Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 March 1890 — Page 8

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To the Public

Having purchased the N. S Joslin stock of groceries and removed the same to the corner room in the joel block, corner of Washington and Pike streets, I will be pleased to meet all my old friends and patrons. I will continue to keep up with the procession in staple and fancy groceries while my prices will be in keeping with the times. Farmers, I want your produce and will do as well by you as any one it the city. When in the city don't forget to call whether you want to buy or not. Remember the place. Joel block.

JOHN, DUCKWORTH.

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Such as Corn, Beans, Peas, etc., in bulk. All kinds of paper seeds. These Seeds are the most reliable grown in the United States.

I have also a full line of Clover, Timothy, Blue Grass and all other, kinds of Seeds.

A.E.Reynolds

NEW LOCATION,

NEW GOODS and tsEsewa LOWER PRICES.

Tomlinson & Go. having purchased

the John Brown grocery store, and added many new goods invite the city and country friends of the old house to call around at their new location, 113 East Market street.,_.vWe will quoterlow prices on

And other household necessities

We will give you the best prices for any country produce you may have to sell, and invite you to come in and inspect.

TOMLINSON & CO.!

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A life-long study. I WARRAKT my remedy to Ctms the worst cases. Because others have tailed is no reason lor not now receiving a cure. Send at once for a treatise and a FREE UOTTLB of my INFALLIBLE REMEDY. Give Express and Post Office. It costs yon nothing for a trial, and it will cure you. Address H.

G. ROOT, IYI .C.t 183 PEARLST.. NEW YORK

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experience necessary. Special advantages to beginners. Extra inducements. Pay weekly. Si tuation permanent. Best terms. Best outfl. fr ee. We guarantee what we advertise. Address, at or ce, Glen Bros., Nurserymeh, Rochester, Nt (This houso is reliable.)

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

NEW BOSS.

Moving is t'ie order of the day. Jesse Morrison's sale cnine off Saturday. Our physicians are quite busy caring for the sick.

Miss Effle Jesse is visiting friends in Pittsboro. H. P. Stephens mads a business trip here Saturday.

Beautiful twin colts may be seen at the farm of T. S. Mclntire. Mrs. Martha Sanford visited relatives near Shannondale Sunday.

George Templin and family contemplate moving to Hartford City. Hinton Gott has been offered a big round sum for his fine pacing horse,

Mrs. Isaac Golloday has been visiting her mother-in-law who is very sick. The township graduating exercises at Mace Saturday received a good patronage from this piace. j. r. Sanford and wife who have been visiting relatives in this vicinity returned Tuesday to their home in Iliiuois.

Ida Crawford, near Orth, has lost here two children in the past two weeks. Their deaths were caused from whooping cough.

LADOGA.

Maple season was badly rained out Monday. James W. Ford has been sick for several days.

Township republican convention on last Sat­

urday. 6^464 Rev. Carson preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday.

Second term for 1780 bewail at the Iwmal Monday, March 10. Superintendent Zook visited our public school Wednesday.

Alex Harper, of Cra\vfordsville, was" on our streets Thursday last. Pop corn festival at W. L. Anderson's Tuesday evening for missionary purposes.

L. C. Coppage, attorney from Crawford1lie, was in town on business Saturday. Miss Lulu Brewer, of Frankfort, visited her brother, G. K. Brewer, Saturday and over Sunday.

John Good bar, west of town, 6ays he has put up ice enough to keep cool during the summer.

The town Marshal has in his pocket writs for several heretofore loafers about the Midland depot.

J. M. Harshbarger, Miss Eva Harshbarger, Miss Lottie Fullen and Hattie Lyle were at Waveland Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, attending tiie 11th district missionary convention.

COLEMAN SCHOOL HOUSE.

W. C. Wood went to Lebanon Tuesday. J. P. Coletnan was in Thornlown

vonday.

Mai tin Clouser was in Darliutrton Tuesday. James McKinsey is ruuuiug his saw mill now.

Herman Goes is hauling wood to Thorntown. Syda Booher is working for P.00 Miller this week.

Johu Booher and fan ily visited George Kashuer Sunday. Rose Booher, of near Shannondale, is visiting relatives here now.

Lou Cooper, Mouday, sold a fine black mare to W. Stain, of Colfax, for §150. Quite a number went out to hear Uev.'Bart preach at St. James Luiherian church.

