson, living in the Black Creek neighborhood, received first money on his black mare in the general purpose class, at the horse show at New Richmond on Saturday last.

John Oppy, an old aud well known farmer, residing some four miles northwest of the city, died on Sunday last. His remains were info rred in the cemetery at New Richmond ou Monday.

According to the Frankfort News, DeputySheriff He*drickson, of that place, led his bicycle out into the country aud tried to break it to saddle. Mr. Hendrickson may recover with careful nursing.

Business has been decidedly dull in town this week, farmers being closely engaged with their work and little stir of any great amount in business cau be counted upon uutil after the 1th of next mouth.

The L., N. A. .t C. has six colleges located on its line between Lafayette and New Albany and during the last two weeks passenger business has been heavy,so mauy of the students are returning to their hotues.

An only sister of Mr. Alex and 7.ai Mahorwey, Mrs. Henry McMulleu, died r.i her residence iu Fiskvilie suburb, on Sunday afternoon, after a long illness. Her remains were interred in Oak Hill cemetery.

The Peru band is being reorgauized, and the suberb talent which made this organization such auoted one a few years ago being re-em-ployed. The band will enter the contest-toui-uameut at Crawfordsville iu July.

The grocerymeu are takiug up entirely too much room ou the sidewalks of the city,at least most of them are, aud should be interviewed by the proper authorities. Three feet space is ample for the display of goods, and they should be allowed no more.

Judge Bruce Spillman,.residing at Manbat. a n, a a a a iv a was visiting friends hero this week aud last, after as absence or twelve years fioni his native heath. Mr. Spillman has a circuit of three counties in that state over which he presides as Judge, the salary being the same as paid iu this circuit.

Dr. Walter, the experienced aud

has

been declared oil owing to Cory's refusal to fight to a finish. It is thought, however, that a uow match can be arranged.

h^ro

jupt

r.-iU l.im

liar. Oklahoma may

hoirible

1MM.ip, srni

Texas howl

and Missouri shoot cfT tier cnop, but this is a place to get a'home and raise a great big Crop.

XiELJlf jLijiilli VVJUiJiiAju 1 AiiiV UiiVV^

800 students

in attendance at the opening of the fall term. Margaret Cave bas been appointed gnardiau of the minor heirs of Hiram Cave, deceased.

11. M. McKuight aud

Miss Beulab Hills

have gone to Old Point Comfort, Va., to spend the summer. Hubert Wilhite. of this city, wou the bicycle race at the horse show at New Richmond last Saturday.

Lafayette's realty assessment has beeu increased nearly $1,500,000, and the chattle assessment oyer §750,000.

Very little of the honey offered for sale by grocers is said to be genuine, but is composed to a great extent of glucose.

They found a snake

top

the Danville

court house the other day. This is suspicious, as Danville is a

"dry"

town.

Five thousand foreigu mechanics arrived at Castle Garden one day last week bound for Chicago to work on the World's Fair buildings.

skilled

chronic disease specialist, has been anxiously contemplating a few weeks of much needed rest during the heated season, but the number of his patients being numerous and gradually increasing he finds it necessary to devote his whole time to his work. Dr. Walter's great and well earned reputation has been added to by his succeBsrul treatment of patients in this city. His success is well deserved and he lias many warm friends to offer congratulations. Dr. Walter's next visit to Crawfordsville is Thursday, July

Tiift .^nrKctft.

INDIANAPOLIS.

Cattle—We quote: Choice Export ..$5 25g5 75 Choice shipping steers of 1,200 to 1,400 pounds. $4 75@5 25 Gooii shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 1 25@4 75 Fair shipping steers of '.(00

1,100 pounds 73ft 1 25 Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medium

Fair to good mixed Good to choice light Roughs.

$4 40ifct.4 HO 1 35ft4 45 4 I5r«l 15

Wheat—Firm—We quote: No. 2 red No. 3 red Rejected.' Unmerchantable,

I 15@4 50

1 0 1 '.IS

.. 85 H. '.'0 tiara 75

Corn—Steady—Wo quote: No. 1 white $ No. 2 white White mixed No. 3 white No. 2yellow

.. 5S

.... rtt .... 57 ... 53

ORAWFOHDSVU.LK.

Wheat Corn Hay Oats Butter Eggs Chickens Turkeys Ducks Geese

The sale of the song ieafihed 1,000,000 copies.

t)5 HI $100 50 $8 40^.45 i,

.•.-.::::::::i2K 6'"

..40 45

"Marceuriu" has

Maj. Gen. Schofleld Ib Captured by Oupid.

HIS MARRIAGE TO MISS HILBOURNE.

Che Interesting Ceremony Taktts Place al Keoltuk, In., in the l*rcsMice of Only Intimate ItclulivoM and Friends*

A SOI.HIKH S It HI UK.

