Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 November 1894 — Page 4

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THE DAY SET.

On November 15th we will sell the corn at auction and invest the proceeds in

Turkeys For Thanksgiving.

Brills on your corn and assist us in aiding a worthy cause.:.

Come and see us when von need anything in

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We liave tiie Goods, we have the Prices, and what we need is Customers.

LEE S. W ARNER,

ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, MERCHANT TAILOR, HATTER AND FURNISHER.

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EPH JOEL'S OLD STAND CORNER MAIN AND WASHINGTON STREET

Next week 1 1-3 tare on all Kail roads entering Crawfordsville on account of Chrysanthemum Show.

How Politicians: Adyertise.

Politician* are tho be.t advertised men in the world. Wherever von 1^0, in whatever land you may travel, politician-, are the best known men in that country, loll of a man who is better advertised in this countrv than. •Mcivinley. 1 ell us if est. Reed, Mill. Harrison. Cleveland. Mrs. Lease and Cicorge Oswald are not about as well advertised as anv people you know- of. Mow do they do it? The majority of'em begin on babies. Politicians have been known to pick up a cardinal top. freckle-faced, pur nosed baby and kiss it. and go right to a corner drug stoi and drink strong liquor after it, just to get a YOU.

There are politicians who are honest, and some who are not exactly truthful—that is, if they'd cut down a cherry tree they would prove an alibi, or claim it was an "ax ident."' What class of politicians succeed? I he ones who have honest convictions, or honest principles, who believe in themselves, who think they are right and who stick to their principles. W are not in politics. We don't meddle with anything but business, and we are getting plenty of it to meddle with, but we do believe that the idea of the successful politician is right—stick to your principles. Our principal principle is to sell goods for less thrn anybody else does. Our second principle is to sell more of 'era. Our third principle is to sell good goods only. And don't we do it? We are stlling extra heavy Canton Flannel for S' per yard. Look at it you nm see it's the same kind other merchants ask you ioc for. It's the same with bleached and brown muslins, calicos, ginghams. cotton itting, wool flannels, blankets, linens, wool dress goods, cloaks, furs, or anything in our line. We are'headquarters for Dry Goods and can save you money on your smallest purchase trial is all we ask and it we are .-.tic king to our prim iples won't it be to vour interest a well as ours?

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It Pays To Trade at the Big- Store.

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BLEW OFF AN ARM.

An 18 Year Old Boy Accidentally Discharges a Load of Shot in His Arm, and Rides Six Mile3 for a

Doctor. Eurly Tuesday mcmim: while limiting along tho creek northeast of Darlington, Robert Vannico met with a serion accident which will probably cause him tho loss of an arm. lie was climbing along the banks with his shotgun in readiness for game when in some manner his foot slipped and he slid down the side of tho bank, catching his nun on something, when it a, discharged and the entire load went through hi.-- arm, shattering the bones in a most b' iriblo manner. The young man picked himself up and hastened home, wheio he saddled his horse with the other arm and started for Darlington, a distance of six miles, to have the wound attended to. The trip wiih made quickly and safely, and Drs. Dunnineton and Berryman dressed the injured member, which can hardly lie saved owinr to the extreme manner in which it shattered. The young man displayed the greatest nerve throughout and is a remarkably brave lad. (is home is at Kingsley's Chapel

V. M. ('. \. llonril MorlO Tuesday night the board of directors of the city V. M. C. A helcl a meeting and voted in 'JO new members. From all reportr, the association is on the increase and is more prosperous than it has been for some lime. They have an encouraging report for the Quarter Centennial meeting of the state as ciations, at Columbus this week and the following persons went down as delegates to represent our Association: Messrs. Claud Travis. W. II. Jackson. Sect'y Hauser. l'rof. E t!. Norton, if.

Sigmond. D. 1' Smith. Fred.ijliregg and ClitI Noris. They will returnJMondav.

Money to loan 011 farms and improved I city property at li and 7 per cent. No delay. ?It

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This week a young married man rented a gun of one of our merchants and taking it home he succeeded in some manner, which v.e failed to learnto empty a shot into his wife's leg. She was not seriously injured, however, and was able to comedown in town and start a rough time- with fbe nur. who rented the gun to her husband. The atTair was linallv settled to the satisfaction of both parties and she went her way not much the worse over the outcome. Everything is again lovely and no one knows a word about it.

Surprised Them.

Tuesday evening more than a score of the frionds of bd Reeder am! wife gave them a happy surprise by coming upon them, with overflowing baskets. It was in honorof Mr. and Mrs. Reeder's l~th anniversary of their marriage. They received some nice presents and will not soon forget the event, nor will the guests whn all enjoyed a most excellent evenw:

\s must slaughter the '.•alr.rcc of the Can pbell stock, to make room for our fall and winter goods. Myers A-' harni. tf

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Aea C. Carter and Clara Mi-Curry. •John M. Huttuij ar. Ai uaA. Bradley.

