Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 September 1891 — Page 2

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AT THE

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For wliich the

HIGHEST MARKET

Price will be paid. Give us a cali before selling.

Crabbs Reynold s.

IE DON'T DO THINGS BY HALVES.

Pi rot do more busines than A llolj any other gallery in the city, thus enabling us to work for less money than other pho tographers.

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LOCAL NEWS.

Mat Doherety is in Joplin, Mo.

Barnum drew the greatest^ crowd of the season. Now Richmond is to have a bank. Kali for Richmond.

Lebanon stands almost alone in the increase of its tax levy. X. ,J. Clodfelter left last Tuesday for :i tour of Yellow Stone l'ark.

/•J-jK We have one price. When you Trill come to our gallery we do not say that we grade our work, lor this is net done by honest people. Ptfj If you would lind out tor your Dili, sell call and hear what we have to say. We can always be found south of Court House on .Mails Street.

Several thousand of people visited the show grounds hist Sunday. W. L. Williams is in Chicago studying stenography under Mrs. Lola Berry.

W. 1L llaley and wife, of Frankfort attended the Brush reunion here last Saturday.

Win. II. Evans lias been appointed guardian of the heirs of Amanda lv Evans.

Ben S. My res and ,lames Sarvies have their fancy chickens at the State Pair this week.

Mrs. Lulu Waugh had charge f)f the embroidery department at the State Fair this week.

Ed Reynolds. ex-Sheriff, of Boone connty, was in the city Monday attendI ing the circus.

W. II. Carson, of Kansas City, was in the city this week attending the funeral of his brother.

In Clinton county the rate of taxation has been reduced from from £l.flS to §1.41 on the $100.

Under the new tax law, railroad property in Boone county is appraised at SI, .'K)8,00o. against 8501,80: last year -an increase of 870(, 202.

The Barnuin show used ?1'20 in payment for fresh mots when hero this week, and about the same for groceries and vegetables. ,r'

About 100 witnesses were examined by the Grand Jury to find out if the saloons were opened on the 4th of July and to whom liquors was Bold, but. the enquiries amounted to nothing.

The first Newspaper published in Indiana, was published in Vevev, Switzerland Co., by the father or Dr. Berryinan of Darlington, and was called the "Annotator"."- Darington Echo.

The Motion railway company announces that agents and train crews of the road hereafter be required to report all children who climb on freight cars, whether in trains or standing on side tracks. "For a country town," said one of the Marnum showman, "your people turn out well to our show, and our business has been very good. The people were show hungry, and we hope we have satisfied their appetites for a time."

A letter from Loudon from Mr Chas. X. Willams will be found in THK RK-

VIKW

doing the best discounts possible. My so doing we can give you better stock than others and at lower prices. We

doouro\vn work. There

fore we know it is done right, and when we tell you your pictures will be made from the best- material we know it to lit so.

MUS. WILLIS A: iN\

Marriage Guide,

quisitivc wish to know. Trice $1. Kxptess prepd. Natur your express ojj'u f. I)r. BATE, Chicago

I Thousands of panes or Nl'IKVOUS OKU1L1TY, LoBt Matihood.etc.,cured

by NEIIVITA. Sl.OU

packase for To. Trial went Fit EE for ltte u«e. Dlt. A. U. OI.IN CO., lluiSlS, CUiuufO.lll.

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is an iuftilfiblo

Cure for I'IIor. J'riccSl. By Druggistsormuil. Samples free. Aildress"ASAKKSIS," llox -41(5, New York City.

A POSITIVE CURE FOR

50c.

WINKELMANN A BROWN Drug Co. 'rup«. Baltimore- Md.

PER BOX.

TIN'

K0PFAL1NE

Oreat Gorman

lltHilai'lio Curt' will euro

IRTVOIIH,

nick,

malarial and all

forms nf hoadae.lir. IVnple who

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Fullered, say

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HEADACHE

.IIOITT JII.

