Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 April 1890 — Page 5

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I must have money in order to plish this. Will commence the grandest slaughter sale in Men's, Boy's and Children's suits ever heard of. A sale that wilFshake Indiana to its deepest foundations

Remember the Jake Joel stock must be

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There urn 15 places of husinusH in our town.

Jim Coleman was in our towi|V Monday on business.

Sam Kmcade lias six young foxes he caught a few days at o.

Mrs. Lue Johnson, of Crawrordsville, is visiting relatives here.

loung squirrels will be ripe in a few days, and the hunters report them plenty.

Our merchants enjoyed a good trade last Saturday and siniles were on their faces.

We have heard that nine of the candidates are all sure of the nomination for sheriff.

Peach trees are in bloom and there will be peaches if nothing happens from this on

Straw balers are here and no old straw stacks left in their paths. It's money for the farmers.

Dan Barton ate 19 eggs at on9 time Easter Sunday. He says now tho cackle of a hen is tortuouB.

Mr. Sinock has returned from his visit in Illinois. He says he is looking for a wife. Widows, look out.

There is a party in this village who has barber chair to sell cheap if sold in the next ten days. Call at Wm. Campbell's.

Farmers are raising more hogs than ever known before. The cattle business is not.. paying one and the hog is the farmer's hope,

People here wanting work done should not run off to other places to got hands. They may want the patronage of some of tho hands hero.

Campbell's female cigar sign still attracts the attention of the dudes. They are still caughtsmilingatthe paste board, taking it for real live lady.

Prosecutor Anderson came near being arrested by Detective Ward last week at tho trial hero. If Ward does arrest him, he will leave Montgomery county without a prosecutor

Dick Bible surprised some of the know ones the way he run in the republican con veution. Richard got a big vole but it was played by the ring to have Dick's scalp and thyy got it.

A certain lady school teacher, we are informed, said she intended to teach a certain public school next winter regardless of the wish of the patrons. Perhaps the patrons will not have it.

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People here think if Rev. Pett 1 jes not stretch hemp it will be Meharrys money that will save him. What a shame the courts of our country are controlled so much by the Almighty dollar.

A young man by the name of Bowers, a graduate of Miami medical college, was in our town last week seeking a location to practice medicine. He was well pleased with this place and will return to make farther investigation, and, if satisfied, will locate here.

A democrat said in our presence that when he wanted a favor in the way of borrowing money or anything in that' Hue, he was compelled to go to a republican to get it, and the banks were composed of republicans and that democrats that had mnn«y wmiH oof accommodate him af they were sure of his vote any how. 'M?.

The talk of buying a fire engine for our village, we presume, will all end in sinoke, as usual. It is strange people can't act when a few dollars from each citizen would secure us from fire and savo many dollars. The loss from the two last fires would have bought the best engine on the market of the hand engines and the way our town is located, should a fire break out in a certain quarter, it would make a clean sweep. A good engine is for sale in Lafayette at half cost price that would just suit us.

Gonnersviiio contracted for electric fire alarm.

Micbael Boland, one of the triumvirate of the Clau-na-irael, has been defeated for Police Judge at Kansas City.

Leorn and Elvin, two ef missing Peru boys, located.

Anderson has a bone dust mill that smells to high heaven. lllllSil

Johnston's English Buchu 1B acknowlekged by all druggists as the best kidney uiediciue ever offered to the public.

German lutheran conference at South Bend concluded to resolute against compulsory education.

Ft. Wayne young ladies receiving anonymous threatening letters with skull and cross bones decorations.

The care near Mountain Spring, Ariz., has been explored for a mile and the end not found. A

Th« circulation of counterfeit money in Italy was never so •aormoui and general as at tfaa prtaent Um«.

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Men owning land here should sell more lots People want them and they keep the town back by their actions.

There is a place not far from here called Vinegar bill. We suppose the name is derived from a sour lot of people.

Win. Campbell has now two red foxes, two squirrels, one dog and six cats. Barnum will have to watch his laurels.

Our post master is doing a little better and handles the mail to suit the patrons of the office better than in the past. fill

Our town now has two news boys. They both sell the G. 0. P. papers. Some boy should sell a democratic paper.

Theskum of creation is in the habit of coming to this place and laying off. The consta ble should run a few of them in.

Calviu Burk came near demolishing the de tective at the trial and would if it had not been for the prosecutor and court.

What flower shall be taken as the natural flower It should be the mustard, for every one likes them in the early Spring.

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3 quart mi burket, 3 quart dish pan quart code pot Jlver knives and frrk= ttood broom China fruit plates and .aucersVo'cis'

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Cauipbei Is selling overalls and shirts that will never wear out.

E. C. Campbell is putting out hot beds and will raise sweet potato plants.

Tho Liudeu scribe we learn did not run fast enough to be elected for 'Squire.

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All shades, colors and stylos in rinuons, Plumes and flowers at Edna Nicholson's millinery store opposite post oilice.

Spring-time stirs up the bile. Simmons Liver Regulator removes it.

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fSpring Styles, Spring Goods:

'Everything new and nobby at SWANK & CLARK'S, the most reasonable merchant tailors. See their fine suitings, light over-coatings and elegant pantings at prices never so low. All work guaranteed entire sal. isfaction or no sale. Latest style light nobby suits from $20 to $35. Pants, plaid and stripes fine styles, all wool, from $5 to $9. Lall on them,

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The very utest styles of Spring and Summer Good®. Consisting of Worsted, Chevious and Cassimers just v- opened, ("all and examine goods and learn prices before buying elsewhere.

W A. COLEMAN,

Old Star Office Room, 2 doors N. of P. 0.