Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 January 1890 — Page 8
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Pierce Weliver Sumlayed at this place. They reorganized Sabbath school last Sunday.
Rev. Roger preached to a large crowd last Sun day. Thomas Lynch is working Tor James Coleman this week.
Eva Kincaid spent last Sunday and Wednesday with her mother. Rufus Olevenger and wife ate dinner at his brother's last Suuday.
Jeff Beunet and Ben King spent last Simday at New Richmond. Oscar Brown, of Illinois, is visiting liis grandfather this week.
Jesse King, of Kansas, is visiting friends aud relatives of this place. Willis Tumilson and family visited Thomas Patton's on last Thursday.
Joseph Green has purchased another horse. He will begin buying hay agaiu.
John Patton aud George Spencer returned home to NVavelaud 011 last Friday. George Pierce and family ate dinner with Mrs. Minta Harman last Thursday.
Meade Walters, of Cherry Grove, attended church at this place on last Suuday. Soveral of the boys attended the dance at Andrew Sanders 011 last Saturday eve.
Rachael Crane anil Hannah Kingeu, of Crawfonisvilie, ate dinner at Mrs. Weliver's Sunday.
The boys and men of this vicinity can be seen any day playing ball, as they get beat on every corner.
The boys who attended the party on last Saturday night, concluded they did not want to exchange spit and slobbers aud returned home.
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You have said it Don't get frisk\
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We mean what we say. Our next song will be a daiic^
We give them all the cold shoulder. Protracted meeting is still grindiug away.
What was that which went by me so swift? "I am determined to hold out faithful."— Frank.
We met Win. Campbell, of New Richmond, this week. Vol Miller is peddling buckwheat flour over the country.
An over-dose of religion is a daugerous thing, Frank. Why don't you sigu for the REVIEW and stop begging.
Why is Frank like a duck?—Because lie can stand lota of water. We will be out to see you about getting up a play, Black Creekers.
Frank looks as solemn as a tonib-stone is it religion or dyspepsia? Some of the Sunday christians took iu the prize fight last Sunday.
Frank Miller returned thanks over the carcass of a turkey New Year's Day. He who has an assurance of the "bright beyond" should wear a smiling face, Frank.
Mrs. Martha Mclutire, Mrs. Sarah Ellen Messmore, and Mrs. Tilde Breaks read signs, ate ginger bread, and saw the sights in Indianapolis last week.
A young man from Florida lost a pocketbook in a scuttle in Ben Jones' parlor last Suuday niirht, with twenty dollars iu it. He can have the same by speaking to the hired giri.
Frank Miller seems more serious about religion during protracted meetings than any other time. I would hate to be something I was not. You area hypocrite, Frank, but you are not the only one.
A temperance play with a good moral will be presented in the uear future. Those desiriug to take a part will please hand their names to Wesley Snyder next week. We want to organize right away. Come to the front, girls.
On Saturday evening last a six-round combat took place between Ab Cope aud Bill Viers. Time.—Break away. First round—"Your a liar." Second round—Viers breaks a rail over Cope's back. Third round—Cope going home with head bowed. Fifth round—Viers going to town to pay Ins fine. Sixth round—Cope following suit. *\v J.
I11 Brownsvalley a few days ago a regular knock down occurred, aud all on account of a little rabbit which came down the maiu thoroughfare of that thriving city. Oue of our Hog Heaven friends, W. J. Snyder, happened to be in the place at the time and saw it all. Twenty-seven shots were fired at the rabbit with revolvers, none of thein taking effect. One fellow got his shot-gun, and advancing within five yards of the cotton tail, took deliberate aim aud fired, and—off ran the rabbit. They gave him the horse laugh, which made him angry, and he wanted to fight. He was accommodated, and received a. black ey.i. Equal to Jackville.
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l)r. Sinai! was In town Tuesday.
Tom Little ir' sawing wood this week. No sickness in this vicinity at present.
Frank Ward was iti Crawfonisvilie day.
X. W. Myers spent Tuesday in ville.
Will Grimes is teaching the Jackville "corn fed" band.
Look out for another sensation soon. It's bound to come. Jesse Canine, of Waveland. called on our people Monday.
Our schools resumed work Monday after a week's vacation.
Jim Smith and Estoti Musser were iu the Athens last week. -v Apple trees are in bloom in the orchard of Mat Elmore so we bear.
Revs. Maxwell and Loder are holding a series of meetings at the Methodist church.
James Traux has completed his engagement With the (Juasa's minstrels for this season. Mr. Apple, of Orth, moved to Alamo this week. He is going to run a butcher shop,
Don Hani had a fine sorrel horse to get foundered Suuday by free access to the corn crib.
John Alfrey moved from Wavelanil here Monday to work ou the heading mill for his father.
