Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 March 1894 — Page 8

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buy Cheap Clothing

300 Caps for Girls worth 500

Boys' Hats Mens' and Boys flats Mens' Hats

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CHAMPAIGN

Medical ami Siiririqal Insti

tute and Sanitarium.

Cicanlzoil and in sucvvfwful operation for overtwo yearn, for xh'j scicntiUc iruatm^ntol nil

CHRONIC DISEASES.

GITAKANTKH to our#? any case ot IMLKS.

CATAKUH in all its tonus ami locations speedily cured by our new method*.

All dcraupfinents of ilie Ii, I.IVKII, BOWKl and KIDNKY. are treated more sucee?efuuy by tho I'hysiemns of thin Institute than any others in America.

Tliero is no plaou when ai inaiir euros are made in all

Medical and Surgical

IMspases ol Women.

No Incurable Cases Taken.

'•Honesty anil t.'andor" is our motto in dc&liug wuli thi- a!Hi'U-ii.

Ilavt our I'xaiiinn'r ••ail oil you, or write to f'lLiM I'VItiN MKDH'AI. AN iJ S lilUCAI, INSTITl'TK. IIAM l'.\ 1 liN, 11,1,.

I'. S. IMJI'I.OC.I.K. M. D. ITesidpnt .1. M. I'ATTKItSON. M. !t S."-'y.

ABSTRACT BOOKS.

A. C. Jennison's abstract book contain a copy of every deed of record to every tract of land in the county, as well as to every unsatisfied Mortgage or lien

Year.s of labor ami many thousand dollars have been spent, in making my books complete and helpful in every •way.

My 20 years experience aided by these unrivaled facilities in tracing titles enable me to claim that mv oll'iee is the best- place to have DFHDS, MOHTH AGES. LKASKS. and CONTRACTS prepared, as well as reliable

Abstracts ol Title.

Come and see. I'rool'ofthe J'udding, etc. Fees reasonable. Your patronage solicited.

Two Notaries in theoflice. Over 121 east Main street. Crawfordsville, !nd.

!»nmker's

Carminative Balsam. the groat stom ach and bowel Remedy, is still working wonders. For salo by all druggists.

If you don't believe Mrs. Willis & Son are making the best $1 cabinets in tne city go and see for yourself, tf

"A HIGH!

You miiv nut be initiated in this order, but we think you would be it you were to trade elsewhere in the Clothing Line but at our store. Our handsome

TAILOE MADE CLOTHING

Is not "All Hi^'h." but on the contrary very reasonable. You can

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Goods are A11 High'' Grades, but Prices are the lowest.

Haying discontinued to give away Flour, we will now give away

HATS AND CAPS

and Boys worth

This special Hat and Cap sale will continue up to March 24th. Come and buy your Hats and Caps. Buy your Suit and Spring Overcoat. They are the best the market affords and not at "All High"

ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, MERCHANT TAILOR, HATTER AND FURNISHER.

A. S. God and family were the guests of S. J. Hays and wife on last Sunday.

Oats sowing tiuio is about at hand aud the farmers are getting ready for it.

Garret Baldwin and Daniel Swank made quite a land trade week before last.

Uev. Appleby conductod protracted meeting at this place on last .Sunday night.

II. T. Vancleave had the front of his buggy kicked in a few days ago. Did the horeo do it?

Jas. Vancleave has rented corn ground of Winiford Sweeney on the Martin Surface place, south of here.

Vancleave Eros., will build a house for Philip lliddle this pring. Philip will live on Janius Sanders' place.

Miss Anna Murk, who has been calling on relatives and friends at this place, has returned to her home in Koaehdale.

James Vancleave and wife, Miss Minnie J. Vancleave, J. I!. Vancleave aud Guy Widenor were the guests of 1). C. Moore and wife last Sunday. /is -'.

On iast Saturday night, Marcli 10. J. It. Vancleave gave a tally pulling, it being his oist birthday. About 'iO people were present and gooil music was furnished. They [lulled wax and the stickiest time ever heard of was had. If a fellow got close to his girl he never got away.

