Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 December 1891 — Page 5
Piano,
ON EASY PAYMENTS!
A Bran New Firm
&
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,
Organ,
STATE:
Portiers, Clothes Wringers, Etc., Etc.. Etc.
Goods sold on Easy Payments at Spot Cash l'riues.
CALL and INSPECT OUK STOCK
JOELt BLOCK 131 S WASHINGTON ST.
BLANKETS AND EOBES.
A BIG LINE AT
B. L,. ORNB AUN'
WE ALL EAT TO LIVE
AND LIVE TO EAT.
Therefore when wanting first class Groceries, Coffee, Sugars, Tea, Apples, Pic'Ues, Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Sorghum Molasses, Fresh Hulk Oysters, Celery, Cranberries, etc call at
CASH FRY'S
VSST OSAIN 9TREKT.
"We have received a full supply of Holiday Candies and will have everything demanded for the Christmas trade.
POSITIVE
Cash
And Manv Useful Articles. THE
Also
Will be sent to every person in the State ol: Indiana
Free of Charge
Until Jan. 1.181)2, who will, 011 reading this advertisement, request us to send terms of subscription, list of presents, etc. As this offer is good tor 10 days only, it will be necessary to write at once to THE
STATE SENTINEL, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Mention this Paper.
Rheumatism Cured in a day.—"Mystic Curo" for Rhuomatism and Neuralgia radically cured in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon tho system is romarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and disease immediately disappears. If first bottlo fails to benefit money promptly refunded. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon. Druggist Crawfordavillo.
EAST MAIN STREET.
TUB OHI.Y—
SEED ST ORE.
Sun Flower Seed for Parrots
Seods direct from reliable Rrowers. Six ft cent papers for 25 cents, or flra 5 cent papers aud oao Tube Rosa bulb for 25 cents. Seeds by tlio pound or quart. For every 50 cents worth ono tubo rouo. All these at Catalogue Pricos.
Poultry supplies: Oyster sUoll and Granulated Bono. Fancy Florida Oranges. 4 for 5 cents, 8 for 10. 13 cents per doien.
JOE TAYLOR, E. Main St.
Cont coins arc sums of '25 cents.
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Attention Farmers!
You who aro looking for high bred Poland China Hogs or Barred
and Wnito Plymouth Rock Chicks at very low pricos. You can And thorn at tho Gold Kidgc Herd. Also ogirs iu season. tiKOHGR W. FUI.l.KP.
Crawfordsville, Ind.
legal tender only in
Tho number of presidential on tho now basis will bo 414.,
.'lectors
The average weight of an adult man is 140 pounds 0 ounces.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Don't
place your order for a fall or
winter suit until you have inspected Swank & Clark's stock and prions. .They can save you money.
See Swank & Clark for a nobby suit
Crabbft & Reynold'*
'Don't, advertisement in this issue is a dandv. Read it.
ur $15 Plush Sacques only §9.98 this week. ur 81.25 Natural all wool vests and coats, 79c this week. *'ur 10c Canton Flannels onlv7J^e this week. 'ankets from 7»c per pair up to the finest (BjCalifornia Goods ot greatly reduced prices.
ABE IvBVISON.
St. John's Lecture,
Ex-Governor St. John spoko to an audience of democrats, republicans, prohibitionists and others, numbering about •100 at the large court room on Tuesday evening. Tho Ex-Governor is a medium sized man, about sixty yearsof age, quite gray, and has beon engaged on his favorite theme for overnine years, traveling in most of tho states of tho nion. His speech was near two hours in length, in which he gives many figures relating to tho saloon business. There were, he said 7,000saloons in Indiana, the amount of money in the business is near $l!i,000,000, and there were six bartenders to every preacher. Democrats and republicans .'dike received it right from the shoulder in his speech. He is a decidedly entertaining speaker, at times quite eloquent, and from the frequent applause Iks received the audience. no doubt was well entertained. St. John is a native Hoosier. born in Johnson county, but has resided in Kansas over twenty years. His home is at Olathe. in that state.
