Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 August 1894 — Page 3

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For two car loads of new ''Household (Joods and everything in niv store will 1:0 at

FlmtCostJ

Until the stock is reduced. New and second hand goods bought and sold. Moved to 126 X. Green St. Don't get in the.IC

wrung |,lace.P-aTlioinpsoii.

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^O i'ICiC OF A l'l'l 1 N'l'.M KNT,

Kstalo ol' William S. IS iil:n-'1, lo.-i «S«M.1 Niilifu Is hereby eiven ilmt tli.' undorsi^iH'il lins been .-ippuinleil nud ilulv qualified us Administrator, of the e^liite of William S. Mallard, late of MonU'omory eoiinty, In-llfiiiri. deoi'iimmI. Said estate in supposed to le solvent.

T1I.UII.MAN K. ISAI.I.AUI) A.liu.

Dated .luly l.'i, lsstI.

CREAM BAL

CATARRH

QltyRRH

nUKkly absorbe CieatlSe* tho

Alliys Pain and Inllama.ation Heals I he Sores! .'s ion's 1 hi S.-nees Of Taste ftivl

Smell.

Protects Uic Motn'mane from Additional (..'old.WILL"CURE

HAY-FEVER A pnrllclo isappliod into IlL'roeable. 1' l'i''e ,ji) i'u 11!s mail. iCI.Y liUOTll KliS, New Yoiij,

e.vll nostril ami is it Druggists: or by 5U Warreu btroei,

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Ciroeeries for Country Produce and give you a square deal every time.

.Spot Ca^li

Will buy lots of goods at our store. Conic in and see.

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M3 K. starker Street.

PLUMBERS AND GAS

FITTERS.

We have an expert plumber and make 'a specialty of piping houses for water privileges. We

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tract work all over the te® County. See us before buying a

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A full stock always 011 hand.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

1 2 1 S re S re

FLY-FIEND.

Will positively protect Horses and Cattle from any annoyance from Flies, t*nats ami Inserts «»f overy kind, improves appearance of coat, dispensing with tly nets. Heeommouded by thousands. Try it and b«» coin incril. Price of "Kly-lleml/' inclmlin^ itrush, quart fans, $1.00 haif-^allon. §1.75: one irallon, ?*J.r»0. On»* pallon will last hea«l of horses or cattle ail entire season. P.eware of Imitations. AcMress Crn-mit Allf. Co.. Indiunu \ve.,Pliil.

THE PALACE

Meat lvic

Will meet you with special prices for the thres-ung season in fresh

licet, Mutton, Lamb, Veal or Pork.

Also .Bolognas, Salted and Cured meats of all kinds. •Three markets: 119 S. Washington St east Market

St.,JAS.

and Blair St: See us.ISRAEL.

Wells' iloosiev Poultry Powder, A positive and speedy cure for cholera, jfapes, roop and all diseases of chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys. Is composed of the purest and best drugs obtainable and is the best egg producer known. The price of one fowl invested in this remedy will ward oil' disease from the whole (lock. Price

2"» cts. Sold by Nye & Booe.

Brnnker's

Carminative Balsam, the great stomach and bowel Remedy, is still working wonders. For sale by all druggists.

DOCTOR

Hanslma

Late Irum tiic Leading Hospitals of (ierinany, Kngland and France. ...

(•RAW FOKUNVILLK.

W I IS IT

APd'sT ID ami

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BOBBINS'1: HOUSE. 111

now regularly every tour weeks.

He has treated for the last iwentytwo vears curable diseases ot the

Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat. Stom

ach. Kidneys and Bladder.

Positively cured, no Failure. S:"

Kor Jive yars the doctor was clinical assistant at the Women's Hospitals in Udrmahy ant! Vjfrtneo. During that timo lie had the care »i 111 ve than live thousand ca*os of diseu^eri v\ wom^ji in "vrv possible l'»ir*M.

Cured.

VOUUK

and middle :tu'"d men who are suile:from u«'rvous exhaustion and debility, 'impaired memory, low spirits, irritab.e temper, dj£d the thousand and oir derangements oi jftiti'li-nd hody that result from unnatural evil habits,contracted through iguorance, cured

oi»ilep-?y,

dread insanity.

•Examina,tion Given Free in every case. Consultation German. English and French.

