Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 May 1896 — Page 4

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CO pieces Shirting Prints.. i00 pieces Indigo Blue Piiuis... '20 pieces Check Ginghams 20 doz Corsets at i9c worth.... 120 doz ladies and misses blk and Big lot silks wth 40 to 50c choice at i7c \w\ yd 500 sets covered dress stays at 3c per set wth ioc 50 pair lace curtains at 39c pair worth 90c

This is Straight-

A straight line is the ehortest distance between two given points, yet the shortest line between two giren points may not be straight. Now, the Vandalia Line may not be straight, but its trains will take you straight to South Bend without change of car?, both morning and evening, for one fare, S3.00 for the round trips, on May 1*2 and 13. Tickets are good to return including 15th. On 8:16 a. m. train yo\ stop 20 minutes at Marmont for dinner and and get to South Bend sit 1 a. in. On G:19 p. m. train you arrive at South Bend at 10:ir. p. 111. Returning you leave South Bend at 4:40 a. m. and 1'2 noon, arriving home at 9:02 a. m. or iVIO p. ro. Excursion ticknts also on sale every day to Lake Maxinkuckee, Boss Lake, the Shades, and don't forget the fast trains for St. Louis conventions.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, AJJI-ut.

I'nintiiiK l*«|icr llunuinit, Friwriunn. The season is hero for re-painting, papering and frescoing. If yo- want uood, substantial work in this linn, won? that commends itself, leave au order with Black A- Co., .'ilT south Washington street. 2-!

The county declamation contes' will be held in this city Saturday, June 27.

Wood won't burn unless air—oxygen—is present. The food taken into the body must be united with oxygen before it can be consumed and give heat to keep the body warm. Scott's Emulsion of Codliver Oil, with Hypophosphites, is one of the best fuelfoods. The cod-liver oil obtains its oxygen from the air and heat is produced, it warms, nourishes, invigorates, gives good blood, and fortifies against the piercing winds of fall and winter The hypophosphites tone up the nervous system and improve digestion. Scott's Emulsion prevents colds, coughs, consumption and general debility.

SCOTT'S EMULSION has been endorsed by the medical profession for twenty years. (/4iA your doctor.) This is becouse it is always palatable—always uniform —always contains the purest Norwegian Cod-liver Oil mud Hypopkosphites.

Put up In 50 cent and $1.00 sizes. The small sin may be enough to cure your cough or htlp your baby.

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Regular Sale

.. 2^ per yd .3$o per yd .3ic per vd 40c

col hose 5c wth 10c

The only exclusively Carriage Repository in Crawfordsville. Harter Block, east Main street. We have the celebrated A. HOWARD Buggies, of Gallion, O.. TJnion City's noted work, and are exclusive agents for the unequalled M. A. Rapp (Ladoga) carriage factory. The only all hand-made, all home-made vehicles in the county.

A lull line of Carriages, Surries, Phaetons, Buggies, Road Wagons, Harness, Lap Robes, etc. Don't buy till voti see me.

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

•——•Hundreds of other articles that you should see to appreciate how cheap we are selling goods. We have also T^Tcd an elegant new line of Dress Goods, also silks in novelties, new spring Capes in Velvet, bilk and Cloth at lowest prices. Our millinery business has far exceeded our expectations the past week. Ladies appreciate style and quality in connection with our low prices. Yours,

13. J. WOODWARD

J. WOODWARD,

CONSPIRACY IS SHOWN

DAMAGING TELEGRAMS ARE FOUND.

South Africa Compnuy Party to the Crime—Lefters {u.-tlcatlng Preparation for the Invasion— Others Implicated—

Foreign News. ...A............