WESLEY.

Frank Vaughn left for 1 llinois dayMiss Clara Harlow visiiing *1 W ville.

John .Lynch visited in Covington Thursday.

Nathaniel Eurnet and family visited J. 11. Gray Sunday.

Si Augel has hired to John ilarpel for the coming season.

The Y. C. C. O. inel at Newton Snyder's Saturday evening.

Uncle John Cedars is improving as well as can be expected.'-.

Ili^h" but not at our store. Our

WARNER,

EPH JOEL'S OLD STAND. CORNER MAIN AND WASHINGTON STREET

LLMDALii-

-A. S. Golf has a sick horse,

il. T. Vancleave and Jake Swank were in Attica the other day.

Several from here attended the meeting at Libeity last Sunday.

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Some of our young peopb attended the dance Monday night.

Mrs. Mattio Seward is rapidly improv

.25 Special Sale, •$ .05 .50 .19 .50 .12 1.00 80 1.50 1.19 2.00 169 2.50 2,20 3.00 2.69

ing from a severe attack of the eryeipe' las.

Aunt Catharine Ball fell and was seriously hurt last Saturday.

Tho trustee has begun the enumeration of pupils in Wayne township.

Dame Rumor predicts another wedding in our neighborhood in the near future.

Some of our young people attended meeting at 1 ngersoll's on last Sunday evening.

Mrs. Ellis Singer, of Crawfordsville, epent Sunday with Mrs. Ann Harlow of Ibis place.

Mr. Mert Decker and Miss Rea Pickering, of Darlington, were guests of the V. C. C. O. on Saturday evening.

Let every democrat turn out to the township primary on next Saturday, and place a good ticket in the field.

The thrilling wardrania. "I la! Hazard, the Federal Spy." will be presented at Wesley Hall by local talent on next. Saturday evening.

While the ground was soft our roads were terribly cut up by log haulers, and we now enjoy the benefits of their work. The advice of Tin. Rr.vn-.w on this matter was good and should be followed, -llave them woigh their wagons and see if they are complying with the law."

ALAMO.

Mrs. George Campbell is •till very low.

James Mell visited at Darlington hist week.

Win. Eoliier, of Crawfordsville, spent Sunday here with friends.

Mr. Lee. of Annapolis visited his sister. Mrs. U.S. Mell last week.

Rev. Iirady will fill tho pulpit at the Christian church next Sunday night.

We want our prosecuting attorney to investigate, the lisliing clubs at this place..

by can we make a comtnissii ner out of Henry Thompson'.' I le is the man for the place.

The Presbyterians will give a spelling Eee at their church next Monday night. Admission cents,

I ven Titus is building a large dwelling house on his faim. lately purchased of Mrs. Campbell,

W. S. Grimes, our very popular cornet soloist, has signed a contract to play with the Poplar Blulf. Mo„ cornet and reed band this summer.

Let our school patrons come out and voteforanetv school house. Our able trustee will give it if we will vote for it

and oh how we need a school house at this place. Ocden R. Hughes was interred at the McCormick cemetry, Sunday, March U. He was To years of ago and died on his birthday. He was a kind husband, a loving fattier and a good neighbor and citizen and will be missed by all who kno him.

We hear the democrats have their slate fixed. Samuel (lilkey for trustee, W. S. Kink, assessor, Joe (Jrimes and Elbert Hughes for constables. Kobert Weir and John Hankins for justices of the peace and last, but not least. Renton Snyder for auditor.

One of Mr. SynderV friends save. "Dent can't be elected." "oh no. indeed he can't." Hut you just wait until nevt November and you will see brother Mogul that you don't run the party, none at all. only your own vote. A hint to the wise sufficeth.

LINDEN.

Our business men all have a good trade if the times are hard.

I .lohn Stephenson will leave Linden, but will not leave tho county.

The Linden schools closed lastThureday and some that attended this term will never attend another.

