Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 July 1889 — Page 1
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CLEARANCE SALE.
We offer at a l!.\rc.ain for cash or on time payments:
2 second hand Springfield Separators. 1 ILobiiison Bonanza Separator. 1 iiiMseli Separator. 1 Three Rivers Vibrator Separator, almost new. 1 second li ml Mssel New Ma»salon, almost new. 1 Hen ves straw Stacker. 3 E'ri^jc Straw Stackers.
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2 second hand Eagle En.ines, 1 Robinson & Co. Engine. 1 Birdsell Engine. 1 six horse Engine.
Also a complete line of New Engines, Threshers, etc., Saw Mills and the Empire Clover tiller. the best made. The above second hand goods at special low prices. Call and see them. Our Mr.jGriest will furnish the^ chin music. ,'n?
C0H00N & FISHER.
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NOTIONS AMD NOVELTIES.
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Have v«ur pictures Irinm-il. 'roquet Self, T.V: Hummocks, Trc Hase Bulls, 10c to $1 50 lirooms, JlorsV: \l,,p.., io,.: clothe* I'inH. lc per do/en Tucks', lc per box, Malcliee, lc per box a bar of it'/, Laundry So.qi. II inches Ion:: and Inches thick, re Koyal Soap, a burs lor .lc. ss«
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It lc now time to can fruit, awl we have a complete line of fruit jars at the lowest prices. Window nrtam», trimnuvl up roniplete with lieot fixtures, -Mr Curlniii Poles with bri.su trimmings, S*)c 10 quart tin u'-kct,l:|c. quart. i:c: Stand Lamps, -Jjs to ST lliintriiifr Lamps, $1 75 to $lti .Mu"icn 1 Instruments, .lews llarps, l'rencli Harp". Banjos, Violins, Guiiiirs (Jueenswarc, Glassware and Tinware: IV.c.r»t-d ^e's in open stuck, so Unit broken nieces lnav lie replaced. Ileuu iniier lb" I" per eci. cut in picture framiiii: during the next 30 days. llahy liu^ies on weci.ly payment^. Uoss Brolhers'
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r.eaky roofs made watertight with slate cemen. Semi 81.a lor a 10-lb can. Catalogue frte if yo moutiou this paper.
INDIANAl'DI-IS, INDIANA.
2nd Edition.
ISSUED EVEHY SATURDAY.
C. M. ltlCIiItY, Itusiness Manager.
Will Townsley is in the city.
M. Hunter was in the city Friday.
Lieut. May is up from Greencastle.
Hon. E. V. Brookshire is in Terre Haute. Vote the gravel roads free next Tuesday.
Mrs. Marion Alston is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Sadie Brittou is at the Shades for a shot visit.
Brooks Hartley, of Roekville, was in the city Friday.
Miss Anna WillBon has returned from a visit at NVolcott.
Hume DeBruler, the insurance agent, has left the city.
girl has been born to Mrs. Eilie Jones, uee Cowan, of Lafayette.
Miss Sallie Wassou, ol Veedersburg, is visiting Miss Hattie McComus.
Mrs. L. D, Thomas, of Terre Haute, is visiting Henry Williams' family.
The next thing the B. M. A. will consider is "Shall we extend our city limits?"
The Ladoga ball club defeated tiie Anderson club lust Saturday, by a score of 13 to 6.
The (i. A. R. Post., of Parkersburg, will hold an ice cream supper, Saturday, Atig. in. 3|J||
The base-ball league gponsisting of Terre* Haute, Danville, Lulayette and Davenport has busted.'
We are not anarchists, but we would liko to see some of these street lorr"ig bums lired out of town.
The Van will run two excursion trains to the lake, Suuday. All wanting to go will be accom
modated.
John Corbiu wUl probably buy the saw-mill belonging to Zene Dale, uow in Te.vis, and run it together with his other.
Harness, the ex-pitcher of the college team, was in the city yesterday. He left for Logausport to-day, and will teach school there this year.
The following party is picuiciug at the Shades to-day: Max Sterling, of Terre Haute, Will (ioben, Bruce Lucket, and the Misses tiobeu, Sideuer and Lucket.
Monday night there wiU be a big mass meeting at the court house. The drum corps w'W drum aud prominent speakets will discuss the free gravel road qui -tiou.
