Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 March 1889 — Page 8
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25 pieces new Henrietta cloth in ail ilie new spring shades. See them.
44) pieces all silk faced Plush at 60c per yard, worth $1.
30 pieces [.allies' Cloth for spring wear. at. 40c, per yard, worth 60c,
40 pieces English cashmere, all the new colors, at 25c. The best goods for the money ever sol 1.
5,000 yards of heavy Men's Shirriiiir at 6c, worth 10c. A givai bargKin.
10,000 lbs «»1 onr i'elebrated Carper Chain, Ail Colors, that initwithstaiiding theadvaiter in chiton we are selling at the oh! price.
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S KW KOSS.
Our 8 'Ikio'.s closed Thursday. Dr. R. F. Kiugjs making us a splendid trustee.
Frank Holison aiui wife talk of going west soon, Joda Emmert and wife, of Jamestown, called on friends hero Sunday.
David Loop, an old pioneer, was buried at Pisgah church lafcl Sunday. Eider J. S. McCoilum began a protracted meeting here Tuesday evening.
George Sanford has sold his fine premium mare to 13. F. Stephens, of Ohio,
The I. O. 0. F. couferred three degrees on Charles Mitchell, Thursday night, prior to his going to Kansas.
YOUNTV1LLJS.
Businessjhere is a little dull.
A fox drive took place east of here on Tuessday. Dr. Parker has moved to Melott, Fountain county.
Dr. Frank ^Davidson reports considerable
sickness. Will Yount of Indianapolis, Bundayed with homeJfolkB.
Will Hirst is visiting friends in Lafayette at this writting. The I. O. G. T. met in regular session on Saturday night.
Wm. Chaffer has been visiting his daughter Mrs, Sam'vMoore. Tho (families of J. M. Hopping and Ben Snyder are on the sick list.
Those that have sugar orchards are preparing to catch the sweetness. High Gobel has bought property in Alamo and will move there shortly.
Rev. Loder, isjjconducting a series of protracted meetings at Waynetown. Thos. Berkshire, and sisters were called to North Vernon ou Tuesday by the death of their father, SV. G.JBerkshire.
SUASN'OSOALK.
Sicknesses abating. Loafers in abundance. Shannondale willfhave a graduating class.
George Garves is visiting friends in this vicinity. Christian Bowman was in Darlington on last Tuesday.
Wiiliam Maiden will work for Abe Castor next summer. Quite a number from [here attended W. C. Kimler's sale Saturday.
Darlington iB to give a play at Shannondale soon. Prof. Welty is the author. W. J. Sanford has gone to Oakland. Goal Creek township, to finish a school there.
Liua Sanford, of New Ross, has been spend, ing a few days visiting friends in this vicinity. Friday night's exercises by the school were a success. They consisted of music, recitations, dialogues, etc.
Mrs. Stall, an elocutionist from Thorntowu, gave some very interesting recitations here Saturday after the contest. She is an elocutionist worthy of the name.
The Fraukiiu township declaiming contest occurred here last Saturday evening, The contestants were greeted by a large and appreciative audience. The speakers all acquitted themselves well and the exercises were very entertaiuiug. May Shannou, of the Shannondale schools, was the successful contestant.
LINDEN.
O. D. Thomas had business in your city Monday, There has been a great number added to the church.
Tom Brooks went to Marion last week on business. Bill Campbell, of New Richmond, was hero Saturday.
That cough that has been the rage in these parts is not so bad. Last Sunday night J. W. Dudley preached to the people in this vicinity.
J. M. Stevenson will move to this place in the spring as he has rented his farm. It is thought that the meeting that has be*n in progress so long will close this week.
Jerk electricity with S. A. Gates at this office Steve is a good one aud suite the R, R, folks very well.
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Rev. Orr on last Tuesday went to Veedersburg from the 'meeting here to preach the funeral of a friend.
A1 Rash one of our|merchants was away from home last week iuvoicing a stock of good at Kirkpatrick.