VIGOR OF MEN

Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. Wenkncia, Ncrvou»nc«»t Debility, and all too train of evils from early errors or later excesses, tho results of overwork, sickness, worry, etc. Full gtrengtb, development, and tono Klven to every enjan and portion of iho body. Bimpio, natural methods. Immediate "mprovemont seen. Failuro Impossible. 2,000 references. Book, explanations aoa proofs (nailed (sea'.ed) free. Address

BRIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.

to-day. Mr. W. has written a

number of interesting letters to the press of this city during his abscence abroad. lie a rived home this week.

The annual reunion of the 8(ith regiment. 1 ndiana Vols., will be held at Crawfordsville Thursday, Oct. Sth. A collation will be spread at 12 o'clock, to l»! followed by reminiscential talks. All

Id soldiers will be cordially welcom-

The old lady who was captured at the Junction some weeks ago anil placed in the County Asylum to await identitieation made two unsuccessful attempts to escape last Saturday night. He frightened all the inhabitants of Fiskvilie out of several years growth but was captured before doing any damage.

I )n or before Xoveniber 1st. 1H01. the New Richmond bank will open its doors for business in the front half of the room accupied by

T-

S. I'attoii. Mr.

I'atton will build an addition and move his stock back making room for the bank. L. F. Prichard, of Georgetown, III., cashier and T. S. I'atton assistant.

At a rem.i if the Tenth Indiana Vols., in Crawfordsville. officers were elected, viz: Joseph McDaniel. of Crawfordsville. president: Dr. Shultz. of Lebanon, vice president:.). B. Shaw, of Lafayette, treasurer and J. S. Perkins, of Lebanon, chairman of the executive committee. The next reunion will lie held at Lebanon.

—A. L. Kmiller, prominent as a member of the Tippecanoe county bar. was in the city to-day on legal business. Mr. Kuniler is the gentleman who fought so vigorously for his client ex-Rev. I'ettit.during his late trial for murder. He still expresses confidence in Pettit's innocence and says that he expects a reversal of flie case some time .during October.-Frankfort Xews. Ate

The prohibitionists met at the court house last Saturday afternoon ami organized a club. John J. Darter was elected President. J. Ett.er. Secretary. David 1 larter.Treasurer.T. J. iriflith,vice-pres-ident. Regular meetings are to lie held on the first Tuesday of each month at 1:150 p. ni. Everybody is invited to attend lilt! meetings. Free and full discussion will be allowed.

Indictments have been returned by tho grant! jury of Clinton county against all its railroads, for alleged vio lation of the law that provides for maintaining seperate water closets for men and women at stations, in towns or cities of population of 250 or more. Ten inditements were found found in all, viz:- Two against the Clover Leaf, two against the Vandalia, one against the Big Four, three against the Monon and two against the Lake Erie.

Several cases of pocket picking was reported Monday.

All the schools in the county closed Monday to attend Barnum's show.

The otlicers of the new gas company are A. F. Ramsey, pres.. J. 11. Dickerson vice pres. and treaa., Capt. W. 1\ llerron sec., John Mason asst. treas. and book-keeper. The company will open an oflico in the Robb room opposite the Review office.

The fourth quarterly session of the Fifth District Lodge, comprising Clay, Vigo. Owen. I'uttnan, I'arke. Vermillion, Fountain and Montgomery counties. will be held at Linden Montgomery Co.. I ml.. Wednesday and Thursday. Oct. 7 and S. 1801. for the purpose of considering matters of the utmost importance concerning the building up of Good Templary throught the District. The preliminary session will be held on Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. in.

On Tuesday evening. Miss Grace Remley, aged 12. of Wesley, started after the cows as is her usual custom, and in crossing a woods pasture a young heifer with a calf became infuriated at the sight of the young girl and went rushing madly at her. The heifer struck tlu- girl with her horns and tossed her in the air several times. An ugly wound in her side was inflicted and nearly all her clothes were torn off. Aid came just in time to save her from a horrible death. Dr. Hamilton was calied and dressed her wounds.— Wavnetown Hornet.

Shot a Peach Thief.

