Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 August 1896 — Page 7
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FLOUR COFFEE.
The bust llour is the "Laurel" brand, made from hard Minnesota wheat. No better Hour made.
The best Coffee is "Shupleigh's New England'' brand. Pleases the most particular coffee drinkers.
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HENRY SLOAN, Manager.
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How to Cure Yoursslf While Using It The tobacco habit grows on a mail until his nervous system is soriously tUTeetoil, impairing hoaith, oomlort and happiness. To quit, nuddouly is too severe a shock to the system, as tobacco to an inveterate user becomes a stimulant that his system continually cravos, "lincoCuro'Ms a sciontillccurs tor the tobacco habit, in ail its forms, carefully compounded aftor the formula of an eminent Berlin physician who has used it in his private practice since 187:2, without a failure. It is purely vegetablo and guaranteed perfectly harmless. You can use all the tobacco you want while taking "BacoCuro." It will notify you when to atop. Wo give a writton guarantee to cure permanently acy case with three boxes, or refund the money with 10 per cent, interest. "Baco-Curo" is not a substitute, but a scientific cure, that cures without the aid of will power and with no inconvenience. It leaves tlio system as pure and free from nicotine as the day you took your first chew or smoko.
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Pastor C. P. Church,Clayton. Ark.
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To the Farmers
I am prepared to take caro of your liorsss at any and all times, and will see that they are fod and properly cared for at Reasonable prices.
Glvo mo a trial and I will guarantee satisfaction at No. 215 N. Green St.
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''HANDS UP.''
John Mount, the Drayman, and a Traveling Man Know Just
What it Means-
Friday night of last week at the east end of the Yountsvillo bridge, four miles south-west of town about midnight, John Mount, the drayman, and a traveling innn from Logans]) rt, named Jiillrnan, gave a practical illustration of holding lip their hands preparatory to being robbed. Mount was bringing the man from ParUe county, where ho had been on business, to Crawfordsville, where lie intended talcing tho train next morning for his home at Logansport. Just at the east end of the bridge three men, masked, stepped out from tho roadside, and in tirm tones ordered itlount to stop, and for both uien to throw up their hands. They obeyed at once. There were surprised, but saw that no argument or delays would go, as by the dim light they observed that the men were armed and meant business strictly. After getting out of the buggy they went through Mount's pockets securing GO and a silver watch, llis companion, the traveling man, fared some little better, the thieves got $i only from him, finding no other valuables that they desired. After securing the money the thieves ordered thorn to "get in and go on and not look back" accompanying the command with an oath. Of course the men rapidly complied. In fact they were anxious to move away quick and reached Crawfordsville an hour afterwards glad to know that tbey were yet alive and well.
They told their adventure to the police, but of course this did no good, considering the length of time the robbers had to move away or conceal themsolves. The genera) opinion seems to be that the men doing this work reside in the locality, not far from where this hold up took place. Only about a year ago Dr. Brown, of Alamo, was stopped on this road about a mile only from the robbery of Friday night and compelled to surrender hib valuables to eome midnight marauders. It might bo well for the law abiding citizeas of that part of the country to keep eyes upon some people around there who apparently fare well without much labor. Doing so may result in an explanation of these highway robberies.
Much for Iiislcy.
James Insley, who acted as starter for the races at the Monroe county fair, received the following "high-falutin," long winded notice in the Bloomington Telephone: "Col. J. J. Insley, the handsome and courtly starter of the races this week, is one of the most noted horsemen in Indiana. He is a society leader in Crawfoidsville where his handsome turn-outs are always admired, and whore bis word when relating to, fine horses, fine women and fine —well, hydrant water—is supreme. Col. Insley is a West Point graduate and served with notable distinction through the civil war and the subsequent Indian wars in the West. He has in his body two bullets, tired into him by the celebrated Modoc chief, Captain Jack, at the time of the Canby massacre. Col. Insley is much pleased with Bloomington."
Northwest Inilinim G'cufercnce. The annual meeting of the Northwest Indiana Conference will be held at Terre Haute, beginning September 8. it iB recalled that the first meeting of this conference was held in Terre Haute forty-five years ago. One conference sufficed for Indiana from 1832 until 1844 when two were formed. Again, in 1852 there was another division, and four conferences were formed. The Crawfordsville, Valparaiso, South Bend, Lafayette and Ureencastle districts are embraced in this conference. According to the reports submitted last year, there are 31G churches, 38,451 full members, 1,727 probationers, 110 loca preachers, 357 Sunday schools.
