Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 December 1889 — Page 8

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The Readers of the Review should remember that

CASH FRY,

The Old Reliable Grocer,

Is still on deck at his place on West Main street, and has in stock for the winter trade, a Superior Stock "of

COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, CANNED GOODS,

All First-class Goods deBired or to be found in any Reliable House. Farmers can always obtain top-market priccs for their produce at CASH FRY'S. Ktesh Oysters on hand every day. «ome iii when you are needing groceries i.nd sco nim.

OUCH!

Ouch how I have suffered with rheumatism, day and night—all the •time, no rest, no peace always a pain here and a pain there. When any of my friends came to see me I was as cross as a bear. I could not open my mouth without a pain going through me. Nothing seemed t® help me until I tried

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GUCOLOID—one-third of a bottle -cured me. My friends now say: "Jake, you were cured quicker than t-'Hanybody." I say, get a bottle at

Xew Fiber's drug store and try it yourself. Rheumatism can't stay when you use it. To all my friends I would H^cay use GUCOLOID lor rheumatism.

JAKELUTZ.

llontion this Paper in Purchasing.

THjb OR

The Stockings Must be Filled!

NOW IS THE TIME AND

KLINE & GRAHAM'S

"Is the place to get the beautiful Goods to fill them with. You are specially invited to come and see,the larget and most elegant stock of beatiful

DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEWELKY

-OF ALL KINDS.-

Clocks, Bronzes, Silverware, Bisque Statuary, Gold Spectacles. Umbrellas, Gold and Silver Headed Canes, Gold and Silver Pen Holders, Pencils, Tooth Picks.

Glove Buttoners and a Thousand Other Things

That must Be seen to be appreciated. So come and prices will be made to suit the times and buyers as

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS.

Have- the goods and will sell them. All Goods sold engraved by a practical engraver free, and all Spectacles accurately fitted to the eyes by an experienced optician. Don't be deceived but come at once and have your selection laid aside at

KLINE & GRAHAM'S,

THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELERS, Right Opposite the Court House Main-st.

HAMS FRESH

THE HEW YOBK STEAM DEHTAl CO.

Rooms 3, 4 and 5 Grand Opera House INDIANAAOLIS.IND.

Teeth extracted without pain by the use of Vitalized Air or Nitrons Oxide of Gbb, which iu

perfectly harmless and agrees with all conditions of system. Teeth extracted plain, 25c. Gold fillings $1 and upwards. Silver and Amalgam llllings, 50 and 75c. Teeth $4, $5, 86,88, $10 to $50 pur set. All kinds of the Finest Dental Work in the state at reduced prices. All work warranted. Sixteen years' experience.

A. iJ. IIBKRON. Manager.

Holiday Excursions via. B. & 0. The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets for the Christinas and New Year Holidays at one and one-third fare for the round trip between all stations on its line west of the Ohio River. Also to Wheeling, Washington, Pa., Pittsburg and intermediate points and to Cincinnati and all points on the Columbus & Cincinnati Midland and Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore railroads. Tickets will be sold Dec. 24th, 25th, 31st and Jan. 1st, valid for return passage to and including Jan. 3d, 1890. 3t

You will find all kinds of clothing at a great reduction at Con Cunningham's. tf.

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Montgomery County Ms.

LADOGA.

H. T. Davis is in Missouri. Miss Dora Burton is home for the holidays. Mrs. C. M. Lemon and children are visiting in Kentucky.

W. H. Hostetter i9 moving into his new house in Riverdale.

There will be services at the Presbyterian and Christian churches. Ben Williams new barn is completed and is one of the most tasty in town.

Rev. J. M. Kendall and wife, of Brown's Valley are visiting relatives here. Win. Maban, who has been visiting Dr. J. B, Wilson, has returned to Lebanon.

John Neff expects to build on his lot in the spring. He is putting up a small barn now.

Misses Eva Miller, Anna Lawhou and Dora Burton spent last Saturday in Crawfordsville. The first quarterly meeting of M. E. circuit will beheld next Saturday and Sunday at Raccoon.

Mollie Widdop entertained friends quite pleasantly Wednesday night, with progressive euchre.

There will be the usual exodus to Florida this winter. Already several of the boys are making arrangements to go.

The meeting of tlio Christian church closed last week. They had good attendance and several persons suited with the church.

The lecture by Mrs Helen Gougar at Normal hall was well attended and she discussed the prohibition question in an able manner, though it was rough on the old parties.

Every democrat in Clark township should take the REVIEW for the coming year. It will be one of great interest in local affairs and a great part of the success depends upon the county organ. Leave your name with the agent and aid in making THE REVIEW second to none.

