Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 February 1898 — Page 8

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CORRESPONDENCE.

STRINO TOW N.

Harry Nolan still goes nt rth.

Prosperity has struck our town.

Jake Simras has sold hi- I "gs to Torn Carl. Wm. McClamrock has built a new hog shed

Print Gray was in New Richmond Monday. Labia JODBOD'S young i-hild is poorly at this writing.

Albert Vail hauled corn toCrawfordsville Wednesday. Frank Taylor worked for Jonathan ETerett this week.

George Johnson and Join Hazelhut ara on the sick list.

Jeff Hughes is slowly rec jveriag from an attack of la grippe.

Dick Bible was at this place Monday looking after his farm.

Master Johnny Johnson iB the proud possessor of a tine hound pup.

If you want a good paper, the best in the county, subscribe for the grand old REVIEW. It is, and ever has been, an advocate ot free silver.

ASH CROVE.

Fred Lowe is still going Sou in. Fred Lowe bee been hauling logs this week.

Gay Car visited Miee Sweak Quick Sunday. Frank Mahan yieited bis lrother-in Sunday.

Meeting commenced at Mt. Pleaeant Sunday night. Cruea and Rolland "jchlcppy are cutting wood together.

Mias Ida Elmore is visiting at Mr. Everett's this week. Dillion Elmore and family visited Mr. Livingston Sunday.

John Elmore saye his brother's 7-foot rifle ie not worth a cent, ', Jap Elmore hauled a load of hogs for MoDroe Mason Tuesday.

Mr. Schleppy says Cruea can saw irood with bim. How about it. Cruea? Marcus Gully, Sherman Elmore, and Fred Lowe wore over to Mr. Mareh'B Sunday playing cincb.

Dillion Elmore and brother, John, butchered on Monday. They got their brother's seven-foot ritle and had a great time. They shot one hog six times. That is a great gun, isn't it, Jap.

NEW ROSS.

Cliff Linn, west of town, has anew son. t»ew Canada, of Advance, was in towD Monday.

Marion Stover left for Indianapolis Monday. D. W. Rouk visited at Mrs. Rouk's Monday/ lo|ptt Rettinger went 10 Crawfordsville^Monuay.

Eunice Powell visited at John McVey'sS^ W. C. Stewart, of Crawfordsville, was In town wtolnesday.

The Midland is still on the strikeonly two trains a day. Mrs. Samuel\Good and son have returned from Aniterson.

Wilford HarshU^rger and wife have a new girl at tneir ho^iee. Burg Stewart hast®en visiting friends at this place the past v^'eek.

Mr. Davidson has returned to Hillsboro, and Miss Zella Vey now has the Big Four office.

Walter S. Rouk. telegraph\operator at New Castle, spent Sunday an«i Monday with home folks.

Miss Malinda Lane left Monday morning for Danville, Ind whefce she will attend the normal school.

Arthur Richardson and Harry Hedge, from near Jamestown, spent Sunday evening here with their lady friends.

Miss Effie Bouk entertained a numof her young friends last Wednesnigbt. Games of all kinds

were

In The Wholesale Cost Sale At The 3

GOLDEN HI I 1

Heavy dark shirtini fijc quality henille Table Covers. 59c quality Beautiful Red Table LinBUS. 29C quality 13c Good ginghams, 7j-ic. -4§c Yard wide unbleached muslin, 6c quality 3|jc Ladi-js heavy Jersey ribbed vests 23c

19c

fp'aved and recitatio given jojable tuue was had by all.

Ob yes. Black Oreek thinks tbe New Roes tcribe has a thorn in his side. If it is bothering you much send over one of your good looking girls and have ber remove it for me. You must have been afflicted somewhat in the same manner yourself, and tbe young lady made a mistake and poured the ointment on your head and it rusted there. That's what makes you so sand}-headed. The next time jou see that girl have her to examine your head closely and see if there isn't a eoft place in your cranium like there was when you were little. Your head looks like a hollow pumpkin. You look like a hollow sycamore tiag staff with a crow's nest in the extreme upward portion, and you have an appetite like a threshing machine. You may be a "warm member" over on the creek, but you are not hot enough for the New Ross scribe.

ROBERT'S ICHAPEL.

Spencer Lee will move to tbe Richard Bible farm.

Ask Harry Breaks if Henry Hughes will lent the old house. Say. Wide Awake, come over to Suu|day 6choo! and lets get tetter acquainted.

Protracted meeting began at the Chapel this wee"' conducted by R.?v Tinkbam.

