Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 January 1893 — Page 5

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A book of* 200 1 ages, well written, interesting,^ reinai kftble history, true, and doesn't cost you anything a history of Compound Oxygen, its nature: origin and results, with numerous onials and records of is in re is not simply a cata-

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for

Summer

firs. XTARKEY & I'AUW.

No. 15:9 Arch St.. L'hi'.-idelphia. l'a.

JJOTICE TO NON-KKSIDENT.

StB.t0 of Indiana, Set,, in tho Supremo Court. .John K. l'ottor vs. Godfrey l'otier et nl. Ho. IB,827.

Appeal from l'ountain Clivnit, OourtWhorea?, It a|i]ears liv unidarit (U^d that Mollio Grans is 11 non-resident of the Stato of Indiana, aral a ncoBBary party to said appeal.

How therefore, the said non-resident Mollie Grns" above named is hoi-ebv notilled that, on the 9th day of .January. 1KW). the said .John K. Pottor filed in 'lie Clork'n nfflce of tho Siipri'ino Court of ndiana, a trnn^crlpt of the record and proceedings I11 a certain suit iippeaiod from tho Circuit court, of Fountain County, Indiana, in •which said John K. Pottor was plaintiff and said Godfrey E. Pottor ot al. wore defondants and said nliovo immr-il non-resident is hereby notified to appear at tho Si•prem- Court room in Indianapolis, Indiana, before tli- said Supremo Court, 011 tho 4tli day of March. ISM, and defend said appeal else tho same will tie proceeded upon 1.: her absence.

To Demonstrate

tiutt w* sell as we advortist and to prove that your Dollars buy more and better CLOTHING at our store than^any where else, we have inaugurated the greatest sale of

Divided into four lots, 8,10, 12 ana $15. Other stores positively sell the same over coats 10,

We guarantee you a saving I from

This sale i? no make/oom for a la ?fe stock of Holiday Goods.

Two

Mens Perfect Suits and Overcoats!

#ver Witnessed in Crawfoidsville. High values and unmatchuble Low Prices.

Special Sale of Suits.

The Only Our Pice Clothier In Urawiord.-wi

•jSqOTICK TO UliJRS, CHKDITOKS. KT«.\

assels

IKSS to Compound.

Witness mv hand nnd tho -enl of

(SKAL.). said Court, thi lOtli day of Jan.i'Sv uary. 1S9H. a-• A. M. SWKEXKY. cleric Supremo Court. Oeorce W. Paul, Attornipy for ApjielUint. Janbl :jt

OT1CK OF I.KTTKRS TESTAMENTARY'

Kstuto of Ctinrles M. KiiHon, flneen^Pil. Kotiei' is hfvohy glvon tliat tlio umlcrsi^nod has duly qualified and isivon bowl a* Ksnetitor of tlio last Will anil Testament of Clini-li'S M.

Trillion, lato of Montgomery County, Slate of a™

Divided into four lots, 8,10, 12 and $15. You can not buy them at other stores for less than

15 and $80.

to $5 on a suit or

oyer coat during this sale.

Beginning Saturday, December 10 and closing Saturday, 24 We "must sell in two Weeks 5()0Suits and Overcoats.-.

In tin- matter of thi estate of Clicotey O. I Graven ilcoeawd In the Montgomery Uireiii-. Court. .January term, 18!I3.

Nutiux ih li-i'i'by Kivcn \luil .l ine Stout as Ailtniuistuitiix of tin* os-tatc of i«n!ey O. Grave*. iloeeaf-ed.li.'is prt'*eiili il and IlIiM tvrui'coimt.- and voti.'*hoi'ri in llnul setlinnHMit ol said crtat\ mill that ilie namo \y II «i "i. for tfco e.taminaiion ami action of Haid I'-iriMir Court on tlio 1st day of l)rivmliM-, at which timo ali heir.-s crtsdUorn or legatees of Haiil estate (uv required to appear ill enid Court and ntinw ntunfl il' any tlif ro be. why i-niJ aceomits att't vouch ters .should not lx approved. mid the heirs oi' UistritmUies of said estate arc also ni/tiHed to be in s.viil Comt »t tlio time nforns.itl .v.id wake tiroof of heir-hip. .JAN STOl'T, Ailtninisitrniilx.

