Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 November 1890 — Page 6

PUMPS.

"When vou want a pump, don't buy •where they keep pumps as a sort of side issue, but go directly to a pump store.

William Brothers not onljr sell you a pump, but they put it in for you and guarantee it to work whether it is stone, iron, wood, rubber-button or a Buckeye Double acting force pump

William Brothers'

ME STORE,

j.j,j SOUTH GKKEN STREET.

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In theUnltedStates has] all the Hews, great sr rles, Household, Farm, Childrens Hour, Pussies, Biddies, Kev. Tal-

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CAFE, QUICK AND SURE.

racists ot mailed on receipt of 3 liaOSVENOR & RICHAK»S, Boston. Mass.

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NEW

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HEALTH, WEALTH.

Older Young,

Botul, fteMc BA5KOOD fatly Rntnrfi Ilmrl. chImm ul •tnar«M*iUtt,tJ.(IBVKIAPI!DOUUlKS*PART8OFB0DT. .UMlBOtT nfcMIIac. HOJ!K TliEATStErtT—Bemetti ta a dir. ••a UatlrjIkniOfllilH and F.rrljcn Cunlrht. Writ*tha. •MrlMIt* Boot, »xpiwMlM and prsobnalM (wiScd) fru.

ERIE MEDICAL. CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.

Borne seekers will find the last of the public domain of. agricultural and grazing vnl- I we along the groat Nortlior" w&ilway in North Dakota and Vontana.

FREE

LANDS

I ltW or more along the Great 1 Nfirth^rnMtaihvuy line. Busiih'ss chances. Write F. I.

TOWN

Whitney. St. Paul, Minn., for I Bookb, .Maps, Arc. Write liow.

Settlers on^free Uovernmunt I lands along tho Uruat Nnrtliern railway line in Northern Dakota and Montana g-t low rates and Hue :i'i -kins fort products. 1

LOW

RATES

1 Finest- resorts ill .America I uKuig tli! Great Northern railway line in Minnesota. D-iko-

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1 lOflLLlU, I mute for health seekers.

ontana lirodueer. the tlnest orsesl and cattle Kim I Tango yet inlMousi-. Milk and Jinn River Vell-TS and Swot t! CJrass Hills.

HORSES.

In Motn.na I'loe Laud*. New Tcwas. New Railways. I New Mine*. Low liatus. Litrgest area of good vacant land.

Sweet Grass Hills. Milk am! Sun River Valleys. Montana, reached only by tho Ureal Tforthers Railwas Line, The Stock Raisers' paradlie.

GOLD, COAL.

HOGS

I The regions tributary to I Great Northern If ail way Line Montana, produce all tlio

S'ew

rocious and basec meuils. towns and railways are I being built.

Go to the Great Reservation"! of Montana and get a good free homestead. Low rates and free Free Sleepers on the Areat Northern Railway Line. 45o now.

HERBS. MINES.

GREAT FALLS.

MILK,

RIVER.

I These have made Montana I the richest State per capita in I Union. Plenty of room for I miners andftock raisers. Now I is the time.

Along the Great Northern I Hallway in Montana arc tree ranches and pasturage, nines of precious metals, iron and coal, aud new cities and towns. Now In your chance.

YOUNG MAN.

Surrounded by a fine agricultural and grazing country, elose to mines ol precious metals iron ahd coal, possessing a water power unequaled in America, it is Montana's lndustral center.

The Valleys of Red, Moose, Missouri, Milk and Sun rivers reached by Great northern Hallway Line. Half rate excursions Sept. 9, 23 and Oct. 14.1890. Write F. I. WHITNEY, St. rani, Minn.

PATIfliOTIQto

LOCAL NEWS.

Comniis'ionors Court begins on Mondtj. Alexa:nl(r ilariiHi' sj»*n Sunday in Darlington.

Dr. Black, of New Kn'l.nioui), was in the city .Mond t). Hentenant-GoV^ro0!' was in the pity over

The ftfSociai.ini'j of comity teachers closes iis exercises this afternoon. Masic Hall has been occupied every night t!iis week by an eastern theairlcal company.

Mr. aud Mrs. N. J. Gloilfeltet' have corie te Wisconsin where Mr. C. will enga«« in a deer huut.

The Beu Hur entertainineut is iu cenlral Micbigan aud lias be«u doing a fair business.

Jobll Miller has been appointed guardian ot Martha Boots, minor heir ot Sallie Ann Booher.

N-

*or soldiers, sailors, pa-

OUDlUilS rents, widows and minor children $8 $13 a momth. Under Act June 27,1890, all soldiors and sailors are entitled for any disability, whether contracted in service or not. All their widows, minor ehildren and dependent parents whether able to yerform manual labor or not. Write at once to •HAPIN BROWN, Att'y-at-law, 323, 4j St., N W., Washington, 1). C. No too unless claim is Allowed. 13 years' experience.

IHEPRINCE

—A RICHHARVEST

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AGENTS WANTED

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J. A. Greeu, A. A. McCain aud Will White htve issued a pamphlet on the lite and trial of W. Fred Pettit.

