Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 April 1890 — Page 8
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Its snperiof- esrv lien provon in mi'liono of homes for moiv than qiiHrtc of a century. It 1» used by the lliiilnl stniim Covrrnment Kudors' by the heutls ol ihe ({rent Universities nt the Strongest, Purest nml niopt Healthful. Dr Price's Cream B-kin^r Pnwili-r dut-a not eontaiu Ammonia, I.ime or Alum. il onlv in tins.
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WHAT
SCOTT'S EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION SCROFULA BRONCHITIS COUGHS COLDS
Wasting Diseases
Wonderful Flesh Producer. Many have gained one pound per day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not a secret remedy. It contains ihe st.iip-
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properties of the Hyp phites and pure Norwegian 'd Liver Oil, the potency of both being largely increased. It is used by Physicians all over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK. Sold by all Druggists. SOOTT 4.
BOWNE, Chemists, N.Y.
—I Ilave io Usual a Full Lino Of—
LANDRETH GARDEN SEED
Such as Corn, Beans, Peas, etc., "nbuik. All kinds of paper seeds. These Seeds are the most reliable grown in the United States.
I have also a full line of Clover, Timothv, Blue Grass and all other kinds of Seeds.
A. E. Reynolds
NEW LOCATION,
NEW GOODS and
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. We will quote low prices on w.-ji
Ml, COFFEE, Ml
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
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TOMLINSON & CO.,
113 E. Market St.
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WANTED.
Situations permanent, salary and oxpenBes from tho start. Quick soiling BpoeialtieB. Experience not necessary with us. Outllt sent Iroo. bpocial inducements and choice of territory to every man engaging now. Writn for terms quick, stating ago. Hooker Nursolic Rochester, N. Y. 1
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TIGER VALLEY.
Farmers are plowing Tor corn.
Wheat iu this vicinity is nearly all dead.
John Crawford is recovering from a severe attack of fever.
it. L. Trout of your city, was iu this neighborhood Tuesday.
John Vaudarsdall is farming for Uucle Billy Seller this summer.
Oliver Pickering of Flat Creek, took dinner with John Finch Tuesday.
Dr. H. M. Vaught and Mr. Poliahan of 111., visited Harve Morris last week.
William Seller, wife and grand-daughter, visited Dr. Seller, of Mace Sunday.
Rev. Mcliinsey of Frankfort, will preach at the Disciple church at Mace Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night.
There are two things we would like to know. When is John Perry going to finish his house, and were was Bruce Morris last Sunday night while Hannibal Finch took his best girl to meeting?
TOUNTSVILLE.
Wes Snyder was in the villagfe Wednesday on business.
The literary society is inakiug arrangements for a grand entertainment.
After along siege of the grippe M. S. Miller is able to be up and around again.
Aunt Mary Ridge who has been quite sick for some time is iuiproviug slowly.
Two years ago Benton Snyder's majority for trustee in this township was thirty-eight, last Monday his majority was 10ti. William S. Weikel received 21 majority two years ago for road supervisor, this year his majority was 53.
On last Sunday Deacon Charles Rountree, was out visitiug his republican brethren. L'dacon that is right. The Bible says, visit the widow and orphan and the sick, and make yourself useful, but don't try any schemes on them like you do in politics. The deacon makes himself very officious on Sunday before the election and the Biole sa\s remember and keep the Sabbath holy. It the deacon wants to defeat the democratic party he will have to join the party and work against the republicans, aud the republican party will come out victorious as his llluence work the couutrary »y.
I' SOUTH-WEST UNION TOWNSHIP
The oats are all sowed.
The farmers are plowing for corn
The last rain made the roads muddy.
(irand ma Neighbors went to Ladoga to stay a while.
new shed over his
John Steel is building saw mill.
John Steel took some wheat to town last, Saturday.
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Jim Robin, of Ladoga, was up to his farm last Monday.
Miss Josephine Miller is busy weaving carpets this spring.
George, Viola and Dora King was visiting at Dick Steele's laBt Sunday.
Fred Miller aud sister, visited their sister Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Alice Balden is staying with her sister Mrs. Lee Surface, this week.
John Steel and family were visiting relatives near Crawfordsville last Sunday.
Joseph Douglas aud son Walter went to Illinois last week to visit bis father.
"rs. Puterbaugh and daughter, of Craw
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Nellie Biy!
Tin latest thing out. A new game at the
store. Also the "Spider and the ly," a new puzzle that beats 'Tigs in the Clover" all hollow.
Baby Carriages at Cost.
"Window curtains, curtain poles, etc., at reduced prices. Croquet sets, base balls, bats, japs anil belts, lawn Tennis outfits and hammocks. Pictures framed to order. Artist's materials of all kinds always on hand.
