Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 March 1894 — Page 8

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CHAMPAIGN

Medical and Surirical Insti

tute and Sanitarium

Organized and in sue:. H*ful operation for over two Tears, tor the bOieutiU'- treatment of all

CHRONIC DISEASES.

Ot.'AKANTliK to euro any case of PILES.

CATAHKH in all its tonus and location* speedily cured by our new methods.

AH (lernugemenls i'f the STOMAi'Il, LIVKI', HOWKL8 auil KIDNEYS, are invited more.sucoeeufully by tho Physicians of this Institute lhan any others in Amorieu.

There is no jilsif aUKlc-In all

when many cures are

Medical and Surgical

Diseases ot Women.

No Incurable Cases Taken.

"Honesty ami Candor" is our motto in doaliny TTith the afllicteri.

Jiave our examiner call on you, or write to CIIAM1'A! N MKDK'AL AND sUU(.il( /Al. IN STITUTli.. 11 AMI'AKiN, ILL.

V. S. KCPI.UCI.IC. M. 1). President.

I'ATTliliSON.

M. I)., See j.

ABKTRAi BOOKS.

A. C. JenuisonV abstract books contain a copy o! CVI.TV deed of record to every tract of land in the county, as well as Is: every unsatisfied Mortgage or lien.

Years of labor and many thousand dollars have been spent in making my books coniplcti1 and helpful in every way.

Mv 20 years experience aided 1 these unrivaled facilities in tracing titles enable me to claim that my ollici is the best place to have DEEDS, MORTOACJKS, LEASKS, and CON TRACTS prepared, as well as reliable

Abstracts ol Title.

Come and see. .Proof of the Pudding etc. Fees reasonable. Your patronage solicited.

Two Notaries in the otlice. Over 12 east Main street. Crawfordsville,Ind.

rrunker's

Carminative llalsam. the great stoin ach and bowel Remedy, is still working wonders. For sale by all druggists.

If you don't believe Mrs. Willis A Son are making tho best SI cabinets in tnecity go and see for yourself. tf

OUB NEW SPHINX STOCK

Is now Complete in every Department and. they are Beauties. An extra effort has been made in our ever popular

BOYS AND CHILDRENS' DEPARTMENT

To make it the Handsomest ever shown in the city. "W^e would kindly request the ladies to bring" in the little folks and fit them out

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Spring Overcoats

Come in play now. We have a choice assortment and at low figures. Until further notice we will present all purchasers of $2.50 or up, with a 251b sack of "SILVER LEAF" flour.

LEE S. WARNER,

ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, MERCHANT TAILOR, HATTER AND FURNISHER.

EPH JOELS OLD STAND. CORNER MAIN AND WASHINGTON STREET

Montgomery Gcily Iws

MOUNT OLIVET.

Robert Welch has been making fence posts for John Hutton.

.Jos. Trask visited his son. Herbert, at Williamsport last week.

Miss Ella Welch visited her sister •Mrs. Wally Mote at (Jartiold, last week.

liufus Cievenger has improved ttia appearHtice of his residence with a newfence.

Mrs. Samuel Hutton is very low with consumption and is not expected to re

cover. Elder Shuoy preached last Sunday morning and night at Young's Chapel, to large audiences.

Eii Driscoll, of Kentucky, has hired with Vlrright Willis for the summer, at SI7.0!) per month.

Mrs.'Mary Sweeten, of Cruwfordsilie spent part of last week with her brother. Jos. Trask at this place.

ev. .J. M. Stafford lilled his regular ippointment ia?t Sunday at the Methodist church. His theme was "Jacob and sau."

Mrs. CyHtlia Gray is very ill with cancer of the bowels, and her death is hourly expected. She is a sister of Will ole of this place. .Mr. and Mrs. E'l Conrad will com mence house keeping on the Swisher farm. They are excellent young people and we wish them prosperity.

Several of our farmers in this neighborhood have combined and purchased a new fence machine and will hereafter weave their own lat and wire fence.

