Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 September 1889 — Page 5

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-When coming to-

TEE FAIR,

Next week, don't fail to call on us for your

Dry Goods, Notions, Cloaks. Millinery Goods

For we can and will positively

ABE LE VINSON,

The Cheap Dry Goods Man, Next Door to Elaton's Bank.

Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

1 am now bettor prepared to handle wheat than ever before. I propose to pay the

HIGHEST CASH PRICE

.'Regardless of competition. My accommodations are unsurpassed. My elevator, located only three blocks north of the conn house, Is supplied with dumps and all modern appliances for handling train. I have secured the services of

IMIIR,. J\A.:M::E3S M'cltjrb,

Who will have chareo of the welching and will inspoct and buy grain at the elevator. I guarantee that he will give yon satisfaction, I have accommodations lor hitching one hundred teams around my ware heuac. Free of charge to my customers. don't ask yc doing business it will pay yon.

Rcmember pay CASI1 and don't ask you to eo to the bank after your money. Try my way of Office, first door oast of Insley's livery stable.

Successor to Orabbs & Reynolds.

DRY GOOrs AND NOTIONS.

LARGE, NEW STOCK!

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Rountree's Bazaar.

Just received, anew fall stock of Cloaks and Jackets, for Fall and Winter wear. This department is complete in every detail. Elegant new style New Markets, Seal Plushes, English Walking Jackets, Jackets of all kinds especially nne line of Children's Cloaks. These goods are all of the latest styles and bought direct from one otthe best manufacturers in the east The ladies are invited to call early in order to make choice selections.

D. AAL ROUNTREE.

DOC BRITTON'S

East ain-si. Livery Stable

Is the best place in the city to get a fine

For a ride. All orders from the country and surrounding towns are given prompt attention.- Calls for funerals attended anywhere. When farmers •are in the city and want a good place to feed, where their horses will be •given all they can eat, they should not forget the E. Main-st. Livery Stable.

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THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

Some people went to the fair at Lafayette from here. Some sickness around and yet the doctors are not happy.

W. B. Montgomery is talking of building an elevator at Corwm. Since the Mouon has taken off the fruit train it is not quite so handy.

Esq. Galbreth and wifo visited friends in Lafayette over Sunday. J. H. Bowman now has the post office here and is assisted by Mit Rush.

Stephen Gates, the station agent here, is at West Baden springs for his health. Harter and McClain are the men who will build the new dwelling for J. W. Galbreth.

James Foster will leave the farm of Will Duukle and farm some place else next spring. Mr. Evert Britton, of New Richmond, was in our place on last Saturday looking hale and hearty.

The Clover Leaf company is running a good many freight trains of late as their trade is on the increase.

Dwelling houses in this place ate in great demand as people are coming here every few days hunting houses.

Tom Keeper, the man who has bailed and shipped so much straw out of our country has moved to RosBville, Ind.

People should be very careful about fires as a spark will ignite and cause a heavy loss of property when it is so dry.

It is reported that the reunion at Stockwell last Saturday was a grand success. Our band furnished them wish music.

The new dwelling of Henry Dunkle has just been painted up in style and J. K. Parker was the artist that handled the brush.

The Michigan City excursion on last Thursday was well patronized at this pr int. There were 37 tickets sold at this office.

The weather has been so dry that strawberries which have just been set out have sufrered and many have died from the want of rain.

Some of our boys are passing the time away by playing old sledge or seven up. They had much better be getting an education and learn to be useful.

It is expected that some of these days there will be a funeral here as the boys still get on moving trains. Boys take warning in time to save your lives. ,*

The water melons that comejto our market look as though they had been pulled a long and are no doubt tough. There is at least one shake to every mellon. *?§•'""v

It turns out that J. K. Parker is a painter, a brick Mason, a plasterer and carpenter, as well as a farmer and lumber dealer. Such men are few and hard to find.

Life insurance agents have marked up this territory until there is but few that will take risks any more in the straight line companies as they are costly concerns.

Milo Tomlinson met with an accident on last Saturday morning. He attempted to draw a cartridge from his revolver and got the end of one of his fingers shot off.

