Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 January 1890 — Page 6

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LOCAL NEWS.

W'avelmid wants a new hotel. J. J. Insley was in Danville Monday.

Sugar creek was 011 a regular boom on Monday. Charley Crawford was In Wayntown Monday.

Mrs. Nan Brant, of Wuyiu-tmvn, was the city Monday. "v, f' Judge T'niinas 1ms lietMi In'Mill court iu Lebanon tliis week.

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Tuck Cox has located in Anderson until the wave rolls by iu this city. Vomit's woolen mills at Yountsvillo have been closed down the week past.

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PACT'CJFTTFLT flMt Ii U« W*r!4« Do cot coafouod with the chctp ooes on the market.

Every one oeeoft oneof the»ecvti,• U«3Lt U£SJ every city tod to»» ir. the U. S.—lend dr*ft (or tarapl*

rt yow ova ««e—and il yoo acccpt (fa afeocy—iha sample cart uuf Uc a(tata ditcoanL.

We viable cftU.youratteatiMtothe aemtltlyleaof tlaod Carta oaxw* byea: No. 14.O01, t8*4®i«chee Wheela, Ir.cheihigh $12.20 No. 6}, Bos tj&jo inches, Whcelt, j6 ttchet high 10.00 jetton •©ijm .WhctU.joje. h|h»vithahafu. $9, *tihtongue $7.50 %URRI IFFR Co., 3, IIS Tblrd in,, CMMCIJK,

The closed up management will no doubt, figure in the next city campaign.

The rains Sunday evening were the hardest that have fallen for many months. Yountsville has an interesting literary society wity Bent. Snyder, Pres., ann J. M. Work Sect.

Mrs. George W. Allen has beeu granted a ditorce from her husband, who is now located in Brazil.

Seytnore Detchou and wife have located in Kausas City, Mo., and will not visitCrawfordsville until next spring.

I)r. A. P. Fitch left this week'for Chicago when he will take a course at the Medical college and then go to Pueblo, Col,

The saloons may have all been closed Sunday but it did not have much effect on the usual number of plain drunks on the street^.

Some of the students of Wabash college have been told that they could do better at home than at school and have acted accordingly.

Mr. Sol Tannebaum of this city and Miss Carrie Hart, of Chicago, were married Tuesday last at the residence of the bride in the latter city.

Prof. Elmer E. Griffith, Superintendent of ine schools of Frankfort, is a candidate for the Democratic nomination of State Superintendent of Public Instruction,

Has sprint come in mid winter? Mrs Elder W. H. Darnall gathered a good me»s of lettuce out of her garden a few days ago and it was well relished by the family.

Mrs. Lydia E. Linn, wife of John B. Linn, died at the family residence on Friday last. She leaves a husband and five children to mourn her loss. She was buried on Saturday afternoon.

A "skooting match" for two beeves will take place at the residence of Smith Hendricks, three mi lea south of Waynetown, on Saturday next, Jan. 25. The sportsmen who consider themselves experts with a rifle can have a chance to display their skill by attending as ererybody is invited.

Sunday night after the heavy rain, John Moore and his wife, of this city, concluded that they would go to abed room upstairs to sleep instead of their bed room. It was lucky for them that they did, for during the night plastering covered the entire bed, which would no doubt have hurt them.

Take Notice.

We wish to waru all our patrons against paying money to any but our authorized agents. We had iu our employ during the last week in December and the lirst week in January one George W. Gibliu, a man wearing an Astrakhan jacket, a cap, glasses, rubber boots, and carrying an expressman's bag strapped at his side. He took quite a large number of names, collected some money, and disappeared on Monday evening last.—Auderson Herald.

The individual here described was in CraW' lordsville laBt Saturday, with jacket, gloves, boots, etc., but failed, we believe, to make any engagements with newspapers in this city,

Officers of the State Board

The Indiana State Board «f Agriculture, which has juBt adjourned, elected the following officers: President W. A. Banks, of LaPorte county vice-president, Thomas Nelson, of Parke county secretary, Alex. Heron, of Indianapolis general superintendent, Charles E. Merrifield, Indianapolis executive committee, John 51. Bogge, Lafayette Jasper N. Davidson, Montgomery county S. Vf. Dugan, Johnson county E. H. Peed, Henry county. The time for holding the next fair was fixed for the week beginning September 22, next.

