Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 June 1894 — Page 5

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pounds Yellow Sugar 9\ pound* K.\tra Sugm CO powuds Kldis^wood A Sugar. 01 pound* Granulated Sugar— 00 pounds Raisin*— f»0 pounds lVride I'• Flour..', pound** Pride Peoria Flour r»0 pounds Kurfkn Flour 0" pounds Kuroka Flour 1 gallon Fine Syrup 1 pound Good (taking Powder. 1 pound Country Paeon

I pnund Uood liunp»wdi*rTea pouud You 1 can Bufkl

•g 11 ys'in

NOW

•AT TEE

In the llarter Blocl will be t'ouml no Ehop-worii 1 r\ will be found Now, Xeat and Clean

IVote Our Pricess

Dress Silks from 2'Jc to SI.75. 4C iuch Henriettas 8^c, worth SI.2o. 'iC inch Trills and serges 8Ke, worth 81.25. 40 inch Henriettas (We, worth 85c. Half wool Henriettas 19c. worth 25c. Yard wide Muslins \yzc, 5c, and 7c.

-ouk-

Is (Nunpletc, with Miss l-'.lla Ihieliunau. id Chicago. ii.

IS WHAT WE SAY

Till' iibovc i(e!n tin- oillv a few of tlic ("roods tbat Wf are selling cheap

Wc can fit vnii out in theso lines chcapcr than anyone! no not ,) TO 3LI the goods and ge' there F,!I

"NVe ureet von wuh the announeenient thai we have

GOOD FIT!

(iODlt STYLE!

(iOOK MATEKIAI

WOIiKMANSHlP!

Allil W1

furiher say shall continue in this line ol ellort lor Me ''CtoocI our ustorners anil the "Cioud ofour^ ]\e.i.

:ifihianii

JOHN M'Gl.,

l^octi«esi5»

Store

Goods. Evervthing

32 inch all wool ('halites lUc. worth (Wc

li Sheetings 18c: 10-1 Sheetings 22 3'J inch -atines from l"c to -me. Carpet Warp and

17c and lUc.

-,'2c.

A1 woo) Carpeb /i-le

Men's Suitinqs nijd Pnijts Goods. 50 Per Gt. Off. ES

-oru-

worth 20

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Stock

Ada llathowav and Carrie Kc.nvoit, salesladies. Call euriv.

My ers &, .."'liarri i.

n«*r. assisted bv Misses

Califoi'iiia (ioods.

1.0 1 ^-punud ••an Apricots ,1.00 1 .'i-ponud can Egg Plumn .,.-1.0 I 1 3-pouod can UrtM'ii »fig* Plums 1 3-pouud cnu Whitf Heaiti lVarljes ."ill Impound can Lfiuou fling Pcachea..

TO 1 ::peutid can White C'lierrie-?..... .'to 1 3-pound can Black Cnerries ..... J.-.:-T» 1 ^-pound can P««ars .10 1 'y-pouud can best Totnaioe* .i 0-pound cans t'on ln-poun l'Mn J'ea *ti 1 3-pouud App!*»1 gallcEi A -plcs. he.-t

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., .15 .lf»

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IN O VA/

that have

rl'.ikt

notice

all ami see uv av

Wearing the Latest Conceits all made tin ir purchases at

It von want a heap hat. see her. If ycu want a stylish hat, don't tail to sec

North Washington street.

R»««t opiortiin»tic8 forM u?icai education. CointorUihlo hoarding hall for womenFtudMit*. All bulldinxjH furniMhed with 9Un\mheat and electric hghii». wrii (oxr^Ji^^imi?rv univcreay. iriiiiaton. kd.

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AM ROOK

11.us ami iion et

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Co-wlucntlonal. Compete:)! Iimtnictor* nnd t-very

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A LAWYEE'8 SLY GAME.

Filcnes money From Hen Hutchinson by Working Upon His Credulity.

W halley Miller, a would be lawyer without scruples or the character to make an honest living, has gotten some good people into trouble. He holds forth at Waynetown. He devised a cunning scheme to raise some ready cash.

