Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 March 1890 — Page 8

WE/ffW

p?P8iCE CREAM |AKING tamER

lis superior si-.'i'tcive homes tonnnro ..hint tt usee by the Uniti 11 ^t Uy the hewls oi the i" Strongest. Ptnv-t inrd iiii' Oreani Hiking I'owili-r 1 nin, l,nn« or Alum. 1MMCE l'.AKINO.

fven million* wf a oentory. It if tV' rsiim-iil Kntlor? it

I'lvvo'VitH'S :is tlu: 11I-.-I• Hit»il. Dr Price'not foiiti'.i:: Antiiioin la*". UWUEK

KEff YOUK. CHIC

T.OrlK.

To the Public

/urchas.

Having

stock of groceries same to the con block, corner iPike streets. 1 will be pleased to meet all my old friends and patrons. I will continue to keep up with the procession in smple and fancy gro-! ceries while my prices will be in keeping with the times. Farmers, 1 want your produce and will do as well by you as anv one it the cit\. When in the city don't lortjet to call whether you want to buy or not. Rctm-m'sei the plar\ loel block.

Washington and

?s 'v,~

JOHN DUCKWORTH.

v—It vou want to sell—%

Oats. Rye. May or Clover Seed, for highest market prices call on Reynold's. 1 also keep a full iine of the best family Flours. Corn meal, lor sale or sale cr exchange, and all kinds of mill feel. A full iine of Garden and Field seed", at prices beyond competition, Yours Truly,

A. E. R(!fuolds

NEW LOCATION,

$gfj$

NEW GOODS and

LOWER PRICES.

Tomlmson Co. having purchased the John l.rowu groceiy store, jnd added many new goods invite the city and'country Iriends of the old house to call around at their new location, 113 East Market street., will quote low prices on i"

SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUR

And o'her household necessities.

Yv'e will give you the best prices tor any country produce you mav have to sell, and invite vou to come in and

inspect. I

TOMLINSON & CO.,

1 1 3 a S

I CURE

Whorl I pay CmiB I do not mean merely to Ptop them lor a time, and then have tUem ro« turn again. I MEAN A KADICAli CUHb. 1 havo made the disease of

FITS, EPIIiEPSY" or

FALLING- SICKNESS,

A life-long study. I WARRANT my remedy to CORE the worst cases. Because otherB navo failed is no reason for not uow receiving a cure. Send at once for a treatise and a FREE JJOTTLB of ray INFALLIBLE KEMKDY. Give Express and Post Office. It costs you nothing lor a trial, and it will cure you. Address H.C. ROOT, Nl .C„ 183 PEARLST.. NEW YORK

SALESMEN WANTED imV.iy eholr Nursery .Stock. Host bpccialtios. No rxporionoo nnc38«ary. Special advantages to ^bpfflnners. Extra inducements. Pay weekly.

Situation permanent, liost t(»rjns. Best outfl. fro» Wo guarantee what we advertise. Addross, atonco, Glen Jiros.. Nurnoryinoh, Kochoster, Y. (This houso is reliablo.)

Plantation Fine Cut, tbe best tobacco in the market for tbe money at Win. Hardee's store, Green street, between telegraph aad express

offloe.

were, highly entertained.

A I t'j

SOAr FACTORY.

,V. M. (ialloway, If Wiii^He, was in our vicinity.

Mis. Ijaiit I.nnn is very low with a relapse of tiio grip.

Will Murdoclt, of Ohcrry (Irove,_.w working for Charley Walters.

Charley Francis will WOIKS for Kirli Kdward

during Ihe summer.

Kill Kdw.a-.is is liimlin^r bolls to Henry Altrey's Heading factoiv.

Henry Walters is Wauling logs from Cherry (irove l.o the Sperry mill.

James Henderson and son, Tommy, of Round Hill, were in our vicinity Saturday.

SHILOH.

lirirn to ("has. Warren and wife, a hoy.

One of Ora Seller's horses died last week.

Torn Harlow's brother has moved «n Tom's rami.

1'ranU Smith lias been hauling heading for

Alfrey. .lim /ickary eomnienced working for Will

Harp to-day.

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Will 5n t,ikes cha.ee ofiiif fiitirrr's dairy

on the 1st of March.

The country peop.e thank the !. ?il. A. for

procuring hitching lots. ,s'

I N S Joslinj Jiminie McCormick is slay ins at .1. "P, mil removed the Kelely's in Cruwfordswile. room in

the

Joe!

To IIIorroW a

half past

Sunday in Mace.

is lte.v. Snyder

t\K\\

regular appointment at this place

H"'iry Chad wick auctioneered go Barnhavt at New iket Saturday night.

