Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 June 1891 — Page 8

THE JEWELER,

207 E. MAIN ST.

"AVill save} yon]~ money

r.on

watches

'clocks, gold penci Is, gold I and si

leaded canes and umbrellas, knives

forks and spoons, and everything you

want in his line. Ho will

Repair Your Intel}

Or clock, so it will keep time if

others have failed. Give him a trial

jmd be convinced the above] are 1 acts

Sole agent for the celebrated Rockford

"Watch.

C. L. ROST.

JOBBY SPRING STYLES.

My now FjiriiiK goods liavo arrived. 1 he (le sighs are beautiful, handsomer than ever b*foro. Coino ami soo the in whether you buy or not-

•Colman & Murphy,

THE TAILORS.

Swank & Clark's Old Stand

it!

NEW RICHMOND.

Mrs. Harry Roberts Sundayed with home 'folks at Melotte. George Thomas of ratton's Corner, at dinner here Sunday.

Bob Loug and family visited i. F. Long of this place last Sunday. P. M. Cook and family Suudayed east of Kirkpatrick with friends.

Tom Slatery and Ben Swank attended to business here last Wednesday.

Charley Bennett went to

Bee

some of his

^friends on the Ridge Suuday night. Wagon loads of wool pass through here every day enroute to Youut's factory.

Willard Brock and Ollie Lane visted their girls at Ladoga Saturday and Sunday.

Grant Alexander lias a Rosewood that is two years old and promises something fast.

Dr. Black and lady started last Sunday night for a two weeks trip through the west.

T. W. P. Walker is driving a well for Charley ,1 ones some six miles north of this place.

John Foster, famous fiisherman. came home Sunday evening with a hundred undsnf fine fish.

Dora Aintnorau am). Ira Stout both have purchased bicycles and now are trying to learn to guide them.

The poH oflice will be moved from its old stand the first of July to the corner of Main and Wabash street.

Little Jake Campbell, son of Win. Campbell, of Kirkpatrick visited friends and relatives here the latter part or last week.

The old man now has got the kiss craze for sure. He met a married woman at the traiu last. Saturday and kissed her.

Tom Hergin our harness maker has fallen lieir to 100 acres of ground near Garden City, Kansas. Tom is an old bachelor and would make a good catch for some old maid.

The drummers say ttiat New Richmond is the only town on the road where the old maid of seventy summers will attract them and pin Roquets on their coats.

New Richmond had two law suits last week and there was a great kick iu regard to the truth and varacity of two certain witnesses. They tried to impeach them but beautifully failed. The jury meant all right if they bad only known how to sign their names.

Best make of pumps at reasonable "Williams 13roB\, south (ireen stiect.

Colioon iV Fisher for bnggies.

Bo Toil Want to Buy A safety on Weekly Fayments.

If so, call at tlio SKI Cent Store, (is thoy liaro tli largest line of wheels ill tlio city ami BP. thrni at tlie lows prioa. Hoys ami girls safety bicycles from in*"

3ont1emen's

4k

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

SStSoo

All ball Iwnriuj: wheels for ladies and gcntii men from $50 to 590. Our wheels an all fuliy warranted and eiiual to any

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the market. Bicycle sup I

of all kind for sale. Wheels sold

for

o^sli ion

weekly payments. Call ami see us before buying.

Ross Bros'. 99 Cent Store

C. L. Rost,

NEW BOSS.

R. F. King is building a new house. Ben Brown, of Lebanon, was here on Wednesday.

Allen Wheeler has been having a great trade

in plants. The fair board will build new barn their grounds,

Asbury Tinsley[and wife were at Oak Hill a short time ago. Robert Sanford, of{ Lebanon, was over In a few days since.

The exercises at Union were largely attend ed by New Ross^people. One of the sawyers at the mill bad his foot severely hurt last week.

Several of our citizens have treated themselves to nice new surries. New Ross is without any kind of a sensation this week. Isn't it remarkable?

Howard Witt, formerly a resident of this place, has been spending a few days here. James-Smith met with an accident at the tile factory this week by getting his arm under a belt.

The children will give an interesting exercise to-morrow evening at Cbristain church, the proceeds to be sent to the heathonB.

SOUTH WEST UNION.

Gilbert Rush is slowly recovering.

Frank llcGortnlch is ill with the measles.

Rev. G. T. Stump preached at the I*. B. church Sunday. James Harwood is appointed road Supervisor in our district.