Two sets of weil drivers commenced to go down for water on the Clover Leaf last Monday. One well is to suDply the stock yards and the other the water tank.

On Thursday of last week John Reese, of Montmorenci, and John Lee. of Lafavetta, both carpenters, caine to our place to look after a job but left without bidding

If the katydid sign is correct about frost there is very little corn out of the way and it will be nipped should frost come soon. We hope that the sign will fail this time. 1

Dick Utterback, formerly of Wayne township, but now from near Michigan City, was in our midst last week having been on a. visit to his father,' uncle Harmon Utterback.

It does not take a forked peach tree limb to tell 0. D. Thomas where to find water. All he does is to look around and tell the men where to bore and they find water about where he says.

Some boys yet in tfieir teens go around with a cigar in their mouth nearly half of their time. I wonder if their parents know that it is a violation of law to sell them cigars when they are under sixteen years of age.

Frank Wright, who is doing extra work for the two railroads here during the absence of the agent received two telegrams from his wife who is sick at Battle Ground. J. H. Bowman came and relieved him for a few days.

In one of it's letters last week the Journal says that 0. D. Thomas has sold out and will either go into the hardware business or will go on the road. Mr. Thomas says he will not go on the road unless he can carry pills to sell to his customers.

J. S. Bennett is expecting to start' out with something new in the way of insurance. It is not old line or is it a death rattle, but a new plan of life and accident, and none but the healthy can get there, The supplies are expected daily.

People wishing good reliable insurance in

tornado, fire, life or accident companies, would do well by calling on our agent here. His companies are solid and there Is no wild cat about them. Give the old man some show and do not be led off bv strangers that you do not know.

AVAYNKTOWN.

Bob Osborn is in Crawrordsville this week. Trustee Cord was in Crawfordsville, Monday. Mrs. M. E. Steele has been quite slcfc h-'b week.

Our stock dealers are shipping large lots of stock.

Rev. Fuson preached at the Baptist church Sunday.

John Dolstrum was home from Newtown, Sunday.

Rob Green visited his brother at Sheldon, 111. last week.

Charly Everson and wife, of Whitesrille, were here, Sunday.

Misses Nannie Barton and Lucy York were in Crawfordsville, Tuesday.

Miss Ora Moffett, of Crawfordsville, visited Miss Ina Gray last week. Our business men talk of organizing an association for their mutual interest.

Mrs. Silas Hendricks was in Martinsville over Sunday, attending the funeral of a relative. A1 iyo came home from Illinois last week and brought a handsome young wife with him.

The 63rd boys are putting in much time preparing for their grand reunion, Sept. 25th and 26th.

Misses Carrie Thompson and Aggie Kelley attended the teachers' institute at Crawfordsville Wednesday.

Our cornet band practices each night and will furnish some excellent music for the soldiers' reuuion.

The town couucil has raised the liquor license to $250 and the question that is now being discussed is whether or not it is legal.

Dr. J. P. Russell, of Wavelaud, delivered several of his poeins to an appreciative audience at the Christiau church, Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Ollie Mattick and Miss Ollle Biddle returned to their home in Indianapolis last week after having made a pleasant visit at Andy Biddie's.

The gravel road has the town penned in, as there is a toll gate at each end. But that does not catch anyone that wants to come here to trade.

Nothing has been heard from John Fireball, who sold Frank^Hallowell a load of wheat belonging to John Mitchell, and Mr. Mitchell will have to lose the money.

Rev. Fuson united in marriage, last Sunday, Charles Wingert, of Whitesville, and Miss May Follick, of this place at the residence of the bride's parents. The young couple left for their new home at Whitesville, Monday.

Touchers' Institute.

The county institute convened on Monday iu the large room of the court house, Supt. Zuck in the chair, and A. N, Higgins, secretary. Profs. Warfel, Harwood, Ginn and other educators have beeu present most of the session. The following are the committees:

ON RESOLUTIONS.

W. W. Ewiug, 0. B. Hultz, Jesse Galloway, A. N. Higgins, J. G. Overton. COITBSE OF STITDY.

Walter A.. Jones, Miss Jessie Swift, Frank Cornell, Mrs. Vf. F. Sharpe. BEADING CIRCLE.

