Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 October 1892 — Page 5
Over Coats for yourself and boys are
frawfordsville.
Bigger! Better! Cheape!
than ever before! Fall and Winter Season now
•pen at the Only One Price Clothing House in
The Only Corner Clothing Honse in the city.
J. A. JOEL.
TO MEN WHO DRESS. Our New Stock Is All In!
Tariff Or No Tariff.
That is not the question when yon sec what we have in new
Kurniture, Carpets and
T»u will be so delighted that vou will be sure to buy. If you don't want to buy you had better stay away, for these goods soil themselves.
Royse & Peavy's
Furniture and Carpet Store, 125 South Washington St.
-THE LARGEST-
Carpet and 1 Wall Paper
Kou56 in the State.
Eastman, Schlacker & Lee,
No. 5, East Washington street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ifive floors filled with the latest and most tasty designs in
Carpets, Wall Paper, Furniture and House Furnishings.
|00We cau suit any reasonable taste in the matter of house decorations you need go no further if you want beautiful and substantial Carpets aa we certainly can suit you in quality and price. We have just added to our store a choice line of
There has been many and improved styles in Furniture within the past ew years. We have th9 latest designs, and in medium and low priced furni*re can srtisfy close buyers. A full line of bed room and parlor suits, ressers and chairs.
Citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity are cordially invited to visit our tore when in the city. We have sold many bills of goods to you, but are now etter able to supply the demand than ever before.
EASTMAN, SCHLACKER & LEE.
Children Cry for pitcher'* Castorta.
We have a fine line of suits for early fall wear-
We can show you more new conceits and more
new styles than tho rest of the stores put
together. We can fit ypu as fine as the finest
merchant tailor and in most cases fit you better
and with more style. The difference iu price is
in our favor by more tfcan half. If you enjoy
seeing nice Goods come in and let us show
them to you. You will be welcome if you want
to buy now or later. See our latest styles of
Men and Youths' business and dress suits! See
our novelties in Children's clothing and our
Complete] line of Hats and E urn.thing Goods."
Our New Stock of Fall and Winter Suits and
Public Sale.
Notice iB hereby given that I will sell at publie Sale at my rosidence, 4 miles southwest of Crawfordsville and 2 miles southeast of Youptsville, on the old Gwyn farm, on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1892, the following personal property, to-wit: fifteen head of horses, including 7 brood mares, ranging in ago from 3 to 9 years, 2 two-year-old mares, 1 two-year-old Gelding, 3 one-year-old Geldings and 2 more colts, 5-milk cows, 4 spring calves, 22 sheep, 24 shoats, 2 brood sows and 10 young pigs, corn in field, hay in mow, buggy, buck-board, cart and wagon, harness, both light and work, farming implements of all kinds, including 1 Deering binder. Mower, Harrows, wheat drills, roller, rake, bobsleds, etc, etc.
TERMS:—Sums
of $5 and under, cash
over $5 a credit of 12 months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved freehold security. A discount of 8 per cent will be made on notes. No property to be removed from premises until terms of sale are complied with. Salo will begin at 10 a. m.
O. C. MC.'LOED,
2, w. Tude Hamilton, Auctioneer.
See The Handsome styles and new effectB in DreBS Goods and Trimmings at McCluro & Graham's.
T. St. L.&K.C.R.R.
Reunion 89th, Ind. Reg., Russiaville, Ind., Oct. 5th and 6th. One fare excursion tickets will bo sold at stations, Frankfort to Docatur inclusive, to Russiaville and return, limited October 7th.
C. C.
JENKINS,
A World-Wide Imperialism of Capital. ED. REVIEW:Mr. Fairbanks in his speech at Music Hall lifted up the curtain, and any lover of this country who can see must feel some alarm.
