Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 March 1895 — Page 8

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Special

I Announcements

NKW YOKK.

February 27, 189"».

We desire to say to our friends and the pullic, that we are at this time in the Eastern Markets making our Spring purchase of Dry Cioods. Millinery, Spring Wraps. Carpets, etc. .md wo will promise a •'Banquetof Bargains," and a "Feast for the admiring eyes" of every lady who wait.- to see the handsome goods, and hear the low prices the Old Trade Palace will bo filled with this Spring. You have heard of the Low Trices that are to be. but wo will surprise you. You will expect lieautifiil (iood—we will astonish you. The new goods commenced going forward yesterday, so keep vour eyes on the Trad'* Palace.

Ri-spectfuily.

M'Clure & Graham.

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A Blizzard Coming

FROM MARCH 3D TO 25TH.

1 will sell .it the Riddle & Wilson stand, boots and shoes at prices never before ottered in Crawfordsville. I have 110 old shelf worn and damaged goods to lose out at cost, but everything is

New and Fresh Stock

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

ladies' Dongola Button .. j8o I Child's Dongoia Button.... 20c Mens' Lace and Congress, tip .$1.00 Ladies' Oxfords 50, 75 and 90c Men's and Boys' Roots at Cost.

Please call and sec t.hese goods before buying elsewhere, as these goods were never sold so low before in this city. Respectfully.

Riddle A Wilson's Old Stand.

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It Is A Pact.

That, we an Surreys. Wagons.

That our (inods arc strictly first-cla^s. our bodies arc elegantly designed and ol tin: hitcst style*-. (Mir vehicles are nicely linishcd and guar anteed A No. 1. Call and examine for vonrselves.

DOVETAIL COMPANY, Crawfordsville, Ind.

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At Home

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Our New Quarters

Cornel' of .Main and Green streetare invited to call and insnhej tin

manufacturing liugghis. Phaetons ami Road

It Is Also A Fact

iiat we are .ReI :i ilii)"' at holesaic Prii'cs.

It lienniiiis A Fact, Also,,

All our friends new place.

C. L. Rost

THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK

BEBAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE

DIDN'T USE

SAPOLIO

Winery Goily News

WALNUT GROVE.t

The sick ars improving.

Hart Ci rider and wife visited at Raccoon Sunday. MiasGracie Witt is visiting friends in this vicinity.

America Sayler visitod Mary Reevos one day last week. Stophen Johnson and wife visited Dora Johnson Sunday.

David Hoyd, of Crawforcisville. ,.,.js visiting Farmer Doyels.

Robert Reeves transacted bueinftss in Crawfordsville Sunday. Mr. Eddie VanCloavo and family vis ited Milbert Sayler Sunday.

Aunt Ijlieu Fisher was the eue.st of Mary Reeves one day last week.

Frank Johnson was the miest of illiam llicks. of Raccoon, over Sunday.

SOUTH WEST UNION.

'1 iie sick are nuprovini:.

Our school will close March -'V Sugar making is now the order of the day.

Howard Weir has moved to Benton county.

Abe Martin moved to Yonntsyille Monday. .lames T\ let- visited friends in Ralhinch Sunday.

Corbin Hostetter has moved iuto the house vacated by Frank Rush. Mrs. Alpha Urubbs is siowiy recover itig after a lung siesre of illness. A,

Ask Hennie lilacketer what Sherman YanCleave bought for his sweetheart.

.1. P. Harwood and wife, of Crawfordsville. visited hi. brother James this week.

Frank McCormick said that the happiest hour of his life was spent in the Journal ofiice.

now property at North Union Tuesday.

There will be given at the Baptist church a series of lectures on Temperance by Rev. VanCleave. of Waynetown. for the benelit of the (iood Templars, beginning Tuesday, March 12.

KIRKPATRICK.

The weather is very changeable.

Mr. McBee'e folks all have the measles. C. Uaum has commenced grinding corn.

Most people around here have the grip. .John Stull moved to near Linden last week.

Preaching tomorrow ut half past three.

Mr. Barnett and family will start to Iowa on Wednesday. Miss Maud Pickett was visiting Miss Dora Branigan on Sunday. I

There will be prayer meeting Thursday evening

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at the usual hour.

Aaron Miller has moved into the house vacated by George Barnett. There will be a wedding here soon. Some think it will occur next week.

