Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 June 1894 — Page 7

Where Disease

Is Bred.

In .:

iked

When a sewer is ciogi-cd or lip the accumulations |*ison tuv atmosphere in its vii-iniiy and brii:^ about the condition-, that breed disease. We all know thai in time of pestilence every precaution is taken, not only to keep the sewers free and open, but even to remove ali decaying matter from the community. The danger of infection i-- thus minimized. I low few of us who pay taxes for the maintenance of s.mitaiy bureaus f' the public health think of an equal requirement for our individual wxlfaie. The alimentary canal is the great sewer of the 1mmm system. When that is dammed up conditions are gencrated which invite feveis and buch diseases as our nature inclines to. Constipation is a clogging of the natural drains, and nearly everything we suffer from follows this condition. It will not do merely to clear the drains from time to tiiw-. We must repair and improve the working power of the machinery who-e function it is to perform this work. SfllitJc's liilc IS:sasis ui :'cr from pills in that th-'y are more than a mere cathartic They not only stimulate sluggish bowels and clear the system of all disease-breeding matter,

V.but

they

remedy the evil c-'inpbined ct" they restore power and freedin: of operation to the secreting organs, and they tone up and strengthen the entire system. They are easy an.! soothing in action. Try then:. cj cts. a bottle, 5 bottle-, s£i .00. or sale by druggists and medicine dealers' throughout the country, or by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. Ask for the .Small Size" (green wrapper or cartoon).

Take No Substitute

Bile

l'.uj* y.nir mink?

RF I •1.

Vv.k.Av.A

\w-it ^a'-nttji i-'r. Si

Trw !lv:

ill

'I" !-L*l TKiv in ul! hnns. l.'lvi'Vdiii. Sores, I'rver I

y.n

HAM] 1 I. Ask .Mini on I'tcvpt

Vi'ii

A Bt:

:k net I,M

nilXAGL'BA

1 FO

TJii

box. r, 1 i:,

\T PEOPI.E.

Mil:

rn^l

j'ii.'.-h iiee'i-iili Thin iCiirii'i' i.ili'i-'1-

titir i'1'i ie«* s. I li.-y er-ja n1!-1 u-Sii'f/i!ri!1T*. Of every form

n' !•••»]. 'C.i'liiii: tlio

Tin' I 111N .\ 1

v.i.urfti'av

part' unit ilit.i-i.ulin^ l!i.- uur-iiii—. 'l'li-y Uii¥k6 thin tin- t• 111 .'iii-1 iV'Uii'S *111 tin- ligtfi'O. 'L'li'.'y d:i' lie- Ni'.\NtJAi l- l.'KVKDV lor It'.-.'r!'-nes-. iri '!iicni(r .• 1 11Jr m..nth.-coi.'-(utran.: n.i in aiel 'A tA NT Khl Ali^o-U'T!-!,Y IIAI.'MI.KSS. |vi-f r.^oii'. ji per

in 1.1-:

It A CO.. tun Bo

la'tu'ay, N.

Rootbeer

nalceslhe home cirnle complete. This makes the home circle complete. This great Temperance Drink uives pleasure nnd health to every member of tno family. A 25c. package makes 5 gallons. He sure and get the genuine.

Sold everywhere Made only by© The Chas. E. Hires Co., Philada. a«o4 '*e n'.atnp for bo#nt!r«tl PlfturH Pnrd* «n«i Book.

HABIT

CURED WITH

•PAIKI.ESST.V, I'Ol-ITIVEI.V AND I'KRMANENTI.Y. l'ur sale by Driiusist!- or sent by Express. W. (-inn.liH't lltMiu'ily l.n Kiiyeltts I ml. 1

P. A I

A"i i-:I-1 -COM FOI: N

W A 1

!!(.)! LI

Hay worth corn planters and c!i-ck llowers sold only by H. K. Tirsley •Co. .'U*

LAbT SA'iURDA.yfc CONVE'fiTlOKS.

The Deu.oc:K.i:i 1: tne "Various "J'c

ships Hold Lar^re and Lntbv.siaxe.

