Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 April 1894 — Page 4

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GRAND OPEOTG

-WAS A-

GRAND SUCCESS!

,. «. A r.\ IJ It A11 The «'ije»'ny bijn in*

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And wo arc now ready I'or Spring business with the best stock tu'«.

DRY GOODS. MILLINERY.

SPRING WRAPS. CARPETS

Kver shown in Montgomery Countrv. 0 ir ontir»Mock was bought by Messrs. McClure & (iraham in the F.a^t on a low market for Cash.

We Can And Will

Sell von these lion.ls los.-* Ihiui un\ romiit?titor.-. "nil

THE TRADE PALACE

Compare Good?, and prices and you will be o'ir cu-tuner

McClure & Graham. Our: "Sole": Object

waiting lor run

if Xv

•'.KR'iJiSSTi: urauu

yon i»r* htili- led at nd pronounced in«-urabl «io not «ijr. int call on ou renowned

DRS. BRUBRAKER & AYRfiS.

They have ft reeard of over 2",0(i0 I'liro^, and iruarantoo to id if S.'. per veui. of th" iMi DISEASES considered i-y Doctoi s, or .so-railed .-^pift.-. a.-* inmrable.

Is To Make Our PriGes Draw!

Our iringand Mini-

:uer Goods are all in

-\W iu*e making sjn'ciultv of-

MTO, WORK SHOES.

Rs.iijrims in I'ru-e Iroin $1 §2

John McClamrock. Iljicli Will Ton Cljoose, Good or 111 jMh?

00.

'—di la-i cr Tin:—

EYE,EAR, NOSE.

Drs. Brubraker & Ayres.

No. and Fair (Opposite l.'nion Ntfttiotii Indianapolis, Ind. Consultation iu Kugli.sh and a on a to

A Beautiful Woman

L/adie?s(

THROAT AND LUNGS.

NERVOUS DISEASES,

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BLOOD DISEASES.

SKIN DISEASES.

:tiwi literary iiimh, utwl iil indoor workers, th* ter

ror ot aii puhli'*-pw»Ui*ss and puMk* ku in«*urahl\ hut is now ju)itiv»»ly and |»ot rj?!v v'.ci'f.i i»y ihf uinv Aiitwoptic Troaltunul, tlin iatoat Air Tt'cntinent, the ari.'ui 'I teHifiK-nt. the rumpftnn'l Oxygon Tivatmwnt, *t'\ ,1'or :h» laio and mo*! KU«'ceBt.ful tro.itnimu in all form.-* of chroni«* diseases and if you waut a tbmo.iirh of your condition without asking you a *iugte question call on

Should wear a beautiful bonnet lor the picture to be complete.

The latest conceits in Stylish I lead wear can now be seen at

Miss Jennie Cade is with her as trimmer. A specialty is made this season of cheap hats—all neat and stylish. See them.

EVJEW

TSKM9 OT T31»80BIPno».

One ye*r, in the coanty, *1 9® Ooeye*r,oat of tU« coanty, 110 Inanire»t Office tor Advortliner&tes.

APRIL 7,1894.

A Successful Day at School

On last Saturday Clarence Fink completed his winter term of school at Ridge Farm, and as he has taught the school with perfect satisfaction to all the patrons, and much benefit to the scholars the patrons of the district concluded to return the compliment by presenting Mr. Fink with a handsome dinner. The west half of the district met at -lames Wilkinson's and the east half at Fruits P. O. The signal was given and tho delegation moved forward at eleven o'clock sharp. Tho dinner party advanced to t^e door and knocked, Mr. Fink opened the door and expecting to receive only a few visitors as is the custom with the closing days of a country school, but to his great surprise, each and every one carried a basket loaded to the handle with provisions of all kinds. The object of the meeting was soon made known to him and dismissing his school turned every thing over to his much welcome visitors. No sooner was school dismissed than the tops of the benches were made to serve as legs to tables with boards spread over the tops. This done the ladies began to spread their table covers and in less iiuno than it takes to tell it two tabies full length of the house, on each side of the room was loaded with any and everything oue could wish to eat. After dinner was over one could scarcely miss what was eaten, after feeding one hundred and tifty persons. Then' seemed to be but one of the patrons who was hard up with but little work and a large family to support. A statement to this effect was announced to the house, whereupon' each and everyone donated a portion of what tiiev had left to this unfortunate family and a committee wasappointed to deliver the same to the unfortunate ones. consisting of a washingtub loaded with provisions. The table was then cleared when the visiting party gave way to the teacher once wore, who made out a program for a literary entertainment which did justice to himself and scholars. This being done Mr. Fink concluded to draw his exercises to a close by presenting each and every one of his scholars with a handsomely cloth-bound book. And thost' aUunoiing every day of the term each with a copy of Shakspare's works Wh then extended invitations, to all those who might wish to speak a word in behalf of tile school. A few remarks were made whereupon he closed his programme by biding all his scholars good-bye. Everyone went home feeling joyful and happy and freely exprc-ssinii their desire that Mr. Fink may be with them attain and teach their next term school.

