Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 December 1889 — Page 5
If you want a Superior Quality of Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, Rice, Tea, Canned •i. Goods and
The (mwWdsville Clothier,
Will .«ve \ou from $i to $5 on a good Overcoat. The only Standard -One Price House in Crawfordsville.
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You should visit the store of
J. M, Brown,
In Miller Block, Washington St. Prices always reasonable, Goods alirays Pure and Accommodating Clerks to wait upon you. Step in and see.
ie Great Engllih Pr—orlptloifr A. successful Medicine used OTMt80 years in thousands of eases. "Cures Spermatorrhea, JVeruour
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Weakness, Emittiont, Impoteneyi and all diseases caused br abuse.'
Pmerlytlo*, take no substitute. One packsc* tt, Six $5, br mail. Write for Pamphlet Address ptlUlIu Chemical Co., Detroit, ntflk*
FOR. SALT! BY LEW FI8IIBH.
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 OR the outside of the boxes with mjr signature.
CHP piEIIZER.
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Cunningham,
And You Will Save Money.
GIVE HEED TO IE
And limit- to niv store for your holiday foods selection.
.We wills -11 you several different artides in the way of rockers, fancy chairs and tables at
38 per cent. Lower Than last Spring's Prices
You may doubt this but you wont after examing goods and prices. See our
Queensware Stock
We have daisies in the way of Hanging and Table Lamps, exceedingly beautiful, very useful and low in price.
SETS
OF
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1
DISHES
In many designs and what is nicer for a holiday present than a set of them.
ELEGANT SIDEBOARDS,
And Bed Steads of the latest designs, and made at the best house* of Grand Rapids, Michigan^—the great furniture center of the west. Some of our goods are almost half less in price than a year ago. Now is the time when a litte cash goes along distance. Don't forget before fully making up your 'O**, mind-what to pur-
chase to call at
A_lex. Maliorney's,
WEST OF COURT HOUSE, ORA.WFORDSVILLE.
GROCERIES.
Look Right
This Way!
STATE NEWS.
Organizing farmer's alliance in Allen county. Sullivan county horses still have tbe glanders.
Business men's club suggested for Richmond. Bluffton court house tower up 60 feet To go 60 more.
Going to use crude oil for burning brick at South Bend. Portland fire department now has swinging harness for horses,
Salvation army smothering Satan with their diu at Huntington. Lafayette talking of making old canal towpath into a gravel road.
Boiled dinners the latest to catch shekels at Warsaw church benefits, The LaPorte idea of making tramps eleau the streets, is a good one.
Man named Henry, Hartford City, has a Stradivarius violin, made in 1726. Mrs. Ernest Everhardt, Lawrenceburg, is the mother of triplets, two girls and a boy.
Martinsville's all agog, Grorer Cleveland and wife have stated that they may take a bath at Martinsville.
Banker Charles McGrath's team stolen from Huntington, recovered near Fort Wayne. Been abandoned by thieves.
Evansvllle ball club has signed McGmty. No relation to the popular McGinty who went to tbe bottom «f the well.
Dubois county has no "White Caps," but tbey visited and thrashed Mrs. Kallahan the other night, just the same.
Said that Gaar, Scott & Co., Richmond, agricultural implement manufacturers, ar,e likely to sell to an English^oyndicato.
Mrs. Geo. Carter, of Jonesboro, on way home from Cincinnati, Saturday gave birth to twins on the train- between Anderson aiwi Jones boro.
The Staff of Life.
Bread Is truly the staff of life, but ppor bread Is better than no staff at all. If you want pure sweet bread, Gilbert's, opposite Music Hall, in tbe place you are looking for, as his is always the best. Wedding parties will be supplied on short notice with cake in any quantity. He also keeps on hand fresh candies for the holiday trade.
Farmers' Ten Cent Feed and Wagon Yard.
We are prepared to take tbe best of care of farmers' horses and vehicles, with or without feod, at our stables and wagon yard, located on first alley north of Nutt Hotel, only one square from Court House, at bard time prices, give us a trial. B. ESBA A Co.
The beet thing on evth Is Gates' Bleated Marion wants a hall for public meetings Jarmeoffee. ASJtr with 1,000 seating cajaity.
th£ C&awforjdsville weekly review
ARLINGTON
Only three more days of 188'J. Mrs. George Hughes is quite sick. Goldy Booher has been quite sick, but is better.
James Wilhite is the most industrious man in Darlington. Ed. Booher returned home from Thorntown to spend Christmas.
Albert Booher and family were in Thorn town ChriBtmas day. Fred. Thompson, of Colfax, spent Christmas with home folks here.
The Friends revival has closed. They had quite a good meeting. Rev. Sphond Is holding protracted meeting at Campbell's Chapel.