The speaker spoke of General Harrison's proposed inter-national money congress and said that a union of interest was
deBired
then we would have more
money. What he meant by "more money" is moro of purchasing power. Pairbanks is five times a millionaire and a world-wide imperialism of capital would be to his liking. And we remember Harrison's aristocratic mould. All the money legislation this country has had under tho Republican party has been to the liking of the money barons. We remembor Mr. Hazzard's infamous circular scheme and Wall street's ready acceptance of that Plutonian plot and knavish conspiracy. Yes, we remember John Sherman's Seven Conspiracies coming out of the tomb of monetary crime which gives birth now to tho In-ter-National Monetary scheme spoken of by Fairbanks. The intercourse was with tho aristocratic proclivities of the Republican leaders and that knot of Jew money managers located on Lombard street, London, England. Yes, sirs, from the congress of these named elements have come all our modern hardships and money panics. Nothing short of a money Empire controlling tho world will satisfy tho whe'.ps and hounds of hell. To destroy Republics is tho first necessary step—not in name but in effect will
suffice.
Secular government
is a despised thing to capitalists. Now with this bold scheme of tho money powers espoused by the Republican party which is to cover the entire globo with its blighting shade, will poor men vote it? The alarm bells are ringing. Tho schemes against the ^government have been exposed by no one more clearly than by the Big Four millionaire in his speech here. There is but one and only one hope for the people. Lot tho Alliance mon, the men of tho F. M. B. A., the guards of labor, the K. of L., those who have beon reading up tho history of modern Money Schemes hear that. Hope is the success of tho Democratic party The third party is too weak. Tho Democratic party is now, has always beon opposed to a mopied monarchy. It can win, and we believe will win. But thinking men must do their duty—blast for ever the hope of tho conspirators November. KNIGHT
Changes of Venue.
Up to the present time the following cases have been granted changes of venue from this county:
Geo. Fitchey vs, tho L. N. A. & C. railroad, to Clinton county. G. W. Gardner vs. the L. N. A. & C. railroad to Fountain.
John C. Wingate vs. the Clover Leaf railroad, to Fountain. B. F. Barr vs. Margaret A. Barr ot al. to Clinton.
Emma Connor vs. James F. Starke, to Putnam.
Knights of St. John Banquet. The Catholic young ladies of the city met Monday evening at tho Knights of St John hall and perfected arrangements for a grand banquet and reception to the visiting Knights on October 16, the day the local commandery is to be installed. Tho banquet will bo hold in Morton hall. Tho room will bo beautifully decorated and arranged to entertain at loast 500 guests. Too much praise cannot bo given the enterprising young ladies who have tho matter in charge, the success of which is guaranteed in advance.
See our muslins and shirting, gingham and prints, sll go at bottom prices at The Trade Palace.
CorrRurr 1S9I
G. P.A,
See our factory flannels and blankets yarns and home knit socks at McClure & Graham's it win pay you.
Rheumatism Curod in a day.—"Mysti Cure" for Rhuematism and Neuralgi 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 disappears. If first bottle fails to benefit money promptly refunded. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon. Druggist' Crawfords villa.
See our hosiery and underware at come agaia prices at the Trade Palace.
See all the late© novlties in silks at the Trade Palace,
GHESHAM'S BESOLVil.
Causes
closing
As she enters
womanhood, every young girl needs the wisest care. Troubles beginning then may make her whole life miserable.
But tho troubles that are to bo feared have a positive reniedy. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription builds up and strengthens the system, and regulates and promotes every proper function. It's a generous, supporting tonic, and a quieting, soothing nervine—a legitimate medicine, not a beverage, free from aloohol and injurious drags. It corrects and cures, safely and surely, all those delicate derangements, weaknesses, and diseases peculiar to the sex.
A remedy that does cure is one that can be guaranteed. That's what the proprietors of "Favorite Prescription" think. If it doesn't give satisfaction, in every case for which it's recommended, they'll refund the money. No other medicine for women is sold on snoh terms.
Decide for yourself whether something else sold by the dealer, is likely to be "just good" for you to buy. ..
The
Republicans Much Worry Judge's Influenoe.
