Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 November 1891 — Page 5

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ON' EASY' -'PAYMENTS!

A Bran New Firm,

Royce & Peavey,

Hare dropped down among you wittf an elegant and elaborate line of

Furniture and House Furnishings, Carpets, Lace Ourtains, Bugs, Bed Room Suits,

Odd Dressers, Odd Beds, Clocks, Dinning Ohairs,

Sofas, Rockers, Blankets, Tables, Pannel Pictures,

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JOEL BLOCK131 S. WASHINGTON ST.

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GEISE^DORFF'S GOODS

Silverware, 1847 Rogers' Bros, Baby Carriages, Oloaks, Jackets, Portiers, Clothes Wringers, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Goods sold on Easy Payments at Spot Cash Priaes.

CALL and INSPECT OUE^ STOCK

FLANNEL

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Fit The Weather, Fit The Buyer, Fit The Price.

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The most complete collection of Plan nels in this couhtry. Every quality, gradeand kind. ,We have

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SKIRTS AND

They are home-made, a Grand line, none better. THIS IS FLANNES TIME!

10,000 Testimonials.

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THIS IS FLANNEL PLACE!

L. S. AYERS & CO

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. REO CROSS DIAMOND BRAND

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THCORIQlNAL AND GENUINE. Tbee*ly Safe, nut*,***reliable™ for nl*. UdlM,uk Druniit tor Chick-teft Mngli* Diamond Brand in Hed and Gold metaMo boxes sealed with Woe ribbon. Take no ether kind* Beflut Substitution* ^font.

AU pills in puteboard boxes, pink wrappers, Me dsBrertjis counterfelU. At Dragglits,« 4c. In stamps for particulars, testimonials, and "Relief for Ladle*" in

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MIAMI COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

IMaWUhed thirty yoars. Booli.krfplns uid I'honoitrtpkjUttgM only by oiptrlcncfdtcichcM. Thoa.^d.of.tujfnu tu a™ IH.silluus.Terms moderate. Stuilents wlmitto.1atauy time. for circular! wldrris A. D. Wl LT, rtartpal, Uartoa, UDIK.

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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

GUNS.

Oreat Dumnee In the East South by Storm.

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TUB VTOKST FOR VKABS.

law YO»K, NOT. 34.—Monday's storm WHS one of the most disastrous in ite ofloeta mild far-reaching in tho aaea of it* sweep of any known to this country ior years. Already from numerous point* come reports of damage, dtMtroctioo and donth, and when a cessation vl the warring elements pepmite of a restoration of teltigraphic comHiu»ie*tion with points at pre»ent inaaoeuibla by prostration of wires, the •xteat to which the seemingly wild ruinori will be borne out by actual foots is wholly conjectural. jit Pittubnrirh. 'j

PiTTMiiUitAa, fa., Nov. 24.—From all parta of Pittsburgh and Allegheny come r*ports of damage by the storm. HOUIN were blown down or unroofed, trees snappod off short, signs broken from their fastenings and telegraph polos torn up aud wires broken.

In tho west end Grimm's new three story hotel, not yet finished, was blown down, crushing a small dwelling adjoining it. The occupants all escaped but Mrs. Peebles, who was preparing dinner in the kitchen.. She was buriod in the ruins and probably fatally injured. In Allegheny several electric light towers were blown down, and in the oast end trees along Sheridan and Collins avenues and Broad stroet ware uprooted.

Along the Knilroails.

Gvoat damage is reported along the liko of the Baltimore Ohio railroad went ©f Connellsville. Trees and outh#uM» are reported to have been blown down. The ooal tipple at Alpsrille is almost a complete wreck. At Now Brighton, Pa., on the Erie & Pittsburgh railroad, a largo tree was blown down at the intersection of Main and Harmony streets, when) the telephone wire* cross the trolley wire of the Beaver Valley Traction Company. The tree fell upon the telephone wires and forced Ih^m down en the electric wire, which was carrying 500 volts. The results were startling.

Tho residence of W. 11. Everson, E. P. Townsend and Harry liarker, looated in different sections of tho town, were set on fire by telephone wires, but the flames wore extinguishod.

At Butler, l'».

At Butler the frame store "buildings of W. Gohiug, wholesale commission merchant L. Arras, harness dealer, and Mrs. Fay's boarding house were blown down and completely demolished. The occupants were buried in the ruins, but Joseph Manny, Jr., was the only one injured. The ruins took fire, but were quickly extin guished.

Ill the Oil Fields.

The storm had a rather disastrous effect upon the derricks in the oil fields. Old as well as new derricks were blown down, and nearly all the districts within 50 miles of Pittsburgh suffered to a greater or less extent froin the storm. In all but a very few instances no part of the rig except the derricks was destroyed. Between Oakdale and Noblestown twelve derricks were blown down, and reports from the McCurdy, Moon. Washington, Butler, Greene and other oil districts are to the effect that they all suffered. The losses to the oil men are roughly estimated at $'25,000.

