Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 December 1895 — Page 8
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We want to make you a present, and if you will patruiiz" ns we may be of great benefit to yon.
With every 20th purchase we refund tinmoney, besides we have
Reduced Our Prices
from 15 to 30 per cent, and expect to make a booming sale from now until January 1st. Don't tail to attend it.
LEE S. WARNKR.
One Price Clothier. Tailor and Furnisher.
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"Tlie Spnn of I.ll'e." "The Span of Life," Sutton Vane's melodrama of the realistic order, returned last evening to the llaytnarket where had its first Chicago proilue tion a few weeke ago.
The lighthouse scene could hardly lf improved upon. Half murdered by thr vidian, the hero, who is tho keeper of the lights, recovers consciousness and strength enough to realize what IIHP happened. He is out cf oil, through the machinations of hiB enemy and knowB that the absence of the light will probably cause disaster to ships that pass near the dangerous reefs. Tile only thing to do iB to ring the fog bell, and he can reach tho bell only by climbing the outside of the tower. Ho makes the ascent slowly and painfully reaches the bell, and ringsout the alarm, The villain bearing tho clang of the bell hastens to Btop^t by hurling the bravo light keeper into the oi:ean. but help arrives just in time to defeat him the lamp is hastily lighted and as tho first Hash is seen, a huge ocean steamer, with her port holes aglow with light, heaves into sight, tacking in time to avert the threatened cntitRtrophe.— Chicago Herald.
At Music Hall Jan. 3rd.
.Looking for CliristuttiH Money. A burglar entered the r^piiionce of Walter Whalen. on east .JetTerson street, on Monday night, but was frightened away before he could secure any Christmas money. The police were notified but the thief could not be found. The family were away from home at the time. It is only a question of time until the home talent thieves will be landed behind the bars.
Howard Slurried.
Howard Sergeant was quietly married in Lincoln. Ill,, on Christmas morning, to Miss JeBsie M. Hall, a leading society bell of that city. After spending the day in this city, they went to Chicago to spend a few days an:l then return to Lincoln to reside. Howard is an old Crawfordsville boy and has a good position with a powder company as traveling salesman.
A llimawny. On Monday a team 1 itched to a wagon became frightened near the Vandaliaon eaBt Main street and ran away. They ran for a short distance before the coupling came unfastened, but the tongue and front wheels remained. At the corner of Washington and Main streets one of the horses fell and was somewhat skinned up. No one was hurt.
A Lewiston (Me.) man is studying on a 'sidewalk which can be turned up to idump snow in in the gutter.
Oranges 25c per doz. at Wampler'e.
A NEW YEAR'S PRESENT TO OUR flANY CUSTOMERS.
Thankiug" our friends for the very prosperous year's trade we Have just had, and desiring1 to show our appreciation in a more substantial way, commence on January 1st, 1896
OUR GRAND NET COST SALE-c
Of the whole stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery and Winter Wraps the Trade Palace contains. There will positively be nothing reserved, but a §50,000 stock ot the Choicest of nil Kinds of Goods placed on sale at Net First Cost and first come first served. We have established the reputation of our Cost Sab beyond question. We do not advertise ''cost sales" every change of the moon as our competitors do, but when we do ''we keep the faith."
Throw open the stock and instruct every clerk to sell at Net First Cost with out fear or favor. We now promise the
Grandest Sale We Ever Held!
Commencing WEDNESDAY DOMING. JANUAEY 1, and continuing 30 Days «-viiry article in the mammoth Trade Palace l)rv Goods Store goes at Net First Cost, Positively Net First Cost.
M'diURE & GRAHAM,
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Dentil ol".Inin1 I June Lee, the well known colored porter, died at the home of his mother, on Harrison street. Wednesday night, of consumption, lie wus years of age, and was well liked by his acquaintances. Tho funeral will occur at the colored Baptist church Sunday, and the remains will be iaid to rest in Oak Hill ceinotery.
Mixed nuts lo cents at Wampler H.