The announcement from Chicago that Judge Walter Q. Greshain has said that he will vote for Cleveland, is the principal topic of discussion, says the Indianapolis News, around tho pdlitical headquarters to-day. The officers, employes and hangers-on of the Democratic State committee are jubilant over the news. Thoy say they have no doubt about its authenticity. Some of the visitors at the committee rooms this forenoon expressed tho opinion that Judge Gresham would take with him at least two or three thousand young Indiana Republicans, who at best, they say, have not been enthusiastic for Harrison. "I was not surprised when tho announcement of Gresham's declaration cauio,'' Baid Secretary Reilly, of the State committee. "The committee had known for several days that^Judgo Gresham would, vote for Cleveland. That is, wo had boon reliably informed that he would Tho information came to us in a confidential way, and could not be used. I have no doubt about tho authenticity of tho newspaper reports that come from Chicago."
Talking Through His Hat, Mr. Cockrum's speech at Wingate Wednesday night didn't tend to increase his party's changes in that localitj republican who attended tho meeting said Cockrum talked like a man with tho blino staggers. His whole speech was a mess of sonseless twaddle and if he expected his hearers to believe many of his remarks ho presumed a great deal upon their ignorance. For moro than an hour ho Haunted tho bloody shirt by delivering a tirade of abuse upon tho domocratic party. Among other things ho said tho tariff was a tax, that the farmers were prosperous, that Cleveland hired a substitute and would not pay him, that Stevenson was a cop per-hoad and a member of tho Golden Circle, that democrats wore traitors, that tho new election law was based on infamy and corruption, that if necessary ho was in favor of arming men with shot-guns to conduct tho oloctions in the South, that Cleveland vetoed moro ponsion bills than all the Presidents since Washington, that tho flag of the domocratic party was the English flag and so on until most of his hearers left in disgust. A few moro Cockrums in in Indiana and tho domocratic victory iB assured.
he as ha
A committoo of tho saloon kocpors Union, headed by Otto Schlemmor, called upon Mayor Bandel Tuesday afternoon and stated that the organization were desirous of conforming with tho laws governing them. That in roturn they wanted tho protection due thom by tho closing up of those disreputable joints on tho out skirts of tho city that operated upon government licenses, that these places Bold at all hours of the day or night and in any quantities desired by purchasers. Thoy further stated that thoro wero several dives inside tho city who operated on tho same plan and openly defiod tho
law.
Tho
object of the Uuion \v:is to forco fhoso places to tako out
thom all
city liconn.'? clos
up and
to KW
tluit
the
Sunday
law was rigidly
ail
alike.
enforced upon
Mayor Bandol was delighted
with thia move on the part of the Union and heartily promised to uso all his power to further tho success of tlwif- efforts.
Installation of Officers.
The Courier has received an invitation to attend tho installation services of the Father Dinnen Commandory, K. of St. J. at Crawfordsille, Sunday, Oct. 1G. The commandery are working hard to make this a grand event for their city, and at the same time to outdo all other events of the same nature, and will no doubt succeed. They aro preparing to entertain as their guests all uniformed Catholic societies, clergymen and the press. Commanderies will be there from Louisville, Indianapolis, New Albany, Fort Wayne, Lafayette and other cities. Evansville will bo represented by tho banner commandery of the State. Col. Spechert, of LouiBville, will have charge of the military display, and W. W. Cheezum, sr., of this city, will be tho installing officer. Tho following gentlemen of No. 202 compose the committee arrangements: Capt. John Drury, W. C. Murphy, M. J. McCarty, D. G. Sullivan, (the comedian)—Evansville Courier.
Pettit'a Attorneys File Suit. This afternoon in the superior court Colonel R. P. DeHart and others, attorneys for W. F. Pettit, brought suit against the county commissioners for $12,000 and six per cent, interest from September 28, 1892. The complaint recites the same facts as were contained in the petition denied by the commissioners. Stuart Bros. & Hammond are attorneys for plaintiffs.—Lafayette Courier.
Sunday School Convention. The second Sunday school convention for northern Union township, for 1892, will be held at Young's chapel Saturday, Oct. 22,1892. A good program has been arranged. Good speaking, good music and a basket dinner, All are invited.
