Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 November 1897 — Page 5

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ANY $10 Jacket, $7.50. ANY $20 Jacket, $12.50. ANY $30 Jacket, $18.50. ANY $40 Jacket, $20.00.

Second Door North lines House. Indianapolis, Indiana.

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anticipating the purchase of

Hardware, Stoves. Tin war Paints. Oils, Glass, OiH -loth, a full ami complete line. Another rar of Turn bull ^a^onsjnst received. Also three cars of Barbed and Smooth Wir Now is the time to build fence.

talk to you about the Hollin-

o'er Wood or Steel Stay, ('an sell you a farm right nd the iterial to build fence at wholes le prices. We carry the largest, Line of Cook, H-ating Stoves nnd Ranges in the conntv. Give us a call.

AOR18 & COX.

"BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT." GOOD WIEE, YOU NEED

Rubins Holliiug Parlors.

KING OF CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.

There Is a Difference

Iienwvn Clothing made exactly right and Clothing made "just, to sell." The latter may look well for a fe.w days, but wear and weather soon betray the "just to sell" sort." Clothing honestly made, 01 honest goods, keeps its shape and style, proves its quality the longer you \vear it.

That's the Kind We Sell

In Overcoats we have Kerseys, Meltons, Chinchillas, Montagnacs, etc. Some silk lined,

others made plain but durable. In Suits we have Scotch Plaids, Pin Stripes, Silk Mixtures, Clay Diagonals, etc., etc. Every

garment fully guaranteed.

the next few days

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.

PR,CE8 _FOR

We ure offering some bargains for the next two weeks in Glass Ware, 8 ineii Berry Dishes,, Vinegar Bottles, Covered Butter Dishes, 10 inch Vase, Celery Trays. Cake Stands,

Salt and Pepper Set, and a great many other articles, your choice

FOR IO CENTS'

You should sre them. Our store is Headquarters for Holiday Goods.

I THE FAIR,

S. Washington St. Crawfordsville.

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IS HERE.

Send the catalogued price of any Bntterick Pattern made and it is on its way to you by return mail. We pay the postage.

Send 12 cents in stamps to pay for mailing and we will send you the Monthly Fashion Sheet free for one year.

Send One. Dollar and the Delineator will be delivered to your address until January, .1899.

83 to 3? W. Washington Street.

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Acrents for Butterick Patterns.

A. netion

Beginning with Saturday, December 4th. I will have a series of Saturday Auction Sales of

Horses, Cows,

Sheep, Buggies, "Wagons, Household Goods and Merchandise of all kinds.

If you have anything of the above description bring it to my place, corner Market and Water streets, and I will dispose of it at a small commission for you, saving you expense of auctioneer and advertising.

LEE LONG-.

Col. 11. T. B. Hamilton, Auo.

LOCAL.

A boy has been born to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kinford. The'write up of the town of Ladoga will appear 111 next week's Hkvn w,

J. P. MeMullen has re-opened the IDemass Gilbtrl bakery on Green streetDr. Borrouiihs, of Wabash College, lectured at Rensselaer last evening and preached at Columbia City |on to-mor-row.

Mre. Jcni.in Suiters whom a lunacy commission decided to be insane was taken to the hospital for the insane at Indianapolis this veek.

We would call especial attention to the advertisement of Myers & Charni in another column. On and after Monday, Nov. 29, their entire stock will be offered at COSt. ..

OASTORIA.

Iha tusimile •IgUtUM

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sores.

"Running sores appeared on my leg and spread over the entire lower portion of the limb. I got no help from medicine till I tried yours. I was cured by one bottle of

Ayer's

arsaparffla."

W ISAAC ACKER, Cowans, Va.

CENTER SCHOOL

{SUKHI' Creek Township.]

Emmet Henderson is husking corn for Ben Shill,

The scholars of Center School took examination Friday.

Mrs. Harshbarger and family went to Thorntown Friday.

