Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 February 1890 — Page 8
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FITS, EPILEPSY or TAIXING SICKNESS,
A life-long study. I WARRANT my remedy to CURB the worst" cnscs. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send atonco for treatise and a FREBBOTTLB of my INFALLIBLE REMEDY. Give Express and Post Office. It costs you nothing for a trial, and it will cure you. Address H.C. ROOT, M.CM 183 PEARLST., NEWYORK
TO WEAK WEN
Suffering from the effects of youthful errors, decay, wasting we&kneaH, loBt manhood, etc.,Iearly
ALE OF HEAL KSTATK. I& Komv is h'Ti'hy fjiven that l»y vn tu of ail order of the Mont^omi'ry ounty noun Loui tli** undorsiKUi-d. udiiiini£»lialor of tin* e^uit.* of .lamt'S U. Wiav. will olT.'r for »al.-at auction, on the pn-nitM^. tv\o ami one-half nul( KOUlh of Crawfonlsvilli'. imliana. on
Tilt'HSDAY. FEIiliUAHV 'JO. 1S1I0. at 10 oVlCK-k. a. m.. tlv undiviili-d two-thirds of th^ following dp.soribi'il laud of Mild (letvdtnt III Montgomery county. Imliana. to-»it: 'lliewft half of tin* Houth.'ast qiiai t-'r of section wt'H'iitPen. township I'lghti'fii north, raiigo fourwt^t. oontaining eighty acres.
TKBMS: One-third cash the residue In equal payments at six and twelve mouth.-, with notes ut'six per cent., interest, with approved security, waiving valuation or appraisement laws.
HARVBY A. WILKINSON, Administrator. The widows undivided one-third interest in Said tract of land will beoiTeicd for sale at tb same tune and place.
K. M. DICK. Attorney.
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Bubber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably tight, will often slip off the feet. To remedy this evil the
"COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO.
offer a shoe with tho Inside of tho heel lined with rubber. This clings to the shoe and prevents thfrRubber from slipping off.
Call for tl»o Colchentcr"
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS1 and you can walk, run or jums'ln them.
English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard Soft or Calloused Lumps and lllemislieB from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Sti'les, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save ?50 by use of one bottle, "Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by I)r. E. Detchon, drug' gist, Crawfordsville, lud.
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 Bale by Lew Fisher.
NEW ROSS.
A tZ! flit (kill nf Slcklit'SS. There art' four mole week*. or si'hool.
iimcr iiraves liiss returned to out town. 'llic sinj iiisclii-ol is pi gie^-iiHrnicelj.
Miss Hattie McYcv IS better at tins writing. Thel. o, is coins it uiainl work bete.
1\ M. Brown at.d William Burroughs are sick. T. T. Munhall has sold liis stock of hardware.
Carrie McLaughlin is giving instructions iu
music. Lina Sanforil lias been visiting friends at Lebanon.
Rev. l'lnnki'tt will preach beie tins evening and to-morrow. our Sabbath schools aie moving along nu't'ly under ttie snpei inteudeney of Messrs. Brown and Morrison.
MK gSallie Williamson, who has been visiting relatives near here, lias returned to her home at Indianapolis.
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More mud. Thejnew lindgc is completed.
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James Stuart, jr., was here oti Monda\.fifes Mike I.aue is l.u.ving'the walnut trees in this vicinitv
Morton jskagus and lia Eowt ii taik of going to Illinois soon. Sam 'Nale, of New town on Mondaj.
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The County Superuitendent school on Monday. J. i. Johnson and \V. C. Loop were Cr.u\fordsville on Tuesday. e'''
A man with a patent washing niachine~was our town th^ first of the week. John Yanarsdaii, who has been wrestling ith the la grippe, is now able to walk the streets again.
Mr. Spicer, of the Indianapolis maliiable iron works, visited his father-in-law, l)r,
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Bend a valuable trcaliRO (sealed containing full partieulirsfor home euro, FREE0' charge. A splendid medical work should DO read by every ynan vho is nervous and debilitated. Address, Prof. F. C. FOWLER, IMoodut), Conn,
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Kev. McKenzie returned home Monday with grippe, but the meeting will continue,„ith Rov. Northeutt in chaige.
Thos. Lockridge has gone to Diiinille, III., where he will keep a livery and feed stable. J.Harris went with bun but he (Harris) ill be back by bundaj.
