Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 September 1889 — Page 8

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Trade supplied by Daniel Stewart. Indianapolis, and Boss Uordon, Lafayette, Indiana.

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Commissioners' Allowances.

Zoplier Ball, poor Brown tp ion 15 Parker, ropair bridge Clark tp 23 64 I'ilcClaskey, serving notice It election IT 15 Itobinson & Wallace, stationery 10 15 E I* McClaskey, notices to If assessors.. 48 30

W Brunor, county attorney f2 50 Win Burford, stationery 270 45 S Henry, goods poor Union tp 713 00 Lew Fisher, goods county asylum 7 Jionry Ilulett, eierk's fees 123 35 Caroline Sullivan, partition fence, sheriff's barn 7 FLFL Wm Francis, balanoo as Janitor for quar-

W Hulett, work in court house Con Cunningham. goodB to poor .las Waugh, engineer Darnall J{ King, goods poor Walnut tp

To solicit for our well known Nursery. Uood wages paid weekly, steady employment. All stock guaranteed true to name. (Jur spccialtv 1 hardy stock for the north and northwest. Write for terms before territory is taken, stating ago. CHASE BROTHERS' COMPANY, Chicago, 111.

Bead Tinsley & Martin's advertisement, then Call and see them.

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DARLINGTON.

John Corbiu's sale to-day Sept. \V. H. H. Smith was home Monday. Win Hulot, of Crawfordsville, wa9 here Tuesday.

Mat Barton, our horse doctor, was at Linden Tuesday. Mr. Lee, of Whitestown, is working for M. Boolier.

Dr. Naylor has the fiusst pumpkins in this part of the country. Last week everybody went to the fair and trade was very dull.

Mrs. Mills, of California, is here visiting John Hulet and wife. Two car loads of salt have been sold here in the past three weeks.

George Hurst wants to sell his house and lot aud move to the country. Dun't forget to come to Darlington next Tuesday to Ira Booher's sale.

Shnver, Murphy & Co., will build Booher's houses commencing next Monday. Miss Mma Wheeler with her little neice are visiting home folks here this week.

Robert Wert and family, of Frankfort, was here last week and attended the fair. The farmers are busy sowing wheat and some of the wheat is up and looking fine.

Sam Shaffer was over this week buying seed wheat. Sam is ono of our largest farmers. W. W. Chambers has moved in his new store room and looks as if he had got home again.

Ben Booher and wife, of Zionsville, were here last visiting friends and returned home Suuday.

Rev. Jackinan was here Wednesday calling on friends aud visiting his grandmother who is very old.

The Vatidalia carried 412 passengers to the fair from this place last week. Who can beat this number?

William Griffin and wife are visiting E. Baolier, of Cerro Gordo, III., and wijl remain for a few

The singing at the hail1asr*Saturrtay^nightJ by the old people of the town and community was a grand affair.

Mehan & Witt, of Lebanon, are building a smooth wire fence for Sheriff McClasky on his farm south of here.

J. D. Hillis bought a fine Rosewood horse, three years old at Dr. Dunnington's sale last •week. He paid SI80.

The farmers are lookiug after bands to cut corn as they will have to cut their corn before they can sow tbelr wheat.

J. M. Holllngsworth has traded a flue acre of land joining town to John Guntle for his store room on Maiu street.

Milt Foust returned home from Kansas City last week where he has been for some time working at the carpenter trade.

John Coltrain will have a sate soon aud then move from his farm to town to live with his father-iu-law Mr. Sam Hampton.

Isaac aud Marshall Booher have bought two lots of Sam Hamptou, on Harrison street near the depot aud will build two new houses.

Darlington seems almost as still as death nobody going or coming this week, but last week the trains were all landed aud had to run extras.

Ab Elmore was here last Saturday asking the citizens to sign a petition, to hold an election to buy the gravel

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in this town

ship. Ed Booher and Lin Thompson got home last week aud will remain until Monday and them return toJOberlin, Ohio, to finish their telegraphy.

Our school commenced Monday and has a good attendance. Milt Foust, Professor, I-'rauk Elston, Misses Aiice Kashner aud Jennie Kersey, teachers.

