Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 July 1893 — Page 8
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Are in demand ncTw alnd'we hare them in endless variety from Lawns at
Up to fine goods in Challies, Batista, Pongees, Brandenburgs, Shontongs, China Mulls, Etc.
In Millinery Goods we still h&ye a large stock to select irom and the prices are reduced. It will pay jrou to inspect our line.
Ladies' Silk waists are nearly one-halt price. ,We want to close them out. Respectfully,
_A.be Levinson.
New Spring Goods Now In
Beautiful Patterns! Reasonable Prices! Colman & Murphy, MERCHANT TAILORS.
WANTED.
Everybody to call at the
128 West Main Street.
Gus Karle. Steve Allen.
Honest Goods at1 Honest Prices.
Business is conducted on the "Live and Let Live" Plan at
CASH FRY'S
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See him before selling your produce. It will pay you.
SLAUGHTER
DEPARTMENTS TO BE ENLARGED AND CHANGED!
THE GOODS ARE IN THE WAY
THEY MUST BE MOVED
ENTIRE STOCK SACRIFICED.
Store will be opened at 9 o'clock. First come first choice Nothing reserved- Every article marked down.
Some Prices Cut In. Half!
Odds and ends of every kind slaughtered without any regard to cost. Bar gain hunter's chance. Wise Woman's opportunity.
S. AYERS &. CO.
INDIANAPOLIS, fNDIANA.
|^TA. full line of Dr. Parker Pray's Manicure Goods.
TOBACCOS, AND SMOKERS ARTICLES
LINDEN.
Prank Harter has purchased a bicycle.
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Charles Goodhin ran into a carriage and is nursing hi6 head. Tliere area few quails left in this vicinity, but they are very 6carc«.
L. O. Reese went to Rose Lawn on last Monday evening, to take charge of a band.
W. E, Rash and G. D. Nichols are both having the brick walls laid for their new dwellings.
The wheat is not as good as last year, but still wheat is turning out better than was expected.
Jesse Nichols of Edwardsville, went to Chicago via Linden, last Saturday and returned Monday, with hiB best girl
The childrens day exercises were held in the grove on last Sunday, and were hard to beat. Mrs. Staley should have the credit on account of the Columbian drill, which was out of sight.
The dog poisoner should let some „ot his seasoned sausage drop in Lmden, that a few of the worthless canir.es could get a bait and shortly after cash in their checks.
DARLINGTON.
Doc Booher has a badly sprained feot Oh say! Darlingten is to have natural gas.
Wm. Moore is our night watchman here. Charley Welliver iB &ths boss horse trader.
Rev. Powell will move to Rush county in August. Rev. Frank Trotter has his house nearly inclosed.
Ed Booher has arranged to make cream by horse power. Harvest is here and some have menced cutting wheat.
W. H. Booher has the best arra»ged postoffice ever in Darlington. Corn never looked better in thig part of the country than at present.
I. N. Cox will begin to lay brick for his new residence on Monday. Elder Ashley will preach at the Christain church, Tunday at 10 30 p. m.
Our conncil and marshal have been doing some good work on the streets. Miss Ella McNichols and little sister have returned from a visit at Frankfort,
Mr. Broadlick, of Kokomo, is here on a visit to his] daughter's, Mrs. Anniel Booher.
Cox & Lewis are having their stone foundation put in for their fcnew brick r*om.
C. E. Thompson has some special prices on clothing and dress goods. Call and see him.
Ike Larrick is detormined to undersell John Hulet.~He is selling salt at cents per barrel.
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Ira Booher has several good horses for sale. Call and see|him, he will sell you one worth the money.
We have had splendid weather for $king clover hay and thousands of loadB have been put up.
The Finch Bros., are hustlers. They run their saw mill nearly every day, and have 14 teams'haulin^legs.
The ladies ofj the Cbristain ehurch ill serve ice cream at the Hulett's Hall on July 4th. All are invited.
Marcellus Booher has bought eat Daley Powell, on Main street and will move there about the first of August
Salt iB selling in thiB market for 75c. a barrel, lou have to pay $1.00 at Thorntown, Crawfordsville and other places.
James and Charles Peterson aad Lida Hollingsworth, Hattie Nagles and Ina Come are attending the World's Fair this week.
Old Grandpa Brown, near 90 years of age, died Wednesday and was buried Thursday near Mace. lie lived Campbell's chapel.
El wood Booher and Alias Flora Booher were married last baturday at Lebanon by Rev. Barbee and then returned home. Here is our hand for prosperity and happiness.
The cry here from day to day is for houses to rent, and none to be found in town. Our carpenters are all busy as they can be but still cannot supply the demand.
If a stranger had come to our town last Wednesday and looked up Main street he would have thought he was in Indianapolis. The street was lined with men digging the gas trench.
Several from here have been to the World's Fair, and they say it is immense and they cannot tell how grand it is, but say all should go and see for themselves. It will be a big trip for those who have to walk.