Dcnth of Marguerite Ilcnklo. After an illness of many weeks Marguerite Henklo expired last Saturday forenoon. Marguerite was a sweet bright child, known to many persons by her intelligent and pleasing disposition, and not alone to her parents will she be greatly missed, but by hosts of persons, old and young, who esteemed her for manners and actions, even from her earliest years. Her age was nearly eight years. The sympathy of all acquaintances will be extended to her parents, who feel that the light of the household has gone out. The funeral occured on Monday forenoon which was attended by large numbers of paople.
Mbades Ilotel Cloned. The hotel at the Shades heretofore under the management of a Mr. Garwood, closed this ween and the proprietor has left. Visitors to this resort must bring their own grub go away hungry. The Shades could, under liberal and enterprising up-to-date management be made a paying investment and become a popular resort, but mostly heretofore has been under a penurious five cent policy and iu consequence has not thrived as it might.
The British steamship Strathdon, which haB just arrived at Philadelphia, is entirely manned by Japanese. They have shown themsolves to be excellent sailors.
A Mockery of the T,n\v. There was a ball game on Sunday, at the Triplet Park, between the Iiockville and Brazil clubs at Brazil. The church pjople in the vicinity of the park have been making a tight against Sunday ball playing, and they were waiting an opportunity when they could secure evidenco that an admission fee was chargod. In order to evade the law, the management yesterday announcod that ati admission fee would be charged to witness a bicycle race, it beiug ..'laimed that there was no inderdiction of bicycle racing, after which there would be a free ball game. The minister of the Harmony M. E. church purchased four tickets and entered tho grounds, coming out immediately aud tiling affidavits against all the players. These affidavits were placed in the hands of constables Overton and Cole, who started in a a buggy for the grounds. Coroner Gitford, anticipating their iuteutions, drove after them. He forced them into a race, and beat them to the grounds, and bofore they had time to serve the warrants tie arrested both of them for racing on the highway. The constables then gave up the struggle.
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Geo. Shaffer went to U'ville., at the time of the high water a couple of weeks back. He took with him his summer wages, tucked securely on his inside pocket, as he thought. George came back but his wages still remain in C'ville., and iu all probability are now being, or have beon spent by some light lingered gent of that burg. In plain English George had his pocket picked for a sum somewhere in the neif. borhood of 88o. He thinks it was done while he was viewing the Vandalia wreck which occured while he was there or at a fire which he went to see. Anyhow George is out his summer wages and thinks he has paid well for the small bit of experience he had.— New Richmond Enteprise.
Cemi'8 to UrnwfordifvlUe.
Waynetown Dispatch: After many years as mistress of the American House Mrs. M. E. Steele will turn tba business over to another about the first of next month, and move to Crawfordsv.lle, where she has leased the Morrison house on west Main street. Thursday she leased her house for one year, the changes to be made about the 7th' of next month. Mr. Haas is old hotel man and we've no doubt as as to his success with the American House, It goes without saying that Mrs. Steele and family will be greatly miBsed and we regret to see her leave us, but hope the change may be of good to all concerned.
Enemy of Live Stock.
Out along Black creek and surrounding country hogs and cattle are dying by the hundreds from tho poisonous bites of a swarm of flies that are somewhat larger than the common house tiy. Ilogs and cattle have been bitten by tho flies until their backs become a festering mass. Fever then sets in and death follows.—Sentinel correspondence.
Farmers from the Black creek region this week say they are unaware of "hogs and cattle dying by the hundreds" out there, and it is quite probable that this correspondent drew on his imagination for a largo portion of this information,
.Speaking Last Saturday. Owing to the death of a relative, Col, Matson, of Greencastie failed to speak last Saturday, as advertised at the Court House. The time was filled out by Mr. G. W, Paul and E. E. Ballard, whose remarks were well received by the crowd in attendance. Both of these gentleman expect to engage in considerable campaign work between now and November.
Administrator's Sale!
