Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 March 1895 — Page 8

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AtM4ufn or i«*t Ont. RT, REVIEW:--see in your last issue that some of the members of the Methodist church, at Yountsville. have been eet down on by the pastor of that congregation, for at tending a uance. ar.d that much complaint is made over it.

Now, why is it that persons join a church if they do not intend to live up to the 1»WP that govern the church? If the discipline of the Methodist church forbidB its members to dance, play cards and attend theaters, (as I ain told it IIOOBJ, they should abstain from those pleasures. Don't play the hypocrite. The gospel of .Jesus ChriFt says to keep yourselves unspotted from the world, and the Methodist discipline accords with this teaching. Vou can't be a Christian and indulge worldly pleasures. CHRISTIAN.

Will fjOOM* Hi* Arm.

•Some time h^o a Iart*« tumor was re moved from John Layson's left arm. and it was thought that the wound would heal and his arm tret well, it dhiap parently heal, but another one has startod and on Monday Mr. Layson, accompanied by !)r. Paul Barcup. went to Indianapolis where it was learned that tho arm will have to come off just below the shoulder. The growth of these tumors has been very rapid and amputation 16 necessary in order to

Grand-Net Cost Sale 1

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v..v'rhis is no Clearance Saic to jeil you old stuff you don't w.^nt, but absolutely an unconditional Net Fir«.t Cost Sale in which vou have your choice anything in our hne ci v.

E Dry Goods. Millinery,.Merchant 3 Jt: Tailoring. Cloaks-Carpels 3[|

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everything lor personal and household uses' It is'' entirely unnecessary to quote prices, as we nave' tnrown our Kntire Stock open at positive cost and the crowds that daily throng our store sufficiently attest the merit and popularity of our Grand Net Cost Sale and compel our competitors to marvel at our success. ,, —-m

The secret i»: We never advertise "Cost Sale" wntil we" S mean to wll at eost. The people know it and come »o the old Trade Palace to profit :«v it. Sale continues .i few more day^. •.

M'Clure & Graham.

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A Blizzard Corning

FROM MARCH 3D TO 25TH.

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Which I will soil very cheap. Note the following sample of prices:

Ladies' Dongola Button '. 98c Mens' Lare and Congress, tip ....$1.00

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riensfc c.-ll and see these goods before buying elsewhere, .is these

were never sold so low before in this citv llespectfulh

Kiddle & Wilson's Old Stand

WHEN YOU COME TO TOWN

You want to feed your horses with good. 1 lean leed and put ycur vehicles under sheltei. 011 can do this and at reasonable prices at the W. O. SMI l'H livery and feed• stables. 121 and 123 east Market slreet. Livery turnout* and safe animals. Don't forget the place.

and shoes at prices never

have no old shelf worn and

damaged good1 to close out at cost, but everything is

New and Fresh Stock

Child's Dongola Button.. ..

Men's and Boys' Boots at Cost :,

20c

Ladies' Oxfords 50. 75 and 90c

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W. O. SMITH.

ea\e the mans life, Jt is a very unfortunate alTair

Mrurk ibe True Spirit.

The true Aimincan spirit was struck on I hursilay by the custodians of the A. building. So sooner had the same boon knocked down to tiieni at the j)tiblic auction, until ttie stars and stripes wore set floating from the building's flag stair. It expressed the proper feelings in a most proper and fitting manner.

Ii*iUli*.NCil tin. m-r.

I he Ganger vs. Corns case has for the third time been dismissed, and may be given

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chance to be dealt with in a

like manner once again. It is a stayer and will eventually uost somebody something.

•'"e 1* labor,-successor to (?ohoon"«!fc 1'lbher. has already 1 egun his mammoth spring trade, and is selling buggies, hardware and implements in great numbers. Mr. Fisher is an experienced and enterprising hardware merchant and has built up a most excellent trade.

In the sale of the W. H. Durham es tate the Music Jlall stock was purchssd bv A. I". Ramsey, and the stock in the Montgomery County Agricultural Society by Auditor (ioben. Crawfordsville buyers were conspicuous at the e.de and obtained a large slice of the property disposed of.

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flloitpirF Coiniy News

PUMPKIN RIDGE.

Busiuess is progressing. K. C. .Shaver spent Sunday with home folks.

J. (J. Ha!! has 100 shocks husk.

corn to

a span ot

Steve Courtney has bought mules.

Kock lnmd was in Crawfordsvilie on Tuesday.

Brent Enqel will work for Win. Hirst this season.

1 (Jartield was well represented at the Literary Tuesday night.

A.I*. Cox bought 1"0 bushels of corn of Dorsey Rhoads last week,

Sutton Bros, are the champion cutters of this neighborhood.

Rev. Virts entertained a large at the Chapel Thursday night.