TIGER VALLF}

"MM ..... It' -Z':

John J'errv is on I he sick li-t.

Miss lora Morris visited al Mace Sunday.

S:un Linn \\ill woi foi Joe Abbott t|jiu summer.

School closed last Friday Willi a sjood enti-i-

t.iitinient. Jacoh Broach niou'd la.t I'lesdaj to the

Elliot farm.

Arbli Martin, of Jamestown, visited relatiw here last week.

(iilhert Wilson has yone into the oat bi:niness. We wish him success.

Chas. Armstromj after his sale will move into

the house vacated by John I'erry.

Einmit bice moved to 1'anviile, 111., last week. He is running a livery stable.

Win. Shanklin hail the misfortune to run a nail iu his foot and now walks 1111 a crutch.

The young folks of litis plac attended a a party at Mr. Kellison's last Monday uiulit and

»EW ROSS.

Joseph Cooper is ijuiic on rxt„

Bijah lirown was ir.anied Satnniay

J. r. Eddingfield's school has closttl.^l

I.ida (iathrijiht was married Thursday,

Ad kins was at the capital Saturday

Lincoln Webb has returned from the west, gj

Brown Uros. have sold their tints trnttiiiu

horse. The new operator has uujy^U iu,to,tbeAdkius

property.

The township declamatory contest is laid

here to-day. Win. Biirroiigh visited relatives at Shanuou-

dale Sunday.

Elder 1'lunket preaches here to-night and to-morrow night.

Charley Johnson is a graduate from the, school here this year.

John Hinely who got his leg bi i^ken some time since is improving. sa

J. Powell's sale was a great success.

talks of moving to Texas.

From this time prayer meeting will he held at the Christian church on Thursday evening.

several persons from here attended the dt ii'ctn-e meeting at Knowledge Point Satur-

iBALHINCH.

Another doctor in tow n.

More nun mid luiili w.itei.

Snsjar iiiiiliiim is 111 ftiil lil.i1-!

The urip is atiout plaji 1 out heie.

Aunt .Jane Carane is 011 the mend a^ain

I»an Iveller'H ilojf went nnd the othei d,ij,

Wlnley Whear has ijone to house keeping.

Dill Stump and wife Suiidiived at Mi.

fiee's.

'J") Hliiek 1'nr innlTs at only :'U(!. Ulack monkey inufi's worth for iM.uit.

Ladies' .Jersey Ribbed underwear "0o ipiality. only 2lc. Zepliers. idl colors, only ~e.

Ladies' Merina vests and punts ~»0t quality, illy oe each. 1 package envelopes, only lc. 2] sheets good quality paper, only -"Sc. .So do/en kid gloves, all colors, only 4\V, our Toe quality. _•£

LINDEN.

ti'ie of the hardest ra'.us of the season foil on

Monday night.^

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The moving time has como bn the Tinner aud others, as March is here.

Last Monday was a spring like day, and the frogs were out hollowing again.

for

Vint Smith is huistllng around to j:et the uo'uiuation for sheritl. W« wish him success.

Everybody Is invited to attend the*'concert at the Christian church Monday next.

I \\l re is the man that said the peaches are all killedV There will be plenty if nothing bap-

pens. Tom and John Foster will move some place soon with their mother and sister to keep bouse.

Harvey Davenport has purchased the old Squire Wilson farm, and will move on it this i,K,' spring.

I The Allen hoys now own the livery stable and are iuuuing it, J. u. Rusk lining 'o|,l out I to them.

I The bov preacher, Yohua, failed to till his aiipointinent here on last sunda.\, and l-'atbei

Elder McKinsey will preach ..Saturday aud

Maxwell preached on Minday evening.

Robert and Levi Martin a-id Mrs. B. B. Rusk I desire to express their thanks to the young I I folks and the people in general, who were so kind and good during the last sickness of their mother, Mrs. Nancy Mart

4 5.

The fellow that wan around last week that has been attempting blackmailing, will return to the lake side to stay one more term when he shows up again. He is bad medicine and penpltj should keep an eye on him. We will expose him if another attempt is made.

The old dilapidated church at this place is a shame and disgrace to the place and members, It is not safe to be inside of it, and it is liable to fall down at any time, Now there are members of this very church that, can count their wealth by the ten thousands, where there are members that have to work hard for a living that are not able to give much to build a new house to worship in yet they are willing to do I what they can. 11 is time the subject, of build1 ing a good church was being talked of.

LADOGA.

SOJ-

Frank tst, of l'linas, is visiting at I'an

Keller's.

Miss Nettie Jeinersou. is very,.6ic!v altliis writing.