Martin Hunt will, in a lew weeks, remove to the old w. L. Lee farm cm the New Richmond road.

No wonder it has turned cold. The ladies' aid society has met agaio. They met at the church last Thursday and put up some new lamps and a few pictur e.

Brother Black Creek before you brag any more about your girls, visit Robert's Chapel. Our girls can sing, whistle, go to Sunday school, and give the Black Creek boys the mitten.

We understand the Wide Awake man wants to know about that gun of Japs. Well, its all right, and so is Jap. All we ask ie to give him plenty of time to loolc through the sights. I

What we have heard: That Harry I Breaka still goes south that James

COLFAX.

Moses Levi sports a Hashy diamond.

C. E. Bliss went to Frankfort Monday.

Prof. Long haslaken up his duties at school.

Sherr hHB

clarionet.

Harry Homes is very low at the present writing.

We are informed the Deason is getting homesick.

George DaviB visited friends at Crawfordsville Monday. The revival at tbe Christian ehurcti closed Sunday night.

Wm. Boots, of Darlington, visited friends here Monday. Jerre Conners is very proud of his new office at the Tower.

U. S* Brooks has begun bis usual line of labor at the tower.

Mr. Brooks, wife and mother-in-law returned from Texas Monday.

Dr. Hiram Coon wae called to Thorntown on Monday to visit the sick.

The Hartnison fc Peterson telephone line will soon be completed to Colfax.

The Colfax Dramatic Club produped "Reddy, the Mail Girl." Monday night to a crowded house.

The editor of the Thorntown Enter prise visited his old friends and attend ed the play, "Reddy. the Mail Girl."

Mis. D. Holloway will remain with

Gents'extra heavy fleeced UnderveBts 3S)o Ladies' seamless Hose, blk or tan, 12 Inequality cc Half Hose. 12 12c quality, 4 pair limit 5c Nice pure while eotton batton, per roll $7 beautiful white all-wool Blankets $2 All bargains and good ones too

An en- her parents until the from the New York school.

dector returns post graduate

WIDE AWAKE.

Winter is now here.

our champion

Eli Groendyke is now shooter.

Ira Mcintii«S ana Will Loflumi attended the Hayes sale Tuesday. 1

H. Lofland fell Tuesday afternoon and sprained his ankle seriousij...

Wilberta, the little daughter of Wither Breaks and wife, IB on the sick list.

Pearl Long, the teacher at the Willis school, visited Nellie Harris' Monday night.

John VanarBdsal waB seriously hurt one day last week by a hog rack failing on him.

Miss Otta Snyder, of Oxford, is the guest of herur.cleanc aunt, F.C. Cowan and wife.

Clarence Hughes is thinking of locating at Oxford this summer. What will pa do, Clarence?

A couple of joung gentlemen of Wide Awake were waiting patiently for it to snow. .You can easily guess who they are.

We are glad to hear of the good work that our LadieB Aid Society hat? done. Thank you. ladies may you ever enjoy such work.

S. M. Lofland and wife attended the funeral ot D.W. Hartman, of Crawfordsville. The deceased was an uncle of Mrs. Lotland.

There wa6 a repott that Brother Cowan caught a thief in bis house, a few days ago, and for a few dollars he let him go. Whoever started such report made a serious mistake.

Wm. Gambol and family, of Ladoga, are the guests of Henry Hughes and wife this week. Mr. Gambol will leave for Indianapolis tbis morning, while his wife will terrain with friends for a few days. ».

A few days ago a Chicago man called on Curtis Edwards, our mayor, and wanted him to buy a steam roller and tire engine. Now, pecple, we don't want any such things, so you had better

Mahan told red Love that Sherman warn the councilmen and mayor, or you Elmore told Frank Taylor that R. E. Schleppy says that Ellis Cruce had bis nerve with him.

Harry Breaks, Clarence Hughes, Monroe Ma6on and George Kerr are the champion quail hunters. That is if they can find them in an old houee frozen half to death. Shame, boys, shoot or give up the gun.

will have a heavier debt on your shoulders than the United States has.

WALLACE.

Hiram Allen has a girl this time.

Prof. Saunders gave another lecture Sunday evening at the Bcbool house.

Our friends at Fruits are cordially invited to attend tbe infair dinner on tbe 11th.

John Kassinger and Elliott Ward were seen last evening tnjoj ing a lover's walk.

T. J. Allen wae home Saturday from

I Terre Haute, where he is working in the

Barney Gray went to Frankfort la.st distillery Tuesday. „, The damage suite brought by the

P^chased a hne

KeUere 5s creating a gfeat of ej

citement.

