Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 March 1893 — Page 8
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One hundred different articles in Silverware for 25 cents. "Warranted iMst plate. Full line of
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Established 1853.
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Books, Dolls, Dishes, Sleds. Skates, Wagons, Desks, Doll Oabs, Etc. A Folding Table GIVEN AWAY.
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THE NEW YORK STORE.
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NEW 5 .AND 10 CENT STORE
Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
Business is conducted on the "Live and Let Live" Plan at
CASH FRY'S E O E
See him before selling ypur produce It will pay you.
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ORDERS.
If you will describe anything you want, enclose the price you wish to pay and send the letter to us, you wi 1 receive the goods within twenty four hours. We send samples of dress goods on application. The spring styles are all in and are the handsomest we have seen in years. Some of the daintiest are in the lineof wash goods. Fine Ginghams, Sateens, Silk Stripe Ginghams. A fine line of Cha'iis, Printed Indian and China Silks.
A carpet is worth coming to Indianapolis for. Our third floor offers some especially attractive things at this season in carpets, draperies, rugs. HDeoliums and oil cloths. Measure the room. Briug the measure along. The saving will pay for the trip. Say nothing of the satisfaction of having a correct floor covering.
PETTIS DIIY GOODS CO.
Mlumi County
WINGATE.
Very little sickness. 13d. Wainscott is no bottfer.
Our school is in good order. Dave Gerard will move soon.
Ben Fly has moved to Crawfordsville.
W. W. Tiney has moved to Wingate.
Wo need a first class blacksmith shop 3iere. Alfred Lair was buried here
oil
the
27th. Ann Mary Coney is visiting in New Jtichmond,
Samuel Day has purchased tho Stov*r Brother, grocery. Harrison Clough has moved to the farm he bought laBt spring.
S. M. Gilkey got up a petition with
uSteel
180 signers, for him to get the poet office. Gilkey is a good democrat, and shouid get the position.
BUNKER HILL—RIPLEY TP.
Evorybody has a cold.
Mrs. George Stonebraker is better. The weather is favorable for sugar making.
Misses Nettie and Unnie Gillis a both sick. Mrs. Joseph Stonebraker and Jack Harwood are the prize horse swappers.
Hamp Compton and wife ar» visiting in this neighborhood Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Eva and Delia Stonebraker are attending the Christian church this week.
Mrs. Joseph Gillis attended the basket supper at the United Brethren church Saturday night and reported agood time. Proceeds $7.75.
WRITESVILLE.
W.R. Graybill of Ladoga was here Monday.
Isham Everson waa in Crawfordsville last Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Hylton of Crawfordsville is viBiting here.
Dallas Thompson, and Max Oliver was at Ladoga Monday. Mr. Gorden of Bainbridge is visiting his daughter Mrs. Sanders.
Rer. Guthrie preached at the Univer salist church Monday night.
Aunt Jane Hinkle got a fall some time since and fractured her hip. Asa Corn's little daughter Min is very low at this time with lung fever
A. L. Byers shipped a car load of corn to Carpentersville parties this week.
Our side track is full of loaded cars, on account of the Bwitchmen'n strike at Chicago.
Joseph Keys has moved into J. P. Everson's house until he can finish his now one.
James Everson moved to a farm ono and a half miles east of New Market last Thursday week.
Pierce Rettinger and wifo visitod Will Armstrong and wifo at Crawfordsville last Saturday and Sunday.
George Luster came very near getting his buggy broken to piocoB and ono horse crippled they broke loose from the rack. Bo more careful next time George.
Try Dullatn's Great German 25 Cough Cure at Nye & Booe's.
Heindeer Spring Tooth Cultivators, Turnbull Wagons, Kid Sulky Plows, Princess Breaking Plow, John Deere Breaking Plows, Horse Shoe Harrows,
Beauty", Planters,
Brown Cultivators, Buggies, Carriages, Hardware and Stoves.
OUR MOTTO—
First-class Goods at Lowest Prices.
C0H00N & FISHEE.
cent iy
LADOGA.
Motliodist meeting still in progress, U. C. Stover WHB in Brazil on last Monday.
G. fc. Harney was in Torro llaute tlio first of this week.
The county farmers' institute was a grand success all around.
