Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 April 1890 — Page 8

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WHAT

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CONSUMPTION SCROFULA BRONCHITIS COUGHS COLDS Wasting Diieases

Wonderful Flesh Producer. Many have gained one pound gpr day by its use.

Scott's Emulsion is not a secret remedy. It contains the stim» ing properties of the Hyp phites and. pure Norwegian v-oU. Liver Oil, the potency of both being largely increased. It is used by Physicians all over the world.

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BOWNE, Ohemlsts, N.Y.

—I IlaTO as Usual a Full Lino Of—

LANDKETH GARDEN SEED

Such as Corn, Beans, Peas, etc., 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 OOODS and

LOWER PRICES.

Tomlinson & Go. having purchased the John Brown grocery store, and a.dded many new goods invite the city and country friends of the old house to call around at their new lo'cation, 113 East Market street. We will quote low prices on

SUGAR, COFFEE, pn

And other household necessities. 'f' ft We will give you the best prices for any country produce you may have to sell, and invite you to come in and inspect.

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Situatlous permanent, salary and exponwns iron tixo start. Quick Boiling spocialtioH. Experience not necessary with

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frao. Special inducomonta and choice of territory to every man engaging now. Writo for terms quick, stating ago. Ilookor Nurserios ^Rochester, K. T.

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Spiral Spring Buggies II,e best made. W^

G. A. H, In Brown now means Great Active Reformers In ring politics. The democrats and tlwdr allies held an election in Brown last Monday.

The republicans say it was a private affair conducted in their absence. Convention at Brownsvalley Saturday, Apri 12, to select delegates to county convention.

Miers Cbanault has erysipelas In his right hand. B« shakes bands very gracefully with his left,

Messrs. Allen and Chenault, candidates for the nomination of sheriff, are quietly looking for their friends in Brown.

Deer, Hanna & Co., with the help of Opossum Ridge, can nominate candidates for township offices but they can't elect them, thanks to the boys iu blue.

Uncle Neal Canine, who is reliably democratic at all times, is being earnestly pushed by his friends in this township for the office of commissioner of this district.

Iu reporting the close of the Opossum Ridge school at the end of last term it was said that "Opossum Ridge always got there." Not this time honey by 7G majority.

The Waveland Independent stated three weeks ago that the democrats had brought out "Wolre as their Moses to lead them out of the wilderness." Will Brother Scott now earn the money paid him by democratic subscribers by saying in large type "And he led them out." -f »u,

BALHINCH.

Tlte roads are drying up •Sugar making is about over. yiJohn Steele went to Crawfordsville Saturday. ,"v

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Daniel Keller Went to Crawfordsville Saturlay. Reve Snyder took hash at Bill Grubb's Suna 7

Jack Harwood went to Yountsville last week. Harry Lewallen has moved from Balhinch agiiin. J.

Willie Weir and wife visited their parents uuday.

James Vancleave, or Ladoga, visited Daniel Keller Sunday. Everybody vote for Goben and Johnson. They are all right.

Dr. Zeller's little girl, who was so low with the grip, is out again. Ben Jones was over the other day looking after his farm interests.

Dr. Zellers went to Mace this week and says the roads are getting good. Jim Smith is still in the washing machine business. He is a hustler.

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TOMLINSON & CO.,

Any one that has a good, cheap horse to sell or trade can get a trade here.

If any one wants a good girl to do house work they can get one down here in Balhinch There were a good many out to church last Sunday, Rev. Snyder preached a good sermon.

Our school closed last Saturday and the young folks gave some literary exercises and bad quite a good time.

We have no literary here but our girls and boys and our old men, too, are just as smart as they are in any neighborhood.

pf dealing is established, I values for the least money.

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A Big* Cyclone a-t Lafayette

Which »w#pt aWiy the northern part of the city. Also ii bi^ has swept high prlc«g aw fro« the 99c. itore.

|OOK HERE.

7 to 8ft. curtains fojmeriy 76c now 65c, 7 ft. curtains formerly 75c. now 50 cents 7 ft. curtains formerly 65c now 40c., Curtain Poles. Fancy Poles, formerly 75c now 60c., famcy poles formely 60c now 45c., plain poles, formerly 40c now 20c. We have poles of all styles, colors and lengths, Picture framed at cost for next two weeks. Baby Carriges from $2.00 to $50. Call and see us.

eh.ckles. All New.

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BEOWN Township sores.

Wolfe, trustee.. Alle% Asse&r&r. So ii will tead unt'.'i 1894,

ftiGrs Chenault, with the '/ielp of the Dutch, took Holland.

ROSS BROS. 99c. STORE.

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W. .W Tiffauy has taken alow jump from the treasurers office down to the supervisors. James Thomas traded his fine trotting horse ofT, and now he is going injthe pony business.

SatE. Widner commenced teaching school at Oaklin on Monday last. She is an old teacher and we hope her success.

Prof. Higgius, candidate for representative of Waynetown, was around last week seeing the delegates of Coal|Creek.

Johnnie Patton turns his attention towards Elmdale every Sunday night. What's there Johnnie that takes your eye?

Miss Effie Alexander took up her school at Kentwood on Monday last, As a teacher Miss Effie has given good satisfaction.