Last Saturday night VanSidener was awakened from a sound sleep by a noise as though some parties were pelfering his peach orchard. Being unable to setany distance he grabbed his shotgun and emptied its contents in "the direction of the noise. Sunday morning he visited the orchard and found a pool of blood upon the ground which gave evidence of some one having lain there some time. Who the thief was or how badly he was hurt is not known but it is safe to say he has a sore spot in his carcass somewhere.

South Africa is shipping oranges to London.

A twenty-eight pound turboc concontained 14,000,000 eggs.

The treassury watch is eotnpased of seventy veteran soldiers.

Sharks are bothering in Long Island Sound.

the fishermen

HncUlen's Arnica Salve.

The best Balve in the world for cut?, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe?er sores, tetter, chapped bauds, chilblains, corns, aud all Bkiu eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed perfec satisfaction, or money refunded. Prices 25 pee ills per box. Fur sale by Nye A o.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried tor Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

Two

IImI'vi**!

Kxriii'himi Two.

Via Vandalia Line Sept. l.~th aud Sept. 20th. Fare to all points south of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi excepting a few. is one fare for the round trip. Also one fare to Kansas City. Leaven worth. Atchison and St. Joseph. ISeyond these points one fare and one third is added to destination. Tickets have liberal stop over privileges going and are good returning ItOdays from date of sale. The Vandalia 0:11 a. 111. train make per feet connections for all points beyond St. Louis or Kansas City. The evening trains make best connection south via

Evansville. J. C. I II IVUINSON. Agent.

The time is ripe for the declaration of dependence of Smail's Vegetable pills They are well equipped ill all the theiaputic and prophylactic, essential elements that make a tirst of all. American, secondly. Hoosicr manufacture ami always and altogether unlike and independent of the old Pod Auger brands 'ing small and the size of pellets, do not sicken nor constipate. One or two a dose. t.r.

Tumi K.»r ul«

In Montgomery county. Indiana: Iflo acres, under high state of cultivation: good brick house, good barn, good spring water for cattle. Will sell on good, easy terms or exchange foj- city propertv. See

ZACK MAHORXEY ,v SOXS. Crawfordsville. I ml.

UTIt'K TO NON-KKSIHKNTS.

State of Indiana. Montgomery County. In the Montgomery circuit court. Sept. le'rm, IN'.e. Krantie Lcet vs. Lent Martin ei al. Complaint, No. xl'Jlti.

Sow comes the plainlill by .1. K, llamia and II. A. Wilkinson, attorneys, and lilt their complaint herein, together wbli an atn.lavit that said .lofcndHUts Arthur llalstead. Albert llalstea.l, Joseph lialsieml. tnven Martin. Kobert M.ivtin, Marlha Alice Ma-tin ami Leah Hush are not. residents of the st.at«' of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given s^iid delendeiits. that unless they be and appear on the l.ith dav of tbe noxt term of tho Montgomery circuit Court, to be holdon 011 tlie 10th day of November A 11. 1S!I1. at tlie court house in Crawfordsville. in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, tli? same will bo heard and determlnod in their absence.

Witness my name, aud the seal of said Court, afflxc.l at Crawfordsville, this l.sth day of Set I tember A. I)., 1K91. IlKKHY Ii. Ilt'l.KIT,

Clerk.

A RACE FOR A HOME

Wild Rush of the Boomers Oklahoma.

EAGER TO ENTER CHEROKEE STRIP-

Thirty Thousand Settlors Massed on the llonler Wailing for the Arrival of tho Hour When the Promised

I.and Will lle Opened.

r.xoniNG sn:.\"s.

GUTHIIIK, O. T., Sept. '2, —All Sunday the streets were cr .tied with prairie sehoyters, carriages, horsemen and foot passengers, all jammed into a shouting, struggling, hurrying mass, Hundreds of horses were sold on tho streets, and the stores all did a rushing business. Hundreds arrived in wagons aud one train brought fifteen earloads of people. Along the. line of the reservation the scene is an animated one. At the negro settlement of Langston are 'J,000 negroes, all armed and on the road. Scores of negro men, women and children were passed walking the 15 miles to the line. All of these negroes are determined to have a claim or light. At Toliee 5,000 people are encamped and the road to the Kiekapoo reservation is a continual procession for many miles. Kirwin Murray, the Iowa interpreter, states that in the reservation the soldiers are driving out hundreds of sooners. At the county seats the surveyors are at work but cannot finish the. survey before. Friday, liotli county seats are miserably located on rocky, rough ground, with no water near, yet 10,000 people will ride recklessly over 40 miles of country to locate there. On every side of the reservations the line is one continuous camp and the number of people in waiting is fully 30,000.

