Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 July 1897 — Page 8

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Margb 8,1807.

Do you need JVlahorney Co., ouarkfl

Paints, oils, Mahorney Co.

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AN OPEN LETTER

To MOTHERS.

WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD CASTORIA

"PITCHER'S CASTORIA,"

bear the facsimile signature of wrapper. This is the original PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you h-ave always bought ^-0 on the and has the signature of wrapper. No one has authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President.

which

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Chicago.

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beside GO,.M organization*. ibe con federate Vcerans havct b^en invited to purticipat lu doing t.orsor to tin5 s.ildi.'r statesman, aim. -w»H .«iowbtlea8-' accept The parade will be reviewed1 (v the Promdent auu -nia official aUff at the stait .', when? i'ix-.Gov. (Jew. W. Peck will deliver- tne oration. a.'n Gov. Tar. ner will r-c-iv^ the -,»ilt on behali oi the :. slate.

The liiUc i!'.i '.ila, (joneii-ting of the new govnrniii(-'.:t mvotnu).'Hitters, Orphan: Fiis.sendiin and (Calumet., tho Juight Ilonse tenner,•• Life S-ivtng St-rviee, and tii«roh:y)t lieot of Valuer* and yachts miniui^rable wib torm a most beautiful am! Jong to ha mitiMi'itiered picture. Iho J'rees Oluh or Chicago hue en/ aued Hi* line stejimiir (_itv of Chicago of t'i- (.rah,mi Morton Steamship I.T ... for the and will take a sel-rct number of guests tlirough the JQflVal J.inru'1'j !Ui? tivwn the lake after thv-exsraiwes are .over, liv spscitti arranKesnent '.enoiuI.ers of the, Mo nor. r-.v cureloQ are giten the- privilege of taking the Press Cuil.I excursion, wbioh IP not opeu tr the gimeral publia. The ticliets an at the 'boat. River street wharl. to holao^e ot Monon tickets,•«: -v.

rf hay carrier'. Z«ck hsij, ttj bv„st xu the

Rumor of a Motion Lease. There? was a report at

Aruljveun

AND

AS OUR TRADEMARK.

7, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, Was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same that has borne and does now y*

Do Not Be Deceived.

Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the ingredients

iinata1' clerks. dredge, of Newtown, was in town this week looking after bus. mess. ,'r' j~ \,

this

week that- t.he Muuon is contemplating leating the Chicago

Southeastern

road from Andereon t.o Brazil. E. C. Field, genoral solicitor of tho Monon, was at Lebanon, Noblcnville, and Anders?on, looking, over the rights and claims of tho Chicago A. Southeastern. He gofs from AmleiHoq to I'onkville and Brazil, which wiil.coo^plid-.n'invepti-gatior. at all county Keats alouy fha line. When queatioued he said hfi was in AndcrBon for the Monon on business concerning the Chicago A Southeastern, but further he declined to talk,"''

"Only nervous" is a sure indication that the bloou is not pure. Hood's Sarsajjari^a purilies the blood and cures nervousness.

varnishes, etc, Zick

OASTOHIJSL.

lis tuaiall« •teuton it

Is «B cmT Hi

We will sell you a steel range far better than the St. Louis peddleie will, for $20 lees. Come and nee them. Zack Mahorney Co.

every

does not know.

"The Kind You Have Always Bought"

RFARC TWP (TAr^QlMII ciril ATI mr ^r-° BEARS THE FACSIMILE SIGNATURE OF

Insist on Having

The Kind That Never Failed You.

'IC CCNTAU1 COMP

MURRAY ITRItT, NCW YORK CITV.

WINGATE.

Logan day will tie a big day in Chicago. All the arraugeuu nta ire now practically completed -and only matters of detail remain ro oa adjusted. Tne pedestal IP finished DIKI the splendid statue by St. (ian']\nB will be put in place in a few days. The p.irarii will lie one of the hnost seen in Chicago in recont yearn. I'he Grand .»rsuy and Sons of Veterans. Soc-ieties of the Army of thi' fumbii land, the iennf asen arid the Potomac will !iav: nii the wm from oilier day, by its leg getting broken. 10.000 1« t!*j.100 men in line and there will be 2.(KM bronzed regulars from Fort Sheridan, rho Illinois National Guard will muster iit Iffipi 7.000 strong, as Gov. Tauiur has .tiucidqd to make this I The Clover Leaf will put in an occasion for a rapid mobilization of! another switch at this place next the state troofjr-'. There will* -Vte 1,500! Knights 'L'cmir.ittr. 800 nictts of Pyth ias, 800 Odd Fellows. ••.'•Of

Very little sickness at present.

