Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 November 1894 — Page 3

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MME. A. RUPPERT pnyB: "1 appreciate thefnet that there are man thouBnndsof ludlesintheOnltod States thnt would like

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my World-Renowned KACK ISI.EAOH: but bavo been kept from doing so on accountof price.which Isf2.no per bottle or It bottles taken together, (5.00. In order that all of these .y haro an opportunity, I will (slvo toovery caller, absolutely free, a sumplo bottle, and

S yln order to supply those ont city,or in any partof the

World,I will send It safely packed In plain wrapper alt chaiyos prepaid, for 25 cents, silver or stamp."

In every enseal Trecklcn, plmptps.motb, lowness,blackheads,acno,cciem:i.oUiness,roughnoM, or any discoloration or dt?en--e of tlie skin, and wrinkles (not oaused by f:n-in 1 expression) TACM BLEACH removes absolutely. It docs not oover up, aa cosmetlcfl do, but Is a cure. Addresa

HADAMKA. BXXPPEKT,(D»il.O. NO. East 14th St.. NEW YORK Cl"*»

im a CnuiiiaiKu I,io. The report current this week to the effect that the P. O. S. of A., camp was pushing election mutters, was a ground leas he, and tho who star

ignominious enipo

such a Rag is surely one io

fears the t• iack hall of any secret order I he may attempt to onter. The Pa! ,tic Order Soil.-if America body in atn -nse, and tl, officers in tn. lodge are

is not a po'i :cal three richest tried ami true

need question that U' I cur who first circulate-1 ble-minded whimp wt,., his fellow-men. The l' motto is '-Cod, Our Order."

('rawforuKville,

K*V. IXOWC'M LAST .Sumluy.

Democrats wit: Parke:- Willi?. I'resi- j-half that amount in insurance otiiu: Howard K. (iriffith, Treasurer, and Fount Easting M:,«ter of Form-. P. U.S. of A. is truly purely an American Order with princi|.'"s strictly within the bounds of re-ison ..nd law. No one

tho w. rthless the lie a feeis shunned by

O. S. of A.'s 'nintry and Our

Two largo audiences greeted Rev. W. J. Eiowe at tho Christian church, Sunday morning and evening, to listen to his farewell Bermons. He delivered two excellent discourses and bade his conregation a kind farewell. Having had a fine proposition otrered him to take charge of a church iu L«exir.gton, Ky., no will leave at once for that place a: also on account of his wife's heaMh whicij has been poorly since their dent:^ here. We regret to have brother Howe and his estimable wife go from us, but as it is to their advantage wo say let it be and offer our best wishes for the future.

Kntcrf aiiird. Through gome mistake we failed to make mention lor the delightful reception given by Postmaster Ed Voris and wife to about one hundred and fifty of their friends, at the beautiful West Main street home, on last Friday evening, in our last issue. The affair was one of the most enjoyable social happenings of the season and shall not soon be forgotten by those fortunate enough to be present. The homo was most beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and carnations, and a tempting repast was served in courses. Tho guosts did not all depart until a late hour, and carried with them the highest esteem of Mr. and Mrs. Voris as entertainers.

Who (lave Him Awnyf Taylor Robbing, the L/afayotto jai

breaker, in giving in his osperience to the Lafayette Courier said: "I got off the train in tho hills this side of Crawfordsville and hobbled to town. The first man I met knew me and I began to give up hope. My leg was terribly swollen and I went to the house of the only friend I had there to have it attended to. That is what caused my arrest the man I first met gave me away, I think, and I was caught. If you think for a a moment that I enjoyed my freedom you aro badly mistaken."

A New Agent For the Review. Monday we secured ,the services of Mr. T. V. Crayton, as our agent and correspondent at Waynetown. Mr. Crayton is thoroughly qualified as such and has been engaged iu the newspaper work for years, having started up three papers. He is one of Waynetown's moBt energotic business men and is one of the firm of McKeehan & Crayton. Mr. Crayton will be glad to take your subscription for a year and can promise you tho best newspaper in the county and devoted strictly to the interests of the county and its fanning men. Consult him for anything you may need in our line.