J!"St work shoe on earth fur Nl.'2.j at Uiddle.it Wilson.

Measnrini the Distance.

W'liilo at the battie-tieid of Shiloh (.Jen. Wallace will have a survey inai:'e of the route over which he marched with his division the day of the battle, His friends have suirgested that lie have this done in the interest of correct history. It has been averred that Wal lace's division did not march more than a mile after leaving Crump's Landing on that day. (loiioral Wallace has always maintained that his division marched about thirteen miies. aud he now proposes to have a surveyor go over the route with him and take the exact distance, (leneral Mcl iinnis said that ho was only sorry that (ieneral Wallace had not had the distance of the I march measured many years ago. "It ought to have been'done before (ieneral tirant died." said (ieneral Mc iinnis. "Friends of Conera! Wallace, who have gone over the route in recent years, assert that the route is not short of thirteen miles."

The Petition Not Grautea-

A petition, signed by over three hundred tax payers, praying that the new Orphans' Home building be erected on the old site, was presented to the Hoard of Commissioners on Monday. The petition was denied. The Home will therefore be located in the tract of land in Britton's lilen purchased Ijy the county for that purpose. The county ?an doubtless sell the old site, comprising 17 acres of land, especially if it is divided ui), to much better advantage than the new location. Jn denying tho petition of tho tax payers, the commissioners made the following explanation for so doing: A tavorablo consideration of the petition would have vitiated the letting till a new notice had been given, and the specifications retiled with the change in the location designated. This would have delayed the work at least seven weeks and at a big expense."

John W. Fci.i.kn, free, of the Board.

W. L. Douglas 82.50 and 00 shoe for sale bvlliddle «S: Wilson. •.

-OF TUB—

Board of Gravel Road Directors of Montgomery County,

Indiana.

following .-tlMmut'at .iliow- ilin exje'ti'liluirtson lli«M«vtnil Ki'""' r«»f| Kowta In Jinutjomeir County, induUm* ilio mi«onllnii«'iii.i axpriuan from April 1st. lS'W, to April 1st, 1HD4: ci:awkokdsvii,i.k AMI J.IXDKX ukavki,

KOAI, AMI CONlOlil) KXTENMON (!RAVKI. ItOAli, •I.e. Larueut, labor anl mntHi iiU ... -SS 'II POTATO KKKK GKAVKk KOAD, Sl'l TH

OK LMi CHKl-.K liKIDUi:, AND 'VII.1.1S JACKMAN (iHAVKI. UOAH. P. A. Welever auil Willi.* Jnckmitn,lalxtr and material i-,'« tiO DAKMNHTON AND BOONK I UUNTY I.tNK

UKAVKt. KOAD. DAKMNHTON AND COt NTY I.IN GKAVKI. lOIAD, AND M. B. WAfUII UKAVKl. KOAD. E. K. BooUer, labor and material. 510 ti E. I'. M'CI.ASKEY (JHAVEI. KOAD, AND PA HT

Ol' .1. MULI.KN 0 l!A Kl. KOAD. K. I!- lio iUor, lalior and matorial 279 "J9 WM.H. MONTUO.M KKY l.KAVKI. KOAD, I'AtiT

OK UN DEN (iKAVKI. KOAD, AND PA KT OK DAVID TI1EWUS (iKAVKI. KOAD. J. \V. Newkirk. labm ana matorial V.'''!*il Si

P. K. WII.1IITK UA VKI, KOAD. cb.

Todd, labor aud mator a! 370 TS

CUAWKORDSVILI.K AND P.VKK KllSliU Kli GKAVIM. KOAD. Abraham Kink, labor and material 3ii) 72 AI.AMO AND Ot'NTSV i,|,K UKAVKl. KOAD Ueo. W. Itower.-t, labor and material .. „-.J69 3S •:.y II. A. FOSTKK (IK.WIiL KOAD. Iluhry A. Koator. labor and material..... ISH ill INDIAN CRKKK OKAVKI. KOAD, AND KAST-

KKN SECTION WAV Kj.ANI) AND ItU'KF •'"'MILLS (.iKAVKI, KOAD. Geo. W. Canine, labor and materia! !1J 56

Joseph Mitchell, ••ou-.f.'ii'.-tioii of briH^M 191 OJ CKAW l-*OKD VI l.I.K AND YOl'NTSVILI.E (iKAVKI, Ko.M). eo. Small, lat.ot nn! mate: ial..... 157 72 X'KW MAKKKT AND WKSTKKN OK AVKL ilOAD r, M. stilwell, labor an niatrtrial 299 0" CUAWKOKDSVILI.I-. AND (iUEDN" ASI'l.E (iKAVKI. KOAD. John A. I.nrriuk, laii'p' .m matt-rial :Uo 70 CKA W i-'OKDS VILLK AND WAYNETOWX' (.KAVKI. K(I.\D, AND WESLEY OKA VEL

KOAD.