The great popularity of Ayer's Pills as a catharic is due no less to their promptness and eflicacy than to their coating of sugar and freedom from injurious effects. Children take them readily. See Ayer's Almanac for this year just out.

Effort will be made to locate the new supreme court building two squares north of the congressional library building.

The Excitement Not Over The rush on the druggists still continues and daily scores of people call for Kemp's balsam for the throat and lungB for the cure of coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma and consumption. Kemp's balsam, the standard family remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never fails to give entire satisfaction. Price 50c and 91. Trial size free. N-17-eow-ly

A Woman's Discovery.

"Another wonderful discoTery lias been made aud that too by a lady of this country. Diseane fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest test, but her vital organs were uuderinined and death seemed imminent. Tor three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's new discovery for consumption aud was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Tl^us write W. C. Haimnick & Co., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a trial bottle at Nye & Co's., drug store.

Jay Gould predicts that 1890 will be a booming year to railroads.

Loose's Red Clover Pill Remedy is a positive specific for all forms of the disease Blind, bleeding, itching ulcerated, and portruding piles.—Price 50c, For sale by Lew Fisher. F-23-ly

English Spavin Linament removes all Hard, Soft or CallotiBed Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring—bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. SaveJfBO by use of one boottle. Warranted. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville, Ind. Jan 4-ly

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

Letter From Washingtou.

VASCOUVKR, WASHINGTON, JAN. 6, 1890. Mr. E.Htor: My friends back in Hoosierdom may have some curiosity almut this country, so, after a sileuce of about a year. I open up my storehouse of knowledge and give them a peep at some of its contents.

I suppose they all know that Vancouver is on the Columbia river, in Washington, and just six miles south of Portland, Oregon, •which is on the Willamette river, ten miles above the junction of the two streams.

Ever since coming west, I have sung praises of the mild climate iu this region. Two summers and one winter convinced mo it was seldom hot and never cold. Why, iu December there were ripe raspberries and strawberry plants were blooming.

:But

now

all is chaugi'd, Christinas was warm as a morning in May. New Year saw six inches of mow and the ground froze solid. Rumors were ailoat that ice iu the upper Columbia had broken up and was coming down stream. The morning of the third, our steam boats and steam ferry had disappeared in search of safety in the Willamette, and the Columbia was blockaded with ice.

Vaucouver depends on steamers and a steam ferry that makes connection with the Portland and Vancouver R. R. for communication with the optside world. At one blow our two lines were closed and no mail could come or go.

The next morning a steamer came out of the Willamette and crossed to the Washington side. It was there met by wagons that had goue down six miles to meet it. Mail was put on board and the steamer departed. The Washiucton shore became ice-bound and once more communications were cut otT.

Saturday evening four daring fellows crossed the river on the ice and brought the mail across on'a hand sled. It was a sight to watch the dozens of eager persons crowding the post otflce while the clerks distributed the four^day's mail.

Yesterday was a beauty. The Sun shown brightly, but the air was cold. The blocked ice had frozen solid aud in some places was smooth as glass. At least a hundred people were on the river running, coastiug%nH Bkating. I had no skates, but took a run of about live miles on the ice. I crossed over to the lee of Sham's island where two of the Eiwell boys and some other fellows were skating.

