Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 August 1888 — Page 6

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Drv Goods. •&

10,000 yds. New Satines.

Klciiant designs and uulsome styles, in all the newest shades.

Salines are the eoiuini dress tabnes to:- the summer season and we have already sold a lar^c quantitv tor the spi injr wear. We have them from the cheapest American patterns at 10 cents up to the finest French at the very lowest priccs.

Muslins Have Advanced. Having made large purchases of muslins last December before the advance, we arh able to still supply our customers -with brown and bleached muslins at the old prices as long as the goods hold out.

Come soon as we sell large quanties every day.

Young Men.

Are taking advantage of our low prices in Cassirners and suitings in Yount's goods. We are daily making up a surprising amounts of Pants and Business suits tor people who appreciate good goods and low prices.

We give you the best goods and trimmings for the money than can be had any where else.

People are astonished to see what a good white shirt we can give them for the low price of 50 cents.

Campbell Bros.

THE JOURNAL.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 188S.

PIIUONAL.

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—The Flornl Hall will bo a New Boss—Wm lavlor ot ltil« city granted a pension, —Mine Ida Kahn is vmting Mr«. Frank Berlai at Paris, Illinois.

has tecn

Miss Lou Wonner, of Terre Haute, is visiting friends in this city. Joe Fisher .pent Saturday and Sunday at Delphi with his family. —Mrs John Miller, ol l.atavettr, i» visiting at Rev I W Greene's.

J. N Vanzanill and fatnilv .pent Sun dav at Garfield with Asa Pickerel!. —Miss Anna Krout i* visiting her sifter Mrs Kate Btgclow. at Tcrre Haiite. —D.P.Grar and \vife,ot Delphi,are visiting relations in thi« citv for a week. v& —Mrs George Hughes i« recovering from a seven.- siege of typhoid fever. Sue is able to sit up. v:. —Rev S Haines alter a three weeks' stay with \V Bruner has returned to his home in Delhi, Ohio.

Mis Fred Smith and Mrs Carrie Chapman are spending a week at the Shades and Waveland. —Miss Helen Gilbert has returned to her home in Terre Haute, alter a pleasant visit with relations in this city.

Miss Ncllr tiarrmhan, wtio has heen Visiting Miss Maggie Vannice, has returned to her home in Chicago.

Tuttle has written a very lauda

tor article on Gen IJentamin Harnson lor the New York Kvangelist Rev (.1 W Switzer and lamilv have gone to BaltU Ground to attend taccampmeetr.g lor the next two weeks.

Mrs Chas Cable, of Cleveland, is in the citv to spend a lew months with her parents, Mr and Mr^ David Lee —Mrs C'.avton Iiilderbrand is in the citv visiting her mother, Mrs Amelia Fry, before going West for an extended trip

Dr Barnes and family have just returned from a two weeks' tour through the east. The Doctor is again ready for business

Frank Fox is doing local work on the Ar^us News while Sam ('olVman spends a few weeks with the first families of Virginia.

Mrs A Roach and childreu, and •VMrs Sarah (/llispie have returned Irom a live week's visit among relations in Illinois.

Mrs. Anne Webster and Mr John Stevenson and wile have returned to Indianapolis alter a two weeks' visit with *. Mrs S Willson. —Miss Frankie Hurnham who has been visiting Mis A !i Cunningham lor the past three weeks returned to her home at

Tiiorntown Wednesday. Hood Nelson is now on the road talking up the merits of his cresting. He will he gone about twn weeks at Marion, Kokomo and other gas towns. —J Hostetler, Secretary ol the .New Ros.t Agricultural Society, was iu the city Tuesday making arrangements lor theNew Ross fair which begins August 13. —Latavette Call: Harry Moran, of Crawfordsville, is in the cliy visiting his parents and best girl... .Eli Slrawbinger and Wm Horn went to Crawfordsvillc this afternoon on business. They agreed

CAMPAIGN BADGES AT ROST & OTTO'S.