1 11c UelegatK Oonventicb*

Last S:itur:i.iy was demv-ct atie tin all over the county To-day the eLtl.e'iasm shown it. those delegate oenver.t .• *.s is to be centralize.! in this city, v. rie a large and hnrcionioue conventkmi to minute a \vint. iiiu county eV-'t is to beul 111 .Music Hall. These

A uditor. Siientl. '1 reaturer .S*iin ve\ i.ii

arts

nniuuiMoJurLT.

James Bog-er

iSl'S

l^Kl'AIlJKD

•'•Jl 1 Uit 'ilid Part- -ti-inqn iJ«1 ].a rruiiJ-s a»*-rnu.f 1 k.-, Vnl:uv

M-o-r Ti a! is

'*jn' 111. 'I'ray it Trrtv-

Ointment

lilt

•i.iir-.utccd t"

LVCI

tioij.-were a^. Ael. att.-i.ded .i the feeling was gi nen! that a ..endid ticlcet eouUlbe no .iinat'-d from tie li^t o-' c:ii".di iati-s announced foi the venous otlices. 1 he offices fol which r.i ii,ina tioiifc are to lie in ie are: 'Ti-ntat 1 vs- v- V-V l'riiM-eutii.g Attorney

jVvCoron: r. (''.tli I. ist (listlii'l. .'.:V 'oiunos?lor er. linVl disttirt I. The cieieiiates selected to mai.e the ab Vve:

X". 'i !.ii iwrt'i.ce, T_ P. lirittou, )hn Lanick. Adaiu tiuntle. No. 7— S. li BurkhoKier. 1-rank Hurley. Be!.. W'.liiauis.

No. 1". Beck. Jotni ^r.vuer. 1 hos. Siatterj. No.'J—Isaac Davis, Jamee A. l»ut«. iiou. .lack Keiiy, .)nines Shacji

No, lit- W. W'allai:'* ."J. \Valtet-

W 15. llardce. No. 11—(.Jeorge Stni'h. Jain en l! '.r-

wood. Jolit CaliP^ro) ytcele

.I:--tik,S.'M

,70«id. W. i'.Ul'tol, .1 No. Pi—(Ji.s Albertliurs

11011K J1 hn Jf"

rur Will Murphy. -. No I- (.'lint "Reynolds: Richard I:? Heivj-y Loop, sr A lien. lf/,(

No. 15 J..»oualas auvA '.Ji ar.t .\gnevi., Michael Callahan. :k No 1-j K. P. hnviir-r. Iv I Nolai.o. T. .. .• el'S. li: Ctiioi township it was ordered that i\ich,.delegate seiect his own alternate., em, CHF.I.K ni.l.l-tiA'! 1.-.. 1st Die.—John Foley. T. A. Tempieton. T. F. liapby. Dan Curtis. Frank Cot t.-rel!e. -ti-.i Dis.—Abbot bnyder. Dan Kin iie, v.. Masou, Ij. Cain]'il-e11, liavless -'1 (exauder.

.'frd Dis. Henry Long. Foster Swil/.ir. N. Coleman. .J

y,-.,.('leave. Rich

ard Thomas. At iniye—•) I'tter).'8ck, Jos. Henry. Congressional deleaates —Benj Swank, A. 11. iiikey, Henry

Lo!

l',

8tate.'oint

Utterbnck. .Mike 1'oley i. Golf.

u. M.

-J. M. Hep.-

H. M. Cording.

Mason.

I I.AHi DKl.l'.OATl S.

•lame?

I- trsl [)in. J. K. Mitcheltrei Tharp, Patrick Brennan, Josephtis (I ray bill. .1. P, Mahorny.

Second Dis.-J.T. Davis, L. Caldwell, W T. Lpperson. (ieoru'e Dean, l.'ob't

Third 17!

Foster. C. Clark, Kyle, A. .W..Strick-

(leorge Hamej. r, C. L. Goodbar w.\vNe I'KI.KI.Arr.^.'. !.-'. iriiii! rlmvk. John Hiitchinson,- W. •). Cord, Than Blackford, liiorsje Moore, Clint Cochran, Sam Nixon, C, C. Schenck: Thos. Livengood. Frank Uooe, D.T Thompson. M. F, Simes, W. L. Zook,.)ohn Fruitts No other delegates selected.

