Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 July 1893 — Page 8

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DARTER & LARSH

iii. Old Brewery' Elevator.

ROBERT LARSH, one of the oldestand best known grain buyers in the county, has associated himself with W. M. Dar.ter, at the Old Brewery Elevator, fcr the purchase of grain. The combination is one of the strongest ever formed in that line of business, and the larming public may rest assured that they will receive tair treatment at its hands. /They start ofl by making a strong bid "for

White Com and Old Oats.

For which they have a large order to be delivered by July 31st. The price will cut no figure for the grain must be delivered. .They keep the celebrated

Golden Link Klour DARTER & LARSH, OLD BREWBEY ELEVATOR.

Everybody to call at the

Health Office Saloon.

.J 128 West Main Street.i

Gus Karle. Steve Allen.

Honest Goods at1 Honest Prices.

...

Business is conducted on the "Lire and Let Live" Plan at

CASH FRY'S

See him before selling your produce. It will pay you.

THE SACRIFICE SLUICE! Out in (i Solid Stem!

A LEAD AND SPEED THAT NOTHING CAN STOP.

THE CROWDS GET THE BARGAINS, WE GET THE ROOM,

We Want Room, Not Profits.

Eraytluntj Gut to Go.

Remnants of Silks, Challies, Muslins and Linens, Odds and Ends in Gloves, and Towels, the Great Rush. They must be sola.

No Preferences.

E O E R.

Dress Goods, Lawns, Batistes, Calicoes, Ginghams Laces and Embroideries, Hosiery

Muslin, Underwear, Corsets, Napkins, The accumulation of weeks of All marked at prices to sell.

L. S. AYERS & CO.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

E3TA full line of Dr. Parker Fray's Manieore Goods.

iontpir? CflMty News

JMELIHGTON.

Hot!~Dry!aQive us rain. Moet of the gaB pipe is laid. E. Barker is quite sick at thiswriting. W, A. and Frank Buchanan will burn gas.

Charley Cook will build a new house coon. I. N. Cox is laying brick on his new house.

Nobea & Mount have their brick kiln burned. Dan Black, of JThomtowc, was here Monday, .,•

Postmaster Booher is on the tick list this week.

Half the doge here were not give fain for taxation. Mrs. Ed. "Booher is on a visit at

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It is said we will have a wedding soon east of town. Asher Haycock and A1 Cornell have built new barns.

L. C. Thompson moved to his new residence Tuesday.

Guntle & Guntle are having their store room papered. New wheat is coming in and is' bringing from 55 to 60 cants.

Garret Rhorer, who has been so poorly all summer, is improving. Farmers are hauling in new wheat as late as 10 o'clock at night,

Miss Anna Jackman is sewing this week for Mrs. Fannie Booher. A great many people here think they can burn wood cheaper than gas.

Cox A Lewis have their foundation completed for their new store room. Lock Booher and son make $10 a day filling the gaB ditches with a grader.

George Miller has commenced to learn the tinner's trade with W. W.Chambers. William Boots bas bought. JF. W. Campbell's residencejin the south end of town.

Threshing has commenced and early in the morning you can hear whistles calling the men to work.

The Vandalia track has been raised about two feet at Mais street and eleven feet across Honey creek.

Grace Smith and her Sunday school class picniced at Bunker Hill, Tuesday. They report a good time.

The steam shovel will complete its work here next week and then go to Cutler to do a lot of work there.

Ira Booher has a gentle family mare for sale. Good forjlady or child to drive. Call early if you want a bargain.

Mr. Pierce, of Lafayette, has the concontract of laying brick of J. N. Cox's house and'also Cox &JLewis' store.

The ice cream supper at theLutheran church last Saturday night was a grand suceess. The receipts were near $40.

There

No Reserves.

waB

a large crowd attended the

eolored camp meeting Sunday. The preacher did not arrive so they had no preaching.

John Peterson, the county commis sioner, has bought a lot in Caves' addition and will move to town as soon as he can build a residence.

Say, farmers and teamsters, you want to go to Ira Booher Sc. Son for axle grease. They have the best made and is gu am teed not to grind.

Fanner's delivered their 7 cent porkers to our stock dealers this week, but they had engaged them long ago and had to take them at a great loss.

Wheat in this part of the county is not very good as a general thing. The hay and oats are good. Corn will be an average crop if the rain comes soon.

Mullen and wife ate reception

oake at Dave Harper's last week, the occasion being the marriage of Elmec Thompson to a young Indy near Leba

Miss Emma Brooks and brother and sister, of New Ross, were here Sunday attending the colored camp meeting Emma is one of New Ross' popular dress makers.

Darlington is booming and real estate is in good demand. Our merchants are having a fair trade considering the rush of work among the farmers and the drought.

James Allen, living north of here, had a fine mare stolen from the pasture last Monday night, and Levi Fisher had buggy and harness stolen. No clue to the thief.

Traveling men say Darlington is the liveliest aud best little town in the state. Now, why some man don't build a hotel here and make a barrel of money every year is what is puzzling the biggest fool in town.