Dick Hall ha I some kind of a crazy lit the other day.

H. 13. Kins and sou visited a!. J)avid Steele's over Sunday.

Milie Hall is still civmu satisfaction teaching our school.

The Slahtown literary proved failure last Saturday night.'

Protracted ini't'iini is goine on at the United Brethren church.

We need a justice of the pence and a postoflice at this place.

(•eorge Crane ami family, of Crawfordsville, vi?itod at John Steele's Sunday. Henry Neighbors and daughter Bertlia visited friends at Ladego last Saturday.

Henry Whear is going to liuild a house on ins brother Eli's place about the first of April.

John Steel has shipped two car loads of clay to the Terre Cotta Co., in the east within the last two weeks.

Jasper Hail has come baok and gone to house-keeping His wife haa been staying with her mother, wfeeso mlafl is f«f fwg.

1 ottie ullen takes music lessons at

Crawf'jrdsville.

Saturday March 1. Democratic township convention for clerk.

Mrs. liruct) Ciieening is fixing to go to Virginia to visit her friends.

A strange couple last week were married by Kev. Lanhan at his residence in this town.

He v. E. L.I.Murray, of Delphi, came down Monday to spend the week with his children.

T. A. -Woolen, wife, and son, of Denver, were Dii a visit to D. Stover's the lirstof the Week.

IIH

Some of our folks attended the seini-jvariy convention al the county seat.

(i.uig boss 011 the eiist section of the Midlaod was iionneeil and a new man put in his

•iil.ite. Aliis Liniim .\an Austin, from Kansas, 111., on a visit at her mother's. Mis. 111. Nicholson. ..

Havens Brothers have "put up a "chicken pound" till the north sale of then ciiMiuory building.

An old V. 111 liiiii'toiu:.-.' was held at the M. K. church M'.'.uitiay.t.veniiij iu honor (if \\.e-hiiigton's I'lltli tl.ij.

(ieorge t'oopi-r was at New Koss on last Nitui'ilai to see liis HICK brother, who is la)lug dangerously ill with heart trouble.

Chai ly Miller w:is taken on a writ of insanity bv Dr. Wilson to the insane hospital 011 the 21st inst, caused by sunstroke last ltli of ,Imy.

lClnier Myers is up after a pei^e of lonjr fever.

Jnlui Steel is runnintr hissaw-mill this week.

Hon. Voorliees iirooksh're's first speech iu Congress, nmde on the 12th was received by some ol our citizens 111 the ongressional UeColli,

U'iCtekLY uEViEW.

We've Got Th

So far this January we have more than doubled our sales of the ha me inomn last yctar, and v.'liv? 1! a a in a a a at a a a or W S A

be out-done we will put the knife stiil deeper inlo even- arlic'e in our st'

llaimelett shirts, only

•"i dozen llaimelett shirts, only 10c. worth HiMimanls of embroideries at halt' price.

Calicos same as last week, 5e. for elioiet! of all kinds, including black and indigo 1 1 ue.

Lonsdale muslin only (jie per yard. 1 lope muslin only Gjic per yard. I losiery at cost. lilankets at less than cost. All linen Crash, 4e per yard.

.Vou can buy goods of us cheaper than the same goods can be bought for at o'her store in this cilv

Sherman

and is now running his laundry. a hustler.

mmmMi

Hally Sutton nnd C. A, Elmore,, attended meeting at Mace Sunday night.

Bill Lynch has made more molasses than any other farmer in this section.

Jim Martin passed through our streets Sunday on his way to the land of his boyhood.

I ICvi Martin is the champion debator. He is like Willow (irove, he scares them into it.

Hally Sutton failed to come up and speak his piece because his heart failed. He will speak it after while.

Christopher Cross-cut Rlioads has been going east every Sunday. We think Chris must I have something ill view. I

You are getting cranky, Willow Grove, do you know itV You say that Flat Creek's little fisie can set on your hull dog's tail. We can put him on his nose and your dog won't bother him. "A barking dog never bites." That is flit way you are. You may wind as long as you have wind, but when you get out you can I talk nothing else.

DARLINGTON.

ler. p&i

(irandina Slinver is much better. I. E. F. Naylor will shortly move to Vinegar Hill.

Watson Raper wants to buy a good gentle pony Miss Hattie Taylor was at Frankfort oyer Sunday,

Isaac Larrick has had a terrible tiuie with the grip. George Seybold, of Wavelaud, was here last Saturday.

Dave McCalister, of Shannondale, was here Wednesday. Ask W. H. Rhore if he wants to trade his money drawer.

The Woodey brothers, of Chicago, have a music class here. Alex. Harper was here last week he wauUto he (sheriff again.

