Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 July 1890 — Page 8
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The Tailor,
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JiJOTICfi TO 11 EI US, CREDITORS, ETC,
In tho matter of the estate of John Klnkead deceased, In this Montgomery Circuit Court, Septombor term. 1800. ,,«N°a ,hT1,yofPY11
"'at George Johnson
ns Administrator the estate of John Kinkead, deceased, has presented and filed ?i?«n-c?u.n
an.''
vouchers in final settlement of
Aaid estate, and that the same will come up for tho examination and action of said Clrcnit Court
of
Sept.. 1690. at which time all
neirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause if
H®'
why Said"aecounte
no£
b® approved, and the heirs or dis-
triontoee of said estats are also notified to be in cf holrBhip81
tl10 tlm° aforcsald and
•1,0.iS60
18
make proof
^"Idriy °f September. 1890.
JAMES I). HARNEY, GEORGE JOHNSON, Attorney Administrator.
JJOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of James Cwk,"dcccnsrd
h?rc,»?Kiveu
that the uisdorH'trnoil
appplniotl mul ,1 ,lv ,„ili«lod ad.nin
lstrator ol tue estate of James Cook, line of Monteomory cnun»v. lnilt i, ilecvn-,,' w.,,,i I estate is suppn-'il t. I»' tr I vert I
COPPAGE& WHITE, THOMAS Ml COOIv I a
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Pure Blackberry Cord hi I for the yripiutr sea *011 at the Clipper.
THE OHIO STATE Official Investigation of Powders,
Made under the direction of the Legislature by the State Food and Dairy Commissioner, General S, H. Hurst,
Shows the ROYAL to be'. the purest of aU baking powders tested, a cream.'. of tartar powder, containing 110 unwholesome in-
.. gredients, of great leavening power, its strength most perfectly preserved.
All the other baking powders contained impurities, ranging from 10.18 per cent, to 86.23 per cent, of their entire weight. As the best baking powder is that which gives the largest amount of gas and leaves the least impurity inw the bread, the Royal is again officially stamped the best in all respects.
FRUIT JARS!
Mason Sett-sealing Eruit Jars, Standard Wax Sealing Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, extra tops, sealing wax, wax melters, wrenches, etc., 99c. At lowest prices at the
99c STORE.
BEW RICHMOND./
Dr. Washburn visited our town last week, Blackberrieaj are ripe and a large crop is be* ing gathered.
Mrs. Daisey bas repainted her houpe and it adds to the appearance. «. •. •The show atithis place was tot so well attended as generally last week.
The dogs are all on the sick list, and a dog doctor could get many cases now around here. Something that is seldom seen. A. Methodist preacher who votes the democrat ticket.
The Round Hill scribe posts the people as to the doings ol one Coffman in every letter. Tom Patton will now compete with the undertakers of the Crawfordsville and Lafayette.
Hunters will find prarie chickens played out for the first time when they come to shoot them.
Win. Campbell bas suspenders, overall! and goods that are the best in the market. Call and see them.
Some of the boys are talking of going to Colorado to harvest. Wages are reported at ttjree dollars a day.
Joe Bennett says as a time howler he is a howling syccess, but. when easy jobs are on band, be is not wanted.
When the people of New Richmond want rowdies they will make it fcpown, especially from neighboring towns.
ME.
The basket meeting at New Richmond, Sunday was well attended, and Rev. Carney pleased bis bearers very much.
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Mrs. Wade who has been suffering with a huge tumor, bad an operation performed a few days ago and is now getting well fast.
Threshing will soon be in full blast and the "I will pay you When I thresh" people will have no excuse. May the threshers come soon,
The prospect for wheat to come to this market is good. With no elevator at Linden nor Wingate, New Richmond bids fair to get her share of the grain.
Come on, Friend Keliison. I have a first clasB line of the goods you spoke of. Your letter from the west was a dandy and appreciated by all who read it.
Mr. Editor, look ont. Que of your scribes is on the war path. A party living near Frankfort is invading his grounds, They are hot, and trouble is brewiug. Look out.