London, May 7.—The Daily Telegraph has a dispatcL from Cape Town which indicates that the conspiracy to overthrow the Transvaal had a still wider ramification. This dispatch says: "It is stated that all thn telegrams from the Chartered South Africa company in Cape Town bore the .-:tamp 'On the company's service.' From copies of the letters which the Transvaal obtained from Dr. Jameson (upon hia capture) it seems that orders had been given to prepare everything in Matabelelnnfi for an invasion of the Transvaal. "The executive council's decision in regard to the sentence of the reformers is delayed by the stubborn objections of Gen. Jourbet (commander-in-chief of the Transvaal forces and a member of the executive council) that there should be a unanimous opinion on the .-onteii''(,H."

The Daily Mail asserts that Rutherford Harris, the secretary in Cape Colony of the Chartered South Africa

company, has tendered his resignation. He was one of those implicated in the Jameson raid bv the Transvaal crytogram.

A Paris dispatch to the Standard says that the Temps' Pretoria correspondent reports that papers are about to be submitted to the Transvaal volksraad which contain an extract, from the English instructions to Jameson's troopers. "Proof exists," says the Temps' correspondent, "that the Rhodesia horse were ordered to be in readiness for the raid."

Johannesburg, May 8.—The Standard Johannesburg. May 7.—The Standard and Diggers' News says it has authority to state that the sentences of the so-called reformers will be reduced to a small fine and imprisonment. The sentence of banishment, the newspapers "adds, will be waived.

Your Physical (Jontlition

Neods attention at this time. Jf you are tired, weak and nervous, it is clear that your blood is impure, and without doubt there has been too much overwork or strain on brain and body. The course of treatment for such a condition is plain and simple. The blood must first be purified BO that the nervous system and in fact all tha organs will be fed upon pure blood. Intelligent people without number have testified that the best blood purifier, nerve tonic and strength imparting medicine is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Nervousness, IOSB of sleep and general debility all vanish when Hood's Sarsaparilla is persistently taken in a word, health and happiness follow after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla.

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lo doz Gents suspenders at ioc worth 20c Extra Heavy Ingrain Carpets only 25c worth 40c Heavy Straw Matting only loc worth 18c 10 purees tancy Table Liiieu at 23c worth 4^c 1 lot Spring Capes, embroidered, all $1.39 wth $2.75 iO Pieces Fancy Dress Goods, 36 inches wide, only ioc per yd 9 pieces all wool Novelties at 23c wth 40c

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LOCAL NEWS.

Read the Midway in another column. Dr. S. Irwin was in Columbus this week.

Read W. O. Smith's ad in another column.

Crawfordsville is to have a dancing school. Many from here were in Indianapolis this week.

W. W. Morgan was in Rockville on Wednesday.

Two Hag poles were raised in Ladoga last Tuesday.

Frankfort has elected a printer as councilman,

Chas. Dochterman was in Covington on Tuesday.

Wm. Reeves is numbered amone the sick this week.

Roachdale had its annual horse show last week.

Chas. T. Beatty was in Indianapolis on Wednesday.

Harry Stockton has started a populist paper in California.

Louis A. Love, was down from Darlington on Tuesday.

Prank Davis has started a tin siiop on south Walnut street.

Mrs. A. C. Jennison and son have retured from Florida.

Sata Burkholder was in Bloomington on business this week.

Policeman McCoy will probably go into the painting business.

The market is full of lemons which sell at 10 cents per dozen.

Kent Wise has returned to Gas City after a visit of several days.

Ed Doherty, of Pullman, 111., is in the the city the guest of friends.

Attention is called to the ad of McMullen & Robb on another page.

A theatrical entertainment is booked for Music Hall on Monday night.

The painters report lots of work in the paiut and paper hanging line.

It is reported that a young gentleman of this city is soon to wed a Ladoga girl. Business in the Police Court this week has been very light, as no arrests

been made for some time.

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The Wabash ball team defeated the Outings by a score of 11 to -1 on the college diamond Monday. /.

Sheriff Davis sold this week a lot of goods on execution belonging to Kendall the late proprietor of the Nutt House.

The Ladoga Horse Show was postponed from last Saturday until to-day on account of the republican convention.