Dated this i«n:b day if .January, JS'J !.

loguc of cases, nor a medical almanac. it is more inter in: than a med journal in which the1. doctors make known •Vtheir ntc lCniwiordsv.ll

ac. .1. terest-1 icdical 4

experiments.

§6,000,000 Insures farm

whereof he aillrms. cyclones and windstorms on

Send tor the book.

Winie)

in-t fire and lightning,

property again-t

Oxviien, and kno-vs

1 1

to $5 more.

Special Sale of Overcoats!

Come in and see u\ This Sale will last only

I 0

Indi ana, solicitor for

It is written by one HOME, INSURANCli CO., of Xew who owes his life and York.'- Cash 0-ipital $3,ooo,ooo cash many years of useful-'

cash or

single not or installment plan. Mofit liberal blanketed policy i.supd. kaim property insurance a specialty. Ad dress as above and I wdl all arid see you. Dec. 17-iy.

31 miUfiinesn, or t!'' Iliilut ('iiroil nl Ilitmo in .11 lnys ly Ailm oi-K iInu I»r. llninvs (iolili'ii Specific

It can be given in a glass of beer, a cup of cotTee or tea, or in food, without the knowledge of tho patient. It is absolutely harmless, and will oil cut. a permanent and speedy cure, whether tho patii it is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic "/reek. It has been given in thousand-1 of cases.and in ever} insttUtC^i a perfect cure followed. If never fails. The svsti rn once impregnated, with tho spec'itic. it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. guaranteed. 4Spa^ebooU of particulars free, Add!

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tho Cioi.u-

kn SrKoJKic IS5 liaec Street, cinnati. Ohio.

Trv D'dhrn'^ 'Snvtt ('^rman 10 eent Liver Pills. -1" in each package at iV s.

English

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Spavin Liniment

removes

December

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nieV: Hda^Aclior.nd relievoaU tbr.(roublca lactr.cnt to a bilious '.to of tuo 6y»ii-»n,BacU &s Di --iiK'v-:. KauatW, Trowsincsu, ')i.itr05" ''fteu ESI'ii: *. r:iuin.the fiido,''&O.' MTiil'I.tUeir J:IOE& nuccci1^ r»ii/.I'U iu ...

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corrfci'uUdi.'ioKiol'aoj'tUofetouJioh.sUviuluto tho }lv .r and 1 -iliila the

bowels.

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"/i lljey voti'/l t-ocImostpricc] v.to ffiopowhO from tbj- ..."i:- cor.ii: .'.Kt: V-i:T io.lu11

hard, soft or calloused lumps and blem ishes from hoise^, blood spavin, curbs, stifles, store and wi 1 be pleaeeu to ave his old friends give hiin a call.

splints, sweeney, ring-bone, sprains, all swollen threats, coughs, etc.

Indiana. deceaHod, and that Letters Teutnmou-i tftry on said Estate liavo been duly granted to ranted tlio most woncleriul Dlemi. cure

Satd Kmate is supposed to lie solvont. ever known. Sold by Dr. JOHN W. FULLEN. Dated January 14, 1885. uruggibi.

£50 bv USO of ono bottlo. War-

.0irr u^. notot^' ii*ve.' .'

tl 050

-o unco 11't hem will m't those. liUlopiila^valuai.'c- "t 'uVuy wavstlia'v 'hoy avJH not bo wiiJiig to do without tuuai. Bat after aKsicls feca4 ira pi

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SsthelMUioof HO 1/.5.U7 Uvea Ihnthornte where wo ultimo our great boast. Our pills euro it v? nila others do not. ,,

Carter's Littlo Liv PWfl aro very Email.and very easv to take. Ono or two pills malto a dor.a. ihey nro strictly ve ctalilo and do not gripe or Y)ur o, but by their gcntlo action pleasoall who use thorn. Iu vialaat 25 cents fivofor$l. O.U by drugsiola cvorywliero, or Eont by mail.

CARTER ft-JEDJCINE CO., Mew York.

SMALL FILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

DIS '. i,ii' iON ,'vt' 1 IC'E.

Notice is ii reby given that the firm of

Swank o: Clark has thir- !M day of Janu-

I ary, 13!),*), ije.en disjiolved by, 'mutual con

sent, Swank selling hi* inter at in said

firm tn Thomas S. Clark. AM knowing

themselves indebted to said firm plrase

call and settle at once as accounts will

bo placed for collection.

yfS" SwAN-X & Ol-AItlv.

