Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 October 1892 — Page 8

the Liquor Habit.

•V- W'Ikmi

STOVES!

Buggies

-SPECIAL-

.REDUCTION!

-IN PRICES OF-

Bicycles

OF A LI,KINDS FOR ON WEEK

-AT-

Ross Bros' 99 Cent Store.

A good second hand cushion tire safety for sale cheap.

Honest Goods at Honest Prices

Business is conducted on the "Live and Let Live" Plan at

CASHtFRY'S E O E

See him before .selling your produue. It will pay you]

HE SMILES!

Of Course'He Smile.

A'ervhodv Smile

MUHLE1SEN S CI'IPPER.

The finest line of Wet (kods for all purposes ai»' a general line of foreignand domestic cigars in the city, wh *a von want to smile 1 remember to sro to the CLlI'l-'En, 10S eolith Green Street.

MORHB TAN 700 CASES

HAVE I'.KKN TREATED AT THE

LaFavelti^Medioal and Sumical Institute,

SINCE MARCH 1, 1892.

Testimonials can be seen at office. The worst cases are solicited. Our examinations and treatments are the same as are given in the great hospitals ot New York city, where thousands of patients are seen every month and where we have learned our business.

They Drink at

The Dost Kquippetl in tlio Stalo for the Troatmcni of all

CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES

AND DEFOUM [TIKS.

We have all modern apparatus appiinnccs anil remedies. Among others tho now 1'NKUMATIC

cabini.tftnii new iob\x vatok tkkat. ,MENT, for Catarrh :iud Lung Trouble. COMPOUND OXYGEN, for general debility, lung troubles and nsthma.

All kinds of Electrical Apparatus, Apostoli's Method (Electrolysis) for FEMALE COMPLAINTS. In fact every method known to Medical Science for combatting disease. These with our largo experience give results that seem remarkable to thoso who know only the old style of drugging.

We troat all clironic. private and sexual diseases and deformities. With special attention given to Eye. Ear,'Nose. Throat and Lung diseases Uupuire llvdrocolo, '."Varicocele, fScrorula, Paralysis. Fits, ^Rheumatism, lleadoche, White Swelling, Old Sores, Ulcers, etc. Cuucers and Tumors removed without

in by Electro_yers. ape Worm removed in four hours. Stricture and Syphilis cured, A euro of Piles guaranteed. Club Feet and Cross Eyes ttraightoned. Export Surgical Operatiohs and Private Diseasos a specialty. Wo Invito all to come and see our equipments and learn our methods. Consultation and examination free.

We use

.DE8- CHRISTOPHER & THOMPSON.

2*0. 21 North Fifth treet. Fourth business house north of Morning Journal otllce. Dr. Frank B. Thompson, of New York, Manager

THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST!

-ALL KINDS OF-

-AND-

at cost for the next thirty days at the-

tho genuine Ui-chloiide of gold cure for

HOW'

CO HO ON & FISHER

STOVES!

Surreys

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LINDEN.

Corn cribbing will soon be in order. The new hotel is getting a good trade. John Stout ot Darlington is digging wells here. 1!. G. Perkins, the station agent, has purchased a horse.

The brick work on the school building will be completed this week. Bert Dunkle was-I on the l.tli, and says ho will vote, for rover.

Mrs. W. D. Edwards has the slow form of fever. Some say it is .Typhoid fever.

J. L'i. Smith of Elwood, has been employed by Mish Elston. to make brick. "u

The new dwelling house of T. C. Shanklin is enclosed and will add to our town.

Mrs. J. P. Celsy returned last wet from a visit with her father who resides in St. Louis.

Augustus Davis is now working at the carpenter trade but intends starting a black-smith shop.

The day schools are doing as well as could be expected, considering the small room they work in.

The Good Templars have not yet surrendered their charter, neither have the Juvenile Temple. There is enough old members to hold the charter, and there are new members coming in the lodge.

