Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 March 1891 — Page 8

NOBBY SPRING STYLES.

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luivo nrrived.

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slgk* arn beautiful, li'inilHomor than sror before. Cicuo .til ill whether you bay or not.

A. JV

THE TAILOR.

Two Doors NorLli of PostofTice.

I Ooimy Sews.

SOUTH COAL CREEK.

The slock sale last Tuesday at Jessie Goben's tWfts well intended.

James Graham is building patent frnce for George Quillen.

Henry Taylor spent Inst Sunday with his brother at Balhinch.

Mr. Clark, of Wingate, was in this viciuity the first part of the week.

George McCabe is anticipating a trip to Lafayette iu the near future.

Mrs. Fry Thomas has returned home from a few days visit at Waynetown.

Joseph Elmore wishes to know what relallon he is since Dilleu got married.

Some of our fanners say the coming prospect for wheal is the best since 'fit.

James Bedad says he will loose nothing in the strip of land he lately purchased.

Frank Allen has purchased a fine Rosewood eoltof Mr. Si in TUB uear Cherry Grove.

What jack-ass near Klindale cave a fearful arter loosing .*!2r on the ores -1- oil con" 1st?

John llartou, Jr., savit nothing was undone to make a B»c«ess of the concert iff ven at Round Hill last evening.

The Literary society at Quinine gavn a detigb.iul little program last Friday evening. "Win. Swank gave a recitation in his usual excellent style which was well received. After intermission a murk trial was the interesting feature.

BOWERS.

Mrs. Gordon is quite sick.

Mose Ililey has moved here.

-. A1 Long will move lo Frankfort.

school

Miss Tinnio Hamilton is homo from

Frank-

Mrs. John Clouser spent Friday in /Jert,

Lulu Corns spent Saturday in CrawfordsVTille.

Will and Levi Fisher are hauling corn to his place. Silas Bowers, of Pnrlington, was in town Thursday.

All who have sleighs are taking advantage jjftf this snow. Mrs. Silas Petersen is visiting at Kev. Slut/.'s •In Frankfort.

Mr. and Mrs. Bird Punbar will move to ,SCIouser's Mill soon.

Jdeoma Armstrong, of Whitesville, visited •Jlila mother last week.

Dr. "Weir has rented the old P.O. building ^fcnd will more his oflleo there.

succhhsCuI

Miss Ina Corns closed a very

^BChool at this place last Friday.

G. H. Hamilton and wife, of Thorntown, "Elicited the former's father Sunday.

Quite a number of our young folks attended Jpcrvices at Lutherean church Sunday evening.

Mih-

Trustee Ertnentrout, Jos. Corns and

.. Isaac Woodard went to Crawfordeville .Mou day.

Mrs. M. B. Waugb returned homo Saturday after a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. "William Reeves.

Born to Mrs. Low Kirk, Feb. 21th, a girl: Feb. 22ud, to Mrs. Pete Dunbar, a girl Feb. 23rd, to Mrs. Ryker, a girl: March 2nd to Mrs. W m. Wilson a girl.

LADOGA.

Miss Mary Dislmiaii is visiting friends here.

Judge Harney was at Lebanon last Tuesday.

Carrie H:».rr ry was with home folks over Sunday.

Brookshire Zimmerman have sold out their butcher shop to Armstrong Grantham.

Mrs. Hannah Keyhoe and son John, were at Greencastle last week attending the funeral of her brother-in-law.

The contract to build a new opera house on

Oar north Window is now tuliof Premium Pictures Call and st**: them.

"Every Customer is entitled to a lite size Crayon picture of himself.

ROSS BROTHERS'

99 Cent Store..

Wailiingfc ii Street, opp. Court Uou.se

tli" oorner of Main and W abhington streets I let to H. Huiuiiigton iV Sons.

Cora Bell is now a citizen witli Mr. fioben and family nort'i-etut of ("rawfordsville, a la hotel detention, as a permanent home.

V-? V'-sa!ik has been quite sick for the past two weeks. Samuel Messiek, her p"ri. was called home from Tennessee on that acoinii.

Michael Wolf took the silver prize at the co"'i'st here Saturday uight. He had si good speech aud delivered it well. If Alike continues to improve as a speaker lie will let his fath--i\ Mn.vel rest ins ead of digging on the road road track for a living.

In the language of Bill I.agle when arreBted by Thomas Rose for chicken stealing, "it is better to go to the house of correction when I am jouug, than to haug by the rope when I ut to be a man." So say we in regard to al/ three of those bojs sent up and the same of three or four more that ought to go with them. •J u.ige -loder did the right thing.

