Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 June 1893 — Page 8

Ghis Karle.

NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS

Warm Weather Wear.

li. R. SLOAN.

Is now Located in his beautiful new room on north Washington street in tee Opera House Block and has the Finest and Most Complete Line of

Staple and fancy Groceries

XXCCCCCCCCC3CC0CSC£CCC333GCO3GGG€&CCCa33!XXX^ Ever Offered in the City. A full line of

Canned Goods and Fruits.

Everything New, Neat and Clean. Farmers, bring your Produce to

New Spring Goods Now In Beautiful Patterns! Seasonable Prices! Colman & Murphy,

MERCHANT TAILORS

Everybody to call at the

Health Office Saloon.

128 West Main Street.

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 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 Dimities. Cravat Lawns. Scotch Zephyrs. French Organdies. Batiste De L'Opera. 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.

iSI^OAX.

S. AYERS & CO

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

full line of Dr. Parker Pray's Manicure Goods.

TOBACCOS, ANDSMOKERSARTICLES

Steve Allen.

KIRKPATRIOK.

What has become of all the shows? None aB yet have struck our village. Mrs. Dr, Brown of

thiB

place, visited

friends at Crawfordsville, last week. A man can now by purchasing a 10c. plug of tobacco, can get a deed for a farm.

Every kid that can raise the stuff to buy a bicycle is doing so. They are all the go.

Everybody wanted ice to make ice cream. We should have an ice cream parlor at this place.

Henry Shobe has gone to the big show at Chicago. His wife and mother accompanied him. rv.

The trains have killed enough stock to build anew road. Is there no way of stopping this wholesale slaughter?

Allen Stingley, a fanner near this place, deBires a woman to keep housa for him. Good chance for somebody.

John Bennett of Linden, is now busy as a bee, looking after his new enterprise, the Localiser. John is a hustler.

Jake Koiner of Clark's Hill, was at this place last week. Jake is preparing for the races that Are to take place there soon.

Mr. J. T. Carrico is tne proud possessor of an old Kentucky wife procured by buying a lOct. plv% of tobacco of that brand.

Three insurance agents were in our place last week, they came here to pay 8300 to Sim Mills, on account of his house burning.

Burglars give this place a wide berth, they have two good reasons for so doing, 1st nothing to steal, 2nd people watch them too close.

After the greens crop fails, we shall be compelled to use some other crop of ce rial here us the average Kirkpatrickite does every spring.

Harley Campbell our Kirkpatrick contortionist has a goo4 offer to join a show. He will we are informed go with a show in the near future.

The day of retribution is coming. This was said by a man with a good sized drop of blood in his eye. But he says that he will even up, with this par ty.

Jake Kogner told us all to bet on his horse, we now wish we had, for he came out about two rods ahead in the race. We'll put up our stuff on him next time, Jake.

We see Bill Gulliver came out in the last issue of the REVIEW, giving an account of the graduating exercises at Balhinch. We would like to see him come out every week.

The people of Kirkpatrick looked for the Princess Infanta of Spain to stop on her way to the Big Fair at Chicago. It was decided that Mort Rakestraw was to meet her at the train but she never came.

Dave Mitchell is having his house repaired in thi» latest style. Dave will go to the World's Fair next week, via Toronto, Canada, and return in about 10

dayB.

Dave has got the stuff and

proposes to enjoy it. If some of the grave yards in this vicinity were looked after it would do no hurt. How does it look to see soldiers graves decorated with flags and weeds. Some of the graves are out of sight, on account of the weeds.

The New Richmond paper that iB of late birth, is not quiet so interesting as the former paper printed by the Rev. Ira Stout, but it was too pure for that plaoe and not pure enough for heaven, so it went to Bristle Ridge.

Several of our people teok in the horse show at New Richmond, Saturday or rather the show took them in, if reports are true.

BoBwell

Clough, the sa

loon man, we are informed tapped an eight gallon keg every 15 minutes. Some young men went through this place on Sunday on their wheels and in front«of them they had bunches of flowers something near the size of a large pumpkin. They

Bupp'osed

the girls

would think them sweet. But if they had taken off their shoes. Oh my! The brother who gets up in the ohurch at this place, rolls up his eyes like unto a dying calf and then commence to tell that the man who sells whisky is a bad man. He had better taiie a drop, because everyone knows he gets drunk when he goes out of town.

Charley McBee, of Linden, called at our place this week. Chas. reports no post office appointment. Chas don't know that the republican and ring democrats are running the post office business and with the help of a congress man who the democrats elected in good a it an

To Brookshire we will say you was elected to the office you now hold, and by the democrats was you put where you are to-day. Now what have you done for us? You by yonr recom mendation have give us a republican post master at Kirkpatrick. Do you think you have pleased the republican party, py the way have done? If you so believe, let me inform you that you are mistaken, as there ss not a republican in this vicinity that would cast a vote for you.