Edward Booher and L. B. Moore passed through here enroute to Thorntown Monday. We have a grange organized here with a membership of eighteen active, zealous members in interest of bringing forward the principles and working of the order.

M. V. Faust and Charlie Coleman went liuntiug Tuesday and came home laden with game, just one poor rabbit that was so unfortunate as to run in range of their artillery and received a charge of shot.

Our pleasant winter term of school of nearly six months, closed last Friday. Miss C. C, Cunningham, of Darlington, was our teacher, and this is the close of her second term here. On the last day was furnished a grand dinner by the patrons of the school and the house was full of visitors for which was furnished some line music by the Clouser cornet band. In the afternoon was a literary entertainment by the scholars. An exultant tune was hail, and many more such occasions will be heartily appreciated.

TIGER VALLEY

A warty in the future j. Hannibal Finch has purchased a new bugcy.

The late freezes have made the wheat look had. Uncle John Morris is very poorly with rheumatism.

Mrs. Bell, of Ladoga, visited "relatives here last week. Charles Armstrong is a hiiBtler. He moved twice in one day.

Newt. McCurmick moved to the Truitt Wilson farm last week. School closed last Friday at No. 5 with a good entertainment.

Silas Pickering is seen every Sunday evening in this community. The party at George Clark's last Friday night was a grand success.

Some of our young folks attended literary at Flat Creek last Friday night. Mrs. J. W. Perry visited her mother at Pittsboro the fore part of this week.

Charley Abbott will work for Mr. Thornburg, near Darlington, this summer. E. (). Pogue and sister, of this place, visited their uncle and aunt Sunday at Mace.

H. L. Hainkins and wife, of Shannondale, spent Sunday with his father at this place. James Robinson, a candidate for sheriff, is seen quite often in different parts of our country. Jim is a hustler, and, if nominated, will make a good race.

John Henry, Lew Allen Hrifcgs, Skaggs Morris will work for John Finch this summer. Smith Conner, of New Ross, visited his brother-in-law, W. L. Smiley, last Saturday night.

The democrats of Walnut township will mtet in convention on Saturday, March 22 at Mace to nominate a township ticket.

The graduate's exercises of Walnut township, was held at Mace last Saturday with a large attendence. The graduates were as follows: W. A. Johnson, Miss Lora B. Hauklns, Harry Freeman, Chas. E. Johnson, Win, Baker and E. W. Lowe.

THi:j ^ftiteVi'LLii \VRS-2KLY UtfVIEW*

BALHINCH.

One more week of school. More cold weather than we need. Dick H11 went t« town Satin day. Daniel Keller hauling wood to town. Jack P.nrwood went to Yonnlsvillo Saturday.

John Steele's folks have been down with the grip. Dr. Znllers went to Whitesville one day last week.

George Keller savs the grip will not let go of him. Maxwells have moved to the old Hariinny church.

Happy Hollow has got on the hill since the grip struck it. HarvH L«'Walen soiil his IHIL'S to Snyder & Co. of Vountsville.

Henry Weir has get the foundation of his new house laid. Willie Weir and wife were visiting their parents Sunday.

Jim Tyler ami Henry Coons went tc New Market Sunday. Eliza l.iine sold lifieii patent washing machines in lliree weeks.

10UNTSVILLE.

Candidates f"r Comity honors are becoming numerous. Many (if our citizens attended the funeral of William Thompson on Wednesday.

Jas. Hars»y has now turned his attention to taking pictuies of dwellings, stores, mills and factories.

Howard Stonebraker and wife have been spending a few dajs with home folks at 01 near Alamo.

Cornell and Gilkey's school will hold a school contest at the II. E. church on Tuesdaj night, April 18.

O'Neal reports the small horse as bringing §1,700 and the large one §1,500. The latter got hurt or would have brought $2,3lH).

E. H. O'Neal can interest you with a good history of the Mormons and their ways, hav ing been in Salt Lake City for the past six weeks.

Jint Works positively declines the nomination for Justice. This leaves Ihe field clear for John L. Hankins, who has made a capital officer.

Several of the young people from Alamo took in the show at Crawfordsville Tuesday night, anil among them we seen the face of Uncle J. T. Keys.

Read our standing "ad" it will he well worth your time. L. Bishof.

Biscliof's dress good department leads them all.

Ladies ami childrens fast black hose 10 cents at Bischof's.