Edgar II. Henry ami .Ma ale Hitch. "Do. 't puiiiish."

TknnUsgivinfi rrvirr«.

Wi:t beheluthis yen in tho Methodist church. Dr. Cum.ingham will de liver the eermon. All the churches have united for this service.

Al J,ew Elliott's. Saturday last. A boy. Will reside there.

It pays to trade at 'The Big Store.''

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being furthered by the Queen & Crescent Route by means of a special sorieB of monthly excursions to southern points at one fare for the round trip. These rates are in effect from Cincinnati. O.. and Lexington, Ky.. on November Oth and December 4th 'good twenty days from dato of sale for return. They are sold on these dates to all (mints in Kentucky.* Tennessee, Alabama. Mississippi. North and South Carolina, Georgia Florida, (except Key West), and to New Orleans, and all points on our line in Louisiana.

Stop-overs are permited on these excursions at any point Bouth of the Ohio river, within tho final limit of the tickets. This offers an excellent opportunity to those who desire to go South to look into the present great movement of Northern farmers to that section.

The Q. it C. has over a million acres of farms and timber land for sale along its line at.,...^'j.00^'to. $3..p0 per acre, on easy terms.

Send us your namo for advertising matter and any information vou may want as to lands and immigration to the South. Chas. /Cell, ]). 1\ A.. (.Cincinnati. ().: \\". W, Dunnnvant, T. A Clovelar.il. O.: C. A. Haird. T. 1'. A troit. Mich. \V. A. Boeklcr. N. P. A. Ill Adams St.. Chicago. 111.

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And people from the seven: lessons they have received jtiring the past iK months are showing more prudence. The) will show it in 1 uyin^ V: -A

STOVES. FURNITURE, ARPETS AM) HOUSE-HOLD GOODS.

Zack Mahorney & Sons

Desire to have your attention for a few momenta to their large ?nd extensive stock of the above named articles. Xo house pretends to keep as complete, fashionable and varied assortment a- we do. There is no use of your trotting to Indianapolis or Chicago to l. these articles because unless you are foolishly critical we are certain please v».-u. besides savin* YOU car fare ami lime. Have von been up to ee otu

Man'f by

TorallJlHE LYON MEDICINE fif thp CO.

IHDIANAPOLIS

OTOMACH^ JHD. jm$\00 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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WHAT BRINGS RELEASE PROM DIRT AND

GREASE? WHY DON'T

YOU KNOW?

SAPOLIO

NOV/ FOR NOVEMBER!

Dress Goods

Don't Think

Room?

If yon have not conic around, step up

and y:ize on the beauties therein, the \. handy work of the furniture maker, the art the carpet manufacturer.

A roo..i c:.rpet at 5c cents per yard: a beautiful Dresser as low as §i 7 splendid beating stove for $12.

Zack Mahorney & Sons.

The opening month ol winter, the greatest Month the year for Dry Goods trading, we will gcoct this month in a manner befitting it? importance to the Dry Goods Trade by making some prices an

that will cause a comm»tio:i in that line of trade. We are better enabled to do this, because jnat now in the textile market eonces&ions areth« order ot the day. Nobody is in better condition take advantage of these, anil what we get

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caniiot withstand these prie.es. after YOU

have seen the goods.

The laboring Man Speaks.

MUNOX, IND.. May 10, 1S94. I

Lyon Medicine Co., Indianapolis, Ind.: GKNTS —I think it my duty to semi this statement to you of the benefit I have received from LYON'S SEVEN WOXDERS. I have been afflicted for twenty years with stomach trouble of the severest nature. Would have seasons of the severest suffering from one to two months at a time. Hetween these times of suffering was never longer than three months. There was never any time that I was entirely free from misery more or less. These spells of great suffering would sometimes come on with sickness and vomiting, and other times would come on in form of rheumatism, but would finally center itself in my stomach. I have doctored with a great many physicians, but none of them could tell me what the trouble was. I was unable to get relief until I got LYONS SEVEN WONDERS. It is now sixty days since I began taking this medicine, and am now for the first time in twenty years free from pain and misery. I am compelled to say it is a blessing to a poor man. •, J.J. HACKKTT, Blacksmith.

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Natch the papers. The sale will be on upeaial days, unp, two. thref—perhaps four times a week the opportunity will occiii5.

of hnving a dro.v elM-whcre until vou see what jve offtr. A.big saving to vou. ...... .« ..

L. S, AIRES & CO,

INDIANAPOI IS, INDIANA.