Keokitk, la., June 19.—The marriage of Miss lleorgio. lvilbourne, daughter of 3d s. (ioorg-o Kilbournc, of this city, and Maj.-Cicn. .loliti M. S v. iield, coin and in^ the armies of the United States, took place at Boon on Thurs-:

d. a St. John's Episcopalian church. All of Keokuk's gen. scuoKiKi.n. exclusive society was present to witness the ceremony. A few friends of the family from Chicago nnd elsewhere also attended, but in the muiD the audience was made up of residents of Keokuk. At 11:30 o'clock the doors of St. John's Epise. pal church were thrown open and soon the pretty granite edifice was filled in every part by the 1 a rye number of guests who had been invited to witness the ceremony. The. following- gentlemen acted as ushers: Wells Kilbourne. of Cleveland. brother of the bride: Pay id Buell. of Keokuk. cousin of the bride: Howard Klliott. of St,. Louis, C. II. FyfVe and William Fyft'e, of Chicago, and .1. II. Sturgis, ot Boston. About* the same lime that tlio church was opened Con. Schofield and his party left, the Hotel Keokuk and were driven in carriages to the Kilbourne residence, where they were met by the bride and her party: then proceeding directly to the church.

On the entrance of the bridal'party the church doors were closed and, preceded by the ushers, the party a li down the center aisle in tl. folin

TIIK BKIDr

son, A. W. k'ilbo tast the bride Schofiold, who uniform of

ne. of Cleveland, and the arm of Gen was in the full major general

of the United States army, lie v. li. C. Mellwain. rector c! the church, performed the ceremony and I'.xshop Perry, of the Kpiscopal diocese of Iowa, pronounced the linal benediction.

After the ceremony the entire party were driven to the Kilbourne. residence. where between the hours of 1*2:30 and *2:30 the wedding- reception was g-iven to the friends of the family, verbally invited. No in vitntions were issued to parties residing out of the city. The house was filled with a profusion of the choicest cut Mowers am! potted plants. General and .Mrs. Schofield received the congra'. illation^ of friends who thronged the spacious house. Refreshments were served by Weber, of Chicago. General and Mrs. Schofield left in the evening1 on a special train for Hurlington, where llie general's special car will be Ittaehed to the fast train for the west. •Jhey will go direct to San Francisco, and from there up the Pacific coast, probably to I'uget sound, anil will be g'Jnc l'or some, weeks. In all probability General Schofield and wife will make :i short stay in Keokuk after their return from the west anfl before proceeding to Washington, where they will make their home at Gen. Scliofield's residence, 1'224 Connecticut avenue.

No announcement was made of the presents received by the bride, bnl it was stated on good authority that ihat of the groom to the bride was gilt-edged security of a considerable amount. The gifts of the family of the bride were aaid to be of money. Other presents received were of a costly character and they were many and beautiful.

Telegrams of congratulation hav® been pouring in upon Gen. and Mrs. Schofield all day. None, however, were given to the press, but it is said that messages were received from the president and cabinet officers, distinguished military men, and from many prominent in the civil affairs of the country. [Gen. Kchoileld was born in Chautauqua county, N. Y„ September 'J9, 1831. Alter leaving West Point lie was assigned to the Sccond artillery, and for live years actfd as instructor in natural phil—iophy at West Point. Nsxt he wont to St. Louis on a leave of abscnce from the army and lilled the cbatr natural philosophy in Washington unlversu? of that city. In May, 1851. he was appointed captain and was almost immediately promoted to bo major of the First Missouri infantry. He subsequently became chief of staff to (Jen. Lyoa, In November, IStfl, U« had been promoted to brigadier general, apJ was ass'igned te the command of the -ri militia, mid in April, 1N5',

became conrintradcr of the dis

trict of Missouri. In the fall of 1862 he wa» given command of the frontier, including Hie Kansas as well the Missouri trosf.y He was made a major general of volunteers November 29, 1862, and after distinguished services at various points was in 1865 breveted major general in tho regular army for bravery at Franklin. In July, 1807, he was appointed to the command ot the first military district. Gen. Schofield was appointed secretary of war in 1808. He was assigned to tho command of tho department of the Missouri tn 1809, and March 4 of that year was made a full major general. When Gen. Hancock died he was as* signed to tho command of the division of th« Atlantic. As commander of the United States army his headquarters are at Washington.

Ueorgia Weils Kilbourne, the daughter of Olorgc iSrskine Kilbourne—after whom she is aam#il—and Augusta Wells Kilbourne, was born in Keokuk on November 0, 1804, and has liv«d nearly all of her life in

CARTERS

PIUS.

grandfather's

old homestead, which she Jtist lelt as the wire of tho commander of tnq tThlted States arajy. —.x-i.

lijGURE.

