Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1894 — Page 8

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SOUTH WEST UNION.

Farmers arc plowing fur coin.

.Jackson liarwood has the rlieuina tism. John Cedar? has moved toCrawfords ville.

Hev. Ruck will preaeh.at the U. 1 church Sunday night.

Win. (irubbs is putting up two hundred rods of picket fence. Miss Mary Stump has been here from Camden visiting her father.

James Lcwellen has moved,, his saw mill to P. S. Kennedy's farm.

Rev. Daniel Morris preached at the Hunker Hill selioolhouee Sunday evening.

Jame6 liarwood has been appointed road supervisor of district No. b'S of Union township.

Big bargain in a mane work shoe at j],25. Riddlei Wilson,

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THIS 18 THE COST MARK AT

LEE Clothing Store,

And this is all you will be asked to pay lor any article in the entire stock

A Revelation In Prices

From to-day. Our store is ro be remodeled and eh a aged completely during the summer. We do not want to move tbese goods which we will be compelled to do if we cannot dispose cf them to the trade. We want the store cleared, and must have the room for these repairs, consequently we have inaugi rated such a complete sacrifice sale in every department of

TOBACCOS, AND SMOKERS ARTICLES

fNit GOODS, THINKS A.ND VALISES

As was never seen or heard of by the oldest citizen of Montgomery Couiiiv. The entire stock i* open to your inspection, come and see it and be your own judge about the bargains. Positively no ifoods charger] during this great sale.

ONE PRILE (?LOTHlER. MERCHANT TAILOR',"HOTTER AND FURNISHER.

THE GROCERS

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Your 'Produce will buy lots of Goods at their store See their display of Dried Fruits, which tho frost has not atluctiui. .either-.t-luK

Quality Or Price!

Washin"ton Street, ist )oor South ol T'ir-t National Hank.

U0Ll,E.::E GROVE.

School closed last week.

Mrs. Jep Grenard is siek.

Farmers are busy plowing for corn

Miss Settie MrWhmney spent 111i^ week with -.Mary 'ord.

id is6 -.a ura Phillips «nd A I llwiggins spent Sunday al Mr. Groves'

Misses lOttic i-'olllek and Phoebe Karl are attending the normal at Wingate. The social al Kd Kemp Tuesday evening was well attended and enjoyed by all.

There will he mi entertainment at Pond Gruve school house next Saturday night.

Jack liunnell was seen traveling west Sunday evening instead of south. Wiia

does it mean

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EPH JOEL'S OLD STAND CORNER MAIN AND WASHINGTON STREET

\Vm. Glaze, who has been visiting Ins. father, returned to his home in Lafayette Saturday.

That young gentleman from Smartsburg was seen in our midst Sunday evening. There must be some attract ion.

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M. C. Tapp is on the warpath because it's a :.rirl.

Many of our -pecfple. are suffering wyh sore throat.

Mrs. Puss Ai mentrout is very sick, with measles.

Ldgar Bennett has gone into the horse business.

Iceland Childers is conlined u.i the house with im-asels.

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Nellie Williams is visiting at Craw fordsville this week.

Lpuorth League effected an organi /at ion here Sunday night.

Dr. lieatty has a very sure foot cause ijy his horse stepping on it

Mrs. Stonebraker and lamily. of naiAlamo, have moved to New .Market.

Mori Shoemaker and .Jerry Shoema .. ",

!^.irli.iig.ton oyei' Sur-

day. 1 ait:w\ PucKet mare ran oil vesfer day and., demolished, his buggy and liar ni.'ss.

It is report hi I that oats sown before 'he cold spell March have fro/.en and rotted.

JamesU Cunningham, our champion horse shoer. is doing a large business for .1. V. Uush.

Mr.-. Merlie Shoemaker, of near liar lington. has opened a fancy millinery store at New Market.

Louis Micks, is larming hi. father's farm west of town and is one of the most mashing young .men in town, Giris. look out for him.

We were reminded of the spoke factory lays yesterday as the the log wagon train came into town ovi one mrth mile long.

John Hanks and family, of Putnam county, have moved buck to New •Marlcel. lie is owner of one of the saw mills oi 'his place, and will start up a short Ii mi'. S,

ELMDALE.

Wheat looks tine.

laery body is plowing for corn. Oats that wer" planted before the fret y.e are all killed. (.dons and 'v:fe were the guests of J. I Vancleave and wife last Sunday.

James (Juick has built a new hen house. James will try raising chick ens.

George Vancleave is attending normal at Wingate. George is after an eduea tioE.

