Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 May 1895 — Page 6

PLUG TOBACCO

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Consumers of chewing tobacco who arewiiiinatopaua

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the price charged for the ordinary trade tobaccos, will [indite brand superior to all otiiers*

BEWARE OrMMITATIONS.

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No. .V.i Daily No. 51 Express No. Si Mail

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No. 52 Mail...... No. 51 Express No. 60 Daily

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Good conneetio* mnden: 'I erre* llnutO''l«ir the --South nnil Nouth-we.st. Trains run through to tjt. Joseph, Mich., making good connection with

C. & W. 'or Michigan points.

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Big Four Route.

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EAST. WEST S:1T a. in DuiIy texi't'pt. .sundry) :r0 i. in 5:12 ]i. ill Dmlv a. li. 1:5" a. Daily a. in in Daily ie.vi-pt Mni'lny).,.. l:u'j p, m.

U. K. UoUINSON. Agent.

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KOKTH. SOUTH. 3:18 a. in..Nitrlit Kxpross 1:50 a. in. 1:00 p. in l'asst'ngur mo »io|si. 4.17 a. in 5:40 p. in Express lall stop.--) 1:10 p. in. 2:D0 p. m.....Local Freight.9:15 a, in.

All trains stop at Lmli*ii. I.a»lopi nudHKoaeh'lale. I.oi.'al friMght eiirry passiMU' r-

I.. A. I.A KK."Agent.

TJSE BARNES' INK.

A. S. 1? \KNKS .V rn„ Mi F. 10th St., N.

A GRAND OFFER!

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rnCCi FACE BLEACH MME. A. RUPPERT snys: **1 appreciate the fact that there lire uiany thou-

Kinrisof Indies in the rmted States thai, would hket- try my Worlddtenowned Hl.r .uii: tuit have been kept from d«»intr H«» on aeeonntof price.which per bottle or bottles taken together. In order that all of these in:.y hare an opportunity, will give to every cither, absolutely free. a sample bottle, anil

Cc order t« Mipply those out city.or In any partof (ho world,! will pond it safely packed in plain wrapper all charges prepaid, for 25 cent*. silver or stain p.'' )n every case of freckle*, phnplep.incth. Hallo wness, blnek heads, acne,eezcnia.oi lines*, rnuirhnesi*, or any discoloration or disease of he skin, and wrinkles (not caused by facial expression) RACE BLKACH removes absolutely. It does not cover up, ay en-nieticH do, but is a cure. Address

MA DAM A. KUPPKHT, (Hn-t. O No. 6 East 14th St., NEW YORK CITY®,

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LOCAL NEWS

A hank has been organized at Colfax'

The barbers defeated the bar-tenders at base ball Sunday by a score of 11 to7.

Township assessors will be through with the most of their work by the latter part of next week.

The corcer stone of the new Catholic church in Fowler will be laid with appropriate ceremonies May '2.'S.

The crowds! who went to the shades last Saturday report a tine time in spite of the rain ind the chilly atmosphere.

Mons. and M«ie. Mirandine. of Paris, France, are in the city. Tl gentleman is here buying horses for the French army.

The Argus News, after a short career its a bi daily. has once more settled down and appears only as a daily evening paper.

The Li'gansport Pharos is inclined to attribute the scarcity of of rain to the scarcity of circuses -saying that it always rained on show days in former years.

Fred l'ownsley, of Crawfordsville. made the run to this city last Sunday in '2:15. The distance is '2S miles- from court house to court house.- Lafayette Times.' 1

Supt. Zonk's term as County Superintenden expires on the lirst of next month. He will doubtless be re-elected for the short term of three months, after which the new trustees will select another person for the position.

The Wal ash College Base Hall team did not go to (Jreencastle Saturday, the grounds being unlit for pi :ying. The Purdue team stopped off here or its way to Terre Haute, having received a telegram from Rose Polytechnic nol to come.