A gentleman who bragged be w&s going to leave the country, and also
hiB
creditors, has
not done so. At last reports, he had settled down to work northeaat of this place. Fred Dettmder is the big cabbage raiser ot this vicinity. If Bill Gulliver, the Balhinch scribe, could see Fred's cabbages, he would write about them as being large aB hay stacks.
Men wearing the cloak of Christianity, who
and vouches urge their children to fight, should take the
cloak ofl that people may see them as they are. Such hypocrits were seen on our streets a short time ago.
A .voting man living near Round Hill, (and his name Is not Bennett, nor King, nor McLure,) owes a certain merchant in New Richinond a sum of money, and if it is not paid, his mime will show up in one of these 1 iters.
Old man Tires visited our town one day last week with a lmye black snake he had caught He handled the reptile like a showman and Hn says he cau nlwajs tell the lime of day if In* has a suake. The last wo saw of his snake its li»ad was peeping from beneath Mr. Tires' bosom.
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'THE CRAWJb'vjRDSVIWEEKLY REVIEW.
One of our oldest settlers Is reciving aid from the township, be it said to the shame of people who raise money to send off to the Negro. The lady we speak of is a fine old woman, and she should receive better treatment in her old days than to be thrown on the township tor support. And this, too, in a community where you can hear blatherskites pray lor a hundred yai^s from theipfine churches.
It makes us sick to see the way Petti! is treated then look back to the day poor Henningswasin the jail for a crime be had committed. One is petted and cajoled while the other was treated like a dog. Will the people ever learn to not worship every man that pretends to be a preacher? They are ready to help him out of murder, adultery, or any other crime he may commit.
Balhinch scribe, we would like to know yhat kind of liquor you take in yours to make you see such wonderful beasts. Is it Jackville Bourbon, or is it some you got from the old man whom you visited the Sunday you wrote about? The whiskey sold here acts different from that. It makes people want to go to church. At least those who go mostly have a half pint bottle in their pockets. They say it makes them feel like bankers, congressmen, etc.
Mr. Fulien as candidate for commissioner is one of the best nominations and interests the voter more than all the balance of the ticket Mr. Fulien bas been tried on gravel road business and be has proved true to his trust every time. If we get Mr. Fulien for commissioner will have no bogus expert business for tax-payers to pay for. We will have no second hand bridges put' off on us at a tiptop price and a thousad other, things we have been cursed with. Vote for Fulien.
YOUNTSVILLE.
Hay is all in the mow. Wheat threshing has begun. The oats are all in the shock. Dr. Shotts, of Linden, was here on Tuesday. Blackberries are not very jplenty in this neighborhood.
The Yountaville threshing club began operations Monday. Miss Lizzie Bowermt visited Waynetown friends over Sunday.
Mrs. J, M. Work is visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. M. Saylor at Champaign, III. Townsley & Work are receiving a Sue lot of popular and oak logs at their saw mill.
John Harpel attended the Congressional convention at Terre Haute on Tuesday. The piospect for a large crop of corn is better than has been known in a number of years, filstee Snyder is making preparations to build a new wood house at ML Pleasant school house,
Mrs. A.,C. Yount visited her father, Frank Rosebaum near New Market over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Troutman who has been on the sick list for some time, shows but slight improvement.
Miss Hattie Rosebaum returned from Indianapolis on Wednesday where she had been visiting friends,
We understand that the colored people of Crawtordsville will hold another basket meeting here in the near fnture.
The democrats of this section are well pleased with the renomination of E. V. Brookshire for congress and will give him their undivided support.
Dr. Davidson of this place and l)r. Louie Brown, of Alamo, attended to the injuries of I Vincent Charters instead of Dr. Hamilton, of
Waynetown, as stated in the Hornet
Threats are made that, it' the parties of questionable character near here do not get up and go, a band of White Caps will be organized and make them go. The people here have no use for such creatures and the sooner thqy go the better it will be for them. The premises have been watched and a
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and price. SCREEN DOORS AND
Vancleave
COUNTRY SCHOOL NOTES.