HKiiW.N- DKI, 1- 'i F'--

No. 1 ,| W, Todd. II A Foster, li. (ialey, L. hevnoiiit--. No. D. h. .Winn, in. Ptce, VV. H. Kirkendall.

okkkk

A. Stone. Delegates at large—Thos. Sutton. Xafhun Thompson. Aaron Crawfori 1.

Tim'ii«lii| (inir'i-« Niiini''!. I I ijiist baturilay the following town j'ship- nominated township otlieers connection with their delegate eonveL tior.-: ii'ipiey. Walnut. Franklin. Suirt-.r

Creeii. Madison. Union. Ciark ain't Coa! CrerK will nuiKe their nominations inter, brown, Scott, HRU Wayne have already teamed their tickets, rhc folio.ving ure the ticket.- nominated last fci.itu:*d,iy, and by the wa. they are all. win iv:

,' -J

TiomimitH ns are as follow?•

j-VV V1 rov.-NHiiu' i-o \ti-.M. j. -oVl --Pen.i. Wv-R'ii, .loia, Williams. George Downing, Simeon.|!ieii.

No. -J— .M .). Cairni. .J. K. Eversp'n,-j •J. .\!. Seliar. ."vl iii i« tt. Alston

ljelilieij, Tho:- [.)• vi11 No 4-^-M. 11-O'Neal. W II.•• Johr.stot'i. .hill cs Kiynii. .:"-

No. A. I'i. Iviers,- W T. Lustre, 'rank (luntie .]ames (.'hes'ersui:. Mob't i.'i.- i\

Madison- Trustee, Win. ,:'V )unki-r,.

Assi--SIJR. .J'juI

Conrad Justice of the

I Pe ,c". \v B. Montgomery, Wesify ,j Kii.irK: 1 'onstables. Win. Morford. Win.

jar vek Trustee. L. D. (.Vjner:

VW "5uy ti, assessor .Justices 1 the .' Lpeaij -. W i.. Mitchell, 1) 11 ,,ra mis.n :V! oii' abies. W. Botirgan. C. Ciouser,

V. :.:nut-' i'lnstee. ,)l,rr Ik (iaiin assessor. Isaac iollioay,

R: :ev---Ti'ii-it'-'t', Kol/ert Weir assessor. Wi.i'.ii'd b. h'ojii justices of the peaw,

bt'

(iiikey

aui.i

stati es,

dohn iiaisiiir.s

Jul-

I. »uij ill Trrfiibtr.

:'«V

"':%V iVf| 'j

No.:', Chris Dire. John IjP Vts 1

I.i- associated'i. here senl. tii

Ciiicnnali lin.-jti uersoiv. a weallli lt-ie a.u

tieioht brjiKMiiitii, 1 years her junior. .Mrs. Anderson to-iiay institutea proceeditiys to hav« the marriage aunulle !, ailesin^ thai L.'i:g is anothbr wife living in Lafayette.

braketnan has

The other wife was 1

formerly Mrs. Mary CietnsoG, whaus

Louir iiiet' as a widow jj. CrHwfo^Jis.viUe near.tl.ut organ three \eats ago.

1 1 hey removed to Lafayette, where I thev Lopan housekeepiti'j althouL it appears they never wevit throush the

fiaf-lity of securing a license and inter viewing minister or justice. The state

1 1 a the parties have acknowledged W Her- otlu: as husband and w' -ten. ..•n

ItlU'ij, Pi as a tillinsi rebuke to the

charge that democrats oi inoiana, s.Mti particularly of Clinton county, were not willing and ready to meet the issues. All that is needed to place Clinton' connfy again in the ranks of democracy is a speedy and favorable action on the Wiison tariiV I,

The Hon. John \V. Kern, of Indianapolis addressed the convention, and the democrats of Clinton county will over feel grateful to the gentleman for

I.cm Wnllui'1' Addrr**!'* ndrJ-.

llift culminafion of academic life was reached Friday at Annapolis, Md., byforty seven embryo navai ollicers. The exercises were begun in the academy chapel and were Opened with prayer by Chaplain Clark.after which Super

ln»».

