Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 October 1892 — Page 6

The Largest Stock The Latest Styles The Best workmanship The lowest prices The Best place to buy

MILLINERY, CLOAKS.

-IS AT THE OLD RELIABLE-

TRADE PALACE

"We beat them all in Cloak* and don't yon fonret Come and see them- The quality tells it and the Prices sells them On Monday. October 31. and continuing all week we will have a

Special

of Sheeting and Pillow Case Muslins, best makes, 2*4 and 2J-£ yards wideHeavy bleached and unbleached sheetings at less than manufacturers' prices. You will always find bargains at the Old Reliable

Trade Palace of

M'G URE & GRAHAM.

North Washington Street

Honest Goods Sat Honest Prices!

Business is conducted on the "Live and L-t Live" Plan at

CASB'FRY'S E GROCER.

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

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ABace for Life,

Monday last, G. A. Moore, while as-' sisting his brother to load a heavy log upon a wagon, came near passing in his checks and ovres bis lease on life to a good pair of legs and the presence of a chunk. Mr. Moore was using an ax to chock the log but just as the log reachthe top of the skids the chain loosened 4 and sent the log down upon him with the speed of a race horse, George saw the danger and ran for dear life but tripped and fell, the log still coming at great speed, was stopped at his heels by a chunk lying in its path. The fright and exertion so prostrated Moore that it was some time before he ^uld control hi:

nervf-s. Mr. Moore is a young man but S00*^

has quit the logging business for all tip-»—V. avne'own Hornet.

A11 Early Winter.

We quote the following weather predictions for November from Word and Works, the magazine edited by Ira Hicks:

Fair, frosty weather in all the middle and western parts of the country will follow behind the reactionary disturbances in progress at the close of October. About Xov. 4th, warmer weather will b* on its way eastward—a lower barometer will be announced to the west and north, and storms mixed with rain and snow will appear. The 5th is the central day of the period, bringing the bulk of the disturbances about the 5th, 6th and Tth. The change to clear and quite cold will begin in the west Defore the storms reach the Atlantic coast, but a smart dash of early winter need not surprise, between the 5th and 10th. clean across the continent from west to east. About the 10th a warm reactionary movement will set in from the west bringing between the 9th and the 13th, the regular storms and changes to all parts of the country. Cold, frosty weather will be behind these disturbances and up to the entrance of the next' regular storm period.

Death of Miaa Ada Vanarsdall. Ada Vanarsdall died at the home of: her father, James Varnasdall. eight miles northeast of the city, Sunday

at the age of 29 years. The funeral services were held at Young's Chapel Tuesday morning, Rev. H. C. NVal officiating. Interment at the Odd Fellow's cemeterv.

Marriage Licenses.

Charles L. Long and Dora A. Cline. John Petro and Daisy B. Irons. George F. Murray and Lola Clemson. Ira E. Lewis and Bettie E. Ilicks. .Jerry F. Shaughnessy and Maggie A. Sullivan.

Lewis E. Nickels and Jennie Wells: Harry L. Michael and Delia (Y»wsn Jesse M. Williams and Ada M. Kepler.

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LADOGA.

The new lodge hall of the K. of P. society will soon be finished and will be an objei of usefulness, adoption and beauty combined.

Taj lor Bell is going to have in his yard an independance bell and fountain of vo.:th. at his new residence, as he has purchased the big cracked beii of the Christian church for that purpose.

The Midland raiiroad shipped some ten car loads o! big oak logs last wk. The lanrest lags ever shipped frosa Ladoga.

The people are well pleased with the

electric iights of Ladoga. It gives us

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the streaks of gray in his hair will ever Mrs. Joel Harshbarger be a reminder of his narrow escape. Stover have returned from Kentucky After this other people can have the where they were on a visit. honor of outrunning wild logs as George Rev. Lu E. Murray joined in marriage

cheerfulness.

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on Thursday the *20th. at the residence of D. C. Stover. Walnut Ridge, in Ladoga. Mr. Samuel G.

ty. to Miss Sarah U. Rains, daughter of Thomas Rains of the vicinity of Ladoga.

Dr. Wilson was at Indianapolis Monday night to hear Mr- Depeuw orate the beauties of protecting the monopolists from the exercise of the will of the people in a government of the people. Consistency thou art a sham.

COLUMBIAN ANNIVERSARY.

Ladoga did the noblest act of her life today in the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus and the most gorgeous pageant in the nature cf a procession of education. Pupils and societies with banners and devices which will constitute a theme for refreshing memory in all time to come. The morning was ushered in by the ringing of all I the church bells and Founding of the steam whistles. At 9 o'clock the town1 ship schools in uniform and people in all kinds of vehickles lx»gan to arrive,

School children from al! over the township joined in the procession of progress. The town was handsomely dec Crated with tlags anil bunting. The procession, the drill, the march and banners all displayed the labor and pains taken by the manag- rs ar.d schoo! teachers The rnu^ie. recitations and exhibitions all told i* the universal

sentiment and profound retrain the peo-

pie of this age take in doins honor to

evening at 7:30 o'clock, of typhoid fever, "factors to ProlaPsus

mankind. Judge Harney's oration: Looking square in the face of all thai flowed

continent, in the establishment of a government founded on the sovereignty 1 of the people: among the nations of the earth, as necessity to restore once more the lost equilibrium among the inhabitants of the earth, in the line of regaini Eg that which was lost among men.