A small babe of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Douglass died last Saturday. Wesley Grubbs and family, of hlindale, visited Jackson Harwood Suuday.

The campers are still holding forth on the Sugar Creek bottoms and drinking lager beer.

Ike Jones removed his herd of sheep from here to his home 5 miles northwest of Crawfordsville. (iraud M/i Stump has passed her V'Tth mile post and was in Crawfordsville Saturday in good health.

Uncle John Stump, of this place, fell from a bluff aid broke two of his ribs and received other injurious.

BOWERS.

Having plenty of rain. A new wagon in town. •,

Prospects are fair for a fine wheat crop. Mr. E. Hamilton was at Frankfort Wednesday.

Mrs. Mattie Rodgers was Colfax Wednesday. Mr. Moore of Frankfort is loading a car for Mr. J. M. Warren.

I. Woodard is sitting in his bird cage whistling like he was happy. Miss Fanny Carey returned home from her viBit at Frankfort Tuesday.

Mrs. Susan Armstrong visited her mother near Shannondale Wednesday.

Miss Lena Warren, of Smartsburg, was at Mrs. Lillie Dunbar's Saturday and Sunday.

THE BALHINCH BUGLE.

MK, Ki'HOR: I extract the following from the last issue of the Balhirich Hugle:

Hill Gulliver has the credit of residing In Crawfordsville. The county seal wants the honor of claiming liiin as one of its distinguished citizens. Hill must feel Mattered.

Sam Saintly, an evangelist, has heen holding a series of meetings here iu the Methodist church. He lectures to-night on "Socs of •Satan." He will talk to-morrow night ou "Heirs of Hell." His sermons are interspersed with negro minstrel gags and Sam Jones vulgarity. His fancies are as childish as r.ome of Rev. Talmage's. His teinperauce remarks, however, are very good, and would he much better were they not tainted with superstition. Hut they are intended for Christians only, you know. Kev.Saintly's teinperauce platform (unlikei'!) br.Tracoy's), is so narrow that none but Christians can stand upon it. Perhaps lie is right in presuming that all Free thinkers, Spiritualists, Hebrews, etc., are temperancejuien by nature. His pledge is so worded that no one but a Christian can conscientiously sign it. This is pretty hard on the Christians, for it supposes that they do all the drinking.

ABSOLUTE!* PI/RE

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The Halliinch Chicken Tiiief Detective Company met at the Slab town school house, on Saturilay night. After the election or new officers, a resolution was introduced to the etfect that tlin Secretary correspond with the rates at Ripley Township Chicken Thief Detective Company and ascertain if old "Speck" hail turned up missing lately: if so, the H. C. T. 1). C. ould assist the liipley sleuths in bringing

hpr nbductors to justice. A communication from near Alamo aunnunceil Hint several girls were suspected of stealiuu a flock of ganders, and that the Hall) inch company would probably be asked to aid the home company in runnine down the criminals. The Company itien adjourned. iv'. -X

Last Saturday night we were sitting in our private library, adjoiniug our sanctum, looking over exchanges and enjoying a bottle of strawberry pop, when we received the follow

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ing note: Ei. Hum.K: .. Sir—Yon hev Ron" fur anovph. loulievpot to stop blastin' us, Sir. peoplea'jroad will think Halhiiieli is Jest sieh a place es Ilog heaven, sir. We don't keer so much 'liout ourselves but will not permit our religion to he kriteicised hir. We will call on vou sr.ne. Take vrarnin.

WHITE CATS.

Overflowing with indignation, we rushed to the office armory, and taking an old musket, we loaded it with great primer quads, leads, old files, etc., and started on a white cap bunt. Before we had reached the door leading to the street, it svas burst open and in rushed a gang of twenty masked White Caps armed with green beech switches. Ou perceiving that we were arrayed in full fighting apparel,they caiue to a sudden halt, and held a council of war near the door way. We dared them to assault us. We challenged them to battle. We bowled defiance at the whole cowardly pack, our

war-like appearance spread panic in their midst auil they beat a hasty retreat. We gave pursuit, raising a Zulu yell and firing into them as we did so. Hie rattling of leaden missels around the srats of their pants had a tendency to increase their speed. They Hew down alleys, ran up stairways, jumped leuces, and plunged franticly into sewers. We say it in no spirit of boastfullness, but some day every one of these White Caps will be sleeping in our private grave yard—some day when they have worn out our patience.

