Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 October 1891 — Page 3

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THE

PATENT

COLD CLASPS

Jim Moloney,

211 EAST MAIN ST. 211 EAST MAIN ST

Brand Children's Suit sale Tttis WeeK.

A good Child's Suit for.. §1 V* A 1 1) A r»o

A 2 (H) A 2 ."0

Also imported cassimeres aud worsteds and .Ji-rsevs from SI to S'». Hats! Ilats! Ilats! Dunlup hats John I?. Stetson Hats Stetson & Go's Ilats Finest line of overshirts in town. Look in mv windows and note prices. Step into my stoje and see lor yourself. No. trouble to show goods. Nobody asked to buy if not suited.

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

All the latest novelties just received.

I'i frdSVIO CT700 AN3JA/J

The Day Has

4 and

1r-

HARRIET

HAM.,

KKS"

Hew Lawn Fence.

Neatest and strongest made, lm proved Iron and Steel I.awn. I''J'"' and Cemetery Kenees, piotected liy llftenii 1". S. 1'atents. Ageut-s wanlcil every\vliei e. Send for circulars alio Information. T1IK

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TRUNKS FOR EVERYBOEY.

Good Trunk for..8 .75 Good Trunk i'oi 1.00 I

And on up to $15. Give me a call.

JIM MOLONEY,

211 EAST MAIN ST. 211 EAST MAIN ST.

YORK STEAM DENTAL

FOR-

My Best §5 Cabinets for. $2 per doz.

1 have but one price-and that is$2 per dozen Remember tl ic 'd the linest class of work, and will not lade. 1 housands ot IUS a mcts ire in Crawfordsville and vieinitv and are all clear and brilliant. Do not patronize any gallery that makes woiu that would fade.

LAWS0N, THE PHOTOGRAPHER

'Over Con. Cunningham's.

MIAMI COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

thirty ycar^. lt»ok«kHplnc and rhonoerapli tuufit..

jiositiuus. Tertu* uiodcriiti*. Stmh'iii* at auv

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AND-

Stomach^Liver Cure

The Most Astonishing Medical Discovery of \the Last One Hundred. Years. The Great South American Nervine Tonic

Which we now ofl'cr you, is the only absolutely unfailing remedy ever discovered for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast train ol" 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 ONLY ONE "reat 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,

of V.'aynptown, Ind., says:

1 owe mv life to the Great South American Nervine. fluid been in bed for five months from the effectH ol an exhausted stomach, Indigestion, Nervous Prostration. and a general shattered condition of tnv- whole system. Had given up all hopes of setting well. Hail tried three doetorn, with no relief. The first, liottie of the NervIne Tonic Improved me

MIJH.KLLA

much that I wan alileto

walk about, and a few bottleH cured me entirely. I believe it in the best medicine in the world. I can not recommend it too highly."

No reinedv compares with

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COMPANY

PATENT GOLD CLASPS.

4 and 5 Grand Opera House IN 1)1ANAAOL1S, lii'l).

Teethextracted without pain bv the c{Vitalized Air or Nitreu Oxide if Gas, which is perfectly harml cspr.il agrees with all conditions ot rvstem Teeth extracted plain 25 c. old Ailing!" SI and upwards Silver lm ™nal»am i\lliiiss, 50 and 75c. Teeth $4. $5, $5. $0, $S, $10 to S50 per All kinds of the Finest Dental Work in the state at reduced pricis. Sixteen years' experience. A. 1M1EUKON, Mnnagei.

SOUTH AMERICAN NERVISK

eot. All

Cabinets,

be experienced tiwlicr*. Tliousamli «f stinlrMt* io tlno ri'tculars HtWrf.- A. O. WILT, rrinrlprt, Dajton, Ohio.

F'»

THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN

NERVINE TONIC

RRATTON.

pares with South American Nervine as a wondrous cure for the Stomach. No remedy will at all compare with South American Nervine as a cure for nil forms of failing health. It never fails to cure Indigestion and Dvspepsia. It never faiiB to cure Chorea or St. Vitus'Dance Its powers to build up the whole system are wonderful in the extreme. It cures the old, thejroung, und the middle need. It. is a great frieml to the aged and infirm. Do not neglect to use this precious boon if vou do, vou may neglert the onlv remedy which will restore you to health. South American

Nervine is perfectly safe, and verv pleasant to the taste. iVlicate Indies, do not fail to use this great cure, because It will put the bloom of freshness and lienuiy upon your lips and In your cheeks, and qulc.kly drive away your disabilities anil weaknesses.