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ai viitir.g *«Kt fne« .11 iiinj'.»'*ied on ntr return *.np Ntrt, Faun:e IVinnuer Uavoner. _KranUf«:t Manner'A 1* Ratr.j-o, of (Yawtodsviuo. nominee tor I trainer i.u 1 1 he Mrri'uonu-rv onuotv l\i Ma.\n ticket. uni -ovcr.u otner prominent cil^ro ot liuliaua Athens, passed through hoe vt'»t*iduv on their oiirnev to the nanu.i! gas belt 1 hey iinve iNt'itjiu on to ihe popular clamor lor naiure 1e oluliou.il lu*.*.-•-•Ladoga I-tr.ilpr: Mn* Jennie Hainan of Cm wtord-villr, is viitmg Minn bnona

Will Kllrt

Kagtlack... David Ridge, ot Oawfordsville. is visiting hi* brother KUler Joel Ridge, o! this place. -1-afavette Oil:—Mr and Mrs Long, lev ot Pa'paden 1. a!. are in the citv gue»t* of hct brother Mi Vater. l'hev are on their way to that "promised land* of

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shine, fleas and du&t. —Lataveite Courier:—Henry David left this morning for a vUtt with irienii* at Oawtordftvhie —Carev 1 larnev of Born*» grain cilice, hat returned from a vacation vii.it at Landoga. —-Danville New*:—MU* I-elu Hall, No. 26 South Hazel utreet, wan called to Crawiordtville by the serious illnes* ol Mr and Mrs Will Tovrnalev'a litMe*on, MUfcHall'* nephew.

MU» Anna Krout hat »ecuted the position ot instructor in in*trr.mental music in the Normal College of Danville. She lakes the place ol Miss AttiDe Viergen resigned. —Rockville Tribune Parke Daniels who was ailing lor thiec weeks, but able to be about, tinallv had to give it up, and i* now in bed with a severe billou» attack.

Mrfc I Elston and daugnter Mary have gone »o Petoskev and Mackinaw, Mich., to be s*nne one month.

Mi» Maggie McCaulifTe has returned from Chicago, accompanied ov her friend, Miss Marv Reagan. —Will Hartman, the new instructor tor the estinghouse Airbrake Co., is in the city on business. —Ed Lewis will attend John Hopkins I. nivei'Mtv this vcar to prepare himself lor teaching. —Mr* Henry S Lane has gone to join Gen. Lew Wallace and wile at Newport.

Miste* Ada and Haitie Detchon have gone to Romnev to spend a few weeks. See the Battle of Gettysburg at the Now R01w fair, August 13 to 17. —Rev W Ward and wite of Princeton are in the city. —Dr Kerr, of Kansas City, Mo., is in the city.

Dysi'KPs!a or Indigestion always yields to the curative properties of Hlbbarda Rheu matic feyrup, containing,

speclflo for the ftto uach.

Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe S ott I'uesilar afternoon daughter. Mother and child are doing well. —The Democratic campaign in Clay county will be opened by E. V. Iirookshirc at Ladoga n^xt week.

Louis Uisthof will shortly have a large double store. His new room is being nonnested with the old one by a laige arch. —Hairison Eddy, the Vandalia I.rakeman injured a few days ago at Brazil, died at Ten.1 Haute vesterduv, amputation failing to save his life. —Tup. Jot'itN'Aij acknowledge the receipt of a complimentary ticket to the Hoopeston, Illinois, fair through the Secretary. -I. A. Cunningham. —Since Tul lhln has heen changed to

Time, it has taken rank with the leading funny papers of the country. Its illustrations ara of the finest and its jokeB are original spiev. Price 10 cents per ropy.

Tile Kingfishers have returned from camp, well pleased with their trip. Wcslov Foster tells some wonderful stories in reference to bass jumping into the boat as he owed along. The eatch of bass numbered fir,. —Lafayette is reveling in tho sensation of another murder. Bert White, young tough 18 years old irritated a half witted boy named .Willie Ellsworth by dropping pebbles from a bridge upon him. Ellsworth became angry and White shot liini. White escaped. —A postal card from Judge A. 1). Thomas, now at Simla INew ilexn states that he is having a grand time and will earlv next week take to the mountains and canons, where he expects to spend some time. Tin: .Ioi

Made on N. K. fiattha.

