Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 June 1890 — Page 10
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•?.. range line roaches the center of Sugar creek thonco following the mcanderings of Sugar Creek in a northeasterly direction to the point where said creek enters Brown township at a point due west from the northeast corner of section thirty-two (33), township eighteen (18) north, range five (5) vest thence east along the north line of section thirty-two [32] to the northeast corner of said section, township and range last mentioned thence due south seven [7] miles to the place of beginning-
All the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct number two 2).
PRECINCT NO. 8.
All that part of Brown township bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of Brown township, which is tbe southwest corner of Section thirty-four [34], township seventeen £171 north, range six [01 west, running thence east two and one-half [2X] miles to the center of the read running north to the town of "Waveland from the southeast cmerof tJbe southwest quarter of section tfairty-eix thence following the center of said road from said above mentioned point north, to the south limit of the town of Waveland thence north from said town limit to the center of Cross etreet in said town of Waveland thence in a northwesterly direction along the center of said Cross street until said street intersects with a road running west, which intersecting road is about thirty-five [35] or forty [40] rods north of the north line of section thirty-six [861, township seventeen [17] north, raBge sixT6] west tbence following said road in a northwesterly direction until it reaches the west line of section twenty-five [25J, township and range last mentioned thence due north along tbe said section line to tbe northwest corner of section twenty-four [24], township and range last mentioned tbence due east one [11 mile to the northeast corner of section twenty-four [21], said township and range: tbence due north along the range line until said range line reaches the center of Sugar Creek thence following the meanderings of said creek until it reaches the west boundary line of Brown township thence due south on said west boundary line of said township to the place of beginning.
All tbe territory embraced in tbe above des- .... .scription to b« known as precinct number tJlhree [3].
State of Indiana, County of Montgomery,
I, John L. Goben, Auditor in and for said County of Montgomery, and State of Indiana, do here certify the foregoing to be a true and complete copy of the proceedings of the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county. Indiana, at a regular session held in the office of the County Auditor at the court bouse city of Crawfordsville, said county and tate, on the eleventh day of June A. D., 1890,
a-elative to tbe establishing of voting precincts for the various townships comprising the County of Montgomery, as the same appears of record in my office.
Witness my band and the seal of the Board •of Commissioners of Montgomery County, Indiana, this 18th day of June A. D., 1890.
JOHN L. GOBEN,
Auditor Montgomery Co., Ind.
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NEW LOCATION, NEW GOODS and LOWER PRICES.
Tomlinson & Co. 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
SUGAR, COFFEE, FL0IIf|
And other household necessities.
We will give you tbe best prices for any
country produce you may have to
sell, and invite you to come in and inspect.'
TOMLINSON & CO.,
113 E. Market St.
Sale "W^eekl
AT BOSS BEOS., 99c STORE.
Lawn Tennis Goods,
Backets, nets, balls, etc. Base ball bats, balls, gloves and masks. Croquet sets, out-door games of all kinds, hammocks, swings, camp-chairs, flags and camping outfits.
99c STORE.
BOUND HILL.
Everybody is busy plowing corn, Everybody attended the graduating exercises at New Richmond, on last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Steol, of Balhinch, spent part of this week with home folks. Tom Nelson spent last Sunday with Mr. Henderson.
Harry Smith went to Indianapolis last Monday to remain until his hand gets well.
Belle Weliver, ol' Mount Olivet, was the guest of Dora King Sunday. The basket meeting at Mount Pleasunt was a grand success.
Perry Cofman was in this nighborhood Sunday. Harry Freeman, of Cherry Grove, will soon capture the fairest belle of llound Hill.
Joe. Haul and Ilenrv Trice spent Sunday night with their best girls north of New Richmond.
Mrs. Burden, of Mulberry, spent last \yeek with her mother near this place. Rachel Crow, is working f®r Miss Hannah at Ijew Richmond.
ALAMO.
Too much mud. "Uncle Jim" Alfrey sports a new buggy.
N. W. Myers has his barn almost completed. Meeting at Bunker Hill school house Monday eve.
J. S. Smith now carries 4 or 5 pets with him—boils. Thos. Ham was married to Isannie Krous^ "Wedn esd ay.
Miss Laura Ammerman is very sick sick at this writing. Basket meeting at Clore's grove the 5th Sunday in June.
Mrs. Lizzie Hybarger is^. visiting at Peter Fisher's this week. Henry Burns has been visiting John Ammerman the past week.
Quite a crowd attended the colored meeting at Yountsville Sunday. Lightning struck Bill Clark's barn and alsd G. W. Hudson's barn Saturday night.