Many farmers harvest their wheat after night.

Potatoes in this neighborhood will be of good quality.

Dr. Vancleave is talking of moving to California this fall.

Charley Twiedy lost a liorse the

Nancv Wingate is very poorly at this writing and not expected to live ^ng.

Lock Parnell, of Attica, was in town this week, shaking hands with old friends.

Threshing has commenced in this neighborhood and wheat is making a good yield.

The merry-go-round has been here for two weeks, but left Thursday for Waynotown.

A few people were sun stroke dunng the hot weather last week but no one di -i

Several hoi .J died from overheat in this vicinity during the hot weather last week.

William Stits says Uncle Thomas Dorun larra will yield a large crop of cockle burs and a few smart weeds.

The postoffice waB awarded to W. ^\r- Tifl'enej'. Wall was so rejoiced that he did not say, "Boys, have a cigar,'- but went home to stay till Saturday.

Margafel Fowler died at this place on the 10th inst. She was 6G «ars old and leaves eight children, six girls and two boys and a husband to mourn her loss. Rev. Powell conducted the funeral.

Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and the Thousand Islands. Thursday, July 29, via. the Wabash, tho Niagara Falls abort line, 87.00 tor the round trip to the Falls, additional for steamer side trip to Toronto, slight additional charge to the Thousand Isles. The iamous Wabash elegant ves'ibuled pintsch lighted, reclining chair cars (seats free) will be put on this train if possible. Wagner sleepers and Wabash dinuerB will be attached. The Wabash will afford the traveler tho most desirable route via the be. utiful city of Detroit where a short stop will be made. The Wabaah has its own tracks into Buffalo. Competent passenger repre sentatives will accompany this train nnd attend to every want of our pa-

Call OD or address. THOS.FOLLEN, Passenger Agent, LaFayette, Ind.

trons.

Poultry netting and wire bcreen at Zack Mahorney Co.

Ten regiments in the publish newspapers.

Oakland Sunday School. The following ie the programme of tl Madison township Sunday Bchool to be held July 29th: 9:30—Opening Service,

Prayer and Scripture Heading. Welcome Address KKILKY DOUULAS 10:00—-Order in Sunday School and

How to Secure It I) CONHAH 10:15—Discussion. 10:.'?0—Qualifications of Superintendent T. C. SHANICLIN 10:45—Discussion. 11:00— Report of Home Class Work of Each School. 11 :lf)—Discussion. 11: ?()—Business and Appointment of

Committees.

l'J.OO -Dinner. 1:30—Praise Service. 1:45—Duty of Parents to Children in the S. S Mus. JK.NNIE GKIMKH :K)—Discussion. 2:15—Giving and Tithing

FRANK NOLAN

2:1 JO Discussion. 2:15—Report of Township Superintendent of Home Class. 3:00 Duty of the Church to the

Sunday School... F.. D. GALBRKATH .'J:15--Discussion. 3:30 (ieneral Talk. 4:00—Adjournment. ESTHER DAIN, W. II. NICHOLSON.

Secretary. Tp. Pres.

The lirst quarterly convention of the Montgomery County Sunday School Association will be held tit Linden on Friday, August 27th.

A Great Comfort.

A mother's love is comforting, but if the baby suffers while teething, Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is necessary to ease the discomfort and remove attending paius so that the baby mayrest. "My ibv was sick from cutting teeth I bought Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup and found it very uood for children teething. I can not praise it too highly. Mrs.J. E. Smith, Reams Station, Va." Dr. John W. Bull's Baby Syrup is sold everywhere for 25 cents. It is the best. j! SOI.U BY NYE & HOOK.

L. W. Otto's new residence will be completed within two weeks. Zuck and Beecher, rival poultry dealers, have formed a partnership.

The firm of Zeiglar & Rieman dissolved this week, Mr. Reiman retiring. Sheriff-elect Canine was in town this week. He takes charge of the office in about a month from this time.

Charles Smith closed hie Green street restaurant this week, and removed to the SoldierB' Home, north:weBt of Lafayette.

Mrs. Allen Zackery, residing east of the city, died on Monday of consumption, aged 43 years. Tho remains were interred in the cemetery at Smart6burg on Tuesday.

Thomas Clitton, ex-editor of the Warren Republican, is now sole owner of the Covington Republican, formerly Spence's People's Paper, succeeding the late editor Gwynn.

