Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 October 1895 — Page 4

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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria

The Money Came Too Late.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct. 3.—Mrs. Jane Hudson has been closo to poverty for several days past, while she waited for a pension in vain to which she was entitled. Two days ago she was sCrlckon with an Illness, largely caused through want. She received a letter from the pension department, inclosing a check for {1,000 bacfc pension money. Two hours later she passed away.

Verdict After Nine Hoar*.

KENOSHA, Wis., Oot. 8.—The juiy in the arson case returned a verdict at 18:30 a. in. They had been out nine hours. The verdict found Perrin and Bloch guilty of the charges laid against them. The found Jacobson not guilty. The most agonizing scene ensued between Mr. and Mrs. Perrin. Nearly every one in the oourtroom were moved to tears.

Fire at Kwen, Mlclu

KwsK,

Mich., Oct. 3.—Fire destroyed

Louis Danto's clothing store and stock, John Gardner's drug atoro and stock and Hubbell'i opera house, also one dwelling house belong to JohnSohiUing. Loss on •took* and buUdlr^s: L. Danto, »10,000 J.Gardner, $4,000, insurance 1500 Hubbell's opera house, $3,000 SchllllijfPg dwelling, *1,000.

Mahoae Hay live a Week.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—General

CUT-:-SALE

THIRTY DAYS ONLY.

\Vd will positively sell Buggies at Wholesale Prices. Also to any one buying a

Turnbull Wagon

On or before October 15th, '95, we will give a liscouyt of $^.00. The .. .. sale and prices will last only for the time named.

JOB B. PISHER

The Hardware man.

120-122

S. "Washington street.-

Have You Seen Them Yet?

The immense Bargains in Tailor-Made Clothing now being offered at

Ruben's Bates House Misfit Parlor,

GO \Vist

WnnliiiiKtoii SlrtM-I. I iHliiinupnli*. Iiidiniiii.

KING OF TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.

What wo necl Is room lor our new wintor stock, aii'l the most effectual way to gain this room i# to i-iosie out all our light anil medium-weight soods rugardless of cost. So doJnot overlook this opportunity to buy t'iue Tatlor-Mvle Clothing for lees thau the actual value of the raw material.

SEE 01" 1J WINDOW. NOTE THESE PRICES v: I Kor $8.00 we sell a 'JiVO'i Tailor-made Suit. Kor *10.00 w» will sell Tailor-made Suit..

For (13.50 w* will sell a $30.00 Tailor-made S»it. For ilo.OO we will sell a $35.00 T.illor-made Suit. Pants in endless variety, from $2,50 10 {." tailors1 prices $i to $!••!.

60 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.

Ruben's Bates House Misfit Parlor.

No charge for alterations to improve a fit.

•WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."

GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM

THE USE OF

SAPOLIO We're Happy! Can't Help It!

Got an A rtiele that Touches the Spot.

Unheuser-BusGli: Beer.

17 Ounces for a Nickel. Aint that enough? None better. None quite so Good,

"THE LODGB."

No. oil.

RFIRST

EPORT OK THE CONDITION OK THE NATIONAL BANK ofCruwforrUvillr, in thi* Stat» of Inillana, at the closo of buslneni) September 23. Itj95.

KF.SOUUCKS

Loans and discounts $198 40 Oror'lrdffci, Hecured and unsecared 36"

LOCAL NEWS

The grand jury hits adjourned.

J(t

U. S. Bomln to secure circulation 36.000 00 Premiums on U. S. Boads j,5oo o# County bondB and certificates 24,098 88 Banking house, furniture and fixtures S,6B4 25 Other real estate and mortgages owned Due from National Uank.i (net Reserve Agents) 24.77# 37 Due from State Hanks and bankers.. 2,30123 Due from approved reserve agents... 36,005 (8 Checks and other cash items 5,772 67 Notes of other National Hanks 3,975 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents J33 71 Lawful .Money Hesorve in Bank viz-

Specie *2,133 00 Legal-tender not- a:j,000 00 45,128 00 Redemption fund with

IT.

Total

Maho&e

ia resting oomfortably aed his eondltlen •how* Important change. He Hwps well and can take nourishment la a HqoM form. His phjrslolans think is pmible for him t* iurrlre a week or mm, tkeugh «xhaustlon of the maatal lmpala*, ranltlog fatally, may oooq* at mj

Treasurer

(5 per cent, of circulation. 1,185 00

Total...,... 409.051 02

LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid in $100,000 00 Surplus fund 50 000 00 Undivided profits, less expenses and tAX68 pulij 27 5ff7 National Bank notea ontdt&n'ilug.... 22,500 (M Duo to Stain ii/inkrf and bankers 7.408 29 Individual 'I^posli* subject to chock. 25U 784 00 Demand certificate of deposit 1,700 00

469,051 Ot

State of Indiana. County of Montgomery, s»: I, JAMKS E. EVANS, Cashier of the above, named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JAMKS K. EVANS. Cashier

Subscribed and sworn to before me this Id day of ©-tobi:r. l-3.-. MKLVILLK W. BRUNEK, Notary Public

Correct—Attest: K. C. VOHIS, W. p. HERRON.V-Directors.