Wire* Are Down.

At midnight a high wind still prevailed and it was alternately raining and snowing. Communication by telegraph was still cut off from the. east All the wires of the Western Union and Postal companies are prostrated between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and New York. The same condition of affairs prevails north, while west and south the wires are working but very poorly.

FKEE AS THE AIR

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IT IS FUtiLD MASY HAVE PERISHED.

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lagtM. FIMnhurfffc, Baltimore aad Oth«r »••—Telegraph Sorvioe Madly CrippLod.

THE ADVICE WE GIVE YOU.

I you want a Clock, Shawl, Ilat, Hoosiery, Underwear, Blankets or any other Dry Goods come to us this week and we wilsave you big money Just look at the Big Reduction rOurfl quality Black Henrietta for 79c per yard this week- All our Novelty Dress Coops at costs for this Wsek ur $15 Plush Sacques only 89.98 this week. Our $12 Plush Jackets only $7.49 this week. 0«r •1-25 Natural all wool vests and coats, 79c this week. Childrdm's Jersey ribbed vests, long sleeves, 10c this week ^our 10c Canton Flanaels only 7)£c this week. Our Misses combination Jersey Vests aud Coats, 8100 **2jjankets fro* 75c per pair up to the finest, quality at 50 cents,

California Goods ot greatly reduced prices. And so on we could mention a thouiands articles have reduced So our advice to you is to come to us for your goods and you will profit by it.

GYOI.OKTX IN OHIO.

OveMt Dsm»i« Hy Ik* Wind In Sovoral T»«H. ©L*TM.Ajrr, 0-, Not. 34.—A egroleae Iwmd tteo aoathweot nropt over Lav*en«o So*«l»y about 4 o'olock. AM bouw in ita track wore lifted Vodily from th« groand and oarriod away, many pioees of timber foiling aororal ullao ftiotaat. The rosidoaoe of loot Deaaie, hi which woro his family and himself, was destroyed. M*s- Donnis was sovoroly bruised alxrat the head and had orvn shawkUr dUlooated, while oeo of her ohildron— a tttfcta girl—had her brains knoofcad ®»t by a falliag joist. A number of negro cabins were blown away, loading the ooonp&ats with bruised bodies and broken limbs. The MethodiM •hurch was almost entirely destroyed, as was residence of Mr. Clay.

At AHlitabulii.

...At Ashtabula, O., tho storm did much damage. A brick school building oollapsecl at 2 o'clook. Tho children were taken out by the teaehara whoa they s&w the storm coming and none were hurt. Many roofs wero blown off and other damage done.

Akron.

At Akros the wind blew in the front of John Pringle's livery stable and played havoc with signs aad shad* trees. The rain turnod to snow about noon and the fall was heavy, seriously interfering with telegraphic oommnnioation.

THE OAPITAI, TISITK4).

Two Persons Killed and Much Property Destroyed In Washington. WASHINOTON, NOV. '24.—A heavy wind itnd rainstorm, amounting almost to a hurricane, passed over this oi^y about 12:30 o'clock Monday, doing great damage to property. The walla of the new Metzerott music hall, in oonrae of construction, wore blown

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jure Recovers 950,000 from Murk Hopkins' Brother.

BATH, Me., Nov. 28.—The announcement is made here that Mrs. Hattie Moore, formerly a resident of this city, has finally won her breach of promise suit against Moses Hopkins, the California millionaire and a brother of Mark Hopkins. The suit has been pending in the California courts for three years. Mrs. Moore was at first awarded 8T5,000 damages, but the case was ap pealed and the amount was reduced to §50,000. This sum, it is said, has finaUy been paid.

Fasted 14 Days.

PITTSBURGH, Pa.,Nov. 23 —Mrs. Mary MeVay, of Braddoek, has been voluntarily fasting for 142 days. During all that time she has taken no food but buttermilk, and no drugs but opium and cocaine. She is nearly 70 years old and is dying of cancer.

Fire in au Illinois Town.

CLATTON, 111. Nov. 23.—A fire consumed a frame row of fivo business houses at the north side of the park Sunday morning. Losses are "estimated at S10.000, with an insurance of about So, 000.

WENT DOWN its I nt LAKE.

A Scow wltli Three M?n Helieved to Hare Boon I.ofct Nnar l'oint

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DETROIT. Mich., Nov. 25.—Another boat can be added to the list of those which have gone down on the great lakes this fall and left no one to tell the tale. October 31 a scow in charge of three men, whose names ar« unknown here, left Sand Beach for Au Sable with a cargo of apples and supplies. Since that time nothing has been heard of the boat or her crew, although advertisements have been sent broadcast. The crew has undoubtedly perished.

Soldiers' Monument for Iowa.