It does, nature's

cairn.

Tklac* Pioknd Cp Ab«nt th» Mmta mad Aift.nic th« Poople

—Lot u- give the New Ro.sri fair a lift this year. —Dr. E. Hiinsinger will bo in this oily on next Thinsilny. August 9. —Trillium Tavlor ami Wiilliun Paxton lmve been granted pensions. —The LaPorlc Jferahl-ChrniurU hni started a daily Rfpuhlican paper. —The Madison .NVirj. a Democratic daily, lived four months and died. —Cabbage worms tv the million are destroying the Into cabbage crop.

The fast trot oil Thursday. August lii, at New Ross and also other racing —The Havse-Havis company will he at Rookvilie I'.tmng the Parke eountv fair.

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follow* him on his journey anl keeps l.wn posted or. home affairs.

•w llo.ss fitir will be laiHv Has

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A 11 1 in potior.

I -mint 1 Wfirn tin oitizon.-i .'igainst oni' J0I111 Martin, who claims to bo un fiflluor in Gononil Hooth's Siilviition Armv. lii is 11 fnunl. ]Jo lias no connection wliuicwr witli llie Army. I 1111il!rMlanl hn is n|•]x.*n)iii)^ to llio citi/.ons oi this citv for ant the namo of t.li' Salvation Arm v. W do not countonanouany sncli porson.

Capt. Whkiiit, Salvation Army.

The racing will be highly tills venr at Now Roas,

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ROST & OTTO, headquarters for Campaign Badges.

Gr^ocers

EW ROSS.

—Xew lloas fiiir eomniBUOon next Monday wot»k. —Geo Powell will build a barn. —A Ilobbs h*s sold a horse to a man Irom Greencaitle. --Henrv Hunt, ol Hrownsburg, has been visit.ng at E Hadley's. —Tiie band boys will give an ice cream supper a( Aakins' hall to-night.

Elder S McCallum will preach at the Christian church to-night and to-mor-mw, both morning and evening.

Miss Carrie Powell returned from Ladoga on Wednesdav Klder A Johnson will preach at the (_ hristain chursh on Monday evening. —Rev Stafford will preach at the Methodist church to-morrow.

—Capt Munhall lias been sk-k list, and did not get to go to .ipoiis esterd.n

on tht India tt-

OAK GROVE.

Belts on the Mck list.

M!»k Alice KAthner canvattlnj for a book. M!»« Emma Miller attending the Normal at Ctawfordsvllle.

Whit's the matter with A Mount tor Senator? He's all right. Mils Kannie Gibbon*, ot Kentucky, risking i* John Tribbetu.

Wheit areraged Irom eight to fifteen bushels per acre and is ot interior quality it that.

Ed Blddle will leave this country to: Clay county Monday where he expects to make his future home.

Rev. L. Johnson,of the Presbyterian church at Darlington, preached at Shan* nondale Sunday night.

Mrs. Belle Marling ot Trenton, Mo., is isiting her parents and enjoying the cool (?j country alrot this locality.

A poor wheat crop, drouth, hog cholera mugwumps or any other calamity that our intelligent citizens may have to* contend with, cannot chill his enthusiasm tor the Republican ticket, Irom the highest to the humbltit candidate. Hurrah (or Harrison.

GAKKIRLU.

Rev I- Rvker was with us last Sundav.

The sick are improving, Mrs McCoy i. I

up and about. I

Dono Iioyland is home from an extended I

isit to I horntown.

Chas C'ockefair. of the firm ol Walkup vV Cocketair, has recently sold his interest I

Harrison and Morton are increasing in favor here. 'I he people arc awake to the tact of safelv in the hands ol the Republican party.

A "Festive Occasion.'* with new departure, all tor tne benefit ot the church will occur here Saturday evening, August 11. Prices reasonable.

