Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 May 1896 — Page 4

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loom on north C.recn street for ?:i,r)o0 to

Smith, the restaurant man.

Regular Cyclone Sale

GO' pieces Shirting Prints. 2|° per yd i00 pieces Indigo Blue Piints 3^0 pei )d •20 pieces Check Ginghams

worth ......... .4Uc

-o doz ladies and misses blk and col hose oc wth Biff lot silks wth 40 to 50c choice at i7c pei yd 500 sets covered dress stays at 3c per set win oc

pair lace curtains at 39c paw worth Juc

The Frankfort base bull team has dis­

banded. Thoiuus Sutton, farmer of Walnut township, has removed to this city.

MrB Uilla Fishero-Blanchard, the actress. is visiting her parents at Alamo.

Mrs. A. Vancleave, aged OU years, who lived in the vicinity of Lapland, died on

Monday last. Dr. Burroughs delivered an addros •-i'to the graduating class of the Thorn-

town Academy on Monday. John Gilbert has sold hiB business

The new pun'aloons factory is located over Fisher's hardware store. They expect to begin work on Monday.

The Outing base ball team will play Wabash next Tuesday. Whittington will do the pitching for the former.

Mrs. Charles Bernard, residing on

Liberty street, died suddenly on Tuesday afternoon from indigestion.

Fishermen report that the tishing this season is better than common. Bass and carp seem plenty in Sugar Greek.

Wingate, Darlington and other corV- 1,orations hold town elections on Tuea- 1 day next for the selection of town olli

uials.

The wool market haB already opened and business in that line for a few weeks will be active. There are more buvers in the market here this jeni than

usual. The Lial'earl ebiMren, th.' greatest aerial wonders brf -re tb Americaii public. With Ijiil' -arl !g 10 and 20 cent Bail road Sli"^'. Will exhibit at Crawford ville, Monday, May 11.

Bring (he children to IaPearl8 Big 10 and t!0 i-nt liailroad Show to soothe uutest little Shetland ponioB. goats, dogs and monkeys ever brought to tliis country. Will exhibit at Crawfordsville,

Monday. May 11. Arthur Mul! will not tinish the spring term at Purdue this year, He went up to Lafayette Tuesday to get his trunk and books, intending to return Saturday. lie will probably attend Wabash College next year.--Bockville Tribune.

J. W. Foster, I'arkeraDurg, and Bazil Merrill. Waynetewn, aro reported as candidates for county treasurer before the convention of the '23d, but are keep mg it dark by not informing the public of it as lar as the newspapers are concerned.

^Hunting for mushrooms has been a a pleasant past time with a large number of persons during the present week. The crop this year has been unusually large, one man bringing in on Wednesday twenty-live dozen, which he had gathered during tho day.

Dr. A. T. L'ayne, of Terre Haute, coroner of Vigo county, is defendant in a suit for 810,000 brought by Charles H. Loveland. who alleges the alienation of his wife's affections. Mr. and Mrs. L') vol and have separated and a Buit for divorce is now pending.

The formation of state bicycle meet has been completed. Tho cities represented are Muncie, Anderson. Hartford City. Marion, Alexandria, Montpelier, Logansport, Lafayette, Frankfort, Jill wood and Indianapolis. It is proposed to commence the meets about May lo.

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-President and General Manager McDoel, of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago railway company says that everv foot of tho main line and branches is now laid with good"stool rails every bridge is in tirst class condition) the company has purchased '220,000 new ties, which will be put undorjthe track this spriDg 100 stone cars, 100 stock care and 100 furniturs carp. The motive power ot the MononJ'was never in better condition.

recent lowest prices. Our millinery business has far exceeded our expectations the past week and quality in connection with our low prices. Yours,

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We cull it a cyclone sale because of the way we are tearing prices. We lmve purchased part of the large stock of the defunct Merchantile Dry Goods Company, of Cincinnati, which we will put on sale Tuesday morning at one-lialf and one-third regular prices.