Jas. Keys and Uncle Joe Smith are our champion ritle shots as they bring in the turkeys all the same.
The Hornet man from Alamo is a gentleman. Long may you live, move and have your stinger ready.
Have you seen him? Who? Why the Hog Heaven scribe for the REVIEW and the Round Hill scribe for the Journal.
Joe Brown and E. A. McSpadden have purchased a dog of the Beadle blood and are still are huutiug the poor 'possum.
Our heading factory is Hearing completion and will soon be iu running order with Joe Browu as foreman and paymaster.
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J. S. Bennett seut in a good list of names from this place and Win. Dickey also had a gooil list.
The late warm weather has caused the buds to swell, and it is thought that the fruit crop will be killed, 1
A good many men and boys from here went to witness the prize fight on Suuday morning at Shanuondale.
The sudden change in the weather on last Suuday from May to December set bard with the people in this section.
Joseph Galbreath uow occupies his new dwelling which is a great improvement over the old one that burued down.
The boy preacher, Voliva, filled bis appointment, at this place 0:1 last Sunday and had a full house. He is well received.
This place does not want incorporating vet, us was decided by the voters last M"iidey. There were Aj for and 31 against.***- /SiT
The men that were not solicited to subscribe for the REVIEW this year are scarce, but some were too poor to pay for it,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright is sick, also Mrs. Ellen Cauley. The latter has cancer of the stomach and no hopes of her getting well.
Mrs. C. W. White was thought to be dead one day last week having heart trouble, but by the aid of the doctor she rallied and is better.
There are more REVIEWS taken at this place than was ever known before since the post otlice was liere, but it takes lots of talking to get them.
Some sneak thief walked up stairsatthe Junction I1011KH (lie hitter ]i:iit of tin. u'l.i.t fin,I carried oft the best suit or clothes the section foreman id -v 'u
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Jim Mahornev, of youreitv, was at our place on last Mouday advertising for the cook and heating stoves. He will show how to cook on them here next Mond ij 4
There is one man lives 111 our town who saws wood all day on Sunday. He had better put in his Saturdays at such work. There are others who do such work 011 Sunday.
Win. Campbell, of New Richmond, took breakfast at the Junction house on last Monday morning goiug to your city. We wonder if he is hunting a pool table to put In his new store?
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Health is good here.
I ('has. Wonliver Is pup again. A buy. ., j: The Clover Leaf, we think, runs more trains Tues- 'ban a:iy road l:i the Slab-."
I Elmer l'lunkett was married lust week* we
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I Christinas day was a hummer here.
Where, 0I1, where have those sidewalks gone? They have gone where the woodbine twineth, and there they will stay.
If the present weather continues for a few more days, the apple trees will put forth their 1 leaves. January is pleasant as May.
Mrs. Ella Campbell and Miss Maggie Washburn visited ill Lafayette Christmas. They retinned home Friday after a pleasant visit,
What will next bother the Riclnnondite brain: Building Loan Association, Artillery Co., Baud, sidewalks, aud incoiporation: what uext?
Tommy l'atton lias sold liis stock of hard1 ware to the Smith brothers. Tom is iu poor health, and is compelled to retire from business.
Tom Bastion and Miss Jennie Baldwin were married last week, Tom would not let the
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Married at the residence of the bride's parents, Elbert Animermau to Birdie Brown. Mr. A. is a teacher of Ripley township, -and a perfect gentleman in every respect. The bride is a bright aud pleasant young lady with
boys charivari him, but be handed around the the cigars.
I The hoys are going to start a cornet band here of 13 pieces. The club is formed aud the instruments are all that is lacking—the town will donate.
I John Ward bad the misfortune to have a cat
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hosts of friends. We extend congratulations. "P
William Marford hasjiaii^ lung fever, but is better at this writing. SJlfeA f, The wheat aud grass never looked better than it lias this fall aud winter.
swatch his hand and as a consequence it is
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looks like he might have a ser-
ions time yet.
Chas, Kirk has sent east and purchased a new mill to make meal, aud it is one of the best things out. He turns out corn meal as white as flour.
Every business man here is glad when peusion day comes. It puts plenty of money in circulation. We would like to see ail the soldiers pensioned.
A new barber struck our town last week, stayed five days, cot drunk six times and then did as was expected, took a walk, in debt to those who befriended him.
Wonder how many will remember these hard times when the uext presidential election mils around? How many wiil not take the almighty dollar for 'heir vote?
Pay your taxes or quit is the word. Let the rich go, but hang up the poor. There are many rich men in Montgomery county who don't pay half the taxes that they should.
We have a dog in our town that is bad 011 fire crackers. He will stamp them out with his feet, faster than a boy can light them. He is a war dog and would make a irood soldier.