Mrr. Andy Swank wbohae been very

low with lung fever is slowiy iccoUTing at this writing. Harmon tiowers has omr to ttie conclusion that he will njakc harness on his own hook.

l! any one wants to pinches,- a good: two year oid pony call, on ,i aim's a cleave of this place. ••••••,

Daniel Swank has treated.his.yard to a tine picket fer.ee. Go ahead-1 bin that is the way to improve. (.'has Golf ami wife were the guests of Gt/orge Thomas and wde. of New Richmond last Sunday. I

A tew gypsies passed through here I tlv tirst ot tiie week and inquired tor the doctor and to his surprise he .found the ihptheria.

A S a a S 'George. John and Harry Vancleave were the guests of James. Vauulea.ve and wife last Sunday. ••••On last Friday ended the seven and a half months of school at tee P-1ts| school house. Patrons and friends met at the home of D. G. Bowers ano pre-j pared a sumptuous dinner in bell ilf D. ('.Moore, the teacher. When Mr. Moore dismissed for dinner the patrons marched to the school room and invited him ami his school into the dining room to a table that was loaded down with nil kinds of eatables. After dinner was over and the table cleared .Mr. Moore took up school and all the patrons and friends were invite.1 in the school rocan.

As Mr., Moore was not looking for visitors /the last day there was no progrt'.me prepared anil the friends listened to a few recitations.

LINDEN.

Corn planting will begin next week, if the farmers have favorable weather,

The few frost the first, part of the we.'k discouraged some of the farmers. Uncle Win. McClelland, ol Ivomney, called on frivuds.at this plaeeJast Wednesday. ..-

1 louse cleaning, paper hanging,: soap makicg ud garden making, are in order since i! has got warm. ,ir

The cherry and plum trees have a1 fevv blossoms on them and it is thought .ve, will have a few apples, grapes and straw berries. ,i-v

Charles GoodwitMs doirg a great leal of painting tiiis spring. Charles will work at anything lie can make a dollar a on

The prairie ehi :kenK clo nbt oo much crowing tla- spring, neither do the !'|iiaiis whistle but little. Some persons say ilu-v are not so plentv as last vear.--.-0

Mrs. Mary E. Smeljeg of Ahentown, Ten.t .. started for iu-r hoine on Wednesday nigiit. after a good long visit with in daughter. Mr?. J. L. Church and husband.

Wi:l l.)unka?.is now looking to the welfare of (Quinine townsliip. as it was once called.but now the ditches carry awav a great deal of filth and quinine is not used as mucb'as of old.

The enumeration of the township is complete and l-!7 are enrolled for school privileges between the ages"of tj and 21 years. Linden schools get 175 of them Six days. as spent in making the rounds. .Mrs. Rebecca llaistead died last Monday, the 10th. at ll!:.'50 p. m. She was the wife of the !a .e Josiah P. 11 instead, who was born line I I. 1-S0ti. in (.Sutler county. ()tno and was married to Re i'c-i I! Wiison Sept.. -'SO, 18'J7. and about the year IS.'S'J they moved lo Hornr.ey into a caiiin. but he soon had a rami' house built and moved into it. lb- iaid cut Columbia in l?.'i:2 and kept the first store the town. She was in terred on the ISth, the Linden cemetery in a vault built for her remains. Funeral conducted by Rev. W. IS. Warren and was closed with prayer by Rev. 1. C. Shankliii. She was the mother of eight, chii^i-gu wo boys and,six girls.,

ALAMO.

I'r. ISiown was in rhorntown last l-'riday.

Mis. A ndu-A .Mjers is very low with pneumonia, .Martin Parrot! is (lie proud father of a twelve pound boy.

•J.P. '.vert was in ludianapoiis the tirst part of 1 a-1 week.

James Stonebraker caught loll pounds of lish at 'ere's Mill last Thursday.

lgar Trnax, of this place, is a dealer in dry goods. His headquarter^ is in I ndiat apolis.

Mrs. Alex Campbell is improving verv slowly. She can be s"en on the streets in her invalid chair.

Our town "lection will be held May Hill, then "tiie old rasjyis go out and the new ones go in."

Let us get together and boom urnhorse show. We can have a line one if we will just, start right.

I'jverett Harrison is very low with pneumonia and Wiley Runyan is clerk in in his place at the Drug store.

A special examination was held fur the scholars that failed at the

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animation at our town Saturday.