From the appearance of brick aud lumber on the lot of A. D. Thomas he is goiog to build a fine residence.
There is talk of there being another meeting commencing at the M. E. church as soon as the meeting closes at the Christian church.
The I. O. G. T, order in this place seems to be doing well, as some of its members have not been on a spree for the past two weeks.
One man not far from here comes up here every few days to get the papers from Louisville. He is anxious to hear the news from the South as well as from the North.
They say some young men who have been attending church during the revival meeting just go to make sport of others'and see how much of a puddle of tobacco juice they can make ou the church floor.
It ha3 been said that there is a mail here that has not been attending the revival meetings, but can tell what have said by the members of the church ever since it lias been go. ing on. He certainly has a good knowledge box to recollect what others say.
Our township trustee has at last succeeded in getting the family of Chris Schuier away from our town, though he has been gone some time to Chicago where his wife aud family have gone on the hunt of him. That is said to be no new trick for him leaving his family as he has done the same before.
Con Cunningham is selling overcoats at a great discount. tf
THE GRA WFORDS VILLE WEEKLY REVIEW
DARI.ISGTON.
Remember the play at Hulei's hall to-night. Mrs. I. H. Butler is quite sick at this writing.
Mrs. Jennie Marshall visited in Kokoino last week. Cy Boohor and Tom Elliott have traded horses.
James A. Mount, Senator, was home over Sunday. Dr. Oyrsley was iu Frankfort last week on business.
For instructions on driving learns ask C. E, Thompson. Clark Trlbbett, of Thorutown, was here on Wednesday,
Sprlug Las come—J. W. Mitels is wearing his Btraw hat. Harlan & Kashner shipped another car load of hogs last Thursday.
Walter Hulet, of Crawfordsville, was here, Wednesday, on business. Mrs. Hampton aud Nellie Thompson wero ill Thorntowu last Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Pntchard, from near Thorntown, were here Wednesday.
Dr. Berry man has bought Dr. Griffith's property and will move here soou. Grandma Shrivor has been iu the country for two weeks visiting friends.
Miss Alice Kashner will start to school at Terre Haute the first of March. We will have a wedding hero sure before this is read. Jake is in earnest.
The New Lights {have been holding a protracted meeting at Center Grove. Milt. Fourt will go to Kansas City the first of April to remain until next fall.
Sam Hampton and John C. Booher wero Whitestown, Saturday and Sunday. MrjrSchenck moved Mr. Johnson from near near here to near Delphi last Tueeday.
Dan Orme will run a meat shop in Crawfordsviile in connection with his shop here.
Charley Houeker attended Dr. Berrymau's sale with a lunch stand aud did a good business.
Uncle John Hulet was iu Boone county last Wednesday aud took dinner with Stephen Ward.
Our marshal took a tramp to jail last Monday. He was druuk and.had^uo money to pay his fine. |||f
Married at the bride's parents last week, Mr. Alouzo Jennings to Miss Sidlay, all of Sugar Creek township.
The last cold spell was hard on the wheat, but as yet we think it will go through and yield an average crop.
Bob Larrick's dog was killed last week. Thought to be mad, but it is likely he only had a dose of poison.
Mr. Elstou and Miss Jeunie Kersey have taken up a three months subscription school and have a fair attendance.
Jord Harris has sold his property to Theodore Carson, and will build a new house on Dog Leg avenuo this spring.
Ask Miss Rose Hoiiingsworth what it meant by mourning drapery being tied ou the door at the millinery store last week.
I oelieve it is generally conceded that W. FI. Rhorer will be our uext Dost master. He is a good man aud will give satisfaction.
The city dads have passed an ordinance to muzzle all dogs. It will be rather expensive for Dan Orme as we hear he has twelve.
On the fifth 'day of March, at two o'clock, Wm. Moore will sell at constable sale, at the livery stable in Darlington, three corn planters.