Mr.'Wade will teacn at Smartsburg. Let us have a county teacher's library. Study to teach better and not for examination.
Dr. P. F. Elston will continue in Franklin township. Miss Mollie Hall will occupy her old position next year.
Shannondale needs a new school building very much. Prof. W. B. Rodman is tho man at the helm at New Ross.
Prof. C. A. Peterson will be the leading power at Alamo. John Winter, of Boone county, vjsited the normal last Thursday.'
The Ladoga Normal will soon close another successful year's work.
Misses Lizzie Spruhan and Ora Nolan will be the pilots at Longview. Mrs. T. G. Ewmg passed the Civil Service examination successfully^
Miss Flora Work is having fine 'success In' heriprivate school on Green street Mr. Ed. Sanders, a teacher of Boone county, is thinking of locating in Montgomery.
Miss Mary Daily, of the class of '63 will cept her old position in Clark township.
ac-
Teachers, show your faith by your works, and attend the county institute all week.
The Whitesville school will be taught by W. W. Ewing, Jose Imel and Mrs. Joe Wmgert.
The County Normal is progressing finely with Profs. Higgins and Pattison at the head.
Miss Mayme Wilhite will continue at the Soap Factory school again, this being the fifth year.
How long will it take the people to uudef stand that not the thing done, but the power to do is the ultimate power in school life.
The following are the teachers for the Linden schools next winter: Prof. A. S. Fraley, Judge W. D. Jones and Miss Clara Brockman.
Linden wants anew school building. They evidently need a good substantial building to accommodate the growing school at that place.
Many teachers object to the title "Prof." but they are certainly as much entitled to it as many who use it^uch as the great pedestrians, aeronauts, equine experts, jug lers, etc.
What a sin it is to warp a child out of bis natural bent of mind into an unnatural one. All smart children are fitted for some especial work in life. The teacher who can discern what that is, is a moBt valuable laborer.
Spelling seems to be the most difficult branch against which teachers have to contend and is well illustrated with the story jf a certain judge, who received a return from a justice,in which he spells God with a little j*and judgement with a big G, but who was not as badly puzzled as another judge known to be somewhat addicted to liquor, who received a letter commencing "honorable jug."
of
names taken of those that have visited there, which will, in all probability be published or handed to the Grand Jury.
SOUND HILL.
Threshing is in full blast at this place. Harry Freeman Is on the sick list—supposed to be heart sickness.
Harry Smith is still on the Blck list, but is thought some better at this writing. Lizzie Esheiman is staying with her Bister near New Richmond.
Hurrah for the boys of Cherry Grove that say "that
IB
my ticket."
Miss Belle Patton, another one of the fairest, is helping Mrs. Hannah Patton this week. AskfOtto Thompson what be thinks of the girl that was dressed In black last Sunday.
Miss Eflle Pierce, one of our fairest young belles, is helping Mrs. Maggie Patton during harvest
Miss Rosa Patton loves to sit under the s^mits.iittb cl Sunday evenings and watch the carts go by.
The young folks who are invited to the party at Dick Houk's Friday night, are expecting a grand time.
James Alexander, I.ucy Clough, John Harriman and Clara Clough spent Sunday evening at Oak Hill cemetery.'
Frank|Nolan wore a pleasant smile last Sunday afternoon, whether it was the effect of 8eeing|his girl we are unable to state. CA good many fr!hn this place attended the surprise last Sunday it being Harve Davernport's 30th anniversary. About sixty were present.
Teachers do not give the care to the health ot the pupilB that they Bbould. Many persons know tbnt it is necessary to put on an extra garment before going from a warm room to the cold air, but are careless in that matter and that fact makftB it necessary for the teacher to see that all are wrapped before going into the cold. Some may say this is poor advice for this exceedingly hot weather, but trustees are now employing toachers and should be very careful to get a full grown teacher,
Supt Zook has received the outline of the county institute work. How very different from what the work used to be. The old time Institute u?ed to be mostly academ'c in in struction, a whole week of school for teachers to prepare themselves in the common school branches. You ask for what? We cannot answer certainly not to trach scarcely less to teach school. But the character of the work of the present and future will be entirely professional. The following outline will give some idea of the work for this year's institute: 1. The Purposes of the County Institute.
