Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 June 1890 — Page 10

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ship seventeen (17) north, range six (6) west thence following said rowl a norihwestci •. lv direction

until

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it reaches the west, uno

section

twenty-five(35),

last

four

township and range

aforesaid thence due north along the section line to the northwest corner of section (34), township and range last mentioned thence due cast one (I) mile to the northeast corner of said section twenty-

(24), said township and rauge thence due north along the range line until said range line reaches the center of Sugar creek thence following the meandenngs of Sugar Creek in a northeasterly direction to tne point where said creek enters Brown township at a point due west from the northeast corner of section thirty-two (-V), township eighteen (18) north, range five (o) west 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

foe^rritory'embraced in the above description to be known as precinct number two (2).

PRECINCT NO. 3.

All that part of Brown township bounded

MBednDingafthe

ter of the

southwest corner of Brown

township, which is the southwest comer of Section thirty-four [34], township seventeen ri7l north, range six [61 west, running thence east two and one-half [s5£] miles to the cen

road running north to the town or

Waveland from the southeast rner of the southwest quarter of section thirty-six [ooj, thence followiuc 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 ^of Cross street in said Uwu of Waveland theuce in a northwesterly direction along the center of said Cross street until said street interaects •with a road running west, which intersecting road is about thirty-five [3D] or forty NO] rods north of the north line of section thirty six [38], township seventeen [l(j north, range six 16j west theuce following said road in a northwesterly direction until it reaches the west line of section twenty-live [2o], township and ranee la9t uieutioued thence due north along the said section line to the northwest corner of section twenty-four [-4], township and range last mentioned thence due east oue I IT mile to the northeast corner of section twenty-four [211, said township and range: thence due north along the range line until said range line reaches ihe 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 the territory embraced in the above description to be known as precinct number three [3].

Suite of Indiana, County of Montgomery,

I, John L. (ioben, 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 house the city of Crawfordsville, said county and "late, on the eleventh day of June A. I*., 1£'0, tive to the establishing of voting prrcie.ets the various townships comprising the ty of Montgomery, as the same appears cord in my ofiice. 'ness my hand and the seal of the Board muiissioii'-rs of Montgomery County, this 18th day of June A. D., 1S90.

JOHN L. GOBEN,

Auditor Montgomery Co., Ind.

11 My News.

iLINGTON.

was oq a boom last Monday,

Hamilton wili\get a pension. William Coltrain losf one of his horses last week.

Geerge Kashner shipped

car load of hogs

Tuesday. John Coltrain aud Ed. Booher were at Thorntown Tuesday.

Mrs. J. A. Marshal is visiting iu Russiaville, Howard county. Miss Susan Avery, of Michifjantown, is visit ing friends here.

Mrs. Julia Oder, of Brazil, iti visiting here and at Thorntowu. Fred Thompson, of Colfax, wa^ down to see Lis folks last week.

William Butcher had a nice gray mare killed by lightning last week. Mrs. Enoch Thompson, who has Jjeen sick lor some time is better.

What has become of our New Richmond scribe for THE REVIEW'? Drummers are thick as candidates juht before a county convention.

John Nay lor, of Chicago, arrived here last Saturday. John is looking fine.

Willis Bond is helpingButler & Kimbler the hardware. Willis is a hustler. Uncle John Hulet went to the lake last Sat urday and returned Sunday night.

We still have a baggage car for a depot but1 have the promise of anew one soon. Frank Harris has a new buggy ?nd harness, lookout girls, Frank will be around.

Wes Buzard has moved his furniture store to ./ west Main street in Mrs. Wheeler's room. Miss Grace Berryman is visiting at Shelbyville. She will return the tirst of August.

W. W. Chambers is re-roofing the Odd Fellows' and Masonic hall this week with tin. C. 0. Tribbett, of this place, has hung out his card as auctioneer. Luck to you Charley.

James Walters, of your city, has two teams here hauling bolts. His coons 6ay it is awful hot.

Wheat and hay harvest and corn planting are making it a very busy time with the farmers at present.

Ira Booher and family visited at Averys Sta tion, above Frankfort, on last baturday and Sunday.

John Flaniugham, who was crippled by a

horse

falling on him last winter, is still on crutches. Mr. Gus Manning, who is auite an old settler here, is not expected to live from one day to the next.

Darlington has a street sprinkler, »ity style Imt have no very good way to get water, only iiy pumping.

Jake Willson and Henry Wishard were the first to cut wheat. The wheat is said to be good in quality.

Before ten days more, the old threshing eugine will be calling the men aud boys ou double quick to thresh.

