Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 October 1889 — Page 8
Go tn the coiner hat store for your and underwear. You will always find the latest. Cunningham the
Crawfordsville halter.
Try the largest clothing house in Crawfordsville for a good At and the best £r,-,od. Custom made overcoats and men'* Sunday suits. A large stock of children's suits. Con Cunningham the Crawfordsville clothier.
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The sick are better. Willis Toinlisou is the proud father of boy baby.
Heed Hanna, of Crawfordsville, spent Sui ilav here. James Smith anil wife, of Sugar Grove, Sundayed here.
Mr. Myers and lady, of Crawfordsville, spent Sunday here. (ieorge White, of Linden, attended church here Sunday.
JoeBurk has returned from an extended visit in Illinois,. John Stover and family, 5f New Richmoud, Suudayed at John Eshel^i'an's.
Miss Loring, of Mount Olivet, is staying with Win. Quillen during their illness. William Alston has returned home from Chicago where he has been visiting his sister.
The party at Dick Hawk's on last Saturday eveuiug was a graud success, all present enjoyed themselves.
Oscar Taylor seems to have some great attraction near Wingnte as he goes over two or three times a week.
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Frank Linn has moved to Mace. A. B. Castor is buildine anew bain.
D. E. Elmore threshed his clover seed Thursday. Joe o'Couuer, i.-T Lebanon, visited here Sunday.
D. Kellison and wiTe visited here on Sunday. G. B. Leonard talks of going to Florida soon.
Matt Ferguson has moved on James Hall's farm. John Weller was here overlooking his farm this week.
The uext teachers instituo will be held at Shannoudale. Chas. Eshleman and wife visited parents here Sunday.
J. T. Wallace and wile, of New Richmond, visted hero last week. Emmet Sutton has bought the Raper farm aud will move there soon.
Rev. Thomsson preached at ihe chapel Thursday to a fair audience-
Peter Fullwider, of Lebanon, visited his brother here the fore part of the week Seven butchers from different pmuts make semi-weekly visits through here with dressed meats.
Misse9 May Elmore, Lulu Trimble and Clyde Craig, of this place attended the institute Sat-
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CERS, WHITE SWELLING, SORES of all kinds, SCALDS, BURNS, TETTER, FELONS, SPRAINS, and almost every other disease that afflicts MAN or Beast. No other remedy has performed so many remarkable cures, some of which arc perIectly startling in their nature.
It is a household word in every Southern home, aud more thai) «no hundred thousand eertiiicates could bo produced as evidence of its wonder Ail and magi-cal-curative properties.
Persons buying GRAY'S Ointment cannot lose anything, l'orif it fails to give the most unquali'fied satisfaction the money will be cheerfully refunded by the druggist or merchant selling it.
Dr. W. P. GRAY & Co., Sole Proprietors, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Trade supplied by Daniel Stewart, Indianapolis, and ltoss Gordon, Lafayette, Indiana.
A schooi east of here only has four pupils attending no fault of the teacher. It is a small district.
Hannibal Trout attended Robt. Sanford's in Boone county last week and bought some fine hogs.
John Mickels agent at Darlington for a Lafayette music houseiwas through here this week selling orgaus. 't-t*
Grandjuryman Elmore was of! duty long enougli this week to cast his vote for the purchase of the toll roads."-.
Talk about your "inferior article of natural gas"—Mr. Star Correspondent we have an unlimited supply of artificial gas in the person of yourself, a fact which you perhaps forgot to mention. We willjnot say it is "inferior" but its brilliancy somewhat resembles that ot a a lightning bug under the cabbage leaf. "#4
Gloves at bottom prices'at 9!l ct. store.
