Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 December 1898 — Page 7

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NOW

Our Fall and

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We are Overloaded

"WITH

And beginning with Dec. 21 and continuing until s# January 1, 1899, we have determined to close out our entire stock of

^BLANKETS AND ROBES&-

At prices that will sell them. We have bought J**, heavily for spring and must make room for new goods. Our line of horse clothing is the handsomest ever brought to this city, but all of them must be sold. Come early and make your selections as they will not last long.

Richmond Se Ross

The Harness Men. North Washington Street.

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First in the Field

-with-

NEW HOLIDAY GOODS.

-As Usual The-

99c STORE

-Will be Headquarters for Santa Claus. Dolls, Wagons, Toys, Chinaware, Glassware, Lamps. Everything for Christmas.

Picture Framing a Specialty

T. N. ROSS, Prop.

Shoes, Boots and Rubber Goods

-AT THE-

Star Shoe House

128 east Main St. Remember money cheerfully refunded if goods do not please.

The People are Learning

Clothing

Is the reaping time for a harvest of opportunities. Every one is invited to call and convince themselves of the bargains in

That Fisher has the Best Line^of

Horse Goods

In the City.

Fisher's Harness

.128 130 South Washington street. Clore Block.

Are C5ood Harness

Fisher's Buggies

Are Gooil Buggies,

JOE I FISH

A Carnival In Boots and Shoes

Winter stock is now in. Our goc ds are not only soli and substantial, they are alao stylish and comfortable, and tho prices are always in keeping with the times. If you are with us once a customer, you'll remain

Ed. VanCamp & Co.

Main Street, Opposite Court House.,

ELMDALE.

Health is generally *ood.

Will Foot is improving slowly.

The weatht is somewhat brickel Frank Woods says he has found pipe

bis

L. M. Coons was in Wingute Wednesday on businese.

Chas. Diling will recder his services this winter HB driver.

George Utterback has bought 80 acres of land near Lapland.

Henry Wiliiitu says he don't intend to buy a place around here.

Winford Sweeny is preparing to build a barn iu the spring.

Will Cos and wife sp-nt last Sunday with George Davis and family.

L. M. Coons helped J. Vancleavo butcher his hops last Tuesdaj.

Will Woods and family spent Sunday with Will Graves near New Richmond

The Harman

boyB

have put out one

set of new bobsleds, Some one must 1h looking for snow. ".',y

Several from here attended the dedication of the new M. E. church at Wingate Sunday.

A. S. Goff and family attended an anniversary dinner near New Town Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Janea.

Mark Bowers and Miss Vinnie Dazty will be married, to-night at the home of the brides parents, two miles north of here.

Sam Humphery is building a barn. Bristle Ridge has broke the record for weddings, one-half of the young people are married and the rest will marry as soon' as they get a good chance.

We can agree with the Journal in regard to vote buying and selling votes. He says disfranchise the man that will sell his vote and let the buyer go free He says if we had not any one that would 6ell their vote we would not have any buyers. We think if he will put them on the balance there will be an even stand off. We think if there were not any buyers we woulda't have anv that would sell. If you want to get corruptness out of the parties disfranchise both and get rid of the dead heads. It is immaterial to the floater which way the wheel turns. There is no wonder we have so much raeca'ity going on now. A candidate has to buy his way in and steal his way out to come out even.

Treasurer Waugh's Bond. Tub uuy council met in special session Wednesday night and approved the bond of the new city treasurer, M. B. Waugh. The bondsmen are as follows: M. B. Waugh, II. A. Harding J. Swearingen, Wm. Johnson, J. V, Galoy, J. M. Waugh, Isaac L. Davis and A. Thomas.

New Trial Refused.

Thursday morning Judge West refused a new trial in the case of A1 Hurt against Smith Mills and the other directors of the Stone's cemetery.

See the "ad" of Richmond & Ross in another column. It will pay you to read it.

Smith-Elmore.

Tuesday evening at the home of the bride's east of the city,

^occurred

the

marriage of Mr. W. IE. II Smith, Darlington, and Miss Martha Elmore Both are well known people who have hosts of friends to wish them joy.

The Big Store is snaking special prices on all cloaks and furs.

A Marvelous Offer! 25c.

