Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 April 1892 — Page 8
Ross Bros' 99 Cent Store.
A good (second hand wheel for sale cheap. Will do for lady or gehtlc^ man.
Honest Goods at Honest
Our Elegant Line Of
LA re Arriving Daily. See Them.
Colman & Murphy.
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Tho old grist mill is being remodeled. Sam Grimes, of Logansport moved hsru last week.
John Green, who has been sick for ie last two months, is able to be out •gain.
Some of tho Christians of this place, •rganized a Sunday School, at the White school house, for the purpose of instilling biblical fish stories into the minds of the youngsters.
Jim Doff is tho champion marble player of tho county. Jim says ho is going to build a barn for Ligo Warren and run the engine at tho grist mill. There is a good deal of busineB about Jim. Ho is a great hustler.
Two individuals of this place went to town with their families tho other week. Becoming thirsty,'they went into a saloon after some rum, taking tho kids in with them. They got drunk, and left the family to get home the boBt way they could.
SUUTH WEST UNION.
Farmers are plowing for corn.
Win, Tyley spent Saturday and
ta"Su»pose
"Well not
Call again at
Sun
day in Hillstjoro. Dick Hall spent last week in visiting frionds in Ladoga.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ilarwood visited Wm. Stump Sundaj. The Horse Thief Detective Company met hero last Saturday.,
Tho growing wheat crop looks a great deal better than was expected in this vicinity.
Quite a number of friends and relatives assembled at James Tyler Sunday and had a social chat.
If you want any information in regard to fishing.on tho banks of Sugar Creok call on Ike Wr.jr-.it. lie lias pitched his tent 01 '.'JC farm of Lick Hall.
Wm. II. Brown of New Ma-ket made a business trip through hero Thursday. John Stum, and David Bollinare aro both hav:ng jew additions built to their houses.
BICYCLES
—Of all- kinds at—
LOWEvsT prices.
AllS wheels fully waranteed. Sold
ftn- cash or on time.
Business is conducted on the "Live and Let Live" Tlan at
CASH FRY'S E O E JR
See him before selling your produue. It will pay you.
LADOGA.
Mrs. Utterback has returned home. The woods aro full of town candidates for tho spring election.
Mrs. Henry Millor visited frionds at North Salem this week. The nomination of J. M. Seller gave good satisfaction. Give him a vote.
The Odd Fellows had a celebration on Tuesday last. We are said to have one of the best lodges in the state.
Josephus Graybill and D. C. Stover attended as delegates to the democratic convention at Greencastle Tuesday.
Ex-Mayor Russell, of Crawfordsville, in company with Mr. Ireland, a promoter of Elwood's interest, were hero on business this week.
The Christian church people are tak ing a subscription to purchase a now pulpit. They commenced a protracted meeting Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Pearson, wife of William Pearson, died last week at their home east of town. She leaves a husband and three boys to mourn her loss.
The organization of factions inside the democratic party is crookedness of the most undemocratic type. It is to be hoped our aspirants to office will remember that the party is bigger than the claimB of any one man.
HOW
"What do you mean by IIOW "Oh that is the name we have given to our hardware store. "Why do vou want any other name than Cohoon & Fisher "Because it
is so eonvenient.
Life is to
ARLINGTON.
W. H. Booher is making garden. Darlington has two fish markets. Elder Powel is painting his house.' We will have Easter services here tomorro w.
Dr. Hillis, of Lafayette, was hero last Tuesday. Trustee Hampton was in your city Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Booher is quite sick at this time. Ruth Pitman is teaching a spring school here.
Steve Ward, of Boone county, was here Monday. Dr. Green and James Delaney have moved their stores.
Mrs. J. A. Marshal, of Frankfort, spent Sunday here. Nathan Picket, of Illinois, was here the first of the week.
John Kersey and family moved to Frankfort last week. Mrs. M. E. Smith has a new trimmer at her milliner store.
James Hutlet and family moved to Crawfordsville last week. A great many of our citizens were ...at Crawfordsville this week.