The children*.' entertainment given here last Sunday evening at the Christian

church is now the suhiect of much commknt. The gathering wa* immense, orderly and appreciativd. 'I he little folks performed their parts admirably, thus bc» traying the enrnrst untiring eilorts of Miss Ida Mote who so faithfully preprred them for the occasion.

KIKKIWTKICK.

Mi^s Ktta llorney vioilcd lricnds here last Sunday. Miss Ktta Campbjll has ^ivun satisfaction where she has taught iiainling.

The threashing season, though just begun will soon be over. The bmith & Nicholson machine will do the work in th neighborhood.

The cream festival next Saturdav at this place is under the management of one private parly only. The .Sunday school is interested in it in anv way, as reported. "I he .Sunday school of Kirkpatrick is in a Ilourishing condition. Officers and teachers are prompt and regular and a!tendance good. Our tchool has done and is doing fine work.

Mrs Elijah Coc departed this life at her home on July l!b. She leaves a husband and seven grown children lo mourn tile loss of a kind and allcctionate wile and mother, lier remains were interred at the Concord cemetery.

11 .Shobe threshed 'I uesilav. l)r Odell moved here luesdav. There is some sickness around here. .Some of our peoplr are going to Acton, Everybody will go to the Capitol Friday.

Krank Young is running the threshing engine. The Barber is now selling jij loaves of bread every day.

Mr Staler, ol Linden, is buying oats lor W Montgomery. There are about twenty-hve hands

A A I N IN SAT ROST & OTTO'S.

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Oats harvsst nearly over and bids fair and then it Is so pleasant to be watching lor a bountiful yield. the gorgeous procession or listening to Many of our people are Intending to the orator as ho splits the an \iith camtake advantage of the excursion to Indian- I'aign eloquence, to have ,i smnll imp apolis next Friday. place the muzzle ol a horn iigainst your ear and bleat forth a sound that will lift you from terra firma. The horn should i„ hit -,rtn« r? be suppressed, imil the police author! lo nib pai mer, it akup,

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wurk:ng here on the railroad, building more switch. There will be an Ice cream festival In Kirkpatrlck's grove Augu.l 18.

The Democrats will erect a pole here the Ilth. We woi.der it Cleveland will be there.

Frank Paltrrtml arrived home last week from Ohio, where he ha« been for ins health.

—Pocahontas Sam will go in the races at New Ross on August 17.

Tho Mint Thut Movcsllit' World. Do you see tint man over !i: the fi»id driviug a pair of mules? Who is lie, and what is he doing.' He is a farmer and is engaged in planting, lie is the man that mores the world. II he were to strike and refuse to raise a crop for a silicic year. it. would produce more disastrous effect tt'an would result from a universal strike of the brotherhood and everyboy else, and if he should "go out" for some ryal or imaginary wrong, he would paralyze tho commerce of tho world on sea and land every locomotive would r«»t lu its stall, the cars would rot on the side tracks, the song of the spindle and the hum of tho factory would bo hushed silent, the goods of the merchant would be moth eaton on tho shelves, and the government would be powerless to Interfere. Thu star, though bright, gltttera only whan Idle. It hides Its polish under a six-inch layor of usefulness. That man, though intelligent, is dressed lu home-spun and patiently toils on, year br rear, bearing the Ills he cannot shun. Because ho does not strike the world moves on and the people have bread to eat. And now just stop a moment and consider how much more our prosperity depends on the dude with the cane and the waxed mustache.

A I'rotwM.

The tlmo for cotnpaign pow-wowu is about on, and all peaceably inclined citizens of the country are in commotion over the alleged harmonious music of a tin horn In the hands of the patriotic and enthusiastic small boy. Ills attention* are confined to no patriotic party, but he arid his horn can be found in any and every sort of procession, and ho will make as much noise for Cleveland as he

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Harrison, and Fisk will not be

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diabolical instrument of human torture

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I ties «leclar»* thut it shall dou«.

