Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 July 1895 — Page 7

Satisfied with

Ayer's Hair Vigor. *».^

"Nearly forty years ago, after some weeks of sickness, mv hair turned gray. I began using Ayer's Ilair Vigor, and was so well satisfied with the results that I havo never tried any other kind of dressing. requires only an occasional appli. [cation of

AYER'S

Ilair Vigor to keep my hair of good color, to remove dandruff, to heal

itching humors, and prevent the hair from falling out. I never hesitate to recommend Ayer's medicines to my friends."—M rs. II. M. IIAIGHT, Avoca, Nebr.

HaIr Vigor

Prepared by Dr. J. C. A yev Si Co., Lowell,Maas.

Take Ayer's Sarsaparil' fer the Complexion.

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REGTGP.ES VITAUTY.

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Made a

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of Me.

THE GREAT 3011. r,:V/. 'Eta-JIM-OIEaC 2=2.i33V5CE X"5r \ro lures the above result., in :to It acts nuliy and «jmekly. Cuii when all others (ail. irjn mt-ii will regain their i»Ht xuauhood. and old will rocover their yonthlul vmor by uning

VIVO. It quickly and Hureiy rcKtora Nervous* Lost Vitality, Impotewcy, Niphtly Kiutasiwm, •t Power. Failing Mi-mory. \VaMintr and tiTects of telf-abUFO or excess and indiscretion, unfits one lor Ktudy, buhiness or marriage. It only cures by Ftp.rtim at the i-fat oi disease, but Facreat nerve tonic and blood builder, bring* li:p back the pink glow to pule ebeeks and ro|t':inff tho fire of youth. It wards oil* Insanity

Consumption. Insist on haviuK .RKV2VO, no }tl:t-r. It can bo carried in vest socket. Uy mail, 11.00 per package, or fcix for £5.00, with a posi live written guarantee to eure or refund Ihe money. Circular free. Address fiOYAL MEDICINE CC., 53 River St.. CHICAGO, ILL l-'OK SAL?: r.Y

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at Chicago with all points to the S'orth and North-west. Elegant dinDg and Parlor Car attached, and Sleeper on all through trains.

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Na, in Express 1:50 a. in. I'assougor (uo stops).. .4.17 a. in. Express (all stops) 1:40 p. m. "•9vji. Local Freight 9:15 a, m.

For full information address, L. C'UKK, Agent, Crawfordsville, FRANK J. HEED, Gcn'l Pass, K't W, H. MGDOF.L, General Man-

FRANCIS A- TRUITT DEAD-

Sunda/ Afternoon —A

Mr. Truitt was born Oct. 2:j. m'ur Vvingate. lit ,-amo to this city hitI cotnmencotl d.iidnt and for a numl.r of years vvae in tbo (.-inploy of Coho .ii i- Pishir. !i then, w.ih Jeff hcoM. started in tii.• irocery l.usinoss on th.. corner of M, in und Walnut Ht.-er-s, then sold out ,uid purchased :i yrocrry on the corn. of Washington iind Maricet Ptreets, ru Jiiing it until Mr. Scott's death. He th.-n purchased Mr. Scott .*• interest and continued business alone until his dee.tii

In 1881 he \\Hsi married to Mi^sMartLa Ueul. Jle was a Mason of the, highest standing in thecountv and was a nn-uiDer of tho following: Montgomery Lodge ~9 and .'i. Mason Crawforc!:--viiii) Chapter. No. JO. Koya! ,\ Mi: oiip. and Pc»r-t High I'licst Cou-..ci!

of High Priests of the Stale: Moutgm cry Council Xo. :il, Royal ami Si Ma.-krs, and was serving liia se term as Illustrious Master he wvs r:!r.-: IJiiiinent Commander of the Crawfordsville Coniinandery, No.'25, Knights i'emp'ar and also a member of the rilie ol IJen li'ir. lie was a good business man and was highly respected by all who knew him.

Mr. Truitt carried £G,000 life insurance, 62,500 in the Northwestern, $2,500 in tho Tribe of Ben Hur, and §1,000 in the New York Lifo. The funeral occur, red on Wednesday at 2 o'clock at The family residence, under the direction of the K. T., l!ev. G. W. Switzer, of Brazil, odiciating. Interment at Oak Hill.

Hi* leaves a wife, but no children, besides many friends to mourn his loss.

