Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 September 1893 — Page 4

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3,000 yards of beamtiful new China and Japan Matting: just in.

NEW PATTERNS, NEW COLORING, LOW PRICES!

OUR NEW CARPETS

are coming every day. The only complete line in Crawfordsville. Come see them. You will buy your Carpets of us.

The Cut Prices

will continhrt a few days longer and you will find the Trade Palace full of goods that are bargains to you.

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Sheriffs Sale.

H,T

virtue nt an execution, to me directed t/om the Clerk of the C'rcult Court of Montgomery County, State of Indiana, in faverof Walter D. .Tones, issued to hie as Sheriff of said County, I will exposo to sale at public auction and outcry, on

SATURDAY, SEPT. 2d, 1893,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. anil 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. at the Court House door in the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomory flounty, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following (lescribod real estate in Montgomery County, Indiana, to-wlt:

Part of the northeast quarter of section seven, (7). township twenty (SO), north range tour (4 west, described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point 300 feet and 6 inohes north of the south nst corner of the northeast quarter of said scctlon seven (7), running thence west one hundred and ninety (190) fo*t and six inches more or less to the right of way of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago railway, thence northwesterly 111 feet along the line of said right of way, thence east two hundred and seven (207) feet and 6 inehes to the east line of said section seven (7).

thenco south along the east lino of said section seven i7). one hundred and ten (110) feet to the place of beginning, containing one-half acre more or loss situated In Montgomery County, Indiana, to b* sold to satisfy said execution. Interests and costs, and if the sane will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution. I will on the same day, at the same place, offer the feo-simple of said real estate, to satisfy a Judgment for twenty-tiro dollars, together with Interests and ooets without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as the property of Elizabeth Nichols.—now Elisabeth Grantham JOHN P. BIBLE.

Sheriff Montgomery County, Ind. By Jos. 8. ilenry, Deputy.

Augunt 11th, 1803. Henry D. Vancleave Att'y for PlaintlQ,

Mr. Chauh»v M. Depsw'a advise is "Go South Young Man." The best in ducemonts to visit the natural resourses of the Great South are now offered by the Mobile & Ohio R. R. See advertisement.

Indispensable in Every Good Kitchen.

As every good housewife knows, the difference between appetising, delicious cooking and the opposite kind is large1S in delicate sauces and palatable gravies. Now, these require a strong, delicately Savored stock, and the best stock is

LIE BIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OP BEEF.

NOTICE

OF THE LETTING OF THE CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ISAAC N. ME-

HARRY FREE liRAVEL ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day of September, 1893. at the Auditor's office in the city of Crawfordsville, Ind., I will let the eontract for the construction of the Isaac. N. Meharry free gravel road in Coal Creek Township, Montgomory County, Ind. I haTe divided said work Into sections, numbered 1, 2, and 3, Section No. 1 commences at the north end of said road and runs south one mile. No. a commences one mile south of the north end of said road ami runs south ono mile. No 3 commences two miles north of the north end of said road and runs soath 3A13H feet, thence east 113^ feet, thence south 16S4 feet to the center of the Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City iail road track. The contract will be let by sections and the work must, be completed by January 1,

1894.

Sealed bids will be received for said work up to one o'clock on said 4th day of Septembor. The bidder must bid upon each section separately and no bid will be received except it be sealed and lie accompanied by a bond payable to the State of Indiana in double the amount of the bid and signed by good free hold sureties. I reserve the right to reject any and all bid-i.

DANIEL CURTIS

Superintendent of Work.

One limited First-class

with 32,00'additional for the round 'trip harvest excursions, August 22nd, September 12th and October IGth, 1893. The Wisconsin Central Lines will run low rates. Harvest Excursions on above dates, to points in Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Tickets wn. good twenty days from date of sale, with stop-over privileges to points west of St. Paul and Minneapolis. For full information, address any of the Company's representative, or

JAS.

POND.

Gen'l. Pass and Tkt. Agt., Chicago, 111.

VOTIC S OF PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATB. Probate cause No. 2,860. .John W. Ful on executor of ihe will of Charles

Fullen, deceased, vs. Thomas B. Fullen et al. In the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Indiana, September term, 1893.