•lo^.n K.Gray, iabo, and mat'.'iia -,J 91 JAM Ks A. UI' NT A i- j. KOAD'aND WM. MLLI.KN i.K.W Ki. KOAD. .Ii::un.i A t.afoliette, labur n:id material. 318 o2 Pol A TO CK1-.KK KXTKNMO.N OKAVEL

KuAl).

Marion Dunb ir. l.ibor and :n .no i.n .'101 S) AII KS (i. S WEA Is IN (i EN OKA EI. KO Al). Janice I,, swouringen, labor a.el matiK"''ii'i 13 M.li. WAL'fiH liRAVK!. KOAD, AND JAMES

A Li. EN GKAVKI. KOAD.

Adam Saidla, 1-iik»r aud materia! .. POTATO CKEEK GKAVKI,- KOAD DEN (iKAVKI.' i.'OAD. Jfimi'? Wiipfn, :ali.'i-aud malc-riai CON1.0KD EXTENSION ti KAVKI. KOAD AND

37H 72

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PA KT A V11) TIIK.WL1 l.KAVKI. KOAD.

iiio

II. Hughes, labor aud mali-ria^....

2 7 6

KOIiEKT K1XCII GKAVKI. KOAD Ell Chadwiek, labor and malerial

TjS

CKA WK0KDSVIU.K AND I'EKKK IIAI.'TE ti KAVKI. oad. Jamp.s 1',. Gilliiand, lab rand mate!lal

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2SI .*0

W A YNLTO WX AND ALAMO GKAVE1. KOAD II. T. If. (..ray, la'.-or and maierial U2 5ii W A VELA Nil AX 11LU Sft' Mill- ll|f\VKI

KOAD.

G^». Durham, labor and matt-rial K. M. SW' BAKING KX GKAVKI. I.'O Jaint'g l.alloivay and Krank Swi-ai-n:i .:.u, labor and matf-rlal WAVKLAXD AND PAKE COl'NTY (iHAVEL KOAD. Ileurj I.oush, labor and mate-ial.

1b -S

W).

2.31 -I LI N

ASHEK WKKT (JKAVEI. KOAD.

21" 10

Asher Weri. labor and material CKA WKOF! DVI LLK AND DA I! I.1NGTOX

217 2S

OKAVEL KOAD.

A. I!. Klanniiian, lab^raud mupri.-il .. n!5 62 CKAW ol.I)\ III I- AND SM A KTSIil'Ki, (.1 fl-il, IIOA Lnn^ (.1 r'o li'-*)-, labor and rrm'-'rial -.-. fjS2 *." J. Tv Ilcnrv. lumbal .... :19 .".7 CKA WFOKDSVII.l.K AND A KTSHI' Ri (. A EL KOAD Thomas Lynch, labor and lpalerrnl :j5r 90

17:, 13

GI.OKGK WILLIAMSON GKAVEL KOAD. •IoMhib Davi.«, labor ami materia! :isi W DI! A Is E liKOOKSHIKK (.KAV1.L KOAD. Ilomar Graybiil, labor and material 41 s.) LADOGA AM) JAMESTOWN GKAVKI. ROAD •la -ob Zlmme: 111111. labor and maiorial 252 tid

M. M. IILNKY GKAVKI. KOAD.

D. S. Thompson labor anil material i.:6 r6 CKA WKOKDS VI LLK AND S1GAK GItoVE GilAVl.L KOAD. Kelly Oiinniiigliam, labor ainl material i-ifi 7,

ASllliY AND GOODHAK GKAVEL KOAD. I). S Thompson, labor and mat.-rial

2.'i

'K A WFOKDSVJI.LE. Wli ITKSVI I.LE I.AU11GA (iKAVI-.L KOAD.