Price, Large 18 ounce Bottles, $1.25 Trial Size, 15 Cents. EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED. If not kept by Druggists order direct from

I'Ol.NDHX

MANUKACTIK1NG CO.. '.7 and '.19 %V. South St, Indianapolis, lnd. Only perfect governor for wire, patented Jan. S!7. 1SH1.

of New Rose, Indiana,

eny«: I cannot expreBB how much I owe to the Nervine Tonic. My nyHtem was completely shattered, appetite gone, was coughing and spitting up blood am sure I was in the first stagen of consumption, an Inheritance handed down through several generations. I beg'.in taking the Nervine Tonic, and continued Its use for about nlx months, and am eutlrely cured. It Is the grandest remedy for nerves, stomach and lungs 1 have ever seen."

as a cure for the Nerves. No remedy com

Dr. E. DETCH0N, Crawfordsville, Ind.

INDIANA.

Interesting from

T1u» Northwest M. K. Conference.

SOUTH

1!I NI. Ind., Oct.,

the Northwest Indiana M. E. conference the halloL for delegates to the general conference resulted in the selection of Ii'.'v. .!. 11. Cissell, of Lafayette llev. 1

Lafayette, was invited to a seat on the. platform with the bishop. Mr. Story acknowledged the compliment in a neat address. Mr. Story then presented Miss Sohl, the lady delegate from Hammond, to the conference, anil as she ascended the platform aud modestly bowed her acknowledgments the. church rang with applause. ltishop Ninde followed with an address extending congratulations to the. laity. Rev. l)r. 11. 15. Uidgeway, president of (Jarrett

Biblical institute at Kvanston, 111., and Rev. Dr. 11. A. Coolin, of Depauw university, "eh addressed the conference in the iiitercstof their institutions of learning.

In Iteil for Thirty Yearn.

MirriiKi.i.. lnd., Oct. 5.—Some thirty years ago ilohn Hond, a colored man, took to his bed and has kept it ever since. IIis parents came from the Carolinas and settled on a farm near town, but decided to sell the farm and move to town, .lolln did not want the farm sold, and it is reported that he said if it was sold lie would go to bed and would not get u.p any more. For about thirty years he has kept his promise, except while his mother lay a corpse iu the house, when he unexpectedly came into the room in liis night clothes and knelt at the side of the corpse, scaring the watchers almost out of their wits.

He is so emaciated and weak now from long confinement to his bed that it ia impossible for him to get up.

Close or the Tri-State Fair. EVANSVII.I.E, lnd., Oct. 5.—The tristate fair closi-il hare Saturday with an attendance of S, 000 persons. Winners of the races were: The yearling1 trot— Luzelle best time. 1 1 %. The 3minute pace—Amelia S. best time, 2:25%. The bicycle races were interesting' and exciting. Barrett, of Chicago, won the half-mile handicap, the free for all and the two-mile handicap. Hunter,-of Indianapolis, taking second in the first two races, and Greene, of Evansville. second in the last. Other races were won by Durham, of Evansville Benedict and llolbrook.

Tin- Friends.

O N

Twonty-Si'ViMi Slabs His Lifts

MARIE

Bits of Information Various Towns.

Jr. 11. A. (!obin, of Do l'auw

university, and Uev. II. Smith, D. D., of Valparaiso. It was also decided by ballots previous to this that women wotil I be eligible as delegates to this general conference. It was decided that the next conference be held at Terre Haute. The lay electoral conference was invited to meet in joint session and the lay delegates, about seventy-live in number, were given seats of honor. The president of the lay conference, S. V. Story, of

Ind.. Oct. 5.—At'-lie year

ly meeting of Friends on Saturuay long statistical reports were made as to new ministers recorded, those who had died or been released, new meetings established and the present strength of the yearl3* nee ting, from which it appears there have been 2(17 births. deaths,

V-S disowned and 17J resigned, making the present membership 'J2.10S, in 5,047 families, of which »lli are ill colleges and 247 teaching.

NAI'ANT.I:. Ind.. Oct. 5.—Saturday evening at a. dance about 'i miles south o£ Napauee there was a cutting all'ray in which William Heeklman was stabbed to death by Joseph Sentub. Upon examination there were twentyseven knife, wounds foiuvl on his body. There is a searching party after the murderer and all probabilities are he will be lynched if captured.

Wiints I*nv for His Injuries.

