Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 May 1895 — Page 7

A Sufferer Cured

"Every season, from the time I was two years old, I .suffered dreadfully from erysipelas, which kept growing worse until my hands were jdinost useless. The bones softened so that they would bend, and several %f my fingers are imw crooked from thiscaiisc. On my hand 1 carry large sears, which, hut for

Sarsaparilla, would lie sores, provided I 'was alive and able to carry anything.

Kiglit bolties of

Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me, so that 1 have had no return of the disease for more than twenty years. The first bottle seemed to reach tho spot and a persistent use of it lias perfected the cure."—O. C. DAVIS, Wautoina, "Wis.

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COUNCIL MEETING.

A Lrear/ Session Not Muc'i of Im

portance Done More New Walks to

be Builti

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The regular session of the city was held Monday evening. At 1 call all were present excepting ('. tn in liobinsou, who cam in iaior.

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in. roll 'IHlCll After

reports of various committees loci been disposed oi. Councilman .McCampbel! tnaue a report regarding In tin- ,,lartn b.ixes. It seems soino person 01 rson.s have "ot mixed up regarding the use for whicli the boxes wer,-- meant, and have been stuffing them ,'ull of hot and what'-ver else they could stuff through the key hole. They have all be( fixed and .tro in good shape. McCamphnll recoi.iuicnded that soaio protection be ltis programs are verv varied. devit-tui for the boxes. Street Com-j ways contain much that is luissioner Larsh reporti-d 011 street im- treiueiy laughable natuie. proveiiicnts aiid the expenses, (,'itv F.nL'lne,-,- Waugii reported that ,." \V

I. I I \Y»lmh I. The second in the series of games for the base ball championship of Indiana Colleges was played Saturday at Uloomington. As is usually the case Wabash drew hooks but nevertheless played a good game. Disastrous errors on the part of one or two players iu the early part of the game caused the defeat. Randolph's muff of a fly gave them two runs after two men were out. With the exception of the first two innings Wabash outplayed her opponents. Semple pitched a steady game and had Wabash used the stick in anything like her usual manner, tho result would have been different. The final score was 12 to 1 in favor of Indiana. Errors, Wabash Indiana ii hits. Wabash 1. Indiana 8 Semple gave two men bases on balls and struck out four men. Wabash plays Purdue here to-day. and a good game is expected. Purdue has a

cracker jack" team and last Saturday defeated State Normal 2 to o. Semple. Wabash's pitcher, is getting in form and tho team hopes to swipe Purdue'b sluggers.

Badly Hurt.

Friday evening "while driving homo to Mace, Mrs. J. F. Dice and Mrs. Oeorge I Linn had a disastrous runaway. The) horse became frightened at the top of I a hill and running down hill smashed a re a badly injuring Mrs. Linn.

IlitrU I'uy. Tho Crawfordsville mail carriers were made happy Monday by the receipt of the money due them for over work. Tho amounts ranged from 62S to tooO, allace Linder getting the largest amount.

While ron think about, (Virp«?ts.--Lace Curtains, Matting and Portieres We have a Lace rurtiau worth 810.00 which we will sell you for One worth §8 will sell tor

111, and the best von ever saw tor 98 I ents. Will do you a'ood on Carpets.

Ditto on Mattings.

Myers & Charni.

CAMPBELL CORNER-

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bash avenue bridge wa". not eompleted -M iss-Marie Wainwright appeared lar-t cause of lack of store. Eight car »'ght at the Harlem Opera House in

ot store. JMglit car

loads are expected soon, llids ar.' to be advertised for the superstructure. Mr. ilhite was shocked at the diversity of opinion of the various property owners regarding the stone curbing for the new wal! s. It was decided that all curbing must lie five inches thick and twe-.tv inches wide. Cement walks ordered '11 (Jreen street on the Crawford and Stewart lots. Fire Chief Uorsey reported on the fire department. The net loss to tho city for the year is S712. He recommended that the old hand engine be sold and a chemical be purchased, also 1,000 1 et of row cotton rubberlined hose. Mrs. Kahn will build a cement walk in front of her residence on west Main street. Mr. Myers moved that the engineer be instructed niak.~ the graue for cement walk and curbing 111 front of her property: carried. Mrs. L"c a ked to be allowed to repair her home on Main street, which was damaged by tire recently. The council decided that a metal roof must be used as the house is within the tire limits. The question of opening tho streets in the Whitlock addition was brought up. Mr. Tinsley wants the city to do it. I he city objects and the costs will be assessed against the abutting property. Nothing further of importance was done and the council adjourned.