SnapDed the Bonds.
Last Monday afternoon Mrs. Mattio Stevenson, living in Coal Creek township, came before the court with her attorneys Humphreys A, Reeves, and asked that she bo granted a legal separation from her recreant husband, Ira Stevenson. The plaintitr alleges that Ira hail been guilty of base immoralities with several members of her sex that in 1888 he was acting as fruit tree agent, for an eastern linn to whom he issued fraudulent orders, and to keep out of jail therefore ho was forced to ilee tho country sinco which
bIic
has never heard from
him. The court granted the divorce and restored to the wronged wife her rnaiuen name of Ilarpey together with the care and custody of her live-vear-old son.
Good Templars.
On New Year's eve Haddock. Friendthip and CJood Templar lodges of this city, will combine their forces and hold a grand joint social in their hall, in the John B. Robb block. A spelling contest, literary entertainment, box social and watch meeting will be the chief attractions. The lodges at Kockville, Rainbridge, Hrazil. Brown Valley, Veedersburg. Linden and other places, have been invited and it is expected that each ono will send a large delegation. The public is cordially invited. Free admission.
Society Event at Frankfort,
Invitations aro being issued for the marriage, at the residence of the bride's parents, in Frankfort, of Dr. Walter Milroy Beck, of Shell Lake. Wis., and Miss Kathryn Barr Stalev, of Frankfort, on Wednesday, December 2.'5, at 11 a. m. Miss Kathryn is the daughter of Hon. E. II. Stoley, for twenty years editor of the Frankfort Cresent. and a lady of rare literarv attainments.
A Peculiar Case.
About a year ago John Simpson, living in Wayne township, was adjudged of unsound mind and a guardian was ap. pointed by the court to look after the gentleman's interests. This week the wife of Mr. Simpson was declared a person of unsound mind and a guardian will also be appointed for her. The case is a very peculiar one and possibly without a parallel.
Gas for OhristmaH.
We will be burning gas by Christmas. That fact is settled. The gas line betwoen this point and Sheridan is finished, tho last, joint: having been covered last night. The machinery is now boing placed in position, and with a few days more of labor the plant will be in good running order.
FREE AS THE AIR
THE ADVICE WE GIVE YOU.
1 you want a Clock, Shawl, Hat, Iloosiery, Underwear. Blankets or any other Hry Goods come to us this week :md we wilsave you big money Just look at the Big Reduction ur 51 quality Black Henrietta for Tile per yard this week* All our Novelty Dress Coop city Dress Coops at costs tor this Wsek.
our advice to you is to come to us tor your goods and you will profit by it.
Oertainly a'Novice,
John J. Trissel. a young man 23 years of age, eomo here from Nobleaville a couple of weeks ago and began work for Birch Bros, as a plumber. Soon after the young man began work thev missed many fittings, stop cocks, etc., which petty thievery continued until Wednesday night when Trissel was arrested by Officer Grimes. A search of his room revealed about f'JO worth of the missing articles. The young man says he has a wife and widowed mother in Nobleaville dependent upon his labor, but
No Appointments Yet.
Up to the hour of going to press the commissioners have made no appointments neither have they set a day for mak ing said appointments. The race for the position of superintendent of the Poor Farm is very exciting. The friends of both ljong and (ioben art beggiwg earnestly and oven heroically for their man. Johnson it Johnson, J. M. Seller, Read llanna and John R. Courtney each want to be county attorney. Drs. W. G. Gott, P. M. Lay no. W. 15. Chambers. J. I. Grillith and K. \V. Keegan would like to wear the honors and draw the salary, incidental to the position of county physician, while James Sharpe is the lone Richmond in the field for court house janitor.
J. Weomer has opened a photograph gallery on east Main street.
Miss Nellie Robinson is quite ill at her home on east College street.