!i. A. Trout and Kr«tnk LaFoih-tte made a cattle deal Wednusday. ,^ 5

B.JP. Kngel and Dude Vannice are cutting wood for John Vannice.

Patrick CJonnor returned home on Tuesday from an extended trip to lndj anapolis.

•lohnson Jiros.. of .Shannondule. pur. chased a bunch of limber of -Mrs. Shaver last week.

A mock trial is to be h*!d at Yankeetown literary society ne.,. Tuesday night. Come out and hear it.

A. 1!. Kliuore has a complete outfit for sugar making and wili furnish all his customers with the best of maple syrup.

"Biessed be the tie that binds." So it wrts with Oscar Patterson and Miss llrace Beebe. We extend congratulations.

The question for debate Tuesday night was: "Resolved, that George-] Washington was a greater man than Abraham Lincoln." The decision was given in favor of the affirmative.

YOUNTSVILLE.

This 'nas been a beautiful sunshiny week.

VVilliard ^Taylor was reported sick on Wednesday.

•Jake Troutman is suifering from an attack of the lung fever. James Walters was at Lafayette mis week visiting friends.

Ceortre Lawton's dog died on Thursday at an advanced age for a dog.

John Seering contemplates working for Wm. ()neal during the summer.

The Bachelors' Club entertained the old maids of Possums' Glory recently.

Mr. Donnan. of Paxton, 111., iseojourning for a few days among friends here. Some of our boys attended the show at Crawfordsville on Wednesday night.

J. M. WTork is home for a while, having left ihe mill of -J. N. Snyder, at Waynetown.

The masons and carpenters are now at work on the new building of James Work &Son.

Our new smith from St. Louis. Crosing, arrived here on Tuesday and is nov working for Fink & Son.

'I ho sale of Tilghman Trotter was well attended on Wednesday, and things brought a fair price.

The twin daughters of Daniel Subivan, of Crawfordsville. have beer, visiting friends here tnis week.

An addition will be built to the woolen mills by enlarging the dye house. Myers fc Swan will do the brick work.

The tee ha3 gradually melted from the creeks, and the owners of dams have little fear now of it doing them much damage.

Tho quarterly meeting at this plae» was well attended on Saturday and Sunday. Hlder Middleton being here Saturday night.

Ezekiel Titus will move into the Wm. Swank property, on March 1st and Andrew Thompson will move into the property vacated by him.

We promised your readers, in our last letter that if our minister continued to deal his wrath out upon our people, as he dill at tho ry commencement or the meetings, that we would write him up in this letter, but his discretion has proven the better part of valor. In conversing with him on those sermons, he says the people mistook his meaning: that he did not intend it in that way. If he can give words a different meaning to that, of Webster, we are at a loss our selves to understand him. Too proud to apologize in public and too stubborn to back down, he takes this mode to get out .jf his trouble. If this explanation will satisfy his hearers, we will not write him any further. We are a friend to the church, as in the pnet, and was simply after thi.-, preacher for the bad break he made on our people

SHORT HORSE.'

Howdy do':

Bill Cook, the old rip, i« yicji abed.

Job Lackle proposes to build up his now fiuminer kitchen before many weeks have slid grr/.zily by*

Andy Smock came over from a Possums' lory, on a Tuesday evening ar:d still looks as freckled as ever.

Sugar water is runnin liuely and the

crap promises to be abundant, and sweeter than kissoF from I snful young maid of 70 summers.

The Bachelors Club of Youi ilie. invited the Short Horso Ancient Maids to sup with them and not the easley old skin Hints of Possums' (Jk ry. .:r. thai disreputable Rhodes has told you all.

Aud did you get on to what tt it imp of Possums' (ilory said to lbwould do me up. Uh. yes. Rhod. s. you are a cookoo. Your blood will :i.- liKe devlish water when we meet on '.be

leave be. fur he kaint sit dowr. one side with his broken mail Now.'Vion't got tlossy. Wingate. I compelled to give you a meFS, cowdj ()jd Joe Franklin is thinkn somewhere to die. and I'd sug_' wants to die harder thai: the

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day of April. Wingate. vou crab apple bisson. what do you know about my bi.-mess.' Who dealt you a hand in this- j.une? Now, I'll challenge you to a duel n"\t if I iick that pup of a Rhodes. 'J lie list man 1 hit is not dead, but he'd just as

spring.

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oughter go to Possums'Glor\ Wii: gate. Uncle Joe is now in his 1"!5 year aud still a gom He'll about •1- and blow ii vay.

Llarry Rhodes, the church li-A :uii uf Possums' Glory, was in the vi :s.MOi.a Thursday and got on his us^/|i (iriint. Harry is a Christian. We kn/

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[doing everything but "kneeong." and we 'low ho does that. He comes in here at the dark of the night and ha6 sents nough to git out afore mornin sets in. the whelp.