Lite is not long enough lor any one man to learn ad there is to learn of the art of medicine, but I)U. IIANSLM\\H has given his entire tineam! hi*1 life's best-.work to the studv-ot theabovo line 01 'Ureases. Theivtore he wdl cure where oth"rs fail, .Homo address,

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Itis'the duty ol overyoni'. wht-ther atliomeor traveling tor pleasure or biisiiiess, to equip himself with the remedy which will keep up strength and prevent illness, and to cure such ills as are liable, to come upon all in every ua\ life.. For instance. Hood's Sarsaparilla as a general tonic, and lo keep the.blood pure and less liable to absorb the germs of disease will be well nigh imaluable. Change of drink ing water often causes serious trouble, especially if one lias been used to a spring water in the country. From a few drops to a teaspoont'ul of Hood's Sarsaparilla io a tumbler of water re at ha vi a in jurious effect.

Hood's Vegetable 1'ills. as 1 cathartic, cause 110 discomfort. 110 disturbance, 110 loss of sleep, but assist the digestive organs, so that satisfactory resu'ts are effected in a nat ural and regular manner.

When Baly was sick, we cave h-r Castnria. When she was a Child, she crieil for Castoria. When she became Miss, she elun^' to t'astoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castorlu.

The proeesss of stereotyping years old.

lb".

andalia Excursions.*

To many Michigan points, Aug. .1 1th. Only one faro round trip, good "JO days to return. To Terro Haute, Aug. 1.'! to IS, one faro the round trip. Special train service will bo given. To Warsaw and return, one fare round trip every day until Aug. 1st. good to return including Aug. 2nd. Aug. 27 to 2!). inclusive one fare round trip to Vincennes and return, on account of Catholic Knights return to Aug. .'51. July 28 to 30, ono fare round trip, on account of Sunday school celebration. To Toledo, Ohio, and return July 2D to .'31, one fare round trip to return Aug G. I'ateB on for the Shades, Maxinkuckee. Bass Lake and many other points.

J. C. HUTCHINSON,

Agent.

I)o You Take a Vacation? If BO, you'll be interested in the handsome summer tourist book of the Queen and Crescent Route. Send 4 cents in stamps to W. C.

RINEARSON,

G. P. A„

Cincinnati, O., and get a copy.

7 2 in.

FROM OVER THE SEA.

FIGHTING REPORTED AT BLUEFIELDS NICARAGUA.

-.iM-.at.' ym ttli lit I'rosross to .Sottlo till! .11 OHi ill to Const Dispute Alltliorl-: tlon htrlvlng to Koip Cliini'se anil

Apart lit iili tii| liai.

COLON,

Columbia, Aiiff. (i.—There

has been liylitiny at the 1'luelieUls Mulls, it is reported, without any advantage having been gained by eitlier side. Chief Clarence is leading' the Mosquito Indian.- who are aided by a number of Amerieans. Gen. Cabezas, the Xiearngiiaii eorc-mander, denies lie I is to be relieved or that he has received orders to change liis policy. It is expected the present struggle will be desperate. The Indians will tight stubbornly, though it is thought the

Jamaicans may abandon them at a critical time. Another Hritisii warship has been ordered to the Mosquito coast from the West Indian station, it is said. American and British marines are still on shore and will remain there to protect foreigners. The Mosquito commissioners have bought a quantity of a.'ms which have been stored here nearly a year. The arms have been shipped to the coast On a chartered schooner.

KI:M' i\ SHANOUAI.

RoKideut ,fa|M Alvim*.I to Kim'p Away from tin! Chlnt'sr.. SlIAN*nr.\r, Aug. 11.—Tile rumor current to the eifect that the Japanese

CATARRH, EPILEPSY AND TUMORS

fleet lliul ca tl,rut

three iueu-of-war

has not been confirmed. It is believed

here the the report is possibly a rehash of the reports of the prior engagements of the lleets. As yet there has been

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electro vacuum treatment. Such habits if not eurod result lu loss of nmiry power, wreck ih" constitution and sometimes produce sol'ieuinc of rhi brain,

paralysis, and ev.-n

THli lKtCTUii will he pleased to .-e*' y-.u whether you take treattnent or not. lie holds all professional dealings strictly confidential. No ease so bad that he cannot. h'KLl HVE Oil CUKK.

disorder in Shanghai

growing cut of the war beyond a few trifling encounters between Japanese and Chinese rowdies. The municipal council has appointed a rendezvous for the volunteers in the event of an emergency arising that will require their services, but no anxiety is felt as to the safety of Europeans. The Japanese association, which includes among its members the leading Japanese of Shanghai and vicinity, has issued a waning to the Japanese residents that they must behave themselves and avoid any act that would tend to precipitate a conflict with the Chinese. They are particularly warned to keep away from the Chinese quarter of the city a a to re a in a a a possible within the confines of their own settlement.