A gentleman who formerly lived iu this place was seen taking wood from a wood pile that did not belong to him. This chap, we are glad to say, is now a resident of another town.
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The next, silver wash peddler that shows himself in tins part, will be mobbed by the angry merchants who have nearly ruiued their show cases by using the destructive preparation.
A few evenings ago the writer of this and some others met at the home of Miss Mat Hauna, also the home of Billy Alston. A splendid time was bad, and all there enjoyed themselves Sk t?
Darlington scribe, we received your paper called the Echo. We are glad to see such a nice paper and hope it will do well
its politics? scribe.
Many thanks for the paper,
When thieves get so bold that they deliberately go in people's smoke houses and take out a half quarter of beef, we think they are getting up stairs at a lively rale. Such was done here last week.|j^'^,"|f^^^^,'ff'^l S
Some credit fiends, with mouths wide open, are wishing every day for a new store to start in our burg. They live well off of tho new store until tho proprietor gets onto their racket to the detriment of his pocket book.
Young men, when you go sparking, you should leave your bottle on the outside. A certain man had the miBfortune the other night to have his bottle come uncorked, and his girl thought he had water in his pocket.
Mr. Henry, the school teacher at this place, was agreeably surprised a few days ago when he went to the school room and found his stove blacked in good order. A committee did the work aud did it well, so Mr. Henry says.
Now John, the Linden scribe, we meant 110 barm by telling you to chalk your cue. You ueed not do it unless you want to, A person don't have to chalk his cue in this country, but, Bro. Bennett, we know lots of good poo-
SELLING OUT AT LESS THAN. COST!
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT CLOTHING.
pie win 1 do, and they areas near saints as son we know uf who don't. Tra, la. I Mr. Coapland, of this pladp, has sold h's I livery stable to Uiily Ai-tun, who will run the same ia the future. Bill is &ell liked here. He intends t. kei-psome fir-'{-c.fh''is teams, and wi'l 'Vim .stable that will b« credit to our town.
Complaint is being made thai a certain niau is starving his wife and family. Now we are of the opinion that those who make these' charges Know nothing about that mail's affairs I Too much mouth is one of the„curses of New Richmond. I
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weather was more like the 4th of July.
Rabbits are bunted and killed by the thousands, and a paid market is found for them. James McDonald, of Illinois, is visiting friends here this week. He formerly lived here. y:'•
B. Harris ami Miss Mary Lane, daughter of the Rev. Win. I.iine, ere married near here last week.
We are glad to say that the grave! road here is receiving attention from those whose duty it is to do so.
The oldest citizen has not yet reported 011 the weather. We are looking for him at any time, though.
Ice men are looking down their noses. Up to this tune no ice has been farmed and uone I of the old stock is iu store.
The big prize tight between Keating and Corey caused quite an exciteujent here, ami several young bloods went to see it. Now some amateurs, with muscles &s big as peas, are striking in the air and thiuk they could knock out most anyone.
The big hungreys here bail anfovster supper and got their stoinaches filled btit when Christmas night came uot. a Christinas tree were they in favor of for the little folks. Not a community surrounds us but what had their tree except New Richmond.
A report is in circulation thata certain young man. who owns his hundred and sixty acres of land, is about to lie called upon to father a child, ami the young man, ag usual, pleads not guilty to the charge. W«^ suppose he is right or lie would uot deny it. j.
Protracted meetiug at the Campbollite church has been running for some time, and nil to this time no one has joined. The revival last winter caught all who could join the church, and as a consequence there is no timber left to work 011, aud it is entirely too soon for repeuters to repeat. •. t.
Wm. Campbell started his Y. M. C. A. pool room last week. He also keeps a full line of confectioneries, tobacco, and cigars, lunch, etc. He wishes all readers of THE REVIEW to try his 15-cent coal oil. Those who want light uow can have it by purchasing a gallon of the double test oil, warranted not tti freeze up nor turn white the coldest weather.
We are sorry to say that after years of honesty we have a thief, and, it is generally supposed, a couple of them iu our village. Several articles of value lmvd been stolen within the last few days, and valuables left iu buggies in the street are sure to be lost. They are also making raids on smoke houses and wood piles.
Two and a half miles uortli of this place there is a line of rocks runuing from the southeast to the northwest, more east than south, aud a gentleman here a few days ago said the same liue run fr»m ocean to ocean. He also said that where gas wells had been bored any where near this ridge gas in abundance bad been found. He is sure this place could have gas and not go deep either.
We are opposed to this meetiug in the school house it haying been built by taxation. However We suggest that those who want a place to meet either build it or uot have meetings. The school house was built for school aloue, and when certain people try to make a public hall of It, we say it is not right. If one party is allowed the use of it, allow all to use it who wishes to.:
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How's that.