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THE 1 JUDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW
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Its superior cxct-lliMiie proven in million* of homes iur hxto than 11 i|iirni'i uf a cxntnry. Itlf usi-rt ly the- i: tilted Stilt-.'!* liovi.-mim.-iit. Kndorscd bv thu lu'itds I'l tin Onnt I'u'vi-tsities Jir» the Sironuesl, Purest itud ni'iHt I)r Price's Cream ikin-- I'owd-r IIUUKHealthful.
Pr. Betchoii contemplates laying oiT more town lots. Mrs. Allmau, whoso house burned down a few days ago, will rebuild yet this fall.
Lige Watts is the boss well cleaner and gets plenty of the work to do this dry weather.
France Haywood, Jacksou's township Democrat Trustee, did business here last Saturday.
Sam Mitty says that Governor Hovey wanted to borrow his coat to go to Pleasant Hill, and Sam refused hitn.
The little birds say that there is to be a wedding soon. A clerk in it hardware store and a Miss—well guess the res'.
The ladies of our burir are the prettiest aud have the best style of any other in the State. Haven't we Linden scribe?
George Clough, who, like Itanium, will not let fire down him, will tiuild a barn for the third time, the others having burned down.
(ieorge Washburn believes in giving his tenauts accommodations and is erecting new addition, moving houses, etc., to accommodate them.
Win. Holliiud is taking treatment at Richmond for some chronic trouble. He is getting along fine was the word received by his friends.
The nice weather is a fiue thing for farmers and all kinds of busiuess and a great many are takiug advantage of it aud are well along with their work.
Oh! these good Harrisou times! How do you like them, and areyou ready to believe every thing the good republican party says?
Our new butcher shop is doing a good busiuess and people who have gone there for meat are all satisfied with the treatment and goods received.
The delivery of fruit trees took place here last Saturday. An Illinois: nursery is making the delivery aud have a fiue lot of trees for those who need tli^m.
The Methodists at this place, have secured a minister who, from present indications, will suit the people. We hear considerable praise bestowed 011 him at least,
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Wes. Howard, the barber, is doing till the barbering for our place at present. He does his work well and all go away satisfied that Wesley keeps a sharp raisor.
The republicans must lie in poor staudiug when they let the democrats elec.t a man who, but recently was in the peuiteutiary. One dose of Harrisonism has done the work.
The scribe for the REVIEW, who is continually writing about some one doing wroug, should take a drop on himself, and look back thirty years ago at some of his actions. (juail that were almost extinct by the continued coid winter of '85, are becoming more plentiful, but it will be sometime before gaine.oi: that kind i* as plenty as in day's gone by.
Mrs. Koyster, a widow from Louisviile, Ky, is lalkiug of starting a hotel at this place. '1 nere is no doubt room for another, as competition is the life of trade in every line of busi-
Old Joseph Galbreath, one of Linden's oldest citizens, init-sed the train aud walked from that plac'J to this aud back one day lust week. Some young men would not do that aud do as little grumbling as the 0U1 man did.
Ye editor of the KEVHiW should give notice before coming to our town and folks could be at home, but Bill Alston kuows all tlio ropes and could show you the elephant as well as any one you would meet in a wenk's travel.
The Masonic- Brethren of this place, went to Linden last Saturday night, aud we hear that the society had purchased a new Billey goat for the occasion. We learn that members of Crawfordsville also brought a Billey with them.
Our village can boast of the best conduct of its peple than any village in the State. We hear ol no trouble from any source and we cau't hear from any neighboring village unlesB there is some kind of trouble to cause excitement.
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We were iuformed of a meek and lowly follower of the Savior using cuss words the other day, that were not strictly In accordance with his declarations last winter. Don't hold to
the dog's tail aud ruu with the rabbit, is our advice. When some people are indebted to some people, it is like pulling teeth to got it, but the moment some 0110 owes them, they will dun them the next day if a half chance presents its self. This is the observation taken by your scribe.
The Hog Heaven scribe makes the fur tty about right. He writes good letters, but we bet he has some neighbors whose toes he tramps, who, of course, are his enemies. If you give the news you are bound to hurt some one's pedle extremities.