Samuel Hulvey and wife visited Lydia Slater Sunday.

A gang of horse traders we we in our vicinity Saturday.

James Harshbarger and wife visited Biehard Graham's Sunday.

Maud Cooley visited Sylvia Harshbarger Saturday night and Sunday.

Why did Charley do without meat Sunday? Because his 'possum ran

off.

Several from tlii« vicinity attended meeting at White church Sunday night.

Joseph Mahoy, of Ohio, returned home after a few days visit among relatives.

Mrs. John Rettinger and Mrs. James Harshbarger visited at Peter Dunbar's Thursday.

We suppose George Phebus is expecting a fine crop of corn next year as he is hauling tile to ditch Wm. Powers' farm.

A\ hat we know: Tom Hulvey is working at Lewis Kirk's Edith Rittenger is working at Peter Dunbar's Floren Hulvey and Hai'ry Riley are husking corn for Silas Peterson.

A\ ill H. Eltzroth, THE REVIEW man, was in our neighborhood this week and added a new list of subscribers. THE REVIEW is now the democratic organ of the county, and is on the boom.

WINGATE,

Our new town well is completed.

Weather nice and farmers husking corn, -j,

There are several cases of diphtheria fever.

Mr. lot, of'Covington, is viising here.

A millinery store would pay well at this place.

Mr. Rife has moved to the Westfall property.

John Ellis, of Wavnetown. was here this week.

Repairing the side walks is the order of the day.

We are to have a new barber shop soon in this place,

John Wingate returned from Indianapolis this week.

The protracted meeting at the ME Church closed last Friday.

The lour-vear-old son of Charley Lewis died this week of diphtheria.

Job Westfall and family of New Richmond are visiting in this place'

Mr. Hefidge, a new comer to this place, has two children very sick with typhoid fever.

Wm. Coor, living west of town lost his big barn by fire. Loss Si,600, insurance $1,000.

Manford Webb has the typhoid fever, His sister who has been at Frankfort at school has returned.

Fine photographs only fifty cents a dozen at Willis A.- McQuowo's.

Clodfelter's Co. Reorganized.

'lhc Indiana fraction Company, which proposes* to construct an electric line from JYlariou to Indianapolis by way of El wood, organized Tuesday with Maj. I. X. Downs, of Battle Creek, Mich., president Noah J. Ciodlelter, of Indianapolis vice-president and superintendant: C. 8. (.Heaver, of Chicago, general manager VV. R. Pearson, of Fairmount, assitant manager C. G. Lohman. of Indianapolis, secretary, and Dee Allen, of Battle Creek, treasurer. A force of men begun work Wednesday at Summitville, grading in the direction of Marion.

The gold-tilled watches at the corner Jewelry Store, range from£$5 to $125. U. L. Host. tf

JIOLLTE MAIN.

Eo. RKVIHW:—

How fnlr the fields or Hon-lo Dean. WliRi" flower and stalk may sover. As the hope and love of Mollle Main

Aro gouo from mo forevor.

The scented air ol Bonnie Deanv Against the nostrels blowing, The winds that play among thi flowers,

The sweet perfumes are sowing.

The iuimortellss on the Adrath fields, That bloora At angels' coming, Wore 110 more fair Dor sweet to mo

In days of youthful roamiug.

When Mollie Main with eyes as bluo As summer skies abovo her, as by my wide on Bonnie Iloan,

And I her promised lover.

O. Mollie Main is gone from me We'll meet again, no, never! The pulse will quicken e'er again

In these sad vaius forever. —D. I. C. T. u. Because They Were Color-Blind. Superintendent Riley, of the Peoria & Eastern has bad to dismiss the agents at two stations on the road because they were color-blind. The company makes color-test of its employes every two years, and these men secured employment between examinations. It was learned that one of the men had been employed in a country store that sold dry-goods, and had been dismissed by the merchant because of his inability to distinguish colors. The specific case that led to his dismissal was the complaint of a woman shopper that she had ordered some blue ribbon and the erlr had given her red ribbon.

