Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 April 1892 — Page 5
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IE SHALL RULE THE ROOST.
Never in the history of the clothing trade has any offer like this been made. Bight at the start of the season it is an 40er that will strike consternation and terror into the camps of our competitors. But that's nothing to us. We agaia want to show the people what great facilities and advantages we possess, as strictly cash Buyers to under•s«ll any and all competitors.
Just think, you can buy at our store for$10 a fine
All Wool Suit
Worth to any one in need in clothing #15. Our $15 suits are far superior to «thers $20 and S25 suits they are as ,3food as tailors about town will make f«r935 to $46.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.—Dr. Man- O-W has discovored tho uroatosi curu known for alia diseases peculiar tho sex, That tiro teellng tho hoadoche, dizziness, wnakneas, pain In tho back, dragging down bock-acho, hot Uaahes, cold hands and feot, pains in ths tip of hood, (sleepless nights nnd other conditions duo to weakness, postlvoly and permanently cnr«d. My method does away with tho "local treatment," 80 much dreaded by the majority of ladiea, and which is perfectly useless.
TO T1IE MEN. A pormanont cure is offered to young and middie-aged mon who are suffering with weak back, IOHK of Btrengthand vitality, dospondonoy, night losses, lost manhood, s. oclw l)9foro tho eyes, dizziness, palpitation of the Xeart, fullness in tho hond resulting from secret, and pernicious practices. More iires are wreckad from this socret vice than from'" all other muses oomeMnod. No time to loan. I guaranty
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care In (Vory caso takou. PILR.—Positive and permanent enre of piles No cutting, no 1»S8 of time, no ligature, anil no pain. Fistula iind cers of roctua curod.
KPILEP8V.—Dr. Man-O-Wa has discovered. the groat spociflc remedy for dpiledsy. This dlr-
BEST SUIT IN THE HOUSE
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$15* Fifteen Dollars $15
Show us the man who will pay $25 to $40for a suit when he can get a better one' at our store for $15.
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The Great Indian Doctor.
"Will B* at Rolibina HOUBC, Crawforl*vlll«, Ind., on Tuesday, May 1711), 1899. Prepared lo h«*l «... the elct •. ...
ltAN-O-WA treats with unequaled
success all Chronic and Nervous Dis
eases. lie especially asks all those who have been treated with strong, poisonous drugs to visit him and receive such
treatment as nature intended should be used tor the relief nd cure of sickness. By the proper use of roots, -acks
herbs, and Plants, more cases can be
ured and .more reliel given than by anv other methods.
{Seeing is Believing.
Come and convice yourselVes that this great offer is strictly bona fide.
•will show you all the
New Spring Goods
Of every make, color, shade,style and cut known to the tailors art and will
guarantee to give you the best fitting clothing made in the world. Old
men, young men, and middle aged men can find in our great assortment of
goods. Just the thing they want either in light, medium and dark colors
sack, frock or cutaway, please bear in mind this sale last the season through,
but first choice is always the best. So come in as soon as possible.
•ur assortment of boys suits from the ages of 14 to 10 years is very large. Price way down on children suits from the ages of 5 to 13. Never have we shown such a variety before. Prices from .$1.50 to $10. Our complete stock of spring and summer goods are all in and ready for your inspection. Respectfully
THE ONLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND HATTER,
J. A. JOEL.
n.ise, thr. most dreadful of all disease.", on lib cured. TIIHOAT AND LUNG DISK ASKS.—-Catarrh
All who may be troubled with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Brlght'sDiseaso, Dropsy, Constipation BpUepsy, Nervous Debility, Ilcadache, Catarrh, Bronrhitis, Consumption, Scrofula, or any forte Blood l'olson, KheumfttUsm, Asthma, Cancor or Turners, Female Woaknose, Piles, Neuralgia, IMaeasto of tho Bye and Bar, Loaa of Strength nnd loss of Manhood, are especially invited to call and consult tho Doctor.
DK. MAN-O-WA la one of the greatest diagnostic of diseases in Amerioa. He can locato your 4iseMo and describo a patient's ailments without even a hint from the sufferer to guide him in his conclusions. Consultation, personal or by letter, free. Treatment, including all medicine* K*e4, to ts per month. Address, DK. MAN-O-WA, Frankfort, Ind.
