Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 November 1889 — Page 8

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CUNNINGHAM

The Crawfordsville Clothier,

Will give you from $i to $5 on a good Overcoat. The only Standard One Price House in Crawfordsville.

Try

Cunningham,

And You Will Save Money,

GIVEN

A beautiful piano lamp valued at 825.00 will be given as a prize by the 99 cent store, Every purchaser of 99 cents worth of goods of any kind will be entitled to a guess on the number of beans in a jar. The lucky number will, on Jan. 1,1890, get the lamp. Call and see it. It's a beauty and is now on exhibition .in our south window.

DECORATED WARE

A new line of decorated Chinaware just received. After-Dipner coffees iee cream sets, fruit dishes, celery boats and plates, salad dises, etc. Silver ppoons, knives, forks, cake knives, soup ladies, etc. Roger Bros' and fully warranted. Call and see.

Ross Bros. 99c. Store

DOC BRITTON'S

East Main-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.

Important! ery Important!

We want every farmer within fifty miles of Crawfordsville to know that we give 36 pounds of Best Roller Flour and bushel of Bran for a bushel of good 60 pound wheat. We also pay the very highest cash price for wheat, dome and try our New Process Flour, made on New Rollers by anew firm, at the old Brown & Watkins Mill. We guarantee satisfaction in every way. Respectfully ydlirs,

JAMES C. TODD.

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JOHN F. SULLIVAN. Diamond Mill Co. A. J. TODD,

DR. ELLIOTT'S

MEDICATED FOOD,

A Sure Cure for all Diseases In

HORSES,

Cattle, Sheep and Hogs

.Arising from Impurities of the Blood, and from Functional Derangements.

DEAD SHOT ON WORMS, AND A CERTAIN PREVENTION OF HOG CHOLERA.

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THE CRAWJA tvDbVILLJb', WilKKi.v KKVIE\v

BAKING POWDER

&AKIN6 POWDER

Absolutely Pure

This powder never varies, A marvel of parity strength and wholoaomenogg. More economical, thanythe ordinary kinds, and cannot be gold in competition with the multitude of low test short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., Wall St. New York.

WAVNETOJVlHj^

Fred McCiure was in Crawfordsville Monday. Phillip Hays did business in the county seat Tuesday.

County Superintendent Zuck was here last Friday.

Joseph Courtney has purchased a fine blooded stallion. Mrs, Nan Brant visited in Crawlordsville Wednesday.

The Campbellite church folks have built a new fence around their building. Ferry Lough expects to be in

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new brick

building by the first of the month. Charley Bunnell returned from Franklin college last week on account of being sick.

Jim Gray is all smiles over the arrival of a bouncing baby girl at his house last week. Mrs. Thompson, who was taken to the insane asylum some time ago, has been thought to be cured.

Rev. Kew returned home Friday from Autioch, 111., where he has just concluded a successful series of revival meetings.

KLMDALK.

George Widener is moving into his new house. Rev. Rogers preached here last Snnday night.

Willie Moore, who has been quite sick, is reported to be some better. Misses Emma Yancleave and Effie Alexander and Dr. Olin joined the Teachers' Reading Circle.

The next township Institute of tuis township will be held December 14, at Oakland school house.

The teacher and pupils of Oakland school visited Round Hill school on Friday afternoon of last week. They report that they had a good time.

We would like to know If bologna sausage ever causes intoxication. A certain individual of this community claims to have bought some at Waynetown that produced such a result.

Clarence, when you come in from the east late at night, if you should, when passing through the village, hear strange sounds somewhat like the bellowing of a dying calf, do not be alarmed, for it is only Everett practicing on his cornet.

SlULOH.

Vint Smith cried \Vm. Murray's sale Saturday. J. S. Kelley and wife spenT* Sunday at Mr. McCormicks.

Enoch Smith has sold his oak timber to Alfrey for SI,850. ..Thank goodness, the democrats have got there once more.