Just before I got there, a little tragedy occurred. Two fellows uamed Pane and Morris were leading a race when the ice gave way and Morris went in. Pane got excited, and, iu trying to help Morris out, broke iu. Tbe other fellows were two hundred yards away. All made a rush for the shore for something to throw to the boy in the water. Perl went to the rescue and Robert Eiwell went for two small sticks near the bank. It was the work of a minute and they reached the scene of the accident. Robert got his man out, but the other fellow was swept under the ice holding like grim death to the stick in Perl Elwood's hand. Robert laid down on the ice and caught Perl's feet, another fellow came up and the tbree stretched upon the ice succeeded in bracing themselves while Paul pulled himself out. They were a half mile from towu, away they went like a Hash for the shore where they were relieved of their skates, giveu dry over coats and started for home. Paul was "out of his head" and cannot now remember a thing on the way home. He came to himself in a warm room, almost frozen to death and with his cloths frozen stiff. Except a slightly frozen foot which Paul carries with "nun as a reminder «f the occasion, they are none the worse for their cold bath. gjAfter returning to the Washingtou side, I accompanied a crowd over two inilesof ice to the P. & V. lauding, then went down stream a mile and crossed over to Vancouver, making a trip of four aud one-half miles. This is a feat of which I little dreamed I would ever perform as it seems impossible for so swift a stream as the Columbia to ever be frozen ever.

There are mountains on every side of us glittering with coatings of ice. The fir forests are leaden with snow, the ground is covered to the deptli of eight inches aud eleighing is all the rage.

The temperature is about 38 degrees above zero and all morning a feathery shower was fall. If I cannot say it is wanner weather I can truly say it is most tbe delightful winter weather I have ever seen. The thermometer has never fallen to zero yet.

Wagons will cross on the ice to-day, aud, uutill the breakup, we will receive rcj, I mails.

We anticipate lively times iu real estate before spring as our town is becoming known aud the natural location is good. Three times more laud was sold in 188(.t tbau had been for ten years before.

John H. Eiwell is our new county clerk. He is a successful officer and gives good satisfaction. What is the matter with CrawfordsvilieV John B. Allen, John L. Wilson, John H, Elwell! If my name was John!

-IUL,1 HARRY N. STOCKTON.

A tunuel is to lie built tinder Lake Erie at Cleveland it will be 7J4 feet iu diameter.

Mexico is coming up banks are starting, crops are good, foreign commerce is iucreasing.

The Shenango Valley iron men propose to combine and erect an immense steel mil).

Reading has a silent barber who haB a large number of customers. He is deaf aud dumb.

A spring of petroleum discovered in Wisconsin iron range has beeu tested aud proved genuine. f.

PERCHERON HORSES!

SAVAGE 6a E* ISLAND nOHE STOCK FARM, Grosso Isle, Wayus County, .MichiganAbout 200 pure-btfd animnla on hand. Prices reasonable: Hornet guar&uiecd ureedeft. Large CAtAloguo with liUtory of tin*

Beautifully formed high-stepplnp St»lllona and Mnres. superb action, broil under the patronage of tho French Government. For catalogue aud history of the breed address

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The Readers of the Review should remember that

GASH 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

OOFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, CANNED GOODS.

All First-class Goods desired or loIn found in uny Kuliahle House. Farmers can always obtnin top-mnrket prices for their produce at CASH "FllY'S. Fu-sh Oysters on hand every day. Come iu wlien you are needing groceries aud see aim

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A railroad projected by the Russian government through Siberia. It will be 4.000 miles long.

Railroad companies are ordering all the freight cars they can get car-builders to take contracts for.

Ii is a little early to sound tlie alarm, but Canada's chief Quarantine officer expects cholera next Beason.

Money and tuste can make an impression, Vice-President Morton is the best dressed man in Washington. t-

Some Lynn boot and shoe manufacturers are looking up sites in Norfork, Ya., and elsewhere in the south.

It regulates the bowels, cures diarrhoea, dysentery, and wind colic in fact Dr. Bull's baby syrup acts promptly and^effectually in all cases.

Invairably in advance. Address, INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, Indianapolis, Ind.

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We want an active Agent in every Township in W it I

Abstracts of Title.

Having secured the services of Win. II. 'Webster, lato of tho Arm of Johnson ifc Webster, abstractors of title, I inn prepared to furnish upon short not ice lull and complete Abstracts of Title to all lauds in Montgomery county. Indiana, at reasonable prices. Deeds and mortgages carefully executed. Call at, Recorder's oflice. OSly

THOS/^T. MUNHALL.

