Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 November 1891 — Page 5

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ONLY $2.

ONLY $2.00 Per Doz.

"WILL .NOT FADE

Are now Complete Stock will be Camels Hair the

FURS! FURS! FUKS!

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

Astrakhan, Beaver, Marten, China Seal, fink, Persian, Krimmer, Alaska Seal, Coney, Hare, etc-

Fur 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, saving you $50 to $75.

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

PARTICULARLY NOTE,

1 lot of Black Astrakhan Capes, late cut and in Ml depth at $12, actual value $16. 1 lot of Beaver and Cheviot Cloth Jackets, full shawl Astrakhan roll at $10.75, actual worth ^14. 1 lot of Children's Cloaks, sizes 5 and 6 years, at $8.25, worth $5 to $7.

L.S. AYERS &'C0.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

MY STORE

-FOR

GARLAND AND RADIANT STOVES.

Our stocksot' Cook and Heating Stoves are the most complete of any stocks in Crawfordsville.

HERE'S YOUR CHEAP SUGAR.

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We are selling the Furniture and Queensware. Why? Because we the stock to .-elect from.

"My Store,''

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BARNHILL, HORNADAY & PICKETT.

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white Ex. c.'.V 7.7.7.'.7.7. oo Granulated 1 00 Cont. A 1 00 Arbuckle's coffee 20 Lion coffee 20 Fine California peaches... 10

20 lbs. Ex. C.

FURNITURE AND QUEEN8WARE.

-HAVE YOUR ONLY $2.

CHRISTMAS PICTURES

BY THE OLD RELIABLE

NICHOLSON & SONS

Over Xew Citizens' Hank. Main St.. Crawfordsville, lnd.

EAST MAIN STREET

LUNA IN DARKNEi.

have

ONLY $2.00 Per Doz.

Kollpse of the Moon Next Siuulay Kren* lnjr—A Celestial Exhibition Worth Observing.

CHICAGO, NOV. 10.—A total eclipse of the moon is to occur on Sunday evening, November 15, visible more or less to Europe, Asia, Africa, the Atlantic ocean. North and South America and the eastern part of the Pacific ocean, which will be a spectacle well worth observing, and one particularly interesting to the general public. Over the western portion of the United States the eclipse, will begin in the afternoon, before the moon appears above the horizon, and the phenomenon, when first visible, will be well advanced, the moon rising immersed in the shadow of the earth, and appearing dimmed, as if covered with a dark veil. But as the total phase will be quite generally visible throughout the country at a convenient hour in the evening, the oclipse will occur under favorable conditions for all to observe the imposing spectacle, and it may be seen to excellent advantage should the sky be clear and the weather pleasant. It will also be the privilege of observers to view the exhibition without any optic.'il assistance whatever, and a telescope will not be required, for an eclipse of the moon may be seen just as well, if not even better, by the naked eye.

The eclipse will be visible, in various stages of its progress, over every portion of the country—the weather permitting—but more of it will be seen, »nd the moon will be higher above the horizon, the farther the-place of observation is located eastward from the Pacific coast For the benefit of those who would like to observe the eclipse we give the time of its various phases which will occur in Chicago, meridian or local time, as follows: Moon enters penumbra 3:46 p. m. MOOD enters umbra, or shadow 4:45 p. m. Total eclipse boffins f:47 p. m. Middle of eclipse 0:29 p. m. Total eclipse ends 7:11 p. m. Moon leaves umbra, or shadow 8:13 p. m. Moon leaves penumbra 9:12 p. m.

To all places east of Chicago the phases will occur later, and to those west earlier, than the times given above, the difference being four seconds for each mile, in either direction.

WHO RULES BEHR1NG SEA?

tile Snywnril Case ill Court—Has th« Will tod States Jurisdiction Beyond th« Tl»ree-Mile Limit?

Washington.