Daniel Shumaker, of Chisem's Chapel, was here Tuesday on business. Miss Emma Booher, of Whitestown, is here visiting her many friends.
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There was a large crowd at the Christmas tree at the Christian church, A? Bas Hays, of Clarks Hill, was here Christmas jollifying with home folks.
Several have joined the Newlight church. One of them is Miss Ina Bowers. Wm. Vannice returned from Illinois Monday where he haB been for several months.
Joe Mikels, formerly of this place, but who has been west for a long time, has returned. Tom Campbell took eight premiums on his chickens at the poultry show in Crawfordsville.
Rev. Stywalt, of Muloerry, preached the funeral of Mrs. Mart. Hampton on Wednesday. $
Charley Lee, of Ladoga, put up an iron fence around Dr. Owsley's residence that is a dandy.
Miss Lena Buzzard had a lady friend to visit her this week that was born the same date as herself. •.,
James Williams returned home from Illinois last week, where he has been for several months.
We had two weddings last week. Charley Harris and Milly Guntle, William Honiker and Eva Guntle.
John Hays, wife and baby went to South Bend to spend Christmas with Conductor Geo. Hays and family.
Dr. Owsley took 29 premiums on bis chickens and eight specials at the poultry show in your city last week.
Ask Bart Griffith, of Crawfordsville, what happened to him as he came down Douglas street in Darlington.
ToinGiffin, if you want to know' who put that Christmas gift on the tree for yourself and wife ask Ed. Booher.
Wes Buzzard has a baby at his house. Mrs. Buzzard and the baby are doidg well, but Wes cannot yet think he is dad.
All those who have subscribed for the REVIEW for next year will please hand in $1.25 before the 30th of this month.
Steve Wagner, ef Kansas, and John McCain and wife, of Sugar Creek township, ate turkey at Wes Buzzard's on Christmas day.
Remember, one ef those nice plush robes at tho harness store in Darlington will make a nice New Year's gift for your friends.
The history of the old settlers of this neighborhood will be given in the Darlington Echo in chapters each wee* by an old settler.
Miss Bertha Booher, being 16 years old on the 21st, bad a grand social of sixteen of her playmates, who bad a special invitation.
Mrs. Snyder, who was called to Muncie by the sickness of her brother's children, haB returned home. Two of the children died.
Tom Eelsey came to town Monday evening all dressed up, and when asked where he was going to preach, he remarked, Potato Creek.
Mrs. Reed, of Loganspsrt, George and Ed. Smith and families, of Terre Haute and Vincennes, atttended the wedding of Mr. Griffin and Miss Smith.
Rev. William Warbington, of Covington, O., and Rev. Trotter, of Thorntown, are holding a protracted meeting at the Newlight chnrch, and are having large crowds.
Died, last Tuesday morning, Mrs. Rebecca Hampton of consumption, and was buried on Wednesday at the Lutheran cemetery. She leaves a husband and four children.
New Richmond scribe, did you receive the Darlington Echo we sent you? If you did not, please say so and we will send you another. We feel awful proud of our paper, and sympathize with to\.'M that have none.
William Moore has been hulling clover seed for John Shumaker, which was this week laying out in the field, old settlers, can you tell t'ie time when this ever was done before at tills time of the year? If so, please give tbe date.
A Happy New Year to all, and that times will not get any harder, and that farmers may get better prices for their produce, and that tho merchants may find sales better and collections good, and Ihe editors have blir subscription lists for 189 ).
Thela iies of the Christian church will receive sealod bids on their silk quilt until Jan. 1st, and then the bids will be opened and the highest bidder take the qui
It. The quilt Is on
exhibition at the store room of Ira Booher, and tbe bids will be left there until the time stated above.
Married, at tbe residence of W. H. H. Smith, Thursday morning, by Rev. Sphond, Mr. R. T. M. Giffln and Miss Flote Smith. The happy couple went to Logansport on the morning train to visit a sister of Mr. Giffin's, the well wishes of many friends going with them. May they live long and bappy together is the wish of your humble scribe.
Chieken appropriitors at Huntington preparing for Christmas.
Drlves
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LINlfEN,
Mollie Bible, of Sugar Grove, visited friends at the Junction house.
Everybody here enjoyed Christmay fine and have enjoyed a general good tmi9. Robert Martin has moved his store into the new building owned by J. L. Church.
Our new past master Staley is very accommodating and treats everybody alike. Our schools have a vacation for two weeks giving everyone a chance to enjoy the holidays.
William Dickey and Mies Sarah Russell were married Saturday, They have our best wishes.
W. M. Howard has been home over a week on account of sickness of &s mother, who is better.
The Clover Leaf .section men got Christmas thrown in and did nothing except to go over the track.
M. W. Rush has taken a day office at Donelson 40 miles this side of St. Louis on the Clover Leaf.
Mrs. Jane Stoddard and Grandma Wilson are sDending the holidays among friends in Pulaski county.