Our eitizeus met at the Hare house Saturday evening to consider ways and means of refernnce to the building of a wooden handle factory here, made some progress looking to that end. It is the manufacturing that makes and keeps up a lown or city, especially so, iu this day of favoritism by the legislation of the country in that direction, special favor to the factories. We lake our political medicine though it breaks Jackson's backbone which was eijual and exact justice to all, and especial favors to uone.

ROUND HILL.

l.ydia Burk is on the sick list.

Henry Pierce is able to be out again.

Nick Washburn speut Sunday at this place.

.Mitow Tomlmson is very sick at! this writing.

The party at Aaron Ross' was a grand success.

Belle Wolliver, of West I'nioD, Is visiting here. Emma Zuck ate diuner with her folks las Tuesday.

('has. Taylor will work for James Coleman this summer.

Thomas Lynch is staying with his sister near Boone county.

Harvy Davenport wili move to Crawfords. ville April 1st.

E. Davidson and sister ate dinner at Henderson's Tuesday.

Wm. Wilson and wife will stay at her mother's this summer.

Joe Bonnet aud brother have taken iho coiltract of making a liOO rod ditch for Mrs. Paxton.

Th« entertainment at this placo last Friday night was pronounced grand by thoiio who attended it.

New Richmond is getting to be quite a place for lighting. Every man who goes there seems to get in trouble before leaving.

.NEW RICHMOND-

Alex. (Iraves is still visiting friends in this place.

Green apples and onions are scarce in this market.

Jim Shephard was down on his annual visit last Saturday.

Tom Bunnell, of Attica, visited his hr«ithert Dou«., last Saturday.

John Tribby will conduct the lumber business here in Iho future. A doctor from Kirkpatrick called oumieof our blooming widows last week.

John Floyd has a new suit of clothes. Look out, ye widows, the Colonel means business.

John Schappell, who left his wife and family, has been heard from. Ho is in Wanington,

B. Archey held a public sale last Saturday aud it was a tame affair. Property sold very low.

ChnB. Hyatt, living north of this place, is ditchiug his land aud usiug a large number of tile.

K. C. Campbell will enlarge bis garden this spring and will run his business on a larger scale.

Mrs. Ella Campbell gave a social at her renidence last week. All who attended had a pleasant time.

John Clark, the harness maker, has some attraction at Linden. We think it is a female. He goes evt ry Sunday.

The tile yard is nearly bare, so great has been the demand for tile. Good corn crops make the tile men happy.

Corn is growing in price but it comes too ]ate to do the farmer neich good, as nearly all the corn has been marketed.

Highest of all in Learcning Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.

The sleighing stayed more horses than r.nv

Baking

Powder

ABSOLUTEIX PURE

thing that could have happened, but its style, you know, and mint go, even if the baker aod batcher do i-ufTer.

Coi.iiii I Wiugate passed through here on his way to 'ra\\ lordsviile last Thursday. The Col. is ceiling fat since I he election.

At a dane» on Bristle Ridge a few nights, ago there were, three unmarried ladies and eight married and the way they stamped ih floor was a .uiion.

Some certain eop!» who intend running for office in the future should Btnp and think, as we know ot some voters who are treasuring up math for the fnTuf

John Heiriman, who nas been teaching the school at KiriipiOri'.'k, relumed home lust Mitunlay. He is well liked by all of the patrons and will leach the sprint? term.

The rabbit market having played out the coiton tails aie quite numerous and if none are killed for a few years it is thought they will bo a.s laige as the Australian pests.

Wm. Campbell has reined a store room in Kn kpatnek and will run a store at that place. He proposes to pay rash for his goods and will sell them at unheard ol' prices. Cheap will be

I aauiv

The talk of bank for this place went like the ost N"»\ '. hii'On.l'i b!ovi-outs, the principal i.art being wind. If 15 cents would start a bank this place might take one share at

Lafayette is ovenuu with lawyers and it is said some of them put 111 their time between esses piayiDg,.v pool. '1 here are some of them who shoiml be,plowiug corn instead of trying

to ghl poopiC to go te.lr.w.

Some would make jou believe that the Montgomery county court house will shortly ba moved to this place.L.Well, if two cents will do the job ii could pro'uablj be raised here. Nothing over that amount goes for pubic im­

provements.