For surreys, buggies and harness, call ou cur harness man. He is iu dead earnest and will give you a bargain.

Mrs. Grofl is laying dangerously ill at her daughter's, Mrs. W. B. Mount. She is not exjjected to live many days.

Ed. Booher who has been working in an ofTice on the Clover Leaf at Douglas, is at home for a while, not feeling very well.

FKUIT

Mason Self-sealing Fruit Wax Sealing Fruit Jars, Jelly tops, sealing wax, wax meltersA wrenches, etc., 99c. At lowest prices at the

99c 8TOR

Charley and Emma McCune,of near Chicago, have been on a visit here. When only a small girl and boy they were residents here.

We were pleased to learn that Rev. Barbe, of Whites town, was nominated on the democratic ticket of Boone county for surveyor.

Mrs. George Smith and daughter, returned home to Evansville last week, after spending several weeks here visiting home hoiks.

Not less than seventeen teams are here hauling heading bolts for Alfrey, of Crawfordsville. Probably twenty men are cutting timber.

Tribbett & Kashuer have dissolved partnership in the stock business at this place, but Kashner will still continue shippiug stock.

Uncle Johu Hulet had a buyer for his large whale bone which lies in Ihe show window. It was sent him by H. C. Hulet, of California.

If some one will start a bank here, we will promise to find plenty ol men to borrow, it they are not too choice who they take on their notes,

Abe Fianiugliaiii and his intended wife,

Mr, Clements and wife of near Crawfordsville, visited at C. E. Tho'iipson's the first of the week and then left for Jamestown and Iudiauapolis.

Never in the history of this county has there been such a corn crop planted. It looks well, although it has heeu injured iu some places by the recent rains.

Two young ladies visitiug here, have been catching lightning bugs and pinching them in two and pultiDg them on their ears to make them look like diamonds.

Rev. Sphon and Clayton Kimler have been up to the lakes for two weeks fishing, but returned the first of the week and did not report the amount of fish caught.

A republican was heard to say the other day, "This state will go 20,000 democratic next fall ami the democrats will elect the next president," I think these Harrisou times are going back on a great many good republicans.

The K. of P's. will have a grand basket meet ing in the grove west of town to-morrow and a grand time is expected. Come everybody, bring your basket well filled and we will have a grand time. Rev. Johnson of Lebanon and aud Mr. Whittington, of Crawiordsville are the speakers.

We challenge any town in the county, outside of Crawfordsville, to show better streets, bettar side walks, more shade trees, better fire company, more clever business men and ladies, more dress makers, more widows aud old maids and batchelors aud good looking young men and ladies than Darlington.

NEW EOSS.

Harvest is at hand. Some of the farmers are making hay. Born to Charles Jones and wife, a girl. Prof. Hulse is at Terre Haute this week. Liunie Evans, of Waveland, is visiting here. Anew preacher at the M. E. church last Sunday.

The Ladies Band cave an ice cream supper here this evening. Everyone shoulil prepare something for our great coming fair.

No one should fail to see the fire-works on the evening of the 1 ouriu.

W. J. Sanford was selected to act as judge at the Jamestown declamatory contest. 0. B. Hultz and W. J. Sanford attended Franklin township graduatiug exercises last Saturday evening.

WAYNETOWK.

Win. Munns has been quite sick lor several days. Fred Waugle, of Veedersburg. was up on Sunday.

Will York saw the sights in Brownsburg on Sunday. Some of our farmers an cutting wheat this week,

Charley Smith, of Waveland, visited iu here over Sunday. Rev. Shipp occupied the Christian church pulpit on Sunday.

George Ferryman shipped a car load of hogs Monday night. Wm. Eider is thinking several tenement houses in the near future.

Mrs. Lillie Walsch, of Danville, Illwas the guest of the Laundman hotel on Sunday.

Unole .Toe. Hampton died at his home fn this place on last Saturday of paralyses. He vats a ..well respected citizen.

The Btiptist church folks are extensively preparing for their celebration on the 4th, 5th and Oth of ,luly. JSIany prominent ministers will be present.

The following school teachers have been employed by our school trustees for the ensuing year: 1'rof. Harris of Alamo Albert Henrv, of Wingate Mrs. Ewing, o,f Crawfordsville," tnd Miss Effa Brant, of this place.

Anew lirm in U0\vn which bears the name of Wm.\ York, is iliarish ing. It

Wiis

the stock formerly

owned by Frail Morgan. It will phut-an entire new stock in the «t v,vuil

SOUTH-WEST UNION

Harvest is here. '.

