Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 November 1891 — Page 5

FOBS! FURS! FURS!

Greatest iu number and rariety are the capes aiul muffs now displayed. All bought before the late advance in prices.

Astrakhan, Beaver, Marten, China Seal, Mink, Persian, Krimmer, Alaska Seal, Coney, Hare, etc.

Pur reefer Jackets in China Seal, Astrakhan and Krimmer.

IN SEALSKIN GARMENTS

We are in a position this season to sell you an Alaska Seal, London dyed article at as low price as dealers buy to day, savins: you $50 to $75.

In Cloaks, all that, is new in Capes, Jackets, Plain and Fur Trimmed Ulsters, with seperate Capes, Foreigu and Domestics Goods, also a complete line of Children's Reefers and Cape Grretchens, size 4 to 12 years.

PARTICULARLY NOTE,

1 lot of Black Astrakhan Capes, late cut and in full depth at $12, actual value $16. 1 lot of Beaver and Cheviot 0 loth Jaekets, Ml shawl Astrakhan roll at $10.75, actual worth $14. 1 lot of Children's Cloaks, sizes 5 and 6 years, at $3.25, worth $5 to $7.

LOCAL NEWS.

L. S. AYERS & CO.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

H. Freeman was in Chicago this week. John M. Schultz was in Waynetown Wednesday.

A new time table goes iuto eflect on the Big Four to-morrow. Walter Bros, shipped a car load of torses to Savannah, Ga., Tuesday.

The annual State Convention of the V. M. C. A. is in session at Indianapolis. Work was began this week on the bridge over Walnut Fork on the Mace road.

The iron work for College street bridge over the Monon is being placed in position. .John Williams and wire, of Middletown, ()., are visiting Wm. Sinkey and wife.

Miss Cora Neez, a pretty young girl of Lebanon, was killed this week by ?nioking cigarettes.

Rev. A. K. Glover has accepted the pastorate at St. John's Episcopal church in this city for the coming year.

Harry Kramer was in Indianapolis last niglit attending a reception given by •Miss Maggie Miller, on north Peru streot.

We venture the prediction, and know whereof we speak, that Wabash avenue will never be boulevarded. in your hat. •Judge Harney has been wearing his new lionors this week in a way that was truly »gratifying to his constituents. Unvle Jim is all right.

Paste Ihis

Plumbing for natural gas is getting cheap. The prices started at "Jo cents lor foot but several firms now ofl'er to lo the work at just half that price,

Homer L. Patterson and Miss Minnie Morrow were married at the home of the brides' parents, southeast of the city. Wednesday at noon bv Rev. W. '•reeno.

Harry Connard. a mail agent on C. & E" 1. railroad is home nursing injuries sustained from jumping from his train down a steep embankment in the dark •Hondav nirht.

Nesilay and Thursday, largelv attended.

EAST

DePauw and Purduo play a game of foot ball at Lafayette next Monday. On the result of this game hinges the championship. The faro from this city and roturn will bo 80 cents.

Will White will continue to act as court reporter during this term of court. Will is a first-class young man, his only fault being in his political views. Come over on the Lord's side, Willie.

U. C. Stov"fer ha^ resigned his position in the Anderson schools and returned to his homo in Ladoga.

Mrs. Pauline Mount, of this county, won the prize, a lot among the orange groves in Florida, offered by the Household Companion for the first, correct answer to a rebus published in that paper last month.

Fred Bandel has been granted the contract for boulovarding "Wabash Avenue. His bid was 92 cjnts per foot, making a total of $3,8G5 for the whole work. The work is to bo finished within 00 days. Mr. Bandel's bid was 91,000 lower that his nearest competitor.

Said a very prominent republican school teacher this week: "1 think it a wise idea for each of us teachers to hoist a flag on our school houses and then hire some boy to tear it down anil trample it in the dust. It's the greatest 'snap' for cheap notoriety I know of."'

The Hag farce will be duly celebrated by the presentation of a silk banner to the patriotic young teacher. Miss Connors, at Ladoga next Wednesday night. A large attendance is desired. There will be nothing in the character of the entertainment to offend the most fastidious. Secure your seats early.

It is said that if a picture of that dashing young heroine of Hag fame should be suspended in these (J. A. R. halls, in plain view of all. that resolu

The joint Sunday school convention of Vanklin township and Montgomery t.ions of an entirely different characte tountv was held at Shannondaie Wed- would be passed. A red-headed maidei

The

convention'

irtiel«

MAIN STREET.

clot'ning.

of forty summers is not exactly the expressing its

to arouse

gilt-edged enthusiasm

Lafavette Courier.

Mr. Stover will turn

his attention to the reading of law but has not decided just whore he will locate this winter.