KINGSLEY'S CHAPEL.

monia.

.t jcrv !"\v with l'neu-

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for sale

Chas. Abbott has cot a cow or trade.

to your Jity

Capt. Lawrence movo last week. James Williams moved Wednesday,

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Seth Crowder liaB recovered from 1'neumnnia. Art Peebles moved on the Hutching farm last week.

Chris Rhoads is working for Creighton Kimler this month.

Oscar Lawrence has hired tu Absalom Elmore for a month.

Dave Mitchell is working for Sherman Spry this spring.

Jes6e Moore and Josiah Dickereon are

running Joe Lafollette's sugar camp this spring.

Wal Lafollette and family viiitod his father-in-law Sunday.

John Vannice moved to s. Lou Hard's farm last week.

Mack France will work for Stranterman Peck next summer.

Mrs. Armenia Hutchings moved to Thorntown last Saturday.

Dave Elmore and family visited Jim Williams and family, Sunday.

Silas Pickering and family moved on Jim Robbin's place last week.

Mrs. Chas. Warren and childrtn visited Mrs. A. Elmore last Sunday.

Mrs. Abe Casters little baby Wesley is on the sick list at this writing.

Misses Stella and Rosa Cox visited Miss Maud Williams last Sunday.

D. W. Crowder was the first man in the neighborhood to commence plowing.

Miss Wingert has given up her school at Flat Creek on account of her heall

Hell Lawrence has hired to Mat Hughes for nine moeths at S18 a mon I.

The party at Jim Williams the sec id of this month was eujoyed by ill

were presunt.

Miss R.osa Cox has returned to 1 N. Sutton's after a three months viuit with relatives at Whites ville.

Creighton Ivimbler and family were in our neighborhood last Monday visit ing friends and relatives.

This community was blessed wii!i a good sugar run last week but it got too dry the first of this week for tho watc to run well.

Wo challenged the Mace boys for a joint debate last week but they would not say they would debate with us. I Wo wonder why?

W» wonder why "Bloomer" has to write something about himself every week for? lis must think that he is a very important young man

We had quite an interesting debate at the school house last Monday night the question was resolved: That religion has caused more misery to the human family than war.

That Whito Winged Angel from 'Blooming city" still continues to growl anil grumble, he will growl himself clear out of existence some day. but we don't suppose that there will be many tears shod over him. We understand that he is blaming other parties for being the scribe from this place. "Bloomer," if you can't lind out who it is don't blame it on some one else for you will never gain any friend* that wav

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I and we heard that you got mad over something that we wrote. Wo will not I apologise for we have written nothing but I the truth. If you want to cut off your nose to spite your face any more you can do it.

The finest cabinets at Lawson s.

KIRKPATFUOE.

Al Peterson is buying cattlo to feed

tins fall.

Scott Foril moved last Inursday on Al Stingley'e farm.

is at Pete visiting Mie.

,)oe Ilawey of Rowers Mitchel's while his wife is Laura Collins.

Mrs. llowen passed through here with

household good3 last Monday afternoon euroute to her father's.

Oscar Bowan and wife, have served their matnmonal ties by playing quits that is the proper thing to do. If they cannotget along belter separated than

togathor.

Mrs. Annie Harvey has gone on a visit to her eisters in White county, whose husband is in the asylum under mental treatment and who escaped and returned home only to be taken back again., y.

There is hardly a day but what you eoe soma one hunting houses. Ihey all say that houses are scarce articlos. We know of several empty ones but they are not for rent. It look6 like as haril as the times are that these people that have them would want them bringing in what money they would rent for.

Wiiii'K CAP NOTICUS,

Some time 6ince a Mr. lienry received two notices from alleged White Caps, residing near Kirkpatrick. to The cause of it is unknown, but he has taken them at their word and has since removed to White county. Below are the notices:

NOTICK N I'M r.HI 1.