Indianapolis BusiriessUniversitY
OLD BRTANT & STBATTO*. HOSTS FSNSTLVAIFIA 8T. vrnsnr BLOCK. OPPOSTTE POST-OVTICS.
(7 ttmoihort expenses low no lea tor Diplomi -lucrcuu center: endorsed and jpatroalaed by railroad, industrial, professional end busliMss men w^egmjgoy skillod heljjj^ MWj^l for positions unequaVed in the success of its graduates.
There Is No Reason
Why ovcry lady of Crawfordsville and vicinity should not wear the very latest styles in millinery. Our efficient corps of milliners can
EXECUTE ANY ORDER
In the way of appropriate trimming.
"We Invent! We Originate We never have
HEEB & OSBORN,
need to copy,
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tho nose, throat and bronchial tubes catarrhal deafnew, headaches, dropping in the throat, Indigestion, impuro blood resulting from catarrh, cured by a vory short course of treatment. Cmj tarrh, if neglected, will produce consumption, which very soon becomes incurablo, All throat and lung affections should receive prompt and efficient treatment.
DROPSY AND KIDNEY TROUBLE.—Dropsy can be cured by vegetable remedies, but by n« other. Bloating of the abdomen, pufflug under the eyes, swelling of hands and feot. are dropsy. If taken in time this condition is curablo.
RHKUMATISM.—I will positively cure rheamatism, no matter how long standing. Tab painful disease under proper treatment can b» curod and the blood thoroughly purified will prevent a return. You don't need to chiinge climate as this result can be accomplished hero lyi well as olsowhoro. Rhoumatiim produces heart disease, whice cannot be cured. Henco it should nol bo allowed to produce tills result.
Proprietors
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Hurt by a Horse.
Last Saturday Jesse Routh, an aged gentleman living with hia son near New ROBS, mot with a serious and probably fatal accident. The unfortunate man was attempting to drive eomo colte out of the yard when one of them ran over him throwing him violently to the ground and breaking hia leg near the hip. Dr. Bronaugh rendered neccessary medical assistance, but owing to Mr. Rouths oxtrem ago is it thought the accident will certainly prove fatal.
It Went Work.
The church people of Waveland are circulating petition which they will soon present to tho management of the Shades of Death to have the grounds of the popular resort closed on Sunday. The petition is being pretty generally signed and if tho mauagement accede to the demand they may just as well close up shop and quit for the Sabbath day is the only one in tho week on which the big money is uiado there.
Cap. Niven at Death's Door, Capt. John I\Tivon, M. D., of Thorntown who early in life was an owner of a tino ship and visited almost. all the principal ports of the world but later in life abandoned tho sea afid became a prominent physician at that place, and who is now the president of the Thorntown state bank, is lying at death's door from the effects of the grip.
Who Is He?
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent Meagher started with William Smith, 17 years old, to Plainfield to tho reform school. Smith was sent to the reform school eight years ago and was taken from there by a farmer near Crawfordsville. Tho boy ran away from the farmer's house because he complained of boing required to work too hard. Terr* Haute Erprws.
0. £. Flour.
Fifty pounds $1.05 twenty-live pounds, 53c. We retail at wholesale price. It is not sold by grocers. Call at the mill or address orders to
J. L. Tai/ns'/or, city.
Our friends and patron# should not forget our
Carpet and Lace Curtain DEPARTMENT,
Nowhere are goods so carefully selected or prices
t® your needs. Our Carpet and Lace Curtains convey to you an absolute sense of novelty. Good Wear and Tory Low Pricoe.
A OENTENA.RIO DEAD.
Aunt Oasay Ketohum a Colored Women Aeed 102 Years Passed Away. There were a week ago three "persons in Crawfordsville, whose united ages was a fraction over 300 yeani. One of them haa dropped off the roll, passed away to the majority. AuDt Casey Ketchum, born Oct. 1790, died at theresidence of Zack Williams,! on east Wabash Avenue on Saturday evening last Speaking of her early life some time aso she said: "I was born a slave in Prince George eounty, Maryland, on October 13, 1790. I knew very little of my parents, my mother dying while I was a baby and my father living on a distant plantation and the property of a man named John Alien. I remember of seeing him only once or twice, but remember my sister and two brothers quite well. I was owned in Maryland by Miss Nancy Spriggs. She was placed at early age in the family of Dr. Canby, father of Qen. Canby, near 70 years ago and with them came to Madison Indiana. Continuing further along in incidents of her life she related: "We lived there some time and one day Goneral Jackson, who had recently been made President, passed through on his way to Washington from New Orleans. He visited Dr. Canby and appointed him land agent at Crawfordsville, to succeed Mr. Whitlock the Whig. We came in wagons and again had to go through the woods. We made our last stop at Jimtown. There was only one house there then, owned by a blacksmith named Wick. Crawfordsville was a very
Bmall
town then and Dr.