One member of the I. 0. G. T., order living here attended the Grand Lodge, at Logansport, last week, and took the Grand Lodge degree. He also took the the highest degree there is in the order of the R. W. G. L., degree.

The soldiers of Madison township met at John McCorkle's on the Oth inst. after a splendid dinner at which over sixty ate until they were satisfied the election of officers began. Aaron Layton, President, Perry Rush. Vico President J. S. Bennett, Sec., and A. M. Xewkirk, Treas. The next reunion will be held with the G3rd Jnd., and the 120th Ind., in a grove near by. on the last Thursday in August. A committee of arrangements, was appointed, and the public will be duly notified in due time so that all persons can attend.

-TO GATE.

needed bad'y fur

Pain needed bad'y for wheat and stock. Don Curtis ha house.

moved to his new

Money has been raised to build a new foundation under Center chureh. Douglas Grinered is preparing to build on the land he bought of Aarion Gilky.

Walter Rasor. of Illinois, is visiting his uncle Jas. Wainscott of Wingate. We are making great improvement on our road. Everybody is hauling gravel.

B. Ralion sold a house and lot to Geo* Westfall in the town oE Wingate for 8700.

J. E. Lamb will address the citizens of Coal Creek at this place the 2-lth at night. -.

A1 Long says he will have a finer house than Lew Benson or burst a boiler.

I hero is a movement on foot to have tho people taxed to gravel the mile be tween this place and Crawfordsville.:

A Great Hit.

Laugh! Of course they did. They couldn't help it. The broad grin lasted, too, until they reached the street, and that's the best part of it. This was at Granite Hall last evening. The occasion was the presentation of the funiest farce comedy ever written—"A Social Session"—and the continued applause and hearty bursts of laughter wsre sufficient evidence of the satisfaction it gave the packed house that had assembled to witness it. The singing of Kate Sprague was fine, and was repeatedly encored. The specialties of Billy Gray brought down tho house time and time again. The balance of the company was good throughout. The music of the orchestra was a feature and was particularly tine.—Kennebec Journal.

At Music Hall, Wednesday, Oct 26.

Light Rates.

The city council has adopted the following schedule of rates for incandescent lights: 16 candle power per month $ .40 24 .50 32 .80 50 1.00 150 3.00

Other sizes in proportion and by meter %c per hour and 25c per month for rental, the city to do tho wiring and the consumer to furnish the fixtures.

McKinley at Terre Haute.

On Oct. 26th the Vandalia will sell round trip ticket to Terre Haute at one fare $1.60 tho round trip, good to return Oct. 27th. Account the great republican rally, addressed by Wm. McKinley. On Oct. 25th the last great Harvest excursion ot the season is run—at one faro the round trip west, south and southwest. Good to return 20 days from date of sale. J. C. HUTCHINSON.

Death of John ttains.

John Gains, one of Montgomery countys oldest settlers and the oldest native lloosier, died at the homo of his daughtcr, Mrs. W. II. Iannist r. in Terre Haute, where he went last week to attend conference, Thursday morning. The'deceased was born in Franklin county. Indiana. August u7.1S07. lie has been one of the countys most honored citizens since 1S-11, and served as county commissioner from 1S50 to 1803. Probably no one in the couutv wasbetter known or more highly esteemed than Uncle Johnny Gains and his death causes universal mourning over the entire countv.

"Bullfoot" Kernoodle's Latest. ••Bullfoot" Kernoodle, the Ward McAllister of north end society, was again -nossetl up before the Mayor Tuesday morning and made contribute to tho school fund. Mr. Kernoodle appeared in the role of injured husband this time, lie claimed that James Derickson, who has charge of the water works engine house, had the unmitigated "gall" to tip his hat and actually speak to Mrs. Kernoodle without even having been introduced to her ladyship, for which unpardonable breach of etiquette he had punished tho foxy James in the face. Mr.

Derickson said that he had never met .Vl rs. Kernoodle and would not know her from "Adam's olV steer." Mr. Kernoodle is"a very liberal contributor to the school fund.