''I'"'. liapmaii at Covington. An Kx-lmll IMaycr. Regarding I'rof. Chapman's readings W. A. Sur.-iay, Dr. Chapman's asa! Cuvington April Pith, the C'oviiu'ton 'sistant was formerly a professional baseUepuhlicai: sajp: ball player at.d a good one. II9 played

I'rof. Chapman's readings in the lee center field for Capt. Anson's famous tuio course at the Presbyterian church Chicago team and helped win tho penlast Friday evening were listened to by nant two years. After leaving the an audience of good size, although nut Chicagoes he played with Pittsburg and v. hat it would havo been had the then wit.li the Philadelphia National tensely interesting character of the en-j tertainnient been known to more of our people. For two hours the professor swayed the audience at his will now convulsing them with laughter now moving them to a manifestation of the

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Messrs. Lancaster and Magnus' play. '•Daughters of Eve." There was a large a idience, and the piece achieved a pro uiucod success. Miss Wainwright in dual characters of Rose Wycherly a.) Rhoda Daintry acted with much feeling and intensity, ami differentiated the characters with judgment and dis crction. She was particularly strong in the linal scene, where, after declaring her love for her sister's lover, she leaves and enters a sisterhood. Miss Wainwright -vas adequately supported by Mr. Hartwig- as Robert Hawthorne A word of praise is due to Mr. Cecil Magnus for his performance of Fred Uantani. The other characters

were in competent hands,—N V. Her-

aid, (Jet. "J.'!.

Kicked Out. On Saturday night officer bannister found John Higgins an inmate of the Dayton, O., Soldiers homo lying on the side walk near a saloon on north Creen street. His ankle was badly sprained and he was removed to the jail hospital where tho injury was attended to. The old man claimed that he had been thrown out of the saloon by the proprietor, but the latter says he simply walked out. The man being intoxicated fell and sustained the sprain.

\\Y »n? Fortinuitc. To one who is disposed not to approciato the natural beauty of Crawfords viHi* and Montgomery county a drive at this season of tho year will prove a delightful surprise. The drives in almost any direction from town are beautiful and especially 60 now when everything is fresh and full of

llttniiic** l'ailarr nt Thorntowu. Aaron Mossier, a clothier, of Thorntown, filed a deed of assignment in the county clerk's oflice, at Lebanon last Monday. Mr. Mossier has been engaged in business in Thorntown continuously for twenty years and was supposed to be thriving. Slow colleclions forced him to tho wall. Henry C. Ulin, of this city, was appointed assignee. The assets £'20,000 exceed the liabilities.

League teams, lie left the profession to enter the V. M. C, A. work at Chi eago. He attended at Northwestern University ami coached the college baseball team. His work with Dr. Chapman began last September at

deepest emotion. Pro Chapman hopes Juliet, 111. Incidentally "Hilly" was the to effect an engagement whereby he fastest runner in the National League, may appear here again in the near fu He is a young man of tine physique tine, ,md should he do so. the largest and a pleasant cordial manner and befor the audi- ing in touch with the athletic

hall will not be too large ence certain to assemble to hear him, but a!an e.\-

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he lias a great

young

influence over

ClmlfVlter** Licriric Kai!nu. The Ciodfelter Cat Helt Electric Road Company has been organized at Anderson, with N. J. Ciodfelter. of Crawfordsville, general manager .1. H. Winslow, of Fairmont, treasurer, and ,1. T. Sullivan, of Summitville, secretary. 1 A contract was let to the Standard Construction Company, of New York.' to ImiI in a a Anderson, cars lo be running by the 1st I of September, The lines to Marion I and Indianapolis will be extended next! a

The public has heard a great deal about the Ciodfelter electric railway for six or eight months past, lt seems to I be constructed out of the samo material that tin late John Lee's railroads were --wind. In the meantime it would om that Dice, Higgins and Charley Miller, are left out. of this last deal, as their names do not appear among the list of stockholders.

The Chnpmst.li lrrtinu-.. R"v. Sundav arrived Monday

There is a novelty about going to

church in a tent and it is great means of attraction.