There are many cases of measles reported in this city. Alf Lookabili's family of seven are down with the disease.

Tho colored vote of this city, numbering nearly 100, was fully two-thirds for the democratic candidates at the Tuesday election.

Fully forty persons went over on tbo trains to Indianapolis on Wednesday to attend the republican State convention the next day.

Ilarrie Pontious has gone to Atlantic City, N. J., to take charge of a large retail bicycle store owned by tho Ben llur company.

Rev. J. C. Barnhill, formerly of this city, was elected treasurer of the town of lrvington, east of Indianapolis, at the election this week,

Dr. Berry has gone to Chicago to remain two weeks. He has over onehundred patients in that city that are being treated for cancer.

James If. Watson, this city, has received a patent for a corugated colvort, the invention relating to the cresting business in which ho engaged.

Ephriam Mears and Miss Nancy II. Tribby both of Now Richmond were married on the 5th instant by Rev. (J. W. Stafford at his residence east of the fair ground.

William Stewart, Darlington, has made application for divorce from his wife. Too much "bossing," as alleged on the part of his better half, and, and incompatibility in general.

WOOL

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25 lbs Pride of Peoria for.. ...$ .50

50 1.00

rg lbs. Extra Sugar Si.00 r8 Ridgewood A Sugar.. .$1.00

To the Farmers

I am prepared to Lake car© of your horsss at any and all time.*, and will soo that they aro fed and properly carod for at Koasonablo pricos.

Always In The Lead

Givn me a trial and 1 will guarantoe satisfaction at No. OKi *. (iroeu St.

W. IRONS

FAtiMbUS' lAiVANIZED U01LKKS Steel Tanks

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

STAR iFG. CO. 77

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ffhen Baby was slok, wo gave her Cnstorto. When sbo was a Child, sho cried tor Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Oastoris,

Up=to=Date With Goods and Prices.

May 1st To Juno 15th, 1896

We will conduct a 10 per cent. Discount Sale during the Wool season on

Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing,

Hats, Caps, Furnishings, Trunks and Valises.

OVERCOATS

On our Light and Heavy Weight Overcoats we will give you a discount ot 40 per cent, from our extremely Low Prices rather than pack them up for the summer.

$5.00 Overcoats worth $6.00, 40 per cent. off $3.oo. $8.oo io.oo, 40 g0

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12.00 15.oo,40 $7 20 lS.oo 20.oo, 40

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LEE S. WARNER

The One Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.

This is the Time to Buy Flour

We Have Lots of it and Will Sell You

25 lbs. Pillsbury's Best for $ .50 50

This Gold Mine Flour we guarantee to be the very finest Spring Wheat Flour made We are also agents for the Standard Flour, the best Winter Wheat Flour on earth' We will also sell YOU

17 lbs. Fine Granulated....... $ 1,00 All Package Coffee, per lb 20

McMullen &

ToHy Farmer Friends.

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We have as Choice and Select Stock of Staple and Fancy

GROCERIES

As there is in this city, and as we

pay either trade or cash for all produce, will ask a share of your patronage.

Green Apples a Specialty.

Bacon, Hams and Shoulders wanted at all times.

Now is the time for Salt Fish.

THE

MARKET GROCERY.

HENRY SLOAN, Manager.

New (Jtiarters

THE MERCHANTS'

Transfer Line

Is now located at No. 207 West Main St. 'Phone No. 44. All kinds of light or heavy hauling, safe moving, etc. Ring us up.

MARK HAYS.

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A good Rice, per lb 05

Fine Michigan Potatoes, perbu.<p></p>Robb.

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WOOL!

1 will buy all the wool oftei'ed at the Highest Cash Prices, and will

give down weights and the very best price the market will afford, and a fair and square selection. We will

pay you just what your wool is worth. You will be satisfied with our treatment if you sell us your wool.

Joe Goldberg.

Office on Lafayette Pike, Craw

fordsville, at the Old Reliable Hide House.

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