Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 December 1892 — Page 12

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Tbe best Farm Fence in the world because it is tfie only fence that fills every requirement.

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Boss Feed Mill

It grinds very fast and runs very light, and it will pay for itself on 300 bushels ot corn It grinds the cob if desired, or any kind of mixed grain.

COHOOF& FISflER

Gifts!

FOR BOYS

We have a great many new styles in Ulsters, Overcoats and Suits, any of which will make a sensible and useful Christmas Present, It will pay you to look through our stock before making a selection ot a present for your sons.

HEIvlvO!

Is thnt yoiijSdBla Clnus? Yjs, sir, nad ](am ns busj as beo nrrangiag presents for all of tho little boys aail girl* of CrawforilBvllio nmd Moutcomery county.

Wlll|you luivo enough to glvo each one present? Well, 1 think so.gNot one|shall bo left out.

SVhoro'do you getftil of your prosenta, Santa Clause? I will gal them at tlio 99c store of course. I conlil not And enough anywhere else. Tell all he litllo boys and girls to select Just what they want] and will bring it to thorn. Anything i'Iso? Yes, toll them to go to bod early and sloep:tiglu.nr.°°k out for me Christmas eve for I'm coming.SOood bye.

Hood bye, Santa Clause.

Honest Goods at Honest Prices

Business is conducted 011 the "Live and Let Live" Plan fit E3&

CASH FRY'S He GROCER.

See him before selling your produue r~It. will pay you]

Page Woven Wire Fence!

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Balbriggan Hosiery.

Did Any Body Around Here see the Elephant? A Sentinel special from Crawfordsville, Tuesday says:

Chawfokdsvii-le, Dec. 19.—[Special.] —A few nights ago au elephant was discovered in the barnvard if William Fordyce near this city.

The nest morning the place was found to have been wrecked, lences broken, corn cribs gutted, and everything was in a devastated condition. During the night the elephant had enjoyed himself, and having grown tired, left tlio place, taking several panncls of wire fence with him. He was traced to a swamp near by, but no one cared to disturb him. That night he returned to Fordyce's place and slept in "a strawstack. The presence of the elephant alarmed the neighborhood, and watchers were detailed to keep track of the animal in order to alarm the farmers should ho attack any farm-house. Friday night Manager Gray of the Groat American circus, with two men, arrived hero from JefTersonville. and with many town people went out to Fordyce's where Keeper Newman recognized tlio elephant as Sultana, one of the largest and fiercest of his herd. The gang of showmen attacked him with pitchforks and prods, and finally forced him to go into the barn.

The building was nearly wrecked and the brute's howls could be heard a distance of four miles, llo was finally captured. Sultan* escaped from the circus last Tuesday during the transforof stock at Waynetown, some distance from the Fordyce place.

The Duhme Fellowship.

Mrs. Ophelia Fowler-Duhme, wife of Charles II. Duhme, Esq., of Cincinnati O., and daughter of the late Moses Fow ler, of this city, has just made a donation of $5,000 to Wabash College. The ultimate object of the donation is to establish a perpetual fellowship to be known as the "Ophelia Fowler-Duhme Memorial Fellowship" in English language and literature. The donation at the same time completes the thirty thousand dollars which the college was compelled to raise in order to secure the donation of $30,000 made by Mr. Simon Yandes, of Indianapolis, on condition that the college raised $30,000 more. The gift is a noblo and generous one, and is most timely.. The friends of Wabash will rejoice that Mrs. Duhme has been moved to make it.—Lafayette Call.

The Centra) Normal School of Dan ville will establish headquarters at tho World's Fair and many class reunions I will be held during tho Exposition seaI son.

Office Croats, Night Shirts. Dress Shirts, Neck­

wear. Silk and Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,

Street, Dress and Driving G1 •«. Silk and

SILK UMBRELLAS,

Silk Suspenders, Elegant Underwear. Plain

Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.

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$1.00 Comforta reduced to r0c. 11.2.") and $1.50 Comforts reduced to OUc. .- A good Satlne Comfort worth $2.50 only $1.50. Some very flne Comforts at reduced prices, Our $5 Blankets go for $3 0'J. Our $6 Blankets go for Sstra heavy all wool Shaker llannels, worUi 40o, now 28°-

ililo's Mistake.