Martin Hampton and Miss Stacker were married last Tuesday. Mrs. A. li. Bowers and daughter were at Crawfordsville Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Booher, after a week'
short
to call over a
every time you wish to speak of a store. "Then you think there is something a name, and that the poet was mis-
now a rose had been called a rip-van-scoot-hobble. why people wonld have preferred to talk about any other kind ot a flower.'' "Well is your trade increasing any" "Yes we have sold more cook stoves, more cultivators, more wagons, (turnbull,) more binders, (the deering,) up to this time than any previous year." "And just because you have named your store the How?
exactlv you see we are handling the best lines of goods that money can buy and then having reouced the prices below all other stores, it gives us a decided advantage to fully please our patrons." "IIow (ha ha,) can you afford to do this?' "Aye. inere's the riib. means, and as plainly as do back into the business and that solves the problem. "Well, good morning." ,•
My dear
difficult
patrons.'
name
sir. the case is plain We live within our
do the farmers. Every dollar tnat is possible goes
COHOON & FISHER
stay at Frankfort, returned homeThurs day. Mrs. J. E. Hillis. of Frankfort, who had a large tumor removed is almost well.
The wheat crop in this part of- the county never looked better. William Pitman, the Echo man, has moved on east Main street.
See those nice straw hats at* Gifftn & Bower's. They aro nice ones. Wally Sparks was up here some timo ago shaking hands with friends.
John Hulct attended the democratic convention at Greencastle Tuesday. There have been a great many shade trees set out in our town this spring.
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Best and Cheapest.
Real Estate in the City Now 011 the Market.
The W111. S. (iaJey Homestead and Three Lots Adjoining Yet Unsold.
Also, a Few Lots in the Beautiful Grove of Forest Trees on Last Wabash Avenue.
Lots no better situated than these have sold within the last 60 days at from $28.50 to S30 per front foot.
These lots aro appraised at from $10 to 820 per front foot one only—a beautiful corner lot 177 feet deep—being ap$22.50 per front foot.
Good judges say the lots havo been appraised at very low prices as compared with other lots in the city.
You can now buy at the appraisement. If you delay you will probably havo to pay more.
CHAS. JOHNSTON, Commissioner.
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SPRAY PUMPS and Garden Seeds tho best in town aro at Tinsley & Martin's. tf
A Law and Order League.
The ministers of tho city aro organizing a Law and Order League and are meeting with well deserved and hearty success. The object of tho order lies in tho general suppression of vice. It will see that tho closing laws aro rigidly enforced, houses of ill-reputo will be forced to abandon their unlawful pursuits and every application for liquor license will be contested to tho bittor end. It will encourage tho local officials in tho discharge of their duties, and, if necessary, furnish money to prosecute their cases. There will be a general cleaning up all along the line.
Robin Wasn't True.
Mrs. Martha Canary, through her attorney, Jere West, lias filed Buit for divorce against her husband, Willis Canary. In her compiaint Martha alleges that her male companion had been guilty of inhuman treatment by beating, choking, cursing and various other little, atrocities too numerous to mention that on two occasions he drew a knife and threatened to sever her earthly ties, and last but not least that Willis has been guilty of flying with birdB of other plumage not Canaries, which fact alone she deems sufficient reason for the court to grant her request.
Painful Injuries.
A1 Tribbitt, who lives near Darlington, mot with a very serious accident in this city Monday. He was driving west on Market street and when near Binford street a runaway team suddenly dashed around the corner and ran into him, upsetting his buggy and throwing him violently to the ground. He was rendered insensible but assistance soon is reached him and he was taken to the offices of Taylor & Gott. An examination showed his shoulder blade to be broken. His back was also Btrained and ho sustained many other painful injuries.
Death of James Davis,
James Davis died at the home of David Harter in this city Wednesday night at the age of 51 years. Tho deceased was one of tho most prominent farmers of the county and has lived on his farm near Brown's Valley for 23 yeaas. He came to this city six weeks ago to visit liis children who are in school here, live weeks at which he has suffered from paralysis from the effects of which he died. The funeral occurred yesterday morning. Rev. G. P. Fuson officiating. Interment at Oak Hill.