ON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
Stftto of Indiana, Montgomery County In thoMontgomery Circuit Court, Sept. torin, 1892. tho Mdttor of tho Llndon
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Cause
Ceiuetory Association, David Tliowlles ot ill., Trusteos., Proceedings to appropriate Hoal Estato for Cemetery Purposes.
No. 1050".
Como now tho potltionors by Henry D. Vancleave, their Attorney, and fllo tholr petition lioroin. to appropriate for cemetery purposes tho following doscribed real estate, situato iu tho County ot Montgomery and Stato of Indiana. to-wlt: /'art of tho west half of tho south east quartor of section eight (8) township twonty (20) north range four (1) west, bounded as follows:
Boginnlng forty-olght (48) poles oast of tin. south west corner of said wost half and running thonco north, twenty-six (26) poles and twontytwo (22) linko, thonco west eighteen (19) pole* and ninotoen (19) links, thence north soron (7) poles, thenco oast thirteen (13) poles, thonco north thirtoen (13) polos, thonco east seven (7) polos, thonco south forty-six (40) polos and twonty-two [22]llnks, thence westono(l) pole and six (8) links to tho placo of boginnlng, containing ono aero nnd sevonty-ono one hundredths of an aero (1 71-101).)
Said potitionorsalso nio tho affidavit of a competent porson, showing to tho court that Mi norva Hardy and William R. Hardy claim to own an Interest iu Baid real o«tatH and that thoy arv non-residents of tho Stato of Indiana, andthoroujioii on motion, it is ordered by tho court that notice by publication bo given to eaid non-rosl-dents of tho filing and pendency of this actio* returnable on tho 31st Judicial day of tho noxt term of this court, tho samo bolng tho 30th day of November, 181)2.
Notico is therefore hereby given said Minerva Hardy and William K. Hardy, that unlOBS thoy bo and appear on the 21st day of tho next term of tho Montgomery Circuit Court, tho same bolng tho 30th day of Novembor, A. D.'1892, at the court house in Crawfordsvlllo and answer or except to said potition, the same will bo heard and determined In thoir absence.
Witness my name and tho soal of .... _. CrawfordsTlIln itember, A. 1)., 1
i- said court afllxod ,—) this S8th day of Sept.
HENHY
B.
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JQ-OTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC.
In the matter of the estate of Eliza Marsh.. deceased. In the Montgomery Circuit Court, September term, 1892.
Notice iB heroby given that John K. Gray as Administrator of the estate of Eliza Marsh deceased, has presonted and filed his accounts and vouchers in final settloment of said estate, and that the same will come up for tho examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 25th day of October, 1892, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estato aro requirod to appear in said Court and show cause If any there be, why saW «"counts and vouchers should not bo approved, and tho heirs or distributees of said estate are also notified to be in said Court at tho time aforesaid and make proof of heirship.
JOHN K. GRAY, Administrator.
Dated this First day of October, 1892.
A Killintiy Imporitm.
Mrs. L. Cresso has removed her stock of millinery from the D. W. Rountree stand to the room formerly occupied by Snodgrass, tho tailor, on Washington
Btreet
where Bho will be pleased to meet her old friends and make new ones as well. Her stock of beautiful fall mil linery is now in and ready for inspection consisting of walking, sailor and dresa hats and bonnets which was never before equaled. Mrs. CreBse has also pur* chased the Rountree stock of kid glove and will use the same systom of fitting to hands as employed by Mr. Rountree Her new gloves are beauties. See them before buying. Don't forget the now quarters.
See the stylish millinery. Handsome goods, and low prices is our motto at the Trade Palace.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is one of the few remedies which are recommended by every school of (medicine. Its strength purity, and efficacy are too well estab* lished to admit of doubt as*(to its superiorityjoverjall other blood-purifien whatever. Ayer's Sarsaparilla leads all.
Try Dullam's Great German 25 cent Cough Cure at Nye St Btoe's Drug Store.