J. M. Truax has been appointed a Justice of the Peace in Ripley to fill a vacanev.
Lost.—-A Hod Irish Setter female dog. four white feet. Had a leather strap around her neck. A liberal reward will be paid for the return of tho dog.
John Hunteh, Crawfordsville, Ind.
While currying a horse at Tnsley's li•ery stable last Monday Hi Edwards received a kick in the stomach whick rendered him insensible for a time. He came around all right, however, and is again at work.
beginning the first Saturday in January the Montgomery County Savings Association will adopt the very popular plan of starting a new series each month, thus giving persons a chance to become members at any time.
The trial of Tadie King, charged with highway robbery, came up in the Clinton county circuit court last Thursday. As usual Ring escaped easily, being fined only $10 which out with tho good there.
Our .512 Plush Jackets only 87.49 this week. Childrdi's Jersey ribhe 1 rests, long sleeves, 10c this week. Our MidKs t:o nbination Jersey Vestsaud Coats, 31.00, quality at 50 cents. And so on we could mention a thousands articles hare reduced. So
they
will have to look elsewhere for a timo for support as the young fellow stands a good show for a term up north.
he will board people up
Some three years ago .James Coulter, of Walnut township, was adjudged of unsound mind and Samuel Coulter, his brother, was appointed guardian for him. Last Thursday, at the request of Samuel Coulter, a jury decided that James had come around all right once more and the guardian was released of his care.
Dr. Longcnecker. the specialist, can be seen at tho Sherman House until Wednesday evening of next week. If you have catarrh, bronchitis,asthama, or other diseases of the throat, or kings, see his "Madieated Oil Vaporizer." A positive cure for all diseases of the air passages.
Try Con Ctinninj. all grades.
ham for unde:
(!o toCon Cunningham for your over oats, men and bovs.
Mr. (iladstone invariably roads hour before going to bed.
A New-- Haven
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OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER BUSINESS
arriving every (lay6 We are a position to successfully compete with any market. Give u« a call.
for
nvin has worn the live .care.
same coat for til iv
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1 Door E. Elston Bank
The Markets.
11% :.y .#7.50 Wheat 90 Corn
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oats Butter i5 Eggs 20 Chicks
7
£"rk4°78 8'A Potatoes 4Q
Indianapolis.
HOCiS.
Choico heavy shipping 3 95©4 05 Heavy and mixed packing... .'5 8.r@:5 91 Choice lights 3 7f)Q3 85 Common lights 3'25@3 50
CATTLE.
Expert grades, 1,450 to 1650
ll)s ?f2r©
5 55
Good choice to slipping, 1,20ft to 1,400 lbs 3 75® 1 50 Coarse cattle, 1,200 to 1,400 lbs 3 00© 3 50 Fair to medium shipping 1,100 to 1,200 lbs 3 00g| 3 50
WHOSE HEAD IS IT?
Tho Identity of tho Now York llomb-
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TII.K liO.M IS-THKOWEIt'S 1IKA1).
man South worth, and the discovery that for years he has been preaching the doctrines which llorne told Inspector Uyrnes were to be forced on the people by lectures first and dynamite bombs afterward, was a very important link in the chain which is tightening around the alleged conspirators. A still more startling confirmation of the story has been unearthed by reporters. who in searching thorough i,v the debris in the financier's wrecked ofliee found a piece of bloodstained red, white and Hue ribbon, as well as a bit of watch chain. The ribbon is probably the most important bit of evidence connecting »he bomb-thrower with Soulhwortli and ether members of the. "K. I". V."---or (irand Army of Labor society—that ha yet turned up.
It will lie rcmemlieiv 1 that in Capt. Dome's detailed account of the Grand Army of Labor organization he told of the badges worn by the members. South worth, the man whose head is now at the morgue, and the twelve other fanatics who talked of proselyting lectures and dynamite boinhs in the same breath, wore badges of red, white and blue, the colors corresponding to the three degrees of the order—red
beiDg
emblematic of the highest degree. llorne saw these badges on the men who talked to him of bomb throwing, and he said they were worn on the waistcoat, suspended from an eagle, or bar by a piece of red, white and blue ribbon. The ribbon worn by the man who explodec" the bomb in Russell Sage's otiicc liar been found.