Ed McGuire, who has been near death's door, is recovering, Slinver A: Co. will soon build a new house for C. E. Thompson.

Sile Rowers will peddle machinery for W. Chambers this season. Mrs. Ewing, of Crawfordsville. was here Wednesday tm business.

Frank Guntle, of near Crawfordsville, is here visiting his many friends,

H. l\ Wheeler is painting buggies for W. H. liooher anil George Keen.

Every Democrat we see Is in favor of John I„ Goben for next auditor.

Elders Troter anil Jackman took dinner at James H11 let's last Sunday.

George Guntle will commence soon to build

a houso for Win. Honikers.

Alf Peterson has moved to Mrs. Mong's property o East Main street.

John Lee has tbe grip, and Marshal Booher is running the blacksmith shop.

Albert Cox, who has had the gripe for several days, is able to be out again.

Rev. Jackman will continue the meeting over Sunday at the Christian church.

Isaac Booher will move to Crawfordsville soon and work in the stave factory.

W. W. Chambers is agent for the Home sewing machine..and he has a large stock on

hand.

A great many of Mrs. Walter Hulet's friends are glad to know that she is able to be up

again.

Mr-t. lien Williams died at her residence Sunday morning of lung illuess. funeral occurred Tuesday at 1 p. in. Rev. J. C. Aslily ollicieted.

There was a large attendance of relatives and friends at Mrs. Manila Williams' funeral on Tuesday. She was a daughter of Hon. I.

It. Xicliolson, of this town.

YANKEETOWN.

Wheal looks green.

School closed Tuesilaj.

Roy Trout is the buss milk hoy.

W. 1. lthoades is maiketing his hay.

A. II. Caster is a dealer in line turkeys.

Frank (.'ox has opened his sugar camp.

Had colds and la grippe are all the rage.

Casper Crowder Suntlayed with Roy Trout.

W. 1 i. Hutching* has applied for a pension.

Log hauling is cutting up the roads very bad. Albert Sutton is the champion five hundred player.

There was a party at A. D. Kellison's Monday night. The Willow Grove scribe has opened his battery on Flat Greek again.

Sherman Trout has sold bis wheat and kty

A good meeting is in progress at the Christian church. Rev. Jackman is conducting the services.

Some of the farmers here have made from twenty-five to thirty gallons of maple molasses.

Try the Barton Coach Oil to oil your harness and buggies. Sold by our harness man; 25 cents a can.

The butchers have thrown up tbe sponge. They say they will be obliged to have ice

shipped here.

Charlie Vancleave, candidate for sheriff, was here last week, shaking hands and looking after his political fences.

Elmer Irons, Rev. Spond, John Hare, and Wm. Hamton all bought carts and buggies at Darlington last week.

Mr. Davenport, an elocutionist, was here last week. He will tie here again next week for the purpose of teaching a class,

Last Monday night while at singing school Ward Little's horse broke loose and ran home, demolishing the buggy but did not hurt the

horse. Who the Democrats will nominate for town ship trustee we know not but we think they could not get a more suitable man than Dr.

Ousley. Call and see our harness and buggy man if you need any tbiug in his line. He will not be undersold. Good chnin harness for $15 and a good top buggy for $5Q.

W. B. Mount has moved to town aad #ccunies the boose vacated by Taylor Hnbbard. We understand that Ur. Mont will e» a «ndldat* oa the BtfoMimn ttaket for traatM.

the pr(v! '.! THE I

^Oiir Tie, id inch 1 leiiiietta, all wool all colors, only o,j cents |:or yard. Our r»t)c all wool tricot VloMi. onlv :oc per yard.

Princ'ess cloth for Tea Clowns and "Wrappers, only H'Xe per yard. -'•"i do/.en all linen huek towels lap.size, only U)c worth 20.

A splendid half blecdied laliN* damask, inclies wide, TiOe, worth s.jc. All-woo L-nderware al less than cost.

FLAT CREEK

Lstjune M,uIm \isited_l, _\\. Sutton on Slip* day. & ir,~f 'b Angle has moved on the Wiselmrt

at:

hill.

K.-helniiai has rented the Millnor

Charles

farm.

VI'K. Cojelnan will work for*Jap Fonst this season.

C. C. and

last tlay of school.

somo linn timber this week

A. Elmore sold to Lebanon parties.

Lulu Trimble has returned lionle after an absence of three weeks,

W111. Eshlenian has been appoined administrator of the Milliter estate.

D. E. Crowder will purchase a team and turn his attention to farming.

Sherman Trout talks of going joining the Tariff Reform Club. He is a new convert.

