Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 July 1889 — Page 8
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Price, 25c, 50c aud $1.00 per box.
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Trade supplied by Daniel Stewart, Indianapolis,aud Ross Gordon, Lafayette, Indiana.
DRY GOODS.
New .S niiiv ®Goods.
We have just opened and placed on sale
100 pieces of new French Sateens, choice styles, elegant colors, at a very low price.
25 pieces new Henrietta cloth in all the new spring shades. See them.
40 pieces all silk faced Plush at GOc per yard, worth $1.
30 pieces Ladies' Cloth for spring wear, at 40c, per yard, worth 60c.
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40 pieces English 'cashmere, all the new colors, at 25c. The best goods for the money ever
5,000 yards of heavy Men's Shirting at Gc, worth 10c. A great bargain.!
10,000 lbs of onr Celebrated Carpet Chain, All Colors, that notwithstanding the advance in cotton we are at the old price.
selling
Campbell Bros.
yeais exclusive sale, can now be all Druggists and Dealers In Mcdi-URES-take notice-not simply helpB
After ten
obtaiued of lines. It CURES-iane notice-not simply licit) but CURES LIVER COMPIAIST, Bilionsncss and Dyspepsia.
Is a strictly vegetable preparation and will CURB MALARIA, and all MALARIAL troubles. Dr. 8. H. Wise, of Boston, Ky. says: "Have practiced medicine IB years, and find no equal to HEUBINE as a Liver Regulator." 'Dr. W. A. linker, of Madison, Fla., sni "A bottle of IIEHBINE is worth more 85.00 worth of Quinine In any family
Kl-KM OAl.li
E. F. (io(T was at Gieencastle over Sunday.
Win. Hickson, of Illinois is visiting here this week. George Biddie was iu Crawfordsviile, Monday on business.
Boswell ClouL'ti is huildiun a fine residence north of here. There will be quarterly meeting Saturday and Sunday at the M. E. church.
A child of Ban Swank, Samuel Shelley aud a sou of Mr. Vauscoy are on the sick list.
Meeting at Center church Saturday and Sunday aud children's day on Sunday ovening.
FLAT CKK12K.
Just now is a busy time with farmers. S. A. Trout visited in the State of Boone last week.
W. L. Denmau was a caller here the first of the week. Prof. Wright will he the teacher at No. 6 the
coming term. Hattie|Sutton and Carrie Shaver visited west of here Sunaay.
Wm. Linn is our tonsorial artist. A new venture in our town. Miss Lulu Trimble is attending the normal
school at Crawfordsviile. A. D. Kellison and family have returned from their summer outing.
Meadows are light this year. The average will he abqut one ton to the acre. Rev. Stafford's subject at Kingsley's Sunday was the "Freedman's Aid Society.'*"
C. A Elmore offers to donate §200 to any one who will drill a gas well on his farm/ Hog cholera lias broken out iu this neighborhood and the prospect for a hog crop is not Uatteriug.
Mere discovery of shortages count for nothing. Such discoveries have become so common that it creates uo sensation auy more. There is not a farmer but what kuows he has been robbed, but who got the money? Why not some oue lionize himself by finding the guilty
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
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Hay making ami oats harvest are about completed. It i6 reported that Kd Coleman will move back ou his farm. *'j,J/$ 'it?
Dr. L. L. Brown, of Klrkpatrick, is building a new dwelling house.
Aunt Julia Irons is on the sick list Old age and rheumatism is the cause. .. G. AV. Barnett talks of going West this fall to make that his future home.
The stock shippers are making a loud cry for larger stock pens at Kirkpatrick. Louzo Stingley is going to move to Kirkpatrick to learn the blacksmith trade.
There was nine car loads of cattle shipped irOIU'Turicpatrie.b: tn KulfnlO lARt. KrHlav. Charley Petro and Oran Stiugley were down on Wringneck a few days ago on busiueps.
The old threshing engine Whistle can be heard in every direction in Tater River valley.
It is reported that the county will have to reimburse the free gravel road fund with some thing over $35,000.
The people are giving Auditor Goben great praise for bringing to light the fiuancial corruptness of some of our past county officials. Even Republicans who did not support him for office are giving him considerable credit for keeping liis word good.
It looks very queer that $7,500 of gravel road money Bhould disappear and no one know just where it went to. No wonder some of the democratic officials fought Gobeu for office three years ago. Things are getting to be very plain iu the eyes of all good thinking people.