Canby was a great man in it.
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house Btood where the central school building is now and the pre sent school yard was his door with yard. He built a big house 40 rooms in it and the folks called it "Canby's Polly." The doctor was married twice and had nine children Dick Canby, who
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killed by the In
dians, was the best one of all. I remember so well when ho was born, and I nursed him whilo ho was a baby."
Local Fins Gat.
Abo Levison will move into the room adjoining Campbell Bros, next month. Horsemen from hero will attend the horse show at Ladoga noxt Saturday.
Tho city officials attended in body the funeral of John W. Rauasoy yesterday. There is no improvement in the caBe of Judge Davidson for somo days past.
The opening of Elston Grove for the construction of streets has been abandoned for,the present.
Tho republicans of tho county make township nominations to-day for their convention next Saturday.
An oxtra passenger train to run during the summer months will bo placed on the Vandalia lino in a few weeks.
Work toward repairing the central school building began this week, and three months will be required to complete it.
The "County Pair'" combination at Music Hall drew out a big house and tho entertainment gave general satisfaction.
Thero is is yet much work for the street commissioners in making repairs on tho stroets caused by placing gas mains in them.
Tho Washington street pump needs repairing, as it has fooled enough individuals who have sought to eot water from it lately and failed.
Louis Bischof and John Gilbert have bought two lots in Elston Grove, fronting on Wabash Avenue, and will build residences theron this summer.
A. number of tax payers desire tho Pike street bridge over the Monon removed and the grade lowered. It would cost cousiderablo and it is not probable the change will bo made soon.
Marriage of Ollie Eeese.
1892. BEAUTIFUL SPRING SPECIALTIES. 1892.
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suited
The marriage of Miss Olljo Reese and John W. Whitehead was solemiaized at tho residence of David Meharry at Shawnee, Mound last Wednesday ove n\ng. Miss Reese, it will bo remembered, was tho loquacious witness in the Pettit murdor trial who was
The greatest worm doatroyer oa earth is DuHam's Great German Worm Lozenger. Only o*ats per box. For sale by Nye &
Co.
W&reland's Eye-Sore.
One of the most imposing structures of modern architecture is certainly to be found in the Vandalia station at Waveland. The building is a relic of early history of the United States and was built when people wore moccasins without socks and cared little for grandeur— the lattor we'll swear to. We ware unfortunate enough to be thrust ruthlessly into this pig-sty one day this week to await the'coming of a northbound train. The spacious waiting room in this antideiuvian ark is certainly a naecca for the relic crank for upon its time worn board walls are to be found autographs of some illiterate, persons who "stood" thoroughbreds and talked about their neighbors before the flood and a few who have been knocked out of the ring by Daddy Time since that date. But there it stands to-day in all its prestine glory,, surrounded by a halo of its former greatnese»antl the stench of a neighboring hog pen. It is a disgrace to the town and the company that maintains it, and the sooner it is put oh wheels and shipped the World's Pair and placed among the other relics of the barbaric ages the better it will be for the town of Waveland and her forbearing populace.
Pield Day at Wabash,
Following is the programme for Pield Day at Wabash: 1. lOO'yards dash.
Putting 16 pound shot. Standing broad jump. Running high jump. Throwing 1G pound hammer. Mile walk, 120'yards hurdle race. One mile bicycle, ordinary or safe-
220 yard dash. High kick. Quarter mile ruu. Running broad jump. Quarter mile bicycle (safoty). Quarter mile (ordinary) bicycle. Standing high jump. Throwing base ball. One mile run. Pole vault. iv Running half hammond (hop, step and jump.)