Samuel Shulars prayer that he offered at Sunday school some time ago, has been answered.

Cal Ddp, of Russell Mills, or better known as Cirange Corner, has gone crazy over religion,

'•Vol Ham has bought Heury Clouse and Elliott Ward's patent right for making sadles, an (if will make a supply for market.

News ie precious this

weeK.

being of

great importance. Another railroad cyclone has struck this place, making a clean sweep from Attica, by the way of Newtown, Melott. Hillsboro, Wallace. Marshall, and Rockviile, where the damage stops. Everybody seems horror stricken at the new idea of an electric railroad, along the above-named route, which seems to be a profitable undertaking. AD elpctric railroad bas been talked of for ears, but never as it is now. This is altogether of a different source, being from north to south, while before the idea was a road from east to west.

Educate Tour Bowela With CuwreU. Cathartic, cure constipation forever. Mc, 25c. If C. C. C. rail, druggist* refund money.

CHERRY CJROVE. -1 or./, /.

Freddie Gray is on the sick list.

Joe Egan, of Lafayette, vine i'* tlie Grove tb 1b week.

.James Kincaid. our corn king, will leave the Grove soon.

Ote Thompson saye if he goes Vveet alone it will noi be his fault. Jock H°odfrt,on. our hog jockey, is still on tbe turf. bu ing cattle.

Roscoe Fuller wa» in tho grove law' week, looking after his real estate.

Chas. Lyons will hld the reins for our bachelor, Thomas (Jam 11. this Bummer.

.John Vancleave has accepted the positior of shoveling smoke at the saw mill.

'"'barley Long, wife and baby. are vis iting her aisier, Mrs. Michai Carrol this week.

Those looking for tiouble will find it if tbey mention prosperity to Uncle Hill Carney.

Sam r«videon sas that the Wide Awase 6cribe whispers through his hat

Miss Carry Halem entertained ri-^ht' royall- at dinner, last Sunday. a few of. ber friends. TLose present were Misses

Dora Layne. Katie Murdock, and Pearl take THK REVIW,

Cox. and MeBers. Will Layne, and Roscoe and liert Fuller. The scribe wasn't in it.

HOG HEAVEN.

Wm. H. Biggs is on the sick list. Mrs. Mollie Stout is slowly improving in health.

We learn this week that the picnic is an assured fact.

Say, Roroney, what do you think about the picnic''

Mrs. Wui. Snyder has bought the twpnty-eight acres of land of Seno Cope, price. $810.

Walter Thomas passed through here, tbe other day, badly crippled, having had a very severs fall while crossing Spring creek dam at Yountsville.

Who ie '.be man with bntBS cbeeke, rings in his cose, and no socks on bis feet that writes from "Wide Awake.'' LJe has gall enough to spare some for Sandy, down on tbe creek.

About twebty-seven of our laziest men, including ourself, took part in the wood-cbopping for the church. About twenty cord6 were ^ut. The women ought to

cut

hatchets.

more than that with their

W. J. Soyder will go to. the gold diggings in Alaska in the spring, it iB said. He will go OD a wheel as far as tbe Saskatchewan river, then OD foot to Inyanufangb pasB, thence with dogs to tbe Yukon.

The Prairie Edge correspondent, who is a warm personal friend of ours and a gentfemau of the purest type, is in for the picnic, so ie New Ross, also Sa?dy, as well as our loving sister writer at Cherry Crove. Now let her go, king bee or no king bee.

A certain young democratic sheet in our county seat, during the late campaign. was a great stickler for Cleveland, the old humbug who betrayed tbe democratic party into the bands of the money power. How can any loyal silverite support such a paper?

Many years ago John I. Miller and Ed Sbepp build a wagon and blacksmith shop here, and when the boys went home at night, they would prop the door witb a rail. The bogs in those days ran at large, and in morning when tbe boys came back to work tbey would find the shavings utilized for a bed and ths shop full of bogs. One moonlight mgbt some youngsters wrote on the door with chalk: "Hog Heaven." This is how our place got its name.

A man from here went to town, one day last week, in company with hisgood wife. On their return tbey dropped in at the Trade Palace. His wife asked bim for thiity-tive cents to buy anew calico dress. He said he could nut afford it. at the same time be bad a pound of Battle Ax plug in one pocket and twenty cents worth of smoking tobacco in the other, and his old hide was stn-tched around two gallons of beer. Girls, lookout who you take for a partner.