Mr. Swanlr will be retained in tho

Try Dullam's Gr. at fierman 15 cent

E Dctchon, Liver Pills 4" in each package at Nye ly Booos Dru.f S oro.

WantB George To Whack Up. Thnre is an old saw which says something about "old fools b'ing the worst of fools." In just how many instances this adage holda good we arc unablo to eay^ but -.to are confident it (its in a greut many cases. Last March George Nichols, a gray haired veteran living near Linden, led to the altar a widow upon whose brow Father Titiii had planted many furrowH. The honeymoon of this ancient pair was of decidedly short duration, for at the end of six mouths George suddenly grew desperately tired of his blooming bride and parking his "'grip" left the old lady to hustle for herself. lining old anil feeble and alone in the word Mrs. Nichols found herself unable to keep the gaunt wolf from the door. Her house rent is 'ong past due, her fuel has given out and last but not least her credit .t the local stores has become exhausted. The lack of the necessaries of life, together with the mental anguish caused by her husband's cruel desertion has shattered the old lady's nervous system and prostrated her. She alleges that George is possess cd of fully fcl,r00 worth of personal property and proceeds to enumerate his worldly possessions. She don't: watt a divorce because tliat would only t?nd to gratify George. She thinks that Father Time has given her a ten years lease on life and that it will require about $100 per annum surround her with the ordinary comforts or life. She there fore prays the court for an order authorizing her to sell this property, collect the proceeds therefrom together with all proper relief. Henry D, Vaucleave appearn for hrr.

Tom Goes Prae.

Speaking of the Tom (JHIH CUB? tliat was venued to Clinton county, last week the Frankfort News says:

Cain will get a fair trial in thin county and the verdict will be in accord with the law and the evidence. In this county persona charged with crime are not tried anil convicted at the bar of public opinion, but in court before an intelligent jury and an impartial manner. In this case if your man is guilty we advine you to employ a Frankfort lawyer, one who knows how to make out a ease, and not a Crawfonlsviiie blacksmith, and whatever you do furnish some &videneo of the man's guilt. This court presumes the accused innocent until proven guilty. Don't forget this fac*.

We have often wondered why our criminals have looked on the Clinton county court, as little nhort of a pariilise. When a man commits a crime here ho immediately be^s the court to sernd his case to Frankfort because ho knows in that, court lie will be set at iiberty. We were never able to fathom the cause beiore. but the above clippinT makos it all clear. Ueeause Prosecutor MofTett doesn't tako in one or two of« their "plug" lawyers to assist him that thesb cadaverous creatures mi^ht ^et a pull on Montgomery county's cash boar, they not- their r^vengft by turning our prisoners, loose. For shame iren'iemon.

L-irki I?fi-ifl.

In tiici present.coni snap the memory of.^the oKiest inha.ltftant faileth him. llitj stories'of the awful winters of '-14, '53 and so'i.n aro, as but mild autumn days cpinp.i'e 1 -villi tho. past three weeks and he I his liearl in urief as he noes his beloved vocation rapidly slipping away. Last Saturday night was tho coldest of I ho year. At 11 o'clock the thermcimetor registered 10 degret* below zero at a. m. Sunday had reached 20 lielow at 0 a. m., it regi.stereda'i below at noon it, reached tl.e hiifhttfct-point during the day, 5 degrees below, and by 7 o'clock I lie mercury had receded :o 10 degrees. Monday night atlOo'clocit tho little buib flickered again and the mercury dropped to 10 below and at a. in., register-'1 IS below. This is too eold for comfort.

Enoch's Hard Luck,'

""Ehriuh Oroy haa a^ain fallen frjm grace. Bnoch is an old resident of thin county but war- never an honor to his native land. He was constantly in trouble while here and tiuaMy wound up by serving a term in the Michigan City penitentiary for larceny. After hi3 release he dpifted back here but was soon notified to se 'lc a healthier clime. All sight of Enoch was then lost until a few weeks ago when word reached luire that lie had oeen arrested in Paris,111 for illegal voting. Last week he was given a hearing before the Supreme Court at Springtield and received a sentence of one venr in the penitentiary. Crawfordsville is thereby deprived of Enoch's delightful presence for at least another year.

"Nis's" Peril.