Aunt Jemima Fitzbogger is canvassin the village fur insurance and is doin re markable. Aunt .Jemima is a great hustler, and her feet are exactly mens' size She is the father of four mothers and oue house wife. Her eighteen young sons are expected home from college to spend ten cents, next Sunday,

Katie iregor entertained a squad of I her kid female friends at a bean sortin mat::h. last night, and all had a gay old time. TalTy and ieg pullin was indulged in and out. Freddy Dunn came fourth or third as the case might have been, I and made a neat little speech over the Jdeath of his little brother, lie iecita tioned the folleriu standzie ol rhyme, which wan writ by his pap. and will be published in ail the county papers:

I had a .little boy and his namo was lack, He had a notch on his leg. a hump on his back: He was blind and deaf, his head never I level, But no A iittle .Jack is at home with the other folks.

accept Mr. M. A. Kelley as re­

feree. then, do jou. you chicken hearted cur': Alright. Rhodes, your bones will be refuse for the soap kettle and your worthless carcas will be cleared from mother earth within two months from now. Everybody is invited to come to the Crawfordsville fairgrounds on April 4th. at five o'clock in the morning, and see me tight my duel with that dog. will lis him as nobody else can. No admittance will be charged and it is free to everybody Don't l'ail to bo there. The tight will come oil just insiu6 the circle, near the ampatheatre. Rhodes will git killed outright.

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ELM KNOWL.

Grant Rice is driving a new horse.

Some of oar people have frozen feet and ears.

Now is the time that everybody is moving

Joe Carico is running a barber shop at Kirk pat rick.

Lawson Stingley is able to be out. but looks very bad.

A llio Peterson is feeding a fine lot of cattle for the spring market.

Martin Mcliee moved Thursday to the farm vacated by V\ m. Irons.

W7e see the "Standard" food man in this neighborhood frequently.

Win. Irons has moved north of Clark'Hill, on the Charles Campbell farm.

Mrs. Minnie Lay ton is at her father's very low with measlen anil lung fever at this writing,

Mr. Bowers, of Illinois, who was visiting in these parts last week, has ft. ti. rued horn".

Wm. Homey,' or Kirkpatrick, was married last week and tho boys are all smoking cigarp.

I he boys at Oakland school house indulged in a tight lust Friday night. It was all over it girl.

We are having a lot of sales in this neighborhood this spring, and =ome things sell very high.

hon the woman preacher Kirkpatri we will ad get in*wagon and go up to hear her.

gets to the big

Some school houses no'd after, The stoves seem to

looking be tl

trouble as many oT them have nogratep, Joe (Jaric-o says there is more money in farming thar. wor!:::: by iiie month, and he has rented a farm, Luck to you. Joseph.

\Vu are wondering just now if some of our Sunday school people will quarrel in heaven as they do in Sunday school. This kind of conduct should be abolished soon.

Miss Saliie Llston, who has been in California for the paBt eight years, is

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

visitniL'i:i tins neighb.-rnood at present. She wiii return to hrr old

WILL CEDE NORWAY'S THRONE.

Kinij Ocnr of Sweden PurpoM-H a Kiullil Step to Check a Crisis. Brussels. lVb. J6.—The Independence Beige publishes a dispatch fron: Christina whi.li says that the leaders are negotiating -with the conservatives with a view of agreeing upon common action against the poliey of King Oscar. If concerted action can not be obtained, the radicals propose to form an independent ministry. It is rumored, according to the dispatch, that King Oscar contemplates a solution of the crisis by ceding the Norwegian throne to his son Osear, who renounced his claims to succession to the throne of Sweden upon the occasion of ltis marriage to a lady having no royal connections.

Having Trouble HI IllnillrlU*. Colon, Feb. 27.—A conflict at Bluefields is reported here. The news Is extremely vague, but it is said a Hritish war vessel has disabled an American vpssol.

Absolutely PURE

home

Carrol! •••mr.'v in it few (i iys.

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prevented from doing so by his sister. His eickness is

supposed

to have been

caused by a blow on the head with a billiard cue in the hands u! AIIIOB Whitecntton soni" time ago.

.-lome p, r,|ilt. in hl6 neighborhood are in luck, as they h.ive -eceive.i new- from the oT'iiai. !eiratvn that, there ik it large estate in Germany for them. They do not want their names pub-lished-as it may be a "fake." but they are going to investigate it as it does not cost themanything. Luck to you. gentlemen.

Perhaps some may not know where Elm Know! is situated, and for their benefit I will try and tell them. It is situated on the banks of Silver lake, not far from the old race course in Madison town-hip. Later on we will give the readers of this paper ouie very interesting history of the early day racing at this place. It was at this place where many a lively tight took place, as well as trying the speed of many good horsey.