On Sunday, July 16, there will be a basket meeting held in the park here by the colored folks from Thorntown, Crawfordsville and Lafayette. Everybody is invited to be present and they promise us some good music.
Darlington will have a splendid 4th of July celebration if the weather permits. All ready several horses from a
distance have been entered for the raceB and the racing will be good. We will also have good speaking and our steam boat will be ready to take you all on board for a nice ride. We will have plenty to eat and plenty to drink—water. Everybody and the editors invited to be present and spend a grand old Fourth at Darlington.
A Mean Joke.
One of the meanest trickB that ever came under our observation was perpetrated on a couple of Wabash College students this week. On Tuesday evening Brax Carpenter and Scott McDonald left Crawfordsville in a surrey to drive to Indianapolis. They arrived at Jamestown about ten o'clock aad put up at the hotel for the night. Wednesday morning they were awakened by the town marshal who informed them they were under arrest for stealing the horse and surrey that had conveyed them. The boys protested of course whereupon the marshal ezhibited to them a telegram from this city signed by Mart Johnson ordering their arrest for the theft.JJIt was but a few minutes until every person in the town was notified that a'couple of desperate criminals had been arrested and the entire populace turned out en masse to get a peep at them. The marshal was in high feather and paraded the two young desperadoes through the streets and the town put on a holiday attire. By dint of considerable telegraphing the boys finally established their identity and returned to| Crawfordsville. They made vigorous efforts to detect who had played the mean joke upon them without success'and on Wednesday evening returned to Jamestown to get thoir rig and continue their journey. They declare Jthey will make it exceedingly warm for the fellow that sent the telegram if they ever discover him.
Important Change of Time. Sunday, July 2d, the Toledo, St. Louie & Kansas City R. R., Clover Loaf Route, new schedule effective Sunday Jaly 2nd gives to patrons 3 trains each way between Bluffton and Frankfort. Two trains between Bluffton and St. Louis. One local train between Toledo and Frankfort. One fast Night Express between Toledo and St. Louis, with Buffott Reclining Chair Cars, seats free, and Buffet Sleeping Cars.
Improved service to St. Louis and West, to Toledo and East, to Indianpolis and varieus Central Indiana points, to Lake Erie Tourists points, Lakeside, Detroit, Put-in-Bay, etc.
Don't forget the date, July 2d. Call on nearest agent for particulars, C. C. JENKINS, G. P. A.
Toledo, O.
To whom it may concern. This is to certify that our residence which was destroyed by fire, on June 8, 1893, was insured with A. 8. Clements, in the Homo Insurance Company, N. Y., and that the same was liberally aad promptly adjusted and paid with a sight draft that has enabled us to get our new house up and enclosed BO AB to take care of our harvest at home, and we cheerfully rbcummend Mr. Clements and his company to all desiring insurance. Respectfully
ELMMR J. CECIL, MARTHA A. CECIL.
Officers Elected.
Tuesday night the P. O. S. of A.camp elected the following officers, who will be installed en July 11: Hiram Connard, president Fount Eastlack, vice president E, W. Leech, master of forms Lew Willis, conductor Howard Mauck, inspector Ed Hollo way, guard Will Bappert, trustee, Delegates to State Camp were chosen as follows: Will Miller, A. L. Tomlinson, J. S. Kelly, Will Bappert and Chas Davis alternates, B. F. McClamrock, T. L. Stilwell, Geo. Hummel, Howard Griffith and Sam Billman. The Secretary and Treasurer hold over.
The Bisr Four loute
will sell excursion tickets account 4th of July at one-half rates. Ticnets on sale July 3d and 4th, good returning until the 5th. between all points within two hundred miles of selling station Be sure your ticket reads via the Big Four Route. For full information call on or address GEO. E. ROBINSON,
Agent Big Four Route.
D. B. MARTIN, General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, O.
The DePanw Year Book.
We have received the year book of DePauw University for 1893. It ap. pears in anew and attractive form. The book contains 150 pages, and gives a full account of the work in the various departments. We note that there were in attendance in the College of Liberal Arts, 492 students the School of Theology, 100 School of Law, 151 School of Music, 248 School of Art, 54, and the Preparatory School, 368.
Excursion to Cleveland, 0., June 28 & 29 and Jaly 10 & 11, The Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City R. R., Clover Leaf route, will iBsue one fare excursion tickets to Cleveland and return on above dates from all stations.
Call on nearest agent. C. C. JENKINS,Gen'l Pass. Agent, Toledo, Ohio. P. S—Grand low rate through car ex cursion to World's Fair June 19th,
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Stylish Assortment!
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NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS
H.R. SLOAN,"
Is now Located in his beantifnl new room on north Washington street neer Opera House Block and has the Finest and Most CompleteLine of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
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Canned Goods and Fruits.
Everythinf New, Neat and Clean. Farmers, bring your Produce to
We are Overstocked with
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all get Styles. If we can't
will perhaps take yours.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
CALL AND SEE US.
COHOON & FISHER.
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