D. L. Lee received a consignment of freight three days before a letter that was sent from Louisville on the same day this week. The mail service is so graatly improv: 1.
Ellensburg, the town in Washington Ter. to which Dr. Henry has removed, suffered from a disastrous fire the other day in which §2,000,000 worth of properly was destroyed.
Some one changed the scores on the baseball bulletins Thursday evening aud the two sections of people who saw the different reports luid some interesting discussions as to whom the games belonged.
Some one supposed to be a tramp broke into the residence of Daniel Martiu, south or the city, while the family were away from home Thursday aftenioon aud took a suit of clothes and some silverware.
The chicken thief is again abroad in the land and a smothered squawk may be heard occasionly by residents in the east part of the city as some hungry light lingered Jenizen grabs a meal for a starving fauyly.
John Frawley, who has more muscle than brain, assaulted Eii Fouts, of the Lafayette Courier, Thursday evening, aud struck him in the lace. Fouts is a former Crawfordsville boy aud should play more than even.
The delinquent lax collector is abroad in the land to collect the amount delinquent if possible. The depressing times will make it up hill work, as money is scarcer now with most people than before for some years.
The Terre Haute Express tells of a man down there who drinks water by the bucket full and cleans out a restaurant at a inea'. That's nothing, we have a man in this city who swallows beer in bottles like he would quinine in capsules, then when the glass melts in his stomach he gets the beer. He also eats tin cans for desert.
Some individual is attempting to „ru how to play The horn on West Main street. His inusic (V) is simply excrur'ating. The other evening as he started to blow the thing everybody rushed franticly to their front doors ('linking that the city was in flames or a generrl massacre of the people going on. The gentleman should throw his horn.iu the sewer and try to lead a butter life.
(i, W. Paul's success in the Wild West
Soldiers' Reunion,
At Marion, Ind., July !id and 31, and August 1 Tiie Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City R'y wilj sell excursion ticket* from Decatur, Ind., and iiH intermediate stations to Charleston, 111,, inclusive, to Marion and return at one fare, not to kxcemj fci tickets good returning unt'l Aug. 2, inclusive Jknkins, jul&.i lix (en. Pass. Agt.
At' nnl the green ticket sale at Eph Joel'p
Straw Hats sit half prit at Con Ounninghai the Crawfordsville hatter's.
Attend the green ticket sale at Epl Joel
For Sunday suits try Con Cunningham, the Crawfordsville Clothier.
Dr. Holmes is in Cedar Rapids, la.
Mrs. Donovan, of Wingate, died Friday.,
Russellville is to have a newspaper murder.
George Wasson is in Chicago for a short visit.
Waveland wants a fire engine and wants it bad.
Dr. A. I". Henry lias left for Wyoming Territory.
J. F, Tuttle aud wife are visiting iu Madison, Wisconsin.
Jerry Shuckrnw, the Danville pugilist, was iD the city Sunday.
There are two new stores that have just been started at Wingate.
Mack Allen, of Terre Haute, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Dr. (iott.
The 03rd Ind. Vol. want to hold their annual re-union at Wayuetown.
Jack Williams, well known in this county, lias just returned from Kansas.
John Hulett came down from Darlington Wednesday but not to see the show.
Mrs. Louis Mossler's mother came up from Louisville Tuesday aud will visit here.
We saw a wearer of Murphy's blue drunk as a boiled owl the other day. Such is life.
Some much needed improvements are being made by the street king on North Washington street.
The Salvation Artny meeting at Clore's grove Sunday was rather tame. They intend to try again.
Miss Carrie Krouthas beeu offered a position in Chicago of clerking which she will probably F.ccept.
The graduating exercises of the Waynetown ship schools will be held Saturd-iy evening, August 3.
Miss Lilian Byrnes, of Lafayette, who camped with the party recently at Pine Hills, has returned home. •,
The Rev. L. Y. Hays, formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will speak at the old stand to-uiorrow. ba. .•
Arthur McCain is again on deck in the Journal office. He looks somewhat pale from his recent escape from heath.
The gravel road Question will soon be decided. Let every one express his own sweet will and submit te the popular fiat,
Elijah Cjore will conduct a grand colt show on his farm Saturday, August 3. There will be several races on his fine track.