J. ri. BROWN..

Dr. Hickman, a new practitioner in this locality, has lately opened an office in the Braden builiing, south Washington street.

J. R. Howard and wife an home from Frankfort. Editor Small, of Waynetown, was in the city Tuesday. «5

Robt. Wilson and faintly removed to Indianapolis next week. Harry Voris saw the races and "Old Hi" at Terre Haute Tuesday.

Newt Wray, of the "Specialty" store, was in Indianapolis Tuesday. McMullen and Robb purchased oOO bushels of potatoes this week.

Harlow Brothers iniu=trelB are booked for Music llall Tuesday night. The cornet band accompanies the Kuight of St. John to Anderson to morrow.

Bruce Luckett left Wednesdar 'ifor a three months stay in the Now England states.

The Fiske Jubilee Singers will be at the V. M. C. A. next Thursday. They are said to be tine.

Rev. S. II. Creightou and wife are on their wedding trip and are visiting tho Atlanta Exposition.

John Swearuigeu is homo from the Indiana Mineral Springs, looking much improved in health.

Henry Connard has been awarded £!'0 judgment against Newt Martin for commission on goods sold.

The physicians report a great deal of sickness in this city, most of which is malaria and typhoid fever.

John L. Davis is getting ready to move into the house purchased by him of Noah Clodfelter on south Green street.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Host celebrated the seventh anniversary of their wedding by giving a reception Thursday evening.

See "Trilby" Grimes, the great blackface comedian of the east end, in his insane asylum act at tho fair grouud to-night.

The second installment of taxes is due by the 1st Monday of November. After that date the penalty is added on all taxes unpaid.

Ed Cotton and Miss Mayme Wise will be married at the home of the bride's parents on west Main street, on Wednesday, Oct. 1G.

The attendance at the performance of Chas. Hopper in the play, "Vale of Avoca" at Music Hall on Thursday night was fair and the show satisfactory.

Rev. II. A. Tucker was in the city Wednesday enroute for his home in Terre Haute. He addresed the Epworth League in South Bend on Monday evening-

Hon, James A. Mount was elected president of tbe National Horse Thief Detective Association at Eaton, O., this week. The next meeting will be at Warsaw, Ind.

Mr. II. Rice Canina is reported in a dying condition and is thought cannot live but few days at the most. Mr. Canine has resided in this county for over 50 years.

The damage suit of Miss Rosebaum aginst Dunkle. the Linden post master has been changed from this to Foun tain county. Tho trial will take place in November.

The pick pocket, James Wilson, who was arrested here on the day Barn urn's Bhow exhibited here for stealing, was taken to the penitentiary this week by Deputy Sheriff Brothers. His sentence was two years.

Isaac Kahn, a well known traveling man who came here often[died from an attack of flux, after being ill but a few days in Indianapolis on Friday and was buried on Sunday. He was a relative of Mrs. Max Tannenbaum.

Hon. J. II. Foster will speak in this city Monday evening on "Christian Missions from the World's Standpoint." He has been in China and Japan for several years. While here ho will be the guest of G.S. Burrows of Wabash College.

The marriage of Mr. Arthur McCain, of the Journal, to Miss Ethel Rondthaler, of Indianapolis, is announced to occur Oct. 23d. Tho reason for the building of a neat cottage residence in Whitlock Place addition ia thereby reasonably explained. Tho bride-groom to be is an excellent young man, and acquaintances will trust that he may meet with success in life.

Judge Ellison, of Anderson, is accused of assault upon Miss Dora Witt, daughter ot B. F. Witt, of Anderson, It is charged that he induced tho young lady to come to his room on the pretense of performing some labor about the premises. While in tho room tho girl claims she was assaulted. She told hor parents of the affair, and the father confronted tte author of his daughter's ruin. It was charged that Judge Ellison hushed the matter up for some time by the payment of $100 to the father of the girl victim. Judge Ellison says the charge is without foundation, and that time will bring the facte out. Ellison is a prominent member of the Order of Red Men and lectured here last winter under the management of the students of the college. Of the truth of the charge no one knows anything, it would seem, about the case.

It Pays to Trade at

THE BIG STORE.

THE BIG STOR

FROM THE

A few weeks ago Specker Bros. & Co.. one of the Largest aj Best jobbing houses in the west, were forced to make an assigniueii This was brought about by slow collections, due to the recent lial

times. Last week the entire stock, appraised at §3()5,000 was so] at auction to the highest bidders. In accordance with our usual wide-awake and progressive po| cy we sent our buyers to watch every item and instructed them buy all the good things, if at their price, which was in no install] more than halt the regular price.

Was heard more times than any other expression, and our purchas amounted to several thousand dollars. This enormous lot| Goods is now being received and will be on sale

Monday Morning, September

Owing to the vast amount of work necessary to get tlie

in shape we hare not been able to print a Lust of the bargains, w! will appear next week but don wait to read that

Come and See the Goods!

Owing to the^ lateness of the season this sale will last only a sli time, as[j our Winter Goods are coming in and clamorin room, so don't delay your visit or you may be too late.

PURCHASE

GREAT AUCTION SAL

.. OF

Specker Bros.&Co.Ci ncinnati

'SOLD TO L. IB.

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