The literary of Hickory Corner last Wednesday night was interesting, and the subject debated upon wa3 quite enthusiasticall discussed.

The Patton school house this spring has more on rill than at the winter school. E. M. Morrow the teacher is teaching a good school.

John P. Bible, the candidate for sheriff of Coal Creek, stands a good show for being nominated. If so he will make It hot for the republican candidate.

Bristle Ridge is cc. B'dered by some as a bad place. We say that this is a superstition, of course there are some dark places as the scene of the McMullen murder which will never be forgotten, We think justice will overtake tlie guilty party.

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LINDEN.

The Rush family now occupy the houso vacated by Dr. Washburn.

J. G. Rush has located in Frankfort 'and is running a livery and feed stable.

The election passed off quietly last Monday. We elected everybody but the trustee. Doctor Washburn moved to Kewaua Tuesday and left Dr. Lapland to hold his practice here.

Most of the farmers have saved their oats and are getting along very well with their spring work.

G.eorge Rush, left for Michigantown on last Wednesday to assist his brother, Mit, in the station work at that place.

B. F. Sartrent, the night man at the station here, has gone home on a few days leave partly on accouut of poor health.

J. W, Galbreath and Robert Martin have cut down their sidewalks in front of their dwellings which is quite an improvement.

Robert Martin sold his grocery to Dick Holliday the first part of the week. Robert will collect soiiid debts that are standing out.

Bill Stephenson has secured the hall of J. C. Church and has placed his show band and pool table both up there, which makes a good resort for the boys.

Johu Davenport and wife, of flarrodsLurg, were in this place the fore part of the week attending court in the will case of James Wilson, deceased, as the trial was set for Wednesday.

Some boys in this place are iu the habit of using tobacco, chewing and smoking, which will cost them a farm if they live to be very old. This would all be saved if they would stop using it.

The people, on last Tuesday night, were alarmed at this place by the black, rolling

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All kinds of

.iNSLEY & MARTIN.

BEISTLE BIDGE.

The sugar season is coining to a close.' Some here have commenced plowing for corn.

Thew heat has revived somewhat by the late raias. Adain Walker is plasteriug a new house for Steven Utterlmck.

Trustee Utterhack at the last and present week is engaged in taking the enumeration.

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clouds and winu about 11 o'ciock and some them began wishing they had some storm insurance but it happened that there was no serious damage done.

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Health is good.

The Suuday school is ahead of time.

Mr. Breaks bought cattle of Mr. Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. Nolan visited friends in Linden Monday.

What wheat is left looks as well as might be expected.

Mr. and Mrs.,Murphy ate eggs in Crawfordsville Sunday..

Mr. Miller has commenced plowing for he will not be left.

Mrs. Thompson visited her sister In Crawfordsville Monday.

Mrs. Mary Kerr and daughter attended the meeting at Corwiu.

MIbs Maggie Carroll has returned from her visit to Crawfordsville.

B. A. Thompson spent Saturday night with cousins in Parkersburg.

Miss Mattie Toinliuson started Monday for Ladoga to attend school.

Mrs. McGratb spent Saturday night with friends in Crawfordsville.

It will be

do

more M. M. Jolly visiting hore

It will be Mr. Jolly aud wife, No oats have been sown yet but the farmers think they will commence soon.

Isn't it strange ail the colors except red are injurious to Frank Nolan's eyes.

Harry Freeman and William Murdock commenced work the first of the month.

The school closed the first of April and wound up with a spelling school and came out ahead. -f

The raccoon will have to get up aud go. The Campbell brothers have purchased a blooded hound.

Thomas Carroll purchased a set of double harness and carried away two ribbons from the show.

How the style does uet away witn seedy's religion when he will not go to church because the harness grease settled around his finger or toe nails.

Simmons Liver Regulator isa mostexcellent appetizing tonic.—Sam'l. S. Pent?:, Chap, to shop of North California.

OF DEALING WITH THE LARGEST

Clothing, Furnishing and Bat and Cap Store in the City

But for the satisfaction it will give \ou to know that you are dealing with the most reliable ami lowest rnifpfl hnnsp.in PirawfYmitviiio nm. But for the satisfaction it will give jou to know that you are dealing with the most reliable and lowest priced house*in Crawfordsville. Our reputation fm iftwoot Our spring stock is now complete in all departments. Seeing is believing, and we ask you to come and see, without nreindino Pllces, fair

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105 and 107 N. Washingron St. Opposite Court House.

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Celebrated Buckefe 'Binder.

vehicle and car manufacturers of the U. S.

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THE LADIES

"GOD BLESS "EM."'

For their especial wants and wishes we arrange our goods., and the display of them—each particular kind to sui} its season. The thing of the greatest importance now for the next "season" or event, which is close at hand, is

THE E ASTER BONNET

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We are particularly proud of the display, aud rightfully, we think, for it excells any thing of the kind tnat has been done here. We are also proud of the deft-handed experts Miss Palmer and Miss WaK,' whom we have secured from New York, and whose dainty work will make all the women feel like asking. "Where did you get that bonnet?"

From Now Till Easter.

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L. S. Ayres & Co.f

Indianapolis, Ind.

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