A couple of young Indies from the viciuity of Round Hill'paidiour town a tiying visit last week looking into Illinois they had heard concerning their loveis. They returned with more knowledge of some ceilaiu things than

they had before.

The history of New Richmond after dark would read as strange as that of New \ork by gas light. The tale will some day be told and some peo'ple here who hold their headsso high wili then weep bitter tears. 'Ibis is .ilie writer's prediction. ....•

•Society circles are all agog over a scandal of huge proportions that is on ihe in.. A young lady v.ho acted unwisely now has family prr.spt-clB for iho near hiiutc and she lacks a papa for the head of the household. It wili boo.: kuoWil iio '»i:i assaiwe the title.

Uur village Las the name of being one of boom, and a gentleman alighting from the train aud looking up the suect on Saturday evuuing without seeing a wagon in sight or a horse hitched in the town, inquiied when the boom had left. He was tol that it was still

on. Cleveland was the choice of the democrats of this viciuity lor president, hut after he expiesaed his viev.'t. on the silvci qaebiiuu he was not so well spoken of. A western man is what we want for president and Dan Voorliees would he just the 0:10 to suit Indiana democracy.

It looks as if certain democratic olticials recently elected can get a few republican votes tuey are willing lo let aii the votes of the democrats go. Don't count too much on the republican vote, dear friend, and you won't feel like a thousand pcund bomb shell had struck you after the election.

When ihe New Richmond paper was started here last week some people in the country began to inquire where ihe oflice was. When tohi that it was in Frankfort they began to study how a N^w Richmond paper could be published iu Frankfort. That is one way oi' 1 mining a paper but we think it a poor one.

Win. Campbell has twenty hives of bees for sale. They wi'l be sold cheap, aud farmers wanting a start can be accommodated at hair price. The iiives are fill! of honey and Ihe bees iu a good, healthy condition aud will bo warranted lo live and do well. Those who call first will get choice of hives, if there is any.

I'ne man who tries to tear down others iu order to Inula himself up will have a poor foundation and though ho thinks he is just a little smarter than a .y oue else, he will find out, as well as those he so easily blinds, that the right way would have been far better, of course this alludes t» no 0:10 iu New Richmond.

Frank Perkins and Capt. Tribby got into a tight over a settlement concerning the hauling of some ice which Tribby had hauled for Perkins. The first charge, made by Tribby, was with a large potato which be snatched lrom barret sitting close by and bursted it over Perkins' cranium. Perkins then rallied his forces and tackled Tribby and threw him on tho floor Where he gave him a few touches in the short lilia.

The report of a prize light in Campbell's hah was one ol the wor^t gags ever got off, There was no t'uhtas everyone there well knows ami had the Clark's llili boys not purchased tickets to see a tight there would have been no boxing. They weie williug tu give up their mouey if Clark ami Westfall would spar 10 rounds aud the balance of the crowd were admitted free of charge.

A candidate who has been elected to an of lice and will then do his advertising iu »n« opposite parly's paper ought, to be kicked to death by a jackass. We have a county officer who has the uall to do that very tiling, lie will let his own party organ die for want of support and help a paper whoso principle caii be secured for so many dollars ami cents. When will voters have sense enough to elect men who will not how to the enemy'.'

A love letter was picked up on Iho street, dropped by a certain jouug man in mis vicinity, in which Ins best girl calls him "darling" soine iiO times, "love" 17 tunes, "dovey" S times, "sweet" five times, "sugar lump" times, and the writer did not get through counting for having to go Ui get something to settle his stomach. Young man, your letter is a good one and if (.he don't like you she is surely a "Saphira."

There is a man (if we must through courtesy use the term, but some other word to designate him would be more appropriate) in our village who is in a public business, went to an ex-soldier a while back to draw cuBtom with a lie on his tongue and told him that he was a fool for trading with a certain man, as that

poison had written to the authorities at Washington City and tried to stop sa.d soldier's pension, which be was drawing. The merchant who did this afterward boasted how he had gotten the soldier mail and secured the trade fer himself, and thinks ho has done an awful smart trick, but a loan who will stoop that low will run away from a town and change his name to get out of paying his honest di. Ids.

Don't forget it, you can imp the best buggy own at Cohoon A- I' isher's.

The Brown cultivator with spring tooth attachment is ihe latest thing out. lie sure and M'M it before you btij. f'OHOOS .t FlSHKK.