Dir» of IliH InjurieH. Samuel Martz, who was internally injured and whoso wife received a broken arm in a runaway accident near the Monon crossing northeast of the city last Friday, died from his injuries Saturday evening, and a solemn funeral occurred on Monday. Mr. Martz was an old and respected citizen of this county and his untimely taking off is lamented by all. Mrs. Martz is slowly improving and will recover.

S We are Sole Agents and Headquarters tor all of Yount's Woolen Goods

Firo ut Indianapolis, Saturday morning a disastrous fire at Indianapolis consumed the Indiana Med ical, Indianapolis Natural and Artificial Gas Companies offices and several other concerns, at a trreat loss. The flacker Library in the Scottish Rite building was destroyed. This library contained some of tho most valuable books on Masonry in the country. Tno loss will reach about S12i),00C, with about one-

To-dny's Football 1 Blue. About all the Tippecanoe county residents came down from Lafayette to-day to assist iu forcing tUe victory over Wabash in her game with Purdue this afternoon. It will bean exciting game and tho winners cannot be guessed at. Our boys are prepared to hold them down and may possibly beat them. An admussion of 50 cents was tho price per head to witness the slaughter.

Death of an Infant. 'v5 An infant child of Charles Peterson and wife died November !$, iu Indian Territory, and the remains wore brought hero to tho home of John Duckworth, in Highland, where Rev. E. B. Thomson of the First Presbyterian Church, conducted the funeral Monday afternoon. Mr. Peterson lost his house here by fire a week ago and all coming so near together renders his lot a particularly sad one.

A I'eeiiliar Accident. i' Sunday Mrs. Harris and babe came in from the country to spend tho day with her father, James O'Dair who lives back of the college. The little child was giveu the freedom of the house and soon discovered a tub of water and fell into it. The family discovered its wherebouts just in the niche of time and pulled it out unconscious. It was a very close call.

\Vc*k of Prtt.ver. This has been tho week of prayer for all young men over the country, and daily meetings have been held at tho city and college Y. M. C. A.'s. It is an annual occurrence and has been produc tive of much good.

Notice.

Persons desiring to buy. sell or trade either town or country property, or to borrow or loan money on first Mortgage will do well to call at tho Auditor's office. JOHN L, GOBEN.

purity try the Clipper's

For age and liquors. The Crawfordsville boys all came home to vote.

Over 60,000 miles of railroad center in the Windy City. Sweet and Bour wines—anything you want—at the Clipper.

O. U. Perrin Sundayed with his parents, near Stone Bluff. Try one of those elegant "Manhattans," at the Clipper.

The purest and beet whiskies constantly on hand'at the Clipper. Stephen Beech is in Indianapolis serving on the United States grand jury,

Mrs. Davis and daughter, Miss Emma, will leave Monday for Richmond, Mo., to spend the winter.

Wanted—Some sort of a genius to invent a patent consoling machine for the use of defeated candidates.

Mrs. C. J. Head entertained a company cf friends very charmingly at her home, on Wednesday afternoon.

Tude Hamilton has returned from tho Plaintield Keeley Institute, cured, and is again ready to cry auction sales.

Next Tuesday the grand first annual chrysanthemum exhibit of this city opens at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium.

The local editor cast his first vote this week, so please be sparing with your criticisms on the news of this issue.

The recent rains have to a certain extent checked the progress ot the forest lires, which have been raging furiously.

Six persons were received into mem-

bership in the Methodist Church last Sunday morning. Five were baptised. Pure whiskey for medicinal purposes, the yery best in the city, can be had at Muhleisen's C.ipper, South Green street.

The "Devil's Auction," at Music Hall last Saturday night, drew a large audience and the play was bettor than it was last season.

For what reason do

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many Craw-

fordsville boys spend their Sundays in Ladoga? Last Sunday about a dozen went down. Girls where are you?