A sovereign people, making and executing laws for themselves. Then holding up iu withering anathama those fallen stars, who drop away from our glorious

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constellation aod rebel against law and order, and make anarchy and chaos, loyalty to the will of the people, to law, and good government as the only and sole dependence for their stability and purpetuitv. That is not ail. Itwasaday! of good fellowship betweeu Ladoga and the county that will redawn to the advantage of both town and county.

Burned to the Ground.

"Saturday night about 11 o'clock the fire department was called out to Fiskeville by the burning of the residence! of Richard Hiatt. colored. The tire orig-. inated in the roof of the building and the family barely had time to escape with their lives. The flames had gained

Smith, of Boone coun

E°°d headway before the department arrived on the scene and the building and most of the contents were totally destroyed. There was an insurance o' 1 $200 on the building and $50 on the contents.

Strayed 0 Stolon

From the residence of Alvin Breaks, in nortawest Lnion township, a five year old black mare, 15 hands and 2 inches high, to which was attached a new top buggy A liberal reward will be given for the return of the property to

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the American peopi-r and the

W. W. Alston. Liveryman, New Richmond. Ind.

perfectly harmless. in the cure of periodical

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world as a result of tha discovery of this If \t doesn't give satisfaction in ev-1

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pains

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bearing-down

displacements,

sensations, and all

female complaints" and irregularities, "Favorite Prescription is

the only medicine that's

guaranteed.

ery case, you have your moncv back. You pay only for the good

get. Can you ask more:

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The easiest way is the be*t Re julate the liver, stomach, and bowels with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, They cleanse and renovate the 1 system thoroughly and naturally, Sick Headache, Constipation, ladigestion, and Bilious Attacks, are I prevented, relieved, and cured.

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Joseph Jlemmerlch

An o!J sc!C:?r, ciss out of the TTar greatly c:_reebled rpfaoid Fever, and after being in virion hospitals the doctors discharged hiia as incaraLlJ th C«namption. He his b»ea ta pocr health since, until he began to

Hood's Sarsaparilila

Inizaediite'.v his conjh prew looser, night sweats ceased, and he refined good general health. He cordial! reoorihr.endi Hood's S&rsa^ariUa. e?pecb.'.i tocorr.ra''. ia the G. A. R.

HCOO'S PlLLS HaMtcr.l lon*::rat!ca

sickly,

The end

of -woman's peculiar troubles and ailments comes with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It cures them. For all the functional derangements, painful disorders, and chronic weaknesses that afflict womankind, it's a certain remedy. It's an invigorating, restorative* tonic, soothing cordial and bracing nervine—purely vegetable, non-alcoholic,

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rwiorisg peril uJ'.ie aetie.3 cf tht I'-irstntary

A Narrow Escape.

Mrs. N. W. Myers and son had a narrow escape from asphyxiation by gas Sunday morning. Mr». Myers had had a gasoline stove changed so that natural? gas could be used, but had made no provision for the escape of burnt gas. Sun-.o day morning was decidedly chilly and the lady had the kitchen tightly closed. After an hour or so Mrs. Myers became faint and

but continued her work

until entirely overcome. Becoming seriously alarmed she told her little son to call some of the neighbors, but he to was unable to walk and was even past speaking. Mrs. Myers realized that the situation was desperate and by a mighty effort succeeded in reaching the door and getting to fresh air. The little boy was dragged forth and the neighbors worked with both until they recovered. It was a close call and one the victims are not hkelr to forget.

Desired information.

We desire to impress upo« the minds of the public the superiority of the service offered by the Wisconsin Central Lines between Chicago and Milwaukee and St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth and all points in the northwest. T.vo fast trains k-ave Chicago daily for St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth with Pullman Vestibuled Drawing R«om Sleepers and coaches of latest design. Its DinniDgCar Service is unsurpassed. This the public is invited to judge for itself. It is the only route to the Pgci- *. fie Coast over which both Pullman Vestibuled. first-class, and Pullman Tourist Cars are operated from Chicago via St. Paul without change.

Pamphlets giving valuable information can be obtained free upon application to your nearest ticket agent, or Jas. C. Pond. General Passenger and Ticket Agent. Chicago, I1L 4w.

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MEN

Over Coats for yourself and boys are

Bigger! Better!

Crawfordsville.

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Our New Stock Is All In!

than ever before! Fall and Winter Season now

open at the Only One Price Clothing House in

The Only Corner Clothing House in the city.

J. A. JOEL.

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DRESS.

We have a flne line ot suits for early fall wear.

We can show you more ne»v conceits and more

new styles tlian the rest of the stores put

together: We can fit you as fine as the finest

merchant tailor and in most cases fit you better

and with more style. The difference in price is

in our favor by more than 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 JB «rn filing Goods.

Our New Stock of Fall and Winter Suits and

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For NovemliBi, 1892.