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So far there have been five accessions to the Christian church, oue by letter and four by faith, who were baptized Tuesday. They ere fellowshipped in church at night,
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HannibaltFinch was here Tuesday^y Miss Lula Millner visited here Tuesday. Yes. Colemau, of Mace, is working for Hall.
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Plantation Fine Cut, the best tobacco in the market for the money at Win. Hardee's store. Green Btreet, between telegraph aad express office.
Darter's Fancy Patent Flour is manufactured at Fargo, North Dakota, and is undoubted' the fineBt flour ever brought to this county,
Farm for Sale.
(i. W. Paul will sell his fartn of 2% acres one-ralle-and-a-half north of Crawfordsville free gravel road, at a very low price. The larm is in good repair, new buildings, good water, over 4,000 rods of tile ditching. Will perfect title. A bargain for any one wish to invest in a farm. Call and see it.
Have you seen tbe 5-A Fivo Mile Horse Blanket? If not, why not? If you have a horse you need it. N 80 8t.
San Francisco buildiug tradeB workers have decided to insist on an eight-hour day next May.
Chief Justice Fuller's old tin sign is still tacked to the staircase leading to bis old office in Chicago.
Dr. Bull's baby syrup contains nothing injurious and will relieve your baby of pain and all disorders of tbe bowels at once. Price 25 cents.
Oliver's steel plows can't be beat. Sold onJy by Tinsley & Martin's.
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Rev. Ross is holding protracted meeting at Kingsley. Albert Rhoads will move into theHurd property soon.
A. I. Kellisou and family visited James Millner, Sunday. W. J. Lynch repaired the stoves at the church Saturday.
George Watson, of Boone count), moved into J. y. Hall's house Tuesday. W. G. Hutchings, T. W. Sutton, R. H. Virts and Enos 0'Conner are victims of la grippe.
S. A. Trout bought a span of mules last week to replace his match team recently sold. Miss Kleenian, teacher at No. 7, lias resigned her school, and a Danville student has takeu her place.
Question for discussion at our next literary: Resolved, that man is the architect and builder of his own fortune.
Joseph Wheeler has iu his possemion seven petrified apples, found at a depth of eighteen feet, where he was excavating for a well.
The Willow Grove scribe is a bag of wind tied up with egotism, and his British bull dog is a cowardly puppy, that is always growling but afraid to bite. If he debates against our literary Bociety there will be a British bull dog hide for sale. Ho you hear?
CHERRY GROVE.
Mr. Carney Bold his hogs to D. L. Trout this week. La grippe aud mud go hard with the people.
The spelling school at Goben's was a success. Mr. Thompson sold his pigs to D. L. Trout last week.
John Campbell and Charley Murdock are on the sick liBt,
James B. Campbell will remain on the farm of Mr. Tomlinson. William Murdock and Mrs. Nolan called on Mrs. Russel on Monday.
Uncle Billy Goben, the log hauler, has purchased the Wilhite mules.
Joe White, of Linden, was here this week, looking after young horses. E. P. Washburn and wife took dinner with S. H. D. Thompson, Tuesday.
We noticed the absence of the Hog Heaven letter but, did not miss the news. Billy Tomlinson says the roads are good after he get to them. We pity the horse.
Frank Nolan, who has been sick, took dinner with Miss Minnie Murdock on Sunday. Rev. Quilian, assisted by Brother Maxwell and wife, held meeting at Mouut Pleasant last week.
Thomas Carroll, of Henton county, was called here by the illness of his uncle, Michael Carroll.
The Superintendent visited the schools of this place. We were all well pleased with his speeches.
The wood-choppers of this place cannot chop with the Hog Heaveners, but they will do nice work and cannot be beaten.
Lost, strayed or stolen.—A woman and two children last week. The finder will be rewarded by returning them to John A. Nolan Bring back the children and you can bare the woman for your reward.
THE CHAW FORDSV1LLE WEEKLY REVIEW
25 Mack fur liuil'ls at only 5Hc. Mack nionkev niufl's worth S2.50 for 81.OH.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed underwear 50c quality, only 21c. Zephers, all colors, only 5c.
Ladies' .Werina vests and pants 50c quality. nly 30c each. 1 paekaffc envelopes, only 4c. 21 sheets good quality paper, only 5c. 35 dozen kid gloves, all colors, only -12c. our 75c quality.
SHIL0H.
Mrs. Lon Young is very sick at this writing. George Warren is sawing a house pattern for Thomas Wilson.