"Nig" Seerimr and a young man named Hartley became engaged in an altercation in a South end grocery store Monday night. Nig opened the ball by knockintr his man down. Hartley arose and returned tha compliuv by bringing Claret from Nig no». He then drew a revolver and empii' uthreechatnbers at the fleeing figure nl the young scape-grace but unfortunately without elToet. No arrests.

It. safe

To neglect yourself if troubled with any disease of the kidneys? No. it is dangerous and if you aro so afllicted, attend to yourself now. Do not wait, but uso Sulphur Bitters at once. They cured me when I was given up to die by several physicians.—JONATHAN 11AM, "^Boston.

Badly Injured.

A quarrel which may result in ore man's death occurred between a couple of Monon section men, near the depot, Thursday afternoon. Waltor Layno, who mado an unsuccessful attempt at suicide, last fall, is the victim and is now lying in a precarious condition at his home near the fill. It appears that Layno and a companion named Ned McCarthy, got into si dispute ovor the the possession of pickax. Somo hot words were exchanged and finally Layne applied a vile namo to his antagonist when McCarty seized a pickax and before others could interfere, brought it down on Layne's head with crushing force. Layne fell liko one dead, and remaiacd unconscious for over an hourDr. Enstninger was summoned and after examining the wound pronounced it dangerous with ono chance ia a hundred fjr recovery.

Nobody Knows

What I suCfered for years with those terrible racking sick headaches. Life was only a torment to me if you are so troubled, I would adviso you to uso Sulphur Bitters, for they cured me.— CI.AHA BEI.I.F.. 2\v,

For pains in the chest there is nothin better than a flannol cloth saturated with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound orer the ssat of pain. It will produce a counter irritation without blistering, and is not so disagreeable as mustard in fact is much superior to any plaster on account of its pain-relieving qualities. If used in time it will prevent pneumonia. 50c. bottles for sale by Nye A Booo. J.7. lm

No trees of first quality can ever be sent by mail. Mayhap you know it. I3y freight, prepaid if preferred, we ship safely 4, 5 or ft trees 2-year Roses of rare excellence—ovorythiitg! You actually pay less than for the puny stuli. 1,000 acres nu rser.es 20.000 acros orchards. Esact information about trees and fruits Stark Bros., Louisiana, Mo. 8w

Killod By the Oars.

Luther Ludlow, a brakoman on the Monon, was killed by falling between the care near Bainbridge last Friday evening, being literally ground to pieces, lie was attempting to climb into the tender from a tlat car whon he slipped and fell, the entire train passing ovor him. His brother, on*inoer o" the train, waB an eye witness to the tragedy. Tho remains were taken to the unfortunate man's homo at Romney. lie was well known in this city.

.7^ Marriage Licenses. Macy T. Thompson and Margaret F. Monro.

William R. Poynts aud Lizzie F. Reath, George II. Barnhart and Etnma Beckner.

Frank F. Brackuoy and Fannie M. CoutatHi Ceorg* A. Wilcox and Itebocca Yaryen.

Oiiarlsj and Lydt),

t. it*. Sandiin waa lined in tha Mayor's milt Tuesday morning for nhiepin ais sweetheart, itiiss Lydo iiudcon, a tr-.y bearer at the Nutt House. 11 ap pea: that Charley requested Lydo to n«l1 nig! you the his

1 "ou can't believe

Bome dealers always. They want to sell tho mcdieine that pays them the largest profit. What you want to buy is the one that does you the most ood.

Winch one is it? Sometimes, it may be a matter of doubt. But, in the case Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, there's no room for doubt. It's a matter that can be proved.

With tho facts before you, it's an insult to your intelligence to have something else offered r.a just as pood."

And here's the proof: Amor.g all the medicines that claim to cure woman's peculiar weaknesses, irregularities, and diseases, the Favorite Prescription" is the only ono that's guaranteed.

If it doesn't do all that's claimed for it, if it doesn't give satisfaction in every case, you'll have your money back.

There's strength and vigor for every tired and feeble woman, health and a new life for every delicate and ailing woman and if

2w.' there's no help, there's no pay.

Jealous Contention$

have resulted in misery the world over. People who are well disposed and not bound by scli-intercst, are willing to accord credit wherever merited and due. Civilization is gradually bringing the human race np to this elevation, and in exact proportion is Dr. Tenner's Kidney and Backache Cure coming to be recognized as the correct and standard remedy in all kidney, female, and blood diseases—being able to euro them readily. It is specific in all skin eruptions, erysipelas, scrofula, dyspepsia, headaches, dullness, listlessncss, constipation, etc. Sold by dealers on guaranty for many years. Therefore don't cost much to try it. Take home a bottle to-day.