"dent Pythian introduced On. Wal

la.

.1,

ebbins, i-~. C. Todd,

No. ,'! AV. Durham, .V N Johnson. At lar .lame! I. Yuikinsoii. l-'HAMCt.IN l)l-.I.l-:o I 1st Dis.— J. P. Coleman, li. James Hiannoi F. Clouser. '2nd Dis John Vannicp. W Sam Ibiinpton, II. McDaniel. or.I Dis.

t)i i.i:i .\n-.s.

Isaac Woodward. Jno. Uuskirk, Ctias Mctiiiire, Charley Caiuser. L. D. t.'oyner, John Kirk, 'A'. I). Mitchell.

State—O.ith Jjool Coti^,—Isaac Woodward. MADISON lll-a.l.i -\'l'l:s. Stewart Ma^uire. James Vanscoyoc, C. V. llaiatead. Daniel IJarri^an, \V. H. McHee, Michael Woods. W. I). Jones, .lames Largint. Print White.

UIIM.I-.V IH.I.KU.XTKS. •,

Newton (loaij tor., Thomas Brown, (ieo. W. 1 lowers, F. A. McSpadden,' Hattiuid ilarwood. J. T. Swearin^en, Joseph Tate. James Klmore. lven (1. Fink. John II. Smith. Cyrus Fink.

M'OTT DKl.KliAl'KS.

X. (!. Kess er, Sam. C. (iraybill, Dr. J. L. Beatty, Manning Vancleave, Harvey (Joodbar. James Foster, John T. Byrd, Leet Stover, Jas. li. Servies,

WAI.NfT tli.t.Kf.ATK-S.

Charles Beck, John Finch, Harvey Morris. \Vm. Loop, Strauder Peck. Isaac Kperry. Isaac Oolloway. Albert Sparks.

for

W a

I crowded i.*do that Unit pil'Gn good advici- to the class and other ^'(Hirers, 'iho acsomblagi

adjoiiriitd to the ac-.'lrietuy

{lawn where the battalion was drawn up fo lie r-t time under the presCLt oflicets while the band played aiis Dj'proprn.te. Then' Mm lirst class men were drawn up and marched to the band stand, where the {Secretary of the Navy pres.-'nted the diplomas.

1 li France there -are speel ears for carrying bicycles.

Pi:

of 1M* Orient

r^ynch. bi June "JOth the Vandalia will si!T I tickets to Terre Haute and return iit one fate.SI no th" round trip, good to return line :i!st ".'Account of tin- meeting- of the Princes of tin- Orient and whose parade o'' Princes and Rulers and whose wonderful tloats. will equal the veiled

Faust.

P.. IJundy »Sam Knox,

S. .Miiler, J. y. Durrnugh^. sfi .\ii

sinvav

Prophets and the Maori (.iras. For (Sl'o'A you tnav see as much as by payI ing tf50. or more to U" to New Orleans, and help establish a -^pectacuno- display I right at In mi» and avoid long ai.d dusty trips.

C. llt lflliN-nN. agent.

1'hree widowers at Marvel',"'Ark., have married again. They have made love to and been accpteii by t-iree sisters Their first wive« were also sisters.

Don't Delay.

It is your duty to yourself to get rid of the foul accummulation in your blood this spring. Ilond'n Sarsaparilla is just the medicine you need to purify, vitalize and enrich your blood. That tired feeling which affects nearly overy one in the spring is driven off by Hood's Sarsaparilla. the great spring meclizine and blooil purifier.

How it Acts.