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Mr. Owen, of Indianapolis, is in our midst buying timber for spokes. All who have second growth oak for sale will please call at the Clark hotel,

Dr. Linn, of Indianapolis. haR moved to this place. Although young in years

Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest- u. S. Gov't Report

The band has moved to the small

room in the high schol buiUlmg and in •'1

Lovell (iillisdied at tliis plac/' April IS, of bowel complaint. He leaves a wife and one child, 2 years old. Lovell was in his 27th year, lie was liked by all who knew him. lie was a hiving husband and father. Interment at Stonebraker's ceiueterv on Friday last.

Straw hats are being resurrected.

Tns Orawfordsville.- "Doestrick" School.

This burlesque play was given iast uight at Music Hall and was one of.the best of the kind ever given here. The burning o'f the old log school house that stood on Goose Nibble common forty years ago was thrilling. The play took the older people back to the times when they attended the Hoosier "deestrick" schools in the early days. .Master Leon Joseph Coppage. as Johnny (Irump. and Miss Fjllie ft!more as Mrs. irump, kept the gravity of the audience completely unsettled. Miss lSertha lOl'liott as the school .Miss sustained her dilliev.lt art wilh grace and womanly dignity throughout. Glen Coppage,"'as the Irish janitor, would have been taken anywhere for a genuine witty Irishman, and kept ttie audienee in royal goo^l humor. Miss Lena Kliiott. as Mrs. jl^ Undertow, showed that she knew ai mighty sight about her husband's affairs The lognacious Mr. Undertow sustained with ailmirable skill by ?«lr. JosepL (-ourtney. tr nit

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ABSOWTEiar PURE

lie is old ill xperience. and has given. The case of Mrs. J. C. Wingate,''imperfect satisfaction in all cases he has she was awarded 60,(Htu dania"es ever tried. by the lower court from tin Clover Leaf 1'jvery democrat in our tow lis lu ants ail road for injuries recen ed. has been to see LSentim Snyder elected for our tevoised In the,sup tnii.., court, on jSou-e. next auditor, and Hrookshire for con- teehmeaht, gress. We have m, doubt but such will

be tne case. We hope so at least,- tiojinoiinceii this we. as a candulate for-

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now holding rehearsals there. We have ^°ung man highly iuaii!ied io till the. one of the best bands in the -jountv, it I'^itioii to which hi aspires, lie* has being composed of the linest in Alamo.

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Oreat purohncc ol Crochet and '-Marseilles (Jinli-..

Prices in roam ol" everybody.

g" Crochet Quiits at Si.^y. regular 4m— price 81.75.

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'--J Marseilles Ouills at Si. js/ leyulai priced,?.

1 1-4 .Marseilles Ouilts ai S2.29. regular pi icc8,5.

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iuiilitoi. M: Itunl is a demu,-..

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ui tliei moie. lie is a deserving:

musicians served the county well as surveyor

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by an impartial jierforniance of the duties of the position has gained the. esteem of all. Although Will walks a little lame, ho has a wonderful knack in getting there in every worthy purpose he undertakes. In the elections for both his lirst ami second terms for surveyor he lead the ticket by over 200 votes. This is the one sure man's popularity and true public.' ollice.

test of a worth for

Ihe linest cal.ine at 1. a wioiys.

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Tict «,!,„ci j,,, L11 SI(.) 111 V1 cl(L6

•ourtiiev. fairly pulverized the dees- iO 1 1

Miss Mat tie A iWaker. a- Marly Un aertow was a splendid git-up-and ge.t-1 character. Mr. Charles Uurrouglis, as cipher, kept tho audience amused by constantly "agreeing with the board.'"and Mr. William Mish. as Mr. Trivblooil was as immovable as a rock and came oft even when the smoke of battle hail Cieareu away. Miss .Luhi Kepler, as Miss ilulda liardwinkle was a hustl.-i on numeration^ Mr. "Tab" ISurroughs as Amelia. Fattie was just Ihe article. Specialties: were iutroduceil by local-1 talent and included the following solo, Miss ISossie Nicholson: song by ouile quartette: recitation by Miss Hunt and seiections by the -All High" orchestra, The audience was well entertained and a handsome sum was realized for 11. IS. I'Jliott family, tor wl os" benefit the j?vi'niny exorcises were yiveu. I

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tho new Shoe store in the Joel Work. ()nr stock is new and all ,*

od s-olid shoes .am re never jold as ::%c".heap ay \vc are seiiniL: them.

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drnc ro• Tit'- .iraii(i.!i wsi! sil vou hnc h.c:i]n than any

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CIO( liet Ouilt'. at regular

Crochet (Quills al (,)r. regular price S.h

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Crochet- (guilts at 70c. regular

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