Prof. A. B. Hulse was circulating among old friends here the past week. Miss Edna Campbell is convalescent.
Lillie Smith, of "Wallace, visited her sister, Mrs. Clore, the past week. llev. Jackman filled the pulpit on Saturday, Sunday and Mondav at the Campbellite church.
Several persons from Crawfordsville spent Sunday at the Shades, Martin Deets, of Oklahoma, has been among his old friends here for two or three days.
Joe. and Jim Pored ice, of Russelsville, called on two of our voting ladies 'Sunday.
Miss Kill Fishero will probably enter the school of Terre Ilaute, known as St. Marys of the Woods.
Joe. Hudson has left for Sacramento, Cal. Our best wishes follow him. Chas. Myers, of near Crawfordsville, visited friends here this week.
The storm of last week blew down several stacks of heading besides damaging a great deal of valuable timber.
Mark Truax carries a very peculiar smile now, also a new set of teeth.
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LINDEN.
The hardest rain of the season fell last Monday Hooding many fieldsabout Cherry Grove.
The chronic grumbler is with us again. This time it is too wet. Wm. Wilson, the night man at the station here, visited home folks the lore part of the week.
Vernon Sharritts is now the express agent at this place. A. S. Crumbaugh, with his mother, moved their household goods to Kirkland a few days ago, and no one shed a tear.
Several of our young people were down to hear the famous flilmore band on ist Tuesday.
Stow Phillips is canvassing Madison township selling pictorial testaments but how he is doing wfe know not.
Mr. Harmeson, is now a citizen of thus place having bought the property ol Mr. White.
On account of bad looking clouds on last Tuesday night, the I. L. G. T. order did not open lodge, but a full attendence is looked for on next Tuesday night as there is new business.
A fast freight on the Cloverleaf R. It. east bound on last Tuesdav killed a. good nnv for Arthur Prnlpy.' I everybody is. expected here on the -1th that live near the place to 1 see the grandest fire works that have I
novelty and waste. To users of gasoline stoves,
THE CRAWfvjRDSVILLE WEEKLY IRE VIEW.
ever been exhibited. here, and also a balloon ascension will be made. V. C. Fullen', of Frankfort, and Otis Davis, of Cnarloston, 111., were both with our merchants the fore part ot the week. Last week the town was overrun with drummers.
Our township trustee makes a very good sawyer when he has an off-beaier that is a good head sawyer to ask how to do this or that. They make good lumber. if they have good logs.
The new dwelling house of J. II. Bowman will
show
up nicely
is finished.
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onoy t» loan nt 7 por coilt nnnual interest Wliout commission. Cumberland & Millre.
best twine from 12 1-2 to 16 cents. A\e have enough for all. The greatest boon to housekeepers is economy
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business and aregoing to dose out, ami if
James Bogert,
worth $1 now 79c, hll wool Henrietta 75c now 59c, all wool Hcniiett-i 50p v.r 'ot\
3c. paper good safety pins 3c, package of envelopes 3c.
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mg one Turnbull a (lav. Merit will win, not lowest prices.
Implements! Hardware!
YMleaye & Houlihan,
Sucessors to C. N. Vancleave,
N, Washington St.,
Superior line of Tinware.
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Carpets, etc.,
TO BE CLOSED OUT.
J8c. Tine French Wins at 20c per yd. A beautiful ?nngll!\h '-ashmer.s worth 25c now dress goods at 4c. Outing cloths, fancy plaids, French and Scotch einehnms A °,f.cheaP' P^id tray cloths, all cost prices. Shirting, sheeting, tickings, muslins oAn kinds n/" 'H
1M bleached sheeting for 22K cts. per vd. Fruit of the lnm^ "nbleached sheeting for 19c per yd. ticello silk, 100 yds. fc, spool corticeKwist Ktt&WnSTc n-vner
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ends we will close for much less than cost. Jersey rlbW u,t, frp,,,to 7^ "Sk S
CRAWFORDSVILLE.
SMOKE
CIGAR.
The best 5 cent cigar on earth! Ask your dealer for it and take no other. The Lot is strictly a hand-made, 11aina Idled cigar, and is sold everywhere.
JOHN HUBLEY,
M'l'r. CrawlordsYille.
Sold in Xew Richmond by W AV* Washburn and Ira Stout.
sell the very best. Remember the name, "Chicago Jewel" We iv n- 'i..'
are sure to please you in quality
BOOES AND WINDOWS FOE A SONG.
VANCLEAVE & HOULIHAN.
1, stictly cash except Farm Implements.
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