Umbrellas and canes in gold and silver heads at C. L, Rost's.

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REVIEW

BAKING POWDER

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Absolutely Pure

Tins powaur never varies, a marvel of parity strength and wholesomenees. More economical, than tjie ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low teft short weight alum or phosphite powders. Sold only in cans. Roya:, Bakino «ow»kk 0., Wall St. Now York.

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F. M. Shockey is improving slowly. Our shoemaker is doing a good- business here.

Bud Earp has a smile on his face from ear to ear. It is a girl.

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Wm. Miles and Jos. Eads went to Illinois last week to buy timber. Henry Williams has moved back to Brown's Valley. He does not like Ladoga.

Lawrence & Allen shipped two car loads of hogs and cattle to Buffalo this week. Uncle Mat Vancleave, of Crawfordsville, and his son Samuel and wife, of Kansas City, Mo., visited Aunt Ruth Todd last week.

The teachers of this township organized a lecture course last Saturday at the institute, and will furnish the people some excellent instructive entertainments during the winter.

Our school is progressing nicely. The following pupils were neither tardy nor absent last month: Room 1, Minnie Galey, Ora Daily, Ira Sharpe, Bert Allen, Bessie Olinger, Manda Daily, Roy Sharpe, Albert Miles. Room 2, Stella Olinger, Dora Lydick, Maud Allen, Lillie Miles, Delilah Gott, Jessie Olinger, Willie At leu, Willie Todd.

MACE. ...

Another dance last week. Attend the auction at W. B. Berry's. John Yanarsdall chewed bread at home Sunday.

Frank Linn has goue to New Richmond to stay all winter. School progressing nicely with Mr. Miller and wife as teachers.

Perry Hatt was here Wednesday selling groceries for Hadley & King. Kise «fc Hipes will put put up ice this winter They believe iu keeping cool.

Theodore Johnson got a buggy wheel broken all to pieces while coming from meeting Sunday night.

The detectives met Saturday and as it was election of officers they hud a larger meeting than common.

Protracted meeting at the chapel largely attended. Rev. Passage and Philips preach eloudeut sermons and interest all present.

We are glad to see items from all over the couuty in the REVIEW for it teaches us that the people are taking interest in the paper and why not for ^t is the best one published in the county.

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That writer from Hog Heaven said he would tell where he saw us if we didn't keep still. We won't keep still, but we'll ask you how you saw us if you wasn't at the same place yourself?

KIRIClMTltlCK.

Health good, The farmers, have gathered about all their corn.

E. Harney shipped a car load of hogs the latter part of the week, which makes somewhere near 20 loads shipped from this place within the last week.

Probably some of my old neighbors would like to know where my home is. It is in the swamps, my nest is in the skies, so some day wheu you are passing stop and give me a call.

This place with the rest of the world has its ups aud downs and scandals. Some people think that everything they hear is the truth, aud if they thought it was not they would try to make it so.

The store man from Darlington said we had four fights at his writing, and there was blood on the moon. Now we think he has enough to do to attend to his own town, as it is larger aud contains more people.

Allen Peters, living east of Culver's Station in Tippecanoe county, had a horse bitten by a mad dog a few days ago. The horse has since taken hydrophobia and has bitten another horse, some hogs, and one of the children. They are trying to save the child by giving it tea of a weed called mad-weed. Up to this time we have not heard the result.

We were shown the largo selection of new Rockford movement at C. L. Rost's, 207 East Main street, for which he is sole agent.

SELLING OUT AT LESS THAN COST!

Positively Going Out of Business!

NOW IS TEdS TIME TO BUT CLOTHING.

1IOO HIS W1SN.

Ice wanted. William Snyder has butchered. Hog Heaven 19 numerous with Suudny christians and week day devils.

Sarah Ellen Messmore viewed the scenery at Music Hall Monday night.

The Black Craek correspondent is tlie litUe end of nothing sharpened dowu. The Black Creek scribe has turned up his toes. He was too soft to last loug.

John Jackson passed through Hog Heaven Mouday with-a load of wire fencing. There is a hustler for your whiskers.

L^k Miller is a crack carpenter.

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boxwoks like a coffin. He has a full line of tools, an nx, old hammer aud a cross-cut saw. The Alamo coi respondent said we had more brains in our stomach than in our head. It is better to have them there than where he carries iliem, at the lower extremity of the spinal column.

I classed the Mace scribe right. He acknowledges he is a donkey. You can't eat liver, you long-eared whelp. I never saw the donkey I couldn't ride, and if you keep on I will couie down aud ride you to water. I am a donkey trainer from away back, aud I will break your tail aud twist your ears if you bray auother word.

Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Houlehau, of Craw fordsville, took dinner with James Mclntire last Friday. There was everything to eat that stomach could want except butter. They paralyzed five loaves of bread, four chickens, ten gallons of molasses, two bushels of Bweet potatoes and other articles too numerous to mention. No one miBsed the butter but Mrs, H., and she asked for it. That takes gall, don't it?

The Journal correspondent has left for parts unknown, We have no respect for such cow' ards. You see how quick he stopped when I challenged him for a duel. He knew that when I challenged him I meant business. He may have gono west to join the cowboys to learn some trick, which will make it all the easier for me to kill him. I would like to meet some one near my equal, but the man don't live who can stand before me with corn knives to the death.

Ed Truas was in the Athens Wednesday. J. P. Wirt went to Indianapolis Tuesday. A wedding is talked of soon in our town. E. A. McSpadden is clerking for Mitchel Co.

Clover Hulling is not done yet in our vicin ity.

Raphael Smith, of Illinois, in visiting friends here.

Ed Etter and wife spent Sunday with friends here. Joel Deninan is now playing bass with the orchestra.

Mitchel will occupy his new storo room in few days.

N. W. Myers has the prize gun of Alamo and he can use it too. The Salvation Army held meeting here Saturday and Sunday.

Norace Tucker and Tom Little spent Mon day in New Market. Preach at the Christian church Saturday and Suuday by Rev. Jackman.

Misses Sue and Ida Dennian spent a day with their sister this week. Mrs. Mollie Clark is sick at this time, but is better than she has been.

Sam Fishero and family, of Minnesota, are visiting Mr. F's father here. Our school'is progressing fine. We have the best corps of teachers in the township.

J. H. Mitchel and N. W. Myers were out quail hunting Saturday at Sam Livengood's, A gravel road election in town Friday. Moral—Yountsville no toll roads, Alamo a toll road.

Misses Eva Love and Fannie Thompson, of Yountsville, spent Sundaj^th Miss Lou Smith.

Jim Slack, of Rockville, and an old veteran aud comrade of R. S. Bell has been making Mr. Bell a pleasant visit for a few days this week.

Dou't forget that Allen Byers in taking subcriptiou for THE REVIEW. He wants to have the banner list to come from Ripley. Give him your name for the best paper in the county.

An Outrage

HTo see man's best friend, the horse, shiver, iug with cold while he casts himself by the fire. Since the great cut in the prices of Blankets and Robes by Richmond & Ross no horse owner can be excused for this outrage, Call and price them and be convinced. Camp bell's Horse Foot Remedy for which they are sole agents, is the greatest discovery of the age. 122 Market street.

Vice President Morton has subscribed $100 for a monument to Horace Greeley.

Lay in your stock of candies for the holiday trade for parties, church fairs, etc., in time by ordering them of Weller, West Main street His stock is all fresh, was not made six months ago, and is infde from the best sugars ^to be obtained.

Have you seen the 5-A Five Mile Horse Blauket? If not, why not? If you have a horse you need it. 30 8t.

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

Notice R«' A liv 111.

Notice o. A Rs^st'meiifc of the RobertTFin-jh Froo Gravel Road in Montgom ry County, State of

Indiana.

Notice is hereby given that the committee heretofore appointed to apportion the sum ordered to bo reassessed on the real property embraced in the original order for the improTOment of tho Robert Finch Freo Gruvel Road have completed their report, aud that said report is now on llle In the office of the Auditor of Montgomery county, Indiana, and that tk« Board of Commissioners of said Montgomery county, Indiana, will meet at tho cflloo of the County Auditor in the court house iu the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, In special session on the 14th DAY OF DECEMli EH, A. 1)., 15=89, to hear said report and any objections that maybe llled theroto. \Vitnes3 my hand and the seal of tho Bourd of Commissioners of Montgomery county, this Slst day of November, A. D., 1889.

JOHN L. GOBEN,

Auditor of Montgomery County.

Abstracts of Title.

Having secured the services of Wm.

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ster, late of tho firm of Johnson Jb Webster, abstractors of title, I am prepared to furnish lipen short notice full andjcomplcte Abstracts of Title to all lands in Montgomery county, Indiana, at reasonable prices Deeds and mortgages carefully executed. C»ll 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 Rosa 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 on the outside of the boxes with my signature.

CHP SCHWEITZER.

If you have numbness in arm- or limbs, heart skips, 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), croup, cankered throat, cattarrh dropping, Dr. 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 for the money at Wm. Hardee's store,

Stone Pumps for sale at Williams Bros'. Greens^ Pump Store, 125 South Green St. N2-2m office" telegraph .aad express

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