Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 February 1892 — Page 8
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BOWEftS
SilaB Dunbar is watching for a wife. Ike Woodard is our
BOW.
Boots
newB
Baby Carriages
We have just receieved our Spring line of baby carnages and tney are tne handsomest and cheapest ever brought to the city. All styles at bottom prices.
Ross Bros,'
Honest Goods at Honest Prices
Business is conducted on the "Live and Let Live" Plan at
CASH FRY S
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See him before selling vour produue. It will pay you.
-THE-
GREAT NEW YORK
Bankrupt Clothing Sale
BARGAINS
-FOR-
EVERYBODY
1)0 not fail to accept tliis opportunity to buy clothing at less than halt price.
Everybody is invited to visit our store to-morrow. Sufficient torce has been secured to insure prompt service.
All grods have been marked at plain selling figures and sold strictly at one price.
212 East
CRAW FORDS VILLE, IND.
boy here
Ed Hamilton is to have a sale on the 24th. Our read headed man is going to join the poultry trade.
We do not see Sweet William and his -white headed puppy any more. Noah Davis will mash clouds for fjrother
Pete Dunbar this summer
The
Potato
creek literary meets at
school house every Friday night. Where is our dear brother Sikes gone? We
miBS
him in our viliage. There are
ao flies on Ransom. Remember the little office that stands an Mni"street is where your papers are fixed all right doctor.
The boys around Bowers had better
Street.
keep their eyes open for there is one Uncle Sams men watching them.
will live with his parents they can not get their September.
A
99 CENT STORE,
of
POTATO OREEX.
Another snow came and went on short notice and set the creeks a booming. Ina Corns is sick and not able to teach her school at Hunt's school house.
The meeting at the Creek closed last week with several conversions and accessions. Rev. Sailors is a success as an evangelist and he and Rev. Spohn make a good team.
The schools of Sugar Creek township all closed this week. They have run five months and will apply the other month to a spring term which will give about two months for spring.
The time for making maple sugar is fast rolling around and people are getting ready to make it. As the wheat is looking well and a good sugar season is death on it, we hope to have plenty of wheat if we have to do with less sweets.
The patrons of cottage grove school gave a grand suprise and dinner to tne teachers and scholars last Tuesday. The women of cottage grove district know how to cook and any one doubting this should have visited the school on that day.
The wedding of Charles Custer and Bell Maguire last week was a grand affair and the writer had the pleasure of attending both wedding and reception and can Bay the suppers at both wtore grand. Also that we did justice in sampling them. A great many useful presents were given. May their
liveB
long and happy is our best wish. They
until fall as house before
LADOGA.
Ladoga will soon be lit* up with 25 electric lights. Jim Granthan was at Lebanon last Monday on business.
Miss Sally Fullen assistant post master is sick with la grippe. Wall Foster took 3 fine horses to Crawfordsville this week.
Mrs. Martin, of Cloverdale, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dicks. Miss Sally Harney is down from the county seat to see Miss Sally Fullen.
George Harney and Urban Stover attended the Goodbar will trial this week. Sam McDaniel moved to Crawfordsville, this week to work in the heading mill. ifei
Joseph Graybill one of our beBt men, and farmers, has a fine lot of beef cattle feeding.
The old Midland, uow the Chicago and South Eastern Railway is running on time now.
W. B. Gill purchased some cattle at the stock yards at Indianapolis to feed at his farm south of town.
Dr. Wilson who was called to Tennessee to attend on Dudley Young who was down there for his health.
Frank Ashby has returned from his wintering in Texas much improved in health. He says Texas is a booming state.
Barns & Wingert have to ship in oats to Bupply home market. A failure is always successful in making a "home market."
Mrs. Bell Seward, from Bloomington spoke Saturday and Sunday night to our peoplo on that much abused critter "Woman's Right.''
Is intemperance a curse, or an effect of some other things. Is it not more sensible to dense the fountain than girgle the stream? Keeley is right. Quit drink and you stop the sale.
Jim Blain's letter has caused as many explanations to be made as there are diversities of wishes on the Presidential question. One sees success to Harrison, another dispose, one sees wisdom, anothera trick.
Jessie P. Hymer, died of la grippe Feb. 9th 1892, aged 87 year, at his residence three miles south east of Ladoga. Mr.Hymer, with his young wife,Eliza Gill came from Kentucky in the spring of 1833 and settled down to make a home on a quarter section of land given Eliza by her father, and with that energy and pluck inherited by both from their ancestry, that soon gave them a good home. Soon came up around them a good family and a 1 lost of friends. He soon showed himself to be a first class busines man as a farmer and stock raiser. He added many acres to his farm and died on the home he made. His wife and all his children except three survive him. His farm is known far and near as a good stock farm which ho raised for quite a number of year. He has lived G3 year on the same place and never was sick a day till taken down with la grippe.
MAOE.
TheG. A. K. mot last Tuesday night, W. C. Loop went to Indianapolis last Tuosday.
O. F. Faust passed through Maeo Wednesday evoning with a brand now Hirdsoll wagon. Miss Jeunlo Francis visited her sistor in Indianapolis who is very sick ono day this week.