LINDEN.

Corn planting done at year. Miss Jerse Shanklin was the first of the week.

this

very Bick

The horse show at New Richmond on last Saturday was well attended. The late change of time on the Monon is of some benefit to the traveling public.

The farmers are preparing for harvest, but thejwheat crop in these parts will be light.

The little rain of last Saturday was a blessing to U3 all that had anything planted.

The I. O. O. F. folks are adding new members to their roll at almost every meeting,

Evan Shelby is one of our long winded wheel riders and travels over the country on his wheel.

Don't forget the Juvenile supper to bo given here on Saturday night in the new school house.

Will Dunkle was in your city Thursday of last week and went from there to Chicago to see Bert.

Some of the^folks from here are at tho World's Fair all the time and some are going later in the season.

The doctorB say it is distressingly healthy in these parts which shows that tile drainage is good for health.

J. H. Bowtnan'who has been in the employ of the Monon for along time is resting up and remodeling

hiB

dwelling

house. Charley Wilcox, of New Paris, Ohio, left here at 4 a. m. last Monday and arrived home in the evening on a Victor wheel. New

PariB

is 140 miles from

Linden. R. C. Fuller, of Frankfort, stopped at the Bennett House last Monday night, as he has done every three weeks for the past nine years. He finds it a good place to stop.

O. D. Thomas now owns a Victor wheel which ho says is a dandy. He and WhiteyJ Stephenson aad Charlie Wilcox, of New Paris, Ohio, all went to New Richmond on their wheels.

The I. O. G. T. lodge here is having a good attendance and some initiations at every meeting. They have 127 members enrolled but the hot weather may cause some of the members not to attend.

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 miss

thiB

opportun

ity which holds good until July 1st. tf

Don't You Believe It.

The Washington Correspondent to the Indianapolis New3 has had another Convulsion. In his Monday's special he quotes Mr. Brookshire as saying that neither Hulett nor Jump would be appointed to the office of Revenue Collector. The report is absurd for should this be the Congressman's opinion he is too wise and discreetto so express at so critical a stage. Mr. Hullett's chances, for the appointment were never brighter nor his friends, including Mr. Brookshire, more sanguine. Below is the News man's version: "Gustave A. Conzman, of Terre Haute, crept quietly into town one day last week and filed an application for collector of internal revenue in the Seventh district. Mr. Conzman is county treasurer of Vigo county. He has very strong influence with the Germans, and if the friends of Jump find it impossible on account of the opposition of Congressman Brookshire and others to secure the appointment of the slate candidate they may take up Conzman as a compromise. Mr. Brookshire expressed the opinion a day or

L. B. Stedman and Lue Zerface. Charles Glunt and Emma Evans. Robert B. Robertson and Ada Lee Boyland.

Ephriam Mearsand Sarah P. Burk.

Mr. Chauhev M. Depew's advise is "Go South Young Man." The best inducements to visit the natural resourses of the Great South are now offered by the Mobile & Ohio R. R. See advertisement.

Farmers, When Hungry

don't fail to try VanSandt &• Hale's 15 cent lunch. The best 25 cent meal in the city. Music Hall block, Green street. tf

No one

Bhold

miss the big

raceB

OUE PRICES

Large Stock

ago that neither Jump nor Hulett would be appointed, because of the utrife between the factions, but that a compromise candidate would be chosen. Congressman Taylor, of the First district, offers a compromise in the person of George L. Dixon, of Mackey, Dixon & Co, of Evansville."

Marriage Licenses.

New Ross on the Fourth. Every class well filled and the sport promises to be exciting. 2t

Williams Bros., the Green street pump men, are selling out their entire entire stock of wooden pumps at less than cost, Offer holds good until July 1st. tf

FOR SALE—The

Steam Yacht, Minne

haha, will be sold cheap. Apply to Birch Bros., cor. College and East St. Birch Bros.

BBBBE!

It Is Wonderful

How much business we have done in our Millinery Department this season. There are several reasons for it.

The First—W have the largest stock to select from. The Secomd—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 keep-: ing 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,

BBNUABROS.,

MONEY

CASH CLOTHIERS, CRAWFORDSVILLE.

ARE-

OUE MAIN STAT!

-AND A-

Come and see for yourselves.

We are Overstocked with:

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all Styles.

TO SAVE YOU

When you deal with us. We have a

Stylish Assortment!

Benua Bros.,

Successors to Con Cunningham.',

One Price Only#

O W

THEY MUST BE SOLD!

CALL AND SEE US.

C0H00N & FISflEE.

CARRIAGES:

we can't get our price we

will perhaps take yours.