Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 December 1894 — Page 5

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DININH CIIAIII.S,

LEATHER OOIOIIES,

LIBRARY CHAIRS,

Great

rt«s*ofV'

KOUND TRIP TICKET TO INDIANAPOLIS.

•J I- YOU W \N'l

I l'"l *1V I k""

omparo iDis inoino'i i'» luf

nii*I I'orr^potulonfe

-1 and Kair lUo

SUGAR

2 a S a 22 liidgcwood A.

We have

Granulated

'•All i'itcka-e Coffee

WARDROBE COLTJI PARLOR SLITS, KOCKKRS,

Or iiiytiiing in

UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE

We will save you a ictdiler's profit, and on a purchase refund your railroad fare io and from Indianapoik upholsterers ol fine Furniture in Indiana. "When in tl way up from tin depot and inspect our line.

THE MAXINKUCKEE CO.

05 S. Illinois St., Indianapolis. Ind.

LOOK AT THIS.

November OpsiiGci WTtli

34,776 Cures.

•. Br 11 baker's

Specific For Stricture

wTilKtitW'tho*

.iiiy case of 1 i!K,1 IIAI. hTKICTI ,l

Furniture

We are selling" Furniture clieiiii. have the finest Lounge for $12.50 ever in the city and in Ited Kooin Suits we the leaders. Hee our $14.50 all-oak Jioom Suit. It is a daisy for the money. We have a lar»'c stock of Dining Koom chairs, tables, side hoards, hook eas»s and anv kind ot chair you call foi.

~:Q ueensware:-

bought

use'of itistriitiients an'l'^wlrh^ul'^raiir^rVucon-

brtll)ll Uii0 of st

anyone of whichV.il not cure one casS out ol a hundred, besides objecting the paliont toun-

of "tile hundreds of testimonials received the l'rom Wisconsin comes this: "1 curea. months.'' tre'itmcnl is al! you claim for it. I am as well ns a boy." right. absolutely eroded send names of ten of my friends wko

n^.HU,^"u„K„

'l1fh

PrAiii Texas Tho groat^st thitttf on lift foi' tlio last "*j years. Am p^rlcily wrll tiud happy.

,,cl sounds, dilators,cutting/etc..

iiav hvl ttK' knife tih*« 1

The Cure is Absolutely Certain and Permanent,

And now is the time to buy. We have bought two car loads and will sell cheap for awhile.

t,-* nn.

month, we Ri*e an extract from .1 f'*w

LMirod. 1 nare gained is pound* in the la^t thr^

•on the

OR IHO

oivft a year

DRS. BRUBAKER & AYERS

INDIANAl'ol.IS, IN'H.

CHEAP!

.oo

1 .00

.21

SCl(l:

a 2'reat man\ new things

in this line for (Christmas We have most complete line of Dinner Sets

citv. Come and s-e.

O W

tin time. to look out for Good, subanlial

FOOT WEAK

ht.

or more, will are the largest

ie c. y, stop on your

THE GRAND

Is the ,il irr to go for Superior (^unlity a 11 .J l.ow prices. Give tliem a call." 1 "J9 uth Washington Street.

C. .1. BRITTON, M. I). C. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.

CJraiJuaxo of Ui« Chicago Veterinary ollr*j o. Treats all fliHunsoa of Domestic AuimM.s. OFKIUK: Over MotTf»tt Morgan's Drug Htoro, ••23

1-5 «NI»I

Main Mtroet. Infirmary

lonal'i\s

the the

111

(J.

SAI.AIIY OK COMMISSION:

V. M«

livery stable, oast Market struct.

AGENTS WANTED1

f.KKAT OFI'KIIS: STKAHY WORK! (.'HOICK

TKUKITOKY

only 11 postal curd will bring full particulars. .Mention this paper in application.

ASM RITY Nli&SERY

iTH TO NON-KESIDKNTS.

CO.

MKNKVA. XKWJYOKK.