Tho citizens of Darlington and vicinity will meet at the Christian church next Monday evening to make arrangements for tho old settlers' meeting at this place. All old citizens are requested to be present.

Joe OWBIOV, living one mile west of town, has taken up two sorrel mare mules about twelve years old. Any body proving property and paying expenses can have tho team by calling on ftr. Owsley.

The firm of Booher &, Booher,

,da Ira Booher fc Son, Ira having Tchasecf"—fadrewV share. For all kinds of horse clothing, buggies and surreys, call on this new firm who will be pleased to see you.

Mat Booher will take his trotting horse, Western Boy, to Elijah Glore in Fountain county, Sunday where Mr. Glore will train him and attend all the county fairs with him. The purpose is lo make a record by October 1st.,

WIN GATE-

Hot and'dry, rain needed.

Health good, n© use for doctors. The oat6 crop is very good this year. Seaberry Ocheltree's wife iB no better. Jerre Martin has moved to his new house.

Threshing^ machines can be heard in all directions. JoBh Diling is painting A. W. Chilcote's new house

J. Sherry will move to Wingate Boon to take charge of the school. Wheat not very good, and prices are very poor, only 58cte per bushel.:

James Wainscott, our hack man, haa put new wheels on his hack and ie repainting it.

NORTH UNION.,

Frank Long iB taking a week at the World's Fair. J. Li. Childere visited his sister near Ladoga, Sunday.

North.Union is a small place, but ie strictly democratic. W. O. Basye, of Crawfordsville, visited at this place, Sunday.

J. L. ChilderB will take in the World's Fair after wheat threshing. A. F. Shepard is digging a well, with the assistance of ThomaB Hicks.

W. H. Grider has stacked his wheat and will be in no rush to thraBhr Mr. Dooley is talking of renting hiB farm and moving to Crawfordsville.

Miss Lulu Britton, of Coviagton, is visitimg her cousin, Miss Maggie Britton, at this place.

J. B. Dooley iB the notary of the public, but there does not seem to be very many people who know it.

Miss Mabel Smith and MiBs Belle Harlan, were the guests of Mise Lida and Mary Smith one day last week.

Mrs. Doc Williams of Brownsvalley, and Mrs. Cabe Davis and daughter, of Lebanon, visited James Foster, Tuesday.

D. B. Wray has one hundred head of hogB, large and small, also a very fine male hog. His grandsire sold for three hundred and fifty dollars.

Frank Harlan, one of Now Market's best boye, is now conductor on the Tremont, Elkhorn Missouri Valley R. R., has been visiting friends at this place.

YOUNTSYILLE.

Our groceryuian and postmaster have a very extensive pop trade at present. Wm. Lebo and family of Florida, a former resident of Yountsville, are visiting relatives here. "The City of Cleveland and its Environments" was the Bubject of the address by Rev. Grimes last Sunday evening.

William Hombaker. a representative teacher of the Chicago, schools is spending a two weeks' vacation with his parents.

The contractors are workiag on the new graded school building which will contain two handsome rooms and a hall.

For the last two weeks, business at the carriage factory has given its envi ronments the appearance of a farmers' reunion.

An ice cream supper will be given at the M. E. church, Saturday evening, July 22nd, for the benefit of thatchurch. All are invited to attend.

Mr. J. M. Chaffer is here from Florida, preparatory to selling his farm. He owns an orange grove, and will make that place his future home.

A. J. Love is handling "Ben Hur" flour under the employ of Snyder son.

Mr. and Mrs. Stage, of Valonia, Jackson county, are spending a vacation here with ielatives and friends.

It is the general (opinion of the edu

cated

public that we have never had a trustee who has done more to broaden the ideas of education in our township than tho present incumbent, by the interest he has taken in our schools. As the trustee, so are the schools.

Big Four Excursion.

The Big Four Route will give those desiring to visit Cincinnati a splendid opportunity to do so, by running their annual Cheap Excursion to Cincinnati on July 27.

The fare from Crawfordsville will be $300 for round trip. Good going on all regular trains, July 27th and good returning to and including all trains July 31st.

For tickets and full information call on GEO. ROHINSON, Agt, Crawfordsville.

Orawford8yille Circuit.

Rev. Frank West, M. D., will lecture on his work in the mission fields at Robert's chapel next Sabbathjat 10:30 a. now 1 m. and Mt. Olivet at 3:40 p. m.

We will give a discount of ,.

25 PERCENT. 25

Or one-iourth oft on every purchase ol one dollar and over.

This sale is for the month of July only.

This is the best opportunity of your life to tyiy

Furnishing

for less than manufacturers cost. Just think of it! Those niee all-wool Mens Blue Suits, we sell regularly at $6.50, only cost 84.90 during this •, sale. These prices are net cash. Come at once.

Successors to Con Cunningham.

One Price Only,

NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS

hl:R. SLOAN,

Is now Located in his beantiful 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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'.. .Ever Offered in the City. A lull line of....

Canned Goods and Fruits.

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

We are Overstocked with

all get Styles. If

we can't

will perhaps take yours.

THEY MUST BE SOLD!

CALL AND SEE US.

C0H00N & FISHER.

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