Mr. Boylan, of Sugar Grove, drove to town in his carriage and tied his horse near the railroad. The train coming scared the horse and it'ran off, and, after kicking the buggy to pieces, it went behind and finished the job by kicking a hole IU the back part..
I)r. Washburn, of Linden, one of the best doctors in the State, patronized our tailor to tiie amount of a new suit of clothes last week. The doctor kuows a good thing when he sees it, aud is bound to be on the top round of the ladder before many years roll around, r:
If merchants of any town want to dtive trade from the town, let them combine to sell goods at one price. That will do it quicker than any thing else in the world, and, if some we know of, will do their own business and not set prices for others they will succeed better. fei',
Jim Garett came to town Sunday 011 a bicycle. He could not make the thing work, and, after trying to ruu two or three horses, and two or three cows, he left town walking aud pushing the wheel. Jim seemed too crooked for the wheel or the wheel too crooked for Jitn.
James Stallard has been granted a good pension with a big back pay. Jim is one who deserves a pensiou if there ever was a soldier that did, and some of the big healthy pensioners we know of, should be cut short so that deserving people, like Mr. Stallard, could be helped.
Our school is going right a long with Mr. Henry as principal teacher and Miss Eva McCulloin as teacher for the little folks, aud they all like her. She is teaching them very fast. The school has about 45 scholars now aud will run up to CO by the first of the coming month.
William Campbell will give a grand ball in his new room when completed. The Lafayette string baud will furnish the music and a graud time will be had. The notice will he given through the REVIEW when it will be. None but those holding tickets will be admitted in the hall.
Tom Patton, our enterprising hardware merchaut, has a fine hardware store and sells his ware cheap and people should leave their money at home who go to other places tor such articles, and not make our town a jack in a pinch and only patronize it when in interest of a loug time credit.
Yes, Mr. Editor, every scribe liashis enemies and Ihe reason is this, some one gets his low down business ventilated, and that chap is sure to be an enemy to the writer who wrote it up. That is the case here. People should not get mad at having their deeds published, for it only makes it worse.
James Cooke, who has lived for something near fifty years 011 his farm south of this place has rented the same and moved his goods and chattels to this burg to spend the remainder of his days in quietude. His house is near the church of his choice, and he will he a regular attendant of that church now.
A letter was found not long ago 011 the street of our burg, and mit wiif some very nice advice to married men. The letter was from a young lady of this vicinity to the married man asking hitn to secure a divorce from his wife and marry her. Wonder what the wife would say were she 011 to the racket? We do not want all the women to suspicion their husbands by reading this, for all are not guilty.
A young tnau 011 last Sunday, with a principle beneath that of the devil, took his knife and deliberately defaced some of the wood work in the new building being erected by Win. Campbell. The party is known, and, if he doesn't get a return of the compliment, the writer will be badly mistaken. Those knife marks will cause him trouble not thought of,
SELLING OpT^ AT! I^SSa,IHJtN ]OOST
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1 lie lush has commenced at our store l^r the splendid bargains we are now offering in all departments. We
ha\e onl) about twentv-fi\c dozen ot those 50 cent jusey-U.ibbed vests, long sleeve, 10 ciosc out at 25 cuts each.
yard cloths at 3S cents are big b.trgans. All-Wool liicot cloth 40 inches wide, in all shades, at 32J,4
cents per yard worth 50 cents. Ask to see our Ca.itoii ll.innel.s at and 10 cents a yirdj'- they are cheap at 10
and 12*4 cents. In Blankets and Comforts we s:tve voti 25 per* cent.Lovely line of Porters in all shales and
qualities for $2.50 up. We ate receiving new uovd'ies in millinery goods daily. ]f wantingja Cl'»ak, Siuwlgjo
Wrap of any kind don't fail to call on us we guarantee a saving of from two to ten dollars.