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Major Cash is on the sick Aist. es last rstin-

Preaching at both churcl day. Wm. Hardee visited Wn last Sunday

Grubb on

Isaac Jones was down o!n his farm last Saturday. ,j antes smith has rel{urned from Warren county.

THE \%AJVVPORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

rs, Standard asses, extra

•Dr. Zellers started \ut on his northern trip last Monday. J.W. Grubb and wife visited Wra. Taylor on last Sunday

Children's Day at Sflabtown school house Sunday 29,2 p, Fred Miller has quit selling washing machines and has gone tY farming

Quite a number of boys and girls of Balhinch went to the ShaV-les last Sunday.

Robert Titus and family, of New Market, visited friends Balhinch last Sunday.

Ellen llerell, who has bufcn visiting relatives here, has returnied to her homo in Veedersburg.

W. B. Charter, who got Jhis collar bone broken a few weeks ag\, is again able to be out at work.

ar*

rived here last week visiting home folks, an 1 and returned to their home iu Chicago last Tuesday.

There were some boys caught trying to drown a hog in Sugar creek \near the mouth of Olliel creek last SaturVlfiy.

Ilarloy Swindler took his threshing engine to Crawfordsville to gat it repaired as wheat threshing is ifyear at hand.

Money to loan at 7 per cent, annual without commission, t'uinberland i&J

Dr. WALT E"

Formerly the

Great New York Hospital

Xo.v Surgeon of the 1 NTKlt-STATK

ASSOCIATION n&n SPECIALISTS!

Will be at the Nntt House. t'ra\,.„1dsviilo Saturday, July .i. Consultation and exami nation free ami strictly confidential In his private parlors at the Xutt House. J)r. Walter devotes his entire attention to diseases of the eye, oar. throat, lungs and to all chronic, private and nervors diseases and deformities, as granulated lids, cross eyes. deafness, discherge at tlie ears, brownehltis. chronic cough, goitre [big neck], fever sores and ulcers, lSright's diseaso, rheumatism. ail diseases of the kidneys and bladder, heart, stomach anil nervous discuses, chorea fSt. Vitus Dance], epilepsy [tits), general debility, scrofula, skin disease and all diseases duo to bad blood.

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Kpllupsy l-'its positively cured by a new and never failing remedy. Keetnl Diseases. Dr. Walter aiso make? specialty of all forms of rectal diseases, piles— internal and external, itching and bleeding, recta! ulcers,—which are often taken for nervous and lung diseases, ail cured if taken in time. Hemomber 1 cure all forms of piles without paiu and interruption or detention from business, and without the use of knife, caustic, ligature or injection. Come and be convinced. Ladiessufforing from complaints peculiar to their sex, can consult the Doctor with every assuraneo of a speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting them to tho embarassing procoduro of an examination, which, in most cases, Is unnecessary. The Doctor partictularly invites al cases that havebuen given tip by oilier physicians.

TO YOUNti. IDI)IjE-A(iKI) and OLD MEN. Dr. Walter stakes his honor and nfofeBLointl reputation upon the sluteinju' that'lie'has di»-

ol huildiniT covered a speedy and positive cure for ail those sufferings from spot matorvlioiu, impotcncy. loss of manhood or from weakness brought ou by errors of indisereation in'youth, or overindulgence in late years, st^cli as organic weakness, involuntary vital losspfewith the. long list of penalties laid by nature lor crimes against hor most snored ami important laws are cured in a short time, ltelief -nnaneut and absolute cures guaranteed. AVl cases strictly confidential.

^SiimU TnnAerH, Cmir«as, WurtH, Moles, KW\, removed without acids, knife, pain or scar. New method, electrolysis.

Catarrh", New home treatmen, with apparatus invented by tho Dr. Kxamine it. I'll surpassed. cheap. •"grantee to cure every case of dyspepsia, sick liead acho. piles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh.

Jy"l will give special attention to difficult ens/js and to cases other physicians have failed to/ cur .-, trt Persons applying for treatment w/ill please bring from two to four ounces of Wrine for analysis. l)r. Kyinaii I*. \Valter, Western Address, Toledo,

Consultation Free

Stone in the Kidney.

aiK

we predict for him a good patronage

1 was first taken with sharp pains in the lower part of my bowels in the region of tho bladder. Shortly blood appeared mixed with my urin, and a few weeks later 1 had an attnet of gravol. 1 trieil a number of doctors. Cine said it was gravel, another

InHamation ot the Bladder,

another stone iu the kidneys. Vor throe months 1 was under the care of an einiimnt doctor at Albany, but constantly growing worse, went homo to die. At this time was induced to try Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, N. Y., and am now robust and strong. A remedy ^hich CUU «lo this for ou so UONR DEATH as 1 WHS Should bo known overywhore. I hope this statenient will cause others aniioted as I was to use the remody—U. W. Urown, Petersburg, N.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Rcinciy.

jw.. ooi rsDorr, n.