Dr. Berryman had his public sale last week and the property sold well. The sale amounted to nearly $1,000. The Doctor will most likely move to this place.
John Gun tie, of this place, received a telegram from Whitesville, Wednesday, stat.iug that his aged mother was not expected lo live. Her age is nearly !I0 years.
Win. Moore, our constable, is still taking iu the property bought by Betts ,V Craig and selling at constable sale. He took in three corn planters last week that were stored away in a private barn in this town.
Ira Booher, our harness man, wants to trade buggies, wagons, carts, harness or anything in hf3 line for horses. He will trade for good horses or good plug horses. Come everybody and see his stock of goods.
Never since Adam eat the forbidden fruit has there been so great a quantity of feed in the country nt this time of year. To go in the country aud see great fields of fodder and hay not yet touched is surprising.
Old Mr. Martin arrived here last week from Kansas. He is almost helpless. He saye he wants to go back to Kansas, and when his life is ended to be buried by the side of his wife, who died there a few weeks ago.
The officers ot the Vandalia have decided not to build Darlington a new depot this summer. Tho money was made up to buy a lot and give them if they would build this summer, but they declined. It will be a cold day when they get this offer again.
A nautical and temperance drama in three acts will be played at Hulei's hall to-night for the benefit of the Darlington band. Everybody come and help tiro boys out as they have been to a great expense, and a band is for the good of the community.
The characters in the play to-night at Hulet's hall are L. C. Thompson, Mell Cunningham, A. R. Peterson, E. G. Steward, W. H. Thompson, Frank Gobe], Alex Marshall, Mrs. Tom Naylor, Mile Booher, Grace Smith. Come if you want to laugl sorrows.
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In answer to the Round Hill scribe we will say (hat mistakes never made hay stacks, ir it did hay would be cheap. I want to say to you that I don't swear, chew, smoke, or drink anything stronger than hot water with sugar and cream. A man at Crawfordsville remarked to me last, weak "If I thought hot water would make me look so henrty I would begin drinking it now.
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N KW RICHMOND.
The dog poisoner has taken a rest. The doctors say the health Is exceedingly good.
George Steele is doing a good business in the poultry line. Pick Shobe, of New Chicago, was a caller here last Tueeday.
The new tailor establishment will be in full blast in a few days.
Jack Jerratt has engaged to Dr. Detchon to do work on the farm.
Miss Belle Williams, of Crawfordsville, is visiting at 'Squire Ebnte's. Wm. Vincent, representing L. Falley's boot and shoe house, was a caller here Tuesday.
School will be out at this place next Friday. The scholars are glad as well as the teachers.
Milt. Wheeler is running tne only barber shop in our town, and consequently is doing a strong business.
The Pioneer Store will sell you anything in the boot and shoe line at bottom prices. Remember this, ye bare footed.
The natural gap talk has not yet amounted to anything but talk, but there always has to be a certain amount of talk before action.
Two tramps, with cheek enough for a dozen, invoiced our burg last Saturday. They got well fed, and no doubt will return with reinforcements.
The Methodist people began a protracted meeting at their new church last Monday night. A minister from Crawfordsville started the meetings.
Ed McCrea was hurt by falling of! of a load of hay last Monday. The team became frightened and ran away and the boy was jolted up considerably. j|p|
Sam Mitty will^work for Mr. Copeland iu the livery stable the coming summer. Sam will haudle the reins and take the festive drummer on double quick time.
Our stores are having a good trade, considering the time of the year when nothing much is expected in that line. The town is having a boom and the business men are thankful.
The post office still remains at Geo. Long's, but wo are informed that efforts will be made to change it, and people, as of eld, will be compelled to look in the highway for their mail.
The new gravel road that is to be constructed, running west from this place, will be a very nice thing for the people along the line as there are places that are almost impassible in tha winter.
Jack Jerratt says he dou't like to be blamed with what his neighbors do, especially when it comes to poisoning dogs. Jack has a very good idea who has the poison, and he may be be right.