Biclt Headache and relievo all tho troubles Incident to a bilious Btato of tho system, suoh aa Dizziness, Nausea, Drowslnoss. Distress after eaUng, Pain In tho Side, &c. Whilo their most iremukable success has boon shown in curing

SICK

Headache, yet Garter's Iittlo Liver Pills an equally valuable In Constipation, curing aud preventing thteannoying complaint, whilo they also correct all disorders of tho stomach ^thnulato tho liver and regulate tho bowels. Even if they onlj

HEAD

JLcbs they would boalmostpriceless to thosowlio Buffer from this distressing complaint but fortuHatsly their goodness does notondhoro.and inoso who once try them will find theso littlo pills vnluable In so many ways that thoy will not bo wilIliDg to do without thorn. But aftor all sick head

ACHE

Xs the bane of so many lives that hero Is whera we make our great boast. Our pills euro it whilo 'Others do not.

Carter's Littlo Liver Pills aro very small and very easy to tako. Ono or two pills make a doso. They aro strictly vegetablo and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action pleasoall who use them. In vialsat 25 cents five for $1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by maii.

CARTER MEDIGIKE CO.. New York.

SMALL PILL- SMALL !0fiSE. SMALL

M\W\\m\

Lieut. A. P. Andrews and Lieut. T. X. P.liss the a a id in uniform Mrs. 1 ourn on the arm of her

113 EAST MAIN ST,

Successors to (leorge Long it Co)

We have a fine line of Sugar, Coffee Tobacco and Canned Goods.

Come and Inspect Our Stock.

Fanners desiring to exchange theii produce lor Fresh. Groceries, and always at the

Lowest Gurrent Rates,

Should call at our store on Fast Market Street.

We have a good trade and expect to maintain it by fair treatment of all customers.

Tomlonson & Scaggs.

J^O'l'lri: (»F I.KTTKHS TKSTAMKNTAKY.

Kstateof Kli'/.a Marsh, deeense'l. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified and given bund as Uxfrutor of thelast Will and Testament of Kliza .Marsh, late ol Montgomery county, state of Indiana, do ceased, and that Letters Testamentary on said estate have been duly granted ID bio*.. Said estate is suppo.-ed to be solvent. •IonN K. CHAv, Administrat'ir.

Dated .lune Sth. l.s'.U

Walter D. Jones

Insurance and Collecting

Agency, of Linden, Ind.

All Claims for collection actively prosecuted. Will appear in aw attorney iu Justices' Courts.

G(Ap PjlLACE HOTEL

91 to 1 OS Clark Str'eet,

CHICAGO.

only four minutes from the Court House Cable curs pass the door. New house with Modern Improvements newly furnished. On American and Kuropean plans, liooms •:t weekly: transients Ml cents and upward. Turkish llatlis for ladies and gentleman. 50 cents. Hestaiiranl by I-'red Compagnon, late chef Chicago and I'liiou-Leaguo clubs. Table d'llote served. ::-rCut this out for future use.

^IVrToHlk

The Best Remedy 111

in this world,, says J. Hoffhorr, of Syracuse, N. Y.,is l'astor Koeuig's Nervo Tonic, bocauso my son, who was partially paralyzed throo years ago and attacked by fits, has not had any symptoms of them Hiuou no look ono bottlo of the romedy. I most heartily thank for it.

Tunm:

Hautk, Ind.,

Oct.

17, 1890.

Rome time ago a sunstroke so affected my nerves that at times they wero bevoud control ey wero dull and without expression, and a tvit.chingof theuiueploH of tho face and almost co -.tinual movement of tho hands and arms, osjially tho loft side. Thoro was impediment of joech, aud at times would bo so ovorcome with •Mzziness as to

IK-

uuablo to stand. Heard of

i'astor Koonig's Norve Tonic tried ono bottle, and noticed a great change tried another, and now can say that 1 am enjoying perfirt lirallh, steady nrrvcx nnd a good appetite, which Iliad lost ontirely boforo using your medicine. l'UANK L. (iliACE. —A Valuable Rook on Ncrvons

FREE

Diseases sent free to nny address, and poor patients can also obtain this medicine free of choree.

This remedy has been prepared by tho Reverend Pastor Koenig. of Fort Wayne, Ind., since 1876, and Isnow prepared under his direction by .lie

KOENIG MED. CO.. Chicago,

'Ah

Sold by Drug-gists at SI per lJott ic. for .•£'} £argo Size, 81.75. 0 Hottlos ior !$!?.

PILES

"AlfAKESlS plvos instant relict' and is un infnlliblo Cure for IMles. Price 81. By Druggists or mall. Samples free. Address"ANAKLSlS Box 2410, New York City.

FIRST ANNUAL*

Firemen, Milita

0 N A E N

And Band Contest

At Crawfordsville, Indiana'

JULY 2, 3 AND 4 1891. $2",500

In Gold Offered.