Statu of Indiana, Montoomeky county,

To John liiblf. Sheriff" Of" County, Greet

It is liorohy ivrtidFd to you by tlio umlorslsued C'li'i-k of the Monteomory Circuit Court thiit at tln binnnial I'lcetion to bi held in suiU county

011

lirst TuMduy nflcv tho lirut Mondny in Nnvoiiibcr in tho yenr 1S9S, tho following offlcors are to he vntod for and oloctvd, to wit:

Fifteen Kloctors of l'roaidont and Vice President tho United States. One Governor of tho Stato of Indiana,

Ono l.ieaU'nant Governor of tho Stato of Indiana. One Secretary of Stato of tho State of Indiana.

One Auditor of State of tho Stntoof Indiana. Oni' Troasuror of State of the State of Indiana. One Attorney (ieneral of tho Stato of Indiana. One Hoi orter of the Supreme Court of tho State of Indiana.

One Superintendent of Public Instruction of tho Mate of Indiana. One Chief of Bureau of Statistics of tho Stato of Indiana.

One Judge for the Supremo Court for tho Second District of tho State of Indiana. Ono Judgo of the Supreme Court of tho Third .District, of tl 0 State of Indiana.

One Judge of tho Supreme Court for,tho Fifth District of tho State of Indiana. One Appellate Judge for tho First District of the Stato of Indiana.

One Appollato .Judge for tho Second District of tho Strtte of Indiana. Ono Appellate Judge for tho Third District of the State Indiana.

One Appellate Judgo for the Fourth District of the Stato of Indiana. One Appellate Judgo for the Fifth District of he Stato of Indiana.

One Representative in Congress for tho Eighth Districtof the State of 1 ndiana. Ono Prosecuting Attorney for the TwentySecond udlcial Circuit of tho Sta to of l&dlana.

One Joint Senator for the District composed of the Counties of Montgomery and Putnam in the State of I udisna.

One Joint liopresentativefor the District composed of tho Counties of Montgomery, Putnam and Clay iu Uio Stato of Indiana.

One Representative in the Geuornl A»sinbly of tho State of Indiana for the County of Montgomery in tho State of Indiana.

One Treasurer for the County of Montgomery In tho Suite of Indiana. One Sheriff for tho County of Montgomery In the State of Indiana.

One Clork of tho Circuit Court for tho Couiity of Montgomery in the State of Indiana. Ono Recorder for the County of Montgomery In the State of Indiana

Ono Surveyor for tho County of Montgomery in the State of Indiana. One Coroner for the County of .Montgomery in tho Stato of Indiana.

Ono County Assessor for the County of Montgomery in the State of Indiana. One Commissioner for tho First District of tho County of Montgomery in tho Stato of Indiana.

One Commissioner for the Third District of the County of Montgomery iu tho Stato of Indiana.

You will tlioroforo proceed to give legal notice of such election by publication of this cortilicate in a public, newspaper printed in 'his county. by posting a copy thereof at all usual places of holding elections in the several townships nf said County and by delivering a copy thereof lu each of the several Trustees anil I nspoctors of electlonsof said County and make duo return of this precinct when fully executed. in witness whereof I liavo hereunto set my •rime and affixed the seal of said court, nt tho itv of Cnnvtordsville. this 11th day of October.

IMlJ... HENRY B. IlUI.liTT, Clork Montgomery Circuit Court,

K'louinatism Cured iu a day.—"Mysti Cure" for Rhu^n^tism and Neuralc radically cured in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon tho system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and disease immediately disappears. If lirst bottle fails to benefit money promptly refunded. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon. Druggist Crawfords villo.

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ORDER YOUR NEW SUIT OF

Colmanpte Murplxy, The Leading Tailors, 206 East Main Street.

—THE LA.11GEST-

Carpet and Wall Paper

House in the State.

Eastman, Sclilacker & Lee,

No. 5, East. Washington street, Imlianapolis, Indiana.

Five lloors filled with the latest and most tasty designs in

Carpets, Wall Paper, Furniture and House Furnishings.

We cau suit anv reasonable taste in the matter of house decorations you need go no further if you want beautiful and substantial Carpets as we certainly can suit you in quality and price. We have just added,„to our store a choice line of i.'

There has been many and improved styles in Furniture within the past few years. We have the latest designs, and in medium and low priced furniture can srtisfy close buyers. A full line of bed room and parlor suits, re a ha

Citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity are cordially invited to visit our store when in the city. We have sold mariv bills of goods to you, but arenow better aide to supply the demand than ever before.

EASTMAN. SCHLACKER & LEE.

MONEY TO LOAN!

at the lowest market rate. Good notes cashed at a small discount. 3m.

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W anted. Poultry, live and dressed, wild game, veulson, veal, mutton, buef, pork, butter, eggs, cheeso, navy beans, green and dried lru'its, poiatoes, onions, lyjples, furs and skins, ginsn ng root, pop rorn. Reforoncos glv©n when called lor and prompt returns made.

M. E. BALI.ARD & CO

34-10 Cottage Greve Avenue, Chicago, 111.

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