Burglars last week entered the clothing store of femith, Dod.son & Co., in Lebanon, stole $500 worth of goods and sprinkled the Hoor with red pepper, to prevent bloodhounds taking their trail.

J.II. Cook, of this city, is assisting the new post master at Covington in the discharge of his duties. Mr. Cook will probably have a position under the incoming postmaster here as soon as a change :s made.

The excursion train from the northwest bound for Chattanooga and Nashville passed through on the Monon on Tuosday evening. There was plenty of room for passengers and the excursion was rattier poorly patronized.

The old town cemetery has again become a resort of lewd characters, 60 much so of late that the attention of the police was called to it. Sunday night the police, after dark, arrested three persons, two men and a woman, all drunk. T!: ?y wore brought before the Mayor on Moi Jay and tined.

The Midland.railroad is actually paying taxes. Think of it! Treasurer Rawlings. of Parke county, received a dralt for SI,000 Wednesday morning of last week irom H. Crawford as part payment ot the taxes of the road. It had never paid any taxes in l'arke county previous to this, and the $1,000 does not quite liquidate all that is due.—l'erre Haute Tribune.

A pastor of a Terre Haute church announced a bicycle run by a club largely composed cf frequenters of the church, and he was warned by one ot the old

night repeated the announcement and the deacon has withdrawn from mem bership.

Gov. Mount has paroled Benj. R. Musgrave, sent up from Terre Haute. Musgrave is the gentleman who attempted to get the best of a life insurance company. He had 830,000 in policies on his life. He procured a cadaver and placed it in his house. The building burned, and an attempt was made to prove the bones found in the debris were those ot Musgrave. Musgrave en caped the fire, but he got into the peul

British army tenfiary. Now he is out, being afflicted I with consumption.

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Is nsually supposed to lack briskness. However when goods that we ail must have are offered atlessthanwe naturally expect to pay, business is bound to be •brisk with the man offering the Low Price inducement. That's us" now. Our

Is the inecca of tbe economical, and its advantages may be yours. Samples ol anything sent anywhtie at anv time

Indianapolis, Indiana. *.

Agents for Butterick Patterns. Note:—During July and August our store will close on Saturday at 1 o'clock p. m.

COMB

TO THK

Market Grocery

....FOR ...

Groceries of the Freshest and Prices of the Lowest.

Sample our Flour—none better in this market.

NEW STOCK OF

S A.

Just in, and a very sin nil pr..»fit asked of you buying it.

Henrv Sloans

MARK 1 GUOuKR V.

THE DIETZ

DRIVING LAMP

Is about as near perfection as 50 years of Lamp-Making can attain to. It burns kerosene, and gives a powerful, clear,white light, and will neither blow nor jar out. When out driving with It the darkness easily keeps about two hundred feet ahead of your smartest horse. When you want the very best Driving Lamp to bo had. ask your dealer for the "Dletz."

We issue a special Catalogue of this Lamp, and, If you ever prowl around after night-fall, it will interest you.

Tis mailed free.

R.B.DXET3 CO., 6o I^aight St., New York.

Batabliahed la XS40.

Screen doors nnd Zack Mahorney Co.

windows cheap at

CAST03aiA.

The f*e- yy

fashioned deacons that if this "desecra- August Belmont has ordered tion'of the pulpit was repeated, there 000 statue of his favorite horse, would be trouble. The minister that

Navarre.

Popular Cheap Excursion.

TWINE

No. 119 West Marknt Mroi't

!i oa miy mppOi

a S5,Ilenry

Our 81.75 rocker and sl2 50 bed room suit with matting at 10 cento per yard, is what knocks. See them at Zack Mahorney & Co.'s.

Tennessee is looking forward very large blackberry crop.

to a

The akin of the wolf makes the best coveriog for banjo heads.

There are in London n?3 common lodging houses. Tbey contain 28,274 beds, ..

The Boaril or Review adjourned on

Tu» sday.

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Niagara Falls, Toronto and Thousand! islands, Tuesday* July 20. Big Four route. Only $7.25 round trip to Niagara Falls. Side trip to Toronto only 81 more han rate to Niagara Fulls. Only 35.50 more to the Thousand Islands than rate to Niagara Falls. Tickets ttood returning from Niagara Falls and Toronto six days. From Thousand Isl.n.dri eight days. Elegant trains o( p.trlor cars, Wagner sleeping cars and high-backed coaches, personally conducted by representatives of the Big Four, who will look after the wants of passengers.

These excursions need no introduction to the public, and the popularity of the Big Four—the natural route to Niagara Falls* via Buffalo— is well known. Full information will be issued in pamphlet 'orm and can he obtained from Big Four ticket agents in due time. W. F, ROYEK, Agt.