Remember the public sale that Ira Booher is goiug to have next Tuesday. He will sell several mules, horses, cattle buggies, carts, and harness of all kiuds. A credit of II mouths will be given.

One, by one, the old settlers of this neighborhood are going. Last Suuday moruing at 2 o'clock Wilson Long passed away, aged 0(5 years aud four mouths. Mr. Loug was a life long democrat, a good father and husband aud neighbor. He was buried Monday at the Huttou cemetery north-east of Crawfordsville.

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

E VENIM SHAD OIVS.

BY HETTIE A. MA11T1N.

'Tla a beautiful night, nncl with enlm dolight, 1 gnze on the glorious sceno Tho sun goes to rest 'neatli tlio crimsoning west,

And loaves mo to ponder and dream.

All glowing nnd bright, tlio lnndscnpo In sight. As far as my vision extends. Is tinged with the gleams of his glowing beams, 'Kro bohind the green hill ho descends.

Tlio bright happy hours have fled to tholr bowors Till now the stern past has the day. And twilight comes down over country and town,

Wrapping each In Its mantle of gray.

And now as 1 gnzo on the purpling liazo, Of night dotted o'or with each star. Bright Venus, the queen of night's regal scono,

Appoars In the lioavons afar.

To my entranced ear, as 1 wouderiug hear, Are wafted melodious strains, As Angelic choirs with glittering lyros

Were treading tho glittering plains.

Even so then I thought when life's work is wrought. And tho sunsot of life appears,, 'Twill bo tinged with thogleamsof hope's goldon beams.

To brighten tho last of our yoars.

When life'p evening sky appears to our ey«. And the mantle of twilight descends, If 'tis wovou all o'er with good deeds dono before,

Wo will welcome it then as a friend.

And, oh! may tho lyres of angelic choirs, King sweetly to cheor us tho while. As wo cross tho dark river forever and ever,

To dwoll In tho light of God's smile.

HOG HEAVEN.

Who said watermelon? Frank, pay your board bill now. The Journal correspondent is a mugwump. Frank Miller has sold bis farm to William Tiers.

The Journal correspondent Sundajed in Ben Jones' barn. John Miller was gandering around in town, Wednesday.

Miss Kate Skank, of Frankfort, is visiting at R. B. Snyder's. Dannie Mclntire started to school at Indianapolis, Wednesday.

Albert Fisher, of Russellville, was among Hog Heaveners last Saturday. Fred Sliankliu was seen sauntering around tho streets of Cruwfordsville, Monday.

Rev. J. W. Nye, Mrs. Dan Mclntire and Dan Morris are attending the U. B. annual conference this week at Newport.

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WAYNBTOWS,

Harry Ramshrook, of CrawfordBVille, will play with our hand at the soldiers reunion held here next week.

The case agailist R. S. Osburn, in the U. S. court, was nolled Sept. 5th, and without notifying his attorneys or the defendant. There seems to be something very peculiar in this prosecution and termination and if they had been men, they boast of being, they would have pushed the case to a bitter end or never begun it.

The soldiers reunion to be held here next Wednesday and Thursday promises to be a grand affair. Several members of the Rockville artillery have signified their intention of being present and the programme arranged will be worth seeing. The old and the young soldiers will be 111 camp Wednesday night and hold an old fashioned camp fire. Excursion rates have been secured and wejlook for the largest crowd ever seen in Wednesday.

Mrs. Win. Philipps died at the family residence on Tuesday uight. She w.as one of the oldest residents of tho town. Her husband ran the Philipp's Inn, a hotel on the road known as the state road when this town was but a vil lage and for a number of years carried the mail from this city, before the I. B. & W. Ry., was built. Mrs. Philipps had mauy friends who mourn her death, but nature had done its work as she had lived a loug and useful life. -t

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Call and see the new style nustntypes tures at iMrs. Willis & Son's gallery.

If the two young men are seen hanging around a certain corner in town and that girl's father sees them there will be a funeral in Hog Heaven.