KIKKI'ATRICK, FKU. "ith IS!4.—We, as Red Regulars, of this neighborhood have organized in one solid body, forty in number, and each member of the organization is sworn to do whatever the lodge says do and the order convened to night and made arrangements to give you If) days to leave the neighborhood'without fail or hesitation.

X. B.- We don't want to hurt anybody but if you don't skip in lo days we will take you out. Yours.

If no other chance you can move your goods in somebody's barn and your family can live with her people. Remember now this is the last warning and and you must leave immediately, be cause we will beat you half to death, and we will stack your things in the yard and burn them. Don't forget now that day your time is out and you must be out and gone.

An Important Real Estate Deal. The terms of a real estate deal were closed Thursday that may yet have an important meaning. We refer to the sale of the Binford block, on the corner of Main and (Jreen streets, to Chas MCrawfor for $l.",ri00. The lot is lt!T foot and is considered one of the most valuable corners in the business portion of the city. A number of parties have been negotiating for the purchase of this propettv for some time. Isaac Davis, sr., was the next best bidder, hip ligures being SKL'iOO Although Mr. Crawford says he will not build right away, yet it is probable that before long the old liuiiding will be replaced by what may be termed a skyscraper. Mr. Crawford is the kind of man to build up a town and he will likely put up a four story building, with freight and pa«-(--n^er eie.-jitors. and suitable for a department s1ore.: The location is all that temld 'b,fi-.de?ir',d for such a purpn ".

Kill

Two {housan lnn.ilr -d dolla lirst tnor!uau''' sc-cun v. 111 Vi Ii I HI.KV. (jver First Xii-ioral lim-.k.

THEbestinvestment

in real estate is to keep build

ings well painted. Paint protects the house and saves repairs. You sometimes want to sell—many a good house has remained unsold for want of paint. The rule should be, though, "the best paint or none." That means

Strictly ure

White Lead

You cannot afford to use chra.fi paints. To be sure of getting Strictly Pure White Lead, look at the brand any of these are safe: "Anchor," "Southern," "Eckstein," "Red Seal," "Kentucky,' "Collier."

FOR COLORS.—National

Miss Maria COOKBOO

RKD RKUL'UAKS.

NOTICE ND. 2.

KinKi'ATNK'K. FKU. 10th.~-Dear sir: As it hat been stormy and bad for moving we will give you days more to get your goods out of the neighborhood. Remember now inside of the days get out of the neighborhood. We always uive you 2 notices before we raid a man and after that remember your hide.

•X) lbs lbs

Lead Co.'s

Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in one-pound cans, each can heiiijj sufficient to lint

pounds of Strictly

l'ure White Lead the desired shade: they are in 110 sense ready-mixed paints, but a combination of perfectly pure colors in the handiest form to lint Strictly l'ure White Lead.

A eood many thousand dollars have been saved property-owners by having our hook

painting and color-card, and eet both free

Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't

^liroo Mtn HISIfid.

EBUCK MINKS. Out.. Mr-rah V.—Three miners were killed at the Ophir gotd mino to-day by the rock caving in on

them. The dead are Frank I'eroy. James O. Heath, Anthony Savage. /:'ij

Grand Jury IihIIiIb a Murderer. ST. LOUS, March The grand jury found an indictment against Arthur Duestrow, the wife and child murder, for murder in the tirst degree, lho indictment will be iormallj returned into court in a few il.i\v

TESTLU# NEW BATTLESHIP. I'Hii.ADKi.rniA, l'a., March "i.—The battleship Indiana started from Cramps' ship yard at S:4o o'clock this morning on her preliminary trial trip.

Southern facts Free,

All about the South. Co mplo'te description of the 6oils. climate, products, cheap homes and orervthingyou want to know about the South. Beautiful illustrated. Issued monthly and sent freetoall applicants by K. K- Posey, General Passenger agent, Mobile A Ohio Railroad. Mobile. A la.

Timothy Seed

Win. Hurler liasn One !"t ml umoihy M'Cil for

leave, sale. Farmers in need of ?-«.'l .ilieuldaec him before br.yinf:,

T". pay large doctor's bills. The oest medical boon published, one hundred pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent you on .receipt of three 12 cent stamps to pay postage. Address A, P. Ordwav it Co.. Boston, Mass.