To Kmmeline Curtis anl Amanda Vines, you are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner as executor of the will aforesaid, has filed In the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Indiana, a petition, making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said Court authorizing the sale of certain Real Estate belonging to tue estate of said deceden', and In s*id petition described, to make assets for the payments of the debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so filed and pending, is set for hearing In said Circuit Court at the Court Ilonso In Crawfordsville, Indiana, on the «7th Judicial day of tho September terra, 1893, ot said Court, the same bolng the 4tn day of October, 1893.

Witness, the Clerk and Seal of said Court this 8let day of August, 1K93WALLACE SPARKS,

Clerk.

Very Important to Horsemen. Morris' English Stable Liniment removes all hard and soft lumps, puffs, spavins,saddle or collar galls, scratches, rheumatism, cuts, bruises and deformaties of every description. This Liniment has been used f«r twenty years in leading livery stables and stock farms of the country. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by Nye & Booe.

Aug. 5-lm

THE REVIEW

LIST OF EUTBIES

For the Montgomery Oounty Fair Speed Bine1—Look at the 2 si5 Pace Below will b« found a list of the entrees in the speed ring for the coming fair. Never in the history of the association has it bean able to present to itB patrons as large and as choice fields of horse flesh as at present. Look particularly at the 2:15 pace. It will be a race for your money and no mistake. This liBt does not include running races as the entrees for those do not close until the day before each race:

TWO-YEAR-OLD TROT.

Moses, Travis & Praisher, Lafayette. Cap, Crouch, Lafayette. Dora Dickerson, H. W. Marshal, Lafayette.

Allen King, Geo. Baum, Indianola, 111. B.4U., I. S.Judy, Attica. Judge, C. Petty, Frankfort. Peter Anteros, C. Beggs, Romney. Owen Boy, W. Beggs, Romney.

TWO-YEAR-OLD PACE.

Lady B. J. W. Hymer', Roachdale. Rose Record, C, Broad well, Homer, 111, Ira Band, F, Hall, Boswell, Billy Walter, H. H. Palin, Newtown. Jos. K, Canine & Sholtes, Kokomo. Dawson Hall, M. E. McHoffie, Stilesville.

THREE YEAR-OI.D PACK.

Billy K, C. G. Squires, Lebanon. Lucy Boy, C. D. Broadwell, Homer, 111.

Mattie Warren, F. V. Hall, Boswell. Royal Guard, Mat Cooper, Boswell. Belle Hornet, S. C. Marks, Lafayette. Minnie D, J. T. Driver, Arcadia. Touch Stone, M. E. McHoffie, Stilesville. 2:15 PACE.

Dr. Haile, 2:16)^, Chas. Wilson, Peru. Nitjger Baby, 2:18, H. W. Marshal, Lafayette.

Touch-Me-Not, 2:18#, W. F. Thomas, Danville. Kismet S, 2:19£, Vancleave Bros., New Market.

Venture, 2:15^, C. B. Lockhart, Indianapolis. Guy C, 2:14^, B. H. Coffing, Covington.

Zigler, 2:17%, W. H. Gott, New Ross. JohnR, 2:12^, M. E. McHoffie, Stilesville.

Hustler, 2:15#, Gee Grimes, Terre Haute. How, 2:15, Robert Lindsley, St. Louis, Mo. 2:28 TBOT.

Billy F, V. J. Knisely. Jeffersonian, Henry Fry, Greenfield. Rena, C. D. Broodwert, Homer, [11. Glenwood, M. E. McHoffie, Stilesville. Howard S, Elijah Clore, Alamo. Kaffer, Lon Young, city. Lady Hill, C. O. McFsrland, city. Mattie Scott, W. A. Scott, Ford, Ky. Chance, E. Thompson, Roachdale. Anna Wilkes, J. J. Miles, Charleston, 111.

Sorroco, Chas, Petty, Frankfort. Lady Swift, Howard Bryant, Rockville. 2:50 PACE.

Pearl L, W. Cooper. Billy H, C. G. Squires, Lebanon. Breastplate, J. W. Hymer, Roachdale. Butcher Boy, Hart Keltner. Spotted Harvey, B. L. Born, Veedersburg

Reward J, Chas. Wilson, Peru. Considine Wilkes, C. D. Broadwell, Peru.

Antevorian, H. W. Marshall, Lafayette. Ella Graham, C. Puett, Rockville.