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of other articles that you should see to appreciate how cheap we are selling goods. 've?an elegant new line of Dress Goods, also silks in novelties, new spring Capos Velvet, Silk and Cloth at 11 Koo

(JROSS I. No, ITS, wna Imported Aug, 188'', !y tho WulHiMh Importation "o. A* a |ri/.« uinnor all couch ami carriat:e broods lor tho last yon'linvo heuii rnid to 1'iwi'r their colors wlion ho

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I.asl lull at Lebanon, l-'rank-

rt, l.afaj-oiti! anil at Crawfordoviliu In- won swoopstakos ovor a largo (told of trotlim l.'oa-h ami llackuoy broods, also at Madison Square (iardon, Now York City, shown by Mi'^rs. Thompson & lllaiul. Ills colts aro fast coming into demand.

They arc uood solid colors and aro tho host of actors The pair ol match brown gcMiug* wisold to .lamos Hakor for ffiOO, wore sliippod to Now York City and sold for We havo sold a number of coach goldliK'S from $1011 ti $"00 in tho last year Hroclors of coach ami trn.igo hvrsoB should cxamino this horso befoio brooding olsowlifire.

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Work on the new shops of the Big Four at Urbana, III., will begin at once. They will cost §150.000, and will give en I

pioyment to "00 men. Dr. B. Hickman, the colored physician of this city, is seeking the position as a delegate to tin* St.ljOiiiH rational lican national convention.

In other emulsio.. v---get an unevcii over or under dn&e.

SCOTT'S EMULljiuN hab ujen endorsed by the medical profession for twenty years. (.Ash your doctor.) This is because it li alway^ falatable—t.\wa.ytt uniform—alwav* contains the purest Norwegian Cod-liver Oil and H-jpophosphttes

Put up in socent and Ji.oo sizes. The small size may be enough to euro vour cough ut help your baby.

A now rail vay Bleeping car evolved io England is 52 feet long and 9 feot wide, with rooms, containing books and other comforts, for. each pa60GDger.

lo doz Gents suspenders al 10c worth :0c Extra heavy Ingrain Carpets only 25c worth 40c Heavy Straw Matting only loc worth 18c 10 pieces tancy Table Linen at 23c worth 4OC 1 lot Spring Capes, embroidered, all $i.39 wtb S2.T5 iO Pieces F^ncy Dress Goods, 3(5 inches wide, only toe per yd 9 pieces all wool Novelties at 2?c wth 40c

Crawfordsville Slock Farm

Breeders of Trotting and Coach Horses.

J. WOODWARD

I'lic only exclusively Carriage Repository in Crawfordsville. Hartcr JJlock, east Main street. We have, thecelebrated A. HOWARD I indies, of Gallion. O., Union City noted work, and lire exclusive iigents for the tineiiualled I\I. A. Rapp (Ladoga) carriage factory. The only all hand-made, all home-made vehicles in the county.

A full line of Carriages. Surries, Phaetons. Uujrgifs. Road Wucous Harness, Lap Robes, etc. Don't buy til! you see m'e.

Science is knowing how." The only secret about Scott's Emulsion is a of science. When made in large quantities and by improving methods, an emulsion must be more perfect than when made in the oldtime way with mortar and pestle a few ounces at a time. This is why Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil never separates, keeps sweet for years, and every spo.-nfui is squal to every other spoonful.

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KAFFllJ l.riOI5, record 3:27 1-2. Kaffir Is a rich cherry bay, l.W hands high, left hind foot whit brod by I,. ,T. Hoso, Los Angelee, Gal. Sired by Alcazar, 1:20 sire of 8 In 2 10 c'ass A lcazar by Sultan, 1513 record s.:24, sire ot Stamboul 2:35 1-2 and 13 moro bottorthan 2:30. Dam Is Mlnnoliaha, tho dam of in 2:30 list and ono daughter that Is tho dam of 7 from 2:11! to 2:2U^. KaClr'a Hrst dam Is Fiower tilrl by Athorton305, aire of 6 in 2:30 class and is by Ham'ltonian 10 second dam by lien. MeCloiland 144, sire of 8 in '-''30. KalHrhas prov.m to be a groat show horse. At Crawfordsvilio ho won first in the standard ed Ing ovor (lold of xiocn siiillnms from dlllercnt parts of tho Stale. Wo aw groat cuiiGdonoo in his mMkinn trotters his olilost colts aro coming 1 vears old ar.i! re all good solid colors, are ol od sizo and nicely gaitod.