ROSS BROS., 99c Store.
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Spiral Spring Buggies, the best made. Warranted ten years. All kinds of Vehickles. AH New. Conie and see them.
TINSLEY & MARTIN.
fordsville, are visiting Jerry Douglas itns week.
George N. Harland, quite well-known for his assiduity, is going to attend Mrs. Miller's farm this spring.
[From Another Correspondent.] R. W. Stump went to Linden last Saturday.
Isaac Jones was down on his farm last Saturday.
Johnnie Cedars moved to New Market last Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Stump lias been seen sick for the past week.
Mr. John Stump and wife, visited William Grubb last week.
George Keller of Balhinch went to Waynetown last Monday.
R. W. Stump and family, visited Wesley Urubl) last Sunday.
The Sunday school at this place was poorly attended laBt Sunday.
Jackson Harwood has rented the widow Smith's farm this season.
Dr. Zellers traded for a fine milk cow at William Grubbs' last week.
Rev. McCalip and wife of New Market, visited R. W. Stump on last Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Grubb's baby has been very sick, but is better at the presout writing.
Mr. Kennedy of Crawfordsvillo, was down iu Balhinch last week^ looking after tho interest of h'.s farm
BALHINCH.
Our Sunday school is in full blast.
Everbody is in a rush to plant corn.
Dr. Zellers went to Thorntowu this week.
Harley S. Windier was on our streets Monday.
Bonnie Keller went to New Market Satur-
Spring haB come, and every thing looks I teen
Kid Ray and wife, visited at widow Keller's SllUUtlJ.
Daniel Keller went to Crawfordsville last Saturday, pgj Vtf
James Mear* is hauling logs'* from' his brother's place.
Jim Harwood is working for Clias. Crawford on the Henry Mease place.
Uucle John Stump drove through our streets Sunday for pleasure.
Bob Keller is back from the Wabash where he has been trapping.
Dr. Ross says he could do well if the sick would give him a call.
Mrs. Harwood says Sunday is a good day to clean yards. No ono can bother her.
Jacob Harwood is dowu in the mouth since tho election. Democrats are too thick.
The Baptist Bare trying to sell their church. That looks tough for old Salem church.'
There will be lots of peaches in this neighborhood, if no more cold weather comes.
We are looking for a boom in Balhinch this summer. Some one must do some thing.
Bill Grubbs was awful mad one day last week when his cattle got out, but 110 blood I
The young men that were snaring fish last Sunday had better look sharp or the grand jury may catch them.
"After a varied experience with mafly socalled catharic remedies, I am convinced that Ayer's Pills give the most satisfactory results. I rely exclusively on these pills for the cure of liver and Btoinach complaints."—John B. Bell Sr., Abilene, Texas.
Ladies and childrene fast black hose 10 cents at Bischof's.
iuL.iL WEEKLY REVIEW.
LADOGA.
George Cooper was at New Ross Sunday last.
Harney for judge or "blond 011 the moon" is the cry.
Mrs. Sallie Magiunih' funeral last Sunday at M. E. church.
Miss Lida Woodruff, of Indianapolis, is visiting S. F. Kyle.
John Clark, of our town, was at Anderson one day last week,
Andy Brookshire, from Jopiiti, Missouri, is on a visit with his father.
Miss Funk is spending a week at your city with Joseph Grubb aud tainily.
Miss Dora Burtin left ou Monday to take her millinery place at Carmi, III.
Let us have a representative to the State Legislature that can do something this time.
Quite a number of our citizens attended the republican county convention last Saturday.
All is quiet since (Jlaik township hoisted her banner with 105 democratic majority for trustee.
Some talk of an opera house going up on corner of Washington aud Main streets iu our city.
Several of our people were at Imliauapolis last Friday to atteud the state oratorical contest.
Supt. Moore spent one night in Ladoga last week, paying up one mouth to the Midland hands.
Miss Edith and Elma Hulett, from the county sent, speut part of last week at J«r. Wilson's and friends in our town.
Mr. Magiunis, of Indianapolis, was in attendance at James Bell's ruuerai 011 Monday and at his mother-in-law,'s Mrs. Hall.
If the democrats next Saturday put Harney for judge at the head of the county ticket, it will be a winning card all tho waythrough.
James Bell, an old citizen living west of
Ladoga, fell dead at his home on Saturday evening while driving up his cows and was buried Monday in Ladoga cemetry.
Read our standing "ad" it will lie well worth your time. L. Bisliof.
Simmons Liver Regulator is a ni'isiexcellent appetizing tonic.—Sam'I. b. 1'cntz, Chap, to shop of North California. ^*'5 'I
Summer-time brings colic ami stomachache. Simmons Liver Regulator cures it.
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only in cans.
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