Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 December 1890 — Page 10

SEAL SOAKING.

The "catch" last year was

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The this Seal skins are rising in price. was an advance in the London market last week of 90 per cent.

fhere

Cheapest Now.

You'd never buy them cheaper than mow. "We offer them at 50 per cent less than they can be bought in New

York to-day. MUFFS, OAPBS,

JACKETS, SACQUES, ALL THE GARMENTS.

L. S. Ayers & Co,

INDIAftAjrOLlS.

I Have Made a

Great Reduction

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Cooking and Heating

Stoves

And You will be Surprised at the Price-They are Now Sold, at My Store. iEX.

MAHOKNEY.

Indianapolis Wire Works.

Flower Stands

Wire Goods

OfEvery description, bank and desk railings, Florists' designs, moss baskets, coops of all kinds, wire vases, window and counter guards, treilises and arches, grave guards, wire signs, otc. 27 Circle ^t. Indianapolis.

WE ARE

Just Completing

OUR NEW

Ten Thousand Bushel

CORN CRIB

And Will be Ready to receive all the corn 111 the County '---AT—

MARKET PR IE.

Bring it Along and Dump

118IaBd 120 E.Maritet St.

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OTICE TO IISIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. )w the matter of the estate of Nancy Bunnell, deceased. In the Montgomery Circuit Court,

November term, 1890. Notice is hereby riven that Stephen A. D, TJunnell, as Administrator of Nancy Buinell, deceased, has jli

the estate of roaented a»d

filed his accounts and vouchers In final settlemeat ef said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said circuit ceurt on the 22nd day of December, 1890, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said ceurt and show cause if any there be, why said aecounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs or distributees of said estate are also notified to be in said conrt at the time aforesaid and make proofof heirship,

Dated this 88th day of November. STEPHEN A. D. BUNNELL, Administrator, Sen Swank, attorney for estate.

The Green Street

MERCHANT TAILOR

Near the Post Office

COWMAN

Fine work at Reasonable prices, trial solicited.,

SOAP FACTORY.

Charley Long is on the sick list. Corn husking is the order of the day. Warren Harris and wife are baek from Burlington, Iowa.

Frank San ford, of Mace, spent Friday with Lee Long. They took a hunt. Fred R. Rosebro and wife, of Hot Spring?, Ark., spent Thanksgiving week here with Mrs- Roeebro'e parents. They returned home Thursday.

The farmer's alliance of West Union has elected new officers, adopted some new plans and resolutions, making ita social meeting 6uch as admitting ladies free of charge, which is a pretty good catcher to increase the membership of the soeiety.'

The following persons ate Thanksgiving dinner at Henry Long's: Fred B. Roiebro and wife, of Hot Springs, Ark., Wm. Lee and wife, Robert Rosebro and wife, Charlie Walters and wife, Mrs. H. Trottt, Mrs. M. P. Wolfe, and Messrs. W. E. Rosebro, D. A. Trout and Spencer Lee.

Sunday dinners. J. M. Lofland and wife celebrated their lath anniversary Nov. 2. Sixty persons partook of a sumptuous dinner. They leceived many presents. November 9th Mr. and. Mrs. A. J. McClelland entertained the Mud Sobers, the old folks camping party. The house was darkened and beantifully decorated with Chinese lanterns, having one representing the moon lising in the

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Under

it on the ground was bunehes of mud presenting a beautiful appearance. It was to show that the society was in a properous condition. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McClelland entertained their relatives at dinner Nov. 26th.

NEW BOSS.

Both churches will celebrate Christmas here. The tile man still continues to manufacture tile.

Sunday is Rev. Plunkett's last day at this point. Isaac Golloday lost a valuable horse Tuesday night.

The moot court at the school house drew a large crowd. The flouring mill will be put to work in the near future.

William Conner had a very exciting runaway a few days since. Gossip has it that there will be a wedding in our town soon.

Peter Brown made a business trip to Indianapolis Wedndsday. A lecture was given here Tuesday night by a veterinary surgeon.

Miss Nettie Stephens, of Boone county, lias been visiting in this vicinity. Dr. 'owan, of your town, is waiting on John Graves who is very ill.