The publication of another important piece of ofticial information was made Sunday. It was contained in the following telegram from Land Commissioner Carter: "In answer to your dispatch I have to say that settlers can enter '.lie lands from the Kiekapoo reservation."

The Kiekapoo reservation is not included in the lands to be opened to settlement Tuesday, and lies in the very heart ot' those that are to be opened. North of it "is the Iowa reservation. South of it is the Pottawottomie. and east of it the Sac and Fox. This permission will be of immense advantage to the home-seekers, fnr it gives them many more miles of available border •where they may mass for the race.

Much satisfaction is expressed over Secretary Noble's order to the. registers and receivers of the html offices to prevent, so far as may lie in their power, fraud in connection with the tiling of the declaratory statements of old soldiers. The traffic in these declaratory statements has been suspended, the home-seek

HORFiOR IN A MINE.

"Twenty-Nine Workmen Meet Instant Death in an l-Aplosion in llcl^ian Colliery -Sever.il Kmiilnyen ill a Krusaels

Flreu ery Kille Blit'ssr.i.s. Sent. \!1. —An explosion tool* place at the l'archics-la-Mancli colliery near t'harleroi. province of llain.tiU Eighteen bodies have already been recovered"from the pit. and many workmen are missing. The latest reports from the scene of 1 he explosion place, the number of dead at twentynine. There are also .eleven workmen severely injured.

An explosion of gas in the St. Michel brewery, line de la Senna, this city, shortly before noon, completely destroyed four houses aud injured several workmen employed in the brewery. It is also feared that several persons have met their death in the ruins of the four houses. A wealthy merchant of the place, who was passing the brewery at the time the explosion occurred, was instantly killed, a mass of wreckage crushing him to the sidewalk.

LYNCHED A MURDERER.

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Otliecr l!eno "•Inter t.vn.'hed

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Uelto. Nov,

I:N-«C!X'V..

Sept. "Jl. -bonis Ortez,

whosh.it und uinrtally wountled OfTieer Kichurd N i.-li. w:is lynelied at ail early hour. A bout. midnight fifty prominent citizens marched to the court house, took the keys of the jaii ami the cell from the deputy sheriff, and dragged the assassin out. lie was li'iuii.l und led to the iron wngon liridgc A rope was iti readiness :ui' (Irte/. \v:is drawn up. The

l.ruke and Ortez fell back

about -I feet,. A larger rope was then obtained aud the prisoner successfully swung up. The body still swings from the bridge.

rienty of I'nnds for the I'tiir. CiiicAtio. Sept. -Jl. It is announced t.liat the s:i.0ito,000 required by the city ordinance to be collected by World's Columbian exposition oil subseriptious tn its capital stock before the city would place on the market tho So.OUO.liilO wort c.f bonds it was authorized to issue in aid of the Columbian enterprise, had all been collected. The matter of receiving aud disposing of these bonds has been referred by the directors to the finance committee of the e.\posit. )i. which will probably

Ilalniacrda SuTe.

I'AHIS, Sept.. is.—A dispatch 'received

ere

from Kuenos Ay res says that ex* resident ISalmaceda, of Chili, has aj'« rived at. Memloza. capital of tho Ar* pontine province of that name, and sit Wited not far from the Argentina frontier.

Mr. Sum'.ssor.

WASIUXOTON, Sept. 58.— The president has appointed Francis Ilendriokl to be collector of customs at Xew York,

The io tobacco crop will this veai I ba Hit la-j«.st ever raised in the btuto

Barnum

I'l all his stupenduous entirety w.is

with us last .Monday.