Davidson-Gunkle.

Win. A Davidson and Miss ,Ina Gunkle were united in marriage at the home of the brides' parents near Whitesville, last Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock, Rev. G. W. Switzer officiating. Only the immediate friends and relatives were present. The bride is a daughter of C. G. Gunkle, is a beautiful young lady, well and favorably known. The groom is the only son of Jlon. J. N. Davidson and is one of the most prosperous farmers and stock raisers in the county. They left for Chicago on the noon train Wednesday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Waugli.

Joint Discussion.

Ihcre will be a joint debate at the Court house on Tuesday mght, Oct 25th, between T. E. Ballard and F. W. Jacobs on the following proposition

Resolved, That under existing circumstances, the Prohibition party has a better claim to the suffrages of American citizens, than the Democratic party has.

Mr. Ballard affirms and Mr. Jacobs denies. Both men have had large experience in debates, and both-%ood platform speakers and will be fully able to do justice to their respective positions. The general issues will be involved, and the debate may extend over more than one night.

Take your chickens to R. B. IIofT and get highest prices. lm.

Sirtiidlod a Diamond Broker. Isew Yohk, Oct. 19.—Jose Gomez, a Brazilian, and his wife Minnie, a woman about 45 years old, were committed to tho Tombs prison Tuesday on the charge of swindling Mordecai Kauffman, diamond broker, out of 810, 000 worth of diamonds.

Death of Noted Jurist.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.—Ex-Chief Judga Oliver Miller, of the fifth judicial circuit and of the Maryland oourt of appeals, died at his residence in Elliott City Tuesday afternoon, surroundad by the members of his family.

PISO'S CURE

For Consumption

I have been entirely cured of Consumption by Piso's Cure. A year ago the doctor said I could not live till Fall. Now I am able to do a hard day's work.

Mrs. LAURA E. PATTERSON.

N EWTON, Iowa, June 20,1892.

1,800 PAIRS OF KID GLOVES!

Value $1, Will be sold for 69c.

Our stock of (Monks far surpasses any of our previous eiforts, the styles, the quality ami the prices, hemember we save you from 82 to $10 on every cloak.

In Millinery w.) are better prepared than ever to show you all the leading styles and at preces one-third less than others ask for the same goods.

Abe Levinson,

Opposite Court House. First door west of Klines Jewelry Store.

Not in it but

Is Up to His Eyes.

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Cleveland and Harrison

DARTER

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".Now Is The Time To Sell

'Remember I am the only buyer in the.city who nasseparatedumps for ah grades of wheat, and are the only person in the county whs buys your when alone on its merits, independent oil tests.

Come Where They All- Come,

W. M. DARTER

Big

-THE-

20.000 Bushels Are In.

JUW"

WANT 20,000 BUSHELS MORE.

Th-: special order for 20,000 bushels of milling wheat to be delivered by Oct. 15 was bought and delivered with time to spare. The firm was so well pleased with the wheat that they have ordered 20,000 bushels more and hare extended the time until Nov. 1? for me to deliver the samc.

Four Elevator.

OUR NEW

SECOND FLOOR.

Five Special Bargains for Tuesday, Wednesday

and Thursday.

LADIES'GOWNS—500 odd Gowna in small sizes, vrorth 75c and SI, at 50c each. Full Astrakhan Fur Shawl Roll Jackets, in Beaver and Chevron Cloth' worth $10, at 87.50 each. 60-inch-wide Nottingham curtains, full length, worth $4.50 at 13.25 a pair. 50-inch-wide curtains, worth $3, at 82 a pair. 8 pairs Irish Point curtains, worth $13, at $8.50 a pair.

Special Prices on all Blazer Suits. Jersey Knit Cotton Skirts, "imported," at 9oc, $1.25, $1.45 each

Great Bargains these. Sure to go quickly.

L. S. AYERS & CO.

INDIANAPOLIS IND.