DR. MAN-O-WA.
A Physician Whose Reputation and Methods are Above Reproach.—What is Thought of Him at HomeTho success attendant upon tho practice of Dr. Man-o-wa since locating in Frankfort must certainly be satisfactory to himself for it is really wonderful, lie has treated a large number of cases, every one of which were of a chronic nature, and in no instance has he failed to bonofit, but in 95 per cent, of the cases he has affected a cure. This gentleman is an Indian doctor of many years stand ing, and an educated physician of the best qualifications. His method of treating is the same as practiced by the Indians, using roots and herbs as they are prepared by nature.
The doctor acquired the knowledge of this mode ot treatment from the "medicine man" of a friendly tribe of Indians. After spending several" years in learning of nature's remedies Dr. Man-O-Wa took a course and graduated with high honors from the Rush Medical College, of Chicago, which all physicians will acknowledge as one of the highest authorities on materia medica in the land. In preparing himself in this manner, the doctor is able, to handle any and all cases in the most intelligent and scientific manner, an*l he ranks with the best physicians in the country.
Dr. Man-0 Wa treats chronic disuses of all kinds, such as require constitutional treatment. JIc has given this class of diseases close study, and he understands tho effect of chronic ail ments upon the human system most thoroughly. In diognosing a case the doctor will locate your pains and ailments and convince you almost that he has known of your trouble from day to day-
Some skcptic may ask why Dr. Man-O-Wa travels if he is so well qualified. He does it to make a success of his profes sion, as 110 one city could furnish enough chronic cases to make it profitable. In Frankfort as well as other cities he has secured his full quoto of patients. He has on tile at his office hundreds of testimonials from patients, speaking in the highest terms of his treatment. One point which strongly recommends Dr. Man-O-Wa is that his charges are always very reasonable. His charges range from two to five dollars per month, which price includes medicines. And the deserving poor, those who are treated free. From what has been said it can be seen that Dr. Man-O-Wa is an exception to the general rule of traveling physicians. He will be found a well read, well posted physician, a gentleman of eduction and refinement. Ho is well liked at home, and stands deservedly hieli, both as a professional man and as a private citizen, and to those not acquainted with him we will say that what he tolls you regarding yo"r case can be implicitly relied upon. will not give you treatment unless he is certain he can benefit you, and one thing you can rest assured of—ho will make his charges at all- times, very reasonable. Dr. Man-O-Wa is a traveling physician in whom the most implicit confidence can be placed. Copied from
Frankfort, Times of January 23rd 1891. Dr. Man-O-Wa will be at RobbinsIIouso Crawfordsville Ind., on Tuesday April 19.
farm l'"or 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. Se
ZACK MAHORNEY & SON, Crawfords ville, Ind.
Wheat Advancing.
W. M. DARTER
At the Big Four elevator, is booming the price of wheat. He wants ani must have within the next 30 days
Bushels of wheat for milling purposes. He is in earnest and will pay fancy prices for immediate delivery.
A Big Tumble in Flour.
Wm. M. Darter ha* just received another car load of the celebrated Minnesota patent, Goolden'Link Flour, best in the world, which he will offer in exchange for wheat. This is only first grade patent on the market but on account of the big cut at present he will offer Golden Link as some inferior grades. Try it.
Fresh India Silks.
Fresh on the counter and fresh in themselves
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More than 800 patterns. There are black grounds, tan and blue grounds. All new and all beautiful, the printing being now first introduced and exclusive to us. No display to approach it has ever been made here, Tho part of wisdom is to see it promptly. These goods will be much sought after.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
DID YU KNOW-
THE FAIR
Is the cheapest place in the city to buy anything you want Will sell you a 7-foot best spring roller window shade for 30 cents.
CURTAIN
Any color complete, 20 cents. 24x:0 oil paintings, 4 inch gilt frames choice .31. 10 quart strainer bucket, 25 cents. Large stem glass dishes, 10 cents.
Baby. Carriages
Pictures framed, safeties, velocipedes and any thing want at
South Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Ind
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