A Verdict for $300.

The case of John L. Goben vs. Ezra Voris, was before the couit and jury during two days of last week. The suit was brought by Goben, he claiming that he had deputized Vori3 to buy a piece of land for him. Vorie, he affirms, sold it to another man, by which he was injured several hundred dollars in not getting it. The jury after lintening to the evidence of witnesses and speeches of the attorneys, retired to meditate over the case. They returned after being out several hours with a verdict in favor of Goben for $300.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

—Walter J. Coppage was last WPPK appointed administrator ef the estate uf Hannah Butcher. —Abe Watson is engaged in the manufacture of hominy at Indianapolis. —Wm. Hall, of Brown township, has lately built a neat cottage on wept 1'ike street, and last week moved into it. —Ex-Superintendent Reed, of the Water and Light Company, will do the street sprinkling for the ensuing three years.

Not That Kind Here.

Hoopestowc, Ili.. a town of 4,000 inhabitants, has never had a saloon. The mayor receives a salary of 50 cents a year, the remuneration of each of the councilmen is half that amount, and no fees are accepted. Last year the combined salaries of the mayor and the city faihere were given to help a needy widow pay her taxes.

Well Invested.

Twenty years ago the late John K. Gray, of Waynetown. took out an insurance policy on his life for §1,000. He paid yearly 828.33 to continue the poiicy, the total sum for 'JO years amounting to $737. His administrator was paid this week by the agent, W. W. Morgan for the company, a Milwaukee concern, 81,085. This proved an excellent investment.

CASTORIA

For Infants and Children.

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LEE LONG'S

FEED YARD

1 give my personal attention to tUo business so that my customers receive nothing but the best. 111111 truly

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Same Old Stand. East Markot Street.

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Gives you Nourishment. Try some Of our Pure Food.

DICKON & TRDITT.

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Scrofula Tumors

Broke Out and Caused Intense Suffering—Hood's Sarsaparilla Keeps the Blood Pure, "Several years ago I had scrofula which appeared in tumors in different part* of my body. It look five weeks for them to develop BO they could be lanced and I suffered intensely. Physicians failed to cure me. Atcr threo years of great suffering the trouble reached my throat and my tonsils were consumed. I read of cures of scrofula by Hood's Sarsaparilla and procured six bottles. After taking a few bottlc3 I felt better. I continued until I was eventually cured. I have never been troubled with scrofula since that time. Hood's Sarsaparilla keepa niy blood pure in spring and fall." MKS.SARAH C. DAI.ES, Rutland, 111.

N. B. Be sure to get Hood's because

If Sarsapartita

Is the best—ill fact the One True Wood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. $1 six for §5.

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To eat let me supply the eatibles. 1 handle only what's freshest ani most toothsome. Besides I have a number of dainties and substantial that you can't get everywhere at the low price I ask:

W.B. BERRY

The Grocer.

Corner of Washington ami Pike Sts.

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Wheat Flakes, Hominy Flakes, Rice Flakes.

Don't forget to try "Our liosi" Flour. Every sack Guaranteed.

Townslev & Brown,

Ladies

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Know when they're pleased with a new Hat better after they wear it a while. That's why so many particular buyers, always patronize

Mrs. L. Cresse

With Johnson CI ore.

N OW YOUR TIME TO BUY

Potatoes

Fancy Wisconsin and Micliigan Potatoes at

65c. lVr Bushel.

We are receiving our new California Canned Goods and will make you speeial prices by the dozen.

Our 10 cent coffee makes a fine drink. Kemember it is a pleasure for us to grind your coffee as our mill run by water pawer.

We have no old good to work off. Everything fresh and new.

We are agents for Gold Mine and Standard Flour.

Call and see us at the

1st door South First NatioMlBank.|

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Engine House Grocery

C01 i\or Colli'go and Water Streets

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