ABE LE VINSON,
{The Cheap Dry Goods Man, Next Door to Elston's Bank.
CARRIAGE SHOP.
J. S. MILLBR®& CO.,
MANUFACTUKEU8 OP
Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wagons.
Aagents lor all eastern 3tsnlard mattes if buggies, etc. Repairing done on short notice. CS^Work -vr.rracted oneyesr. Factory north ol court house.
and he is requested to make his presence scarce around the building iu the future.
A party of Round Hillers went through our town on their way to the river 011 a fishing tour. They returned the next day with a lot of hickory shad. Every fish guarranteed to contain two thousaud five hundred bones, not counting backbone and ribs which they politely informed the people were bass, but being acquainted with stickers, the good people did not bite, and few fish were sold. The Round Hillers had to take their fish to other markets.
We hear considerable talk the way our post oliice is kept, and when we see people with mail that does not belong to them, we are led to believe that people have a cause for grumling. Last week several persons whom we know to be subscribers of the REVIEW failed to get their papers while others who are not subscribers had REVIEWS reading them, aud the question is where did they get them'' Your scribe had to borrow a paper and he is satisfied that some one, not entitled to it, got his paper. 0 the Lord! give ns a post master that knows his A, C's.
Your scribe received a Ir.rge roll of papers from some where, God only knows, aud it is terrible to lead them. They say that the late school law is a farce and the books sold by the State, is a swindle. They can send all the circulars they wish, but when a man can buy double the amount of books for the same amount of money, it will take more argument than these circulars contain to convince the dear people that they have been swindled. By the way, who is the party sending out these circulars, and why are they so interested in the dear people? We think we smell a good sized rat uot far oil.
"Cascj's Troubles" at tlie Jlollis StreetWe were disappointed with the play last night. We had expected to see only a real river, and donkeys aud dogs. The river and arinimals were on hand, as was also a most beautiful play, teaching a splendid moral. It was a sermon iu colors. Miss Kennedy, who, by the way, is the youngest aud most talented little lady it has been our privillege to witness since the halcyon days of Lotta aud Maggie Mitchell. She is destined for a high place iu the profession if tallent aud merit will accomplish it. Mr. Kelcj's comedy work was a re lier from the horse play which has lately taken possession of our stage, and the comical duets rendered by Miss Kennedy and himself were demanded over and over again.—Boston Globe.
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Cattle—Wo quote: Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,1300 pounds $4 15@4 25 Good shipping steers of 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 3 75@4 00 Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 3 50@3 75
Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy $4 2062:4 35 Fair to good mixed 4 25@4 40
Good to choice light Roughs Wheat—Firm—We quote:. September December Y'ear
4 40@4 50
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Corn—Steady—We quote: .No. 1 white "No. 3 white
No. 3 mixed
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GEORGE HENDERSON, Salesman.
LISTEN!
When you become dissatisfied with your Grocer, or the goods you are getting from him we would kindly ask you to come and see the way we are doing business. We have a nice clean stock of goods, of the higluest grade and keep them so arranged that make our store attractive. At the first glance you can s^e the class of trade we have, we don't claim to sell goods cheaper than any house ever sold before but we do claim to sell the best line of Groceries in the city. We sell first quality for the same you get second at. Best Coffes, Teas, Spices and Flour that are sold in Crawfordsville, don't led be astray by some Great Cut Sale advertisement but come to our store and get priecs. Compare quality the prices. You will always be welcome at our store.
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This machine has been set up in the Hoover Building 307 south \Vater* street and already is having, as it should, a big run. The proprietor, Mr. W. II. Bates, has done business in the larger cities in the northen portion ot' the State, and has always given nil satisfaction. Recommendations by the hundred can be seen at this place of business, but the best is the he does, lie undoubtedly has a wonderful machine and knows how to handle it. Have the impurities removed from your feathers ^tlile you have an opportunity. Mail brders proptly attended to.
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