To-morrow evening at 6:30 o'clock is Rev. Snyder's regular appointment Frank Warren is in the coon business! having bought the Doss dog for that purpose.

A birthday dinner at John Weller's Wednesday is what made several Sliiloh people look so well.

Eli Chadwick is the premium potato raiser, having raised one (so he says) that would not go in a peck measure.

Farmers are doing their best to get done husking corn before winter sets in. Except where the hail struck the crop is about an average.

Three or four weeks ago Newt Mitchell moved to Ohio, but late reports say he will soon more back to Indiana. Too many Democrats in that state lately for Newt.

While hunting Monday Henry Dice met with a very serious accident by having a charge of powder shot in his face. He had just shot and was putting powder in for another load when it went off, lodging in his face and eyes. At this writing it is not known what the result will be, but bad enough at the least.

No lady should live in perpetual fear, and suffer from the more serious troubles that BO often appear when Dr. Kilmer's Complete Female Remedy is certain to prevent tumor and Cancer there. For sale by Lew Fisher.

Ask Frank Armstrong where' lie got that Katy bat? Cribbing corn is the labor of the day with our farmers.

Boys, dogs and shotguns are terrors to the sleek, little cottontails. Let'g-orgamze a literary and debating society this winter. We have the talent.

Preaching Sunday morning and evening at Union by Rev. C. F. Carson, of Ladoga. Ask the Hog Heaven correspondent if there is any play on earth equal to the "Octoroon."

Now is the time to subscribe for the REVIKW for it is the best paper published in the county. Two o'clock Sunday moniiug was the time that some of our boys got home from tripping the light fantastic at Wliitesville,

Last week, while attempting to climb on a moving buggy, a little son of James Patton's gotjhis leg broken in two places.

There were no singing exercises at the churcii last Friday night aB Rev. Ross could not be present to conduct the singing.

Spelling at the school house Friday evening after recess. Let's go and see which of our young Americas are the best spellers.

The»fumber pile which stood in the road in front of the new church has been moved, adding greatly to the appearance of the place.

Our little town is having a boom now in the erection of a new Christian church which will be ready for dedication by the third Sunday in December.

We learn that our butchers, Chadwick & Vanaredall, will soon move their shop to Crawfordsville. But we can still get beef for there are about three beef peddlers pass through here daily.

Farmers of Montgomery county, how do you like these good old Harrison times, when you can only get 60 per cent, of what you got last year for your hogs? Prices on other productions show a decrease of from 25 to 40 per cent., but still you will vote that way. Let us arise In our might in 1892 and vote down all the monopolies that are robbing the people. Shake off that partisan affinity and vote for the interests of the laboring man.

LADOGA.

The fire engine does good work.

Chas. Teeters and mother have returned home. Mrs. Thomas Terry and daughter are recovering.

B. F. Williams is at work on anew barn on his lot. Last week the normal opened with full attendance.

David Sutherlin, of New Maysvilie, was in town Saturday. Dick Lollis has moved into his property on Franklin street

Miss Anna Piukston goes this week to Tennessee to visit relatives. The show which was billed for Wednesday failed to put in an appearance.

The new store under the management of Bob Wilson geta a share of the trade. The town has been thoroughly canvassed by ladies representing Price's baking powder.

Miss Belle Fisher who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Anderson, returned home Saturday.

Ed. Ashley looked after business Interests in Indianapolis last week for the firm of Reed & Ashley.

The Btores are beginning to display holiday goods. The drug stores especially show fine windows.

The meeting at the Baptist church continues. There have been nine accessions to the church.

Mrs. F. M. Vawter has returned to- her home at Kokomo, accompanied by her mother Mrs. H. A Miller.

Saturday was a busy day with our merchants. Surely trade is improving with so many busy Saturdays.

Rev. Fuson was called home a few days, and during hip absence the pulpit was filled by Rev. McCalip, of Kew Market.

In a wreck on the Midland, Friday night, F. M. Dicks was severely injured and rendered unconscious. He is improving.