S. 11. Mount has sold his farm of G3 aoresto W. C. Loop and intends going to tho far west next fall.
Robert E". Lea Lonetreet Uenjamin Franklin Davy Crocket Sanford is cutting wood for W. A. Dice this winter.
Mrs. Carson died at her resldeuce 1% miles north of Mace last Saturday. The funeral was preached at the residence at 10 o'clock Tuesday. Interment at Walnut Hill grave yard one-half mile north of Mace.
A small child of Sam Conner's grand child of Mrs. Joe Linn was buried last Friday, following -Its grand mother only two days,she being buried on Wednesday. She died of appolexy while waltliig on tho child.
We are glad that Chili tips her hat and bows In humble submission to I" nolo Sam. Wo don't beliovo in the shedding of human blood whon it can honestly and respectfully be avoided. Chill you have acted wisely wo think.
A. C. Clark has purchased tho warehouse of ALinn. lie is paying 85c per bushel and would bo glad to buy all of the wheat in this nolghbor. hood. K. 11. Galloway has rentod him his property in Mace and Clark will soon be ono of our citizens.
Rov. Hicks the weather prophet says more cold weather and snow yet this month, but tho gay and festive ground hog, by not seoing his shadow, has comoo'jt to stay, saying by that that cold weather Is ovor. Now which knows tho moro about it, Mr. llleks or tho ground hog? Watch and see,
CHILDHOOD DAYS.
While sitting in my bod-room chamber. Meditating o'er tho past, What a wonder of alternations
One can see In ten years last.
Tho fond it-collection of childhood Of playmates dear to my thought: Of tho grape-vino swing In the maple-wood:
Of the beautiful wild flowers sought,
Of the little glens down by tho pond Of the old orchard trees on tho hill, Of which I was particular fond
Of the dam, and the race, and tho in 111.
And there Is the school, Mt» Pleasant, Hut those happy day» are gone-by And none of my playmates are present,
And why do I sit here and sigh?
be
For some havo moved to the north. And some have gene to the west, And some have moved to a far-off-land.
And some to their heavonly rest.
—0. S. F.
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Farm For Sale
In Montgomery county, Indiana 105 acres, under high state of cultivation, good brick house, good barn, good spring water for cattle. Will sell on good, easy terms or exchange for city property. See
ZACK MAHORNEY & SON, Crawfords ville, lnd.
Waste no money. Oil. It kills no pain, five cents a bottle.
Buy Salvation Price twenty-
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J. W. UTTEKBACK, Trustee,
3w. Elmdale, lnd.
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TEE BIG SALE CONTINUES.
Hundreds have taken advantage oi this opportunity to secure Cheap
And the good work will continue right on during the remainder of the month.
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MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
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Late Chomfe* JJeps^aeot of Agriculture "teehingtoiv. *). C.
Over Forty-four Years Old.
Insure your property in the old Reliable Ohio Farmer Insurance Co. against lire, lightning, tornados, wind and storms. Tho company has nearly two million dollars is now 44 years old issues a short, simple form free from technicalities. Ed Voris, agent, office three north of court house, Crawfordsville.
Grout Cure and Preventive for LJI Grippe.
South American Nervine has bean found by experience to quickly rid the the system of the poisonous cffects of La Grippe. It does this by its great power to purify the blood, to build up the shattered Nervous System, and to cure indigestion and debility of the stomach. It should bo used as a preventive as well as a cure. You will be surprised at its wonderful restorative effects. It has no equal as a cure for dyspepsia and nervous prostration. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville, lnd. 4m
Notice To Contractors.
Notice is hereby eriven that I will receive sealed bids from now until Saturday, March 5, 1892, for the construction of a brick school house at Wingate, Coal Creek township, lnd. Bids to be opened at 12 o'clock noon of said day. Plans and spe cilications will be furnished on application. Address,
Great Stock Sale,
We will sell at Public Sale, on the 19th of February, at tho Mount View Stock Farm, 20
horEes,
30 cattle, 100 sheep, all
ewes, 60 hogs, 1,500 bushels of corn, 30 tons of hay, my entire outfit of farm implements, matched draft teams of Percheron Normans, gentlemen's drivers and a great family mare, Bess wagons*, buggies, carts, etc.
Taos. E. BOWLES &
SONS.
Trip to St, Louis.
One Fare Round Trip to St. Louis St return, account Labor Convention. Good going Feb. 20th to 22nd. Good to return including Feb. 28th 1892. Via Vandalia Line. Tho 9 44 a. m. train, from Main street depot, lands you in. St. Louis at 7 p. m. samo day.
J. C. HUTCHISON,Agent.
Thore are more divorces granted annually in the United States than in all the rest of the christian world put together.
During rhe last war the government had 800 ships of war, such as they
More than 40 per cent, of all prisoners between tho ages of 20 and 40 die of consumption and other tubercular die-
G. W. BENEF1EL,
Vetriiiary Surgeon
A N E N IS
OClce at Bob Davis' Livery Stablo, 125 W. Pike St., Crawfordsv lio, lnd. Calls by mail Or telegraph answorod promptly.