Death in Acouchement,
One of the most remarkable caseB of aconchoment over brought under our notice occurred in this city this week. Last Tuesday a cow belonging to Joseph Grimes, living on west Wabash avenue, gave birth to two woll developed calves that at present i»ive evidence of one day enjoying a healthy heiferdom. During tho process of delivery the mother cow died. The cause of her death led a couple of veterinarios into a heated discussion and to settle tho dispute a
mortom was held, the result «of which knocked both of their theories higher than tlildoroy's kite. In tho fetus was found six other calves in a state of embryo, making in all eight calves to which the cow should have given birth. The caso is an unusually strange one and Is exciting no little interest.
A Badly Broken Leg.
While
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Fink and a number of
other employes at the Barb Wire factory were returning from their work Monday evening Mr. Fink attempted to jump across a branch iu the neighborhood of tho Junction. The feat was not successful however, for he scarcely roached tho opposite bank when ho fell back into tho branch breaking both bones below the kneo of the right leg, the large bono protruding through the flesh. Drs. Ensminger and Leech Bet the limb but it is feared the accident, will render Mr.
Fink a cripple for life.
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loyal to
her mistresB, Mrs. Whitehead. The groom is a wealthy citizen of Seattle, Wash,, and a brother to the deceased husband of Mrs. Clemmie Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead will reside in Seattle.
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The Schubert Quartette.
Tailoring Department jWe
Haa received our especial attention this spring. We urej not advertising to "Cateh," but will give better valticB than can be obtained elsewhere in the city. W# deuire to make your clothing, and make rou feel good as regards the fitting, wear and price. Our
New Suitings
Are Deauties and should be seen by all.
The Schubert Quartette, in entering upon this, the seventh season, points with justifiable pride to its past record of over one thousand concerts given in the United StateB and Canada.
The success of this admirable and ar-
tistic company has been phenomenal. I,
During the past season they have peared before some of the most select and musical societies in the east and south, winning the highest praise their charming and delightful work. Maaic Hall to-night.
Marriage LiceniM.
James
F.
Mount and Clara Davis.
Lafayette Green and Qraca Lytle. Lillian B. Mayhall and Nellie Kyle. John C. Canine and Blanche Brown. John W. Puson and Lulu May Hunt. William T. Holmesand MaryE. Hiatt,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is a concentrated extract of Sarsaparlll* Yellow Dock, Fipslssewa, Juniper Beniea, Mandrake, Dandelion, and other valuable vegetable remedies, every ingredient being strictly pure, and the best of Us kl&d Kit possible to buy. It is prepared by thoroughly competent maclsts, in the most careful manner, Vy a peculiar Combination, Proportion ui
Process, giving to it curative power
Peculiar To Itself*
tt will cure, when In the power of modiolus Scrofula, 8alt Rheum, Blood Poisoning, Cancerous and all other Humors, Malaria,
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Catarrh, Rheumatism, and all aifflcultiM with the Liver and Klaneyg. It overcomes That Tirod Feeling, Creates aa
Appetite, and gives great mental, nerve, bodily, and digestive strength. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. $1 six for Prepared only by C. Hood ft Co., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. N. B. If you decidc to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not bo induced to buy any other.
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^^qsiWeJ LA PORTE CARRIAGE CO.
(JO! 10 »X & FISHER.
for At
Parra For Bale.
I The undersigned will offer Tor sale his farm, two miles from the court house on the Yountsville Gravel road, his farm of 63 acres. Has a small house and barn, good well of water, and a spring of fifty acres under cultivation, balance in timber.
MICHAKI. ZKLLERS.
Dr. E. Detchou makes a specialty of the treatment and cure of disease of the I Nerves, Lungs, Liver and Kidney, Dis-
ot fom iU,s anf3 childretl ais0(
indi-
*^2 I gestion, dyspepsia, scrofula, St. Vitus dance, blood poison, dropsy catarrh,
bronchitis, chronic cough, tetter on the hands and all disease of the skin. Also, prepares valuable prenLivss of scarlet fever, diptheria and la grippe. Ample.' supplies of latest and most approved, remedies kept constantly on hand. ON Hce in drug store, south-west corner Main and Green streets, Crawfordsville,
Ind. Jan. 16, 4w.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
You All Know That
Beat Them
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Dress Goods
From the cheapest to the best grades in cotton, Woolen and Silk Materials we hare the Choicest Stock, and you can always bear the remark on every hand, "We can al-. ways get what w« want in the DRESS GOODtf £.uni»c
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