To-morrow at half-past ten is ..Rev. Snyder's regular appointment here,
Vint Smith will bo candidate for Sheriff before the next democratic convention. Who said the Hog Heaven scribe was dead? We suppose the place was named for the said scribe.
Heury Chadwick has sold his meat market to Win. Kerry and is now staying part of the time at Mr. McCormick's. fa--4x &
Will Smith has traded his land here for a grocery at Sinartsburg. Will moved last week, and Lige Zackery will move where Will lived.
Crawfordsville iiVeils hitching racks aad needs tliein badly. The Business Mens' Association could do nothing to accommodate the farmer moro than make this improvement.
On Halloween the young people from here masked and called on Joe Faust, but Joe not knowing what Halloween meant, and having read the latest doings of the White Caps, told them "to turn their faces and go," which they did in the latest style. When Joe found who it was aud their business he agreed to treat the crowd, aud did., a^fe.w: .eyeniugs, ago.wlth ,an elegant supper.
YANKEETOWN.
SV. J. Rhoads killed a beef last week. •i~ Row Trout is the best milk boy in the counr
ty.
Stephen Tillet is the champion wood chopper. The game of five-hundred is the rage at this school.
Mrs. Lottie Strawdman is visiting at Craw" fordsville. There are but one more week .of.school at this place.
Miss Myrtle Craig visited Mr. Hannibal Trout Sunday. Bob Craig and Stephen Tillet, were trading cows last week. s^.
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A young gentleman of this place lost his overshoes the other night. S. A. Trout has sold his match team and purchased a team of mules.
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Mr. David Fullenwider is chopping wood on the Charles Crawford place. David Crowder is the best hand in the country. He werks rain or shine, IK
A. D. Kellison is reporter for the great cotnic paper—Darlington Echo.
Clarence Peternian who lives near Gravel Run is the champion com thrower at theliteraries. a'JsV,
A couple of gentlemen while coming to the Flat Creek literary the other night were fired upon from ambush, but no one was hurt,
A scrapping match took place at the spelling match at Flat Creek the other night I Clyde Morris and Brenton Engal. It result' in favor of Morris, who in the 5th round, hit Engal in the jaw and put him to sleep.
ROUND HILL,
Muddy weather.
News are scarce. Ida Jones ate dinner with her sister on last Sunday.
Minnie Henderson is quite sick with the la grippe.
Mrs. Ella Tumelson spent last Thursday with her mother. Harry Smith will work for Sherman Mc Clauirock this winter.
Henry Clevenger and family spent last Sun day evening with her mother. Charlie Kellison spent last Thursday with relatives near New Richmond.
Meeting closed Sunday night at Mount Pleasant without any converts.
May McClamrock :ipent last Wednesday with friendB at New Richmond.
William Wilson attended church at New Richmond on last Sunday night.
Martha Hanna spent last Wednesday night with her brother at Crawfordsville. Milo Tumelson m«t with an accident on last Wednesday by a horse kicking him on the right shoulder.
Lizzie Eshleman returned to her home on last Saturday morning after an extended visit with her sister.
The Goben boys have gone back to their batchiug place where they will commence hauling logB again.
Oscar Taylor will start in two weeks for Kansas City where he expects to make his future home. His many friends wish hhn well.
The young men of this community can be seen on the roads night and day going to and from New Richmond to the Y. M. C. A. and to the sparing matches.
Clover and timothy seed, pnre and fresh, at Tinsley & Martin's.
We've Got Them Run
5 dozen
So far this January we have more than doubled our sales of the same month last year, and why? fterause the people of this "i bargain sales, and know when quote a price that we always have the uoods for them. WE STARTED TIIIC I!RF. D'hei's he out done we will put the knife still deeper into every article in our store.
innelett shirts, only 10c,
worth :S5c. Remnants of price.
embroideries at half
Calicos same as last week, 5e for choice of all kinds, including black and indigo blue.
Lonsdale muslin only P}.c per yard. I lope muslin only (e per yard." Hosiery at cost. Rlankets at less than cost. All linen Crash, 1c per yard.
You. can buy goods of us cheaper than the same goods can he bought for at any other store in this city. Please call and «t
NEW RICHMOND,
The grippe has taken hold of some of our people.
The railroad will build a switch north of the elevator.
The line weather is good for those who burn coal. Farm hands are hiring out at $13 to §22 per month.
Thomas Foster is on the sick list, and is reported quite bad.
James Kincaid had a call to set on the jury at Crawfordsville last week.