Riots at Kobe and Takn.v

LONUOX.

Aug. (1,— A dispatch re

ceived in this city from Shanghai reports that serious riots have occurred at Kobe, Japan, and Taku, China. In the latter place the Chinese openly inBulted the members of the Japanese embassy, who were returning to Japan from l'ekin.

/.iiniiicriusin Kuils His IforeiRii Season. PA1:1 S. Aug. ij.—A. A. Zimmerman, the well known American bicyclist, yesterday made his Inst appearance for the season, lie took part in a 2,000-meter race at the Seine Velodrome and won easily.

PICNIC PARTY HURT.

Wagon CollliicH With an Eloetrio Car anil Injures Many Fnople. BKI.I.AIKE,

Ohio, Aug. 0.—While re

turning from St. Clairsville about midnight, a picnic wagon in which were twenty-five persons drove onto Whisky llun bridge, traversing the tracks of the Wheeling & Bellaire electric railway. A car in charge of Motorman McConnaghy was being run

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a supposedly clear track, when

it came upon the wagon at full speed, hurling it ofV the bridge with all its occupants and the four horses. There was a sheer fall of twenty feet Two of the four horses were killed, the other crippled, eight of the passengers were seriously injured and the others more or less hurt. Emmett Pickett, the driver ot the wagon, is not expected to live. Both the car and the wagon were completely wrecked.

IJlssiHtrou.4 Fir© in Turner, 111. TUKNEH, liL, Au"\ 0.—A disastrous fire that for a time threatened to wipe out the entire business portion of the village occurred here at U':10 o'clock yesterday morning. The only thing that saved the entire business portion of the town was the fact that no wind was blowing. The otigin of the fire is unknown. The losses are as follows: Edward Stephens, two buildings, SI, "00, insured for SS00 Ed NorthroDe, SiiOO 011 shoe store and household goods, insured for S-100 S. Brimes, on barber furniture, $800, insured for S !00 Mrs. M. A. Briggs, building and furniture. H,.100, insured for SI,200 Campbell & Kruse, stock of hardware, damage town hall slightly damaged brick building of Michael Fussier, walls badly damaged, S500, insured. The movement on foot to build water works will now ba pushed.

Congressman*H Daughter Eloppg. IIAGEHSTOWM, Mil, Aug., r.—M is* Livina L. Harris, daughter of Congressman Harris of Kausas, was married here last night at a hotel to Wade Bohannon, a liveryman oi Luray, Va. It was a runaway match. Miss Harris had been attending a seminary at Luray, where she met Bohannon.

Major Worth's Court Martial. OMAHA,

of Fort Omaha, is to be brought to trial Aug. 13 on the charge of disobeying the Lincoln order in ordering Private Cedarquist to shoot at a target on Sunday. The court martial order has been issued, and the major ia "in arrest" in military parlance.

BASEBALL,

Pcrrctitnge of llio Various CIulM In the .National LCHKUO.

Yesterday's games did not change the order of the Rational league percentage column. The standing of the clubs lollows:

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Ha-toiis li'.iluiiiures. Xtr.v Vur! s.

OLt!\olands

Giirao.-i Per 1'luyoJ. Won. Lost. Cen t. .. 55 :JO 617 5i 31 634 ... b5 5:1 :ta .. .si •IS li 57

.. -Mi 4(5 •10 i5 ... 81 4 I b'M .. .fcIS 41 518 ... b5 LJ *15 J71 .. 85 38 •17 4 17 ....90 37 :t 411 87 J'J 5S .. 25 01 •ji»i

PftllaUolphias Ur'cokiyn.s Ciuchinatia Cbieajjos St Louis Lou-sville.-i .. W'uslilnj tons.. (inuics were played yesterday as follows:

At Chicago: Ohlvago 0 0— S Cincinnati ...o .0 10 0—1

At Louisville: Loaisvillo ........... 1 0003000 1—5 St. I.oulii ...11 1 0 0 0 0 1— a

Saturday's games: .'it Chicago—Caieago, JO. Louisville,

At pi Its bur Louis, 5. At Cleveland lands,

-Pittsb'irgs, 11 St.

Cineiiinatis, S Cleve- I

At Xew York—New 1!rooklj- lis, S— :s. At Boston—Bostons, tons, -1.

Yorks,., 10-9

Washing?