I'lUd-l'i) Slock. Attorney-General Ketchum says the building and loan associations of the State might as woll make up their minds to abide the decision of the Supremo Court, taxing stock that is held in investment. He has boon called on several times for advice since this decision of the court was announced, and ho has said to members of county boards of reviow that he would pursue but one policy in dealing with associations that rofuso to give information in regard to the holding of paid-up stock, and that would bo to put on the tax duplicate tho amount of tho association's authorized capital stock. This, he says, should be done, and tho associations should havo opportunity to gat the assessment oil the duplicate if they can.

The letters roceived at the otlice of 1 the btate Tax Board indicate that there is controversy in nearly every county over tho assessment of paid-up stock. In many instances secretaries of associations have refused to answer the questions, and the boards havo written to tho State Board for advice. It seems

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There we

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uithe Highest Standing in the County. Sundio afternoon at 0 o'clock occurred the di-utli-.f Francis A. Truitt his homo ons nth Green street, of phoid fever. Mi hud b«en sii:. for n-.-u,o time m:«i hopes lor Lis recou-ry were very v.mblo nt ii (lentil,

certain that the question will get into:. v.,. ,,

the courts soon, and that tho Supremo

Court will bo called upon early in the fall to to say whether associations can be compelled to furnish tho names of persbns who can own paid-up stock, and the amount owned by each.

Waul lo Ho Superintendent*. The hungry fellows who want to step into the office of county school superintendent provided the .Supreme Court decides there is one to be chosen, hold a private caucus a few days since. They resolved to ask tho trustees who assume control next month, to elect a superintendent, and be as quick about it as potsible. This the trustoes will probably do. There are five or six applicants fortheplaco including Fraley, li ving, Walkup and others, and they want that S-l per day, Sundays and public holi-

more "dry" fellows to be

re ultecl froiu

the now Nicholson temper

ance law, Small Knots of men of three or four could bo seen going up and down alleys, aiming to get into the saloons by the buck doors. They would knock fientiy at Ural and ask, "Rill," "Pat,"

Jti'jiv, as tho case might be, of some bar toiK.er. to let them in, but no responses ca:m\ and after a few moments they would cijme out of the alloys with looks of (Impair antl auger forcibly impressed on iln ir countenances. In no instance, we believe, were any persons au "sted, as the sii!o men propose to take no chances, but will wait to see tho effect of the new law.

Tin- !v.ii«lilN ('i-li-liralcd.

In an article last week, we omitted to maica mention of several attrac ioi.-j given by the Knights of St. .John on the the 1th. The exhibition drill given by them was very tine,and hy 1 tui ti'.iio they go to the next encamp-j mem at Dayton, O., they will undoubt-i ediy win lirst again. L'apt, Drury is an exce.icnt ilrill master and now has the rank to a point where everything is perfeoi. he ten mile relaj was won in 27

jUnnnt'.-s, J. X, Dice making the best time, it being 12,'i. The attendance was large, and everyone wont away pleased and hoping the Knights .'ao:i have another attraction next

Ihe horse races were also very

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Albert Muhleiecn. of the'-dipper," in reply to what Or. Tucker said about nis screens not being removed on Sunday in accordance with the Nicholson lav, says it was not so, and that the Dr. whs misinformed. Mr. Muhleisen says his screens were all down and left a light burning so that everyone could see through his house. His statements are substantiated by the police force, Mr. Muhiiesen says the more he tries to abide by tho law, the tnore some temperance cranks kick.

Cii'or«i! I-\ I.on« to lie Slurried George F. Long, of Long Bros., grocers, is to be married to Miss Emily McDowell, of Lafayette, on July 1G, at the St. Marys church. Rev. Father Dinnen will perform the ceremony. Mr. Long is a successful business man, and tho

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wishes him a happy and pros

perous journey through life.

(JUN .linker Ills Escape. Gas Boone, who was taken to the poor farm, last week, made his escape. He was given a now suit of clothes and a good bath. A more dirty and lousy man was uever seen, and the job of washing him was quite a task. lie should bo matte keep clean or else driven out of the city.

A Hum ISurutMl.

On Saturday, the barn of John Williams. residing east of New Ross, burned to tho ground together with all the farm implements, grain, etc. Just how the barn took fire is unknown, but is 1 supposed to be tho work of naincend

lary. I ho loss is fully covered bv insur

ance

Ked

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Pleitie.

A picnic of the Red Meus' Association to be participated in by delegations from a large number of neighboring towns, will bo held here, Aug. 1st. It will be held at the fair ground and everybody will be invited.