So ue time ago Ben Hutchinson, residing near Eltiidale, came in possession of a 8100 note on a young Snyder, of a\netown, but who is at present in the penitentiary for larceny. The note was considered worthless by Mr. Hutchinson. and for that reason when the assessor came around be did not give it in. Miller in sotne manner (ouud this out. Here was his chance to work on the credulity of Hutchinsuii whose plain hon.st manner of viewing things mak^s him repose confidence in those with who.u he has dealings. Not. of course. divining Miller's intentions he told the tt he ha not reported the note S ion for the reason that he eon mu-ieii it worthless. Hy base cunnina^'

Hutchinson was made to believe that he had placed himself liable to a heavy iine a no possibly imprisonment. Miller. I hou'TiT. for the fool sum of c-100 offer ed to fix it up fur him. Hutchinson not being posted on such matters, jinally acci-dbd to the term- proposed and made payment of £'X in cold cash and the remainder in a note of ci!i)5. iier at once proceeded to spend the

S'.i.'j

in a lavish manner, while the note ,, ,, ..

he finally discounted to

Mr. llulchin on was not long in Huding out. that he had been 'hippo, \vith the aid of Crane Jr Anderson of tins city .Miller was compelled to disgorge !he irl.'.'i and declare the note worthless, but not without making a large hole in the srlfiO he hnd obtained from Kider. Hutchinson was therefore made square but Mr. Rider is in the pit unless later developments have changed the situa tion. Striped clothes would harmonize with Miller's character and ne will likely be where such attire is all the fashion.

Clm-U New. Kriiiue.

The board of Commissioners on Mon day contracted with the Latayette bridge company for a steei bridge over Kaccon in ('lark township on the I'rook shire gravel roa i. The contract, price was tfl071Thi! bridge will be 80 feet in length and will rest on steel piling instead of abutments. This is a new departure in bridge buiiding. The iron piling are pointed and driven into the .earth the same us wooaen piling are treated. Tho hack walls and wings at each e.id are also of iron, rendering decay or washout next to iinpnssible.

It A'ill be a most substantial structure wtieu corapleted. .-V bridge is badly needed at that point and was promised a year ago. but the Hoard was not able to reach it until this time. Superintendent Waugh will begin work on the bridge in a short tin.e

A Child holies To Drill h.

The two year old chil I of Prof. Edward UtterbacK and wife, of Salina Kan., in with a most sad death at the home o' its grand father. James Wartield, south of Waynetown, on Wednesday The parents were intending to spend ttie summer here, anil the child accordingly accompanied its grandmother home from there a few weeks ago. It was indeed a sail message they therefore received conveying the intelligence that their loving child bad attainted to swallow a screw and chocked to death.

The screw, which was about an inch inlengt h. lodged in the child's throat pro dating death in four minutes. The little one found the screw while laying about the sewing machine.

I 'j»ih ol" Mr*, ('orueliu* utiiiie. After long and patient sufTering of severe cou plications from which only

temporary relic: could ever hope be itained, death cam" to the relief of rs. Cornelius Canine, at the family residence, two miles north of Waveland. Monda\ night. She was in her Ci.jtli jiiar and leaves ii husliand and

I resent.

To\\(i»-tiip

facility for

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Ii.i.riuit-h Ch.. IIpko work. lio( ular courHos lPniliriK to rti'urccs ClScaU s":Wmtinc, Xhioloci.-.al,

I're-Me,licul.

snoolal courm-R ttlflo In LttiiKUftifo, I.itflr»tur«'. 1 liu'""•h,'civicH. Hinu.ry, Chemistry, BioloBJ"- Kloraaon anST'liys'tral cultarc required in all courses and wiili'int eM.ru

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tt.t lr»ln(fton. a Suburb cf Indlannpolla

TOBACCOS, AND SMOKERS ^hllCLES

fix

children to mourn. At her bedside to bid her farewell was her aged mo!h?r, Mrs Phoebe Montgomery, who is in I «'wd health at 'J7 years of age Mrs. I Canine had long-been a member of the

O. S. Iiaptist church and was a most ex I cellent woman. Klder Olipliant conducted the funeral services on W'ednes I day afternoon at o'clock, which was largely attended ny relatives and friends. (,uite a numliei from tint city were

Sii|iri'ltiteiuh-iil-.

I The Supreme Court ol the State in a iccent decision rules that the oilices o!' township trustee and county superintendent are not judicial, acd the action of such ollicers in hearing and determining complaints against a school teacher and discharging, of course, upon proper proof, is not judicial action, but it is the performance of a discretion vested in thein which is so far analogous to judi cial discretion that the\ are protested from any claim from damages from their error in judgement or decision. In order to charge a liability in such a case it must be alleged and proved that the action of the. officers was wanton and malicious, from wicked or corrupt motives.

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cruitad in the British armies last year were Irishmen. Once the percentage was much larger.

(irand (/•It'brnllon.

Under the auspices of the Knights of St. John the Fourth of July will be celebrated by some interesting attractions at tha fair ground. In additon to good races, there will be a grand exhibition drill by the Uniformed Knights of St John from all over the State. There will be reduced rates on ail railroads. A mammoth street parade will bo given at It' ocl«ck a. rn. Further announcement wi'l he made next week.