Howard Dewey gets mail in a peculiar way. Ask Howard how he gets it. Stephen Ross aud John Scliupell did legal busiuess in Frankfort, this week.
There are more REVIEWS coining to this place than any other county paper.
Protracted meeting at the M. E. church iu this place with several new additions.
Wm. Campbell has a dog that will spar and kuock tho wind bag with the best of them. Some of our muscled boys are raising money to buy a punch bag to exercise their muscles n.^
J. -5-ilMfSISilpFiS The political pot is beginning to" boil. Who will be,ouiuiext trustee very nearly answers itseir.
Doug Bunnel bought the pea nut ranch of F. M. Perkins and will hold fortii at that place iu the future.
James Dewey will move his goods to Tippecanoe county. Jim will swell the democracy oue vote in that county.
Several of the sporting fraternity called here duriug the Corey exhibition, and were well pleased with Ed, as a knocker.
Thomas Wallace has taken the REVIEW for near fifty years and never missed a copy. How is that for taking a paper.
Mrs. Mattie Edwards aud daughter, who have been visiting here, will return home to Kansas the latter part of the week. i,'
It took fifteen boysjau men 10 get one unruly cow to the right road last Tuesday. She did like the idea of going to the bologna chopI'er.
Cbas. Kirk informed yonr scribe that lie would open up the price of corn at 21 and 22 cents per bushel. If he does look out for good times and plenty of money.
When the report came here that Mr. Paul was going to leave Crawfordsville, some of the people here who did busiuess with him were sorry to hear of him leaving.
Ed. Corey, the prize slugger, was with the boys here this week, and taught them how to hit the bag. Ho had some apt scholars and some, pel haps, who can strike as hard as Ed. can.
John Wiugate would like to have an office in the court house. Never mind, John, tho democrats will have something to say about that. Do not build your house on a saud hill. If you remember the scripture speaks about the foolish man.
Quite an amount of talk is being indulged in pro and con as to the Rev. Pettit's guilt. The general opinion is that lie is guilty. Some of the boys would like to kuow who some of the sisters are that liked to have their bauds squeezed by Mr. Pettit.
Lou Garett, the mair 'who Btole two cans of oysters from W. W- Washburu's store last winter, and was sent to the penitentiary, paid our town a visit this week. Lou is as dry as ever, and takes all the spare dimes he can get to wet his whistle with.
To our esteemed scribe, of Darlington, we will say that one year ago to-day, the elevator here was shipping from seren to eight cars of corn per day, and teams forty in a line have
Wool,
Our TV, 4t inch Henrietta, all all colors, only 55 cents per yard. Our a'.ic all wool tricot cloth, •i5c per yard.
A splendid half bleeehed tabC damask. 5:5 inches wide. 50c. worth S5c. All-wool Underware at less than cost.
A3E LBVIITSOIT.
were good and money plenty. We will avereight car loads a week now, consequently we have very bad times among the merchants,
LADOGA.
Panther drive at Bainbrldge Thursday. The Midland paid off its men for the work in October, one day last week.
Mr. Franklin, the agent at the Mouoii office, is a very accommodating and efficient agent. The Midland has a new man in its office.
Willie Parker, sou of John M. and Mary Parker, died last week of heart trouble, aged Funeral services by Elder Joel Ridge.
La Erippe has been a great encouragement to the pint flask trade, at the1drug stores, for medicine taken as a preventative as well as a cure
Democratic township meeting is called for Saturday at 2 p. in. to elect two township committeeman for County Central Committee from this township. f?
Mrs. S. F. Ash by, who at one time was thought not possibly able to live long, is fast recovering, and hopes are entertained of her being about as ever.
The irrepressible cow is still at large on the streets, and will be till after the May election, playing havoc with country wagons, yards, gates and sidewalks.
The boom and interest taken in favor of Hon. J. F. Harney for Judge is still increasing. All the world aud the balance of mankind down this way are for liiin.
Mary Keho died Wednesday morning after a long struggle with consumption. She was a bright girl, well thought of, and a good school teacher for one of her age.
Louise, the infant daughter of Prof. Warfel, was buried Monday evening. The fuueral was conducted by Rev. Carson, of the Presbyterian church. Cause, whooping cough.
J. M. Harsh barger has not yet returned from Washington City, where he aud Mrs. Harshbarger have been spendiug a month on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. E. V. Brookshire.
Monday morning an itinerant patent medicine man interested the country visitors and small boys on the streets in favor of Colorado Cactus Cream. Several cures effected but sales moderate.