The Shubert male qualtetie will appear at the Y. M. C. A. Armory next Wednesday night. Admission, 50 ceuts.

Kobeit JoliUBon residing in Veedersburg, a wife beater, was severely chastised bj "White Caps" last Sunday evening.

Sim Coy, late of Indianapolis, is now a resident ot Chicago. He is in the retail liquor business at 805 soath Clark street.

Prof. .Winslow, of Wabash College, has been engaged to preach every other week at Bethany chnrch.—Waveland Independeut.

Wm. Hefternan has disposed of the Nutt Hotel to J. J. Breniier, of Alliance, O. The new proprietor assumed control Monday.

Rev. Ed. T. Lane has accepted the pastorale of the Christian church at Lebano* and will assume his new charges on Jannary 1st.

In the game of foot ball between Wabash and DePauw in this city last Saturday the latter team was successful by a score of 34 to 5.

Most of the alleys all over the city are in a very dirty and filthy condition and need the attention of the street commissioners er some official to look after them.

H. R. Tinsley, of the firm of Tineley & Martin, is making a collection of old farm implements, such as were used 60 years ago. His latest acquisition is a flail, an instrument once used for threshing grain.

Wilmot MeCormick, an employee in THE RIVIEW office, met with a painful accident last Saturday by having his foot caught in the large cylinder press and terribly lacerated it. He will necessarily be off duty for eeveral days.

When it was reported last week that Co. of this city would be ealled out to go west to assist in settling the Indian troubles not enough members of the company could be found to form a corporal's guard. Brace up, boys, it was only a hoax to scare you.

Harry Francisco, the foimer popular Monom conductor, now in the real estate business iq. Chicago, located at No. 85 Dearborn street. Mr. F. has built 142 houses in the Garden City this year, and is the owner of other desirable property. "Will the jurymen in the Pettit murder trial receive that extra §2 per day for services?" we were asked one day this week. As we are not Tippecanoe county we can't give you an intelligent answer, but this much we do know, they should get it.

So far Montgomery county has three applicants for door keeper for the next legislature. As it is six wetks yet until the next legislature convenes there, may be as many more develop in the iuturvening£tinio. Some one will get left—aud probably all. (ieorge Primrose, of the firm of Primrose fc West,says that he intends to quit miustrelsy at tiie eud of next season, as he then expects to have enough capital to retire. He also says that runuing a minstrel show is not a round of pleasure as some people think.

We see that Agues Wallace Villa is stariug this season in the comedy drama, "The World Agaiost Her." Miss Villa, is a back number, a relic of autediluvian days and has bad the world agatuet her since childhood. We hope she has found her Thespian star in her new play although it is a little late in life.

A very amusing little seene was witnessed by a Hornet one night tbis week in the ''still hour ot night." A married man in company with a young girl were parading the streets wiien they were horrified to meet the girl's uiaiutna in search of iter. Holy smoke! but what a tune followed.—Wayuetown Hornet,

There area few people in this town who seem to take a particular devilish delight in telliug lies to create trouble, aud we can ascribe it to no other motive than pu^e cussedness. It had better he stopped or we Will give publicity to their nauiec, and we find it necessary to do a little roasting we will do it. So belittle a careful iu the future,—Darlington Echo.

The Journal quotes Mr. Asa Corn as saying: 'fWedld just right and it would have been a burning shame to have taken that man's life. Why bs «an do good anywhere as he is a very •mart man. Why he will be a big gun up in the penitentiary. He can keep books and preach and do all kinds of fancy work for them. Tea, it would hav9 been a shame to hang him."

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Said Col. DeHart: "The verdict is only temporary. We rely on sufficient errors made iu the Tippecanoe aonnty circuit court to send the case back here for trial when it comes to the supreme cenrt. I do not believe Pettit ever oommiited the crime, for I have never detected a single untruth in him. The verdict shoald have read: 'We, the jury, are in doubt as to Pettit's guilt and therefore sentence him to penitentiary lor life, fearing that we are mistaken.' "—Lafayette Courier.

Some months since the Hornet man took exceptions to the way a young lady was conduct ing herself and spoke of it through the columns ot the paper, not to do her any personal injury, but in the hope that it would oause a reformation, and we are now confronted with the very startling information that she intends to organize a crowd and "horse whip"

Now, my dear little girl, you had better go home and let yoar mother give yon a thorough spanking, and let that job out of whipping editors, for you will stir up the worst nest of hornets ever brought forth, who might tell considerable more than the people ot WaynetowH already know.—Waynetown Hornet.

Charley Vaucleave has been very sick this week. Wabash college closed Wednesday for the remainder of the week.

L. W. Otto has one of tho finest wludow die. plays ever seen in the city, Mrs. E. M. Heukle, of Brazil, is spending the week with relatives in the city.

H. V. Wert and wife attended the funeral ot a relative io Siucinuati this week. William C. Charter and Maggie A. Lafleter have been granted license to marry.