It is barely possible the state of New York had not heard of the Clark township Has! episode as in no other way can the republicans explain away that great big, healthy domocratic majority over there.

ABE I^EVIXSON.

Ab evidence of a healthy groth, the town of Wingate ia erecting a mammoth brick building.

A gang of men and women, engaged in a drunken brawl ou north Green street Saturday night in which one of the females was almost disrobed of her

The combatants wera sep

arated by bystanders the police not being in sight. No arrests. Eh Jones and '-Plumps" Marley, two characters woll known in thj police court, wero out among the merry masquers Saturday night. When the two met the memory of an old grudgo sprang up and they went after each other iu a truly wild-west manner. "Plumps 'wedded an ugly looking knifo and with it attempted to

Bever

the ties which bind

the l'air Eli to this sphere. As a result Eli has a badly lascerated hand and "Plumps" has left the city to keep out jail.

Parties who came down this week from Michigan City state that Warden French's new privilege permitting convicts to grow mustaches is working quito a revolution in the appearance of the eight hundred prisoners gathered there, and that the variety of the appearance of the various hirsute growths is almost amusing. Nearly all the prisoners have taken advantage of the privilege, and prisoner Pettit is said to have regained his former handsome appearance.

GENEHAL STATE MEWS.

There are lots of hickory nuts this year,

Tree-planting is a fad at I'jvansville. Taxes have been paid. That is, some have.

Brazil miners have concluded not to strike. South Bend is enforcing the ll-o clock liquor law..

Officers are raiding the sporting houses at Frankfort. Right. Track laying is under way for the eki trie street railway at Ivokomo.

Seymour has put down four miles of brick and concrete sidewalks mis year.

James and Mary Conwell have just been divorced in Richmond. Were married in 185!).

Two rival towns along the southern extension to the Elkhart railway are known as Dead Dog and Tail-Holt.

Dr.W. A. Galpin. of Goshen, died while drinking a cup of cotTee, claimed. "How funny I feel." and dead.

We Are Stirring Tliem XJp.

You would think so if yen woi'ld see the amount of (!oods we are selling BOW. Our store is thronged with people eager to buy the many bargains we ore offering in

DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, YARNS, CANTON FLANNELS. MUSLINS. CRASHES. SHAWS, COMFORTS, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

For this week, only we will offer 25 dozen Ladies' Red all wool Vests and I'auts for worth 91. •••dozen Ladies' Worsted Mits at 15ceach, wortli 35c. A great bargain.

ger factories. The Herald's 'jollification is justifiable. V. Mrs. A. CJimble. of Vincennos, complained of a smothering sensation after retiring for the night, and sho aroso with her husband's assistance and attempted to walk acroHR the floor. All at once she sank down and died.

A New Laundry Building. W. R. tiosnell, proprietor of the American lauudry, is constructing a beautiful and substantial now laundry building on the extreme south end of Washington street. The building when completI ed will bo the only structure, of the kind in this portion of tlio sta*e. The basement, or washing department, is 20x10 foet. The floor is of concrete, while the drainage and water facilities are supurb. The rooms up stairs are peculiarly fitted for its special branch and when completed Mr- Gosnell will havo the most complete laundry in the

who exwas

The assessor of Clark county found $33,476 personal and

$Gr,(J0r

in guardian

funds and mortgages not listed for ation.

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Col. (J. N. Fitch has sold his #50,000 holdings in the First National Bank of Logansport to James Cheney, of Ft. Wayne, who, already held SMsi.000 of the stock.

Two barns belonging to (ieorge Taylor, of Aboit, township, Allen county, were destroyed by fire, tin- destruction including 500 bushels of wheat. Loss, $2,000.

The seven brutes who kept a 14-year-.old girl two days on an island near Logansport, and criminally assaulted her 84 times were only lined each by the mayor.

John Muev will complete his '21 years' sentence in the Jeffersonville pen Wednesday, lie killed a man named Haaden in 1874. Upon his release he will be re-arrested for counterfeiting.

The Muncie Herald came out. with a full page rooster, printed in colors, in success in

jov over tin

SmOOO toward locating the Con-

raising

State. Our citizens should appreciate Nr. Gosnell's enterprise by giving him a liberal patronage.

Death of Mrs. Rebecca DePew. Mrs. Rebecca DePew died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Larsh, on south Washington street, last Monday night, at the age of 79years, of paralysis, of which disease she has long been a sufferer. Mrs. DePew was well known to many of our citizens, and was a good Christian woman. The funeral occurred from the residence on Wednesday afternoon. Revs. (J. W. Switzer and J. W. Greene, officiating. Interment at Oak

Hill.

Death of Madison Hamilton. Madison Hamilton died at his home, five miles east of the city, last Sunday morning of paralysis of the heart, at the age of 49 years. Mr. HamJ lton was born in Virginia, and removed to this county some three years ago. He loaves a wife aud five children. The funeral occurred from the Fiends church on Tuesday interment at Darlington.