Last Friday morning the large barn and lumber yard

waB

almost entirely burned. The

engine and bucket brigade saved the adjoining barns and houses. There was $200 insurance which will very near cover the loss.

BLACK CHEEK.

Billy Vlers is building a new barn with Walker Boraker as foreman. Our Sunday school is progressing nicely with Allen Coon as Superintendant.

Doc. Viers talks of quitting the farm in the spring and practicing medicine. Next Sunday at eleven o'clock is Rev. A. M. Snyder's at apointment Mt. Zion.

Alcano Boraker is the happiest man on the creek, all on account of the arrival of a new boy at his house.

There was a great deal of grumbling on the creek last Sunday on account of the rain. No visiting but "chaw" the same old grub. "Bill Snyder is looking after the interest of the Review in this neighborhood. Give him your name and you will never regret it.

We are at peace once more. We have got

SELLING OUT AT LESS THAN COST!

Going Out ofa

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CLOTHIN&.

another teacher to finish our school, Arc Bailey to the contrary, notwithstanding. Vol Miller is joalous of his nephew on account of a certain widow. For shame, Will would you mar the happiness of your uncle.

We were wrongly iuf lined about the Hog Heaveu correspondent of the Review beiufj drunk. It was the Journal correspondent, and his second, who""were out trying to locate a spot for a duel in the near futureNwith his opponent.

The Hog Heaven correspondent of the Journal was promenading down the streets of that beautiful village last Sunday night, when he beheld the Review man in his rear. Without waiting to excuse himself, So took a sneak down an alley at about the same gait a dog would with a tin can tied to I1I51 tail.

PATTON *.S,COIINEK.

Frank Allen Sundayed with home folks. The Oyster supper in Round Hill cleared $13.

J. Allen has his new barn almost ready to raise.

There is not an idle man iu this neighborhood. Jake Swank was a caller here last Sunday night

Wm. Leach sold his fat swine to Waynetown parties.

Charlie Mears is cribbing corn for George Quillem Adam Walker's is the place to get good eating apples.

Miss Dora Long, of Ohio, is the guestol Anna Long. Mike and Joe Lynch attended the cyphering match Friday.

The typhoid fever scare has abated In this neighborhood. Thomas Drake, of Linden, passed through here last week.

Charles Patton and family Sundayed with friends at Stringtown. Hugh Patton is nursing a sore hand caused by shucking corn too fast

Miss Mettie Mitchell, of Elmdale, Is nursing the sick at Wm. Quillen's. James Thomas talks horses all day and shucks his corn after night

Frank Leet has one hundred saw logs cut and ready to hual to New Richmond. Farmers in this neighborhood expect to gather but little over half a crop of corn.

James Alexander attended the party at Red Snyder's last Friday night and reports a crand time.

Geo. Clough has again commenced buying hogs and pays the highest market price for them.

Paris Kenyon and brother are doing the carpenter work on the new house belonging to Mr. Pedro.

Quails and rabbits are plenty but no hunting allowed without permission from the owner of the farm,

H. B. King has finished the bouse which' tie was building for Dick Steele in Balhinch ana returned home.

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Any person wishing to sell hay should see Joseph Green immediately for he pays the highest market price.

The young man with a red mustache that sings so loud every morning we understand lias matrimony in view.

Uncle Tom Brown positively forbids anyone hunting on his farm. Whenever there is any shooting to be done he will do it himself.

The boys who Intended to go hunting Sunday were disappointed In'aot having a nice day Why won't some other day do as well as Sun day.

O. H. Taylor has $100 to bet that John Bell can husk and crib more corn from sun up till sun set than any other man in Montgomery, county.

A man who is so low and ornery as to take the pump out of his well to keep people from getting water to drink should be sent to the pen for a short time.

Little Pete Sims, who is visiting Thomas Taylor was recently bitten by a dog, supposed to be mad, and he Is now being watched closely for developments of hydrophobia.

We understand the young girl-, who was so foolish as to kiss her lover, who had the typhoid fever, now has the disease herself. What makes one well will make another very sick.