W. B. Hardee

The Tobacconist,

Will bu here all the year round with the biggest line of tobaccos and smokers' articles ever seen in the eitv.

MRS GRAHAM'S

Cucumber

AND

Elder Flower Cream

Is not a eoniesti.' in the sense in which that term is popularly used but permanently beautifies. It creates a soft, smooth, velvoty skin, anil by daily use gradually makes the complexion several shades whiter. It is a constant Protection (rum the effects of sun aud wind and prevents sun burn and freckles, and Vilackhends will never come while you use It. It eleanes the face far better than soap anil water, nourishes and builds up the skin tissues and thus prevents tho formation of wrinkles. It gives tho freshness, clearness, and smoothness of skin that you had when a little girl. Kvery lady young or old ought to use it. as it gives a more youthful appjarance to any lady, and that permanently. It contains no acid powder or alkali, aud is as harmless as dew and as nourishing to tho skin as dew is to tho (lower. Pricn $1.00, at. all druggists and hair dressers, or at Mrs. (iervaise rahain'sostabllslim Jut, 103 l'ost Street Sin. Francisco, where she treats ladies for all blemishes of the face or flgue. Ladies at a distacne treated by letter. Send stamp for her little book

How to be Beautiful.''

Sample Bottle

regarding

them as an ext ra-hazardous investment. Nevertheless tin- line of old soldiers and old soldiers' attorneys which formed t'ri.lay :il the. door of the land office here has lengthened itself out fifty yards since Saturday and every hour a.itls to its length.

mailed free to any lady on rein stamps to pay for postage anu Lady agent wanted.

ceipt of 10 ee^lls packing. I.ady a

MRS- GRAHAM'S

MRS

PACE BLEACH.

Cures the worst cases of Freckles, Snnburn, Sallownes®, Moth-patches, Pimples and all skin blemishes. I'rlee $1.50. Harmless and elfective. No sample can bo sent- Lady Agents wanted.

TheDrrost

in this town who first orders a

bill of my preparations will have his name added to this advertisement. My preparations are for sale by wholesale duggists in Chicago anil every city west of it.

PEACHES!

LOTS OF 'EM.

Iain now receiving daily shipments of Peaches and Fluins from South ern Indiana in large quantities. Have plenty for f. all. Come early

JOEH. TAYLOR

EAST MAIN S L'liEET.

"Wo pond tho marvelnuM French Kein»'ily CALTHOS frre. ami a legal guarantee that

vvry

ALTIIOS

Will bo at Crawfordsville on Monday. On. itio Nutt House.

will

STOP DlflcliurgcA & Kml*»lon«, OUKB Spermatorrhea, Varicocele and KKSTOIIE Lout Vlcor.

L'se ft and pay 'f satisf.rd. Address, VON MOHL CO.. Sole American Agrct, Clr.rhitmli, Ohio.

IITICKTO IIHI US, IJKIMTons. KTC.

In the matter ol the estate of Kli/.abolh Darnell, deceased. In the .Montgomerv Circuit Court. September term, lS'.ll. Notice is liereb given that (ieorge \V. Dewey as executor of th istate of Klizabeth Darnell, deceasi'.l, lias )ire sented and liled his iiecoun's and vouchers in dual settleinentof said estate, and that tho same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the Hth day of October, lt-'.il. at which time all heirs, ei ei"itors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause if any there be, why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs or distributees of said estate are also notified to be said Conrt at tho time aforesaid ami make proof of heirship. Dated this IKth day of September tiKOiUlK W. I1KW1CV. IS'.U. Kxecutor.

CHEATING '"HORSE LAHKETS

N nrly every pittern of

5/A

Horse

u'ankei is imitated in color and In most eases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the tvarp threads, and so lacks strength,and while it sells for only a little less than the genuine it isn't worth one-half as much, 'i'iio fact that Horse Blankets .••r,: copied is strong evidence thev arc THE STANDARD, :n

buyer '-hnnld

vie

'Jl? t-i"

see

that

,.\ trade mark is

sewed on

.:ic- i:' s:d£ of the Blanket. Five Mile

ricrsfrlc

"rest

I £•.