The Misses Campbell and Metcalf, of Danville, Ky., who have been visiting the family of P. S. Kennedy, have returned home.
Waveland has a new orchestra, composed of the following men: Will Shepherd, Will Deitrick, Jatii^s Shepherd aud John Sharp.
GeorgjjJIendersou is doing a big blackberry busiuessm hm Uutlierie mission. One day this week'lie shipped over thirty bushels.
M. P. Dennis wfll go to Colorado in August. His health has been failing for some months. If the climate suits his family will follow.
Prof. Higgins & Murray opened their normal with brilliant prospects at Wayuetown Tuesday. It promises to be one of the best ever held iu the town.
The Waveland Independent says Moore's hotel was damaged $100, Milligau Bros. §250, and Bob Oldshoe $75 by the recent fire. They also say the fire was the work of an incendiary.
The Wild West show was not very well patronized. First class canvass shows have seized their visits here for some years past, but the public loses nothing by it if none ever appear again. it
The catalogue of the State Normal School, of Terre Haute, is just out i:'
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N. S. Joslin is in the city,
Louis Mossier is in Chicago.
we are glad to see
quite a number of Montgomery county boys and girls iu attendance there, It is a great school.
Billy Nelson, the handsome pitcher of the Terre Haute team, passed through the city jast Tuesday. He says T. H. is playing great ball. Ho is a puzzling pitcher and as popular as ever.
Uncle John Lewalleu was in town on show day and discussed the gravet roau question with his horse fiddle bazob to the great delight of many admirers. Tims is settled one more question which hasj^ng troubled the putilic mental acumen.
The contract for the big turnpike work, embracing over BO miles, at Huntsville, Alabama, is to be awarded to Ed. Lane, of this county, and Cal Darnall, of Putnam county, provided they can give a bond satisfactory to the authorities down there.
People who have %veeds in front of their dwelling places should be given a tip to mow them down. In some places even on Main street, the great thoroughfare of the city, weeds are growing sky high and the rank Binell therefrom is not highly edifying. Mow 'em down.
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something wonderful. He now has the sole proprietorship of Seattle where he went to iv side. It seems as though the city recently burned aud the deuizeps came to Pat'I for gal advice to see how the city cop'd bo rebu'l*. He gave them the necessary advice and when some time later the towu was fixed up again aud a cit'-'.eu's comm'ttee came to say they could never thank Paul enough for his kind" ness, he said, "Oh never tr'in' I'll just take the city."
The King Fishers camping club will go into camp at Pine Hills on the 24th of this month. Their party this year will not be as large as heretofore, but the amount of fun they anticipate having will no doubt be just as great. They will be gone ten days at least, and perhaps louger.
The colored oasKet meeting which was held last Sunday, iu Clough's grove, on Bristle Ridge, did not cause so much joy to the palpitating heart of the colored population as wan anticipated. The meeting was well attended and vast throngs wore listening to the eloquent words which fell rrom the teeth of the sheppard of tlio flock, when the heaven sent its tongue of fire into camp to tell them to hie hence. The wind blew, the rains descended, and the congregation molted, for it was founded upon boards. Rev. P. M. Lewis of this city preached. Three wagon loads and many private conveyances went out.
Attend the tireen Ticket sale now on at Eph Joel's.
The (i reen Ticket.
Attend Eph Joel's (ireen Ticket sale, now going on. You will find all-wool merchant-tailor-made pantaloons at only one-half the usual prices. ust look at tlio goods.
What's the matter with street cars'.'
Miss Lizzie MyerB is at Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. Doctorman has returned to Covington.
Col. I. C, Elston visited in Chicago Tuesday.
W. C. Mason has left for a visit in New York.
Mrs. Rev. W. F. Pettit, of Shawnee Mound, is dead.
Several Ripley township farmers cut wheat last Sunday.
Rev. Talmage wili preach at Lake Maxincuckee Sunday.
Frank Snyder has returned to Terre Haute after a short stay.
There will be a grand colt show at Newtown Saturday, Aug. 81.
The infant son of Chas. Allen, of Brownsvalley died last week.
Rev. W. P. Kane, of Lafayette, gave us a visit during the week.
The painters are at work retouchiug the scenery at Music Hall.
A large party of Terre Haute people are camping at the Shades.
