Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 December 1891 — Page 5

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THIS VISIT FREE!

DR.0. BAXTER tONGBNECKER,

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The Great Herb Specialist

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Chronic and. Private Diseases,

Will be at Private Parlors at Sh9rman House, Crawfordsville. Ind from Monday, Dec. Y, to evening of Wednesday. Dec. 17.

Dli. LUX(J 15NECKER, the founder ol' the New York Herb Sanitarium, is pronounued to be probably'the best specialist in Chronic Diseases in the United States. He tells your disease and all its symptoms WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION. lie uses on "Vegetable Remedies," and has had remarkable success in curing all Chronic and Private Diseases.

On this, his first visit, he will give to the afllicted his services entirely FREE, and furnish remedies to cure you. He will make return visits leverv three months, when he will charge his usual fees, as convincing people of his power over diseases, be will rapidlv build up a large practice. Don't miss this opportunity of seeing a master over disease.

ON EASY PAYMENTS!

A Bran New Firm,

Royce & Peavey,

Have dropped down among you with an elegant and elaborate line of

Furniture and House Furnishings, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Rugs, Bed Room Suits,

Odd Dressers, Odd Beds Clocks, Dinning Chairs, Sofas, Rockers, Blankets.

Tables. Pannel Pictures. Silverware, 1847 Rogers' Bros, Baby Carriages, Cloaks, Jackets,

Portiers. Clothes Wringers. Etc.. Etc., Etc.

Goods sold on Easy Payments at Spot Cash Trices.

CALL ami INSPECT OCR STOCK

JOEL, BLOCK 131 S WASHINGTON ST.

BLANKETS AND EOBES.

A BIG LINE AT

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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

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COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

Parents visit your schools. Union township institute to-day. Trustoes should attend township institutes.

Does teaching disqualify a man foractual business? Have we any school keepers in Montgomery county?

Tho best teachers do not always please the patrons best. Pupils aro beginniug to train for tho county contest in the spring.

Judge W. D. Jones is still at work in the interest of tho school journal.

O. B. Ilultz was over from Jamestown to attend the association last week. All pupils who aro strong enough should graduate from the public schools.

Coal Creek township has a teacher who travels over the railroads on a child's ticket.

I* rank O. Fraley, of Madison township^ is teaching a tine school in the State of' Nebraska.

If an education consists of a generation of power it should certainly be of the right kind. 'Ihe city schools have been resumed after being dismissed two weeks on account of diphtheria.

Parents should not abuse their chilchilclren by keeping them out of school, because they become offended at the teacher.

R. M. Manners, of Clark township, attended tho teachers', association last week He stated that the flag still floated over No. 0.

The entertainment of the Wingate schools on the occasion of the collection for tho benefit of Indiana's educational exhibit at the world's fair was a grand success.

The farmers' alliance is in favor of reducing the salary of the school teacher. Any class of people who draw $210 a year and only leave ffl.50 for board will have $90 to spend in extravagance, reading circle books, school journals, teachers' associations, and some have been known to spend whole week at the county seat reveling in the pleasures of a teachers' institute, and others who decide not to make a tour to Europe have spent as much as eight or ten weeks at a normal school.

The following is the programme of the next teachers' institute to be held at Wingate Saturday, Dec. 1*2, 1891:

Right Views of Education, E. M. Morrow. Discussion by Albert Wilson. Right Modes of Education, Charles Johnson. Discussion by A.W.'Dazey.

Concluding Recitations, John Murphy. Discussion by William Utterbaek Citizenship, Fred Kincaid. Discussion by W. J. Cord.

Literature, Lizzie Vaughn*. Discussion by Phillip Hawk. Reading, Eva McCallum. Discussion by Walter Vaughn.

Language, Efile Alexander. Recitation, May Donovan. The following amounts were collected for tho educational exhibit of Indiana at the world's fair by the following teachers: Eva McCullutn

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Effio Alexander.... .... ...... Albert Wilson Walter Vaughn ?v Willie Utterbaek E. M. Morrow Lizzie Vaughn John Murphy ... ... Charles Johnson W. W. Ewing I

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THE ADVICE WE GIVE YOU.