Suite of Indiana, Montgomery County: In iho Montgomery Circuit court. November term, 1S9I. .1 .unos T. ti.-ay, Sarah K. (iray. vs. Cbiistian

Null, imH Ills unknown heirs, Andre.w Ii. Fisher and bis unknown heirs, Bartholomew Fishei and liis unknown h«ir-. Complaint No. 11.451. Comes now llui plaintiffs by Hillings A- Hillings. their attorneys. and fllo their complaint heroin, 10 quiet title to lauds in said eninty togetlier with an affidavit that "aid defendants, Christian Null and hid unknown heirs. Andrew l(. Fisher and liin unknown hoiits ltartholomeu Fisher and his unknown heirs aro not residents of the State of Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereby Riven paid defendants thai unless they bo and appear or. M10 xM day of the next term of the .Mrntgomery Circuit Court, the same being t.ho Stli day of January. A. 1)., 1S9."I, al the Conn House in Crawfordsville. in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint. the same will bo In ard and determined in their absence.

Witness my name, and the seal of said Court, affixed nt Crawfordsville, uis lltbdav of NoTcmber A. 11.. ism. WAI.I.ACK Sl'AKKS,

Clerk.

VTOTIOK TO II K! CltKOIToliS. RTC.

A mniHln

estntn M.

In vt»" matter of th Drisk.dl, decearted. In the Montgomery Circuit court, Novemnev term. 1901.

Notic« is hereby t'iven Itiav Walter Jl. .lones. as .^dmiuistraWr of the estate of Amanda M. liriskell. deoeas«l, has presented and filed liis accounts and vouchers in filial sotllemcut of Baid i-sUite, and that the samo will come up for the examination am( actten of said Ciicuit Court onihJ 22nd day of Doeetnber, ISO), at which lime all hniie. oreditorgor legatees of finid estate aro required »o appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said acounts and vouchers sh«uid nDt be Approved, a*d the heirs or aistributoeti »f said entate are also notified to b# ill said Court at vh» lime aforataid and make proof of l»irahip.

W'AI.TKH 1). JONK5", AdmiBist»ftt»ir.

Dated this HHh day ®f November, 18#-

'I he Development o} the South.

Is being furthered by the Queen it i.rescent Route by means of a special series of monthly excursions to southern points at one fare for the round trip. These rates are in effect frotn Cincinnati, O. and Lexington, Ky.. on November Oth and December -1th Jgood twenty days from date of salo for return. They are sold on these dates to all points 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 Ijouiaiana.

Stop-overs are permited on these e.\• etirsions at any point south of the Ohio river, within the final limit of the tickets. This offers an excellent opportunity to those who desire to go South to iooK into the present great movomont of Northern farmers to that section.

The Q. C. has over a million acres of farms and timber land for sale along its liue at $.'!.00 to 55.00 per acre, on easy terms.

Send us your name for advertising matter and any information you may want as to lands and immigration to the South. Chas. W. Zell, D. I*. A.. Cincinnati, O.: \V. W. Dunnavant, T. A. A. Cleveland, O. C. A. Baird, T. P. A., Detroit, Mich.: W. A. Heckler. N. P. A.

are Ill Adams St.. Chicago, 111.

Bed

1'ile.- Piles! Itching Piles.

I Symptoms -Moisture intense itching I ami stinging: most at nicht: worse by I scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form, which often bleed and ulcerat'\ becoming very sore. Swayne's

Ointment stops the itching and bleeding. heals ulceration, and in most eases removes the tumors. At druggists, or by mail, for ."iO cents. Dr. Swayne A' Son. Philadelphia. ni. -JO-Cm.

-How to Cure All Skin Diseases." Simply apply -Swayne's Ointment." No internal medicine reuipred. Cures tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, bands, nose. le.iving the skin clear, white aril healthy. Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other remedy Ask your druggist for Swayno's Ointment. ot.-'JO Om.

Money at 1-and r. Pep Out. The Iloosier State Huilding Association of Crawfordsville. Indiana, makes loans on farm and city property or, the basis of 1 and 5 per cent. 0, M. CKAwroitn. Pres.

JOHN M. Seiiru/., secy.