At Philadelphia —Bal tiinores, Philadelphias, 1..'.

yire In a Man of \V: r. AI.I.I-.,IO, Cal., Aug. -j.—A lire broke I outon the United States man of war

M.mon aiiout 7:.lo this morning and it was three hours before the ilaines couid be extinguished. The vessel was put in the big dock at Mure Island last Monday. The fire was confined I to the ward room and the shell room on the port side and was very dliHcult to reach, it being necessary t?„py»t through the side ot the ship anddojvn through the deck. The vessel is built of white oak and the fire raged I ticrcoly. The cause of the lire is unknown, but it is supposed to havo I

filiated in some waste. The loss is $-'.000.

Fire Disturbs a HuHeball Came. CHICAGO, Aug. »«. Fire broke out in the grand stand at the West Side baseball park yesterday afternoon during the progress of the game between the Chicago and Cincinnati clubs. A Sunday crowd of '.i,0i0 people were in attendance. The llames leaped out in an incredibly short time, and a wild panic ensued, except among those occupying seats in the sections farthest from the scene of tho fire. It is estimated that at least 200 .were more or less injured, although none fatally.

I'ictnlmrR A. II. l'-nrampmeiit. PiTTsiiiTitu, Pa.. Aug. ii.—The more than 1,300 committeemen comprising the citizens' executive board of l'ittsuurg are hustling to make the twentyeighth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, to be held here in September, a big success. '1 he indications are for a great turnout of veterans. It is expected that '•en. Harrison and Gov. McKinley will attend. Gov. Pattisou and his stall will be guests of honor also.

Sle.'it for the Huttliliig Asiatlea. KANSAS CITY, MO., Aug. (i.1—Tho Armour Packing company of Kansas City recently received a cablegram from Yokohama, Japan, from the Mikado's government, asking for its price

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500,000 pounds of canned

corned boef for tho Japanese army. The company cabled its answer anil has opened negotiations with the Chinese legation at Washington.

Kx-Uov. Hlair Dtiail.

At sox, Mich., Aug, o.—Ex-Gov. Austin Blair, Michigan's "war governor," passed away at his home in this city at 1:2') o'clock this morning. His death was peaceful. He had been ill for some time with a complication of diseases. The funeral, it is expected, will be made a notable event Arrangements for it will be announced probably to-day or to-morrow.

Duel

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the Street at Decatur.

DKCATUH,

111., Aug. (5.—Yesterday

Deputy Sheriff Sam Holmes attempted to arrest Amos Lash of Cisco, Pratt county, OJI a charge of selling liquor without license. Lash, who was armed with two revolvers, broke away and as he fled through an alloy opened tire on Holmes, who returned it. The fusillade was kept up for two blocks, when Holmes ran out of ammunition. Lash was finally shot in the arm and leg and captured.

Youthful Horsethief.

AI.i'AHAISO, lnd., Aug. G.—Horso thieves are doing successful work in this part of the state lately. Friday night a horse was stolen near here, last nig-ht five were stolen near liiglow mills, twelve miles southeast and yesterday George Bradford, a 14-year-old boy from Kearney, Neb., was arrested near here with a horse he had stolen near Crown Point Ho was try inf to get into Michigan.

Mioots

Neb., Aug. C.—Major Worth,

His Wife and Then llluigelf.

XKW

YOHK,

CLINTON,

Aug. 0.—At No. 1490

Second avenue at 8 o'clock yesterday, Joseph Hunt, 40 years old, a paperhanger, shot and instantly killed his wife, Rebecca, 37 years of age, and then shot himself. He will die. Hunt was drunk when ho committed the crime.

Aileep on the Track.

Iowa, Aug.

G»—Homer

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infants

child's medicinc.

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li.-j lbs ollow siiijai ..........:: 23 lbs hx •Jl lbs Kid^ewood A Sni»fir 20 lbs (iranulat«id Su^ar.... •A) lbs FiMiit Powder

50 lbs Pride of Peoria Flour...* 5n lbs Kureka -... .- -5 I OS :a) lbs o. lbs ). K. 50 lbs Washburn Hest...... cr»ibs 50 lbs Pijlsbury's C5 lbs 50lbs(}old Medal Flour •5 lbs ./)ib.s hue House Flour, No. 1 lbs *•.. 50 lbs 50 lbs Purity

Taylor, son of City Marshal Frank Taylor of Brockton, 111., was struck by aa east-bound Northwestern passenger train going forty miles an hour and instantly killed. Taylor was asleep oa (he track.

and

Children.

IHIRTY years' observation of Castorin. -witli tho pa.f-'niingo of

millions of perwonii. permit 11s to spcalr. of it without, finessing.