Insect pests are n.ore numerous this year than for many years. In many places the leaves from hickory and oak trees and even maples have been stripped by their ravages. The cut worms have destroyed whole fields of corn in many parts of the county, and farmers have had to plant a second time.

Sunday afternoon the horse of Mrs' (I. W. Ainmerman became frightened at tin steam roller which had been left standing on College street and Mrs. A mmerman being alraid of a runaway attempted to get out of the buggy. In so doing she fell and injured her knee The injury is quite serious.

Saturday evening at the bride's home, Clarence Xewell anil Miss Cora Quick were united io marriage by Rev. U. P. Fuson. The young couple are well known to a large circle of friends, and all unite in wishing them a prosperous and happy wedded life. The groom is an employe of the Water ,V Light Company. They will reside on Milligan street.

Over in Clinton county last Sunday at ''Chicken-Soup'" church--what a name for a church -there was a "big baptizing." as they as The Frankfort News called it. There were a large number of people present, the ?rowd being estimated at between l,r00 and '2,000. At tirst there were but thirteen baptized, but when it became noised about that that was an unlucky number, two more were induced to have the solemn ceremony performed upon them.

Mrs. .Jessie Davis, of Rockville, who had secured a divorce from her husband, while walking to church .Monday was waylaid by Davis, who shot her twice in the arms and once in the head. Davis th»n attempted suicide by taking mor phine. after which he shot himself, lie I will recover, but it is probable that Mrs.

Davis will die. Will Cheswright. a brother of the injured woman, upon hearing of the shooting, attempted to I kill Davis, but was prevented hy the city marshal

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Millineru Goods!

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In'the V". M. C. A. 1'uilc'ing has the mosi Beautiful and Fashionable Millinery (ioods of this season's product'

ion to lie found in Crawfordsville. ioods all new. fashionable and -old

at Reasonable Prices. Aliss Edna Nicholson is connected with our store as head trimmer.'

ANTKII -A l'KU Midi!-: liooK .\i.KM' iu ttu.- and ndjoimni.' oxinli*-* lor

W OUB JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD-

bran new book bv l»K\. KWANt'lS K. ('LAKK, I'tes't of the nited Society of Christian Kndeavor. The bom. ehanco to make money ever ollered to all who want profitable work*. A yood agent in Ihis vicinity can e^irn ?loo a month. Distance no hindrance, for we pay freight, tfive«xodit, premium eopie-, fpv outllt, and exelusivo terntorr. Kor phrtieiilar.-. writ»» to A. 1 WOH'J 111 N ON A: CO., llar'ford. Conn.

^TANT1-1. Salesmen, local or •raveling. Jood pay. I'ernianent. Kxperienee not eeeHsary. Apply quick. Katablinhed ovej •t». J'hoonix Nursery t'o.. Hox 3.air*. g\ou. 111

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D. W Fuller, of ('stria lolisirie. X. Y.. says that, he silwsr,s keeps Dr. King's

I New Discovery in trie house and his family has always found the cry best, results I'lllow it- ll'-e that he would not lie without it. if procurable. C. A.

Dykeinan. druggist. Catskill, X. V.. -avs that Dr. King's X"\v Diseoverv is undoubtedly the 'nest cough remedv that it was used it in his family lor I eight years, and that ,it has never failed to do all that is claimed lor it.

Why not fry a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottle free at Nve ,V Rooe's drug store, Regular size ."i0c. and .•?!."I.

The newest filing out in r.omlon's worltl of swelldoom .is si hand painted •, shirt front. j.'..r.

Did You Ever

il'ry Electric Hitters sis a remedy for your troublesV II not. get si bottle and get relief. This medicine hsis been found Jto be pefjuliiirly iidajited to the relief and cure ol sill lemale coinplaints, exerting si wonderful direct in I tluence in giving strength sind tone to the organs. If you have loss of appe titf*. constipsition, hearlsiclie. fainting spidls, or are nervous, slccplcsss, ex citable, melancholy or troubled with dizzy ."pells. Electric Sifters is the nit tlieine yoii need. Health smd strength sire guaranteed by its use.