Ben Hayworth, of Converse, is visiting his uncle. Aaron Miller, and will remain all summer

Mrs. Baum is in Cincinnati visiting her mother and son. The latter is at tending school there.

Mrs. Jennie Brown is very poorly. She had fifteen teeth pulled and came near bleeding to death.

Marlin Cunningham has occupied the house vacated by Aaron .Miller, and.will work a year for J. W. Kirkpatrick.

Frank Horney started for Iowa last Monday, leaving a daughter one hour old and two other children sick. They will.join him as soon as they are able.

Our town consists of two stores, one elevator, one boarding house, two blacksmith shops, one church, nineteen dwelling houses, a population of seventy. two old maids and one bachelor.

WINGATE-

Considerable sickness. S.M. Gilkey's wife and child are very poorly.

All you can hear now is talk about incorporation.

Charley Vogel. of Crawfordsvilie. is staying at Boot's

Charley Thomas is building on the land he bought

Old Mother Ocheltree has moved to her son George's.

Holehan .& Quillan have just com pleted a well for D B. Grinerd.

Eliza White. of Colfax, is visiting relatives friends at this place.

Charley Hoxton has moved in Daniel Curtis' property and will work for Dan Seafony Ocheltree has sold his house and lot to his brother Bill for $400 cash.

Clarance Long has sold one lot to George Thorne, on Main street, for $100.

George Dilered has returned from Kentuckey and will work for Rony A lexander.

Some people wonder why Utterback

gets his bread at Wingate. A very good reason. Hie cook lives there.

Theodore Hixon diod of lung trouble on the 8th inst. and was buried on the 11th. The funeral was preached by Rev. Trotter, and the remains were laid to rest in the old Pleasant Hi!! cemetery.

Mrs. Philander Duffield Waife died on the 8th inst. of lung trouble. She WHS born near Odell Corner in Tippecanoe county. She was a member of the M. E. church. She was a kind mothor and loaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss.

Hello. Mr. Possum, when you tret ready to deal out that hand to NVingate. although wo don't know much about dealing, we will be with you. ou said something about our being a blossom We had rather be a blossom thai a small bud in the back woods, where th»y never, blossom.

IWPION RIDGE.

Sugar making is in order. Considerable sickness at present.

Earl Perry is working for Dan Stout.

Elmer Hall is working for A. !!. Ill

mor-. '1 he Mock trial at\ankent success.

Hill Dixon has rented the I'.owman maple orchard. I Henry Morris, who has been sick, is reported better.

Chas. Abbott wi'l farm the Francis farm this season. H. T. Sutton and wire Sundayeii with New Ross relatives.

Jacob Castor transacted business ir. Darlington Saturday.

JJrent Engel failed to put in

a in

Claude Mullen is training a fine roadster belonging to A. M. Stewart.

Kinel Kngle is doing a large amount ot ditching for Ilerry McDaniel.

The quality of sugar water this season is supertine. yielding a syrup that is unsurpassed.

Willie Dice lpft Monday for an extended visit with relatives in ("raw fordsville.

Chris Rhoads began a five months series of general farm work for A.....F. Cox Monday.

It is getting about time for a wedding or some other klod of sensation to occur in the neighborhood.

YOUNTSVILLE.

Doctor Webb is visiting at Plainfield.

The schools will cloBe here in about two weeks. Harry Lebo visited at Covington on last Tuesday. .Joe Taylor is now able to be up and around again.

Mucli sickness has been prevailing in this locality for the past two months.

The teachers will close their schools here with a big entertainment on the last night.

Invitations are out for the marriage of A. J. Love to I.ula Miller on Wednesday. March 20.

James Galloway. James Steele and John Smith each sold and delivered fat hogs tin- week.

Win. Siddle is here iir the"interest""of the Nebraska farmers, who have no seed and need help in this line.

Z. T. Benner is moving his household ell'eels to Covington. Tom Lennen takes his pla Joe Taylor's farm.

Mir young people will give a literary entertainment, this evening in the I Yountsville Hall. Admission 10 ami l-"i ]eenf-

Mr. Lou willlakehi~ bride lo "I'jtts boro. where they will reside in the future, lie ha- a house neatly fuinished tliei e.