Nov. 10.—The United

States supreme court chamber was orowded Monday morning with distinguished members of the bar present to hear arguments in the celebrated case of Thomas Henry Cooper against tho judge of the United States court for tht* districtof Alaska, better known as th» Sayward Beliring sea sealeries case. Ex-Secretary Bayard and ex-Attorney Qeneral Garland, of President Cleveland's cabinet ex-Senator Edmunds Senator Mitchell, of Oregon Representative Springer, of Illinois, and others were present, besides Attorney General Miller, Solicitor General Taft, Joseph H. Clioate, of New Yor-c, and others who will take part in the argument

This now celebrated case arises out of the seizure of the Canadian sealer W. P. Sayward in Behring sea for vio lation of the act of congress making it a penalty to catch seals within the waters of Behring sea. The vessel was libeled under the admiralty laws of the United States •ad after trial the United States district court of Alsiska declared a forfeiture of the vessel. The case was then brought to this court on a motion for a writ of prohibition to stop the Alaskan court from taking measures to enforce the decree, the ground for this motion being a contention that the court had no jurisdiction to try the offense, for the reason that it was committed more than miles from shore, and therefore. under the laTT of nations, without the jurisdiction of the United States. By this method it is sought to secure an opinion from this court on the question which has been for a long time in controversy between the United goods. States and Great Britain as to the right of the former country to exclusive control of the seal fisheries in Behring sea.

We .A.re Stirring Them XT

You would think so if you would seethe amount of Goods we are selling no people eager to buy the many bargains we ore offe

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

For this week only we will offer 2a dozen Ladies' Red all wool Vests and Pants for 61lc, worth SI. "dozen Ladies' Worsted Mits at 15c each, worth 35c. A great bargain,

ABE I^BVINSON.

Public Sale,

Wo will sell on Robt. Gray's farm, two and one-half miles north east of Craw, fordsville on the Darlington gravel road on.

Fin day. Nov. 27. 1891.

All of the personal property as follows: 3 general purpose horses, 1 colt, 2 milk cows, 15 head steers and heifers, serejal hogs, 400 shocks of corn in field, 100 bushels of oats in bin, 15 tons of hay, 1 two horse wagon. 2 spring wagons, 1 buggy, 1 road cart, 1 new Brown cultivator with spring-tooth attachment, 1 aa harrow, 2 single cultivators, 2 breakplows, 1 potato plow, 1 corn planter with a check rower attachment, 1 corn drill, 1 wheat drill, 1 garden plow and gardon seed drill, and many other farming and garden implements. 2 sets double harness, 4 sets single harness, 1 saddle, potatoes, beans, molasses, etc.

Terms:—A credit of 9 mouths will be given on all sums over 85. Under that sum cash in (hand, purchaser, giving note with approved freehold security. 2W II. & R. CiltAV.

Keport of Sunday Schools.

The following is a brief report of the Sunday schools of Franklin township: No. of schools in tp :£*"3ll officers in schools .'. 03 teachers in 58 scholars enrolled GT5 Average attendance 75

The above is onlv a report from nine of the schools. A. F. Cox. Pres. Ella Pkacock. Pres.

Revival Services.

Rev. John M. Stafford, probably assisted by other ministers, will commence a series of revival meetings at Gray's chapel at 7 p. in.. Nov. 23rd.

Better Still.

pounds of the celebrated O. K. Hour, best milling flour in tho county exchanged for a bushel of wheat by W. M. Darter at tho Big Four and old brewery elevators. Everybody knows the merits of O. K. Hour. We use no ficticious ,high sounding names for cheap brands of Hour to deceive people. We give you the best, and 38 pounds of it for GO pounds of wheat.

It is the general belief among'grainmen that wheat will never reach $1, per bushel, although many farmers are holding out for that figure. Wheat is now worth 8S cents it may go some higher but those whose judgement can be relied upon are very positive it will never reach the dollar mark.

Try Con Cunningham for all grades.

Read Dr. Walter's another column.

