Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 June 1893 — Page 8
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NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS
.. Is now Located in his beautiful new room on north Washington street in tee Opera House Block and has'the.Finest aij4 Most Complete Line of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
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Canned Goods and Fruits
Everything New, Neat and Clean. Farmers, bring your Produce to
New Spring Goods Now In
Beautiful Patterns! Reasonable Prices! Colman Murphy, MERCHANT TAILORS.
WANTED
Everybody to call at the
Health Office Saloon.
128 West Main Street.
Gus Karle. Steve Allen.
Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
Business is conducted on the "Live and Let Live" Plan at
CASH
Warm Weather
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See him before selling your produce. It will pay you.
WE HAVE IT!
Dotted and Figured Swiss in white and fancy prints "White Wash Goods, large stock, great variety Imported Printed Dimitiss. Cravat Lawns. Scotch Zephyrs French Organdies. Batiste De L'Opera. r. Nainsooks in p.ain, striped and plaids. Colored Dotted Mulls. Fancy figured Piques, white and colors. Bohemian Lawns. Printed Irish Linens. Swiss Mulls in a special finish.
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S. AYERS & CO.,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
V-A. full line of Dr. Parker Pr«7's Manicure Goods.
TOBAOOOS, AND SMOKERS ARTICLES
intgomeiy County News.
LADOGA.
James Mahan, of Kansas, is on a visit to friends hero. More potatoes have been planted here thiB season than ever before.
Mollie Barney spent the first part of the week with relatives here. Dr.lDrake has improved his home by lifting his yard above high water mark.
Our new post master still hangs fire. Lynn's time is out and he is holding over.
The old Mills House with its new lady proprietor, is doing well as it deserves to do.
One drummer with twelve trunks unloaded at the Midland depot Tuesday night.
The Misses Henry were at Crawfordsville Monday last having some deeds recorded.
Lecturejto-night by JameB Small, the evangelist, at the Christian church on "Ireland."
Quite a number of our citizens are treating their residences with a new coatjofjpaint.
Oliver Byrd and family, of Kansas, are on a visit to relatives here and are likely to remain.
The Dunkard college here will not be put in motion till one year from first of next September.
Dr. Wilson was at Tuscola, 111., last Sunday attending the [dedication of the new Christian church.
Josephus Graybill and wife and Eugene Ashby and wife are on a week's look at the World's Fair.
Gerty Wilson Kirkpatrick and son, Johnny, of State Line, are at her father's,
JDr. Wilson, on a visit. Boys ought not to commit a malicious tresspass, as it proved expensive to the boy that cut Mr. Levitt's harness.
Monday was a field day for Ladoga folks and vicinity to attend to business in the court house at the county seat. It was a^fine large day.
KiBTLPATKIOK.
Young squirrels are very scarce this year. Homer Chalfant, our R. R. Agent, is off on a visit to Ohio.
Young chickens are very scarce here, on account of the bad spring. Dr. Swisher has sold all his effects and gone to the east part of the state, to locate. '.
The fine weather has giyen the farmers fresh courage and the prospect for crops is good.
There is talk of an elopement not far in the future. We will see what we see. Let 'em 'lope.
There are but few going to the World's Fair from here. The high price at living in Chicago has detered a great many.
A few days ago Mr. Kirkpatrick at this place, loBt a horse bj a bull hooking it. The horse was cut so bad it had to be killed.
Grant Agnew, our coming hustler, in the democrat ranks, was a caller here last week. Grant has a host of friends in old Madison.
Wm. Campbell iB selling some of the nicest ice ever
Been
in Kirkpatrick. Al)
who want to make ice cream can can get ice of him cheap.
The Linden Rustler or Gusher paper come to our post office every week. It is quite a paper for Linden. Now New Richmond should start up her papei
James Duskey's little daughter was severely bitten by their own dog last Sunday. The dog would probably have killed tho little girl, had not help arrived.
The east bound train on the Clover Leaf railroad killed five fine horses for Wesley Kirkpatrick last Monday night. They were all killed at once. The loss is quite large.
Mr. ,Brookshire of democrat fame, will be remembered by the voters in time to come, also one of the gentB who now occupies a position in the court house, will not be forgotten for meddling with affairs that did not concern them. We have got it in for both of you, should you ever come out for office again.
DARLINGTON.
Our town la dead. Farmers are plowing corn The frame work of L. C. Thompson's now residence Is up.
Tho Finch Bros,, are having some flno oak logs hauled to their mill. The post office will be moved four doors south of where it was four rears ago.
Mrs. Header and babies are here visltiag her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Guntle. Miss Maggie McGuire is clerking in C. E. Thompson's store. Miss Maggie makes a good appearance behind tho counter.
A»ll Booker went to Indianapolis Monday, and from thero to Kokomo to Join his wife and children, who have been there on a visit for a few days.
The post ofllco question has been settled at last. W. H. Bootaer is the man, notwithstanding the fact that Bill Johnson, of your city, tried to prevont it.
Ira Booher will trade buggies and surreys for a few good horses. They must be sound and in good flesh. Call early if you want to trade. He ha* a large stock ef fine work on hand.
Two thousand Sunday school children and teachers will be here from Terre Haute on the fifteenth of this month. They will have a grand picnic in our park. This will be the largest crowd evor in this placo.