Rev. Dan Morris united in holy matrimony the charming daughter of John Miller to James Lowry on last Sunday evening at the bride's parents. |§j|

The Journal correspondent was seen coming down Sugar Creek hollow with two dark objects under his coat more than one night. Guard your melon patches.

COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

Al. Henry teaches at New Richmoud this year. Prof. Ewing and wife have charge of the Linden schools for the ensuing year, commencing Oct. 7th.

W. T. Sharp has resigned his position as a teacher at Longview. Mr. Kennedy has been selected for the place.

At the examination on Aug. 31st four persons secured license for two years, twelve for one year, one for six months, aad fourteen failed to pass the examination.

The schools of Franklin township began on Monday. The schools I11 that township did not receive the new books in time aud used the old ones this week, but next week will be fully supplied with the uew Indiana series of school books.

Not quite 50 per cent, of the children of school age attended school last year. An effort will be made by teachers, directors and trustees this year to have a larger attendance of scholars than last if possible. If they fail the County Superintendent will aim to get in some work for the same purpose. Union, Franklin, Clark, Scott, Brown, Walnut, Ladoga, Waveland and Crawfordsville schools began on Monday.

More attention than usual is to be paid to the reading circle feature of the schools in this county. A circular lately issued regarding this says: "In some counties, township trustees have placed a complete set of the books in each school where they have been used as a circulating library. In other instances enterprising teachers have raised funds by entertainments and in other ways and bought the books for their schools. Thousands of chiliren have bought their own books and read them with the enhanced interest and profit which a sense of ownership gives. Different plans are suited to different localities, but enterprising teachers will find

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The second band store trade is becoming lively since the weather of this week furnishes evidence of the approach of cold weather. Eltzroth sold seven stoves, Wednesday, besides much other property. 21 2

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Cabinets ®2 per dozen Mrs. Son's, 210^ east Main street.

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NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Reassessment of the Orawfordsville & Linden Free Gravel Road.

Notieo Is hereby given that tho coininlttco heretofore appointed to apportion tho sum ordored to bo reassessed upon tho roal proporty embraced in tho original order for tho improvement of mo CrawforOsvllle & Linden Froo Gravel Koad have completed their roport, aud that said roport is now on 11 lo in tho Auditor's ofllco o£ Montgomery county, and that the Board of Commissioners will meet nt tho County Auditor's ofllce at the court house, in tho city of Crawfordsvtllo, on the 28th day of September, 1889, to hoar said report and any objections that may bo tiled thereto.

Witness my hand and tho seal of the lioard of Commissioners this 5th day of September, 1S89. (SKAI..J JOHN L. GOBEN,

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Cuttle—We quote: ~P i. Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds SI 15©.'t 23 Gooti shipping steers of 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 3 75@4 00 Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pouuds 3 50@3 7o

Hoirs—We quote: Good to choice heavy §4 00(3:4

Fair to good mixed 8 90@4 30 Good to choice light 4 35^4 50 Roughs 8 00(^3 75

Wheat—Firm—We quote: September 7,'K Decern hor.* Year

Corn-S'eady—Wo quote: No. 1 white .*. 1 ...9 No. 3 white 82-jtf No. 3 mixed 3l»i

Anstotypes are the prettiest picture made by Mrs. Willis fc Son's the only ^artists In tho city who make them. i_ ,?,* J,

Go to Eltzroth if you have any household goods to dispose of. He will give you the best prices.^.

Auditor of Montgomery County.

NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Reassessment of the P. F. Wilhite Gree Grav- *, el Road.

Notice is hereby given that the committee heretofore appointed lo apportion Hie sum ordered to lie reiifseesed upon 1 lie iciil properly embraced in the original order for the improvement ol tin: 1\ K. Wilhite Free Gravel Ko:uI Have completed their report ana that suid report is now on tile in the Auditor's olhcc of .Montgomery county, aud that the Board of oinnussioners will meet at the county Auditor's otlice at the court tiousu in the city of Crawfordeville on the '28th day of September, 1S&!) to hear said report and any objections tlr.t may bo filed thereto.