1 .I.C. Ilnr^ess will move his family here from St. Louis Crossing at tinend of the month, and follow black smithing

The yearly meeting of the Keeley stockholders met at l'iainfiold on Tues day. March 1 "-1th. and elected the following directors for the coming year-

REMOVAL SALK.

Tin-:

(intntl Shoe Store

wili mow A)1 i] 1 lo llic room I'linn erly occupied |y Kanisav (Jollrit. 'J.lierclore tho great elicaj) stile of Shoes will continue up to that time.

Ladies' Fine Shoes Mens' Fine Shoes mUiecd J'roin to $1.75. Conn? curly ami get tlm best selections.,

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Avn was a

Sherman Trout has erected a newwind mill.

stock barn. Several from her saie Thursday.

attended the Hundv I "••muiiiii.tf band in the SanI iago district. .'•..--SV. Cwr's Yacht rrrlu'tf.

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catiou for liquor license.

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W. Stump has sold his farm to Carper Crowder will engage in the their home. L".'0U Monroe street. It was Neal McDaniel, and will move in his

Highest of all in Lerremng Power.— LateM U. S. Gov't Report

CUBAN INSURRECTION.

leja in Havana. The preparations to nhiu more troop* to i'uba are pressed forward with u'leat rapidity. In addition to the three transports which have already sailed, half a dozen or more troop-hips have been made ready to leave Cadiz and Santander as !-oon as the infantry shall be 'j-ot aboard. The total number IK VV under orders for the Cuban campaign is 1,'.-

(II Ml. MAIH:IK Mar.-h I'J.— Thi* otlicial dispatch 1 r* 'in Ihnana .\a- iriven out Monday evening" The insurgent baud from liaira was defeated again Monday and has lieen finally dispersed. Only l'ort members are now at large,

Stewart I3ros. are preparing to build a ami thev arc believed to be seeking

terms. The troops will attack to-day

I LONDON. March I'.'.- The tllobe Monday afternoon printed a report to the etVeet that the Russian imperial yacht, Czarina, which recently left Athens for Corfu with the Russian minister to Greece. K. Onou, on board, in order to greet the ezarovitoh, had been wrecked in the (iulf of I'atras. The fate of the Russian minister is not known, "x

Hoy Muril«*r» His I HIIKT

MLNNJ.AI'oi.is. Minn.. March Nicholas Uodvin. a Herman boy 17 years old, killed his father, i'eter iiodvin. at 8 o'clock Monday morning at

business. the result of a quarrel. The murdered

man was shot three times with

DICKINSON. Tex., March I-'. The north-bound passenger train on the 1 li-ter-national it Great Northern railway, ran into an open switch Monday morning. fatally fccalding Fireman Taylor and badly injuring Kngiuee:- Jake Kil'eu The engine turned completely over, pinning the fireman to the ground and while in this position the steam literally roasted him alive. None of the passengers were hurl,, although they received a severe shaking up. The switch is supposed to haw been turned by some malicious person.

Courthouse Iturncd.

I.iTll.K KOCK, Ark., March 1:.'.— Newtreached this city Monday of the burning at Murfreesboro of the Pike county courthouse with its contents. It seemsquite a number of true bills were found by the last grand jury, and it is thought some of the persons thus allcclcd set fire to the courthouse as a means of revenge. F.verything in t.he courthouse was destroyed, with IM insurance.

I iile/.zlellMnt ('h:irj ml.

IIII'AI.O. .March l'-'. Samuel R. lieamnont. of Baltimore. Md., who has for tin- past year been a traveling salesman in the employ of Nelson Morris. the packer, was a prc-tcd Mondav afternoon Streeler. 111., and brought I to Ilis city. It is alleged that since' The middle of last month Beaumonthas ciiibe//.led bet ween VI,000 and (J00 I'rom the Morris I'aekmg company.

T:»\C- on lluuilcil Wliiskv \li:tl-il WASHINGTON. March yi.-~-Acting- Seca is a in of taxes due on !, .*• gallon- of whisk dest lyed ii\ lire, tin* projH-rty "f the.Allen llradle company of Louisville. Ky.. lie a I i,-i! i. as the origin ol the lire lias lie.M I a I isfactorily shown

to have been

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Oiltivaror, Plow. Kai'in I'rcniniTv, Wind Mill,

Stove and limine

Hie vi'If,

Powder

ABSOLUTELY PURE

W E N O E S A

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•Smith A. Wesson revolver. Two bullets struck the heart ami one the breast.