A Fhiiioii* Mh*oii I)«h1

Tlit' following dispatch is reproduced at tin r«.Mjut»st of prominent Mason for lth#» hunelit of order in this city and county, -\vhctv th»! doooasod

ut a: 1(0 oclock at his vhoniw at La-

grange. Death was

c.-uimmI

The Inter-State League Has Gone. The Peoria Club disbanded last Saturday night. It was in better condition than either of the other clubs now in the league, but found that it could not make things pay and disbanded before money was lost.

Davenport is trying to buy the Minneapolis franchise. If this is not accomplished the club will disband. The club played a game with the Rock Islands on Sunday and defeated them by a score of 14 to 4. The batteries on both sides were changed frequently. Mains, who was signed by the Chicagos, pitched several innings and struck out four of his fellow players.

Ancient Base Ball

In order to prove that base ball was a sport of the ancients the Lafayette Times says: "A few years ago a marble group was dug up at Pompeii which represents an athlete crouched on the ground, while above him towers another man who looks off expectantly and raises his left hand. It is thought that this is intended to represent "Judgement on first!"

That hacking cough can

00 ho

With Rost & Otto, jewelers

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well

I known: 1 Iji. Itobcrt. Morns died Tuosduv niotn-

by paralysis

Dr. Morns was sovenly veins old and a nutivi! of Mississippi, though ho had lived hero noarly ail bis lift-. Ho was tho poet laureate ot Masonry, and tin most distinguished Mason In America or thu world. He was a past grand niastor and tho author of nearly a hundred Masonic works and poems. In lss-t ho was sent to the Holy Land by the Masons to explore the origin of tho order and spout eighteen months there. Ho was a l'resbvtorian miniHter. hut of lato years has devoted himself to exclusive Masonic work.

KLINE & GRAHAM,

JEWELERS,

Keep Constantly on Hand a Large Stock of

Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, Silverwear.

It" You Value on

Kvosio-ht use

Diamond Lens

SPECTACLES.

Best on Eartli South of Court House.

A CRITICAL COMPARISON

Wovld 0UI5 serve to Lhtow more light upon our Houest Method* of doing buslnnita, and briug n* oar full share of Just Appreciation. We auk for comparisons, we like them. Compare our stCK-k with any oltt«r In yoo will tl&U

We Leave Them All UetilnU!

WK HAVE A LA ROB UTOCK OP

BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

Which for Quality, Quantity ami Low Prices Heat the World. Tlie

choice \va.s never more extensive, in fact we've got a full house .-.nil ha*e

mat Let! ever-Tilling in it down to prices which will soon cmptv it.

0. B. Anns, North Washington St,

CHEAP PIANOS.

Besides our fine stock of Eboni/.ed, Mahogany, Walnut and

Rosewood Decker Brothers, Haine?, Fischer, Chickering,

Emerson and I). H. Baldwin & Co, Pianos, we are offering

some special bargains in cheap Squares and Uprights, which

should be seen by those desiring something very good at a

very low figure. Also. Estey, Shoninger, Story&CIarke and

Hamilton Organs. Call, or send for description and prices.

Pianos and Organs for RENT cheaper than any place in the

JD. BL BALDWIN & CO.,

Kfttate TriuiBferw.

Th* following roal i»tiit«* transfers hnvrt boon recorded hv «lohnson »V W«»bstor stiu'.o our last roport: Sarah Shepheril to 1 Shopliord, tract lu WnvelaiKl S 1U0 00 Wiu Sharp to Ashury 1*ineh.10aere.s

In Wulmit tp 1 soo 00 SlHTlfl Mont. (,0 to the Provident Life ami '1 rust Lo, loO acres In

Franklin tp I 731 Ml Jane KtoUl:irl to Chas (iootlwlu, lot In Linden -ft W J.M Wlngert to John llanks, int lu tract in Union tp i00 C»0 A I) Willis al to Adallnc Willis, pt *2 lotn In city 2 ."ioo 00 Luclnda MilliKan lo and W111

Mlllii an, Int. in UfJ fcO 100

97 and 99 North Pennsylvania Street,Indianapolis,Ind

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llrown tp int. In 8 lou in Waveland

Ial I'foph* nv

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W Koster to A Wand Vuncl«ave, tract lubootttp .i0