This Tournament wil excel anvthine ever held in the Siate. !ov. llovev Staff and State Ollicers have been iii! vited. Firemen, Military and Hands attending this Tournament will take part in the

Grand Industrial Parade

VJI

-^l-,*?*

With th-: Many (ilittering Uniforms. Flags. Dan'ners of all Nations Including

2o,Beautifl Floats

-di:a\vn i*.v

80 WHITE HOUSES.

ThU alone will repay any one to come miles to see. Friday evening a Grand Jiand Concert, will he given at the Fair Grounds. *J(I0 Members of thevisiting Hands will take part. The Fair Grounds will be lighted by Electricity, making it ightasday. Every body is invited to come and enjo\ theiuselve-. For particulars see

JOHN 1MCE,Corresponding Sec.

Thompson & Cates, New and

2nd-Hand Store,

North Green Street,

Have now on hand a large and varie stock of

Furniture, Stoves, Glassware and Queens1 are,

And a general line of

Housekeepers'Supplies

Something l'or 'Everybody at Way Down Friees.

Thompson & Cates.

BE A MAN

AP0U0 WAS A PERFECT MAN.

PERFECT IN FORMS-MATCHLESS IN WAR! So aDxloua were the ancleutn for otalwari mm that punr bojK at birth were put to death.

Every MAN can be STRONG and VIGOROUS In all respecti.

Y0UNQ MEN OR OLD,

suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, Loit or Failing Kanhood, Physical Exceuea, Mental Worry. Stunted Development, or any PERSONAL WEAKNESS, can bo restored to PERFECT HEALTH and tho NOBLE VITALITY of STRONGMEN, the Prldo and Power of Nations. Wo claim by years of practice by our exclusive methods a uniform. "MONOPOLY OF SUCCESS" in tri'Iltin^all Diseases, Weaknesses and

Afflictions of Men. Testimonials from ftUKtatoa and Territories.

filID UFUf Bilfti/ u%\ll be xr.nt frrr. nealcd. postUUn NcW DllUlv paid, forn limited time. Get It while yon can. Full Explanations for HOME TREATMENT. Yon can be FULLY RESTORED as Thousands bavebeen by us. Read our testimonials. Address at once

ERIE MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO. N.Y.

HKLP

MK'I'TKH tloiu a gold mir..! No Capital needed! No risk but 1(1 to fl'i a day profit!.

W A \TTP I 11 '1'eaehers, students. Minis--/VlNlJl/l'l toi's, llri^ht -Men and l.adies wanted in every Town and County. Noexpelience needed. Credit givei. if desired. He early this time and secure llrst choice of exclusive territory ou this bran Ne Hook.

Don't be an Ostrich: writ.eand get full information and solid facts about

Footprints of the World's History.

By WM S- BYRAN and JOHN CLARK RIDPATH: 'I'lIK WOHI.U'S CKI.KIIUATKt) IIISTOKIANS. The story of the Nations as told in the brilliant deeds and grand achievements of the World's, lleroes and Heroines. A i-ieh storehouse of History, Travel, Adventure, and the weird and wonderful events the "limes that tried men's souls." Thrilling stories of the days of ohivaliy. Startling heroic achievements of Warriors and Crusaders. Also a vast collection of the rarest gems of Knglish and American Historical l.iterature. The most wonderful New Hook ol to-lny. the great self-educator: Just the book the people want. Over :150 grand Historical IlluMtalioni-) half tone Steel Kngrnvings, and brilliant bl-'W1-ored Plates. Everybody tlnds it a bonanza ol, success. It sells without asking. No Capital, no risk. Straight business and big profits. Spl*" "a illuwtrate.i circulars and full parlicuhii» seiiv free. Address,

TIIK .lOSKS linos. Prill-ISIUNIi Co.. P.O. Box, !i III. hv Cincinnati. Ohio-

mm,

Meeting of Comity Board of Tax Efinallzaaoii-

All tax-payers of Montgomery couniv. I ana. will tako notice tba: the County lie del.,,, Iteview will meet al tho County Auditor's 'I"''" In Crawfordsville'on the ilih day ot July, hear complaints and ecpializo the assess: •-nt.of Montgomery county.

Tho Hoard of lievlew wil) hear i-ompi,l

!1'\

from the different townships and towns upon m" dnys and dates as follows .fulyTth, Coal Creek, Wayne township Waynetown.

July Sth, llipley, Alamo, llrown and \nok land. July 9th, Scott, on and Sugar Creek.

July loth, Fran' e. Darlington, Walnut, New Koss, Clark and 1.July 13 and 14. .n.

July Iftand It:.

awfordsvillc.

The tax-paver* who liavo complaints to niftKo will please n. ,.• 'hem upon the day set apart ior their tow., ur township.

J011N L.GOHEN,, Auditor M. t.