HIGHLY ENTilKTAlNED

Himself—Did a Stranger at the Ladoga

Monon Station, Monday Afternoon

While the Agent Tnrned His BackOn Monday afternoon a stranger sought rent on the beautiful upholstered benches in the elaborate Monon. station at Ladoga. He was weary and closed bis pale blue oyes in peace tvhilo be prepumptionally wandered off into the land of Nod. flin sleep was a mistake he was playinp: 'possum. Thu depot agent now knows it at fearful cost For while he had occasion to leave his pest in looking after some shipments, the strange guest wroto out a personal invitatatiou to himself on the lining of his hat. and repaired to the ticket ortice to a one man's banquet. As the agent was very busy, he did not interrupt liim with an invitation, but carried on the affair in his own peculiar way. Ilo innocently opened the money till and abstracted therefrom, the sum of ?1 j0 in small ?hauge and several railroad tickets to Florida. Fielieviug the aamo to be a drawback to bis little entertainment, he took it off to some quiet spot for burial, but foul play is now feared as he never came back. The agent returned to his post and discovered a program of the concluded affair, in the shape of papers scattered all over the oflice lloor and everything topsy turvy.

Telegrams were immediately sent out in all directions, but the man has not been intercepted yet. The robbery was cominitted about -i o'clock, and war. onoof the boldest. Nothing was thought of the man's presence about the station as it has beet, a common thing for one to a dozen person: to gather about the place to loaf during the day. 11 ie safe to say. however, that the next tinin Mr. Agent goes out and leaves a stranger in waiting, he will not go, but will keep his best eye on the long green. We are not the only people who are blest with needy visitors, and tho one so obliging at Ladoga, may be of our gang and working his way south. If not captured,ho will suicide when he strikes Torre Haute. Let him go through and oblige all on the north of the line.

Thn iiifc Virc«*. Thursday was a day of feast, lire and water. At about 11 o'clock a. in. the lire department was called to the residence of Mrs. Warner on L/iberty street. Hoof destroyed origin unknown insured.

At,-J. K. 1'. Thompson's residence on south t'li ccn street, considerable damage was done 1 lire at p. in. The firemen were called away from their ball.

LINDilN.

Simpson Montgomery has a tubular well 104 feet deep.

Thanksgiving wa3 not observed by all at this place this year.

The wheat needs rain, and stock water is getting s«a:ce. J, t!. Rush has some very good travelers in his livery barn.

W. C. Thomas has a tubular well SS feet deep and the water has been pronounced pure by the "Purdue faculty. It ie clear of lime.

Our busineeg men all seem to bit busy selling their good and are getting ready for the Holliday trade.

Our grain men are doing a big business buying and shipping grain. They till

and ears a day of shelled corn. The Farmers have no right to growl at the times, as tho corn crop around here was good. Some farms around here averaged 00 bushels to the acre. Tho wheat crop was also good and if the farmers have'nt money it is their own fault.

Holiday Excursions,

Low rate excursion ticket* will be sold between all T. St. L. A K. C, stations and points on connecting lineB. on usual Holiday limits. Nearly all points in Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, Western Now York and Pennsylvania, may be reached at the usual reduced rates. Call on nearest agent or address,

C. C. JF.NKINS, (J. J'. Al Toledo, O.

(irand lo-* rate excursion to

points rest and south, Dec. 4th.

Danger From Catarrh.

The most important feature about that very common complaint, catarrh in the head, is its tendency to develop into some other more serious and dangerous disease. The foul matter dropping from the head into the bronchial tubes or lungs is very liaMe to lead to bronchitis or consumption, that destroyer which caiiccs more deaths in this country than any other disease. As catarrh originates in impurities in the blood, local applications can debut little good. The common serse. method of treatment is to purify the blood,and lor this purpose there is

YORY

THE PROCTER I+ GAMBLE CO., CIN'TI.

BUSINESS ROOM

a purchaser. you have

or a itrstNBSH itoo.M or a

HOMB

AI KKS

preparation «uperior to Hood's Sarsapari!:-. I'hc powerful action of this medicine upon the blood expel.s every ni/pnritv, snrt bv so doing cures catarrh and gives health to the entire organism.