Sherin Mont Co to Men) crane, pjirt lot in city 271! (X) Nancey Da/.ey lo John II Hhuc. 7'i\-, acres in Ooal Creek tp 'A ^0

Ten transfers. ...$13 fWO S2

Th? |uotftion of tho transportation of dead bodies bv rail was under discussion at a recent mooting of tho baggage masters ol tho United States. Thoy propose oonsultmg tho State Hoards of Iloalth throughout tho countrv and mako It obligatory that, in onso of dipthoria, soarlotand Ivphoid fovor, ery»ipolasi moaslos and other contagious and infectious diseases, bodies must bo wrapped in a shoot, saturated with a solution of chloride of zino, or of bi chloride of inorourv, and onoasod in air-tight ooflins, and tho body must not, bo no coinpiuiiod by those who have been exposed to tho Infection.

Itoport ol tin* Stale liouro of ll« il1h. Through the kindness of Dr. ,1. N. Taylor, Tin: »!ot:knaij has a copy of the sixth anniml rrp«rt of tho State linard iloalth. It is a well bruind book of over throe hundred pages and represents a great deal of labor on tho part of tin? Board, it is full of valuable information on every subject concerning the public health, such as drainage, the ventilat ion and lighting of school houses and the sanitary condition of all the public charitable concerns of the State. Tho list of physicians shows Montgomery county to hare a total of doetors of which are located

111

quickly cur

*1 by Slilloh'H Cure. WoKuarantee it. Hold by Nye & Co.

CAMPAIGN JEWELRY, ROST & OTTO.

Crawfordsville.

"Tiie IlcHton Karth' can truly ue said UrlKKH' Glycerine Salve—a speedy oura for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, sores, piles, totter and all Akin eruptions. Try this wonder healer.

Fisher.

cunts, Quaranteod. Bold by Lew

Go to ROST & OTTO'S CAMPAIGN PINS.

for

GEO F. HUGHES,

1 1 1 S W a in to S re a or vi In

I'in^liAb ntk She roco.

Some of tho papers in tho far Wost havo shovrn their ndopondenoe ot tho English languago in writing up accounts of the oloponiunt of a t. Louis editor, which took place a few weeks smeo. Already tho words "eloper. "elopoo," "olop011/cd,1 "(dope 1 diled," "olopodiary and 'S'lopodormif.t1 havo boon coined to describe the action, and many more modifications may vet bo expected.

Catarrh Cured* health and struct! »realh Kccum], lv Shlloh'ti catarrh Konicdy. S*rloe Wct-ntH. Nasnl injector freo. Solti by Nye A Co.

TTI. n. C."

Don't sutler any longer hut use Tiimier'K Infaillole Neuralgia euro, the only Infallible cure on earth for all forms of neuralgia «nd nervous headache. KatiKUm Itoot MoUiclne Co., Manutaetureru, Nashville, Tenn. fV) cents per box. hold by Lew Fi.sher,

Tho Iter.Ueo. JI. Thayer, of Bourhoncouiuy "Poth myself and wlJoowcour

vex to

tihlloh'H Consumption Curo." bold by Nye & Co. Croup, Whooping Cough and elh

.. Bronchitis

I in mediately relieved by tihlloh'g Curo. Hold by Nye A Co.

Shlloh's Cure will immediately rll4v Croup, Whooping Cough and iVronechltl Sold by NyoA Co.

ShllohN Cough and Consumption i.uro is sold by us on a guarantee, it-'ii n-h Coutiump tlon. Bold by Nye it Co.

MONEY TO LOAN

Houses mid Lots tor Side: also,

Dwellings to Kent.

A_1)S trnc ['Title

Deeds andMorgajiesCarclully Prepared

A iX S O N Ltannud

Insurance Agent. Abstractor mid Conveyancer,

119 1-2 East Main St.,CrawfordsviHe Reference by pormissiou to anv city bank

Diseases of Women.

ANDKUKUKIIY.

Consultation rooms oyer bmith's drug store, South Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

J. R. ETTER, M. D.

Campaign Pins and Badges *t ROST & OTTO'S.