Marriage Licenses. W. Booher and

Andrew W. Booher and Eva May Smith. Charley W. Hurt arid Lillie Rockwell.

Charles W. Dewis and Dora C. Hanna. Homer L. Patterson and Minnie Mor row.

David Reynolds and Delia Brewer. John S. Tinsley and Louisa A. Woodgate.

Circuit Court.

Indianapolis brewing company vs. Win. Morrison. PlaintiIT awarded $5S.^r and costs.

Charles Peters et. al vs. Robert Clements. Dismissed.

Orawfordsville Circuit.

Rev. John M. Stafford will preach Wesley, Sabbath, Nov. 8th. at 10 a. and at Cray's at .'5 p. m.

(!o to Con Cunningham for your ove ciats, men and bovs.

For some time past I've been a rhuematic. 1 recently tried Salvation Oil which gave me almost instant relief. I sincerely recommend it as it has entirely cured me. James Cordon, Baltimore,

Md.

A Xepleotrd Colli

often becomes a pneumonia, bronchitis or a Consumption. Cure it with Humphreys' Specific No. Seven. Used with perfect success by thousands.

Swank Ar Clark for goods.

•rents furnishing

"There are millions it it" said a druggist when asked about Dr. Hull's Cougli Syrup. Price tio cts.

Mens' heavy boots Trom SI.75 tc at Curtis' boot and shoe house.

OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE

FALL AND WINTER BUSINESS

"arriving every clay. We are in a position to successfully compete with any market, (jive us a call.

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lie has eviilenocof urinK hundreds and hundreds of Iho worst casos of chronic disease*.

Lyman P. Waiter,

President ana Suigaou

Southern Medical Istitute

Louisville Ky.

Will bo at Nutt House, Crawfordtivillo. on Thursday eve., after (i li. m.. Nov. 19, until Friday noon, Nov. 20. lloiurning every month during the yoar. i)r. Walter has boon connected with the largest hospitals in the country, aud his in superior in diagnosing iiRd treating diseases and deformities. lie will give $50 for any case thut ho cannot tell tho disease and where located in live minutes. He will return every four weeks this year.

Treats all Curable Medical aud Surgical Diseases, Cross Eyes straightened without Pain, Cancers cured without Knlfo or Costio, Ac a to »nd Chroi ic Catarrh. Diseases of the Kye, Kar, Nose, Throat, and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Bright's Diseases, Diabets, Kidnoys, Liver, Bladder, Chronic Female arid Sexual Diseases.

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Blood and Skin Diseases

Syphilis and complications, as soro throat, falling of hair, pain in tho bones, eruptions, etc., are perfectly enulieited without using mercury or other injurious drugs.

Gonorrhoea, Gloet, Stricture anil all Vrinary-

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Half-fare ticksts will be issued on ail lines coming into Indianapolis, take advantage of this and visit it.

Great Reduction Hale

-OF

DRESS GOODS.

Owing to th extremely mild weather and the immensity of our importations we have

TOO OIHNY DRESS GOODS

We have therefore determined to

Slash the Prices Down,

Right in the demand is greatest. This is an unusual thing to do, but

Yours is tbe Benefit: Ours is the Loss.

Fine Imported Dress Patterns, the very latest Paris and Berlin Styles, imported direct by us.

$50.00 Robes marked 40.00 and $45 35.00 30.00,28,25 25.00 11.50'"

$39.00 29.00 23.50 15.00 10.W 3.50

yard. $1.25

Fine Dress Goods by the $.75 Camel's hair n'lties 1.25 87 Plain Fabrics 75 Plaids and mixtures 05,60 35 Fancy dress Goods 25

t55 55 25 15.

And so on.

All Silk Fabrics reduced in equal proportions. This sale Avill continue until $25,0t0 wortii of dress goods have been sold. Early callers, of course, get the best choice. Samples by mail, where possible, if immediate application is made.

PBTTiS DRY GOODS CO.

INDIANAPOLIS?. IND.

Mens' line shoes, all grades and all prices at Curtis' boot and shoe house,

In addition to the lino lot of stock al ready advertised to be sold by Stover Bros., two miles north of Crawfordsville on Nov. '1, there will be sold tifty head of good stock sheep.

A setter dog on the Danville road, six miles south of Crawfordsville. Return the dog to Marshal Nye at Nye & Co's drug store and receive reward.

Farm For Stile

105

In Montgomery county, Indiana acres, under high state of cultivation good brick house, good barn, good spring water for cattle. Will sell on good, easy terms or exchange for city property. Seo

ZACK MA1-IORNEY & SON, Crawfords ville, Ind,