Witness my hand and the seal of the ISot-rd of Commissioners, this 5th chiv of heptember, lbSCI. [SKAL JOHN L. GOBEN,

Auditor Montgomery County.

NOTICE.

In the Matter of Reassessm nt of the New Market Sc WeBtern Free Gravel Road.

Notice is hereby given that the eommilteo heretofore appointed to apportion tho sum ordered to bo reassessed upon the real property embraced in the original ordor for the improvement of tho New .Market & Western Free Gravel Koad have completed their report, and that said roport is now on file in iho Auditor's ofllco of Moutgomery county, aud that tbo Board of Commissioners will meet at the County Auditor's office, at the court house, in the city of Crawfordsville, 011 the 28tli day of September, 18811. to hoar said report and any objections that may bo tiled thereto.

Witness my baud and tho seal of the Board of Commissioners this 5th day of September, 188si. [SEAL.] JOHN L. GOBEN,

Auditor of Montgomery county.

NOTICE.

In the Matter of Reassessment of the Orawfordsville & Parkeisburg Free Gravel Road.

Xotiee Is hereby given that the committee heretofore appointed to apportion the euui ordered 10 be reassessed upon the real prepcrty embraced in the original order for the improvemeut of the Crawlordsvlllc & 1'arkersburg Free Gravel ltoad have completed their report and tbat faid re jort i» now on lile in the Auditor's otlirc of Montgomery county aud that the Board ol Commissioners will meet at the county Auditor's ollice at the court house iu the city of Crawfordsville 011 the -8th day of September, 1S81I, to hear said report and any objections that may be filed thereto.

Witness my hand and the seal of the Board of Commissioners, this 5th tlay of September, 18b9. [SEAL JOHN L. GOBEN,

Auditor Montgomery County.

NOTICE.

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la the Matter of Reassessment of IP the James Allen Free Gravel Sri! Road. **.•:

Nutice is hereby giv«n thut the committee heretofore appointed to apportion the eum orUeruit to he reassessed upon the reitl properly embraced in the. original oraer lor the Improvement of the Jtimi'K Allen Free Gravel Koad hare completed their report and thut paid report i» now on 11 le in the Auditor's olllee of Montgomery county »nd that tne Hoiird of Commissioners will meet at lhe county Auditor's olllee ai. the court hotifc in the city of Crawfordsrille 011 tin 28th day of September, 188'J. to hear said report and any objections that may be illed thereto.

Witness my hand and the seal ol he Hoard of Coinmlfsloners, this 5th d*»v of September. 1869 [SEAL] JOHN L. GOBEN,

Auditor Montgomery County.

NOTICE.

In the Matter ol Reassessment of the Waynetown & Alamo Free Gravel Road.

Notice is hereby given that tlio committee heretofore appointed tj apportion the sum ordered to he reassessed upon the rcol property embraced In the original order lor the improvement 01 tbe Wayneiown & Alaino Kree Gravel Koad lia\e completed (heir report and that said report is now 011 lile in the Auditor's Ollice of Montgomery county, and that the Board of Commissioners will meet at the County Auditor's ollice at the court, hou^e in tlw city of Crawfordnville on the 28th day of September 18HI, to hear s«id report and any*objections ttiut may be tiled thereto.

Vltness my hand and the seal ol the Hoard ol Commissioners this 5th dav of September, 188'J SKAI. JOHN G015BN.

Auditor of Montgomery Count v.

NOTICE.

In the Matter of Reassessment of The George Williamsom Free Gravel Road.

Notice is hereby ivun tbat the committee heretofore appointed to apportion the *11111 ordered to be reassessed upon the real property 'j.iruced in the original order (or tho improvement of the George Williamson Free tiravd Uoad have completed their r«port nnd that said report is now on lile In the Auditor's Ofllce of Moutgomery couuty, and that the lioard of Commifsioners will meet at the County Auditor's ollice nt tbo court bouse in the city of Crawfordsville ou.thc 2th day of September, 1889, to hear said report and any objections tbat may be fllcd thereto.

Witness my hand and tlie seal of the Hoard of Commissioners this 5th day ofSeptemher, 1889 JOHN L. GOBKN.

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