Our district can boast of more literary taleut in its school than any in the township.

About 75 persons attended the young folks social at A. D. Kellison's Monday night.

Misses Mollio and Lucy Wallace, of New Richmond, visited their sister here this week.

The teacher of No. ti dismissed school Tuesday to give all a chance to attend the iast day here.

S. A. Trout anil C. A. Elmore are at work 011 an improved incubator to be used by them in partnership.

Miss Mollie Wallace's rbiidition of "The Bower of Song" was pronounced good by visitos at our literary.

Roy Trout aud Carper Crowder are mascots iu a comedy as was shown by their rendition of "The Way to Windham.",,

The debate on the tariff Question at the literary Tuesday night resulted in a complete victory for the tariff refoi niei«. '$1

1*?

C. A. Elmore received a grand encore las Tuesday night. His song, entitled, "When the Robius Nest Again," was well rendered.

Question for discussion at our literary next Tuesday evening: Resolved, "That war has caused more misery to the human race than religion."

Col. John Lee, Maurice and W. H. Thompson, J. M. Sellar, and Senator Mount are all ex-inembers of our literary society. Their maiden speeches were made iu our hall.

That canino vonstrosity of the mongrel breed,of Willow iiove, is still yelping over his lost canine. The poor deluded wretch thinks that inasmuch as Sampson slew the Philistine with the jaw-bone of an ass, that he cau terrorize all the literary societies in the county with the same weapon. Let him remain in blissful ignorance ami continue to he the laugh ing slock for nil the people. Hereafter, be ii beneath our notice.

Tuesday was a gala-day 01 our neighborhood. It was tht! closing of A. D. Kellison's school. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, the patrons gathered in with filled baskets, and at Ihe noon hour a grand dinner was spread at which all feasted. In the afternoon followed the literary programme, consistinu of recitations, dialogues, ifcc.. by the pupils. The Sutton brothers furnished excellent iiiusM with tin 11 slung bind

The Gazelle Milky l'low has no e.|ii.tl.

Kidney affections of years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulnior.—J. W. l'oyntf.

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See the new Gazelle & Fishei's.

Milkv Plow at Gohoon

Housekeepers can ge everything they need at Thompson itCates second-hand store.

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preCi.itc our bot».lidc toliov.ed but tml to

.! do,-."ii towels at. 2.' ea-h .-. «. loak.s and lit. you.

any pnee if ^^•e suit

Millineiy gooils alnVost .""ivn awav Choice of any tintrimined hat in our house lor-10c. j~

Oiir irum'^antee,i bla.-k silk. -JMnclies wnle |ual t\, only one ')ur •".? 1 .,!•) Iilaclc sillc |inish"(i la: only Me per yard.

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Our iril.co Ju-p'ad eloth.onlv vard.

and set

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If .vou can't get Fargo Flour from your Grucerymeu order direct from Darter.

Steady employment, on salary, is offered in another column by K. C. I'ierson A. Co. !w

Loose's Jietl {'toyer Fills Cnn Sick. Headach, djspepsia indigestion, constipation. pt-1 box, 0 boxes for $1. For sale by Levy,

Fisher-

\N. Kellison were here on the

The farmers, 111 then swamps, we're sine. ouId find the roots and plants that cure IT, by their knowledge they only knew 1' For just the disease each one grew. Take courage now, and "Swamp-Root" try,' 1 for kidney, liver ami bladder complaints) As ou this remedy you can rel.v.

For sale by Lew Fisher.

The best thing on earth is Gates' Blended Java coffee. A271v

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Dr. Bull's baby syrup conlan:s nothing 111jur:ous and will relieve yom baby of pain and all disorders tif the howt Is at once. Price 25 cents.

In the balmy months of spring the house wife's thoughts usually turn to the idea of clean beds and she should have her feathers renovated by W. 11. Bates' the venerable renovater on south Water street.

II VI-1* I'illls.

Johnston's English Btichu has never failed in a siugle instance in making a permanent euro for kidney coinplmnts ami all diseases of the urinary organs, in either sex. Thousands have tried it.

Largest second-hand store in Indiana, Thomson itCates, 120 N. Green street.

Tin' Ui'iurdy for I lie 111 Itiicn/.:t. A remedy recommended for patients alllicted with the influenza is Kemp's Balsam, thu specific for coughs and colds, which is especially adapted to diseases of Ihe throat and' lungs. i)o not wait for She first symptoms of tbe disease before securing the remedy, hut get a bottle and keep it on hand lor use the moment it is n«-edet!. If ncglected Ihe influenza has a tendency to bring on pneumonia. All druggist* sell ihe Bals-iin.

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