Educational Psychology. Moral Instruction and Traiuin'g,
History of Education. Science of Education. The General Iflea of Method. Exemplification of the Idea ot Method the Common Branches. -,.t- a. Reading. b. Writing. c. Spelling. d. Language. e. Grammar. f. Arithmetic. g. Geography. h. History.
I. Physiology.
Itacr! Beer I Bnarl
The best and coolest lager beverage in the city at Mubleisen's Clipper saloon, south Green street,
Groceries! Implements! Hardware!
Yancleave & Houlihan,
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Sucessors to C. N. Vancleave,
12 I N. Washington St.,
Are carrying a lull and complete stock ol 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)
:0» and after July 1, stictly cash except Farm Implements.
WINDOWS FOR A SONG.
Will too at the Nntt ilouso. Crawfordsville Saturday, August 2. Consultation and exami nation free and strictly confidential in his private parlors at the Nutt llouso. Dr. Walter devotes his entire attention to diseases of tho eyo, ear, throat, lungs and to all chronic, private and nervors diseases and deformities, as granulated lids, cross eyes, deafness, discharge at the ears, brownchltis, chronic cough, goitre [big neck], fever sores and ulcers, Bright's disease, rheumatism, all diseases of the kidneys and bladder, heart, stomach and nervous diseases, chorea [St. Vitus Dance], opilepsy [fits], general debility, scrofula, skin disease and all diseases duo to bad blood.
Epilepsy or Fits positively cured by a new and nover failing remedy. Kectal Diseases. Dr. Walter also mokes a specialty of all forms of rectal diseases, piles— internal and external, itching and bleeding, rectal ulcers,—which are often taken for nervous and lung diseases, all cured, if taken in time. Remember 1 cure all forms of piles without pain and Interruption or detention from business, anU without tho use of knife, caustic, ligature or Injection. Come and be convinced. Ladies suffering from complaints peculiar to their sex, can consult the Doctor with overy assuranco of a spoedy relief and pormanent cure, without subjecting them to the ombarassing procedure of an examination, which, in most cases, is unnecessary. The Doctor portictularly invites all cases that have boon given up by other physicians.
TO YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED and OLD MEN. Dr. Walter stakes his honor and profesional reputation upon tho sbitemont that ho has discovered a spoedy and positive cure for all those sufferings from spermatorrhea), impotoncy, loss of manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of indiscreatlon in youth, or overindulgence In late years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses with the long list of penaltlou .aid by nature for crimes against her most sacroi! and important laws are cured in a short time, ltelief permanent and absoluto cures guaranteed. All cases strictly confidential.
Small Tuuipin, CancexH, Wart«, Mules, Ktc., removed without acids, knife, pain or scar. New method, electrolysis.
Catarrh. Now homo treatmen, with apparatus inventod by tho Dr. Examine it. Unsurpassed. Choap.
Guarantee to euro every caso of dyspepsia, sick head ache, piles, tapo -worm, stricture and catarrh.
RTJ will give special attention to difficult casos ond to cases other physicians have failod to curo._j«|' l'orsons applying for treatment will plensourlng from two to four ouncos of urine for analysis.
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There is no resort In the city as popular as Muhlelsen's Clipper saloon.
& Houlihan
A GODENHAEYBST!
Haying: purchased the old Darter elevator, corner of Grant avenue and Franklin street,
011
railway I am
AGAIN AT HOME.
To welcome my friends. The elevator is newly refitted and refurnished throughout. 1 want
100,000 Bushels of Wheat
For which I will pay the highest price in cash or exchange.
TRY 0 K. FLOCK THE BEST
On the market. Bran mill, feed and meal at all times on hand. Rember the place.
Old Darter Ware House
W. M. DARTER, Prop.
Dr. WALTER,
Formerly of tho
Great Wow York Hospital
Now Surgeon of tho IN'TJEK-Xl'ATK
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