Marshal James Grimes received a reward of $r0 for the return to Lafayette of Taylor Kubbins, who broke jail there last week anil was arrested by tho police here.

Several peisons are in mind to fill tha vacancy caubed by the resignation of Elder \V. ,1. llowe, of tho Christian Church, but nothing definite is known as yet. By Christmas they will probably have a regular pastor.

Is their any news in the

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A'eek? If you think there is. tell your neighbor and induco hiin to subscribe for one year. The subscription price is ouly ene dollar and you can do him trocd as well as ourselves. Get in line and try it one year.

The Purdue football team played Staggs' team of the Chicago University on Saturday last, in Chicago, and succeeded in doing them by a score of 10 to G. Purdue is no easy game after all and will hustle our Wabash team in their game this afternoon.

Such an audience turned out to hoar Rev. E. B. Thomson at the First Presbyterian Church last Sunday morniug that extra chairs had to be secured. Rev. Thomson is a very popular minister and has always commanded great admiration for his able sermons. A large crowd heard him in tho evening.

Something new in the way of Friday afternoon ontortainments is under headway in the City High School. Last Friday afternoon recitations and tableaux descriptive of several of Longfellow's famous pieces, took place in the Assembly room. These will occur frequently in illustration of the works of numerous writers and authors, and it will prove a source of much good to the High school pupils.

Children Cry for

Pitchers Castorla*

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HQUAKE.

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lliria)|£ and Vuebto.

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Nov. T.—The earth­

quake extended to a, number of towns in the states of Vera Cruz, Hidalgo, l'uelilo and Mexico. The damage in this city is estimated at $250,000.

The press here as a unit declare too much forbearance has been shown toward natem rn.

President Diaz and a number of prominent men have attended a trial test of the new Mondragon rifles. Tho results iin-.er experienced experts were most satisfactorv.

Going: Home with His Sou'i Body. Sr. PAVI..

Minn., Nov. 5.—William

Goodsell of Butternut lake. Wis., passed through .St. I'aul last night on his way home with the remains of hla only soil, David, who perished in the Hinckley forest fire. Voting Goodsell had a claim near Pokegama, and until a day or two his fate was unknown.: His father had searched for many •weeks for his son's body and disinterred a large number of bodies of victims, lie finally found the corps* of his son. which l:e fully identified.

Publlglien Want Scale Kedueed.

DETUOIT, Mich., Nov. 5.—A strike involving every Knglish daily paper in the city is one of the probabilities of the near futui-e. Kor several months the publishers have been endeavoring to secure a new scale of wages for compositors that would reduce the present scalc somewhat, but the men refuse. As all the dailies here use type setting machines for composition and as expert operators for these machines are not numerous a strike would be a very serious afi'air for the uat«ra-

A Great Slaughter of Dry Goods

At the Campbell Corner, recently purchased by Myers & Charni. This stock will

SOLD REGARDLESS OF GOST!

To make room for one of the Finest and Newest Stocks in the City.

As the like of this Cut was never known in this City. Remember the Place^ The OLD CAMBELL CORNER.

MVEBS & OBABNt

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Operating Old Sperry Mill.

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tie lias treated for many yearn curable ilinoaBu« of the Eye, Ear, Noso, Throat, .Stomach, Kidneys aud Bladdor. Catarrh, Epilepsy and Tumors positively cured, NO FAILURE.

All Painful Ailments of Women Qaiclcly Cured.

Kor five years tho doctor was elinlenl assistant at tho Womon's Hospitals iu (tarmany and Franco. During that time he had the oivre of more than flvo thousand cases of diseases of

that we are about out of wheat. We want and must have

Fifty Thousand Bushels

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UL Xl aiiollllclll CHRONIC (only) MAI.ADIKSCAN HE AFI'OKDKD AT THE RATR OP $5 PER MONTH, MEDICINES INCLUDED, llo knows full well that daily fees from five to ten timet) as much are frequently extorted. He also knows that on account of high prices charged by Specialists, thousands annually perish for waul of care and medicine, and he is therefore moved to place his fees within tho roach of all classes.

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