P. M. Brown and F. F. Rouk attended church at Jamestown Sunday night. Miss Mattie Johnson has iust spent a few days with home (oiks while sick.

New Ross feels grateful to the Midland just now as there is being a depot erected. Robert Beck and wife of Crawfordsville were visitors at Geo. Sanford's over Sunday.

Some of our people attended the Christian convention at Lebanon Tuesday ard Wednesday.

Messrs. Redman, San lord and Eddingfield attended the Teachers' Association at our tOWD.

Mrs. B. W. Rodmau attended the golden wedding of her parents near Ladoga on last Tuesday.

William McGuffin wa» badly hurt a few days sinee while cutting logs by a limb striking him on the thigh.

ALAMO

B. F. Ward was at Jackville Tuesday. Dr. Brown was at Crawfordsville Tuesday. Lon Hughes, of Waynetown, was here Friday.

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

LOOK HERE!

A 112 piece dinner set oi the VERY BEST decorated ware on the market for S9i)l. Every piece fully warranted.

ROSS BROS:

519c. Store.

Maud Musser visited at Mr. Tucket's this week. Hi ward Stonebaker was at Greencastle Mouday,

James Truax goes to Danville Saturday evening. Rev. Colemun, of Crawfordsville, was here Tuesday.

Our saw mill is now doing a very extensive business. I. S. Smith spent Sunday with his best girl at Greencastle.

Miss Killa Fiehero contemplates a visit in the east tbis winter. Harmon Deets has 3 pet boils on his ueck and walks veiy proud.

Ripley has the best corps of teachers of any Township in the county. Houier Bowers and Will White spent" Saturday mid Sunday at home.

We had a nice snow Wednesday which was not very well appreciated by some. Messrs. McCabe & Apple havo moved to Greeucastle to enter Into the heading business.

A. E. McSpaddeu, our own coon hunter is making the furry tribe small in numbers in this locality,

The meeting at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening is to be conducted by Rev. John P. Hale. 1

Mitchell fc Clark are now selling their entire stock of goods at cost and are going in to the creamery business at Crawfordsville.

MADISON TOWHSHIP.

Allen E. Stingley is on the sick list, W, F. Nydecer is building a new house. The farmers are all about through shucking corn.

The general health is some what better in these parts. Some of the farmers are complaining of the hog cholera.

The quantity of corn is not so great but the quality is good. Jacob Nisewander, of Culvers, was here on visit last bunduy.

Adelma Stingley, of Marysville, Missouri, will arrive here in a few days. What has become of Hon. James A. Mount? We have not heard that practical farmer's name mentioned since the election.

Some of the republicans on the county line free gravel road are so mad at the county commissioners that they are nearlj kicking their britches oil.

The new elevator is just booming atKirkpatrick. They have got 4 bfglogs and about a dozen long poles on the ground and a large rail pen to scoop corn in.

The farmers pioneer fire insurance company of Montgomery and Tippecanoe counties will meet on December 20th at the Gladden school bouse. Every farmer is invited.

It is strange what some people will do. The Republican party spent $5,000 in trying to defeat J. L. Goben 4 years ago. He was elected again by a biger majority than ever.

See those robes and blankets at Ira Booher's they are dandys. Jene Cook will occupy the farm vacated by Charley Kashner.

James Wilhite has his new shingle factory running in full blast. Mrs. Ditemore is still lingering along, but no hopes of her recovery.

The poor rabbits havo got to get a move on themselves to save their lives. William Pitman, editor of the Echo, went to Indianapolis Thursday on business.

Mart Moore, of Thorntown, is here bailing straw and shipping to Terre Haute. Miss Tan Naylor went to Stockwell Tuesday night as she is teaching a class there.

Enech Thompson went to Frankfort last Saturday night and returned Monday. Uncle Sam's boys were here the forth signing the vouchers for some more money.

George Kashner is shipping three or four car loads et hogs every,week fromshere. Charley Kashner will have his sale next Tuesday and will then move to Frankfort.