If the present board of county commissioners would do the fair thing they would make those who got the money unlawfully pay it back aud show no favoritism to either party They would then be considered men of bu*ness qualifications and not so much fqfpolitics
WAYNKTOW
Charley Owen is clerking for Morris Herzog. Mrs. Amelia Woods visited in Covington last week.
Tom Bowers aud John Brant were in Mellott on Tuesdaj. George Runyau shipped several cars of stock to Indianapolis this week
The normal is progressing finely and much good work is being done.
Wayuetown has as mora! young people as will be found iu the State.
Mrs. Susie Tucker, of Potomac, III., is visit ing her brother, Will Brannon. Morris Herzog is shipping a large lot of wheat. He always gets his share.
The probabilities are that the 63rd re will be held at this place about Sept. l.f§
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Acting on the Liver in a different way fron. any other medicine it is a positive cure for Chronic Constipation and is cheaper than Pills.
Its peculiar composition is such, that we guarantee to cure any case of Chills and Fever or Bilious Fever with one bottle.
It costs but 75 cents and each bottle contains over 40 average doses, making the cost less than two cents a dose. Would you aide for cheaper medicine It is not a cure-all. But will cure any Liver, Billons or 31 aliirial Complaint. Manufactured ly
Th.0 Hertoino Oo.„ (Successors to Wm.Coudell.) tit. Louis, Mo.
The Waynetown ball club wants to piay witl somebody and don't care what club it is.
Howard Edwards did not get to Indianapolis untii Tuesday,on account of pressing business,
Mrs. Lola Berry will join a party to Lake Maxlnkuckee, to-day, and will be there two weeks.
C. D. Royse, formerly 0. I. & W. agent here, has been here for a week past, visiting among friends.
A child of Ed Stewart, of Danville, died Moiv day. Mr. Stewart was formerly the O. I. ,V W agent here.
Co. went to Indianapolis, Monday, with 10 men. They are well drilled ami will make good showing.
Mrs. Il.ettie Tingley is {visiting her mother, Mrs. M. E. Steele, and leaves for her new home in Chicago next week.
Will and Frank .Sumner, two former Wayne town boys, now of Peru, have visited their brother, Faunce Sumner. They talk of rentov ing here and opening a tailor shop.
Lew Landman, who is now an operator in the O. I. & W. office at Danville, was home last week aud camped at the Shades of Death. Lew is a good operator, and promises to make his mark,
Misses Bessie, Myrt and Maud Herzog, Bell
THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW
Beedle, Carrie Minor, Lizzie York, Stella Gray, Katie Steele and Ina Gray composed a pleasant party who have camped at the Shades for the week past.
Our genial friend, Andy Biddie, was in to vote on the free gravel road question, but hurriedly returned to the farm, as work was inviting him on every baud. If this country only had more such good nieu as he is it would be better off:
HOUND IIU.L,
Harve Devenport is all smiles. It is a boy.
George Pierce is a proud father. It is a girl.
Everyone here is preparing to thresh their wheat.
Mrs. Woliver is uot expected to live at this writing. Everything looks favorable for a fine corn crop here.
Fanuie Patton is staying with her sister, Sylvia Pierce. Walter L'tter, of Thorntowu, is visiting his uncle here.
Lizzie Wilkey aud family visited her mother, last Wednesday. Mrs. Burris, of New Richmond, was a caller here last Wednesday.
Lydia Sands, of Crawfordsviile. visited Geo. Quillen last Saturday. James Hanua, sisters and mother visited re), atives tiere last Sunday.
Joseph Bennetts home from a visit in Boone county with his brother.
Piercou Woliver and wife, of West Union, Sundayed with his mother. •.
Oue of Crawfordsviile's fairest belles is staying with Miss Mattie Hanna.
Rachel Crow, of Crawfordsviile, is staying with her mother during her illness.
West Howard is the first class barber at New Richmond, Everyone should patronize him.
The New Richmond ice cream festival was a graud suecess in every way, shape and form.
The basket meeting at Clough's, last Sunday, was a failure, and came near being drowued out.
Thomas Cook and his best girl passed through here last Sunday evening, enroute to Crawfordsviile.
The people in this neighborhood are still talking and trying to meddle with other people's business.
The New Richmond couple that separated, a short time ago, for the fourth time, have compromised aud are living together again.
Rev. Blakemore preached an elegant sermon here last Sunday night. Everyone came to hear him, it being his first sermon in eight weeks. He left au appointment for four wheks hence, if he is not sick.
NEWJKICHAIOND.
The dagoes on the railroad have encamped near our place. Tom Carr has quit working at Tom Patton's hardware store.
Sam Dean, an old resident of this place,
Saiu Tribby, of our place, is building him a tine residence on Franklin street.