Stricken with I'liralynip. Mr. Wm. Barton, of Waynetown was stricken with paralysis, leaving him speechless and unable to move. Ho is an old man and it is very doubtful if he will recover.

As the name indicates, Hall's Vegetable Ilair Renewer is a renewer of tho hair, including its growth, health, youthful color and boauty. It will please

days excepted, just as soon as possible, you. Dress goods salo at tho Big Store.

Combined Bargain Sale. Clearance Sale,

MURDER IN FOUNTAIN COUNTY.

A Young Lady the Victim—Found By Some Fishermen on Last

Sunday.

Sunday while some men „e.e fishing in a stream some two miles south of ilackville. Fountain county, they discovered nearby the remains of a young woman. Tho discovery at once created great excitement and in a lew hours large crowds were drawn to tho scene. After a thorough investigation the name of the deceased was ascertained to be Marv Shanks, whoso parents live some six miles north-west ot' Marshal, in Parko county. Her ago was IT years, acd she was considered very handsome and of correct deportment. It is supposed she was induced to go to the locality by a note, and after arriving there was outraged and mur-dcrcd. Tho liend guilty of tho crime is unknown, but a man named Thistlewaite is strongly suspected. Thistlewaito has since disappeared.

SCRAPS-

l'.very ten years a religious census is taken in Ireland.

Odessa is 6aid to be tho prettiest and most European town of Russia.

Sweden has a deaf and dumb corps of the Salvation Army. Four meetings aro held tveeldy.

Rhode Island, in propoition to size and population, is amongst tho richest of our commonwealths, being assessed at 2,.).i0.()i3.

There is an association oi bill-posters in London that exercises a koen supervision of posters, aud prevents the exhibition of what might shock decency.- 'J

A proposition has been made by aNew England paper to have the rich men buy up the abandoned farms in the Eerfstern States and turn them into game preserves.

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In the United States any plant that attaches itself to some support by rootlets is called an ivy, as that which climbs in any manner is designated a vine Exchange.

An Altoona (Pa) woman has had eleven hotel men arrested for furnishing her husband liquor after she had notified them not to sell him any, as he is a man of known intemperate habits.

A tramp waB arrested at Sioux Falls, S. D., a few days ago for breaking into a synagogue and stealing a lot of prayerbooks, which ho subsequently tried to peddle on the streets of the town.

Just What's Needed

Exclaims thousands of people who have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla atthissearson of tho year, and who have noted the success of the medicine in giving them relief from that tired feeling, waning appetite and state of extreme exhaustion after the close confinement of a long winter season, the busy time attendant upon a large and pressing business dur ing the spring months and with vacation time yet somo week's distant, it is then that tho building-up powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla aro fully appreciated. It seems perfectly adapted to overcome that prostration caused by change of seasoD, climate or life, aud while it tones and sustains tho system, it purifies and vitalizes the blood.

Mail-bags can now be taken on and delivered from trains running at sixty miles an hour.

Nearly everyone needs a good tonic at this season. Hood's Sarsaparilla is tho one true tonic and blood purifier.:

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Wash Fabrics, Linen Fabrics, Woolen Fabrics, Laces, Embroideries, Parasols, Fans, Gloves, Lawns, Challies, Dimities, Organdies, Grepons, Chiffons, Percales, Ducks.. Our Immense Stock of Dress Goods and Silks we offer in this Sacrifice Sale.

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FOR SALE BY ALL DF

H. Swindler is a Kansas City tailor, who bears a reputation totally at variance with his name.

What is probably tho largest apple orchard in the world covers 1.537 acres in Fairmont, Kan.

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Disappearance of a Stomach Titrable. Lyon Medicine Company 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.

111 South "Washington Street.

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

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Corner of Main aud Green streets. All our friends are invited to call and insphct the new place.

ALFRED PARISH.

ORLEANS, IND., July 25, 1894.

,, not Flashes and Headaches.

To ihe Lyon Medicine Company

After using three boxes I am

,» pleased to say my appetite has returned, the pains have entirely left fiDiA?lAP0LIS side, I no more experience hot

?'IDv flashes and my headaches have disappeared. I am free to say that had it not been for

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--En cry thing in any of the above linos will lie found to be first-class

in every particular. Repairing of all kinds of Jewelry at Reasonable

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

LYON'S SEVEN

I should not be alive

,'v .-...-lay. Mus. LIZZIE JOHNSON. !CA.NS, l.N'l.)., July 26, 1894.

W atehes. Jewelry, Cut Gks

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