Some talk of having a new postoffice block for the new poDlmasler.
The brick makers about Ladoga have run out of bricK—none to bo had.
Daniel Stamp has moved back from Roachdale to Ladoga, his old home.
Frank Gill has got iiis steam dry house reading for drying his block lasts. John Martin, one of our most respected citizens and useful men, died last Friday.
Hon. J. F. Harney was at Ladoga two days this week on his way home from Indianapolis.
Mr. OwenB and Miss Effa Highton were married last Wednesday week by Rev. L. E. Murray.
Sugar water waB gathered most all of this week. This season seems to be a good one for maple Byrup.
Harvey Barnet' meet Bhop has been moved from the Phoenix block across Main street to the Boll block.
Mies Lottie Fullen takes music lessons takes music lessons twicu a week of Mrs. A. B. Anderson, of Crawfordsville.
Mr. Browning has purchased the old Jim Britts' house and grounds and will move from Walnut street to his new premises soon.
Marion Rhodes has moved back to his old home from Mrs. Dougherty's house. Cora and Sela Dougherty are going to Anderson to keep house for their brother, Frank.
KIRKPATRIUK.
Parties are now all the go. Wesley Kirk is having a lot of cord wood cut.
The building and loan association here is prospering.
Next week we shall know the fate of many office seekers. Marsh Patterson w'll move to the vicinity of New Richmond in a few days.
The snow and ice is still with us and holds on like a Crawfordsville candidate to office.
Washington's birthday passed very quietly here. The old man is almist forgotten.
Trade is much better this month than it was in January. May it continue so is our wish.
E. C. Campbell, of New Richmond, visited Win. Campbell last Thursday and Friday.
Scott Ford and Etta Irons were married last week. Scott will live near here we are informed.
That bone the New Richmond M. D's failed to describe is wonderful. And to think poke root did it all!
Farmers living north, of this place are having trouble concerning ditching. Several damage suits are looked for in the future.
Miss Alice Ebright, of New Richmond, delivered a fine declamation at the temperance meeting at this place last Sunday night.
Campbell has just received, from the best seed firm in the United States, a fine lot of garden seeds. They are guaranteed to be first-class.
Scribe of Linden, thanks for the compliment in your last letter to THK REVIEW, May you always have the good opinion expressed in your last.
The boys that rang tho dinner boll the night of the party in this pl.ieo did a bad job of it. We suppose tLtolling for the young man frum
We saw the students' show opera house last week and have ourselves ever since for giving up, cents to see it. Comments are unneces sary.
Farmers would do well to raise moro potatoes. For the last few years they have been high, and it looks like in the future the potato crop is to be one of profit.
Tom Stroup. formerly a resident and blacksmith of this place, but now living at Forrest, Ind., visited friends hero last Saturday and Sunday. He reports business good in his place.
Ptople who live in and near Bmall towns should patronize and build UD their own stores. If you had no stores near you your lands would decrease in value, and besides it is a great accommodation to you.
Mr. P. Ramsey, -.vho moved from hero to Virginia la'd year has returned to this place. He reports hard times in old Virginia and the people in stringent circumstances. We welcome Mr. R. back as he is a good man.
Walter McBoo will run the farm his father Win. McBoo bought. We are sorry to have Walter inovo so far away but we will say to those lie may chance to neighbor with, you will find in him a No. 1 man in every respect.
Let us see what our legislature has done: We will have to pay six dollars per day for a lot of persons of the Seller stripe to go there and pretond to labor in tho iuterestof the people. Well just so long as tho American people will
elect Buch people they must blame no ono but thomBolves. The Clover Lear R. R. is qui to accommodating, but they will havo to get different men in tho yards at Frankfort or pay for tho stolen goods. Hardly a package comes here from that placo that has not been tampered with.
Train Crow has sold his farm to some unknown parties. Wo supposo Mr. Crow has taken a dishko for this community since he was suod for $10,000 for alienating the affections of aiother man's wife. Well, it is enough to make any man sell out.
Could I dance I would go to Washington, D. C., and the first lady I would ask to dance would bo Grover's wife and thereby get up a jealous foeling at tho White House, so I guess I had better remain in Kirkpatrick and sell goods cheap during the fandango.