LAFA

YK nr., Ind.. Oct. 5.— .lulius

Domke. who was injured in a collision on the Louisville, New Albany it Chicago railway in .I line, has sued the road for §1",0'J0 damages, lie alleges negligence, and the verdict of the coronerin the case of Aaron Heck, killed in ttio same collision, iixeil the blame on the company.

Ciipturnd s» Kiiinivay Wile.

JEKKKUSONVIM.K.

Ind., Oct. :.•—\\ hen

Jolm Ricliter returned home at noon Saturday lie found his wife anil little daughter gone. No dinner was ready ap-d on search 5-,00 hail disappeared* The same evening the wom in was apprehended at Evansville. 'It is not known whether there is another man iu the ease.

Diplittmriii In Lafayette.

LAKAYKT

ri-:, Ind., Oct. r. —Diphtheria

continues to spread in this city. Two deaths occurred Saturday forenoon and three new eases are reported. The public schools an all closed, and the health officer has requested the closing of this private aud Catholic schools.

Impaled on a I*ntry I'ole.

GosHK.\',Irid..Oct. 5. —While outdriving David llelman, a wealthy farmer, was thrown arid caught between a tree aud the buggy pole, the latter striking him in the abdomen and going almost through his body, lie died soon afterward.

A Ouurrel KIHIB In Muniur.

FHANKI.IN, lnd., Oct. 5. In a quarrel between William Moran, James Dugan. Richard DufY and Kd Lowe Morail's skull was fractured by a beer bottle in the hands of Lowe. The injured man is dead.

I11

from a Window:

VAI.PAUAISO, lnd., Oct. 5.—W. T. Turner, a plumber working in the masonic rooms of tlie Academy of .Music block, fell Saturday from an upper •window and was killed.

Killed llerxclf.

Coi.ii»iiiUK. lnd., Oct 5.—Mrs. William I'riinbl v, a school-teacher of this city, committed suicide Friday by taking poison.

Several inches of snow fell at Dead wood, S. 1)., Saturday night.

BASHKIRTSEFF'S

TOMB.

^Usrliuuge* to tlio Itesllhg Place of tlie VoniiK ItiiHMlun Genius. The torab of Marie lla«hltirtseff is one |f the places of pilgrm'gc in Paris, there can be seen eminent men of letters, artists, politicians and society leaders, all paying their tribute of respect to the raeiuoi^' of the girl who became famons after death. Rarely does a day pass but some stranger seeks ad

mission to the still rural "eimctiere" where a splendid monument marks tho Bpot for which he is bound. Admission to the chapel is difficult to obtain, yet the interior is worth seeing, if only for the line life-size portrait of Mari® placed above the exact place where she lies. Fresh flowers, summer and win Ier. are placed there daily, and all has been done to make the place move like a home than a tomb. Every morning during the summer a veiled figure may be seen making its way toward the monument and the gardeners whisper, "Paxivre dameV e'est la mere de Marie Itashkirtseff."

Flexible Sandstone.

Flexible sandstone is one of the en riosities found in North Carolina. Th« quarries ara in the mountains of the southwestern corner of the State, and the stone is taken out more as a curiosity than for any other purpose though it is sometimes employed in building. When cut in a thin piece say the *ize and shape of a common whetstone, you can bend it into a con siderable arc without itf )p*f4Fing and it will resume its forn®Hte»ightness on the pressure, being removed. Of course, if you bend it too far, it will break.

Dynamic Power of Coal* A curious and interesting" calculation has be made by Prof. Sogers of Washington, D. C., on the dynamic power of coal. According to the professor a single pound of good f-teftna coal has within it dynamic povrtsr eqtilvalent to the work of one man for one day. Three tons of the same coal represent a man's labor for a period of twenty years, and one square mile of a seam of coal, having a depth of four feet only, represents as much as 1,000 000 men can perform in twenty years.

lie Got Kereuzv.

A Belfast, Maine, young- man met an acquaintance on the strwftt one day last week, and, assuming a savage look, said: "Ten years ago you kicked me. I hayc ul" iiys remembered it. and now I am going to return the compliment." lie had hardly got the words out his mouth before he landed in a heap in the gutter, while the other fellow walked off muttering something about waiting iweaity y. next roi I.

