Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 August 1894 — Page 8

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WlNGaTE.

Health good.

P. Coney is in Attica.

Mike Foley is

011

Jacoo lilacuers is in LatayctU

Da.l .Snyder i:t in Crawfordsville.

Sauuioi Dewey has soKl Ins htore.

There is to be a woiUliug here soon

lieu cuvanlt is talking of nio\iu

5300U.

Prank fort.

if |r« •»..

the sick list.

Weather cool and nice but need rain,

Mother Fowler is getting betters

We have some men here who will lay

around aud let their wives wash for a

Jiving.

NEW MARKET.

Cord a fiesler is visiting her sister

Mrs. James Rush, of Terre Haute, visiting here.

a a a a

winner.

Mr. Appleby is not expected to live WESLEY Tery long. S. M. Oilkey aud wife are visiting in

D. Grinard will move to lus farm in a tshort time.

Mrs. John Johnson is. .very, sick ..with brain fever.

George \Y lute and wife, of Vmcennes.

are visiting here.

Fred Kincaid aud family, of Mace, are ."visiting at this place.

Z. Utterback was stricken with paralysis and is not expected to live. ••:•.

M. fempletun is clerking for Mr., Mrs. James Point/, and sister let the [oniii'i'ly uwneu uy lnos. Hartley, ..and Kicnets. family horse run otT this week moved onto it.. Maggie Koss is some better at this ishing the surrv aud badly injuring th" "vvritini horse. The ladies escaped unhurt.

A a

here.

Our, new callaboose is about com-. cream supper iu Halhine'n Saturday plett'd. evening.

Mrs. John Swindler is 111 very poor Fire from a liig Four engine burned lieal tti. some grain for John Retniey and Mr.

James H. Armantrout has commenced to build a tine residence.

Large number of our people attended the New Ross races this week.

All of our Sunday school children will go to the Shades next Friday.

J. \Y. Williams has placed seats in front of his Hulman branch house.

A company will be organized hore for the purpose of putting down a gas well.

Tom Noble took J. W. Williams. W.

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Dav and Sam Dav to Crawfordsville to Mace, Henry buv.u* startea a butcher

Tuesday. shop there.

11. G. Crist' intends to build a tine, .Myrtle Eilwaro. of 1 honUo^vn, is vis-

residence. The carpenters have com- itir.g Maine Simla. nienced work. Mra. Joseph 1 au*t at.«i dau^titci ha\e

Our club of ladies have returned from s?one to Ohio un a visit.

the Shades. They were iu can\i?_about Au^'ie Llart. of Chicago, is visitiw?

since returning tbv

younger.

|3 Our old citizen. Tom Noble, will he before the Union township convention here tice of the peace. He will be a

anil family spent Sunday

Henry Henderson is being entertameu

The continued dry weather has groat-

fordsville business college this month.

Mrs. Nancy Hall died at the residence 1 of her son iu Wavnetown Thursday.

Some of our boys attended an ice

Miss Florence Thompson, of Wayne-to-.vn. spent a few days in this neighborhood last week.

Bertha and Clara Harlow entertained Lenuie Riddle and Gertie Harlow Saturday evening and Sunday.

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The prospect is good for a large crop of clover seed,

Preaching by Rev. ZueW to-morrow at 1 o'clock p. m.

Henrv Chad wick aud wife have moved

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Uncle Joe Kasly fcems to have re- fieorge Warren is threshing near ceived new vigor and looks "Jo years Stockvveil. Tippti

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»e county.

1'tiere will be an ice cream supper at this place Saturday i-vening. August La.

Aaron Hood has 'J00 hills of watermelons. and report# the best prospect

he ever had. Rank Walkup 1

traded for the farm

Several married couples from here went to the Shaues last Friday aud re

turned Monday.

John Cliadwiek had more wiieat than any one in this neighborhood, having

about l.'JO'J bushels.

in Illinois. Mu^'ormick has resumed work .at her lhe'i.C.C. O. leave here ior the

Shades 1-ridavj :, j, chadwick has three or four teams George Hall and family, of Lata} etiih

,are visiting here. nondale roads which he lias the contract Rose Bard entertained friends from

(Jarlson's lu cent store.

j. the Indianapolis and Shan-

keeping in repair.

innate. unday. Henry Dice, our bicyclist, was entered Mrs. Wm. Hendricks moved to Craw- ^ig races at Indianapolis, but •fordsville last week. from the fact that the authorities de-

John Harpel and family will visit in inandeo they get r.evy ..uniforms, llenry Lafayette this week. would not start.

WAYNETOWN.

I Will Gray was in Veedersburg. Thurs

day.

Annie Shue returned home on Satur

day.

Nannie Barton has been cn the sick list.

China ..Williams.. is visiting William Rider.

1 lick Burris. of Indianapolis, is here tliis week..

Annie Darnell is visiting at Darlington this week.

John Ellis and family spent Sunday in Cravvfordsville.

Bertha Biddle, of Kentucky, is here anion? friends.

llerzog will move las store to Covington, Monday

The J. O. O. F. commenced their building Monday.

Mrs. Springer, of 1 ndianapoiis.is visiting here this week.

Quite a number of our people will at

A Genuine First

§E We Place on Sale Our Whole Immense Stock of

tend tho musical at the Shades, Sunday-

Jim Zuck and John Stout were up to Shawnee Mound, Tuesday.

Mrs. Nan Brant and Bettie .were in Cravvfordsville. eduesday.

Blanch Hllis and Katio Gobble are

visiting in Colfax, this week.