After using Drummood'e Lightnisc Keinedy for Rheutnatisua. according to direction, for ten days, Mr. John £W. Koyenion.of Uatap.ton, Va.. writes that he car. wulk and attend to busiaess,. which he could not do before. This Keniedy has a" remarkable record off cures not only relieving* jiain but restoring all the functions of the cripple-d limbs. If you want a cure, send csY to the Druimnond Medicine Co.. 4S-3fl.aiaen I«ine. Ni-w York. a?jd they will ship to your express address two large hot-titsot their remedy, with full directnins for use Ag.-frits Wanted

Some Australian gold veins aro J.'iO feet wi, e.

Why slioulii 1

Not hiive ci: nti(!i'ni.M in that which has tioi:e uie a world ot goodl' If you had :.severed ynirs with liver complaint and i.aiid got cured by using Sulphur Hitters, would Lv.t you too have confidence in ,-tneiu*

cwj

(intues and rj/.ekiel Ti'ius.

i-inkltii.^- Trustee. V. E.'C'raig: assetssor. I) tSKaiinoi.. v'' 7't

corii-sii"iiKie\!t

i'-'liowiiitf to the

rev: -Mrs. Laura An a el/ re'.-p001eii widow fartu v.car (^rav,fot!» frieiiiit- to iv ye r. ui tie v. lie:.

hi,

a tin*!

viilt trealc.i hri furiu s:- three

Xash,

Boston.

v*'«s

r.ti.t (he

'-ot himself in

'b'nnrMti

1 LI IT'

tni]? for lii^amv,"

Oi'iiKK'riuii- I 31 in Union.

life if you War.t.et't,

democratic day in flit:

ton county. -V' an early hour the faithful began ti.i arr:v". aiv.'t on the meetir.^ of the convention there were from LouO to *2.000 democrats in the opera house'.

The greatts' enthusiasm prevailed, I and the magnitude of the convention not only startled the republicans, but was mi'i'" than was hoped for by the demo-

Hotel Winthrop.

Born*-- pro duces tobacco, pt ppcr coliee.

and

i.) 1st elii per ittlil 1'olli hs

-in horHi'S sheej and do^ p-isiiivt'ly prfvent'.ni ami quickly cure.- i»y using. Ci'iii'i.'s ditemp-r tinci -Vcoutrh (utr0^

Sale to use under all condition -, one dose vents, one hott eure^. 111 three to sixditvs. Send or "Treatise" ami testimonial- l'rovn breeders who have used it i'or many year*. Addres.-j

pt se Ui'-ee wet:ks v. lu :. she h, Webs Lafa\'cttt tiianiv.l i'jd Liuii of Laiiiyel'ii'. a Motion i^^.j

A .1 apaBese.jqi.irnal is now ,.jiublishocl in Lnv.doii. .y^'!

In 11 tin- Heart l- All'eeteil.

.! l-'hetimaU- or arty uf the muscles

!el'nove the obstruction witii Dr. DrUul-i?:i?i:'.i'-s Lightning llemedy. Send to the Ivrinnuiond Medicine Co. Maiden liatie. New Vot'k, atul they will send you two large bottles by express—enomjh for a month's treatment,—with full special directions. Agents Wanted.

Fire escapes are more common 'bn' buildings in America than

coui'.try.

the cause of demo-

the inspiration given craey by his speech.

any .,other

Four Grant! Excursions to Denver Less Than One fareSecond and third weeks of June, third week of lily and second week of August. Special days or each week. The Toledo, St. Louisand Kansas City li., will issue low rate tickets to Denver Col. and return. A tuple limits and privileges.

L'. C.

A sixty-pound buy hauled in a tiftyout.d aflish at Winlield. K'as.. a lew days ago.

Fourth of July Excursions ia iinualia Line at half fare, Tickets will be sold on July .'! I and 4th. good to retur:.:. unlil July'oth. 1 S'.l i. inclusive, between nil stations within two hundred miles of initial point. Tickets will also bo sol to siaCe.'Ua on connecting lines on sane-b.isti- as abo'v-e. For full parI ticulars call on nearest Vandalia Line j'.! icket Agent or address

J. I'lli.sHKor.ii, A. tj. i1. A SI. 1 jouis. Mo,

Japan has ordered to be built in Lon don a first-class battle-ship of over 1^,000 tons displacement. 1-1.000 indicated horse po'ver, and eighteen knots

Excursion .to. Buffalo. N- June 23

i.-

and 24.