Large bottles only -".Oc,at Nye A- Booe's drug- store.

Farms for sale. C. A. Miller ,v Co. ]1S W. Main St.

INDIANA MONUMENTS

The Work of the Chicamauga Commission Finished -Loeation

Confirmed-

Chicamauga commission. (leneral Hunter Hloomington tieneral Carnahan, Indianapolis Judge McConnell, Logansport Captain Milton (larrigus, Kokomo: Captain Ceorge 11. Puntenney. Rushville: Colonel W. M. Cock ruin, Oakland City: Colonel R. .\l. Johnson. Klkhart: Captain M. K. Thompson. Ft. Wayne: Captain M. M. Justut and Captain W. P. Herron. Crawfordsville. haH returned, says the Indianapolis Journal, having spent neaily the whole of the past week on the Chicamauga battlefield. The object of tIn* trip was to locate all the positions not previously located. All the positions previously in doubt were settled in favor of tin

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diana claims, the decisions being made by the United States board. The commission went over the entire field with the boaro and veritied the positions. All the Indiana otlieers withthe'com mission also agreed relative to thepoosition which their regiment or bat teries occupied. The line held by lieneral Cross has been cleared up east of the Kelly field.

The monuments of the following regiments and batteries wen* located. Regiments. Eighty-eighth. Forty-second-Eighty-sixth. Forty-fourth, One-hun dred and first, Eightty-second, Fiftveighth. Eighty first. Seventy fifth. Thirty-fifth. Sixtv-hrst. Thirty-seventh. Thirty-ninth Litteries, Eleventh. Seventh, l-ifth. Xineteenth, Eighth. Ceneral Caroahan has the exact position given to each one oT these commands for their monuments. The exact locations of the monuments of the other commands will be designated at a meeting held in Indianapolis May'21st. ami members of these commands are requested to bo present thereat. As far as located, the representatives of retrimonts are satisfied with tin locations of

their monuments.

A Fine Young Stallion-

Farmers or at. one else needing the services of a Stallion should call at Doc Hritton's Main street Livery and see his tine young trotting, bred stallion, "Reflector" by Champion Medium. For extended pedigree, etc.. call on Doc Hritton at livery barn *21S. "2'20 east Main st„ Crawfordsville. Ind. Terms £10.00 for :t living colt. A share of your patronage solicited. Xo trouble to show stock Very Respectfully

La Grippe is confounded by many persons with a severe attack of catarrh, which in seme renpects resembles the former. These individuals suffer severely with pain about the forehead, eyes and ears, with soreness in throat and stoppage of the nasal passages, and in fact, are incapacitated for work of any kind for days at a time. Theso are I

catarrhal sufferers. Ely sCream Halm I has been used with the use best results in such cases. The remedy will give in stant relief.

Good Opening

For active lady or gentleman acquainted with neighborhood. Compensation from £10 to -Sl'iO monthly. Work outlined. Only energetic, ambitious to succeed, apply. Xo capital required. Address, with reference, state age and whether married or single. (ilobe Bible Publish in-. Co.. 7'2-'I Chestnut street. I'hi 1st.. I'a. •2

..... Answer Th'.s,

"I he largest subscription house in the country wants a lirst clsiss r.-presenta tive for this community for strictiy special work. Short hours, food pay. Minister, teacher, or wide-a ,v i, man or woman given preference. Address, slating me and former employment. (Ilobe Bible 1 'ublifehing o.. ('best I nut St. 1 'hi 1st. Ha.

Ten people out of si dozen sire in I valid's." says a recent medical authority. At least eight out of these ten. it is safe I to allow, are suffering from some form of blood-disesise which st persistent use of Ayer's Sarsaparillsi would be sure to 4s cure. Then, don't be an invalid.

One of th best evidences that Ayer's Hair igor is an article of exceptional merit is the fsict that the demand for it is constantly increasing- No one who uses this incomparable dressing thinks of tiyuig any .other preparation for. the lisiir.