DIP DU

Will

IN CLOTHING

Men's (looil Wool suits, 1." Hoys 1 Children's (!ood Wool srits.... 1 32 knee pauts 47. C»1 and 72 cents. .Men's Notiby Stilt' hats, We. 1.12. l.:U and

1 .-IN.

Fine Imported Cassitnere worsteds ami Middlesex Indigo Dine .Suits at

Fowl's

Bottom Prices.

Having- gone into the clothingbusiness I propose to sell cheap, (.live men call and see for yourself.

JIM MOLONEY,

•ill K. Main St,

ey to

,01111

At per cent, annual interest without commission.

FA11M .\Xi) CITY PROPERTY sale or exchange.

lor

HQl'SKS

to rent.

CUMBERLAND & M1LLE1L

1 Is West Main Street.

CnAWTOUIiM'IKU- INI).

-AM)

Grinding

We have just put in our new Elevator tlielargest and best CORN CRl'SilER and CliiXDER in the state. We are. therefore prepared to do crushing and the most on your hand ground .seed of all kinds for sah or exchange.

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Stisatistaclo-rv

.Largest merit

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grinding. We also have on

Seecl Oats, Cloverand Timothy

Seed, in fact, all kinds of Held seeds for sale at our MAMMOTH store. See -•ur fancy brands of Clover and Timothy Seed before buying'.

Crabbs & Reynolds.

The lJrown cultivator with spring loo'li attachment is the lastcst thing out. He sure and see it befoiv you buy.

Couoon

&

The palisades on

FishKit.

Uih

western bank of the

Hudson river vary in height from three to five hundred feet, and they extend about twenty miles. .. "s'w-"

WE HAVE

hi the hi# roohi now the liir

ii ZEECcxtiS

WHIPS. ROBES,

132WQ8CMaia'Straefc.

Tx is with much pleasure that we arc now abli e.y county that are ..ow'i'S'to ,mr

Indiana's Great Dry Goods Emporium,

1853.

(ESTABLISHED IN

PETTIS DRY GOODS CO.,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

A E S S E

Spring House Cleaning

Makes an opening lor Xe\v Carpets. Ilti^s Mailings, T'tc. We have just, received a new line oi thu lliiiitlsuiuoot foods ever opened in the c'itv. Tlit-rn are hundreds ol' patterns and tintings. Hug« are i'avorites now, anil we haw all the popular make:..

LACES FOR SPRIN.G.

This will he the greatest Lace Season ever known.

BLACK MCE BLOUNCING

Will be the Alain Center ol Attraction. We have over to select from.

BLACK DRAPERY—NETS

At, 30 cents, 40 cents, 75 cents. 85 cents. SI up to !?2.7" per yard.

EVERYTHING FOR THE BABIES.

THK

Finest In hints' Department

In the country. The stock will be second t.o none, and will be complete in every particular, consisting of Bands. Barrow Coats. Infants' Shirts, Kntbroidtrted "Flannel Skirts. Cambric Skirts. Infants Slips. Infants' Loii"and Short Dresses, Booters. Flannel and Zephyr Sacques, Flannel

Wrappers. A fgans. Bring the little ones in.

IN A A E S I

of

patterns shown in

Ask to

see

Or Lmmge needin

We have recently opened in our basement a .Medicine Department We c'lrrv a lull line ..t spring Medicines, such as Ayre's. Hood's and the Cuticuri preparations: also Scott's Kmnlsion. Warner's aud Pierce's Prescrin

Hons, hese goods we.M'ii lrom la to.30 per cent. Below rcular prices.

IPestiiss I*»3r Oootlss Co.

A A. HAM &. W ATSO 1ST

DEALERS FX

We keep the best, of goods handled and at price: as low ncss can be done Remember, evervlhin

LEGANT JSIEW, QUARTERS,

formerly oeU]nel by Jake .hie], Opposite (lie Court House 'est and best lighted room in the (*.onntv aw! it is v.'ith the largest stock of

AND—-

GENTS' FURNISHING- GOODS

Ryer brought to the city, and at prices iu keeping with the timps Make our store your 11 eadquarters

TANNENB'AUM BROS.

1(10 different patterns

Indiana. Prices Porgieres.

our 85 All-Chenille

A E O A N

to match.

OLD CHAIR

anew cover Come and see how little moke it as good as new.

DO YOU SUFFER?

it will cost von to

Harness,

DUSTERS, ETC

WillTSIIIU'U.

Craw fords ville, Indian'

MOVED.

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Ow IN

CARRIAGE .BUGGIES

is a ligitiinate busi

We have

runniuo oyer

Come and see us