KKHIT AND SINK I'KK CENT.

In vestments. Nontaxable. The .State Building and l^fian Association of Indiana. Call on .)(inx M. Sriii

\i»le.

FORTY niLLIOM CAKE5 YEARLY.

Our line of Watches and Jewelrv for Christmas Pres-

ents surpasses anything ever before shown. The styles this year are more beautiful than ever and we have them. In Silverware our stock is composed of

all new. clean ware in latest patterns and best of finish. Call and see our lines and yoii will have no trouble making selections at the

Jewelry Store, iii South Washington Kt.

Alt Lookabill & Co.,

OFFICE WITH

BRITTON &M0FFETT

Attorneys At Law.

nitvlorilflTili' I ii'iiH nil.

If you have a

KAKM

sell it. If you have a

or a

for sale, wc will find

MOSF.Y

EXPENSE

to loan we will

an it it

OUT

W I

TO VOT".

If you want to buy a

IIODBI ANI I.OT

in th* '•ity

SUHUIIISAN I IIACT

T/UAI.ITR AND IXJCATION.

for a

er to lay off in lots for srKrn.ATios como tous, a8 wo i»Te prepared to ac.-oinniodat* y*ti in rmcE.

Wc advertiso a dcsoriplion of your property In 'itiR NKWsi'ArKliS of this city reaching troin S.noo to ti.OOO reader* evory publication.

Ileal estate is now cheap, but. ii advancing in price. This ifl the tinie to buy. Following arc a few of tho bargain!- offer:

Two-hundrcd and forty uere farm,

miles

from the city on a tree gravel road, lfiOacres in cultivation, balanco in flno timber and pasture, running wator. goKi soil, lnrgo, commodieu» building.", per acre 540.

TilUKKSTOBV

HCHINK8S III.OI S

ITC-ACKK

1'AltM

in city, well lo

cated, has for years, and in now,paying a yearly r*nlal of fTiO. J.-JOCO lldUMK A' or in the city: well located, S-stery frame, ro.iino. good repair, well located, water, gan, flno shade tr«e.s. li.r^Ki.

nine mile.« from the city on tw,

free gravel roads. Two good dwelling botifOf hariiB, etc. Kich, black .-oil, well drained A moat-y making farm. (T.IKKi. :'l

ACKKS

two miles from the city on alreo

gravel road, 10 acros *f which in ricli tillable land, cuitable for gardening and fruit, or laying efT into small sulwtrban tract-. Land in the Ticinity is Relling ul Troin $160 to Vllo per a»r». W.WX1. 10

near tlio city, beautifully located far

suburbnn place. Forest trues ami blue grass. fci.llHl Single aero lots lioro fctOn. Ilnust

AND LOT

in the city, near business Six

rooms, barn. etc. Fruit, shade tre«s, natiiru gn.s, unter. Ix)t SSxlfiS foot $l.st)0,

H! VACANT I.OTS

Just outside of the city at prices

ranging from Alto to $U0 por lot. KI.KIIANTSURUHI'.AS

TRACT

overlooking city,:

.« rods by !»T rods, forest trees, blue grass, »ar- 1 den, fruit, good barn that cost tou. Large ciutern, naturni gas. tSOO.

Aliore prices in payments. :,0

ACKK ^A

ii_M flnoly improved just outside the

city. tO acres is rich bottom land in a high suite of cultivation, balance hill side pasture, grnpe*. apples, poars. peaches, cherries and plumbs in abmidanco. Trees and vines young andthriftv. l-s

HIOIT

brick house, largn cel

lar supplied with unfailing running wator. cist.M'n, barns, etc all in best of repair. Improvements ••ost ovor

$1,01)3.