An elegant lineof overcoatings at Swank & Clark's, the reasonable tailors-
Attend tho sale of overcoats and suits at Con. Cunningham's.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
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Tliroircr Still .Matter of Doubt. 1 NEW YOUK, Doe. 9.—The head of the
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man who threw the dynamite with the intention of killing Kusscll Sago is on I exhibition in a little back room of the keeper's oflico in the morgue. It is kept in a glass jar. The features have become distorted. Several identified it astliatof"l'r f." Denton, a mysterious crank who lias lonp been known in this vicinity. The identification is scouted by Inspector I'.yrnes, who knows Denton well.
A morning paper has carefully investigated every portion of ('apt. Harry Home's story, and so far it lias been corroborated in almoM all its details. The arrest of tho
OVERCOATS AND SUITS,
Worth $12 50 ani $15 Tbis Week
CON. CUNNINGHAM'S
Ho has of curing hundreds and h*udreds of the worst ruses of chronic diseases.
Lyman P. Walter,JL D. PrGslflent and Surgsoij
Southern Medical i'stitute Louisville Ky.
Will bo at Nutt House. Crawfordsvillo, on Thursday ovo., alter (i p. rn.. Doc. 17, until Friday noon, Deals. Koturnint ovory mouth during tho yoar.
Dr. Walter lias boon connected with the largest hospitals in tho country, aud li-iM no superior in J. gr.osing ami treating diseases and deformities. llo will p:ive$5U for any case that ho cannot toll tlio diseaso and where located in llvo minutes. He will roturn every four weoks tkk year.
Treats all Curalilo M.'dieal and Surgical Dlseases, Cross Eyes straightened without Pain, Cancers cured without Knife or Costic, Acuta .ind Chronic Catarrh. Diseasosof tho Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, and I.ungH, Dyspepsia, liright's Diseases, Diahots, Kidneys, I.ivor, Bladder, Chronic Koumlo and Sexual Diseases.
EPILEPSY ORFIT3 CURED
A Positive Guarantee.
Y0DNG AND MIDDLE ABED MEN,
Suffering from .Sporm-Uorrhon, and Impotoney, is tho result of self abuse in youth or oxcoss i» mature years aud other causes, producing sonift of tho following elTects, as omission, blotches, dobllitv, nervousness, dizziness, confusion of id^as, avorsion to society, defective memory and sexual exhaustion, which unfit tho victim for busluotis or marriage, are permanently cured by remedies not injurious.
Blood and Skin Diseases
Syphilis and complications, as soro throat, failing of hair, pain in tho bonos, eruptions, etc., are perfectly oradicited without using mercury or othor injurious drucs.
Gonorrhoea Oleot, Strlcturo und all Urlnaryand Kidney Troubles aro speedily cured by troalmoat that lias neror failed.
Ho undertakos no incurable canes, but CMres thousands given up to die.
Remember the Date.
Knmeinber the dato and como oarly, ns lii* rooms aro always crowded wherever ho stops. CONSULTATION I1'KICK.
Correspondence solictod, and confidential. Address.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. !)20 Fifth Street. Louisrille, Ky.
Opposite Kifth Ave. Iloto.
l''arm Fop Sale
In Montgomery county, Indiana 105 acres, under high state of cultivation good brick house, good barn, good Bpring water for cattle. Will sell on good, oaBj terms or exchange for city property. See
ZACK MAIIORNEY Sc SON, Crawfords ville, Ind.
Fur Cans at half price at Con. Cunningham's. This is the timo to buy & good cap.
With first class help, and first class materials, nhoo-makor Richards is trictly in it. 9w.
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