Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 March 1894 — Page 8

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Will satisfy you that we are the house to furnish you with your Clothing as we keep the very best line of line

TAILOR MADE CLOTHING

In the County. Our lines are complete. If you want a

Spring" Overcoat, Child's Suit, Boy's Suit, Fat Man's Suit, Slim Man's Suit,

We have them in endless variety. Our stock of

HATS AND CAPS

And Furnishing Goods is enormous and we can please you all at very Reasonable Prices. Call and see.

LEE S. WARNER,

ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, MERCHANT TAILOR, HATTER AND FURNISHER.

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Has buckled on her armor for the fray. We have the Largest store, we have the Largest Stock we

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ELM DALE.

I"). O. Moore is having some ditching

DO IK'. Wm. Fitzgerald has moved back to Cayuga.

(.'has. Pitteugcr is rejoicing over a fine "Venture" colt. Herman Bowers was ths guest of JameB Vancleave last week.

L. W. Coons and wife were the guests of Ralph Vancleave and family last Sunday.

lien Swank. L. Li. D.. was at Brazil last week looking after a divorce for John Wilson.

James Vancleave and wife, Dan Long and Lee Mitchol were guests ef C. D. Bowers and family Sunday. YY^V:'-

Last Friday ended the six' months term of school at Oakland. A dinner was spread in honor of the teacher, after which the friends were entertained with a few speeches. The teacher, Miss Isophene Alston, made a few remarks and presented a few nice presents, after which L. W. Olin was called upon to present the teacher with a nice gold pen and holder.

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Wash Titus will move next Tuesday.

Miss Rilla Fishsro's school closes today. Holt Smith, of Vountsville. was here Saturday.

Mrs. Morgan Welliver iB very low at this writing.

Rev. McOay will speak at the Freabyterian church to-morrow. Frank Humphrey, of Crawfordsville, was in our town last week.

Daniel McSpadden will be our new post master, as there is no other applicant.

Jame6 Stump, of Stringtown, was buried at the Stonebraker cemetery on Monday.

Everett Harrison is talking of working for James Sandere, of near Wallace, this 6umnier.

The chances for Mr. Snyder being nominated for Auditor grow brighter day by day.

The Easter supper at the Christian church was well attended and netted the church $12.

Willard Fink has announced himself as a candidate for assessor. He would make a good one.

THE TKADE PALACE SPRING GREETING TO HER FRIENDS!

New Silks, Satins and Trimmings

The three churches of our town will

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Are replete with the most beautiful things at Lowest Prices. Our Dress Goods are a marvel of beauty and excites the admiration of evervbodv Our MillinDep&rtment is our pride. There you will find a complete line of Millinery at Popular Prices, and the best trimmers in the city. In

Elegant Spring Jackets and Wraps

Our stock this Spring, as last Fall, eclipses them all. They are not in it. We have the Goods and make the Prices Tn WhitP GnnrW Wash Goods, Satins, etc.. we have a myriad of beautiful things at almost your own price.

Our Hosiery, Underwear and Corset Department contain the best values to be found any place on on Earth In Cloths, Cassimeres. and Gents' Suitings we have the Best and Nobbiest Goods the market affords and'Guarantee a nerteot fit at half the price your merchant tailor charges you. But in no place is the grand reduction in prices so conspic ous as'in

FINE DOMESTICS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION!

Goods and Better Goods for your dollar Jian any store in the County, and we earnestly invite you to come to fhe Sde P^ ues. Respectfully,

XVXcClure & Graham.

There will be a feast of Beauty and. Music. Come.

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The Largest Store in Crawfordsville, Floor space 4-2x220 feet making 9,4'.)2 feet of floor space and 40 per cent, larger than any other store in Crawlordstilled to overflowing with our recent purchases of New Uoeds in the eastern markets. No bankrupt stock of old stuff at the Trade Palace but a tremendous right new goods just arrived from the east where we have spent the last three weeks, taking advantage of the

These we shall sell at prices that prove our leadership in the Dry Goods trade in Montgomery County. Our lines of

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form a church league and hold union services each Sunday.

Will Hirst. Ike ftlaton, Losier and Arthur Vount, of Yountsville, smiled on our girls last Sunday.

Alamo claims the best brass band in the county. They are well organized and play nothing but new music. Y^::

The Easter services conducted by the M. G. Sabbath school last Sunday were the finest ever Been in our town.

Mr. Vancleave, of Waynetown, will preach at the Methodist church Sunday, April 8th. All should come and hear him.

We a6k the democrats to please elect a township committeeman from Ripley, or the republicans will increase in this township.

Our school closed to-day. This is the best school that has been taught in our town, and we think will hold the record for some time.

COUNTY SUHOOL UOTiiS.

Waveland schools close April '20.

Charley Harlan will conduct a Normal at Wingate.

Elmer Fowler goes from teaching to the ministry.

Delia Jones will soon close at Eden, Scott township. Judge W. E. Slavens holds forth in Franklin township.

Winnie Lee will soon eloBe her term in Union township.

It is better that a boy should like his lesson than learn it. Val RigginB has given satisfaction in his work in Boone county.

Beulah J. HUIB is one of tne tried teachera of the city schools.

Some boys consider it capital punishment to Bit .with the girls.

Matilda J. Compton is the principal of the Mills building in the city.

Miss Farsons was at the helm at College Grove, Wayne township.

"Education is the one living fountain which must water every part of the

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social garden." Who is the author of the above quotation? Waynetown agrees with Prof. Welty, if appearances are not deceptive.

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Four teachers of the city schools have united with the tribe of Bon Ilur, Teachers should prepare for better grades in license and school work.

Ida F. Hall is small, but has proven herself a power in the school work.

Maggie Wheat will soon close her term at the West school, Union township. D. C. Moore is a candidate for tho oflico of township trustee of Wayne township.

Jennie Hall has done her iiBual goed work in the Waynetown schools thi» year.

Prof. Warfel has tho sympathy of the teachers in his bereavement, the IOBB of his little boy.

Laura Spencer, of the Waveland schools, will attend the state Normal during tho spring term.

The resignation of trustee Stephenson of Madison, will give ono more democratic trustee in the county.

A. L. Neal of Clark township has passed the civil service examination and is now ready for a job from Undo Sam.

C. A. Kleiser who taught in the Waveland schools a number of veare hat» been nominated for the office of township trustee of Brown township.

Assessor Frank Maxwell will begin sizing up what the good people of Union are worth in this world's goode next week. Deal gently, Frank.

If as Baldwin 6ays: "The object of education is to produce a well balanced many—sidedness of interest," why should we have any one ideaed teachers?

Ripley Township.

WHERKAS, Montgomery lodge, F. M. B. A. No. 4,978, consisting of 3J5 members all in good standing, at a meeting held on Saturday,M arch 24th, 1894, adopted the following resolution:

RKSOLVED, That any member of this order acting in any political capacity, having been misled by scheming political office seekers, is in no wise sanctioned by this order. E. S. LI ZADF.K. 1 VAN (I. FINK, Com

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