"Oh my what beautiful eliallies!" Is the expression of every lady who stops at our wash goods counters. I,. Bisrhof.

I'm a Show Cnse: Don't I^uti So many people owe me, The kind who never pay

So dear they are to me, I cannot pay my way. .r *1 To you I must appeal

To pay me what you ov, Art thou a friend and real, Is what I wish to know. You work me by the head,

And churn me up and 1 wi Until I'm nearly dead, The poorest man in towi Use Dr. Smail's Vegetable Li

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lioss Bro.s' 99 cent Stre

We have the most complete line of Bal))r Oarriages in the city. Call and see us bet ore purchasing.

Pictures

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UiiHil T. Merrell, administrator of tho ivstateof Amanda .I. Haze vs. (ieoi-Ke 1'hillipw el. a!., in the cirruil eourlol Mont.^o nory eounty. Indiana, 111 tho May tri m,

To (ieoruo Phillip:', Sarah SnotTord, Joseph Phillips, Ohi'iMi.'na Phillips, Joseph Vincent. Ivlwiiril Vincent, Eva Vinceut. and Loin Vincent.

You am severally hereby notified that the almvo naniod petitioner an administrator of the estate aforesaid, has Hied in the circuit of Montgomery county, Indiami, 1: petition making you doteudants therein, and praying therein for an order and decree of said court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging 10 the estate of said decedent, and in saiit petition described, to make assets for tlie payment of tho debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so died and pending, is sot for hearing in said circuit court at the court houso in CrawfordHvllle, Indiana, 011 the Itli Judicial day of tho May term, lMlo, of said court, tho sruiui being tho 8th day of May, 1R!K).

Witness, the clerk and soal of said court, this 13th day ol March, is',10. I1KNKY IS. IIULKTT. .. Clerk.

Dr WALTER,

Formerly of the

Great New York Hospital*

Xo« Surgeon of the INTKK-STATK

ISSOCIATIOM SPECIALISTS

ill bo nt th» Nutt House. I'rawfordririllo, Saturday, March lo. Consultation and xamination free and strictly confidential in his |riite parlors at the Nutt House. ])r. Walter drvot.es his entire attention to diseases of the eye, ear. throat, iuncs and to all chronic, private and ii 'i vors diseases and deformities, as granulated lids, cross eyes, deafness, diselierce at the ears, lirownehitis, chronic cough, gnitro [lig neck], fever sores anil ulcers. ((right's disease, rheumatism, ail diseases of the kidneys and bladder, heart, stomach anl nervous diseases, chorea [St. Vitus Dance], epilepsy lilts], j,vneral debility, scrofula, skin disease and all diseases due to bad blood.

Kpilepsv nr l'its positively cured ly anew and never failing remedy. KcctuI Diseases. Dr. Walter aiso makes a specialty of all forms of rectal diseases, piles— internal and external, itching and blooding.

I'Ctal ulcers.—which are often taken for nervous nil lung diseases, all cured if taken ill time, iemember I cine all forms of piles without pain ml interruption or detention from business, and without the use of knife, caustic, ligature or injection. Come and be convinced, Ladies suffering from complaints peculiar to their sex, an consult the Doctor with every assurance of a speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting them to the embarassing procedure of an examination, which, in most cases, is unnecessary. T'.in Doctor partictulurly invites all cases that have been given up by other physicians.

TO YOl'Nli, MIllDI.K-ACKI) aud OLD MK.W l)r. Walter stakes his honor and professional reputation upon the statement that he has discovered a speedy and positive cure for ail those sufferings from s]ierinatorrhoie. impotency. loss of manhood or from weakness brought 011 by errors of iniliscreation in youth, or over indulgence in 1,\te years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses with the long list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her im sacred and important laws are cured in a short time. Relief permanent and absolute 1 guaranteed. All eases strictly coulldential

Small Tmiicrs, Citnceas, Warts. .X ICtcremoved without aci New method, electrolysis.

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Catarrh. New home treatmeu. with apparatus invented by the Dr. Kxamino it. t'nsur passed. Cheap.

Cunrnntec to cure every ease of dyspepsia, sick head ache, piles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh.

Zi?~ 1 will give special attention to diftlcult cases and to cases other physicians have fail to cure._^rj Persons applying for treatment will pleasu bring from two to four ounces of urine for analysis.

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