Dr. Wilson uud I. N. Hays had a tussle in the Montgomery circuit court Tuesday over the value of a doctor's bill—its legality and morality. Case attended to by Messrs. White and Coppage and Hon. J. F. Harney. Settled, Hays paid $30.
Sam Layman and son, of Whitesville. once or twice or a week visit our town in the poultry trade. Hucksters of this kind are useful
been seen waiting to unload. Then times to those who have something in that line to
C. L. HOST
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JEWELER & OPTICIAN,
Will be found at 207 eabt Main street, with a complete stock of
Watches, Clocks. Diamonds and Jewelry
Of every description. Also a full [ine of Knives, Forks, and Spoons, etc complete stock of Silver and Silver•W& Plated Ware. 1 have the only eomplete set of trial lenses for fitting the eyes with Spectacles in the city, no charge for examination. Bring your Watches, Clocks and Tewelry for repairs and none but^ first-class workman will regair them for your. Mr. Emil "Kernel, the reliable Watch-
Maker of the former firm of Rost & Otto, is now with me
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:{5 dozen towels at Cloaks at any ,n and lit you.
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Princess cloth for Tea Gowns and rappers, only S'^c per yard. 25 dozen all linen liuck towels lar"v size, only l()e worth 2D.
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Esq. John H. Talbot! has been off dutv for a few dajs with la grippe, but is out again and ready for busiuess.
Demore8t contest Friday evening at the Christian church. Quite an interest is taken in it by the young people.
Sally Fullen stayed in the post office Thursday, filling the place of Lillie Overstreet who was off with the grippe.
Wall Foster, our amiable and efficient trustee, will be a candidate for that office again. Wall has made a good trustee.
Dau Stamp's new portico, built by George Davis is about completed, will add much to comfort aud beauty of his residence.
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Millinery good* ('hoiee of an :it house for loc. ur guarant' eu ill wide -SI.75
siii.'sl u'iveu away "i:11iii •I hat in our
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Our 81 .M5 Iilack sj| ta: only 81c per vard
Our.31.00 broad vard.
lot.li, only 55c per
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sell. Competition having it all his own
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local trader from
•Fur.-! Furs! Furs!
I am now buying furs, ail kinds marketable and will pay the highest market price at inv harness shop, i.*!2 \Ve«t Main street. 4t KOKOli AIIHAHA.MS.
"hipped two car loads of :t t„ Dirter \v
ditch tile to Pawnee, over iiie Midland, Monday.
Newton Thompson, of Crawfordsville, visited our drug stores iu the interest of medicine this week.
Frank Dix's case for damages against the Midland is set for Friday, the 31st, in the circuit court. \4' I
pays fancy prices.
choice white corn Market street. He
A Lady's Perfect Companion. Our new book by Dr. .John li. Dye, one of New York's most skillful physicians, shows that pain is not necessary in childbirth, but results from causes easily understood aud overcome. It clearly proves that any woman may become a mother without suf Vriii^ :aiy pain whatever. It also tells how to overcome and prevent morning sickness and the many other evils attending pergnancy. It is highly endorsed by physicians everywhere as the wife's true companion. Cut this out: it will save you great pain, and possibly your life. Send twocent stamp for descriptive circulars, testimonials, and confidential letter sent in sealed envelope. Address FRANK THOMAS Co., Publishers, Baltimore, Md. N-30-.'!ni.
Steady employment, on salary, is offered ill another column by E. C. Pierson it Co. 3w
Loose's Red Clover Pills Cure Sick. Headach. dyspepsia indigestion, constipation. 25c, per box, 5 boxes for $1. For sale bv Lew Fisher* F-23-ly
The farmers, in their swamps, we're sure. Could find tho roots and plants that cure, If, by their knowledge they only knew For just the disease each turn grew. Take courage now, and "Swamp-Root" try, (for kidney, liver and bladder complaints) As on this remedy you can rel.v.
For sale by Lew Fisher,
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The best thing on earth is Gates' Blended Javaeoffee. A271v
If you have numbness in arm or limbs, heart skips, bents, 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.
Five hundred barrels of O. K. flour for sale at Darter's exchange below all competition.
Consumption Surely Cured. To TUB EDITOIC.—Ploaso inform your readers that I havo a positive remedy for tho above-named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases haro been permanently cured. I shall bo glad to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who havo consumption if thoy will send me their Express and P. O. addresB. Respectfully, T. A. SLOCU1I, 21. C., 181 Pearl St, N. Y.
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