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers is the best, handiest, satesl. surest, cleanest, most economical and ssitisfactory dye ever invented. It is the gentlemen's favorite. I.

Loid Kelvin maintains the earth is 10.000,000 yesus old.

When so many jieople are taking sind I and deriving benefit from Hood's Sar saparillsi, why don't you try it vonrself? 11 is highly recommended.

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D. F. ISKITTON.

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Wiiv. two "years ago 1 was just, about rsr/.yand no woi der that my wife ami chilpren were afrsiid of me. ^'oll just want to sutler with no relief as I did until I used Sulphur Bitters, they cured :jme. and my wife r-,iys I am as meek sis si J' lamb. Robert Davis. American House. I Boston. •••.•••. ,j

THE BIG STORE

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Hie Woolen Frock Stnffs

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In fi'ading here: v.e guarantee ssiiisfactio.il. psiys to trade at the Big Store.

Our Mail Order department

where vour wants will be supplied just, as you would have tliciu supplied.' in re all aili, ], wish seem to liavo 1 eon made for vour own particular use. just as much as if you had pl

ami then watelied them grow' There is much satisfaction in such business dealings. make you have just such a feeling about, our store. We spend many hours in both lYeniu i,fe,'| out-of-the-way places .soiirchino- for useful and novel olVerinos. We consider styles and 'pi j,.,.! most ol all the quality. Not how cheap, but how jjond. have always been our thoughts wlur in tor you. Sometimes we o-et fooled, but not often, and if wo can be fooled with rill our .s, leiiee of tlie past to ouid

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how much easier it would be for yu to be fooled, with all \v,'

duties on your mind, if we were not here to ^uidc you in your selections. AVe have just nmip'f the handsomest Spring olterino- it has ever been our pleasure to show. We have all thai is showing in our line, perhaps some that, is not. worth showing, but dame fortune has decrcdl existence, and no doubt, the o'oods are o'ood enough for iheir liulterlly life. Our sole aim inl,-| ness is to mai money, honestly and fairly, but io make it, and how better can we succeed sho\v you. the de.t styles,,, ev.eu.il! thuy .only, haya.the stamp of fashion's approval to recommend th

Waist and Skirt

craze has outgrown the wildest dreams of the originators ami it seems as if all New York iiw\V-| turned into one great workshop to supply the demand and without only partly succeedinj:. 1 anticipated the call and placed our orders last fall with the result that we have the proper styb show. They were made before the rush and show the etlects of careful work find plenty or,: •Our skirts hang just, right all round, and our waists tit. not by accident, but by design. No if 5 0 it is a a a it

Did you ever experience the pleasure of wearing si Spring Wrap? and you have no idea how many just-let\veen-days in a year until keeping tab. Our wraps are correct in style and the prices will without much outlav.

were never prettier. The shades and trimmings we're never brighter nor more'varied and mos them sire easy to wear. They make a plain woman look charming and a pretty one radiant. vets and Silks arc tinding n:uch favor, as sire jet laces, ribbons and buttons. Surely you Iileased in that outlay. One of the latest is leather colored lace. We pride ourselves on o'.irtt mings this year. V\ have taken great psiins to get the very latest and have faithfully uudchi'l shsides. The quality lisis also been improved.

Speaking of quality reminds us we should say si few words about our linings and )i\iiig--buy only the best and always have the new lungs as they are called for. Hair cloth in uii ties, imitatioiifi if you want them, but, we will tell you so. The genuine Fibre Chamois lien not take any other if offered you. Waist linings of the celebrated Silbert make, and did voui notice the quality of our skirt Cambrics.' There is none in this town as good. Tf vou don I k'« it, just compare .them. Our prjfo is uo higher. Why?

glows more popular every dsivv As our oui-of town friends realize they can shop b\ n' same prices as in person,

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how much or ho little, send to us for samples or information. The request sit once. \\'e employ ]icople (specially for thai purpose it is a part of this great

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