Tramp, tramp, tramp, tho boyB are coming! Some with arms in slings,some with one shoe on and all of them with an empty stomach. Tramps for Bupper, tramps for dinner, tramps for breakfast and tramps all the time moving up and down the Clover Leaf railroad.
Post Master! Ahem! Brother B.you make us blush behind the ears. If you will make it M. P. instead of P. M. we might think over it. You see one would be for postmaster and the other member of parliament which would make some difference. No wo are not a candidate for any office save that of matrimony, and we st'ind a devilish poor chance for that.
We are informed that Ben Swank, of Coal Creek township, will be collector of internal revenue or at least will try for that position. Ben has been an ardent worker in the democratic ranks for years and has received as yet not ono cent. The people of Madison township would be glad to see Ben got tho position and we know he would do it well. Success to Ben.
Mr. Editor: Wo hear a great many people asking about water gas that is to bo put in Crawfordsville for light and fuel purposes. No one seems to know anything about it. Can't you give your readers a discription of it, and can it be used to advantage in small towns like New Richmond, Kirkpatrick or Linden, and as to itB cheapness in comparison with wood or coal.
The man who owes his merchant a bill should by all means not blander the merchant who has accommodated him. Where is tho principle, and if you, I mean the ono to whom this applies,think the merchant doos not know it you are badly off. How small it looks to talk about tho roan to whom you are indebted. What could be meaner? This applies to every neighborhood where there is a store. Your tongue hurts yourself more than the one you try to damage.
The merchant in thiB day and age of the world who is honest enough to pay his debts, is a curiosity. How often do we find that all the merchant has is in his wife's name. He will make a big blow, sell goods at prices that will break him up, take the bankrupt act and pay off at 25 or cents on the dollar. He pockets the rest of the money and then Bets up again in opposition to the man who pays 10C centB on the dollar for his goods. But then still he is an honest man!
In reply to the Linden senbe wo will say that your were right in saying that Linden was the most suitable place for the school building but pray tell us why so much money should be expended on such a building while at other points in tho township the school houses are in somo places nearly unfitfor school purposes? You know that half the money that was expended on the Linden school house would have been quite ample for all purpoi es i'ou must remember that if wo are near the county lino the people of this vicinity pay just as much taxes as the people of your vicinity do. Also that you have a school house costing, it is said, nine thousand dollars, and we would bo glad to have one costing one thousand. Is there that much difference, pray toll us?
Weekly Product Markets.
The following rsport is furnished us weekly by J. N. Zuck, of the produce firm.of Hutchinson & Co: Hons $ 08 Chickens 08 Old Cocks O'i Young Cocks 04 Hen Turkey 12 Tom Turkey 10 Old Tom Turkey 04 Young Turkey, email and poor 07 Duck 06 Ejrg* 18 Butter 14 Capons V. 10 to 12 Geese 81? to 5.40
Female Weakness Positive Cure.
To Kditor:- Please inform your uders that I have a positive remedy for the thousand and one ills which arise from deranged female organs. shall be glad to send two bottlers of
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edy freed to anj lady if they will send their Express and P. O., address. Yours I
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Try Diillam's Great German cent Liver Pills 40 in each package at Nye Boon's Drug Store.
Try Dullatn's Great German 1fi cent Livor Pills. 4') in each package, at Nye & liooe's Drugstore.
-WE ARE NOW MAKING
Mammoth!
OUR BEST BOW
To the people of Crawfordsville and in order to make your acquaintance we offer you
ONE-FOURTH OFF
the price of any article in our store. This is not a fake or an advertising dodge, but a
r.
The goods were marked at reasonable prices before tliey came into our possession, We have not changed a single mark but yon can buy any article you may wish at 25 per cent, discount from the marked p-ices. This reduction, in many cases, brings the price down to less than
First Cost.
This may seem hardly is true nevertheless, and to call and see for will only continue for CASH ONLY.
reasonable but it we invite you
yourselves This sale for a few days and is
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Successors to Con Cunningham.
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Grass, Seed Oats Our stock
can not pleased buying
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a. m. toH:3'?p.m.
no
Grass, Orchaxd of field seeds
lie equaled in the state. We will be to have Prices
vou inspect our seeds before & lower than the lowest.
abb & Hey olds.
Wholesalers and Retailers. Market Street