Bob McComas, the brilliant Crawfordsvilla clerk, was in town hunting eggs for his firm the first of the week. Bob ran tell you all you want to know of Crawfordsville in a very few moments.
There is a young man in our neighborhood who haB his appointments and goes on a two days' visit to each of his acquaintances until ho gets around and then he repeats it. Some ho visits are getting very tired, and would rather lake him as a boarder than a visitor. May lie this item will give him a hint.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Previous to the change in our business we will
For The Next Twenty Days!
Everything in our store, consisting of
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Flannels and Notions of eyery description. To give you an idea of the way we wtll slaughter goods for the next twenty days we will give a few prices: 5c Factory Flannel, worth 35c, 231-2 5c 20cd'b'l-widthDress Goods, 121-2 4c All-Wool Henrietta Cloth, full 614c link new shades 42 l-2e 7 l-2c Underwear at Halt Price 8c Cloaks at any price to close 1 5c them all out.
WE HAVE FIFTEEN PAIRS OF
FINE ALL-WOOL BLANKETS
That we will close for about half price, also a large stock of
feACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES
Which must all be sold before the change in our business call and see us. Respectfully,
UPlxil. J~osepIh_.
WAYNETOWN.
Miss Ella Newlin will give a concert here soon.
Capt.. W. B. Gray was up from Veedersburg, Sunday.
Dr. J. F. Davidson, of Yountsville, was here, Tuesday.
Miss Anna Miller, of Crawfordsville, is visiting here.
Jonathan Hughes was in Crawfordsville, Thursday.
Ed Radly will not go to Crawfordsville, Sunday. Wonder why'?
An elocutionary entertainment will he held iu tho Baptist church to-night.
Will Steele went to Indianapolis, Wednesday with a car of stock for Bob Baker.
Mrs. Nan Brant attended tho bedside of Will Berry, of Whitesville, who is very sick, Saturday.
Marshal Wilson is preparing to declare war against the dogs. He will give all time to muzzle them and then dog heaven will have many recruits.
Mrs. Hettie Tiugley, who has been f[uite sick at the residence of her sinothe, Mrs: Steele, is improving ?nd will soon bo ready to return to her home in Kansas City.
The legislature organized here is creating quite an interest. They have elected a Governor and Lieut-Governor and have several bills for action at their next meeting.
The railway company should have some one at the depot for the early morning train, as there is not a morning but what there are several passengers who are compelled to stand out in the cold until the train arrives.
Morris Herzog has returned from Chicago where he purchased a new stock of dry goods and will open up In the room formerly occupied by him. Mr. H. has many friends here that will stand by him and tho Dutchman will get his share of the trade.
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The pupils of R. E. Ray's room of the public school celebrated Lucy Fellows' birthday with an entertainment in Armory Hall. It was very creditable and the participants are deserving of much praise, especially the teacher, Mr. Ray, the Misses Herzog, Smalley, Stella Hill, Ollie Faunco, Mamie Fields, Jim Bunnell, Sant Gray and Walter Dwiggins. They will probably give another entertainment at the closing of the school.
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Look Here, Gentlemen! I have just received a full Hue of samples of Spring aud summer goods for Suits, Pantaloons and Spring Overcoats. For beauty and texture these goods surpass anything ever shown iu this city, and you have a thousand samples to choose from. For the next sixty days I will offer these goods at unheard of prices. Any person can now wear good clothes as the price will scarcely be an object, A perfect fit guaranteed. Call and see goods. Shop over New York Store, east Mam street. f23-2in JOSEPH GRIMKS, The Tailor,
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Tom Nolan has again taken charge of the Sherman house and tho mere announcement iB sufficient introduction to the farmers of Montgomery county, for they always stop with Tom.. He has taken-the best furniture from the Robbins house and filled up the Sherman better than it ever was before. All his old friends will be welcome. 2 4x.
Plows, this is the place to get the best plows at Tinsley Martin's tf. xm