DUBUQUK, la., Nov. 25.—Before January 15 next all the grand army posts in Iowa will vote on tlie question of a soldiers' monument or a memorial hall. The legislature will be petitioned to devote part of the refunded direct war tax to the, erection of one or the other. Miss Ketelnmi of Mount Pleasant, la., lefore her death mndr a design for a teautiful monument, 't is estimated that it would en\V SiVl.'iOO. •:/,

OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE

FALL AND W BUSINESS

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

1 Door E. Elston Bank

The Markets.

$ $ 7 5 0 Whmt go Corn 40 Oats o0 Butter 'jg

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.Potatoes

INDIANAPOLIS. HOGS.

Choice heavy shipping f.1 95©4 05 Heavy and mixed packing... 3 85©3 94 Choice lights 3 7533 85 Common lights 3 25@3 50

CATTLE.

Expert grades, 1,450 to 1G50 lbs Good choice to shipping, 1,20# to 1,400 lbs Coarse cattle, 1,200 to 1,400 lbs Fair to medium shipping 1,100 to 1,200 lbs

Tho royal standard blacksmith's apron,

Piano,

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of Persia is a

Lake Erie produces moro 6sh to the square mile than any body of water in the world.

Organ,

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Useful Artieles. THE

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Will be sent to every person in the ytate ot Indiana

Free of Charge

Until Jan. 1.1892, who will, on reading this advertisement, request us to send terms of subscription, list of presents, etc. As this offer is good for 10 days only, it will be necessary to write at once to THE

STATE SENTINEL, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Mention this Paper.

NOTICE

of PETITION TO SKLL HEAL ESTATE.

Probate cause No. 2,'-'60. David h. Trout, administrator of the estate of Robert Gray, deceased, in the Circuit Court of Montgomery

County, Indiana, Noreaibor term, 1891. To Indlama Overton, Carrie Trout, Kobert S. Gray, America Casad, Allen S. Johnson. .Jumna K. Gray, Emery Gray, Louisana Nolon, Flora Enoch, JeHerson Gray, Nancy Wheelor, Bertie U. .Johnson, Carrie Johnson, MaJ. Johnson, Millard Jeknson and .Jasper N. yray: YOU are severally hereby notified that the above named potitioaer as administrator of the ostato of the aforesaid, has llled in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Indiana, a petition making you defendants thoroto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said Court authorizing the siilo of certain real estate belonging to tho e»tato of said decodont, and in said petition doscribed, to make assets for tho payment of tho debts and liabilities of said estate, and that said potition, so 11 led and pending is set for hearing in said Circuit Court at the Court House in Crawfordsville, Indiana, on tho "nd judicial day of tho January term, 1893, of said Court, tho saino b«lng th9 5th day of January, 1892.

Witliess, the Clerk and Seal of said Court, this 'Jotli day ef November, 18111. HKNRY B. III"LETT, rli-rk. JOHNSTON «FC JOHNSTON, Att'Y*.

Rheumatism Cured in a day. ''Mystic Cure" for Rhucmatism and Neuralgia radically cured in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and disease immediately disap pears. IT lirst bottle fails to benefit money promptly refunded. Boll by Dr. I'i. Detehon. Druggist Crawforci&ville.

London policemen used to wear] swal low failed coals.

Cunningham's

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Sold Very Low at

CON. CUNNINGHAM'S

Indiana's Groat Dry Goods

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NEW YORK STORE

INDIANAPOLIS,IND

Established 1853.

Special Rettioii Sale

Novelty Dress Goods

NEXT WEEK

On Monday morning Nov,, 30th, wa shall place en sale 120 New Imported Pattern Dresses, goods that cost us to import $20, $18, §17.50, and $16.25 each, consisting of French Chevrons, English and Scotch Cheviots, Camels hairEffecte Wood Brown Fancies, Large Plaids, Tusted Dtsigns and the new front combinetions. All marked down to $12.00 each. This is a splendid opportunity to secure a really high class imported dress at moderate cost. Also.

A Special Sale

Newmarkets.

We have bought the entire stock of a New York manufacture of Newmarkets which we shall sell at the following oxtreme low prices, in fact just half price.

Newmackets worth $45 for $2.50. $7 for $3.50. $10 for $5. $14 for $7. $20 for $10. $30 for $15. The reason for these prices is the continued warm weather which enabled us to buy goods at our own prices.

N.15. None of these goods will b« sold to dealers, our customers most have the benefit of these. Wonderful bargains.

PE1TIS IF CUM.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Don't fail to call on Man-o-wa tho In dian doctor at Robbins house, Craw* fordsville on Tuesday Dec. 1st. Soo hia largo advertisement in another part ot this paper.

Con. Cunningham for caps. Cheap.

FArin For Sale

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, easy terms or exchange for city property. See

ZACK MAIIORNEY «fc SON, Crawfords ville, Ind.

Curtis hoes.

Cloths in the greatest varity.

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is headquarters for boots and

OFFERED Every Department of our styles in Dress Goods and Trimmings, presided over by Miss Dempsey,