The people in this part of the county think if Pettit gets a new trial he will be hung sure. Nute Grimes of near Shannondale has taken up three stray horses, one hlack and two bays.

A. J. Boone bad a stock sale last Tuesday. Stock 6old well. The sale amounted to $1,600. :r

Tbe south Christian church has been holding a protracted^meetiug. It closed Wednesday night.

Dr. Duunington who had his leg broken some time ago is able to be around again on crutches.

Ira Boober and wife, Mrs. Linch and Miss Tan Taylor, were in Crawfordville on business last Monday.

Elder Ashley, of Lebanon, preached at the Christian Church Main street Thursday and Friday night

Mrs. ttarlah is still no better and no hopes of her ever being any better. She has been sick for over a year.

Uncle John Hulet is agent for THE REVIEW here, and every democrat should take it and their are lots of them this year.

James Delaney and wife have buried the weapon of war and started ont hand in hand to sail for life if they can hold out.

Elwood Harris is working for Cy Booher in the livery stable. Mr. Harris formerly worked for James Insley of Crawfordsville.

Tom Kelsey says among all the songs they sang when loeked np in the jury room, he thinks, "Home, Sw*et Home" the most appropriate.

Mrs. Matty Avery, of Frankfort, has been visiting friends here over Sunday and returned home Wednesday. Miss Ella McColl went to Frankfort with her.

We know of no one in this part of the county that believes that Fred Imel ever expressed his opinion in the PetUt case. Mr. Imel |s not the kind of a roan that will swear to some things that is not true.

Ira Booher says be has been off for six

weeks

The farmers are making war on the hunters and trespassers. They claim that they raise the birds, rabbits and games of all kinds and a lot of town fellows come out, kill them, take them to town and sell them, and scare people's stock and tear down their fences. So we predict the next grand jury will have a picnic with the violators of the law. Wheu they stick up a notice on their farm they mean business.

There is something very peculiar in the minds of the republican board of commissioners right ou the face of its own party who said at the last election 1,000 people had no further use for James M, Waugb, they in all due respect to their G. O. P. put him in as superintendent of the construction of the county line free gravel road. Of course they received a good many votes from the bands of the democratic party in this part of the county, but the time has passed fur the pasture business also for trying to undermind a poor man for the office of Trustee in Sugar creek township. The peo. pie are getting tired of this republican dommioneering and swear by all that is good and bad that they owe a debt of gratitude to some of the members of the old board. They hope to be spared long enough to pay it at the ballot box. The people do not seem to bo in love with the Waugh faction whatever.

DARLINGTON.

J. W. Burford haa buiit a new Itarn. Clint Tribbet has been repairing Maiu street. Bill Honeker has sold bis bakery to liis broth' er.

W. H. Booher is still making wooden hatchets. Isaac Larriek has tbe boss bird dog of tbe county.

Andrew Booher, of Linden, was here last Sunday.

on a pleasuretnp and not so pleasant either, but had to stay all tbe same, tut now he is home again would be glad to see al those that owe him $ 1 or more to cat and settle.

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A PATENT FENCfi.

Samuel H. Gregg, of tliiB city, has recently received letters patent on a new wire fence. The object of the fence is to overcome all the objectionable features of the common barbed wire fence, and at the same time make it bettei and at a smaller cost. The new fence is made from flattened crimped wire. The object of the crimp is to prevent the wire from snapping in cold weather and slagging during the heated term the crimps relaxing and contracting during the different season without loosening or breaking the posts. The posts in the new fences are of heavy iron and steel and made in a "U" shape. This post is fastened to an iron base sunk from eighteen inches to three foot in the ground, thereby being very strong and durable. Instead of using posts every 20 to 50 feet as is the case in common barbed wire, they are only used every 60 or 75 feet. Between these posts the wires are stayed by a heavy wire encircling each strand. To this fastener is attached a small wedge shaped iron post which is inserted in the ground. We liavn't room to mention the many virtues of this new fence but we prophecy that it will fee only a matter of a short time until it will entirely supplant the barbed wire fence, or stock mutilator.

Big Four Time Table. GOING EAST.