Little John Stepheneo" has been quite sick, but we failed ta learn what was the matter with him.

Garden making is going on as though spring was here, but no doubt snow will tly before time to plant corn".

John Shanklin will occupy the place Stephenson vacated and will attend to that part of the.fanu lying west of the Monon.

Francis ISruss is now a citizen of Linden, but how long he will remain so we do not know. He will move as soon as he can reut a farm.

James Drake, our drug store man, has sold his store to Aaron Eayton and moved it into the new brick room of Shelby's, lt is a nice store room.

J. 11. Parker has the grippe. It is strango how the grippe acts on some and how different on others. Some are having it now that 1 ave never had it before, and it seems to go pretty hard with them.

The Christian Endeavor Society held ifs first meeting on last Sunday night and Frank Elston presided. Eleven more were added to the roll, making 31 in all and there will be moro come into the Endeavor.

There have been some pcoplo sowing oats this week and last, and they are not sowed too early to make a good crop, but we do not know of anyone plantim: potatoes or early corn yet. but they will Boon bo in the ground in places.

Our town wants a clothing store, tin shop, millinery store, a printing press and a lot of boys that lay around the car repairing shop and play cards, swear and make unbecoming remarks about men. They will have to mend their ways or some of tl em may get a chance to learn a trade free, at the reform school,

Fred Thomas, the water works man on the Clover Leaf R. was at home last Tuesday nitrht lit says business on the road is picking up. as a through freight train kept ahead of the passenger train on Tuesday and beat it into Frankfort. The freight was loaded with meat from Phil Armour's Mranch of his butcher shops in Kansas City and was bound for the east, making faster time than the passenger train, which was going the same direction.

Latest Tidines from the East

Xi:w Yci:k, .March 12th. '!M.

i:. 11 run I.i.M V, Dear Sir:— 1 suppose ere this our purchases are beginning to arrive at the Trade Palace. We have been buying industriously, and the merchant who has not been tho

eastern

markets

can not appreciate the wonderful tie dine in values, and the great advantages the eastern markets afford. Our lines of dress goods, silks, while goods, hosiery, lace curtains ami diaperies. that we have bought are grand in value aud variety. Domestics of all kinds at almost your own prico.'

ml don't o:i

forget it the dollar spent this spring at the Trade Palace, will go farther, last longer, get more quantity and quality than any dollar spent for dry goods in Crawfordsville. Uesp. Yours.

MI Ci.l kk A: Guaiia.m.

i- Montgomery County Normal.

Chas. Hariand, principal of Wingate school, and an able corps of assistants, will conduct a spring normal and review term at Wingate, Intl., beginning April 17, and continuing seven weeks. In addition to the teachers' and review classes, 1here will be classes in art, music, elocution and book-keeping. Circulars may be had at Co. Supt's. oflice. or they will be mailed ou. application to the principal.

Kami Loans,

1 wo thousane und red dollars (irst mortgage security. Hurley & Huiu.kv. Over First National Rack.

The finest cabinents at Lawson's Gallery cfl.00 per dozen.

Higtart of all in Leavening

•r|'J lbs Minnesota Flour. ii.~ lllS oO lbs I'ride of Peoria Flour 2.» llt.s

Jbs.JCureka l'lour

Power.-

The finest cabinets at Lawson'e.

The Musical Amateur's Entertainnieut. With a few naore entertainments like that gi en at Center church on Mond evening, the Musical Amateurs can change tneii name. Something suggestive of artistes would be more appropriate. The numbers on the program were all exceedingly well rendered. The one deserving special mention wan the cantata, "Summer," in which the full choruB of twenty-four voir e& appeared. The ladies all acquitted themselves nicely ami were generously applauded by tho large audience present.

Southern I'acts Free.

All about the South. Complete description of the soils, climate, products, cheap homes and everything you want to know about the South. Eeautiful'y illustrated. Issued monthly and sent free to all applicants by E. E. Posey. General Passenger agent, Mobile A.Ohio Railroad. Mobile. Ala.