KAW FOiiDSVI i.LE AND WAYN

AW KOUDsX 11 .LK AND WIHTK.-VILI.E I.KA VI-'. 1. KOADK»!ly ''untiini'Uam. labor aud manorial. •7,

A N

Samm-l lline»^ and .1. W. Ever-v-u, lai)or anJ materia: 9S

OG.\ AND KAINHKIDGE (iKAVKI f(u\D Sirieltlur, labor and material is(

N. KKSI.EK GKAVEL KOAD, a a a at a 6 1 DO 1). II. lioS i'E I IKK (iKAVEL ii

.Graven, latmr and man-rial jftj 7^." S. DA KN I.LI. 1 A KL Ko\D. llu-"-nbarIi. labor and material. 7?^ JOHN LINK (iKAVKI. llUAh. Win. Zaehaiy, labor and material... t'HAIM.KS EDWAKDS (iKAVEL l!(. Nelson Chesle.son, laboi- and material.

S2 p,5

'AD. 1 lit) K'POWN

(iKAVKi. KOAD, AND 1 A !•'Ill D-VII [K AND A'i'l'D A (iKAVKI. KOAD. .lerre P. Snyder, l„boi and mate] ial'. i...

KA WI OKDS\ I LLE AN NKv, IMi'Ii \'o\D GKAVKI. KOAD. spem ei l.oe, labor and malerial .. ,V|o"

PKNOIiSCOTT GKAVIvl, KO [Y.

Dauiel Go.t labor and material

MKMliKKS OK ilOAKD.

John \V. Kollrn ...

All^n llyei's John Petetson... Clork of Hoard II. A. Wilkorfcon Miseollaneous aer

Total... he Boa

at the Aui..wrs (dllee May

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114 2l

DA LlXG'i ON AND POTATO (KKKK (iKAVEL KOAD. C. K. Ti 1 ui"-!, labor and inat-'i ia..... :"s2r, 12 -. AM Ks ALLKX (iKAVEL KOAD. Daniel Mahoy. labor and material is :j *. XOKTII EX DAK LING'I'OX AND COI NTY

LINE (JKAVEI. KO.M).

Nathan l.arap.son. labor and material.. ..

Ml 7S 87 r,0 SS !,0

rs 70 52 20

:.l 1B.7

I of Grarol l.'oad Direeior.s will mcnt

1st. 1S9|,

to rc-divn

bids for ki-itpiug in repair Mje dllfnreiit Gravel Loads In said eouuiy. The ppuelfleations will b»on ai« In said otUeo April ill. 1S94. l!y order ol iho Ko ird ol Gravel Rot'.I Diree. tors, this Hh day of April 18IH.

WALTER F. III LKr, Clerk of Hoard.

pays the regular wholesale prices.

7.*.

DA KLINGTON AND COTNIY LINE Gl,' VKI KOAD. K. Harper, iabor and material 117 75

SPECIALIST.

Chronic Diseases, Diseases of Women.

Positive 0narantee in all cases irouted or all money refunded. Thirty i] years'experience. Consultation tree. Parlors ^1 and ~'2 Cordova Block, 25 .i west Washington .St reet, Indianapolis. Ind. a. in. to ." p. in.

"EAGLE CLAW"

CULTIVATORS

Do you know we have special textures in Kagle Claw and Spring tooth Cultivators, that none others can have for a few years. AVe can save you from $3 to §.*» 011 Breaking l'lows.

Turnbul IWagons

Are it ill far sunerior to anv other kind.

And Mowers have bioyolt^Tif'ar'iri'R^ ahd'Avill riiti lie-lialf ligliter tlun any other make, and they received

I Six World's Fair Premiums

.More than all others put togethe:

A 11 ti

Away (town cheap. We will save von lot.- o! inonev it you willcall ind perinit ii-..

Cofooon & Ki slier.

Hard To Fit, Are You?

Vou [lniiiriiie Von Are. But You're .MistaktMi

THE AMERICAN

Try The American.

Northwest corner ol' Main and Green1-''Streets."

1- prejiared for you. It'von are tall aud -lightly built and desire Clothing that will lit von,

II you are short and stout ami have never been .Vole to 'my re ely-tii-wear Clothing that would, lit vou,.

T"" P] Us hue this. We trc maiiiiracturers oi Clothing factory at

I I 9) and W west I'ear] St.. Cincinnati, Oliio.) and have made the

line for the American, so that we can lit: ,ny man ri'sr.-irdiiss of

•shape or si/.c. TI.en again iii trading with the American vou

are dealing direct with the manufacturer. Doyou realize what that means?

means a saving ol at least (i per cent, to you. In other word.-, vou

can bin clothing of ,,s as CI/KA I' A T1 OIJDIN'AUV DKAl.KU, that

The American,

Wholesale and Retail Clothiers.

N.B. James R. Howard and William Murphv will be pleased to l^wait on their many friends at tho new store. t":