That sounds fishy.. You're getting too gay.
(ieo. Dtirbin is back from Canada'."' A party at Mr. Freeman's last week.
Sheep and Warbler are going south.
Let us alouo or we'll string you on our arm. W. O. Johnson was Shannondale last Monday.
We had a dry Christmas, but how about New Year? We've only had about 10 cents worth of win ter yet.
A quiet and sociable dance southeast New Year's eve.
Mrs. Ida Livengood is visiting her mother Mrs. Johnson.
Win, Kiseaud W. B. Walkup" went to Lebanon Monday.
Protracted meeting at the M. E. church last Saturday night,
Some of our young folks attended literary at
•\\hat is Kurd's Tuesday night.
Sheep Armstrong has an old rooster of the shanghai kiud for sale.
Chas. Sanford shipped thirteen car loads of fine cattle to Bulfalo, last week.
Thirty dollars and fifty-eight cents were the receipts at the Christmas tree here Earuest Wheat and wife, of Lizt!mf"i!vSited relatives here and at Linnsburs: the first of.the week. IIS
ir 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 aud cures. For sale by Lew Fisher.
Not necessarily stolen—Poached eggs.
If you have a cold, cough, (dry hacking) croup, cankered throat, cattarrh dropping,' Kilmer's Indian Cough-cure (consumption oil) will relieve instantly heals and cures. Price 25c., 50c., aud $1100. For sale by Lew Fisher.
Plantation Fine Cut, the best tobacco in the market for the mouey at Wm.I Hardee's store, Green street, between teiegAph aad express oince.
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XECUTOIVS SALE OF !tKAL KSTATIf.
The undersigned will sett at private s-le 011 or nfter four -weeks from ilnle lieieof, nt tile Law Otlice of lUktine' Kiviiue, 111 Cr i\vfora.sville, Indiana, the lollowiup real estate iu .Montgomery con nty, Judiann, to wn:
Tho north hull ol the west half of the southwest qniirter of toclioii IS in township 20 .. nortb. ranee 4 west.. Also 3' acres ofl the west s'.de of the east hall of the Kuuthwuet tjuurler of said eec ion IS. Also the northwest quarter of the southeast quurter of ssid section 18. Alsc the northeast quarter ot the eoiithenst quarter of section 13, in township £0 North runge 5 west.
Smd ss will lie ninde in pursuance 01 the authority vested in n.e by the terms of the lact will of James Wilson, doe.wised.
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Nov. 88, 1889. Executor.
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Mary Wright and others vs. Elizabeth Loop and others In Mon'gomery Ulreult Court, No1 8 a
In pursuance or an order and decree rendered in the above entitled ease, the utidersinneil will sell at private sale nt, hi' place of business 111 Mace, Ind., on imil alter three weeks frofh time hereto (tieceniber 21) the following real e9tatesltua in Mcntuoinery county, Indiana:
The ea-t hair 01 the northwest, quarter of seer tlon. thirteen, .wnship 18, north ol range thre'C Woot. excepting about 4 acrt heretoloio sold. Also part ol the west half ot the northwest quarter sectlou 3d township 18 north of range 3 west, bifgiiimrir nt a point
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the northwest cornel* uf said ruction 3l, thence east 55 ioJs, thence south iMi'J rods thance weft 5574 rods, thence north iii'j rods to the place of beg nnlng, containing !l 17-100 acres. Also the lollovviug described laud situate 111 Koone comity, Indiana: lie west halt of the southwest quarter of ssetion IB. township 1h, north of nine 1 west, containing 74 acres. 0TEHMS: One-third of the purchase money cash in hand, one-tlur 1 in'J months, and one-r third iu 18 1110111 In Irom ^late of .sale with six percent interest on Jpffcrred payments. .lAMliM (. JOHNSON, Cominissisiier.
Abstracts of Title.
Having secured tliescrviccs of Will li. Web-4' ster, lato ol tho linn of .lohuson it Webster, ab-J straetors of title, I 11111 prepared to furnish upon short notice lull and complete Abstracts of Title to all lands in Montgomery cotintv. Indiana, at asonable prices Deeds aiid mortgages carefully executed. Cull at Uecorder's olllc.e. 051y
THOS. T. MUNHALL.
W. W. MO KG AN. W. L. LEfe.
MORGAN & LEE,
aUCCESSOUS TO JOHNSON & WKliSTEK.
Abstracts of Title.
Having bought, the eonnlete abstract books of Johnson & Webster, we are prepared to make abstracts to all lands in Mont joinery county upon short notice and at reasonable, prires. Plenty of home and foreign money to loan at and 7 per cent. Office in Ornbann block, north Wiish'ngtoi^st. aug 7 ly
Lumber at
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