E a W E W E E I E W

Miss Mattie Craig, of Indianapolis, visited her sister, Mrs Fred Brown, this week. Dr. Dinneu and family, of Fort Wayne spent Sunday here, the guest of Rev. J. R. Dinnen.

Jonas S. Miller has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Samuel S. Miller.

The front of the Robb block on south Washington street has been improved bypaiutaud peucil.

John Spatz and wife have removed to Dayton. where Mr. S. will engage in the grocery basiness.

Dr. Detchon's new residence on south Green street will be completed ready for occupancy within a few days.

Ab. Jones has resigned his position as turnkey at the jail. His place will be filled by Charley McClaskey.

Ed. Vorisand Albert Miller spent the week with Jasper Clough, near Elmdale, shooting quails. The boys report an excellent time.

A brother of Fred Sheet?, who has resided in Dakota for some years past, has arrived here and will make this city his future residence.

The Lafayette Sunday Leader says: Mrs. Elma C. Whitehead, now in San Francisco, Cal.,will arrive home the latter part of this week.

James McAdains was up before the mayor Monday charged with assault and battery upon Charles Rogers. He pleaded guilty, was fined, paid up and went away happy.

Monday was the busiest day in the Mayor's court for many moons. An assault and battery case, a petty larceny case and three plain drunks. Everybody was happy, except the wrong doers.

Anew time card went into effect on the Monon last Sunday. The south bound train now leaves Crawfordsville at 1:20 p. m, and the north bound at 2:21 p. m. Tho other train remain the same.

Last Monday night the employees of the Nutt Hotel presented to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hefternan a beautiful silver cake dish. It was a handsome token of their esteem for their late employer and is greatly appreciated as such.

The Wabash foot ball club demonstrated one thing in the game Saturday with the DePauw, and that is that it don't know bow to play foot ball. An energetic game of "hat" ball is probably where it could better demonstrate its ability.

The Indiana Wire Company have their ew wire nail machine in operation and are doing a land-office business. The wire is pronounced by experts to be of a superior quality. This

one of the infant industrious of Crawfordsville enjoying a very healthy growth. Taylor Hubbard, the always in trouble man from Darlington, appeared before Mayor Carr Monday morning charged with purloining goods from Thompson's second-hand store and waiving an examination had his bond* fixed at $200, in default of which he was returned to jail.

Mr. Will H. York, of Wayuetown, and Miss Alice Gray, of Brownsvalley, were married on Thursday 30. Will is one of Waynetown's promising young men, well known in this city and county, aud begins married life under very fiatteiiug circumstances. The REVIEW extends congratulations to the young couple.

In the supreme court Saturday George and Jesse Hawthorne, et. al. brought suit against David Mehary, Mrs. Elma C. Whitehead, the Preachers' Aid Society ot the M. E. church,

11.

al., for the release of the mortgage given to the late Jesse Meharry to secure payment of seven SI,000 notes. It is an amicably legal proceeding. Lafayette Journal.

White Caps are sending out their warnings in Veedersburg and Melott. The News of Veedersburg, tells of two cases ot this kiud this week. It is hoped this lawless spirit will die down before they bring disgrace upon themselves and Fountain county. Or, perhaps, this same turbulent body will soma night steal the court house at Covington and remove it to Veedersburg, thus ending the nonsensical arrangement going on between the two towns.

Last Thursday a horse belonging to Newt Borum. of Shawnee Mound, fell into a we if The animal was in the pasture where there is a well from which the water is drawn by a wind pump and is covered with a platform and surrounded by a wire fence. The horse broke through the fence aud while standing on the platform it broke through, letting biin down in the well, hind feet first, a distance of1 thirty feet. There the horse remained in waler/ up to his neck until the next day at noon when he was discovered. Pulleys aud rbpes were brought aud after throwing a noose over his fore legs a strcng team began to draw him out and when near the top the rope slipped, letting him down in the well again. A second attempt was made which was successful. At last accounts the horse was alive but swollen much beyond his n.^taral size.—Fountain and Warren democrat.

The healthy people you meet have healthy liver. They take Simmons Liver Regulator. —t

Daviess county farmers give quail hunters no show. Shan't bunt on their lands under any consideration.

Fortunate Father and Son. "I am as oertain as

For Holliday

EMM

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The custom made boot and shoe store where you will find nothing but first class goods All work from this house warranted. All varieties of men and boys fine shoes and heavy boots of all grades.' Look at them. Repairing and new work dose with promptness and neatness. E. B. CUrtis Proprietor, 205 east Mala street.

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lathe bane of so many lives that here Is where'* We make our, great boast. Our pills careit while Others do not

Carter's Iiittle'Livor Pills are very small and tvery easy to take. One or two pills make a doso. .They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vials at 25 cents five for $1. Sold 'by druggists everywhere, or sent by moil. •CARTER MEDIOINB CO.,

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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

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Ft. Wayne continues to patronize southern lotteries to the extent of many thousand dollars a month.

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