Xew« to .*:

A Cerrnan authnvity Miy- st a third of all humanity—tliat IP, 1)0,000,000—sptak the Chinese language. Then the Hindu luiiguuge is spoken by more than l!'0,C(i(),0()0. In the third place slant's the English, spolcen by almost l(io,( 00,000. Fourth, the Russian, with 89,000,000, while the,German lang- age is spokeu by 57,000,000 tongues and the Spanish by about 4P,000,000. Of tho European languages the French is fifth in place.

»nl ol" the OrUluary,

Kats were used as sentinels by two burglars who trioil to saw their way out of the Cleveland jail. They scattered bread-crumlw outside of their cell, and when the noise of the sawing brought the watchman around, the rata gave notico of his approach by pattering oil'. Then the sawing suddenly ceased, and for nights the watchman was unable to locate the rasping sound.

jlIyMlai-y of a 'aiion.

Explorers have discovered in San Bernardino county. (aLtfornia, a great mass of moving ice in & deep canon on (irayba/li Mountain. The formation is about twenty five feet thick and sixty feet wide. Immense rocks have been pushed from their beds by the moving of the mass and lie upon top of it. Sun does nut reach the ice more than one hour a day.

Sonic Little TIIIIIZ*.

In the hippopotamus the eyes, ears, and nostrils are all set on the satno plane,', which enables the animal to sink its body entirely below the surface of the water and yet keep thoroughly in ormeil as to its surroundings.

The (iuttenberg Bible has the general reputation of being the first printed book. It is an admirable Kpe linen of the printers' art, and would ne no discrcditjto any reputable printing establishment of the present time.

The new equatorial telescope recently mounted in l'aris lias its tube bent at a right angle and the image of the sky formed by tlie object glass is reflected to the eye of tlie observer. It is the larirest of its kind in the world, its optical powers being very line and the images of the planets remarbably distinct.

A Cincinn iti lady bus a rat's nest valued at The nest was composed of bank bills to that amount, Which the rodents had torn into small fragment. She was advised to make an affidavit to the fact and forward It, together with her very valuable rat domicile, to the Treasury department at Washington.

CASTOR IA

for Infants and Children.

so well adapted to children that

I recommend it aa superior to any prescription knows to me." H. A. Ajuthkr,M. D.,

U180b Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.

LOANS.

irst IMoapLoiiris

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'Interest Payable aunDiilly. Apply to

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-THE-

Yandalia

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NORTH BOUND.

No. 52 Mall &16n. in. No. 54ExprefF fi:lR p. m. No.S'J, Loval AcccmniodatioD 11-40 ft. m.

SOUTH JtOL'NF,

No. 51 Exproee. S:-I4 n. ra No. 53 Mail 5:£0 p. in. No. 59 Local freight 12:40 a. in

No 55 null 50 ni l* new fust ilnlly irniB. No. 50 mnltea good count ciions for all Michigan ami Canada points, nnd makes Chicngo via Logansport at 6:30 p. m.

Good connection mado at_Terre llauto for tho South and Scuili-wctt. 1'iains lun ihiougli to St. Joeepli, llic li.. making goud ci nncction with C". & W. Jl. for Michigan points.

J. C. HTJTCHINSON.

and

House Furnishing

GOODS

Than now at. the store of

ALEX. MAHOENEY'S

West Side Store.

An extended advertisement is not necessary but come in and inspect anil price the goods see if it is not true.

ALEX. MAHOKNKY.

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Cantort* cores Colic, Constipation, Soar Stomach, Diarrhoea, KrajtottoB. Kills Worms, gives sleep, Hi promote* cestion. Without injurious medication. THK CENTAUR COMPANT, 77 Murray Street, ST. T.

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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

You hiivo seen no better opportunity in years to buy first clas* '..V.

Fiiinituie, Stoves

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ALL TRAINS RUN THROUGH SOLID

Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked to Destination.

oet Maps and Tlmo Tables if you waat to b*. more fully informed—all Ticket Agents atOouMD ttAtlona have tbem—or addreaa

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SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.

No. 4—Nielu express "I a. ttu No. 6—Past ii.aU 1:30 p. No. 12—Lafayette Express N:31 a» idi No,44. Local Accommodation 3:10a.

Address W. Michle, nirent lor further particulars. JOHN B. CAKSON, JAMES RAltKKK Uei.. Manager,

G. P. A., t'hlcago. Chicago.

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Kino of Specialists

Locates all diseases \vict.h :il as'ilni: a quosti Tho grrtat'^t i)iasn "//aii of tlus.l'.lth ContU-

I.ate of tin- .Medical |i. :artment univnroity ot I'eiinsyl.'ania at J'liilmI• plii. and tin1 BolllyuoDental Medical Coilef.- New York city trsaC, sneeossl'iilly the follow ..g dise:i(«'s.