FOR SALE BY ALL

and be-

gau the reyival with services at the first

this individual whose name has been Presbyterian church. The meetings beprominently mentioned in connection j, ,,, successfully and great good will surely come. The big tent is up on west Main street and Rev. Chapman preached for the lirst time last night.

with the sale some months ago of the Chicago Inter-Ocean, anil purchased by him only a few weeks ago of tho Times Herald, of Coieago. was some eighteen or twenty years ago a traveling salesman for a Chicago cracker and cake manufacturer, and frequently visited Crawfordsville in his rounds. Cal llarnhill, Lew Ilornaday and other grocerymen are well acquainted with him. Ho established numerous small restaurants and bakeries in Chicago and soon reaped a large fortune. He is a millionaire.

proving

dfrltrr'** Koiul. The contract for the building of the electric railroad from Anderson to Marion has been organized with a capital stock of soOO.OOO and officers elected N. J. Ciodfelter is general manager J. S. Winslow. of Fairmount. treasurer: J. T. Sullivan, of Suinmitsville. secretary. The line between Marion and Anderson is to be running by September.

('uhouti v«* Kiffhrr. Saturday evening tho case of Ross Cohoon against Joe Fisher wae brought to a close Judge Harnoy refused to ap point a receiver as he thohght it would be injurious to all parties concerned. His decision does not, prohibit action for recovery of rights however.

DiirliiiKtou School*. The Darlington schools were dismissed Friday, two weeks before the end of tho term. The old building has been pronounced unsafe and it is more than likely that a new school building will now be erected.

.: Important to Horse Breeders-

I Incidentally the apple, cherry and otherThe well known horse, "l ieneral fruit trees show piomise of an excep- Smith.' with a trotting record of 2 20, tionallv abundant fruitago this year un- a chestnut sorrel horse, weight 1,.23 less the frost damages the prospects. pounds, is the sire of "Capt, Crouch, with a three year-old

record of 2:'2o

This thoroughly excellent horse will be found at tho livery stable of J.J. lnsley, Market street, for service until July 1st, on Mondays and Tuesdays of every week. Will serve mares at $'20 for tho season with return privilege, or S'2o to insure a mare, in foal. 2w. J. CR.'H'cn A SON,

A school with a playground on tli® roof and twenty shower baths in the

Mossier for a time had a clothing store basement is to be erected in the congesthere where the Citi/.ens Hank now is. oii district of New ork.

FROM OYER THE SEA

In ane lines American Goods are the best. Different conditions make this untrue in Other lines. Take Ginghams, Plaid Suitings or Linens for instance. The French, Scotch, Germans or Swiss know how to make them better than Americans do. For that reason we have bought a lot from the importers and will sell them this week 25 per cent, off, just to show you how cheap we can sell-

Myers & Charni.

CAMPBELL CORNER.

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Disappearance or a Stomach Trouble. Mcdicinc Coiupavy: DEAR SIRS—For fifteen years I was afflicted with stomach, heart and kidney troubles. I was induced to try LYON'S SEVEN WONDERS, and am more than pleased at the result. My stomach trouble has disappeared and my heart has resumed its normal action. I can. cheerfully recommend it.

Everything in any of the above lines will be found to bo first-clas

in every particular. l{opairino nf all kinds of .lowolry at Reusouab

Prices, and a well selected assortment of Spectacles at the Jewelry store

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South W ton .Street

Water is good for floating boats and bathing roses, but when you wont

SOMETHING TO DRINK

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Corner of Main and Green shut are invited to call and insphct

AU'RKD PARISH.

ORLEANS, IND., July 25, 1S94.

Hot Flashes and Headaches.

To the Lyon Afediciue Company: After using three boxes I am pleased to say my appetite has returned. the pains have entire!}' left

lNDlAriAP0Ll5"iy side, I 110 more experience hot flashes and my headaches have disappeared. I am free to sav that had •it not. been for LYON'S SEVEN i.'XDl KS 1 should not be alive .O'CJ.U. MRS. LIZZIK JOHNSON. •M.I-ANS, l.NH.,July ,?6, J.S94.

Street, Crawfordsville, lnd.

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All our friends i- place.

L. Rost.

ANNIE LAURIE

Probably wore Dresses made of beautiful Scotch Plaids. We have them not the same but similar ones. It's small wonder her lover was willing to

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for her. There is a freshness and attraction about Plaids that nothing else has.

We have them in Taffeta, Swivel, all-Wool, Part Wool, and Wash Fabrics. If you haven't seen them you should.

Myers & Charni.

CAMPBELL CORNER.

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