Whitcomb Riley, I. N. Sims, Attica. Little Jeff, W. H. Gott, New Ross. Frank Rattler, Lloyd Parker, Pittsboro.

Russia White, J. H. Dawson, Frankfort. 2:24 PACE.(

Clint Kiff, J. H. Freeman, city. Rollo, S. J. Fleming, Terre Haute. Charley D, A. Cook, Paris, 111. Brimoda, W. W. Brothers, Greencas tie.

Wm. Penn, Wm. Ferguson, Windfall Callette, J. H. Dawson, Frankfort. Landlord, Mose Keeney, Danville. Annie C, F. M. Case, Bridgeton. Amy L, Gee Grimes, Terre Haute. Rod Bird, Pat Rhyne, Frankfort. 2:35 PACE. Breastplato, J. W Hymer, Roaehdale. Beecher Boy, Hart Keltner. Red Skin, J. W. Brown, New Ross. Reward J, C. Wilson, Peru. Mary Anderson, C. D. Broadwell, Homer, 111.

Shawana Girl, Dougan Sb Cory, Champaign, 111. Rollo, S. J. Flemming, Terre Haute.

Whitcomb Riley, I. N. Sims, Attica. Belle Hornet, S. C. Marks, Lafayette. Little Jeff, W. H. Gott, New Ross. Jennie Hall, John Ticnor, Tipton. Amy L, Gee GritneB, Terre Haute. Bettie Battle, J. F. Jones, Manchester, Ky.

THRBE-TJTAR-OLD TROT.

Red Leaf, Geo. Wormouth. Maud Halbert, J. H. Eastman, Rockville.

Salamank, I. S. Judy, Attica. Zilkes, M. E. McHaffie, Stilesville. Znla Girl, Elijah Clore, Alamo.

3:00 TROT.

Gussie C, W. H. Homer, Knightstown. Prairie Hawk, C. E. Shirley, Terre Haute.

Jessie Sprague, J. Marvin, Fairfield, 111. Guy Wilson, C. Wilson, Peru.

Little Sam, Moffett A Graves, Thorntown. .V. Blue Coast, S. F. Gray, Indianapolis.

Preeligate, McMurtry, Corington. Glenwood, M. E. McHaffie. Stilesville. Lady McKren, J. T. Montgomery, Charleston, 111.

Matiton, Gee Grimes, Terre Haute. Dash wood, J. F. Jones, Winchester, Ky. 2:40 TROT.

Prairie Hawk, C. E. Shirley, Terre Haute. Rosedale, J. W. Hymer, Roachdale."

Greenwood, T. V. Hall, Boswell. Marquita, S. J. FlemiDg, Terre Haute. Argmont, H. H. Palin, Newtown. Blue Coast, S. F. Gray, Indianapolis. Glenwood, M. E. McHaffie, Stilesville. Cottonwood, C. Petty, Frankfort. Mattie Scott, W. A. Scott, Ford, Ky. 2:20 TROT. Nellie S, C. G. Squires, Lebanon. J. Cadwell, V. J. Knisely, Dakota. Edgar Wilkes, 8. J. Fleming, Terre Haute.

Pearl Windship, J. H. Dawson, Frank fort. Nominee, J. J. Kelney, Danville.

Myra Startle, Gee Grimes, Terre Haute.

Treasurer Hutton's New Bond. John C. Hutton begins his second term as Treasurer ofMontgomeryCountf today, and file* a new bond for 1360,000, which had been accepted by the county commissioners, with County Clerk Sparks this week. Mr. Hutton Is one of the best officials the county has ever had in that responsible capacity. He discharged his duties during the first term in an admirable and business like manner hence the securing of a •econd bond was an easy matter,Jmost of it being made ap of volunteers. Here it is, who can beat it? J. c. Hutton, Jos. S. Ilenry, James Hutchison, Samuel Weikel, Alex. Harper, A. T. Thompson, E. C. Griffith, II. D. Sorvies, Jere Harlow, Benton Snyder, Jacoo W. Hutton, J. H. Servles, B. M. Galey, J. Y. Durham, G. W. Bratton, A. J. Wolfe, J. W. Foster, A. W. Herron, Thomas F. HcDaalel, J. W. Todd, J. G. Todd, lohn Harpel, BenJ. Ball, W. H. Durham,

M. Dice, I.C. Els'.on, G.S.Darham.J. P. Bible, I. F. Goff, Dan Curtis, J. G. Swearangen, BenJ. Swank, Albert Cern, Asa W. Corn, E. F. Hall G. W. Bowers, H. Smith, James Ball, ,J. pi Blddle, Jas. Wilkinson, Isaiah Hunter, Jas. P. Gray, Henry A. Foster, Jamos T. Fisher,

Wllkinsen, L. D. Coyner.