Balhiuch is of "noble Irish origin." About forty years ago, one Patrick o'Sliaughnossy drifted into this locality and founded a city, which he called Hadynahinch. after his native town, in the couuty of Down, Irelai.il. Ballynahiuch, Ireland, Is mentioned by liulwer in one of bis novels. From Hallynaliinch, our city finally became changed to plain Ualhincti, owing to the increase of the plebeian element. A life sized statue, representing O'Sliaughnossy in the act of mauliug a rail, is to be erected at the corner

0(f

Lewallen avenue and

Dogwood street. It will be unvailed in about two months.

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It seems to he the object of some preach*r8 in this town to frighten mankind, so that they may not study and reason calmly on the sub" ject of religion. In the pursuit of their designs, these fanatics supply their customers with all sorts of imaginative death-bed stones. They never attempt to prove these tales. That would bo impossible. Hosts of great inlidels have lived and died aB they honestly believed, firm and uncompromising to the last. Hundreds of persons within our own daypersons who believed in no (iod and hoped f«r no immortal life—have died firm in their belief. No intelligent, honest, unprejudiced Christian will deny this. Brethren, let us lie truthful. Hii.i, Ci'i.MVKH.

The Assessments.

The following township assessments liav« been reported: Taxables. Polls. Iioi Sugar Creek '.WO,(too 2:11 111) Franklin l,00i ,:!55 27II I2.S

HI 0,027 1211 105

Waluut W2,2l0 2»:{ 70 Hrown ... 2^:i.254: lilMI 171 Clark 1,2.IS,K10 :7.-) it Madison '.i2t.2.")ri 2." ".'•ins

T'.IS.AIT I1 I'H

Wayne *.M0, R.M) 1 '.'7 111 TOWNS. New HOKS. :.... S K2.082 r..", 5 Darliiiiiton i:m,ri(ir) 7H S Ladoga l7.S,!t20 17.-) 51 •Hi,755 i"2 5 Wayiii'town.... 121,125 Sll r» Waveland

21il'.i.i5

122 2i»

Have your shoes iiit'iuletl by NY. S. Riclinrdi, west Main stroot.

Don't forge it,you can buy the best buggy i" town at (.'olioon A-. isber'B.

Hoep well puinps a specially at Williams Hros., south Iirecn Blreet, •••J-'SV: tf.

Hupigies at Cohooti it Fisher's

WilliauiB llrotberH for pumps,

See W. S. Richards for fhou cobbling, Cbeator's old 9tand, W. I'ain street.

In reading over the literary items of the week, I found not mnch to interest me, until my eye caught sight of an article headed "Jetties' Dream." Imagine my surprise to find it ended up with a recommendation to use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Nevertheless, being a great sufferer from sick headache, I determined to try them, and, to my great joy, I found prompt relief, and by their protracted use, a complete immunity from such attacks. Pierce's Pellets often cure sick headache in an hour. They are gently laxative or actively cathartic, according to size of dose. As a pleasant laxative, take one each night on retiring. For adults, four act as an active, yet painless, cathartic. Cause no griping or sickness. Best Liver Pill ever made. Smallest, Cheapest, Easiest to take. For Constipation, Indigestion and Bilious Attacks, they have no equal.

Manufactured at the Chemical Laboratory of the "WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, NO. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.

CmpPJlIM HOTEL

91 to 1 03 Clark Street.

CHICAGO.

only four minutes from the Court House t'uble cars pass the door. New house with Modern Improvements newly furnished, on American ami Kuropean plans. Kooms f:l weekly transients Ml cents and upward. Turkish Maths for Indies and gentleman. ".( cents, liestautant by Kred t'oinpaiinon, late chet Chicago and Union-League clubs. Table (l'liote served.

Sf?"Cut this out for future use.

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Hypochondria, Melancholia, In-

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ziness, Drain and Spi-

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This medicine has direct action upon the nerve centers, allaying all irritabilities. and increasing the (low and power of nerve lluid. It is perfectly harmless and leaves no iinpleasaiit effects. i—A Valuable Boole en Ncrvons

FREE

Diseases sent free to auy addreES, and poor patients can also obtain tills modiciiic l'rco of charge.

Tills remoclv has been prepared by the Koverond Pastor KncniR. o£ Fort Wavne, Iud., Blnce and Is now prepared uniler his .li ruction by tho

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Sold by DrufVK'sts at SI per Bottle. O for c. tarjjo Size, 1.7'J. O liottlos '.or tfO.