.... .It is unquestionably tins best ronioly for Infinite and Children

tlio worH Kas ovor known. It is liarmlesH. Chiltlrou lileo it. It

fjivos tliom health. It will snvo their liven. In it Mothers li:ivo

womething which is absolutely safo and practically perfect. r.s

Castoria destroys Worms.

Castoria allays FoverislMions.

Castorin. prevents vomiting Sour Curd.

Castoria euros Diarrhooa_nnd Wind Colic.

Castoria relieves Teething Troubles.

Castoria euros Constipation and Flatulency.

Castoria neutralizes tho effeots of carbonic acid gas or poisonous aifc

Castoria doos not contain morphino. opium, or other narcotic proporty.

Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach and bowels,

giving haalthy and natural sleep.

Castoria is put up in one-sir.o bottles only. It is not sold in bulk.

Don't allow any 0110 to sell you anything else on tho plea or promiso

that it is "just aw good" and "will answer every purpose."

See that you got C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.

Tho facsimile signature of

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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

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A. S. .15 RI 15 A KICK, A. if. M. O. The (ireate.st Iiagnostician of the Nineteenth Century. .•:

Wo guainntee to 5 jier eeut. ot all t'hronie Ihseasos given u\ by general praentioiioifti and "so called" Specialists. Diseases of Inspiratory Orirans:—i.'atarr!?, Asllimn, (.'onhumptioiit Aphonia (Loss of Voice,* UroneliHis. I'letinsy. Coui:li. ete. Diseases ol' the Heart—Palpitation, iVrieardius, Valvular Diseases, KnlarL-ciiient or Uypnrtiephy. Angina lVetot ja, e'c. Diseases of Digestive Dr^aus—Dyspepsia, (Jas, Watenvash. Satr Stoma--) Gastritis, Cancer, Nouralgia o£ Stomach, ete. Diseases of liowois—Constipation, (. v»nie Dj.- )ioea. Catarrhal Inllamation, Tape Woim, Lead Colic, ete. Diseases of Liver—.! undiee. r^natitis. Biliary Calculi ((Jail Stones) etc. Diseases of the Crinary N«-ph Hriglit^lsease, Cystitis, ineontineueo ol I/rlue. (Jravel, Prostatitis (lnllamatiom of Prostate idand,) I: iarfiemenl of Prostate. Diseases of Nervous System—Headache, Vertiue, ParalM-, Ataxia. !ilensy, Catalepsy, St Vitus Danee, Nervous PiostratiMii. Diseases of Skin—.Acne, !{ed No- Facial Pdemishes. Kczema, Krithema, Sait Kheuin, Priekly lleaf, ete. Diseases of the Pdoou ueiuia, Scut vy, Itheiunatism, liout. Cancer, Syphilis, Diabetes, KrysipUrs, Scrofula,etc. Kem.-.o Diseases jiermnnently and painlessly outed by our new Kreneh Method. Diseares Peculiar to Men—Absolutely cured without use of instruments, pain or inconvenience emi for our book upon Ui»- tro of Stricture, sent free to any address,

Those unable to call send for oopy of "Medical Hints4' and «juestion blat Etido^o 2 cenC--stamp for postage.

DBS. BRUBRAKBR & AYR3S.

No. 1. 'j. and 5 Fair Dioelc. e'ppos'te Fnion Station) Indianapolis, Ind. Consultation in Kng« lish atid lionna free. riors open ft cm a. in. to S:MM p. in. Sundays, a. in. to '2 p. m,

WHITE HOUSE GROCERY

103 South Washington Street.

.$1 0 1

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•is on every wrapper.

i' ui Apricots Plunis i\ (ireen tiago Plums .... l.emon dim: Peaches ....

1 00 1

... 501 ro:i I 75 •7 10 1 ... 5 20 1 t'O 1 1 W 1 »'r0 1 -iuii

Whit«'heaUi Peaches..!.... Standard Peaches.

YolUm Peaches

lilack hemes P.artlett Pears best, lomatot's I-JUO

flomatres

mo orn Apples

hO gallon can Apples .... 1 oo gallon can Peaches 50 American (doss starch, per ib. nil A lino Cracker, per lb

J5(iallon can Aprleots I oo A Fine Baking Powder 50 P.est otTeo in tho «:ity..

McMullen & Robb. IT'S A GOLDEN HABVEST

During the threshing season we can furnish nice

Fresh and Cured Meats.

Including Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork in any quantity desired.

Meats, like the harvest, are good and will be sure to please yeu. Come in and see us at 203 south Washington street.

Weil Sc -A_roliey.

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