Miss Matt Hannah aud Wm. Alston,®f Round Hill, visited our Burgh last Sunday.
The threshing machine is one of the daily sights and the whietie can be heard in all directions.
Youug chickens are coming to market at a lively rate and those who like fried chicken need uot go hungry. tflFtf"
I)r. Washburn is Sept busy attending calls day|aud uight as are all the other doctors, health seems to be increasing.
The people of our Burg are complaining of the street crossings. They should receive attention at ouce from the supervisor.
Where, oh, where are those good times prophesied by the republican party if their Beuuy was elected? Will they ever come?
Thomas Foster, living south of this plaee is oue of the most practical bee men in the State. Tom can tell you all about the bee business.
Billy Holland is quite sick aud is considered dangerous. If a change for the better does not coine soon it is feared he will not be able to battle with the disease. 5Y Your scribe had three different people to call on him aud say "did you mean me in your letter where it said certain things," The shoe must fit more than one.
Wheat is coming to market at a lively rate aud we hope to soon inform the Darlington scribe that 8 cars per day are being shipped. It has not quite reached that figure yet.
The Christian church people gave an ice cream festival Saturday night and were quite successful in a financial way. The Methodists will give one in the near future we understand.
We are of the opinion that if the two churches at this place would make a general 'clean up and take the tares and thistles from the wheat they would prosper a great deal better.
Monday morning as Buck Belt was driving a mowing machine through the grass a calf that lay concealed in the grass had one of its legs cut off. The calf had to tie killed to save hide and tallow.
Our village is capped ou all sides, by people who are afraid it will amount to something and they try to keep it down. A half dozen first aud second class funerals would help thiH place amazingly.
Charley Taylor, known as Charlie Ross, has once more departed for parts unknown and left a wife aud two little childreu to the mercy of the world. He draws a pension of more than enough to keep his family but it all goes for whiskey.
The city barber shop tinder the management of Wesley Howard, is doing well. He shaves a man so easy that his customers half the time have to he awakened after the shave. There are no insects on Weslev when it comes to the bat her trade.
The party that visited Mrs. Manner's woods last Sunday evening, one a representative of Bristle Ridge, and the other a resident of this place, would do well to take some mosquito poison witli them the next time. According to reports that hug will bite.
The Sullivan and Ki'.rain light has "even" caused some of our church members to bet and tlio excitement is intense. Wonder if the meek
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and lowly Jesus ever visited a prize fight while iu this vail of tears? It would seem so judging from the way some of them are doing.
Frank Cernell, the g. o. p. post master of this place said last fall that if Clevqjand was elected he would be compelled to shut up his shop. How much better are times now than they were a year ago? We would like for him to explaiu through the REVIEW.
The talk of Dagoes and Italians being such thieves, beats, etc., certainly proves a canard, for a number of that nationality are at present encamped here aud a more pencable set of men have uot struck our village in a longtime. People who know nothing about other people should not jump at conclusions.
STATE NEWS.
Mosquitoes about Rockville are "soakers." Parke eouuty farmers may start co-operative creamery.
Cotiuersville barbers will do no more Sunday face scraping. Expect to quaff waterworks water iu Seymour this fall.
Talking board of trade at Huntington. City should have it. Richmond wauts au emancipation day celebration August 3.
The gas gusher at Blufftou, said to be the best in Northern Iudiaua.
Couuersville News learns that the city is liable to have a normal school.
Capt. E. Schoeulaub, old and respected citizen of Evausville, dead, aged tio.
Muncie Herald thinks the Court House looks tough in its dusty dirty condition. Delphi's straw board mill is iu the soup. Bought by a trust and cleaned out.
Kicking at Lafayette because business men store quantities of oil in their cellars, New Ft. Wayne Directory has 15,000 names and they figure ou 45,000 population.
Still kicking at Muncie because merchants attempt iv get rauio otuuH "u oMo milk. A week has gone by and no freak has been born iu Tiptou couuty. Why is this thus?
Bath room just opened at Franklin aud the Star pleads with the citizens to patronize. Wm. D. Rupert, St. Louis crossiug, Bartholomew county, recently married is mysteriously missing.
Michigan City News wants the mayor to hold court the band stand. Says the veutilation ... is better. giyft h.
Idiot at Madison threw a lighted match ou a can of gasoline. The fool-killer let him escape this time.
Brazil times evidently believes iu home industries. Refuses advertising frotn foreign merchants.
Oldest man in Huntington couuty is John Bartram. But four others have reached four score aud ten.