PARIiOA'S

containing 100 recipes which she has lately written for the Liebig Company

SENT FREE

CO.. 1

On application to Dauchy »v Park Place, New York. Drop for it and always buv

LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.

Minnesota Flom ..+ 44 a I'ride of Peoria Flour

lbs

2.-, lbs TJ'J lbs

Kureka l'lour

011

Send us a postal card

NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York. Cincinnati llrauch, Seventh ,u:d Krceman Avenue, Cincinnati.

Baiting Powder

arsqlutec* pure

AND-

At Bed Rock prices is what you win get at the

•daple and Fancy Grocery, UJ East Market Street. Aus. Toinlinson's stand. Top prices paid lor

Country Produce. See us.

-|[ACME1! Ointment

Is ii:ir:i ntccil u, CUKK ,'rKTTKIt in all --. forms. Ulcerous Sore-i, l"cvcr

Soros anil all Skin Iis iNs Speedily Cured. tTHK (ir.VItAXTKKI). Ask vour ilrn^siist for it, or wr will sriol t'v innil on receipt of price-, 60 cents. oinf:irtiirtcl onlv lv

WILKINS & BECKNER, GKEENKIKLII, 1MIAN\,

HURLEY & HURLEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. (Over Firs'. National Hnnk.t

Will give prompt attention to .'ill legal tiusi-. tioxs intrusted to tlieiu. l'ropor advi.-n civemu nil ens,'!'. Urawinu wills, eoutractf. n'ttiiug tiiti'S, lriw fuiu, pnrtitiou Miits, forncloMiro of mortHRg«s, eto. Abstracts oai i'fullj cxaaiineJ, ami money to loan.

U'l'll'l" OF Al'I'OI NTM KNT,

I'.stato of Catherine O'Krien. doirensed. Notice ic lieretoy pven that tin' umlt-rniKntJ IIHS LN'IM appointed nnd duly qualified KS Administrator, with trill annexed, of th- t'tUiVs of Cmlu'rine o'ISri«n. late of Montgomery conuty. Indiana, deceased. Said estate it. mppcud to he -olvent.

W1I.I.IAM 1). OIIIFFITU, Ailrj.

I»atel Feb. 13. isf'l.

(JlTEfllOK lady or gentlemen wanted frr c!K«"t V*tMnt iiorolty. AL«« uarsery ACCC wnnted. J. F.. W111TNKV, Kochetter. 1^. Y.

Spring Announcement,

With the opening .Spring 1 am opening an unusually large line of seasonable goods in all kinds of Foot Wear, which the trade is cor dially invited to call and examine. Ten vears connection with this reliable ]]oot and'shoe House enable.s me to select a stock demanued by the trade, and I have no hesitancy in soliciting your patronage, with the full'assurance that I ean piease yo i, boih in quality and price. 1 handle Goods tlu't are their own recommendation. With the aitl of my wo sons I am now able to conduct the business ^atisiuctorv to both myself and customers. Call in. inject our Goods and learn prices.

S I ieSpeCtf111ly, V-

John McClamrock

UNTIIJ'URTHKL! NOTICE

We will sell California Canned'(Wis of all kinds ..

Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apricots, Cherries

At the Astonishingly Low I "rice of

0KNTS 0A

We have only one hundred eases of these goods to sell at the above price and you had better get them quick. They are strictly High Grade Standard Goods.

Will Continue Low Prices for a ew Days on-

Flour and Sugar

M.OO .50 I.HJ ."iO

20 11 is Kureka Flour 2i) lbs New Orleans Sugar ~M lbs Yellow CSugar 2:i lbs White A Sugar 21 lbs Fine Granulated Sugar..

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EXTRA FINE POTATOES. 75c PEU BUSHEL

Our Furniture Trade is immense at our Low Prices We have not felt the hard times and do not expect to il low prices will prevent it.

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