Jinny Yesnel» Wrecked.

MADRID. March 1^. —Six large vessels, ten smaller ones and fifteen smacks were wrecked in thestorm oil' the coast near Cadi/. Sunday. The Fireuiiiu I.lternlly

ljiimUil in

Death

Hint I lie Kn^lvieer Injiii-pil.

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Sfvttn Scitilii Mont*y UIHI Mori Sl!}|r«NK It. M.\nnn. March l.'.--A credit of SI. 000,(Hto to be used in -upprosinj* the Cuban insurrection lui.- been cable.! M. Captain t'.eiieral al-

Dr.

TllR Lfcf!(Hill SPGdjBljSt Ol lllC Dflf

all Chronic Diseases.

m-iiliHti'uiV".' Kxa'iiMiuithUi ami A«1

»11 VVln. otn«* i«« SIM" II:in

1 rv Carpe:

Havin'/Jiiciui ui-d limn I.inei.iv Will r»«' in Crtl

for.l^viilf. 111 Jiaiiu,

Wednesday, Apr.

AT TII K—

SHERMAN HOl.Sfi

Where tho sick ami alllii-U'.J will b« glvi-n ti

0|ip0rtuuitj-

to rei-civo iUo Inleetnnd

outilli: treatment. I)K. t'AHPKK only trealH difficult, loi siauilinK uuj ohronii: disenm-n. If jou liiiiij imy of tho followini iliwauos do not (ail iows.| suit Ulin at oucc, for lelay» are dangerous

IMIUB eureil without pain, knlfo or oauniii:, .?| hindrance from tiUBiiiesrt—Buarnnte*d. Uj lepny in all forms, euro Kiiaranteed. oiicr,or] bin neck, cuie guarnntcd. KCEOnia in kl forms cured—110 lailui'i-s lOieumaUsm !c&{ or ulioi't HtuinlInK—a sure euro. Palpitation tho heart and all nervouc .lispaSBH cured. D?. t'ARPEK is the greatest CWTAKHH SI'KlfAl. 1ST living. tlOU forfeit tor any case he fniif cure. Asthma. Hroneliitis, all diHoaseB it tti Nose, Throat, Stomacn, l.unm*. I.l»or, Kiiltnf and Bladder. Scrofula, Sores and ail Cbw Blood Troublert, I'iuipletj, Blotches, and allsb trouble". i.W forfeit for any case ot I'hrou Indigestion and Constipation causinj HIT.IIH UUKS and iii^lpiratlou of the heart, whii-li Doctor «aunoi cure. lie 1

CHtoreH al! theoif&u

of the body to a normal 0 ndition. leaving

J^OTD OK AITOINTMK-NT.

El

itionl free from all paiu and in perfect

IIPBIA

Dr. Carper makes a specialty of all di-e&*i i'eculiar to Women. They 11 uI him a (iix friend and apeak praiscn ot the Doctor beliii: treated by him.

UiseuseH0f Men ill all foi'iiin cured, ristontt them to perfect innniiood in a short liriiiR -J ounces of urine lor examination.

UKM M1 ItKK—Tlie Doctor tukes no cusc cannot benelit or cure. All examination* pv rate and conlidontiiiI. 1'. 1). CAKl'KH, i1

Kstalo o. Willurd (iott, dei eased.Notice is hereby given that thft uudeuprt haM been appointed and duly nuallfiod a» tlininistrntor

of

Hie .-Htate of Wlliard iWv

late of Montgomery t'ounty. Indiana,

ittf1***-

e.l Said estate is supposed to liosolveni. JOHN I.. SllltI'M. AdminiM:» Dated Van-li 11th. 1S9."I

Vuu can get the .bed. litn."{

Cigars, Tobacco^ Pipes

aiul i-M-cythino- pertaining lo a first

Joe E. Fisher

class Cigar Store, at flic •'Fit!ACE. 'JO. l-lasl Main Sfreel

PHEl). (J. HAM)KL.

(Successor to)

COHOON & FISHER.

1'20 aiul 1"J'2 SoitlL jWasliington Street.

Road Wagon.' Surrey, Mower. Kinder. Ref'rii^'ratoivWasher, Wringer. Harness,