No. 8. 5:05 p. in., daily. No. 10. 1:55 a. in., daily. No. 18. 1:10 p. m., daily exeept Sunday. No. 2. 8:48 a. m., daily except Sunday.

GOING WEST.

No. 9. 9:15 a. m., daily except Sunday No. 7. 12:55 a. m. daily. No. 17. 134 p. m! dally. No. 8. 6:45 p. m., daily except Sunday.

We have consolidated our two big stocks in one store, corner Washington and Main streets. Having to much clothing, hats and furnishing goods have reduced prices in all departments. Bargains for you all. J. A. Joel.

Men and Boys-

We have enough clothing to supply Montgomery couuts. Consolidated my two 6toreB in one and must reduce this enormous stock. Wo have reduced prices from 10 to 50 per cent. J. A. JOB I, the one prico clothier

SANTA CLATJS SCARED TO DEATH.

Our Prices have ruined the Old Fellow's Monopoly and will give Everybody a chance to play Santa Claus this year. Prices within reach of all and now is the time to select and have laid away your Holiday Goods while they are New, Fresh and Novel. Don't wait until the last minute but come at once and see the most complete line of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Bronzes and Silverware ever shown in the city. All Goods sold engraved free by the only good engraver in the city, and all spectacles accurately fitted to the eyes with diamond lenses by the only practical Optician in the city.

KLINE AMD GRAHAM.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ON EAST MAIN STREET.

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Notice the Sign, "The Fair."

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We must sell this month $10,000 t« reduce this very very large stock. Prises redueed in all departments. J. A. Joel.

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QOMMISSIONERS SALE

By virtue of a decree of the Montgomery Circuit Court entered Ht its Septombor term, 1890 in the cause of Florence I/. Slicets ot als. va. Charles Sprny otal, 1 will at the oflice of Coppage & Whito. Slain street, in the city ot Crawfordsville, Indiana, oil and after Saturday December 13th, 1S90, offer for saio at private salo tbe following described real estate in Coal Creek township in said county to wit:

Apart of tho southwest quarter of section fifteen (15),township twenty (SO) north, range six (6) west. Beginning at tho southeast corner of said southwest quarter and running west 50 rods, thence north 160 rods, thence east 50 rods, thonco south 1G0 rods to tho place of beginning.

Terms: One-third cash, one-third In 9 months aud one-third in IS months,the purchaser togivo notes for the deferred payments aocured by mortgages on tho whole of said real ostate and waiving relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

Bids may be left at the oaice of Coppage & Whito or with John H.Monroe atWingate. L. J. COPPAGE, Com. COPPAGE & WHITE, Att'ys.

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Mr. Frank Straight, a well-know merchant of New Hamburg, N, Y., says: "I suffered torture from

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My case was a very bad one, and none or tho means taken gave me relief. I use Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y., and am entirely rid of every symptom of my trouble. Only throe bottles brought about this wonderful result. It has built me up and been of great benefit to me in other ways. I heartily recommend it to other sufforers.

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Formerly of tho

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Now Surgeon of tho INTKK-STATK

ASSOCIATION SPECIALISTS.

Will be at the Mutt House. Crawfordsville Thursday, December 18. Consultation and examination free and strictly confidential in his private parlor^ at the Nutt House. Dr. Walter dovotes his entire attention to diseases of the eyo, car, throat, lungs and to all chronic, private and norvors diseases and deformities, as granulated lids, cross eyes, deafness,, discherge at the ears, brownchltls, chronic cough, goitre [big neck], fever soros and ulcers, Bright's disease, rheumatism, all diseases of the kidneys and bladder, heart, stomach and nervous diseases, chorea [St. Vitus Dance], epilepsy [flt6l, general debility, scrofula, skin disease and all diseases duo to bad blood.

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TO YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED and OLDMEN. Dr. Walter stakes his honor and profealonal reputation upon tho statement that he has discovered a speedy and positlvo euro for all these sufferings from Hpermatorrhoo), irapotoncy, loss of manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of indiscreation In youth, or over indulgence in late years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses vitli the long list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most sacred and important laws are curod In a short time. Relief permanent and absolute cures guaranteed. All Cises strictly confidential.

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