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RFor LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, SjGeneral and NERVOUS DEBILITY, [Weakneea of Body and Kind, Effects

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In tho iniiUiT of tilt' (.suite nl Am ui(lii -I. Uln/". (Ii'ceiiscil, in the Miriipunci-y Civiul Court, Miiy torm. lS'.H.

Xotiee is hereby

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ven that, l.nsil T. .Merrell.

is iidministrnt"!' nl" 111 estiile ol Ani'imla .1. (Jliize. deeeiiseil. bus |ireSinteil JUKI llleil Ills .•iivoiints .-mil voueiiers in lln.'il settlement nl sniil estate, find Unit the sumo will come M|i tor the I exuniiiit'ition alid action of said circuit coin t. on the 'JsMid dny ol.lune. IH'.il, at which time all boil's, creditors and legatees of said estate are required to appear in said court and show cuiise. if any there be. why said accoun sand vouchors should not be approved, and Hi- heirs or distribuloosof said estate are also not ilied lobe in said court at the time atoresaid and make proof ol heirship. HASH. T. Kit It Kl.l..

Administrator.

Hated this 2 tli day of May, IMll.

Thompson & Cates, New and 2ii]-!himi

Store,

North Green St reel,

Have now oil hand a large and varie stock of

Furniture. Stoves. Glassware and (c)ueensware,

And a general line ot

HouseKeepeis'Supplies

Something for Kverybody at "Way JJown I'rices.

Thompson & Cates.

Si

Indiana's Great Dry Goods Emporium,

The New York Store.

(Established in 1857.)

PETTIS DRY GOODS CO.,

INDIANAPOLIS

ALWAYS TO THE FRONT

We shall during Jnne offer

••Special Bargainisi

In all our forty-two departments.

CARPETS.

2,000yards Extra Super ingrains best quality, marked down from Toe. to only 51c. per yard. (10 pieces ]3est Brussels Tapestry—the regular !10e. quality at only 0c. per yard. Extra Jest Linoleums—New Patterns, worth $1.00 ppr yard." now 80c. Best Linoleums—worth il'.'c., now worth 70e. Medium Best Linoleums—the Iw. kind, now C0e. per yard. The .10c. grade, now '12c. per yard.

We are selling China Mattings 20 per cent, less than elsewhere.

A GREAT LACE SALE

S5,0(10 worth to be closed out during June.

OUT PRICES.

Black Silk Flouncings 45 inches wide, 25c 29c., G5c. and $1.00 per yard. Black Silk Drapery Jsets, 45 inches wide, 20c., 52c., $1.00,81.10 and 81.25.. All less than actual cost.

25 Fer Cent. Discount off on all Remnants.

I Hamburg Flouncings and Edgings

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AT HALE PRICE.

Great ^Reduction in

LADIES' & CHILDREN'S

Millinery, Hats and Bonnets.

Pettis Dry Goods Co.

INDIAN APOLIS, INDTANA.

Sugar Advancing!

Having just, received car load of sugar ol' 102 barrels we will give our cutomers (he benefit of the cheap prices lor the next 10 days Look at the prices on Sugar:

pounds ol Yellow lor 81. 20 pounds granulated fo 2'2. pounds ol' Kxtra lor 81. 1(5 pounds powdered 1'or .Si". 21 pounds A sugar for 81. l'i pounds cut loaf lor 8l"

FURNITURE.

Our hlock is the most, complete.of any house in Crawl'ordsville. \\*c will offer great .inducements ior lie next, .'*0 days in lied Koom Sets, Parlor Suits ide Hoards, liook Cases, Dining lioom Tables and Chairs. Faiicv

Cliair.-^ We allow no one to best us in styles. See our 8lb, 8is" .ami $20 Koom Sets Anyone wanting a lounge enn have the largest htock to select from ol us in Crawfordsville

DINNER SETS.

We have the largest assurtinent in Crawlordsvillc and all jirices.

This is tli Iiest stove on the market. We have all kinds of the {.Jarlaii'l^ well as other makes. Can sell voi: a i-tove for 8l" trimm 1 out.

GROCERIES.

Weca sell you nrire groceries for the money than anv uise in Cnnvioi'l"1 llo. Our stock in this line is complete. We are idi|uarlers for s:i"-p k^^-^'otne and sue us and look tliroughour stores win her you \vant to buy or not. We are Jo s(|iian: eastof our old jih' -e. Corner Water and MainStreet .At

BARNHILL, HORNADAY

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& PICKETT'S