For meeting of Roman I'athoiie Union Knights of St. .John, the Toledo. St. Louisand Kansas City P. li.. will issue one tare excursion tickets. See nearest Agent Clovet Leaf Route.

C. C. I..N .x len'i Pass, \gent.

N. li F\eursi)n IJate.- to Fa-t JJverpool Account Fjiworth Lea,ue. 5th, I District. June 'Jo and Ji.

Roughly speaking, the Britsli Frnpire extends over one continent, 10!) penin sulas, oOU promonotories, 1,000 lakes, *2,000 rivers and 10,000 islands.

Hood's Pdls become the favorite cathartic with every one whotriea'them.

To Our Montgomery County Friends. Look in on us when you come to the

city tind let us take your measure for a handsome spring suit Prices 61.'?.25 up. Sprint? overcoats 310.25 up.

Tin". I'ly.moth Rock Pants Co.

3mo. 100 N.Penn.. St.. Indianapolis.

Queen and Crescent Route

TO FLORIDA

1 t_/

it is-.-, like tam|i'crin^

with an electric wire, for death may come at any moment. If life is worth it do :ot hesitate, but tret Dr. DrummoQ.Vs Light::di)C Remedy. Send £."» )r, tb', DrummonJ Medicine Co.. Lane,'"New York, an two la

rf? Maiden

rhov will ^end you

nottles. enough for one month's

trfri'inent. by first express. It is not as quicK as electricity, but it will s^v* vo\ii

take it te iillJ**. Agents

production of gold in the United averages about ?:?*2.000.000 a venr.

S re

take a !ri-al li'aih\a\.

r-r"^' if 'is fir,'inches running in every direction, are the arteries and veins \vhieh convey the blood to every part of the system. A cold, sudden cbani^efJ or exposure, may cause poisonous acids to clo» the circulation and then comes liheumatism. Beware! if vo\i v. iltie life

lE'iftv Thousand Bushel

"What, fifty ihonsand bushels ... ico]!,c, k,}Jo\y

ratmL )ui perr

iran

uif

tj»s.

A ?1.7o Ne?V St\ le Col's ,,"" ''V': 'V ''.

A lot. ot e-2.no. 52.50 and -. Ail 61S Watch tor A cent Silver Pin. tor...

KING

I.NKIN'-.

t5»ii"l Pass. /V 't, Toledo, Hun N. IJ.- Colorado tourist tickets are now on stile, return limit Out. 31st.

Call early while you can bu\ of thU li»».

•V- '?S'..'!Vi .VVV 'VVVv

pA? cT.fE

EIV^Ga

is the direct line to the South anil Southeast from Cincinnati or from Louisville. From Cincinnati it is 90 milc-s the shortest line to New Orleans 17 miles shortest to Lexington, Ky. 23 miles sliortest to Birmingham 109 miles, shortest to ChaUanejgi, Tenn., and 109 miles shortest to Jacksonville, Fla. In fact,

IT IS THE SHORTEST LINE

to all principst southern points. In addition to this, as all travelers know, it runs the Finest Trains in the South," and its equipment and through car servacc are ujiexcelled.. From Cincinnati the Queen and Crescent runs

SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS

'to"Lexington, Chattanooga, Birmingham, Meridian, New Orleans and through Chattanooga to Romy, Atlanta, Macon, and Jacksonville, Fla. Through cars to Jackson, Vicksburg and Shreveport, and to KpoxviUc, Teun., and Ashevilie, N. C.—Sec the map. Direct line to Texas, Mexico and California via New Orleans, or Shreveport.

The travel this year will be greater tliaa ever before. Kemceiber that the Queen a,'id Crescent is the only line running solid vcstibuled trains from Cincinnati 10 Florida. is ioy miles the shortest line. Time, 27 hours.

FOR INFORMATION

as to routes, rates and schedules, address any Q. and C. representative. Full information given as 10 excursion rates, land rates, ete. Uaggage checked and sleeping-car berths :escrvcc. tir»n application. Send lor printed matter.