Country correspondents come on with your news. That is what makes the paper more eagerly sought after.
The subscription list from this place has been enlarged and a good many have signed for this democratic organ.
The Christmas tree was loaded with presents for the little folks and some grown people got some fine presents it was a valuable tree.
This week closes the soliciting for the premiums for this paper. Tuesday next will tell who has had the best luck in getting subscribers and collecting money for the same. It is hoped that ilie agent at this place may not be left.
All communities have its old notioned people and it Is a good thing that everybody does not see alike. Some people will not patronize home papers yet they always manage to get the news that is published in the county papers, that is. steal and spong knowledge.
Most people here that read the Hog Heaven letters in this and the Journal have come to the conclusion that they are one and the same person that writes for both papers and if they meet in deadly conflict that one will commit suicide. Give us the news without the slang please Mr. Scribe the news are what the people want.
The New Richmond scribe gave Bro. Bennett a dab in his last week's letter about the pool table here. Now we will say that Bro. Bennett never played a game of pool in his life and says he Is too old to learn now. Please do not try to make the many readers of this paper believe that Bro Bennett is a pool player as he indulges in no games of any kind.
The lliirkitta,
CRAWFORDSVILLE.
Wheat ..08®72 Corn 26 (§30 Hay Oats i8@go Butter i2U
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J. J. Vaughu, of this place, is in the county jail on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill his wife. .The affidavit was filed before Judge Snyder by Mrs. Vaughn last week.
Dr. Hopper, of Lafayette, bought a nice set of single harness and a nice robe of our -iurness man this week. Tbe doctor knows where good harness is made and wbere to get good bargains.
Dr. Williamson, of 1. Janon, wau here Christmas day. The doeiur 's quite ia and feeble. He practiced medicine ip Darlington thirty-five years ns», and was thej crowded with business.
WORLD'S
IS NOT TO BE HELD HERE!
But the choicest bar,,ins to be had in Dr, Good., iheap Millinery is
ABE LEVINSON,
shirts and drawers at 50cents each.
cents. 25 doze, aliened Huckelback Towels oSy,WM°l
only 65 cents. Best quality Zephyrs only 5 cents per ounce See our*"®?
nusses W001
27»e only
correct pot far brewing tea.
Saves 25% to 50% of Tea. GIVES THE TRUE FLAVOR.
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dD nofc lift fche pn&. Pours by pressing lid
The part you handle is perfectly Cold.
Prices, $1.50 up.
Oct list
Paine.Diehl&Co
PHI LA., PA
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Apples 50 Potatoes 30 Yeung Chicks 6 Clover Seed $8©$8 25 Chickens 5}^ Turkeys 7 Bucks
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Cattle—We quote: Fancy Export $4 50©4 75 Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds $4 00@4 35 Good shippmg steers of 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 8 50@8 75 Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to l,200"pounds 2 75@8 00
Hogs—We quote: Sood to choice heavy and medium..$3 50@3 57 Fair to good mixed 3 40©8 52 Good to choice light 3 45@3 50 Roughs 3 40@8 50
Wheat—Firm—We quote: No. 2 red 77 No. 8 red 72075
Corn—Steady—We quote: No. 1 white N«. 2 white. No. 8 white No. 2 mixed. No. 3 mixed.
...» 35K .... 35 ...80631K 33 .20X^*0
Furs! Furs! Furs!
I am now buying furs, all kinds marketable and will pay the highest market price at my harness shop, 132 West Main street.
D28 4t GEORGE ABRAHAMS.
Holidsty Excursions via. B. & 0. The Baltimore Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets for tbe Christmas and New Year Holidays at 011- and one-third fare for the round trip between nil 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 tbe 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, 18P0.' 3t
You will find all kinds of clothing at a great reduction at Con Cunningham's. tf.
A. B. Gates & Co.'s Blended coffee.
other ^roundoccupfe^byh^us^h^good1wateref"on°n°?
and dry. This lot Vs worth fromYiOO to 2m ^0I1wmeilf' Is
selling for that sum.
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at the dry goods store of
fW TTlaW Week:
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^e, worth 40 c?nts° Go and *****and
The Cheap Dry Goods Man, ttext Door to Eicon's Bank.
List of Premiums to be Awarded Agents.
The Weekly Eeriew and Farmer's Friend, the Latter an Agricultural Paper of 16 Pages, Published Iwice a Month, tor 04p $1.50.
Single Subscriptions to t£e REVIEW $1.25
The.'late elections in Ohio 2Tew Tnrt ta™™ are indeed encouraging to the deraocracv Yir^ia
the c«ntest in Indiana in 1890 fe raifqt buckle on their armor for ground and contest for the same prindples
poses high tariff, the fanatical policr known a.
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