A. N. Higgins, P. S. Osborn, J. B. Evans, S. S. Stiiwell, Silas Hiner, Dan Gilkey, Wallace Little, 0. B. Hultz, W. W. Ewing, George Welty.

The exercises this year have been of considerable interest to the teachers in attendance, and everything has moved along satisfactorily. The attendance has averaged from 130 to 150 teachers. The institute closed last night and the teachers departed for their homes.

Cutting Affray.

Scott Smith is a colored individual who occasionly drops into Crawfordsville providing there are no police officers at the depot when the freight trains come iu. He has been here this week and as he always does he got into trouble. He filled up on the fighting kind of whiskey and proceeded to carve Grant Goodnight, at the Monon depot Monday night cutting his coat in several places and a deep gash in his cheek. Ho performed the usual act of leaving for parts unknown as soon as the trouble was ended.

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Watch.

Elmer Henry, a young man that works for Truitt fc Scott in the bakery, was relieved of a fine gold watch, chain and charm, Monday night. He boards at the Long house and was in his room that night. A guest of the house that had only arrived in the city Monday evening departed during the night and it is thought he was the thief. Mr. Heury valued the stolen jewelry at $65, and as the watch was a gift, he feels the loss greatly. No trace of the thief can be found.

There is no place to get as good a ineai in the city as at Mrs. Fink's east Main-st. restaurant. Remember it. ,.T n.*5 ,'Sj" y' .Remember,

The ladies of the Christian church will check all baggage at the east dinning hall, south of the amphitheatre during the week of the fair.

The best place to buy your wind mills, tanks, pipe and pumps of all kinds is at Williams Bros.' pump store, 125 S. Green-st. I 7 Jx

When in the city eat at Mrs. Fink's restaurant, on east Main-st., next door to Myers fc Charni's. Best meal for 25 cents.

'Tis facts, thai stoves, furniture, lamps and a thousand other things can be bought cheaper of Thompson & Oates than any place iu the City. s7-lm.

Loose's Red Clover Pills Cure Siek. Headach. dyspepsia indigestion, constipation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for $1. For sale by Lew Fisher- F-2S-ly

To Cure Heart Disease.

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Week JHeart Remedy." It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing cases. Price 50c, and #1. pamphlet free. BlnghamtOD, N. Y. Sold recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher druggist. D-29-3m

WAGONS. Just rocieved a car load of wagt0t» at TlMlfjf 4 Martin'i.

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J* Discharges, etc., will reoelvo very mild and eminently successful treatment Wnnp Catarrh Polypus, Cleft Palate. Ilftlrlip 11 Uuu Lupus and. other diseases, which destroy the nose, cured and a new nose made from live skin. ThPflQ

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OR. BARNES—Has attained tho most wonderrulisuccess iu tho treatment of the cases to which ho devotes/his special attention. After years of experience ho has discovered tho most infalliblo method of curing weakness in the back aud limbs, involuntary discharges, impotoncy, general de-

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CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

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Middle Aged Hen, who find their vigor and vitality weakened by the traces of old complaints and their bodies racked with pain at a time when they should spend their declining years in peace and comfort, should consult Dr. Barnes at once and find tho sympathy and relief you positively require. His cures are thorough and permanent.

Diseases Women.—Wo shall continue as heretoforo to treat with our best consideration and skill the diseases peculiar to women. Our operations for Fistula, Ruptured Cervix Uteri, Ruptured Perineum, and for Stricture of the Cervical Canal, a condition resulting in Sterility, haveboon alike gratifying both to ourselves and our

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The two Sullivan brothers, who have bought the old Coieman saloon, on Washington-st., opposite the court house, and invite their friends enemies strangers, in fact everyone, to call in and leave their cards. Bring your an^ stay a while, drink a few glasses and be happy. Don't foreet is®* the place. We will entertain you.

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WET GOODS.

The Coolest and Healthiest Beer. The Neatest and Most Attractive Placets the

Celebrated Clipper Sajoon.

ORAWFOKDSVILLE, IND.

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