'J00 Photograph Views of tho United States Navy taken by K. H. Hart, U. S. Naval Photographer, and three months' subscription to Conk oys Home Journal, both for only 25 cents, postpaid. These are the finest pictures obtainable of Dewey, Sampson, Schley, Ilobson, Clarke and other heroes, the battleships, cruiser?, monitors, torpedo boats and anxiUary craft and the principal Spanish war ship*, and are yery valuable. Conkey's llomo Journal Is the brightest aud best monthly in the country. Each issue contains new copyrighted sheet music worth 80c to $1. 38 to 48 pages each month. Send to-day. We wanf to increase our circulation to 300,000 and thorefore make this remarkable offer.

CONKET'.S HOME JOURNAL, Department A, Chicago.

iMlAlfyv

in Palo?

In tho fiaolr? Then probably the kidneys. in tito Ohozi 7

Then probably the lungs. In tho Joints? Then probably rheumatism

No matter where it is, nor what kind yon need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day, or a year old it must yield to

Dr.Ayefs

Cherry

Pectoral

Immediately after applying it yon feel its soothing, wanning, strengthening power.

It quiets congestion draws oat inflammation.

It is anew plaster.

A new combination of new remedies. Made after new

:0i:

methods. Entirely inlike any other plaster. The Triumph of Modern Medical Science.

The Perfected Product of years of Patient Toil. Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer's Cfierry Pec* toral in the treatment of all throat aod lnng affections.

Placed over the stomach, it stops nausea and vomiting over the bowels, it controls cramps and colic.

Placed over the small of the back, it removes all congestion from the kidneys and greatly strengthen! weakness.

For sale by all Druggists. J. C. Ayer Co, Lowell, Mass.

B. R. Russell is slowly improving.

Wednesday was the shortest day in the year.

Chas. JobLson was up from Waveland this week.

John Ryan is up from Arkansas to spend the holidays.

Harlev Campbell, of Romney visited friends here this week.

A pool tournament will be held at the Maud S saloon next week.

The city schools will have but one week's vacation this year.

"What Happened to Jones" is booked for Mubic Hall next month.

Sol Tannenbaum leaves for Chicago to-night to spend Christmas.

The Montgomery county Medical society met here la6t Tuesday.

Mrs. Sol Tannenbaun and children are visiting friends in Chicago.

Hal Eosminger, of the Clover Leaf, i8 in the city to spend the holidays,

Miss Anna Griest, of Chicago, i6 the euest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Fine. Judge West will wind up the business of the November term of court to-day.

Miss Clara Martin, of Linden isj the guest of Miss Alta Rusk, of west Main street.

Manager^Townsly has booked Digby Bell in "The Hoosier Doctor" for some time in January.

Vern Liveugood, the handsome bookkeeper of the Waynetown bank, was in the city Wednesday.

Dr. W. T. Swank has removed here from Lamar, Mo., and will engage in be practic of medicine.

O. P. C. Evans died at his home near Romney last Monday morning. The deceased was well known here.

The Murry Comedy Co., is one of the best repertoire shows on the road. At Music_Hall every night next week.

Mrs. Dr. C. E. Rankin, of Grand Rapids, Mich., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zack Maborney.

Joe Scott has accepted a position as traveling salesman with Reed, Murclock & Co., wholesale grocers of Chicago.

All the banks of this city will be closed next Monday far a Christmas holiday aud also on the following Monday, New Y'ears.

John C. C. Utterbuuk and Miss Carrie D. Keys, both ol Waynetown, were married in this city Wednesday afternoon by 'Squire .S. A.Stilwell.

Atwater C. Barnett, of Logansport, formerly of the Barnett house, has tiled a petition in bankruptcy—tho iirf-t in that city under the new bankrupt law.

I. New# Item. December loth a special train, consisting of thirty cars, of woven wire fence, left the Western Avenue station, Chicago, via the Chicago & North

western

Railway, lor Lincoln, Nebras

ka. The shipment was made from Adrian, Mich. This

time

the largest ship

ment of wire fencing ever made at one

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THE APPROACH OF THE.

No «w

Mill.

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No. 207

East Market Street.

WE WANT'

HOLIDAY SEASON

Brings the usual difficult task of selecting a suitable Christmas gift. Who would not with delight welcome a scheme which would make the task a short one.

A Suggestion

,n §iven

xioves, Hose, Suspenders or Mufflers, in all of which we have a complete and up-to-date Hue of the newest creations.

GILBERT & GREGG. I

Merchant Tailors and Haberdashers.

IT HAS NO EQUAL

Bates House Clothing Parlors-

HOOD'S CALENDAR 1899

is a Perfect Beauty, Patriotic, up to date. Subject:

"An American Girl"

One of the handsomest pieces of color work issued this year. Lithographed with border of army and navy emblems embossed in gold. Leave your name with your druggist and ask him to save you a eopv or send cents in stamps for one to C. I. IIOOD A CO., sJiCf// Lnwoll, Mas?. [Mention tills paper.)