Sale of Personal Property.

I iiiTite you to attend a sale of my personal property on Tuesday, February 1893, at my residence three miles west of Vountsvillo, and five miles southeast of Waynetown, on the Perrysville road, consisting of ono work mule and four work horses, two goldin^s well matched, ono mare, a good family nag and ons three year gelding of the Abdallali Btock, eight milch cows, all will have calves early, eight head of young cattle, forty head of hosts, fifteen sows (bred to a good hog), twenty head of sheep of good stock, latest improved farming implements of all kinds too numerous to mention, hay in the mow, timothy and clover, and a good lot of corn in tho crib.

TAYI.OK THOMPSON.

A Itcautiful Tount.

On a grand day iu the old cliivalrlo times, when tho lady ol' each knightly heart was pledged by name, when it canio to St. Leon's tuni ho lifted the sparkling cup ou high uud gave them this: "I drink to one," he said, "whoso imago never may depart, deep carven on the human heart, till memory is dead." With that he paused as if lio would not breathe her name in careless mood thus lightly to another, then bent his noble head as though to givo that word tho reverence due, and gently said—"my mother!"—London Tit-Bits.

English Law mill Hidden Treasure. It may be some encouragement to English treasure seekers, if any such there be iu these enlightened days, to know that tho laws of treasure trove onlj' apply to such as is discovered by accident. Treasure discovered by systematic search would not como within tlua description, neither would finds discovered by astrological or cabalistic sciences the potent influence of the divining »oil.—AJ1 the Year Round.

A gentleman prrformed tho clevef I feat at a Birmingham Shakespeare club of proposing the toast of the poet's ^memory for nineteen years without re-

go in a lover's ramble last Sunday aud when the lady refused the man proceeded to do her up in itei approved style. Charley paid '.no and was released.

Tliona'lit She Took Poison. s. Fiinma Creque was taken violently ek Saturday night showing strong symptoms of arsenical poisoning. Her fritnds fearing that she had taken some deadly drug with suicidal intent sent for a doctor who, after hard work, le lie*ved the young woman's pufVering.

pealing himself—a feat which lno^t of v.'.ii 5iv-

A Kansas City man .vailun -d a door key early one morning. Tho re iio (Mo.) Tribune sayn any ono who mistakes his mouth for a keyhole should reform at once.

The Temple of Diana at Ephesus which was about an even hundred years in building, was 4."50 feet to tho first support of the roof. ...

Of tnulitions of buried treasure attaching to the sites of Roman camps an deserted cities there aro plenty still to met with.

Greek women wore tho chiton, a sleeveless garment, ui I over it a sliawi formed of a square iece of wwlei. UOO'is.

King'iJ Uiiugliters in Turlsey. Smyrna, Ti.rl'ey, has an active circle of King's Daughters engaged in the practical charitable v. orl: or which tlua order is noted. By sewing, embroidering, .scrubbing floors, blackening shoes, or any work for which money would bo paid, they have distributed rice and coal among the poor, visited the sick, educated children, provided medicines, paid rents and done other similar acta of charity. On holidays they divide into committees for the purpose of decorating the rooms where poor families livo and providing Email remembrances for the children.—New York Sun.

NOVIT Critirlnms.

Mr. Santlcy, tho eminent baritone, declares that since 1SG1 ho has rarely readi a criticism that has been passed upon his singing. In that year he was taken severely to task for a performance at the Birmingham festival, and the remarks of the c:instic critic so affected him that he determined to read no more criticisms. If other performers, distinguished anil not distinguished, would follow this example, what heartburnings would bo saved! -Lonuc Tit-Hits.

A horsefly ill livo for hours after its head has been pulled off. The head of the mosquito Lawk will continue eating its victim win a separated from tho thorax.

The Somervillo Telegraph wants to know if the keeper of a jail is a jailer, why isn't the keeper of a prison a prisoner?

Looking glasses of polished bronze or Bilver wero a necessary adjunct to the toilet in ancient as well as modern times.

During tho Sixteenth century all widows were reouired to dress in tho plain tobes worn by conventual orders.