Al ilit? I'oin- I-'urnt. George Mvere. the superintent elect of the County Institute, took his duties as such on yesterday, and with every thing in apple pie order, as left by the retiring superintendent. Lant Long. Mr. Long has made it most excellent official, and we can assure the public of similar prosperity for the new man. y.

When you have a horse to sell see BKN WII.UAMS FT

I*or all kinds o: reliable Insurance see C. A. Miller Co.. IJ* W. Main St. tf

J^OTICK TO II K1 ICS. CREDITORS, KTC.

In tho nuitu-r of tlie esunn of I'.ryau Uilamp, deceiiHed. In the Montgomery Circuit Court Mfin term, lH9j.

Notice it hereby RIVCII llittt. lifnj. F. Williams .VlminiHtrntor, of the estate ol ISrynn Williams, ileceased, lias tiled his ai-cmmls and votn-hir^ in filial .settlement of n,-iid t'dtioe, and that the same will eorne up for the examination and ai-tien of said I'ii. uitCourt on tho 25th day ol -March, is t3, at whieh time all heirs, creditors, or legatees of said estate are requirn] to api.ear in fluid Court and t-how r.iuse if (iny thero bo, why 8/iid ?ic'ouiit9 am] vuch*rH nhouM not b«» approved, uiul thi* h»!tra or distritm CCP of naid Court at ttie tim«' aforesaid and mako proof ot heirrthh».

HhNJAM'N F. IUJAMH Adininistratoi. I)ui«'d tliif- \»ht|j day o! Kehruary, JHJI5

LOCALNEWS

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in shoul I go up no.v as hoes are coming down. The price for hogs is now aluif'.st in proportion to those of hor-es. What is the matter with this coi ntr Everything vou have to buy is as high now is ever, but when you have suiv tiling to sell ytj.u-. .can't g-'-t anything for it. =jih -1

Morris Miller, who has been sick for some time and deiertoii!- at tinies. came near injuring ins wit"-with a pair of scissors last Saturday nigh:,

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Mis. t". W. Klt/roth is iiliii. t' Some.

•Move Allen has pnn-havef| {),(. S. saloon.

Ib*ni-y .leiiinson is very ill ut r.,i on I'fl I -tiei-l

Rev, \. I". .Mt-Cay has liniHli.-i of religious meetings at Alamo,

I he Mcfiamrock shoe store going some repairs and r.-arniucej,

The Ft udents subscribed ne.nij towards the V. M. ('.A. buiMiiJi 1 ClydeSv mines, soundest Fun r,| land Mrs. Sam !. SvmineK," it-

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I The out township schoolclose for the summer in a fen, weeks.

The Horace [•'. King wholesaii-1,-ing is being repainted ami .tb'-r improved.

'Ihe season of Lent begun un WVj day of this week and the forly fast is now on.

Tho son of Chas. Robinson fril fJt shod at tbo fair grounds this w»«t broke an arm.

Fred Handel's cigar store 'waEcieg on Thursday and started out good patronage.

Joe 10. Fisher has an ad. in this! Find it .in eighth page and rwd fore anything else.

Charley Carter, of Indianapolis, the city in the interest of the M"tro:f tan insurance company.

Joseph Kepner and i'u.i-ry S were shown the mysteries ot the S. of A. on Tuesday night.

The (iormans at Mush- IU: Wednesday night attracted a fair! and gave a clever performance.

The Red Men have arranged for tifth annual reception and dance' given at their hall on tho 20th.

Miss Florence Tribby very pi»ii entertained company of her frieta card party on Tuesday evening.

us Albertshart will occupy -tl residence property of .1. S. Kellij Brook street, anil will move intoi week.

Captain C. M. Travis is seeliit secretaryshij) of the board of .i of the new soldiers' home to be at Lafayette.

he high school seniors wir ico cream social in the old fh church to-night, beginning at 7 cThe admission foe will be Are you going1?

See the advertisement of .J li tho boot and shoe man, on tl page. ilr. Zehner means just says in it, and you enn buy his the prices given.

The personal property of tl,''.. don 13 Snyder will bo sold at

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tho'JSth of this month at tfe north-west of this city. John is the administrator..'

Ihe J. A. K. will give a night in the P. O. S. of A. I 1 wives and families of th Camp tire chats will bo in rler general good time is anticipated.

1 ho mad dog ncaro has stru Ross, and early this week a em killed at that place while shnnic of having eaten something, some home made sausago. No was done in the exciting meting the slaughter, save to the iand peace onco more reigns neighboring town. .-.--v.

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Cultivator,

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Iho Leader in Hardware.