A tramp tailor struck our town and put up thro* days with Mrs. Wheeler. lie then skipped out but was arrested at Manson and brought b(\ck by Marshal Miller, but was released as no case ceuld be made against him.
W1NGATE.
Monslos are plonty at this place. Seebary Oclieltree's wife is no bottcr, Wiley Hizon has moved to his now home. Dr. JVancleave is tho best whistler in town. Israel Kogel is here on a visit from Kansas. Samuel Dredge is running a huxtor wagon. Frank Sntton has a boy that weighs 2 pounds. Dad Snydor is strictly In tho garden business. Our new elevator man is doing a good business.
It. Jl. Cording will tako tho post office at this place. Wash Cord is driving a team for Will Templeton.
William Iiouk has gono to his farm noar Frankfort. Hcv. Trout filled tho pulpit at tho Christian church last Sunday.
The colt show was well nttonded and lots of red ribbons was taken away. Some people say our hack man is a little too gabby, but he attends to his own business.
It is strango that a poor mau that hat) a sick family will borrow $5 and gamble it all away.
Marriage Licenses.
Alonzo Whitaker and Catherine A. Drury. CharlesJE. Douglas and Nin Belle Boraker.
John N. VanSandt and Elizabeth Crawford. George W. Montgomery and Mary Cox.
George F. McLonnld and Lida F. Sandlin. Charles M. Williams and Lora M. Hall.
John Weir and Bessie Smith.
J, E. Ryan is up from Arkansas. Dr. W. H. Hickman was in the city this week.
The Catholies will erect a hospital at Logansport. A.B. Anderson, is building a S40O0 residence on west Wabash avenue.
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, has promised to investigate the Aldine hotel swindle.
Hannah Dochterman has been appointed guardian of Charles Dochter" man, minor heir of Henry Dochterman.
Mayor Bandle has issued an edict that all suburban saloons must take out a city license or stop the Bale altogether.
Charles Marvin, a Clover-Leaf brakeman, while Bwinging from his train as it passed Clark's Hill, was struck by a semaphore and iriBtantly killed.
The Vandalia will put on its new fast trains next Monday. The north bound train will pasB through here about 2 30 p. m. and the south bound at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson, wife of Andrew Jackson, died at her home south of Mace last Tuesday of dropsy at the age of 70 years. The funeral occurred Thursday.
Indiana's building at the World's Fair will be dedicated with great pomp on Thursday June 15. It is thought the railroads will offer special low rates for the occasion.
George F. McDonald, the liveryman, and Mise Ida E. Sandlin were quietly married Tuesday evening by Rev. W. J. Howe. The happy couple are now on their wedding tour to Cincinnati.
Mike Sullivan was arrested Wednesday at the instigation of Rice IngalB who charges him Jwith striking her in a rude and insolent manner. Mike denies the charge and will stand trial.
Travel from this locality to the World's Fair at Chicago is becoming much more frequent as the warm weather draws near. Scarcely a day passes now that does not find some one or more people taking trains for Chicago. The "gouging" so frequently spoken of as being practiced upon visitors has been greatly exaggerated. Good places for lodging and meals at reasonable prices can easily be obtained now in that city.
See Mrs. Cresse for summer millinery. tf
Mr. Chauhcey M. Depew's advicelis. 'Go South Yonng Man." Tho best inducements to visit the natural resourses of the Great South are now offered by the Mobile & Ohio R. R. See advertisement.
Terre Eaute &St. Joseph Trains 55 & 56. Taking effect Monday, June 12th, 1893 the Vandalia Line will run daily except Sunday. During past seasons these trains have found great favor with tho traveling public, and this announcement therefore will be recieved as a bit. of good news. These trains will run about as they did last year, viz,—leave Terre Haute 1: p. m. arrive at St. Joseph Mich. 7:30 p. m. leave St. Joseph 2:40 p, m., arrive Terre Haute 9 45 p. m. For com plete schedule of Vandalia Line trains address any ticket agent of that line, or Chai. M. Wheeler, Traveling Passenger agent, Terre Haute, Ind. Jn. 10 5-w
Rather than move their immense stock of wooden pumps to their new room Williams Bros., are offering their entire stock at a great bargain. If you want a pump don't misB this opportunity which holds good until July 1st. tf.
Is Wonderful
Large Stock
How much business we have done in our Millinery Department this season. There .are several reasons for it.
The First—We have the largest stock to select from. The Secoad—We only ask popular prices for our Goods. The Third—We have the most artistic trimmer in the city. The Fourth—We try to please. The Fifth—We undersell all our competitors. The Sixth—We receive new goods almost every day, thus keeping up with all the latest things in Millinery.
For this week we offer our Entire Line of Spring Jackets and Capes at Special Bargains. Come and see us for your Hat, your Jacket or your Cape. We will save you money. "Respectfully yours,
Abe Levinson's.
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DEBRING
BINDERS AND MOWERS
Are as much ahead of all other kinds for harvesting as gold is ahead of brass from which to make jewelry. '-When jrou make up your Jewels," remember the Deering is the best on earth.
going to buy a spring tooth Cultivator? If so try the Brown or the te4re, as they have a draft rod from the horses that can be set to iun any depth desired. Cultivators that have not this hitch will become mere scratchers and cultivate grass instead of corn. Also fine carriages.
COHOON & FISflEE.