J. W. Binford, of Paris, the city this week.

IIahfi«evlIenocof

underware

announcement in

III., visited in

Go to Con Cunningham for your over Opposite Filth Ave. coats, men and bovs.

For some time past I've been a rlniematic. I recently tried Salvation Oil which gave ine almost instant relief. 1 sincerely recommend it as it has entirely cured me. James Gordon. Haltimore, Md.

Swank'& Clark for stvlish overcoat

A Nej4le:i. Colrt

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

Swank it Clark lor gents furnishini

"There arc millions it it" said a druggist when asked about Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup. Price 25cts.

Mens' heavy boots from SI.75 to Curtis' t) r, 1 s'i el e.

OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE

FALL AND WINTER BUSINESS

Our store is thronged with in

Alsc 50

1 Door E. Elston Bank.

urltiR hundreds and hun

dreds of tho worst oases of ehronio dtseaae*.

Lyman P. Walter,M. D.

President and Surgaon

Southern Medical Ist.itute

Louisville Ky.

Will be at Xutt House. Crawfonlsville. on Thursday eve., lifter 1. in.. Nov. 11), until Friday noon, Nov. LM. ltc.urnuig every month during tho your.

Dr. Walter

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boon eonnoeted with the larg

est hospitals in tho country, aud has superior in iiugnosing and treating diseases and deformities. Ho win giveffll' lor any case that ho cannot tell tho disoaso and where located in five minutes. He will return every four weeks this year.

Treats all Curablo Medical and Surgical Diseases, Cross Kyca strai htenod without T'aln, Cancors curod without Knifo or Costlc, Acute nd Chro' ic Catarrh. Diseases of the Eye, K.ar, Nose, Throat, and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Hriglit's Diseases, Diabots, Kidneys. Liver, Bladder, Chronic Female and Sexual Diseases.

EPILEPSY ORPITS OURE

A Positive Guarantee.

YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN,

Suffering from Spormitorrhoa and Inipotoney, is tho result of self abuse in youth or excess in mature years and othor causes, producing some of tho following effects, as emission, blotches, debilitv, nervousness, dizziness, confusion of ideas, aversion to society, dofoetivo memory and sexual exhaustion, which unlit the victim for business or marriage, are perniauentlv cured by remedies not injurious.

Blood and Skin Diseases

Syphilis :ind complications, as sore throat, falling of hair, pain in the bones, eruptions, etc., are perfectly cruilicHed without using mercury or other injurious lrut:s.

Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Stricture anil nil 1'i inaryand Kidney Troubles are speedily cured by treatmont that has never failed. lie undertakes no incurable cases, but cures thousands given up to die.

Remember the Date.

Heineinber I he date and oomn early, as liis rooms are always crowded wherever ho stops. CON.SU l.TATKJN IvK.

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Established 1853.

A SLAUGHTER OF

Prices on Carpets.

In anticipation of the groat sale of Alexander Smith & Sons, Carpets, which takes place in

New York this week. we have

Decided to Mark Down

All our .Smith, Moquettes and

Tapestry Brassies

CARPETS

Fully 20 per cent, below present pricos This brings them down to the

Lowest Mark

Ever reached by these justly celebrated makes.

All the designs are new this seaso and have borders to match, and at the prices Ave shall quote are the cheapest carpets ever offered in Indiana.

You will do well to seize this oppor tunity. Bring your measurements with you if possible.

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November number now out.

INDIANAPOLIS'. IND.

Mens" line shoes, all grades ami all prices at Curtis7 boot and shoe house.

Tn addition to the fine lot of stock a ready advertised to be sold by Stovor Hros., two miles north of Crawfordsville on Nov. '1, there will be sold fifty head of good stock sheep.

tI,Ofct.

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

I'arm For ,Sa le

In Montgomery county, Indiana 105 acres, under high state of cultivation good brick house, good barn, good spring water for cattle. Will sell on good, eaGy terms or exchange for city property. Seo

ZAOK MA1IORNEV & SON, Crawfords ville, lnd.

of our