... I you want a Clock, Shawl, Hat, Hoosiery, Underwear, Blankets or any other 0ry Goods come to us this week w,ir«i v. -rr

you big money Just look at the Big Reduction

lis pi,,1'/ Henri'Hta for 9c per yard this week- All our Novelty Dress Coops at costs for this Wsek. I! °n ®9:93

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'5c per pair up to the linestj quality at 50 cents, California Goods ot greatly reduced prices. And so on we could mention a thousands articles have reduced So our advice to you is to come to us for your goods and you will profit by it.

He has evidence of curing hundreds and k«ndreds of the worst oases of chronic dUeaiet.

Lyman P. Walter, Jl. D.

President and Surgeon

Southern Medical Istitu'te

Louisville Ky.

Will bo at Nuttllouso, Crawfordsville. on Thursday eve., after 0 p. in.. Doc. 17, until Friday noon, Deals, ltelurniue orury niontli during tho yoar.

Dr. Walter has boen connected with the lnrfront hospitals in the country, aud his 111 superior in diagnosing and treating diseases and deformities. 110 win give$Sl) for any case that ho cannot tell the diseaso and where located in live minutes. He will return every four weoks this yoar.

Treats all Curable Medical and Surgical Diseases, Cross Eyes straightened without Pain, Cancers cured without Knife or Costlc, Acite nnd Chronic Catarrh. Diseases of tho Eye, Kar, Nose, Throat, and Lungs, Dyspepsia, itright's Disoases, Diabets, Kidneys, Liver, Bladder, Chronic Female and Sexual Diseases.

EPILEPSY ORPITS CURED

.58 .30 .21 .SO

Total... -4 0 5

Sam Grant, Lafayette's colored heavy weight, is anxious to make a matcli with Ed Corey. He thinks a purse of 8500 about his calibre. He also wants to match Dave Bass also of the Star City, with "Friday" Clark for the welter weight championship of the State for a purse of $100. He will be accommodated in both cases.'

A Positive Guarantee.

YOUNG AUD MIDDLE AGED MEN.

Suffering from Spermatorrhea and linpotency, is tho result of self abuse in youth or oxcess in mature years and other causes, producing soma of tho following effects, as emission, blotches, debilitv, nervousness, dizziness, confusion of ideas, aversion to society, defective memory nnd sexual exhaustion, which unDt tho victim for business or marriage, aro pormnnentiv cured by remedies not injurious.

Blood and Skin Diseases

Syphilis and complications, as soro throat, falling of hair, pain in tho bones, oruptions, etc., aro perfectly eradicated without using mercury or other injurious druss.

(iouorrhoea, Gleet, Stricture and nil Vrinaryand Kidnoy Troubles are speedily cured by treatment that has never failed. lie undortakos no Incurable cases, but trures thousands given up todio.

Remember the Date.

Remember ihe date and como early, as his rooms are always crowded wherever he stops. CONSULTA'HON KKKE. conespondenco solicted, and confidential.

Address.

SOUTHERN" MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Jackets only 87.49 this week.

Cluldrda's Jersey ribbed vests, long sleeves, 10c this week

Misses

No. 520 Fifth Street. I.ouisville, Ky.

OppositeKittli Ave. Hole.

OTICE TO NON-IlESU)EN!»« N State of Indiana, Montgomery couaty. In tile Montgomery Circuit Court, Nov. Term, 1891. Complaint No. 22IB. Fran tie Loeto vs Levi Martin, Adm., Arthur Iialstoad, Albert llalstead,Joseph llalstead,Owen .Martin. Levi Martin, Robert Martin, Martha Alice Martin, Leah Hush, Cornea now tho plaintiff by Hanna & llnmia and Harvey Wilkinson, attorneys, and 11 lo their complaint heroin, together with an affidavit that said defendants Arthur llalstead, Albert Halstead, Joseph llalstead, Owen Martin and Martha Alice Martin are not residents of tho State of lndi»na. Notice is thereforo hereby given said defendants, that UMlefts tliey be and appear oil tho 21st day of the next term of tho Montgomery circuit Court, the samo being tho 27th day of .January A. I)„ iHIKMit tho court lioutf Crawfordsville. in said county and state, and answer or domur to said complaint, the samo will bo hoard and determined In their absouce. Witness my name, and tho seal of said court, affixed at CrawfOrilsvilu, this 30th day of November A. I)., lsfll. IIENKY U. HUI.KTT, Cierk. in

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ham for underware

Co toCon Cunningham for coats, men and boys.

combination Jersey Vests aud Coats, S1.00,

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Swank Clark for a stylish overcoat.