Israel

Warner Captured,

A special to the Journal from Waynetown on Wednesday says that Wils Wagner, the brute who attempted to commit a rape on little Maggie Parker last week, was caught at Danville, 111 ou Monday and was brought to Covington Tuesday where a preliminary trial was held, which resulted in the ceurt binding him over under the sum of tl.000, which he wis unable to give, and now he languishes in the county Jail. If the Jury does its whole duty when tho final trial comes off and sends him to Michigan City for about Ave years he will not need tho Keeloy treatmen which he was so anxious to take when hore last week.

Mrs Spinerler's Troubles.

Emma Spingler will air her marital woes in court by bringing suit for a divorce against Henry Spingler. Emma states .in her complalut that Henry is certainly the mo3t trifling specimen of his sex. She says that ho has never provided for her, but that he spent his time in cursing an'dj beating her, that at ono time ho cutan ugly gash in her forehead

*7ith

a cup. This was mighty mean in Henry and the Judge should give him 99 years on some deserted island whore no other woman will run the risk of over being caught by bis wlley ways and suave manners.

The Uollectorship Ara

A Washington correspondent to the Indianapolis News says: "There may be a departure in tho case of Joshua Jump, of the Torre Haute district, who is the choice of Sonator Voorhees anl the other big wigs of Indiana politics. Congressman Brookshirehas been making a strong personal fight for W. F. Hulett, of Crawfordsville, and has predicted the lattors appointment. Ho has the backing •f several of the original Cleveland men of Indiana, who believe that the appointment of Jump meansa war against Brookshire for ronomination. Even if Ilulott is not appointed the fight may become so warm against Jump that some compromi candidate like Treasurer Conzman, of Vigo connty, may be selected."

Bell's Troubles-

Mr. Bell of Round IIlll .was intent on gore. Ha was In his Imagination going

l,to

fill' some

one's hide full of holes." With this idea distinctly formed in his mlna he came to town on Tuesday and going to Mahorney's store purchased a revolver. He at once hurried to the street, brandished the weapon and might have hurt himself or some one else had not some "cop" appeared and relieved him of the weapon Mr. Boll should go west and exterminate Indians or Join Buffalo Bill's show.

"Ohucky" Fell's Downfall.

"Chucky" Fell, he cf the auburn looks and speckeled complexion, had a merry time of it Tuesday night. He first got roaring drunk up town and then went home and proceeded to break up housekeeping. He began by kicking his wife out Into the frosty air and then went after the furniture and dishes In hU usual happy style. He was right In tho midst of the wreckage when Officer Gill arrived on the scene and ran him In. It was great fun while it lasted but "O, what a difference in the morning."

Horse Show.

I desire to exhibit to those in attendance at the County Fair cn Wednesday my horses— Western Hoy and his celts—as exhibitions of speed, The exhibit will take placo at 11 o'clock a. ra. If you desire a Ono show of speed please be present. KLIJAII CLORI.

Ho! Ho! for Chicago—tl..50. Round trip via Vandalia Line and Steamboat—Good to return in 10 days, berths not included. Our 86.00 rate includes berths both ways, are good returning, including Sept, 16th. No white cap sink holes on this line. Our ferry boats carry only first class passengers—are upholstered in plush and gold. No duot, nc jam, but a pleasant trip that is a picnic. Now

IBJOU

time

to go and get 2 dollars worth for 1 dollar. J. C. HUTCHINSON,

Agent.

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Of Course It's True!

Wheat!

No sane person will deny the fact that

JAKE JOEL

Sells Clothing cheaper chan any house in the city. He especially prides himself on the fact that he has no old shoddy or shelf-worn goods in stock. Every article

New and Stylish!

He is satisfied with'a straight 10 per cent, margin while others are trying to get rich on fabulous profits.

Live and Let Live is His Motto.

Main Street, Opposite Court House. Sign of the big pants.

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