For several days past wild rumors have been Hying around concerning the erratic business methods of Milo Tom linson, who until the present time, has been held in very high esteem by almost every person in the county. Mr. Tomlinson is a breeder of fino korses and lives on a line farm several miles north of thd city Some days ago Milo suddenly decamped for other pastures, taking with him about $1,400 in money and leaving his wife at death's door. About a year ago,Tomlinson got into hard lines financially. Instead of borrowing money in a legitimate way he obtained it through forging the name of his aged father, William Tomlmson to some Dotes. At the time of the deed it is at least charitable to presume that Milo thought he could meet these obligations as they fell due and his venerable father would be none the wiser. But as usual under such circumstances this did not prove the case. At maturity he could not meet them and rather than face his disgrace he left the country. It is rumored that his father will recognize all the paper so that none of his son's creditors will suffer. Some weekB since Tomlinson's barn burned together with a number of valuable horses and his loss was quite considerable. The affair is an unfortunate one and is generally regretted.

Tippecanoe county's treasurer is tryto collect $12,012.60 back taxes from the Big Four road, A levy was made on some rolling stock Saturday evening, but the local agent of the company filed an indemnity bond and the property was released.

TJsefu and Appropriate

HOLIDAY GIFTS!

FOR GENTLEMEN.

Our stock is replete with the following' articles, which are always acceptable:

and Hats. We suggest early selections, while the assortment is complete.

CON CUNNINGHAM

The Old Reliable Clothier and Hatter, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

A January Sale In December

We find ourselves greatly overtaken in winter goods and to turn them iuto money

we have concluded to make Jauuary prices 011 tli!m.

Good red Flannel only 18c yd. Lace Curtains at cost to close. Canton Flan el way down. llohlery and underwear awful cheap. Tho best 5c handkorchief In tho city. All-wool ladies' Mitteus only 15c, worth 25e. Ladies black muffs only

Abe Leyinson

Opposite Court House. First door west of Kline's Jewelry Store.

Work of the Trustees.

Several important changes in the affairs of Wabash, college woro tnado at the last meeting of tho board of trustees, but they were not given „to the public until this week.

Dr. Cunningham was elected College pastor and professor of rhetoric and elocution. Tho Sunday afternoon lecturo has been dispensed with and instead the students will bo required to attend church once every Sunday.

A call was also extended to Dr. Chas. A. Tuttle, of Amherst College, to the chair of political economy and sociology. Dr. Tuttle is a graduate of Amherst and has also done special work in Germany at the University of Ileidleberg.

The $5,000 given to the college last week by Mrs. Duhme, of Cincinnati, will be used to endow a fellowship in English literature'. Also the interest of •1,000 from another source will bo used as prizes in Biblical literature.

Gone Busted.

Last Saturday night Crane it Anderson closed up the plumbing and gasfitting establishment of Rial Benjamin on Green street. The action was takes on an execution gotten out by Mcllvain & Rick, plumbers supply merchants of Indianapolis, for non-payment of debts.

A "scroen ordinance" has also just been adopted by tho eity of Greencastle and violators of it are to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Logansport and Lafayette also have a similar law. So the saloon keepers of Crawfordsville can seo that this is not tho only city in the State that hasa"screen" Jaw.

C'lorks at almost any irlce to cloou. liastlng thread lc por spool. Black pins 3 boxes for 5o. Ladles' Canhmoro lloso, worth 35c, only 16c. LadieB and Missus underwear at lesn than amy otlior house can or will sell them. Wo are closing out our Millinery stock at cost and some ut even loss than cost.

Proper Christmas Gifts.

While giving away presents to make glad the hearts of children and friends to-morrow don't forgot tho poor around you and who are not blessed with tho abundance of tihs world's goods. A dollar to some poor man, a sack of llour to another, a good fat turkey to another, will make you feel good, and thoso likewise who are benefitted by your charity. Remembor tho scriptural quotation, "H© that giveth to the poor, loadeth to the Lord." You can add to your holiday pleasures by practicing this. Try it.

A Cowardly Burglar.

Last Sunday night as Mrs. Epperson, living on East Main street, was preparing for bed, she was startled by footsteps in an adjoining room. Hastily donning a dress ahe opened the door leading to the sitting room. Right before her eyes stood a man gazing intent, ly into her empty pocket-book. Oji seeing her the thief tied with Mrs. Epperson in hot pursuit. She followed him as far as Markot street but there gave up the chase.

English Spavin Liniment removes &1 hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, sweeney, ring-bone, stifles, sprains, all swollen threats, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful blamish cure ever known. Sold by Dr. E Detchon, druggist. ly.

Try Dullam's Great German 15 cent Liver Pills 40 in each package at Nye Booe's Drug Store.

Christmas

Gifts,

Stylish Soft Hats.

It suits all faces and is a boon to the man who is tired of stiff hats. The number you see on thr- streets indicate that it is a very popular fashion. They come in black and browm at a price ranging from