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The Markets.

Hay $7.-0 Wheat no Com Oats .,n Butter Eggs

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Choico heavy shipping 0o Heavy and mixed packing... .1 85@3 1)4 Choice lights 3 7hq3 g-, Common liglits 3 '2r@3 r0

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Good choice to shipping, l.'JOO to 1.400 lbs 3 7r 4 50 Coarse cattle, 1,200 to 1,400 lbs 3 OOQ"3 50 Fair to medium shipping 1,100 to 1,200 lbs 3 00© 3 50

The royal standard of Persia is a blacksmith's apron.

Lake Erie produces more fish to the square tnilo than any body of water in tho world.

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Until .Tan. 1. 18J2. 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 T1IE

STATE SENTINEL, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Mention £his Paper.

NOTICE

ot PKTITION TO SKLL KKAL ESTATE.

Probate cause No. 2,200. David L. Trout, administrator of the estate of Robert Cray, docensed, in the Circuit Court of Montgomery

County, Indiana, November term, 1891. To Indiana Overton, Carrie Trout, Kobert S. Gray, America Casad, Allen S. Johnson, James K. Cray, Emory Gray, Loulsana Nolen, Flora Enoch, Jefferson Gray, Nancy Whoeler, Bertie O. Johnson, Carrie Johnson. MnJ. Johnson, Millard Johnson and Jasper N. Gray: You aro severally hereby notified that tho above named petitiomor as administrator of tho estate of tho aforesaid, has Illod in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Indiana, a potltion making you defendants thoroto, and praying theroin for an order and dccree of snid Court authorizing the. sale of certain real estate belonging to tho estate of said decedent, and In said petition described, to mako assets for the payment of the debts nnd liabilities of said estate, and that said potltion, so flleet nnd pending Is set for hearing in said Circuit Court at the Court House in Crawfordsville, Indiana, on tho 2nd Judicial day of the .January term, 18H2, of said Court, the saiuo being the 5th day of .January, 1892.

Withess, tho Clerk and Seal of said Court, this 25th day of November. 1891. IIENKY I!. IIl:LETT. Clerk. JOHNSTON* & JOHNSTON, Att've.

Rheumatism Cured in a day. "Mystic Cure" for Rhuematism and Neuralgia radically cured in 1 toU days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and disease immediately disappears. If tirst

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money promptly refund"ii. Sold by Dr. 10. Detchon. Druggist Crawford* vtllo ,•

London policemen used to wear low tailed coats.

SPECIAL SALE

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OVERCOATS AND SUITS.

Worth $12^0 ani $15 This Weefc

CON. CUNNINGHAM'S

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The Great Question.

What shall 1 buy lor Christmas? Shall we hels you decide?

OIH GRAP EXHIBIT

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Holiday Goods

Is the largest and finest ever seen iu the state of Indiana. Dolls, Toys. Games and Christmas Hooks are hero in great prol usion of ideas and suitable for all sorts and conditions of little and big me') and women. Christmas Canny and Fancy lioies in a variety oC new and quaint shapes and styles, is a special feature this season. Churches and Sunday Schools Will be given special wholesale prices. Send lor Christ-* mas catalogue mailed free.

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We have special values in silks, Dress Goods and Millinery, Ulankets and jj Table Linens, Cloaks, Jackets and Shawls, Hugs and Curtains and thousand of other things all at

Very Low Prices

For high class reliab goods the kind sold bv the

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PETTIS DR! GOODS CO.

INDIANAPOLIS. TND.

Don't fail to call on Man-o-wa tho Iu dian doctor at RobbinB house, Crawfordsville on Tuesday Dec. 1st. Soe hi# largo advertisement in another part o£ this paper.

Con. Cunningham for caps. Cheap.

l''itrin 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 MAHORNEY fc SON, Crawfords rille, Ind.

With first class help, and first clas% materials, shoe-maker Richards Uf strictly in it. 9w.

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