Morris Lee has bought the house of Sidney Speed on Market street,
Ed. Mills, of Waveland, cut his foot almost off with an ax last week.
A Suuday school convention was held at Ingersoll's corner Thursday.
Several farmers report an average of thirty bushels of wheat to the acre.
Mrs. M. E. Steele was up from Waynetown Wednesday looking for a cook.
Prof. Lake played dead man for the stage robbery fake at the wild west show.
The county normal opened with a good attendance aud much interest Tuesday.
The Clark Brothers, of Waveland, have taken charge of the Veedersburg Reporter.
Mrs. Dr. Montague is rapidly improving and her friends Lope soon to see her out again.
The Christain church people, of Waveland, have decided to build a new church build
Dunug the Wavelatnl tiro a thief robbed the till of D. Garwood's confectionery store of $22.
Stanley Snnpsou paid auotlier visit to Seymour Wednesday lookiug after his works there.
The Clover Leaf rail road have the road bed almost all graveled from Frankfort to Veedersburg.
The Brown township library burned was in the Waveland fire. It was old enough to have whiskers.
A. torn year old son of Charles Stains of Hillsboro, broke its arm by falling off of a corn crib Suuday.
Quito a number of Masons from out of town, came iu Tuesday to assist iu the funeral services of D. S. Hartshorn.
Charley Scott, of the Waveland Independent says he caught ten bass at the Shades iu one day. Rather fishy for an editor to tell.
Rev. J, H. Meteor, of this city, will conduct preachiug services on Sunday as follows: Alamo, 10:30 a. 111. North Union, 7:70 p. 111.
A party from Terre Haute is expected at the Shades Sunday. Somo people from here are thinking of going down to be witli them|f|p
Mellott over the edge in Fountain coutily'! is building a reputation Tor a tough place. They had a half dozen fights there Saturday night.
Uncle Sammy Daisey went to Hoopstou Wednesday. Upon his return he will visit relatives iu Springfield, Ohio, to bo gone some
About twenty teachers in attendance at the Normal which began its session on Tuesday at South Hall, Wabash College and others aro expected next week. 1 (A*
Frank Lee is putting up the numbers on some of the residences which are not so marked. Everybody get one and tlieu we can remember where you live.
New paving has been laid in the alley adjoiruing the postolfice. When some battle-in-clined republican takes the office this can now be easily utilized as a bowling alley.
Mr. Noah Joslin will take up his residence again with us. He is sick of the west. His sou Howard is still in business however out in Paul & Humphrey's state and will remain there.
The business men's association are neglecting an important industry. The should hire some smirking hair-parted-in-the-middie monkey to organize a dancing museum in the town aud thus boom the shoe trade,
Dan Riley was released from jail early iu the week and celebrated the event by getting on anather big drunk. He was caught iu the very pleasant occupation of beating his family to death when the mighty arm of the law grabbyd his collar aud rustled him jailward. Dan is again reclining iu the bastle at the public expense.
D. W. Templeton died at his home in Wingate, July 12th at 9 a. 111. of that deaded disease lung trouble, age 27 years and 8 months. The funeral was preached by Rev. J. T. Philips Sunday moruiug in Christian church after whicli the remains were laid to rest in the Newton ceutery. Dr. Templeton moved to Wingate his old home four months ago from Dewey, 111., where he has had a good practice but was forced to give it up on account of failing health and moved to Wingate to rest up and try and regaiu his health, but his hopes were in vain and his many friends sadly regret the death of such a promising man,
Attend the Green Ticket sale now 011 at Eph Joel's.
Don't Forget the Green Ticket. Attend Eph Joel's Green Ticket sale. You will find all-wool suits with green tickets on selling at half-price. This sale will run for the next week.
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TERMS 81.25 PER YEAR
M. P. Dennis wil for his health.
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I go to Denver next month
been viMtim in Cistleton
Fred Brown lias and is home again.
W. A .Bode" is back rr.un Columbus near which Dlace is his home.
John Breaks is home fro 1, H„, ,,rinmuch improved in health.
Miss Mayme Somerville i* in Terre Haute the guest of.Dr. Morehead.
Mrs. Jacob Joel is visiting in Buffalo. Si was accompanied by little Alx«.
Sam Hoshwinder is working at the 9n'iue house during the sickness of Mai tin.
Star Montague, who has been clerking hardware house, of Cleveland, o„ is in the city.