*10(1. I.r

ACKK TRACT

I'rico por acre'

one mile from city on lreo

gravel road. I' ine l*caUon, richlo soil. Per ucie tso. to

AI'HK A

1 1-2 miles from Browns alley,

:i6 acres in cultivation, balance in timber aud blue grass pasture, good laud, unfailing water. abundance ol fruit, Youtif bearing trees, Rpple, pencil and grades. Comfortable house, barn, eli*. in prosperous neighliorhoo 1 uear church $14011

IOACKKS unimproved laml :i miles tri:n Wa*»»land. A bargain. it'.O).

II. ACHKS

surburban tract ia a prospeiou*

suburb of til* city.

fiiCXI

10 Ai'icr.s just otttaide thn city. Ileautiful suburlMin plnce overiooltiug tho city, can be *old im 1 and ncre lois for 100 I I'riee iier acre IliiO.

I.T/..

for 100 per cent, preflt. milts from city on free t"viT*l nuce in blub

ACKK KAIIU 7 1*.-

Grawfords-

road Ten acres in tltnbe, kalauce in blub stale of cultiTaUon.ricli black soil n»l! tiledrain*•1. ojiimiodieu. hoitiie, Itarn and .iod otckard. acre JtiO.

CT*n tile drainout buidings

Iv. W. OTTO

WE LEAD THE WORLD!

Pens' Bates House Jlisfit Parlor.

5! WYM \Vnsbin«1oil Street. ludinnupoli*. !nd.

KING OF CLOTHIERS1': AND TAILORS.

hH Our enormous and beautiful fall stock is now arriving daily, nud i* without ©xcoption tile finest and best aolected stock of Clothing overshown in I tliiscisy. E/ory garment Tailor-made anl our low prices place thom within CQ easy reach of all. Keiuember our Motto.

"ONCE OOE CUSTOMER, ALWAYS OUR CUSTOMER.-

1 A $5" Tailor-Made Suit, wi: sell for IHI.OO. (^j A J:iO Taiior-Mado Suit, vro sell for tl'J.Oli. fVI A jnr. Tailor-Mado Suit, we

HOII

f«r (lS.Ou.

A i^OTailor-liade Suit, wo soil for ?17.ro

1 CQ A 1 ID Tailor-Mado Suit, wo sell for $2u HO. jj 1'ants from Sa.Sfl to |r,, worth double. Ke sure you are in the right place,

RUBENS' BATES HOUSE MISFIT I'ATtbOR. &

tCt West Washington Street,

3S5E!535SSiS5SS2S£!5S5SS3SSS2SSS S5SSS55S35SE g^i^i^GiiJimaaiggiaErag'siciWgnaHS

REAL ESTATE

to sell we will

HOVSE AND I.OT,

SOARED OUT

Were the Bobbers V/hen They Attempted

to Again Pay Their Respects to the Hardware Btoreof Uohoon & Fisher.

While making the rounds Sunday" night, the burglars must have consider--ed it a part of their duty to again pay their respects to the hardware store of Messrs. Cohoon A Fisher, for they mado a heroic effort to do that very thing. At wbat hour of the night thoy mado their call is not known, but tt was in all probability before they were given tho run at other places. On Monday morning, the employees of that establishment found that the combination on the back door had been worked in eonie manner, but that the operators must nave been scared awa as thoy made no entrance to the place. An outside door gate had been opened and a large bar across tho inside doors had boen shoved from its. place. ..Tufat how the thieves accotuplished this, cannot be even guessed at. It vras cleverly done and all was in exact readiness for a campaign through, the store for plunder, when they took a sudden departure possibly from hearing some one about. Messrs. Cohoon St

Fisher have been the victims ot several midnight visits from unknowns, and I that ihis attempt was fruitless, is certainly a streak of good fortune. Thero aro a groat many other citizens who think they wore paid a haBty visit Sunday night, but none are known to a certainty. .Robbers are abundant this I season

To the farmers: \o to Hale'sjfor tho best l.r and v!."icent meal in the city.

tf..

Notice-

Persons desiring to buy, sell or trado either town or country property, or

borrow or loan money on first Mortgage will do well to call at the Auditor's office. Jon* L. GOUKN.

Awarded

Highest Honors—World's Fair./

CREAM

BAKING POWDtR

MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, AUim or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.