A \i. life*

•n- csst. ,T i'LC3 •iy. If Miti can'l ct

1.. .5 A

I '''I tt Mfl

t«iit.-mi \..ttr lieu it t, write u. lor t!.r I- ou run get it wit! on! eimrge. WM AYRES

SONS, Philadelphia.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Surgeon in charge.

EYE, CANCER AND PILE HOSPITAL

of Indianapolis,

Will Not Trent a 1'atieiit He Can Not Cure

The crowds that go to see him on each visit speak volumes of his success in curing all forms of surgical and chronic disease. Their cure- are due to the long years of experience in the largest hospitals of the world which gives him thorough knowledge of liseases and their cure.

This Great Physician

Cures more cases of Cancer. Catarrh, diseases ol" the Kidneys, Bladder, Prostrate Glandes and General Debility in one month than the average general practioner does in two years, because he is a specialist and gives his entire attention to the cure of chronic diseases.

FREE EXAMINATIONS.

lie examines the sick and affiicted free of charge, and charges only lor value received. These examinations are scientific and strictly confidential at. his office All correspondence should be directed to Dawson E.Barnes, HIT N. Tennessee st, Indianapolis, Ind ,Eye Cancer and Tile Hospital.

MONEYS

PLUMS!

ctn be tarnMl •tourNKWlJoeofwotfc, mpidij and honorably, by thoaa e/ itbtx young or old, and in th«l» wn locaHticn.whcrevtr thpy Jirfr. Any ne ran do thi! work. Eaav to taarn.

We furnUh evurythinje. We Hart

YOU. NO

$3000

risk. You can

your apare moments, or ail your time to die work. Thiainau entirely new lead,and l»rinp* wonderful aueccsa to every worker, tle^innera are Raniing from #25 to $50 per week and upwardi, and more nftrr experience. We can furnUh yon the *ro» ploynient and tfHi-h y..u No apncMo explain here. Full information KKKfc. Tit E «fc CO.. AUUISTA, JUiML

A "VKA I

undfilake to briefly

I tench any fairly inn llipfnt |oron of either who trin r«H«l nnrf write,and who, latter instruction,vill work hidufctriouHy, how to (Hm 'I'lin-f Thousand Dollar* a

Vear in their own localities" r*** the) tive.I will elfofomifh the situation or niploymint.iit wliirli yen can e«ni that amount. No iihhm'v for tnr tinh-fft hs Knaily niul quir.M*

I but «ne worker truin

FRC1»employment

district or count*. 1

'iavf alrcmlv tnncht niul provided with number,

A I,.,

nmki:.* over a «'uri'ii. h.

I'KXKWIftrpeonrt.aat

ami SOI.I St. l-'t:M pM-ticular* It 1^12. Address r« S'(i\ 4£0, AtiutiftlM. Maine.

OOTQUWMTABICYCLE

SHALL

taore elegant

ditfooB and without one ccut cost for tliem. Tne wheeln are 25 inchvs.n ith r« scent st« ?1 rltn» and ri»ol^» rubber tires,and run on hardened R!eo1conebrnr!nj?s.a«'ou* to wear (reared to 46 Inches detnehnhh- crr.nUs four t' t-7 Inches throw frame finely enamehii, iih r.ici el trim: Each machine is nupplied with t^o! Inj», wren« nn.i Equal In quality to

IIK-M?aobl

the mutliti

have bulb boya* ted tirls' atvles. If you want one without j»pe:uiinjr a cent of tnnn',c write at once for particulars and names of hunr!rt' •nd ulrls to whom we have alreadv piven bicycles. Ad

WESTERN PEARL CO334 (Formerly 308)DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO, ill

MONUMENTS

NEW FIRM! NEW DESTT. NS LOWEST PRICES!

Howard & Barju'tl

Have opened new rooms on thu' t:orne of Market and Green street/* an.l arc prepared to furnish' oil kinds of plain and artistic .Monumental W k.

Plans estimates made on application.

English Spavin Liniment removes all rt' Soft, or calloused lumps aud blemish**8

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