Miss Mattie Hanna has sold her farm of 100 acres to S. B. Grove, of Gooseniple, and will give possession the first of March. Mr. Grove is a nice gentleman and will be liked by all his neighbors.

We understand when the new bulldTng belonging to the New Richmoid correspondent is completed he will pursue news hunting no longer. We are sorry for he is among our best correspondents.

The ex-school teacher who got drunk and went to the institute at New Richmond and vomited all over the floor should have some respect for his brother and sister teachers if he has none for himself:

A young barber, of New Richmond, visited in our part one night last week and left in such a hurry that he forgot his overshoes. For oae free shave we will not tell the rest and will return the shoes in good shape.

Stone Pumps for sale at Williams Bros'. Pump Store, 125 South Green St,"--- N2-2m

I Is superior excellence proven in millions of homes tor more than a quurie uta cuntnry. It is nsed by the United Statue Government. Endorsed by the heads of the Gn.at Universities as the Strongest, Purest and most Healthful. Dr l'rice'e Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Hold only ID (Jans.

PRICK BAKING I'OWDEU CO.

Good Morning!

"Have you been to Ensminger & Seawnght'* Grocery lately. I tell you they are hustlers, they do business on business principles. They buy their goods very close and give their customers the benefit of close buying, they handle the best line of goods I know of and keep their stock arranged so as to attract attention, and treat all customers alike and I tell you they are coming right to the frojit They pay a little more for produce than the other dealers and that makes them a nice country trade and their city trade can always get fresh produce when they want it, and that's a nice thing Itself. Thoy appreciate any person's trade and do all in their power to please them. If I was located in or near Crawfordsville I would certainly do my trading with those boys." The above conversation was over heard and we offer it to the people of Montgomery county to investigate and report. You will find thte Grocery at"

Ensminger^Seawright

103 East Main Street opposite Court House, Lynn's Stand.

Notice of Re-Assessment.

Notice oi Re-Assessment of the Robert Finoh Free Gravel Road in Montgomery County, State of

Indiana.

Notlco is hereby given that the committee heretofore appointed to apportion the sum ordered to be reassessed oa the real property embraced In the original order for the improvement of the Robert Finch Freo Qravel Road have completed their report, and that said report Is now on file In the office of the Auditor of Montgomery county, Indiana, and that the Board of Commissioners of said Montgomery county, Indiana, will meet at the office of the County Auditor in the court house in the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, 1* special session on the 14th DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D., 1889, to hear said report and any objections that may be flled thereto.

Witness my hand and the seal of the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, this 21st day of Novomber, A. D., 1889.

JOHN L. GOBEN,

Auditor of Montgomery County.

Abstracts of Title.

HaviuK secured the services of Win. II. Webster, late of tho firm of Johnson & Webster, abstractors of title, I f»m prepared to fnrnish upon short notice lull and comulete Abstracts of Title to all lands In Montgomery connty, Indiana, at reasonable prices Deeds and mortgages carefully executed. Cull at Recorder's oflice. OSly

THOS. T. MUNHALL.

CAUTION!

I caution the public and smokers of cigars, in general, that all cigars put up in similar style and sold under the name La llosa are mere imitations and infringements upon my brand of cigars La Rosas, and are intended to deceive the public, and that none are genuine unless each and every box bears my name on the inside, and this notice oa the outside ol! the boxes with my signature.

CHP piEIIZER:

If you have numbness in arm or limbs, heart skipB, beats, thumps or flutters, or you are nervous and irritable—in danger or shock Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed regulates, relieves, corrects and cures. For sale by Lew Fisher.

If you have a cold, cough, (dry hacking), •roup, cankered throat cattarrh dropping, Sr. Kilmer's Indian Cough-cure (consumption oil) will relieve instantly heals and cures. Price 25c., 50c., and $100. For sale by Lew Fisher.

Plantation Fine Cut, the best tobacco in the market fbr the money at Wm. Hardee's store, Green street, between telegraph aad express oflice.