Fred McClure and family took dinner Sunday with Wingate friends.

Mollie Hamilton and Mrs. Amos Luce were in Cravvfordsville. Monday.

P. M. Brown has sold his interest the div goods store to P. J. Lough.

A great many of our people will at tend the "after harvest picnic" at

Veedersburgh todav.

MOKMAL NOTES-

The enrollment has reached ninety.

Leonora Raruhill was at chapel Wed

nesday.

vacation of four weeliS .Jenuie

Do better teaching if yuwish to

succeed. The progressive teacher is always

growing.- •,

llenry Shotts was a visitor at chapel Wednesday.

Floss Mahin will take part in the en

tertainment.

lleury Lamb was a visitor at the normal. Tuesday.

Rev. McCay conducted chapel exercises. Tuesday.

Chapel exercises were conducted by

Dr. Tucker Monday.

Flora Corns, of Sugar Creek township, entered Monday.

Mr. Vanscovoc, of Linden, is one of the members of the normal.

Mr. Jones, a Missouri man. is one of the new entries at the normal.

Mr. liiggins thinks he made a mistake in buying a second hand book in latin.

The violin solo at chapel by Miss Wilhite was much appreciated by normal students.

Myrtle Smith, of Whitesville. will take part in the normal entertainment at Music Hall.

The entertainment by the class in elocution promises to be one of the interesting features of the normal.

s~ Wanted.

Three thousand bushels of clover seedA

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I Now is your time! On account ol the (Success of our sale at Net, Cost. Prices we have decided to continue our oiler another week. 3

I Here it goes at the Trade Palace of McClure & Graham. The only place and the only people who ever offer a Genuine First Cost Sale in I :.-i the city of Crawfordsville. Commencing on 3

|j SATURDAY MORNING JULY 21

11 DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, LACES, CARPETS and

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Net First Cost and Not An Article Reserved!

I This is no "Cut" or "Clearance" sale. That means nothing. But ail unreserved Cost Sale in which we will do inst what we 3 say-Sell every article in the Old Trade Palace at Net First Cost. Come and see 1 3

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('(Milium! The Hi:: Slun

i.deks,

A 11 hv New Market. Ind.

Also Agents for the Lightning Hay Press.

M'CLURE & GRAHAM. I!

Just to see them go we Mill place uuv whole line of Printed Finn China Silks, worth 00 cents per yard, at 25 cents tomorrow mbriiHi.v 3

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Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.

ABSOLUTELY PURE

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The title of Sells Brothers enormous enterprise is not an empty name, nor a vain boast. Its claim is just as it is truly. "The liig Snow of the World." Not only because of the unparalled features

presented, its unequaled performance in its magnificent trip Circuses and elevated stages, its all over-shadowing immensity. its grand zoological exhibit including lifty monster cage menagerie of rare wild animals. Its Royal Regal Hippo drome and Gala-Day Sport. Its Imperial Spectacular Triumph Pilgrimage to Mecca. Its grand gorgeous aud bewildering street pageant: but also on account of the new departure it has originated and inaugurated all new features, improving and perfecting its performance, equalizing low prices of everything by cutting its price of admission from tifty to twenty-live cents, for everybody, vvhi:h is a fearless stroke of managerial policy, sending terror to weak-headed rivals whose pigmy brains have been racked to meet exigencies of dull times —others shows have cut down—Sells

Brothers have enlarged. While other so-called big circuses hold fast to high prices with reduced attrac tions. Sells Brothers, the millionaire magnates, have adopted the exact opposite. They do not stint their stupendous performance in the least, as they have successfuiy managed and owned their Enormous United Shows for the past twenty-three years, and have maintained a pre-eminence over all and is acknowledged to be the "only big show of the world." Since adopting the low price of admission to the mammoth aggregation they have met the approval of the amuseiuent-loving public, as the prices have been placed in reach of all—

twenty-live cents—and it is, without a doubt, the greatest cyclone tL at has ever excited the circus world. How so much can be exhibited for the small price ot' admission is a conuilrum we shall not-r? attempt to answer. If Sells Brothers..' can stand it the public and ourselves will be glad to do so, and we'll be at Cravvfordsville, August

The Famous Midway l'laisatice.

Toledo Tri State fair grounds Aug. '20 to Sept. I, streets of Cairo, Hagenbeck'n Arena. Persian Theatre, Moorish Palace,. Dahomey Village, German Village, Libby Glass Works, International Costumo Exhibit. Old Vienna, Turkish Theatre, and Papanese Village all to be seen here. A street oO feet in width and nearly onequartor mile in length. Admission to the street free, to tho attractions much less than at Chicago.

Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City R.R., Clover Leaf Route, will issue one fare

excursion tickets from Indiana and Ohio stations east cf Frankfort. On special dates one cent per mile, Attractions great. See nearest agent Clover Leaf Iioute.

F.N KINS.

G. P. A

Excursion to Marion, Intl."

Tho Toledo. St. Louis and Kansas City R. R.. Clover Leaf route), will run special train to Marion Soldiers' Home, Aug. loth, train tro leave Veedersburg a. m., taking passengers at all sta tions eastward to Frankfort inclusive. Returning special train will leave Soldiers' Home :00 p. m. Fare for the round trip, 61.00. Special entertain ment will be arranged for at the Sold iers' Home for the excursionists, a band concert being a special feature

Cn.vs. MeCu'ia-:. M'tj'iv-•• Frankfort. Indiana.

Whitman's Steel Hay Baiiers.

The improved full circle s'eel Hay Bailer sold bv II. R" Tinslev ,\- Co.

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