Sleek swindler played farmer and got two checks for small amounts cashed by Huntington merchants.
New 100-rooms hotel at Cameron Springs is assuming shape. Uatlrhouse will be the biggest iu the State,
Frog ponds in Anderson streets. The Democrat says the water will evaporate but the green scum won't
Madison man invented a room cooler. If it works he will have conferred a great favor ou sweltering humanity.
Elkhart electric street car line is iu a belt and cars will go around iu 35 iniuutes. Can do it in ten minutes less.
John Glen had gun. Didn't know it was loaded. Pointed it at Lewis Smith Wednesday at Lebanon. Smith will die.
Terre Haute Express publishes a diagram of the exchange oil well, (riving each strata passed through, its depth aud composition.
Phil. Nice, ex-postmaster at Henpeck, Cass couuty, is under $1,000 bonds charged with attempted outrage upon Mrs. Stephen Shinu.
John Flue, of Lafayette, has flown. He took another man's horse aud some other man's money. His wife he left pennyless.
.Shetland pony owned by H. B. Smith, of Hartford City, is mother of a colt that measures nine inches along its back and is two feet high.
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We are having some glorious sunsets evenings when the sun like a god, lies cradled in an ocean of purple, and with Vermillion fingers reaches up and toys with the golden tresses of the evening star.—Connersville News. Wow
Brazil Miner says that Ben Harmon, of Saline City, concluded that Floreuce Bear would do for a wife, so he just secured a license and invited Florence to the weddiug, hut Flo. was not. that kind of a girl and told Bill to "git." Bill is still a bachelor.
Peter Clere, Kansas man, went to Wabash to marry a widow named Mary Spinks, the arrangements having been made through a correspondence started from an advertisement. When Mary saw her would be hubby she refused to have anything to do with him.
The Green Ticket.
Attend E[)h Joel's Green Ticket sale, now tioinu on. You will lind all-wool, inercliaut-tiulor-inude pantaloons at only one-half the usual prices. Just look at the goods.
Attend the Green Ticket sale now on at Epli Joel's.
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Talent ami Kii-set leather Oxfordr, Si to !n rn.
Beys' Snperltir Calf, liiirh hu e, f'i.Tfi. Tennis, Bicycle aud Baseball Shoes, 81.00 and upwards.
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With my gieasiy improve! fai'ilitios I am now prepared to handle all the wheat that crow in Montgomery county, for which 1 will at all times
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Sir. Win. Darter inspect*, buy* and weighs all the jrrain himself.
I have th-only il'imp in the city o:i which the wheat is weighed and iliniiped without movin£ the wagon. Flmir exi hanged lor wheat and meal lor corn. This is the onlv house in the city that the car-h is paid where the wheat is weighed and dumped.
I tia\ faeilitk". around my warehouse for taking care of two hundred teams,
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Old Brewery Corner.
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opposite the court house ou Maiu-st., the old Nick & TUCK r. i-taud lie always kt eps on hand
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OF PKIVATK SAI.K OF HEAL ESTATE liV COMMISSION Kit. Thomas .1. Oiilllth ot al vs. ^lalilon Dawson et n.1. In Circuit Court, Montgomery county, Indiana. No. (Hl-ja Partition.
Noti in hi'ri'liy given that the undersigned commissioner appointed by the circuit court of the county of .Montgomery. Stat"' of Indiana at tho November term l.SKS 111 the above cause 10 nitiko sale uf the real estate "loscribeil in the complaint therein, will sell at private sale the following real estate, situate in said cuunty and State towit: l.ot. No. two in block No. thirteen in Win. Cox's addition to tlio town of Darlington, Indiana. Applications of purchasers will be received at the olllco of Johnston & Joliustnn on north Washington-si. Ciawfonlsvi le, Indiana, until 2 m. Monday. July lo. 18811, at which time said sale will tako placo. Terms: One third cash, one third in nine months and one third ir. twelve months from date of sale. And upon the confirmation of said sale by said court said comyiissloner will execute to the purchaser thereof a. deed for said real estate, taking a mortgage 011 the same for deferred payments If any.
CI1AKI.ES JON1ISTON,
Dated June S8. ISSd. 1 Mitmissjoner.
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Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wagons.
KAfigents lor all eastern standard makes of buggies, etc. Repairing done on short notice. J5?"Work warranted one year. Factory north of court house.
MOORE'S
J'rtvenlsand cures
Cliolera,
And greatly Increases the mini her of eggs For sale by
LEW FISHER.
Red and black raspberries, very fitle, Huckeries' famous Waynetown strawlierriii, very linens and cheap at Joe Taylor's,