W. C. RINEARSON, GEN. PASS. AGENT, CINCINNATI, O.

haarwac

CMAT^M5«

^5Tt

ill» tleniam! for.-oar-

ire about, os

MiWH*

mail

wheat Wv want an^i must have

Good Milling Wheat!

Sir, and th.it wor.'t last 1'U^g

•jod itunn when they find.it J"ht" Ivaye th -. (.) 1\. I'lo'ii".,

VALLEY MILL CO,

1 oiv n.. ivr. j'us (li-eases. Mic-i. us Weak Memory, Loss of Hruln t.hc. Wakefulness. J^'jt hiMulitly Knilsslons. Nervou?1-

(ieis,ull'' ..smjiUI |)o\v»»rin iieriorsiuve organs tif either sex caused I »vero.\»i-iirn. y«:ni? vi*r»ri*, excessive use of tobacco, ouluui or

which l«'snl t«»J tir!.tlt v. (,«usun,pt ion or lnsnnltv. Can oo carried Ui j\'\ vest 1l»y mini prepaid. With a 85 ordor wo Kh-m iriiofiir(M«i« tiirtMir rt'funtl the money* Sold by all

Al» v»r it. i'»M»thrr \v rit.» i«r tree Medical Hook sent sealed

"fitv'y»K AMI All tit isiMi. iipi:un rapper. AuJrcss EK VKSKK1) t:o. Ma^oniuTuiiiple.CUICAUO* I'ur I)o ui i'iav lord*viile» Ij:d., by £TA.N KJ'J'X by T. 1. 15UcWN Druggists.

JUST RECEIVED

A large and staple line Vol' goods from a large New York hoax-who are going to retire from business. Have bought them at inv own price- and will offer ihein to my custom •rs :it prices 1 cannot duplicate them lor. 1 will guarantee ,'vcrvthing sold from this lol to be is represented. ou cat! i..'^

,,s

gone you will have to pay more. Also re.- ''l this sale includes a nutirier ot nther articles, tootio.

to mention. Bear in mind ttiv gur^-Ltnlf'

quality with every artielo.

BATES HOUSE MISFIT PARLOR,

West Wa^l.ii.'g'ion •strei-t'

OFGLOTHIERS AND TAILORS

i\ arc determined to cut down siock For

.'will offer the biggest bargains in Fine Clothing e\er offeree? apolis: VifV

l°r 'fio.oo Merchant- i'itilyr Suit or Overcoat.

''i price ':^.co.

A\'e sell for $i 2:0o a niercIiant-Tailor Suit or Overcoat, •r ur's price S2S.00. We sell for SI5.CJ0 a .Merchant-Tailor Suit or Overcoat.

VV ors' price ',^5 00.

We sell for Si 7.50 a 'Merchant-Tailor Suit or Overcoat. o.rs' jirice s.jo.oo

ouk wiN 1 OU'f sff or pricks W'e also have an ininief:?e hue ol i'am- fit less than have th mal made.to order price. SFl\ S MFJ-'ORK \'0t" l!l

BATES HOUSE MISFIT PARLOR.

..j', r-1 W •••t Wii^liinytt.ti street Initiioiapfife^. I rut

YOU NEED GROCERIE S?

Will suj.iply thein at livittfr prices. Your Produce will buy more'goods at ry than any other place in town. ee him bet ore selling your Produce.

Our

'XERTE SEEKS.'' Tnis wonderful remedy

Btlin-

1.00 1.00

10.50

.oy

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ROST,

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thirtv

days we

in Tndian-

Tail

T.til-

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Tail-

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and: Durability!

Arc the chief points of excellence in the stock of

Buggies, Carriages, Backboards and Carts

Thatjwe handle. Wo sell the celebrated Troy Buggy Works' and the Conuersville Buggy Co's Goo Is. Everything nobby aud nice in ... ._ the way of a vehicle. See us lor Harness, Whips, Lap

C. Spreads, Etc. A lull and complete line.

Gerge Abraham,

1 2 We.s*. Main Street.