A good many years ago, when Joe Snyder v. as a squir\ he kept the fourmile house out on the Covington road. One day a rather tall gentleman droppe.i in to stay all night. He came up from Hillsboro. A couple also came in to get married. "What will you charge to marry UB?" said the prospective groom to the Squire. "One dol lar,'' replied Snyder, "but there is a drought in the business, and if you get married to-nigbt I will do the job or six bits." The man said he had no money but bad a good pole cat bide out in hie buggy. Snyder had him bring it in and priced it at forty-five cents. The tall gentleman paid the difference to witness the wedding, and then wrote his name on the marriage certificate. It read: Daniel W. Voorhees. It is there to-day.

SHANNONDAIJE.

Charlotte Riggins baB returned from Lebanon.

Did the ground see hifi shadow last. Wednesday?

E. D. Camden went '. Raccoon Monday to visit friends.

Sbacriondale was ivt dead but onlv sleeping. and is now Wnle Awake.

John Howard, of Klrndale, visited at •Jauii-K Iiankin"s the ilrst of th« week. Che.'. Johnson went to Darlington Monday night to \isit his .vjnool teacher.

If yofi want a good newsy, as well as true b. silver pap-r, take THK KKVIF.W.

The lumber men are still hauling lumber in Cravfordsville for Morgan Johnson.

Wm. Long was called from his home Sunday lo attend the funeral of his mother at Darlington.

Black Creek and N«w Boss are always talking about their pretty girls. If yon want to see a pretty girl come to Sban-

of late, "and that he is not so many but nondale, and as to the good looking what be could he counted." boys, they can't be beat and never ex-

If J. C. Bennett will only go to tlit-' pect to be. Try tberu once and see. pondent for his complement, to the preteast end of Wide Awake, Lurton Hughes w'll join in the cboruB of his favorit« song, "Wait Till the Clouds Roll by, Jenney.''

Our bachelors and widowers are few and 'far between, and, thank cjoodnesi, we have no old mauls.

FRUITS.

People here of

Mre. Woeley Hendricks is very poorly with the grippe.

Earnest Brown, of the city, visited home folks ove»- Sundaj.

Mies Dora Charters is staying at Crawfordsville for a few weeks.

Last Friday Georgia Barker, while playing lost a valuable'ear-ring.

Willard Fink ie hardly able to move on account of a very lauie back,

Superintendent Walkup and Trustee Gil key visited our school Friday.

Ambrose Fruits and family moved on their farm near Wesley Tuesday.

Mrs. James Wilkinson and eon visitad relatives near Wallace Friday Miss Minnie Claypool, of Waynetown, visited Dot Wilkinson Friuay.

Tne dance at Chas. Philpot'e was not very largely attended Tuesday night

Mrs. Dickriian and son, Isaac, are visiting relatives near Y'eddo this week.

Ivan Fink, wife and little niece spent Sunday with Willard Fink and family

There is no question about

rt whatever

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Everett Arwood, of Veedersburg, visited Joseph Wilkinson :ind \\'i- the miter part of the week.

The fox drive Satunla'. wastiuitea Successn. tbe waj it HI TO* Ljt .vbeo it came to thf loMb nur w.-re to b» seen.

Thanks to tbe Chi'iry Ci ove rres~

g'rls at this plmv. SLould your friend Sandy tak* your ad

There

all political views

vis"

and come

down, wo will insure tiim a good time.

SOHOOI. NOTES.

be an old tune s-hYol es

hibition at ..this placo on the &et night of school.

The eight year pupils nr:eet every Wednesday night witb their teacher. They are doing this extra work over tneir day work in the school room.

Mifes Alice Hendricks has be,tn absent two and half days this K-rm. and it ie the fiier. she has missed for Sour years. The cause of her absftnee wai- ibe sickness of h-r mother.

fiarnit, (be Grwcr, Janrtitw n, I Hit. Go to G. Barns and taae a guess on the contents in the jur i'. e:,« of the three prizes. Every twenty-five conts worth of goods in cash entitles you to one guess, (joods all new and clean. Low prices. Sugar, coffae. tfa caned goods, dried fruits, qix ersware, stoneware. Low as the IOWPSI. Barrel salt. Cash or trnde.for produce or U-ith.

G. BAKN-S. Proprietor.

CASTOIIIA.

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Portland, Om, as treated to

John Hunter and family vit'.ted .Mrs. age inst week, with vessels sailing on Hunter's brother Saturday and Sun- the sky and phantom i-^ode on the day. horiBon.