Prof. Campbell has returned from Indianapolis. Mrs. Baker came with him and will visit here.
The county superintendent has received cir cuiars for distribution 011 the reading circle work.
The Vandalia expects to take one hundred people to Lake Maxinkuckee Suuday, to hear Talmage.
A farmer of Coal Creek township, thinks the wheat 111 that section will average fifteou bushels to the acre.
Thirty-five rabbits were caught in one wheat field in Ripley township, while they were cutting the cereal.
The gas well is almost eighteen hundred feet deep aud still going down. The prospects uow are quite favorable for oil.
Misses Mainie and Lu Keogan aro home after a visit in Clinton. Dr. Keegan's sinter, Mrs. Hamilton, returned with them.
Maurice Lee has purchased Sidney Speeds' residence and will move to tho city so that hi? children can haie school advantages.
The shooting match between Voris and Bogardus was prononnced by many experts to bo one of the prettiest matches they ever saw.
How are you going to vote on the gravel road question? Come out and express yourselves, and try to vote for the most good to the most people.
Uncle Sammy Binford's condition remains1 much the same as it has been. His remarkable constitution bears him up and we hope soon to see him out again.
Young peoples' literary society to be held at Mt. Olivet M. E. Church, Sunday, July 28, consisting of recitations and songs. Tho exorcises will commence at 7:30 p. in.'
James Johnston entertained a largo party of friends at cards, Wednesday evening. It was a very pleasant affair and one long to bo remembered by those present,
Dave Ridge and Charley Slaten had a scrap on Eph Joel's corner Wednesday over a suit of clothes. Siuce the big Sullivan fight everybody seems to be training to imitato his example.
Chas, Scott aud Ed Milligan, of Waveland, were in the city Wednesday. They say the Waveland towu council will be hero next week, wheu they will purchase one of the old hand fire engines.
At the last teachers' examination there woro forty applicants for a license. Of this number twenty-five failed, and 0110 received a license for two years, thirteen for one year and one for six months.
Sam Symmes will bo continued in tho work of general hustler for tho Journal for some tiino yet. Our handsome friend Arthur will then take up tho quill and push fourth for glory in the same line.
Tho following party will spend a day at Maxinktickeo early in the week: Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Miller, their guest Mis^ Mary ^loore, of Paris, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. W. IU Nichfcison, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Goltra and ftunily.
The commissioners have appointed tho following inspectors for the gravel road election next Tuesday for Wayne aud Ripley townships: Ripley—No. 1, Benton Snyder No. 2, J. P. Wort. Wayne—No. 1, W. J. Cord No, 2, Geo. Small.
The Indians, western coaches and cow boys, on our street Wednesday made us think ourselves back in tho time of Daniel Boone again. All we needed was a war whoop and a wild buffalo to makes things assure the necessary red line incidental to frontier life. Whoop!
The County Commissioners met on Monday and transacted free gravel road and other business. John Lane, contractor of the S. C. Darnall gravel road was allowed $200. The total value of work done on this road to date $1,075. Henry B. Hulett, county clerk, report, ed that the sum of $110 had beeu paid to the Treasurer, being the amount of docket fees collected up to July first. Accounts amounting to $104.50 wore allowed.
Elder Godfrey Williams, the noted and famous colored expounder of tho gospel, not satisfied with all the glory won at Ladoga, last Sunday, will hold a basket meeting in the Shanklin Grove at Linden Sunday, A crowd of the best singers will assist and the hand bills say that the Elder is the greatest revivalist in the state. It is secretly reported that Joe Fossee, Tom Robinson, Mace Townsley and Billy Murphy are the choir of singers though they will not he allowed to drink anything stronger than gin. Jp8!
Ask for Gates' Blended Java coffee if you want tho best cup of coffee, A27 ly
Harvey Chrisman sells Gates' Blended Java coffee. A271y
Gates' Blended Java coffee for sale by all the leading grocers. Try it. A27 ly
The best thing on earth is Gates' Blended Java coffee. A271y
Attend the Green Ticket sale now on at Enh Joel's.
Tlio (ireon Ticket.
Attend iSph Joel's Green Ticket sale, now going on. You will find all-wool merchant-tailor-made pantaloons at only one-half the usual prices. Just look at tho goods.
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