Stallions will be kept on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday al tho larin anil Th.irsday, Friday and xiturday at II. W. Law's li.d Kink Uhiii. Farm situated on Indianapoiis gravel road, two

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house. ommunicatioi.s by wiro or lotto'wiil receive prompt attention. Stock will be fhuwn coceili.llv at any and all times.

Mop Youirt Go,

Crawfordsville.

J. WOOD WARDs

There is more catarrh in this section of tho cuntr^ than ah other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to he incurable. For a gieat many jears doctors pronounced it a local disease, am! prescribed local remedies, and h\ iMn^lantly failing lo cure with local 1 r- atinciit, pronounced it incurable. fScii'iice hns prover. catarrh to be a constitutional disease, ai.ii therefore rei|uireH coiistitutional treatmerit,. IFall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Ch,.„ey Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional cure on the market. It in taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous sui faces of the system, They ofTer one hundred dollars for any case it fail to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address,

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Sold by Druggists. 7")c. Hall's family Pills are the best.

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InveHtments. Nontaxable. The State Huilding and Loan Association of Indiana. Callon M. S Crawfords ville.

For Sale or Trade.

Two £iwl paying l)usinosses big protite Will stand close investigation. Going to retire. Address 29^ west Ohio street, room 12, Indianapolis Iud.

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For all kinds ot reliablelnsurancesee Wilier & Co., IIS W. Main St. tf

T. W. IRONS

Fee 1 and Livery Stable.

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placo whi.-ro your lior.-'-^ an: always foil aud tho best ut earn taki'ii ot Ih -in

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T. W. JliONS.

Buy direct from us and save money. 'Write for samples and prices. We ship subject to inspection.

STAR MFG. CO.

As there is in this city, and as we pay either trade or cash for all produce, will ask a share of your patronage

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Bacon, Hams and Shoulders wanted at all times. Now is the time for Salt Fisli.

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MARKET GROCERY.

HENRY SLOAN, Manager.

C. W. BURTON,

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WE WANT YOURTRADE

And in order to get it we will sell you the very Best of Clothing at the

Lowest Figure.

A Sure Thing..

What jou want is Clothing that can be depended upon to wear well and give satisfaction.

Get One of Our Suits

We are sure that ..you. will be pleased with it. Our line of

HITS, CAPS,"FUMSHINGS,

Etc., are everything to be desired. Come and see us.

LEE S, WARNER

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The On-. Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.

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FARMfcitS' lAl.VANIZEI) BOILERS Steel Tanks 11

M1HDLEHUHY. IN'I).

To Hy Farmer Friends.

Wo have as Choice and Select Stock of Staple and Fancy

GROCERIES

LAW.

Will do a gonoral law bnslnoss in Montgomory aDd adjoining conntlos. Special attention given to convoyanclng and tho st'ttloinftuts of decedents estates. Office oyer Mat Kltno's jewelry atoro.

Are prepared and wish to Buy all tho

Local Grown Wool

Of Montgomery and Surrounding Counties. In order to secure a fuK supply of the grades wanted for our own use, to accomplish this objeel, near as possible, have established for the season an'

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Agency in Crawfordsville

Room US South Washington Street, and we hereby solicit all Farmers interested Sheep husbaudy that do not and will not take their' ..wool to tho Mill at Yountsville, to call on our agent be fore disposing of your wool. Respectfully,

Yount Woolen Mills Co.

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