Timothy Seed.

v* ni. ]. rter has a fine lot «t timothy mmhI fxr salo. Farmers in need of soed MhsuMseo him before ImyinK.

IX. pay large doctor's bills. The nest medical book published, ono hundred pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent you on receipt of three 'J cent stamps to pay postage. Address A, P. Ordwav & Co.. Boston. Mass.

Miss Maria PARLOA'S COOK EO

containing 10U recipes which .she has lately written for the Liebig Company

SENT FREE

On application to Dauciiy & Co., 27 Park Place, New York. I)rop a postal for it and always buy

LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.

I louse enables me tn select a stock demanded by the trade, and I have no hesitanev in soliciting your patronage, with the I nil"assurance that can plea-e \o i, both in j11 iIit and price. 1 handle !oods that are their own recommendation. With the aid of my two sons 1 am now abie to conduct, the business satistactory to both myself and customers, {.'all •in. inspect, our floods and learn prices.

Latest U. S. Gov't Report

Powder

ABSOLUTELY PURE

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Spring Announcement.

With the opening of Spring I am "."opening an unusually largi' line ol' neasoiiubV goods in all kinds ot Foot Wear, which th" trade is cor dially invited to call and examine. Ten wars connection with this reliable Knot and Shoe

Yours li'e.ipecU'uliy,

John McClaiiirock.

ii 11

We will se California ('aiir.ed Goods of all kinds

Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apricots, Cherries

At the Astonishim/lv Low Pricoof

15 I'KK PAX 1 5

JOU Had got them quick. I hey are .strictly High Craib- Stan.lnr.i Woods,

Will Continue Low Prices for ii Fev/ Days on

Flour ancl 8u ar.

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I.on .•"»() .SO

At Red Rock prices is what you will get attho

Maple and Fancy Grocery, 11 East Market .Street. A us. Tomlinson's stand. Top prices paid for

Country Produce. Seo us.

-,!ACME!! Ointment

Is (niarantocil to Cl'KK 'l KTTEU in all its form?:. Ulcerous Sorcft, FVvrr

Soros nu! sill Skin I)isinsoK Speedily Cured. C'l UM fitWKANTKKl). Ask your ilnj^yist for it, or \v»- will M'nd by mail on rccoipt ot price, 50 cents. M-inutarturci only by

WILKINS 4 BECKNER, CiKbE.srjKLi), INDIANA.

HURLEY & HURLEY, ATTOKNtiYS AT LAW.

Otoi V'irni

National liank.)

Will givf prompt'itt^iition to all J«»pal ij.it-i-ursN intrusted to thorn. Proper advh'o given iu all Drawing wills, contractu, bt'itliug chtatos, law suit*, partition twits, foreclosure of moripagfts, *»t\ Abstracts ••arefuily eiaminoil. and monoj to loan.

^uTIi'K OK AmUNTMKNT.

Ktftatc of Catherine o'Hrien. doreaBi'U. Notice Is barony trlven that th»» undersigned I has b»'en appointed und duly qualified mv

Administrator, with will annexed, ol the entaio of Catherine O'Brien, late of Montgomery county. Indiana, deceased, said estate is suppotod to be solvent.

WILLIAM D. OHJFFITU. Adiu.

Dated Keb. IS. l^l.

rri:RIOlt lady or ceniitincii wauird for cl»enm f/ati-nl n.r«iiT. Alsr uurvry ntoiit. wunii'd. .1. K. WlilTNKY, Koclierlrr. N.

win LT

lbs l-'.ureka Flour. .10 2.") lbs New Orleans Migar l.ni) ~l lbs ^'ellow ('Sugar i.o 2: lbs White A Sugar I.o 21 lbs l-'ine (iranulated Sugar.... I .hi)

EXTKA FINE POTATOES. 75c PER BUSHEL

Our Furniture Trade is I rude is immense at. our Low Prices. We ha\r not felt the hard times and do not, expect to if low prices will prevent it.