(iol Out ol .Inil. "Mick" Ormes was arrested by the police on Wednesday and landed in the corridor ot tho jail. He did not like tho place it seems and when the turnkey »vas not watchiug, he broke and ran. lie was not captured until the next morning. If he had been a noted criminal
he would perhaps nover have been captured.
A ItiihincNN ('limine. Ed Towr.sely sold his grocery store on east Main street this week Horace King. Mr. Townsely will go on tho road for a wholesale house the first of the year. We regrot Mr. Townsely going out of business and wish him tho best of success in his new undertaking.
Muny Thank*.
We are in receipt of a box of fine cigars from Albert Muhleisen's Clipper. He has the good will of tho REVIEW office. Many thanks.
Approach!!!* Marriuur. On Wednesday January S, Chas. E. Davis will lead to the altar Miss Flora, daughter of II. S. Ilays. They will reside in the jity.
They Don't Like Marion.
Marion McGuflin, tho New Ross man who is serving a six month's jail sentence, is a troublesome prisoner.—Lebanon Pioneer.
Come to the little store on tho corner opposite the Catholic church, '201 south Washington street, for your coffee, teas, sugars, meats, flour, spices, figs, datee, belltleur apples, and everything you want, new and fresh. Come and see us, Produce wanted.
H. LAW & SON
City property for sal e. Co., 118 W. Main sV'VT
C. A.Miller & tf
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Free Medical Reference Book (til page3) for men and women who are afilicted with any form of private disease peculiar to their sex, errors of youth, ::ontugeouB diseases, female troublee, ftc., etc.
Sond two 2-cent stamps, to pay po6t age, to the loading specialists and phygj. cians in tho country, Dr. HATI1AW.\Y A Co.. 70 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
Sept. 21-1.'!
WANTED—An
agent in every ec-
tiion to canvass S-1,00 to £."i.00a
day made, soils at sight also a man to s»fl Staple Hoods to dealers, best side line £7 _00 a month. Salary or large Commission made experience unnecessary. Clifton Soap & Munfacturing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. S 1 yr.
There are no undertakers in .liipan When a person dies hisuearest relatives put him into acotlin and bury him. The mourning does not begin until after burial.
^UTK'K TO NON-HUSl DENTS.
Stat" of Itnlinnn, Montgomery County: In tho Montgomery Circuit Court, Normnber term, 1895
Kobert A. Wiirron vs Chas. li Warren et r,|. Complaint No. 11SU7 Comes now tho I'luiutiiT by C'0||.ti a liurton his Attorueys ami tlle.s his complains heroin, together with an nlllilavit Hint sai'l defendant, Clinrtos K. Warren is not a rcsidm of tho State of Indiana. ami tlmt tho the suit heroin Is to obtain judgment en lie note set out in the complaint executed ty dofondant to the plaintiff heroin.
Notice is therefore hereby Kiven ynid defc-ii!-ant, Charles K. Warron that unlosshe IVIIM appoar on the 40th day of the January Tvruiol the Montgomery Circuit Court for the ve»: lfiSKJ tho same buing tho 20th day of February A.I) 189fi. at the Court House in Crnwtordtvilte in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, tho .»aino will bo heard anl determined in Ills absence.
Witness my name, and tho seal of eaid Court, aflixed at Crawfordsville, this v!3r(l day of Deo ember A. I)., 188.V WA1.LACK SI'ARKS,
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BREAK KAST—Sl'I'I'KK.
"lly a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern tho operations of digeetios ane nutrition, and by a careful application t! tho flno properties of well-selected Cocoa. .Mr. Epps has provided for our breakfast and supper a delicately tlavored beverage which may .SJITJ us many heavy doctors' bills. It 1* by the Judicious uso of Buch ortiulos of diet that tonBtltution may qu gradually built up until strong enough to resist overy tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies aro floating around us roady to attack wherever there it a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well lorttnod witli pure blood and a proporlp nourished frame."— Civil Service CJaEetto. Mace simply with bailing water or inilk. Bold only In half-pound tine tiy Grocers labelled thao:
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