BUHRIES,

$i. r, for $r,.

fltyiBh,

at Tinsley & Martin's.

/I The best twine from 12 1-2 to 16 eeiits. AVe have enough tor all. The greatest boon to housekeepers is economy and periect novelty and waste. To users of gasoline stoves, we sell the very best. Remember the name, "Chicago Jewel." We are av ing one Turnbull a day. Merit will win, not lowest prices. re

Groceries! "Implements! -Hardware!!

Yancleaye & Houlihan,

Sucessors to C. N. Vancleave,

12i N. Washing-ton St.,

Are carrying a lull and complete stock of Groceries, Farm Implements, Plows, Harrows, Drills, Wire and Picket fence, Wind-mills, etc., Hardware, Cutlery and a Superior line of Tinware. If you want a bargain, come and see us and we are sure to please you in quality and price.

SCREEN D00KS AND WINDOWS FOR A SONG.

Gents'furnishing

James "Bogert,

MANUFACTURER,

Opposite Transfer Car, 40 West Washington street. Sample Trunks and Cases a Specialty. 1'aticuiar attention paid to Ladies' patent Tray dress Truuks. Largest and best assortment of Traveling Hags, Trunks, Valises, etc. jiuy your Trunks where 'hey are made.

ANCLEAVE & HOULIHAN.

JlOn and after July 1, stictly cash except Farm Implements.

$25,000 WORTH

.OF.

Dry Goods, Notions, Cloaks Carpets, etc,,

BE CLOSED OUT

We are going to quit business in this city, and that means that we must sacrifice hundreds of dollars worth of goods to do so. If you want to save money, you can't afford to buy a dollar's -worth of goods out side of our house as long as this sale will continue.

Positively Going Out Of Business!

We have never advertised anything that we did not do and we will not. commence it now. It will be the greatestopportunity that you will ever get at such a mammoth, well-selected stock. No old trash but clean new stuff. Notice ...v —-hi

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Fine French satins at 20c per yd. A beautiful line of new cashmer Ombre at HOc. A good line of cheap plaid. towels,, per yd. spool coril'ety pins.

ends we will close for much less than cost. Jersev ribbed vests from 8c to 75c, nice silk vests for 75c. Our stock of hose as nearly everybodv knows, is the best in the city." It will pay you to buy your supply for a year at the prices now.. Hose from 5c per pair up.

dried shirt, always sells for 50c. Cassimeres, llannels, blankets all go. Carpets, window shades, lace curtains, cloaks,, must be sold. You can afford to by stuff at the prices and lay it away until you are ready to use it. If you want to secure HfVme of these bargains don't wait till you see what some one else has bought or you will get left. We meant business and are going to close- out, if vou want to save money see us

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, Havana filled cigar, and is sold everywhere.

JOHN HURLEY,

MTr. Crawfordsville.

.Sold in New Ilichmond by \V. W Witshburn and Ira Stout, and in Alamo by Mitchell & Clark.

FISHER

*-ou can pick up in All wool Henrietta iishmers worth 25c now

cost. Corsets—Ball's health corset, always sells for SI now line French wove corsets now only SI.10. A lot of odds and

goods, underwear, collars, cuffs, socks at cost. 40 cts. for a fine unburn-

OT1CE OF RE-ASSESSMENT.

Notice of re-assessment of the Darlington and County Line Free Gravol Road, State of Indiana. Montgomery County.

Notice is hereby given to tho owners and occupants of the lands, heretofore assessed to pay the expenses of the construction of tho Darlington and County Lino Free Gravol Road, in Montgomery County, Indiana, that tho Board of Commissioners of Montgomery County, Indiana, has made and entered upon the recent of said board an order requiring an additional assessment to be made and lat4 upon tho lands heretofore assessed and reported benefitted, for the construction of tho Darlington and Connty lino free gravel road, also to reimburse said county for a large amountof the expenses of construotion of said free gravol road, which lias beon paid by the county and said causo is set for hearing on Friday, ,7uiy IS, 1W0, at the Auditor's ofiice, in said county, at Crawfordsville, Indiana, at which time said matter Is set for hearing before said board of commissioners. .JOHN L. GOBEN.

Auditor Montgomery Co.

Simmon's liver regulator has never failed to relieve constipation of tho bowels.

Simmons liver regulator has never known to fail to cure dyspepsia.

been

work, not erag-