REMMMBER

Hood's Sarsaparilla is America's G-eatest Medicine for the Blood and the Best that Money Can Buy. Hence take only Hood's.

STEADY

INCOMIi AT IiOME. l'ou call make S-'5 per week. Either sox. I'll startyou In Hit) Mail Order Business (lay or evening. No peddling. M, Young, 33 Henry St., Brooklyn, New York.

\VK WILL 1VE YOU A S4 WATCH if you will show our publication to your friends. We don't wnut you to sell them anything. Tho watch in made by a well known American firm, In two sizes, childronB' and adults', nickel or gold-platod hunting case and fully guaranteed. Send contH for particulars). Overland, 34 l'ark How, 'ew York City.

TO CUKE A COLO IN ONE DAY

over any railroad, and the NorthWestern Line demonstrated its progreesive spirit by furnishing a Bpecial train for it. •*_

Take Laxative Bromo (^uiiilne Tablets. A1 druggists refund money If it talis to cure. 35c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.

NOT. 6-8m

Everybody smokes the "Hoboa" cigar

than Neckwear,

*cfer8,t0 ®bson Ky® Whiskey made at Oibamton

I""l

foulity, Penn. If there is abettor drink

of hiskey sold for 10c in Indiana we would like to find it.

THIS IvODGB."

Some Corn More Corn Lots of Corn

For which we will pay Highest Market Price Bring on your Corn.

CRABBS & REYNOLDS.

RUBEN'S

SUIT SPECIALS.

$7.00 buys choice of a large lino of all-wool Gassimere. Scotch and Cheviot Suits in plain and fancy patterns, carefully tailored and well trimmed: well worth $10 a suit. $10.00 buys choice of about two hundred suits of all-wool unfinished Worsted, doublebreasted, silk-facod lapels the popular suit this season a regular $15.00 value.

OVERCOAT SPECIALS.

$10.00 buys choice of a large line of all-wool Kersey Overcoats in blue, black or brown made raw edge, farmer satin body lining, satin sleeve linings and yokes formerly sold at $15.00. $12 50 buys choice of about 150 extra fine, all wool Kerseys that never sold for less than $18.

Bates House Clotlpg Purler.

110 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.

COUPON

'ON-KESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Indiana, Montgomery County In tha Montgomery Circuit Court, September term. 1898.

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Orpha M. I'owers and Nancy E. Dowers vs. Ira Mote et al. Complaint No. 13032.

Come now the plaintiffs by Paul, Vancleave & Paul, their attorneys, and file their oomplalut herein, together with an affidavit that the said defendant, Ira Mote, is not a resident of the State of Indiana and that tho cause of action is lor tho partition of real estate in Montgomery County, Indiana, and that said Irit Mote is a necessary party to said suit.

Notice is therofore hereby given said defendant, Ira Mote, that unless he be and appear oil the 31st day of the January torm of the Montgomery circuit Court for tho year 3899, the same being the 13th day of February, A. D., 1899, at the Court House In Crawfordaville, in said County aud State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the eatne will bo heard and determiiied in hlsabsenco.

W itnws, the Clerk and Seal of said Court, this Htli day of December, 18!«. WALLACE SI'AKKS, Clerk.

OTICE TO NON-KKSIDENTS.

st:ito of Indiana, Montgomery Couuty. In tho Montgomery Circuit Court, September term, 1S08.

Charles M. Hrumfleld vn. Sallle I{. BruDiOeldx Complaint No. 13039. Comes now the plaintifT by Muter M. Bachelder, his attorney, aud flies his complaint herein, togothor with an amdavit that said defondant. Sallie K. Hrumfleld, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana, aud that said complaint is Illep for tho purpose of obtaining a divorce.

Notice is thorefore hereby given said defend* ant, Sallle K. Hrumfleld. that unions she be and appear on the 82d day of the January term of tho Montgomery Circuit Court for the year or 18K9, tho sumo being the nth day of February, A. D., 1899, at the Court House In Crawfordevillr, In said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determine la her absence.

Witness my name and the seal of said Court, affixed at Crawfordsville, this 19th day of December, A. D., 1893. WALLACE SPARKS,

Clerk.

On next Monday afternoon at 2:30 tba Murry Comedy Co., will give a grand matinee. People who live in the coun ty and want to see a good show should attend the matinee. This show will b« here all next week and will give two matinees. Matinees prices 10 and 20. Night shows 10 20 aod 3a