Lumber at Reduced Prices.

Conn: and nd get prices before lmvln save money.

Pine, Cedar and Cypress

ugies. all at a big redection. Jos.

ISINFOHD

•213 South Washington Street.

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 iA {. 'i-

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cured me. My friends now say: "Jake, you were cured quicker than anybody.1' I say, get a bottle at Lew Fisher's drug store and try it yourself. Rheumatism can't stay when you use it. To all my friends I would say use GUCOLOID tor rheumatism.

JAKE LUTZ.

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Moffettr ilorpij Go.

The Great English Prescription^ A successful Medicine used oyer SO years in thousands of oases.

Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervotu, Weakness, Emiuiom, Impotence. and all diseases caused by abuse,' indiRcretion, or orer-exertion. [ArrMQ Six packages Guaranteed to Cure when cut others Fail. Ask your Druggist for The Great Emgllali Prescription, take DO substitute. One paekaf* $1. Six $5, bv mail. Write for Pamphlet. Addreas Eureka Cheinlcml Co., Detroit, Sllctte

FOKSAI.K J1Y LEW FISHIiK.

.CAUTION?

caution the public and smokers ot cigars, in freneral, 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 Kosiis, and are intended to deceive the public, and that none are genuine unless each and every box bears my name on the inside, anil this notice on the outside ol' the boxes with my signature.

CHP PIEIIZER.

Con Cunningham Is selling overcoats at a tf

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MASON & HAMLIN

ORGAN AND PIANO CO.

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Contains a five ocluve. Nine*: Stop Action, furnished in a large anil handsome case of solid black walnut. Price S!IH, cash: al.so sold on the Easy Hire System at $12.37 per quarter, for ten quarters, when organ becomes the property of person hirint'.

I The .Mason & Hamlin

MAJsON I "Stringer," invented and piitI ented by Mason .V llnmlin iu ifc I 18fti, is used in the Mason Jfc •j IIamliu pianos exclusively. Re11AML1N I niarkahlo refinement ol tone s3.v=! and phenomenal capacity to PIANOS mms I stand in tune charactin/.e these instruments.

POPU LA 11 STYLES OK ORGANS AT tf'ia, $32 50,: St'iO, £78, S!6 AND UP

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Organs anil Pianos sold lor (.'ash, Easy Payment and Runted. Catalogues lree.

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For Internal and External Use.

W, Forsha's Alterative -Balm.

A balm for every wound. This balm is ii fiositive Kemover of I'liins, Swell'ui'B und lnfliimutiUion it is reliable liualer—a wonderful curative medicine A single tri-il will convince tbe eufleriuij that KorHlm'H I'.lam lias no equal. It .vou liave been ailinj lor yearn, you should try this Balm at once. It never faile to pive instant relief and effect permanent cure. Uccd both internally and externally, and is a sovereign remedy. Price 50 cents and 81.

IR. A. M. DEMTON SOI.K TltOl*. Laboratory, Cincinnati, O. Sold by drugyiets

Good Morning!

"Have you been to Ensminger & Seawnght's Grocery lately. I tell you they are bustlers, they do business on business principles. They buy their goods very close and give their customers the benefit of close buying, they haudle the best line of goodB I know of and keep their stock arranged so as to attract attention, and treat all customers alike aud I tell you they are coming right to the front. 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 freBh produce when they want it, and that's a nice thing itself. They appreciate any person's trade and do all In their power to please them. If I was located iu or near Crawfordsville I would certainly do my trading with those hoys." The nhnve conversation was over heard and we offer it to the people of Montgomery county to investigate and report. You will find this Grocery at

Ensminger^ Seawright.

Main Street opposite Court House, Lynn's stand.

PENSIONS.

New Law, new Hillings Every soldier or soldier's widow should send to tho Old Established Claim Agency of I'. II. FITZGERALl) and act ills 13-]:igo pamphlet on on War Claims, mailed free. No 68M East Market etreet.

P. II. FlTZGCIiALD, ludlanyolie, Ind.