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of Stebbens Quick, deceased, will offer for Sale at the late residence of the deceased in Wayne township, Montgomery county, nine miles north-west of Crawfordsville, 1 miles north of Wesley Station, commencing at 0 o'clock promptly on Tuesday, Sept., 1, '9G, the following property to-wit: Consisting of interest Cleveland Bay Stallion, interest in Jack, 18 head of horses and colts, 57 head of cows and calves some thoroughbred short-horns, and high grades of 75 head of sheep, 1 pedigreed bull, 100 bead of hogs, some very fine brood sows, 100 tons Jot hay, timothy and clover in mow, 2,500 bushels of old corn in the crib, 700 bushels of old wheat in grainery, 100 bushels of oats in grainery. 100 bushels of rye in grainery, 70acres of corn in the field, farming implements, consisting of 2 self-binders, two mowers etc., all kinds of utensels, 1 surrey, 3 road wagons, all kinds of harness, light and heavy, new feed-grinder one- third interest Keystone corn thresher, household and kitchen furniure and other articles too numarous to mention.
A credit of twelve months on all sumsof$5]or over without interest if paid at maturity if not paid at maturity said not9 to draw 8 per cent, interest from date. Under 85 cash in hand.
GEORGE W. PETRO, Adm'r.
COL. A, W. PERKINS, Auctioneer. A. S. CLEMENTS, Clerk. This will be the largest sale over held in Montgomery county. 3w.
In Central South America eggs, cocoanuts and chocolate pass as currency of the realm.
GENERAL STATE NEWS-
It is estimated that eight thousand people attended the old settlers' reunion at Centervillo.
The young sou of Joseph Tyndall, near Hagerstown, stepped in a cutting box, loosing a foot.
Sulma Eohuer. eighteen years old, of Evunsvilh', committed euicide with poison after a quarrel with her betrothed.
Henry Woodke, eighty-one af Luporte county, was fatally injured by a runaway accident at Michigan City.
Horses, hogs and cattle in some portions of Montgomery county have been so annoyed by the lly that death has resulted.
Tramps dug out tho corner stouo of the California church in Cleveland township, Elkhart county, taking the pieces of money underneath.
Mrs. Elliot S. Underbill, of Ft. Wayne has brought suit against Mrs. Carrie Byall, demanding 82,500 for the alieged alleniation of her husband's affections.
The story is sent out from Anderson that James Leonard, near Lapol, nover had a tooth in his head, and his four children are marked by the same peculiarity.
The twelfth annual reunion of the Eleventh Indiana Cavalry will bo held at Sheridan on the 2Gth and 27th inst. The Eighth Indiana Cavalry will hold a reunion at Sheridan at the same time.
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by liev. J. Gunaeriuan, of Dimondale, Mich., we are permitted to make this extract: "1 have no hesitation in recommending Dr. King's New Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist hurch at River Junction she was brought down with pneumonia succeeding lagrippe. Terriblo paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. King's NBW Discovery it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles free at Xye & Booe's Drug Store- Regular size oOe. and §1,00.
The titanosaur. an extinct animal which formerly lived in the bad lands, was sixty-five feet in length and stood about thirty-eight feet in height.
For your Protection-
Catarrh "cures" in liquid form to b3 taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are injurious if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not a blood disease, caused by sudden change to cold and damp weather. It starts in tho nasal passages. Cold in the head causes excessive flow of mucus and, if repeatedly neglected, the results of cararrh will follow and oftentimes an offensive discharge. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these troubles and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug.
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There is a grapevine at Oys, Portugal, which bears sufficient amount of grapes to make an average of 150 gallons of wine a year.
The Big {Store offers some great bargains in staple and fancy dry goods and notions for the next few days. Read the ad. in to-day's paper and save money.
At the Drummond Castle disaster nearly all the bodies found had life belts on and only three persons were saved.
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The Great Fruit Belt of the South.
In It are located the largest poach orchards In the world, whllo Pears, Apples, Grapes, and Melons do equally well. Tho soil la easily cultivated and produces lino crops of corn* oats, ryflL Barley, cotton, sugar cane, sweet and Irish potatoes, peas aud a goneral variety of Tegetabta)! The climate 1 mild and healthful. Lands conveniently locatod to shipping Points can be procured for from $5 to$10 per acre, on liberal terms.
For illustrated pamphlet, map, land lists, tlmo-tabless. otc.. write to G. A. MACDONALD, W. L. GLESSNBR, Gen'l I'ass, Agt., Macon Ga. Commissioner of Immigration, Macon, Ga.
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