THE UNION AT STAKE.

COLUMBUS SCALE CAUSING GRAVE DISSATISFACTION.

Pew Miners Throughout tho Country Willing to Accept the {Terms of the Conference—Mo Itrtcie to lie Called

Upon to Resign.

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FLOATING ITEMS.

C'hiCrtL'i' bootblacks ha\u orgam/ud, a union. :..• ',^ 4- .-.v!.

Ttie finest graile of matches is made of cork pine. (!ood railroad lies are expected to hist eiirht years.

Iiermuda farms bear three suci crops in one year.

Smelters save 'Jo per cent of the gold which is contained in tjuartz

Kdison prefers women machinists for the delicate detai's of his electric machines.

Massachusetts is borrowing money on forty-year bonds at about .'i per cent interest.

A patriotic resident of WbeeliiiL'. W Va.. claims to have taught Io- canan to sine "Yankee Doodle."

Thousands of loys for the Chnttanooga lundier mibs are being floated down the Uiwassee and Upper Tennessee rivers.

Mrs Margaret McDowal, a Scotch woman, who died in 1708, aged 10!) years, married and survived thirteen husbands.

The Danish Lutheran Church at Kearney, Xeb. has received from the queen of Denmark a gift of a handsome altar painting.

Only 10 per cent of the soldiers re-

Ohio. June

cent rate. 1 he men are bitter against

President McBride, Vice-President Fennu, Secretary Mellryde, Cameron Miller of Ohio, and several other members of the executive board of tho United Mine Workers of Amerioa are In the city awaiting events. President' MeHi' and the other officials expect! a ratiii liange in sentiment as soon as the ciri.-.. --rs explaining why they consented to -eduction in the scale for mining are »-?ceiveil and understood by the rank and hie of the miners. President Mcl'.ride 1 cite rates the statement that the miners will accept the situation and return to work

Will be

promietv They adopted resolutions eapurlllaicM nil 1V calling 011 the executive board of tho Vtrect. ('hlcngo. Miners' union to resign and demanded

an election for ofiiccrs at an early day. no They agreed to stand together for last !H1 '/.li CO i4(l 85

Saved Her Life

8urgical Operations and Best Medical Treatment Failed

An Almost Miraculous Cure Mood's Sarsaparllla.

mining rate agreed upon bv the joint conference of operators and miners in this city last Monday will not be indorsed by the strikers in the Hocking Valley. The feeling against its acceptance has been intensified by President, A. A. Adams of the Ohio district, who refused to sign tli« scale, addressing the malcontents ut various points in the valley and nr-ing them b°v to organize against the settlement to when the time decided upon for me to go to tho that end local conventions have been hospital arrived I hail been taking Hood's Sar- ,, ...... 1 saparilla about two weeks. called at Gloucester, fttw otraitsville, 1 Nelsonville, Corning, Huchtel and

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r"el''•

within a reasonable time. 1 Corroborates the Above. Schi.no Vai.luy, 11L, June 11.-Ten

year's scale, Tkkhk Haute Ind., June M.—The local miners' unions have asked for a state convention, which probably will be held here Saturday, to head off the taking eiTect of the agreement Monday. The convention will be composed of delegates who will come instructed to provide for a continuance of the strike in this state. It is reported that the Indiana miners are receiving encouragement in this course from the Ohio otlieials.

Washington Ind., June 11.—The miners at White Oak have selected delegates to the state meeting at Terre Haute next Tuesday and instructed them to use all means to have President McBride drummed out of the organization.

t'h pay large doctor's bills. 1'he est medical book published, one hun drod pages, elegant colored plates, will be sent you on receipt of three 2 cent stamps to pay postage. Address A, POrdway & Co.. Boston. Mass.

Kmployment is offered by K. (i. Chase .V Co.. Ceneva, N. V. They wish to em ploy reliable men to sell their high grade nursery products. Write for inloriua turn. l'J 1

Binder Twine-

from to 2,'jOts. lo-.er than I'he best brand at. 11. II. Tinsli.\ Co.

I last year.

For the next :10 days A. Kostan/er's Sons will sacrifice their entire stock of Furnit ure. Carpets and Stoves in order «i ,i.

i(.make room tor tl oir two story tuica

Kostan/.krV Son*

Hi CUT AND XT.N PER OK N'T, Investments. Nontaxable. The State Building and Loan Association of Indiana. ('all on John

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ville, Indiana AprG.'lm

We Mr

Mrs.