A Real Catarrh Cure-

The 10 cent trial size of: Ely's Cream Balm which can be had the druggist is sufficient to demonstrate its great merit. Send 10 cents, we will mail it. Full size rOi.

ELY BROS., 5(5 Warren St.. N. Y. Catarrh caused difticultv in speaking and to a great extent loss of hearing. By the use of Ely's Cream Balm dropping of mucus has ceasod, voice and hearing have greatly unproved.—J. \V. Davidson, Attorney nt Law, Mon mouth, 111.

The craze for hypnotism IB spreading to an alarming extent in Maine,

About 30 per cent, of London's population live in poverty, according to the estimates of Charles Booth.

Tofhng, a new out-door game, described as resembling both golf and temne, may become fashionable f'n England.

Miss llettie L. Purdy, of Derby, cjnn., who was a hundred year:, of age on Tuesday, marked the event bv riding on a wheel.

There is but one factory in Japan where leather shoes an* made. The natives, except those about the court, wear sandals of straw and vood.

TEACHERS

Over 4,000 vacancies-several times many irRcrtiielpw !.s niomlwii. Must hnvp no.-*

Tlie ^ero

here. Several plans two plans istvo lrt" r.'giHtriitiou: un- plan (Su'trruiece 1 i( ^ena pays for book, containing plauH ainl a jrjOO love Btx.ry ot ..1, ?.»ro ilayn. No cliurKi' mii|. jvns for recommending teacliori) bout.hcrn 'IVnehfru' lltiro,.u, Mtiiu in.: :iil .«i, Jets, I Louisville, Ky. Rev. lr. ). M. Smton, A. M., Pre«lhMit nnd Vaaii buttoii 'ISrwlipfe Bureau, 09-71 Dearborn St., 1 bioago. 111. Northern v'-.cum-i-.1-. 1 -lncago .iiBoe, Tscundet Louisville office Ono fei- re^it-lei•- i'i notli offices.

We have the celebrated "De^ring' birder twine, the smoothest and best...xwine in che market.

We open at 5:30 a. m. and closi at 10:30 p. m., and will en Jleaver to sui^ly your wants promptly.

See us before baying a

Binder, Mower, R.ake, Oil,

Tedder or Twine.

Good Things to Eat

When you eat you want whol^sotn f.iod. Hard work produces htmg"r.

Perfect Fi id.

Awarded

HUghest

Honors-World*.

MOST PERFECT MADE. A pwe Grape Cream of Tartar FWc., ej tent Ammonia, Alum or any other sd'ig 40 YEARS THF STANDARD,

The Midland railway, (Cr.» has paid $1,500 in taxes int„th„ treasury this month.

"Nig" Seering shipped

:5fe3

Gives the Highest Satisfaction and costs but smali'an oui t-

Houlelian & QuilleO

SolejAgents|for Montgomery County.

!n|,

load of tipple tree timber to Ind

lis this week. The prien pail 1, timber is $50 per 1,000 sect.

r»ipo-

such

Lafayette Journal: Manner

!ake|

ot Tecumseb Trail i.s n»ur.tia Crawfordaville parties tor ,n -ixr'ireio# to the Trail. The date hug ,:e! |, fixed.

Frank Tengen, ri»giet,.ir e:.r Lafayette post office, who IE pro6. trated by the hpat several r^y, failed to rally, tyid hi* d. ath. oc.urrei

Monday.

The oights of St. Juhr. chw| in cash, through the txpeti^es of theii lato 1th of .July celebration.

Not t.hey are paying pver clain promptly.'

The 6ho*itiQg tournament gj

8n^,

Wednesday, tiio 21m. A la I of ciHci* fhotn ft'i'lu rieight'ofin oitig Ian- expected to.be press-n and iakei I chance a thtv pn-11. in in.-, ufTpi'.!

skill in the use ot the shoi .'in

The bide of Crat.vord- ilL« r.Mrno. tors for gravel woi K. .. Si.' |V,t county cuitiB to nothing, ts th" com. misBioners. of the couuty .IttermiDcdla award the tr.tire 77 mtles-to bo builtui too county in one lump iiistoa-1 ofiaf live tn:i ion milo awards.

WANTED!

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4 iJt

cox.

Harvest Causes It.

'Hungry people we invited to my new Groce and Bakery for honest good aiK^ horie^t wcighit..

ALONZO ZOOK.

Cr.-iw'ord^T'i'.'iInl- I