Ague, Aliciwses, Astli..i i. liarrennrss. Bladder,. Blouchus. llronchili's, UinnnV Diai-rlim-a. Crooked Linil'i*. Club Kect. Ci'iistipntioii. Cancer Catarrh, Diarrhoea, Dubili-.y. Dyspei'sm, Uropsy llysentery. Duafiiess, Kyc. Kar. Krysipoloa, Kemalo AVeaknes!?, .-'i-vor, Sores, Fits. Fistuln,. Coitre. lioiion liac. Gli-ct. (ir.tvH, Hip Joint Jipeasp, Headache, Hyslei ia. Hernia, ln eguiarilies, Impotency, Joint Diseasi-H, Kidneys, Liver,

I.eueorrlioea. Nervousness, Ovaries, i'iles, 1'rostration, l'imples, I'nralysis. l!hf (inialisnis ltupI Hire, Spteu.'. Skill. Swellings. Skin Diseases,

Stricture. Scrofula, SI, Vilas Dance, SpyUilis, Spermatorrhoea, Tape worm, Tonsil, Kulargements, Tumors. I tems,

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E A A S

-Hy a thorough knowledge of the natural law which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a jareful application of the line properties of well-selected ocoa. Mr. Kpps lias provided our breakfast tallies with a deliealidv llavorcd beverage, which may s.ivo n« many heavy doctors' bills, it is by the Judicious se of Mich articles of diet that a constitution may l.e giadullay built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to dis-ate. Hundreds of hiiblie maladies ale Iloating around us ready to attack wlieievor there is a weak point. We may t:jcape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fottiliod with pure Mood and a properly lioiiiMied frame."—Civil Service liazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold onlv in half-pound tins, by grocers, labelled thus:

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Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Sheriffs Sale. V:

liy virtue i,l a ceriilb:d co|.y of a decree to ni& directed Irom tin- Clerk if Hie Montgoinery Circuit Court, iu a cause wherein Kobert E. Hryant isplaintill, and 'I'homas l.ewellen, Francis A Leweiien, I aiuly Lewellen and Fanny E. l.ewelleu aro ili-fiMidanls, reijuiring me to' make thosum of ttvo l-iiiidied and uineiv-uigiit dollars and si.\t y-l!ve cents, with inien'-t on fialil do-

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And Tumors (TRKP no knife: book fren. Dn.(»KATI»NY ANOHKIS No. 163 Kim .street, Cincinnati, O.

Sure Cure for Wcnk Men, as proved by reports of leading phy^\sicians. State age in ordering. £j\I'rlce. $1. Catalogue Free, ft 0 A A safe and speedy le Ju la cure for Gleet,

and custs, I Avill expose a i'uidii S'alo to the iiighest bidder, mi SATl'IMlAY, oc:ToliKlt Sllll. A. !».. 18!)1, Hetween the lu ins of 10 o'clock a. anil 4' o'clock p. III. of said day, at the door of the Court House iu Crawfordsville, Montgomery County* Indiana, the rents anil piuiits for turni ".i»t exeoeding «eveu years, tlie followim-' caaJ stato, to-wit:

I'art ol the wrjt li.ilf of the soudi-irc.^t iinarter of section twenty-eight xTK). township eighteen (IS) nortb, range live (5) st, hounded as fol lows: Hegmii'iig at a point on

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north llnoo

said west half nix hundred and sixty ((i(10) east of the iiortliwest eornej, run thence l'eet seventeen hundred and sixty il,rii0) ."eet, tlienct) east six liundrcd and sixty iiii) f.-ot, tboneo north seveLteen hundied and sixty il, 0) feet thence west six hundred and six,y (ijOO) feet to the place of beginning, containing twrutr.nlx and two-thirds &•%) acres, situate in Montgomgomery ei.unty, in the State ef Indiana.

If such reins and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said deeroe, Interest and costs, I will, at the samo time and place expose to public salo tho feo simple of «aid reft! state, or so in thereof an maybe sufflcloa to discharge said decree, interost and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief what, ever from valuation or apprnlsoment

se|(t. -jsth, A. i.. ism. JOIIN r. HIHLE',laws ..

Shcr,"1 ?t"«Komery

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County.

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S. HKNKY, Uenutyv

A. C. Jeuninon, Att'jfor JMaiutiff.