1-L—The

Clilcago, Illinois

"C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass.: llo^lntilnv in l-'cbruary, ".r-'. I was very sick for two months. Slowly I pit tn'tter but was conflinil to my hed. A physician said I lmd a

Pelvic Abscoss in My Side. After an operation 1 did not improve, tho abscess continuing to discharge even more freely than before. In two months time three operations were performed and tubes Inserted to carry off tho impurities, but all in vahi. Finally it was decided that my llfo depended upon another operation and that I must be removed to the hospital. About three weeks prerious to tills I 1 had noticed an advertisement in tho DMly

News of a case where Hood's Sarsaparilia had

1 1 Wa8

other places to be held Saturday to 1 and the abscess had already began to dlscUargo take definite action against the 00

Getting Better

"\nn*',r

v,-.. I appetite. Previous to this I had given up to die.

ha)

,.lkt.n

tlle sccom

their executive ofheers for formally jt up and accordingly I was not taken to tho agreeing to accept the CO cent schedule In the Hocking "Valley well knowing that it would not be acceptableIt is believed the outcome will be the organization of a new miners' body, at the head of which President Adams of Ohio and others will appear.

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was

hospital and the linal operation was deferred. Now I have taken six bottles and the abscess has entirely healed. I am well and go every where. Mv friends think it is a miracle to have me restored to them acaln so healthy and even younger in looks than before my sickness.

I Feel Better Than Ever

I did in my llfo and weigh over 130 pounds, tho heaviest in my life. I do a big day's work and am gaining In strength every day. My mother worried and worked herself almost sick in carlug for me. She has since taken Hood's Sarsaparilia and tt lias done her much good. Wo praisb Hood's Sarsaparilia to everybody, for

I Know It Saved My Life. I am 27 years old, and a stranger to look at mo now would not think I ever had a dav's sickness. Even tho doctors are surprised at tho success of Hood's Sarsaparilia in my case. Mother and myself to take tho niedl-

Hood'scontinue

Cures

cino regularly and we earnestly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilia." Jtus.

Moi.lie "VVesdt,

6C.1 West Eighteenth Street, Ctiicago, Illinois.

nom, &Co.§ LoweUi Mass.:

thousand miners met here yesterday. Dear Sirs: I am a drug clerk and liavo sold and repudiated the Columbus com-

t0Ul0

\V.'-adt many bottles or Hood's J3ar-

a oertll'v that she was cured by F. C. mi.I.EllllECK, 630 West

Hood Pills euro liver ills, jaundice, DIV* lousness, sick headache und coastipatlon. 23c.

Why do'nt you iret SPECTACLES to cure Headaches?

We Fit Where others Fail I

It'your Spectacles, do not give you satisfaction, cou.-ult us at once, as lost sight never returns. Von havo your eyes tested free.

VAUGHN

'iuiliana'iielis. lml.

Late 01 chicago opilialinic (,'olloge and llospita

i54 E. Market St.. opp- P- O

fountains, Lakes Sea Shore

vIA

Big Pour Route.

lie lavorite tourist line to 1'ut-in-i.iuy and nil l.akH Kric lalruid- via Sandusky. Luke ("tiaut.iiiqiia, Niagara Knll*. St. Lawrcucc Uivcr. Thousand

EAST

l?land%

:l I a. in. il:j0 p. in. a. in. 1:15 j». in.

Scium.tz. Crawtonis-

Awarded fliixli st 1101 World'- Fair.

Lake Chain-

plain. Adirondack!*, (iroon and White Mountain, New l-.nglaiKl Kesorts, New y.uk and Ho»tnu, via CievelHiid, Lalic Shore. New York Con-

iruirtiid HobUin ,V Albany Knilways.

1 tl:e lake regions ol iBir.msin.

rr.: r.c. Why pay ?3.00 for a carpet Minnesotn, via ('iiieago. sweepe when we will sell you a good one lor tl.ftf'."' Call and look through S\ hen you go on your -unnner vae.Hion soo our stock whether you buy or not.

owder

jf ""u* fir.'.v ..re Cr.rowder.—NoAmmoni.: -*l,:"'

Used in Millions of Homes- —4° Years the Standard.

I'jwii and

via iientou

inal your tieket.reads via His Four Uoute. !•:. O. r( (»l£.l]( K. I). It. HAIJTIN, I'/issenir^i Traflir M'p'r. (lou'l I'.i^o Agt

Ciii'Muii iti. (.ihiu.

UNS AT CHAWFOKDSVIMIE.

15IG FOl'K.

WEST*,

laily iexcc »t Sunday .... r»:50 p, tn. Daily J2: |.r»a. u*. I'aily a. m* i)ailv o.\»*c|»t Sunday)

1:25

pf m.

i». K. liOlilNSON, Agent.