Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 July 1898 — Page 8
I Look Out!
Here's Something You Will NeecT~^
1N47 llogers Bros.' Khives and Porks at $3.50 for a set of each. Rogers Tea Spoons 81.25 p-r set. A lull line of
Silverware
And Fancy Art Metal Ware at very Low Prices.
OTTO,
Tbe Jeweler, 111 South Washington street.
CANCER
ami Tumors scientifically treated aii'l cuiM. N knif. Book tree. 30 years'
cpeneuco. For rolorence write to any of the following former patients (enclosing two cent Mamp-.i
Mrs. John 1J. Ulackwell, Providence, ind cAucer of the broait, cured in lWt. Miss Sarali E. llarton, 413 Elliott St., Muncie, I ml., cancur of tlionecK, cured in 1893. Mrs. Mi.lluent Uond, Peru, Ind., cancer of the br.-'iiH, cured ."ix yours aiio. DU. 1. II. GKATiNV.Mli and Mini St*., Cincinnati, o.
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Watch tbe Price List! You remember the Bargains we offered the public last vear Well, this time vou'll surely open your eyes. Goods at cost and below cost. Beginning Wednesday, -July 21), to last ten days only. Big Bouncing Barqains brought before busy buyers. ,,
THE GOLDEN RULE. 3
'With every purchase beginning Wednesday we will give a piece of sheet music free.®m
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CORRESPONDENCE.
BALHINCH.
Rain is needed very bad. The wheat is all threshed. Crop light.
Lee Switzer and wife were in tbe city Saturday.
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Charley Ramsey threshed the wheat in the Black ring. Virgil Scott's best girl has quit him cold, so rumor says.
Candy Lewellen is putting in a tubular well at the Gilliiand school house. Brack Cash's horse became frightened at the threbher engine and ran off. N damage except broken shafts on thbuggy.
We think the Chilkoot Pass ecrib ought to have the cromo for his impudence. Say, brother, don't get things so mixed up. You know that J. M. Dallas never pra P. It was Tom Xoble.
HOG HEAVEN'.,
13. X. .Tones has ijuit the ice cref.m business.
William Dojle has been paintina some houses up in the Wide A wane neighborhood.
Two of nur handsomest young ladies attended a party given by Howard Xutt in Longview, on Thursday night of last
People We Meet
And are unacquainted with we have but one way of telling who and what they are. The old adage, "You cannot judge a man by the clothes he wears'' certainly doesn't hold good in these latter days. We can onlv judge a man by the clothes he wears and the company he keeps. Our clothes make friends wherever and whenever they go. A man with one of our
jSTEIN-BLOCH SUIT51
On is as well dressed as a man who pays $35 to a
merchant tailor. We've just about a
Car Load of Hats 1
To fit all heads, and Negligee Shirts of every style, color and price.
TANN ENBAUM BROS.,
Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers.
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week. The evening was ent in feasts and frolics. Little Matle Zook. the champion ironer of the Heaven, is preparing to go to Frankfort to visit relatives.
Sandy, of Black Creek, says the tirst ripe home grown melons of the season were raised in his bottom by Tommy Wolliver, and will be pulled to-day.
George Zook says he witl not recline on the grass any more when he calls on Hog Heaven folks. He thinks we sbouklket chicKene cooped up.
POLLY PACKK.
Willis Gallery, famous for baby pictures.
BROWN'S VALLEY.
Service Reynolds sell ice cream every evening.
Littie Mamie Williams is very pooriy at this writing.
Seven tickets were solu from here Sunday to the lake. .Mr. Clements '.has returned home from Crawfordsville.
Miss Cora Moody, of Waveland, is visiting relatives here,
Jesse Carrinaton and wife, of Russellville, are visiting here.
Miss l^on Hicks, of Russellville, attended church here Sunday.
Steane Gott and family, of Darlington, are visiting relatives hare.
Miss Xellie Kendall, of Dana, is viriting T. F. Patton for a short time. Samuel Fisher and family were the guests of Robert Got! on Sunday.
Theodore Allen, of Rising Sun, is visiting John Allen here this week.
Mr. Pratberjand family, of Waveland re the guests of friends here over Sunday.
The camp meeting is in full progress. The tent would not hold the people on Ust Sunday night. On Sunday an allflay meeting will be held. Everybody i3 invited to come with well tilled tjaskets and spend the day.
Why pay more? Fifteen cabinets guarant-Hco—no extra for groups—for §l."iO. Willis Gallery.
SHILOH.
fa very body was glad to see the ram. Will Gray sold a Hock of sheep last
A. Doyle is working in your city this week.
Threshing is nearly finished in this vicinity.
Some o" our your.g men went to the lake Sunday.
Mr. Pnelps and family visited Mr. Thompson, Sunday.
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Harry Bratton and wife were swn on our streets Tuesday.
Lee Hood and grand-mother are visiting in Putnam county.
There will be an ice cream supper at this place next Saturday night. Rose Chadwick is staying with her brother, Lee, near Whitesville.
Sister Sellars is able to be out again af er a severe attack of iheumatism. Mrs. Hart, of Chicago, is spending a few weeks in this neighborhood, visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. D. Jones, of Lebanon. vi.-ited Frank Warren and family Sund ty night.
Quite a number from here attended t'ie funeral of little Lucile Warren at Sinatrshurg Sunday evening.
John PeDnock came near having a runaway, th^ other day. He sprained his wrist quite seriously.
Fifteen prize-winniuu cabinets, 81.5'', Willis Gallery.
ELflDALE.
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The recent rain is fine on the growing crops. D. C. Moore is on the sick list at this it in
J. T. Utterback's boys got a wheel
tore off their vehicle the other night returning from the camp meetim.-. C. A. Widner is having wre fence built.
Jant Mitchel will begin work or, hw house this week. Everybody iahunting berries in this neighborhood.
Work has begun on the new scbj building at Center. Monday's rain has stopped th •threshing for a'few dave.
Sam Mitchel has been building some wire fence for G. W. Widner.
The camp meeting is OV.T and no ot any the wiser unless it is Frank Pilticger.
William Gray and wife, of Black Creek, called on J. R. Vancleave and wife Sunday.
Chas. Harmon and wife woke up Wednesday mornins: and found themselves the proud parents of a new girl.
Mart Murphy's barn was btruck by lightning and burned Monday. Considerably hay and wheat was saved and the wheat and building were insured.
WINQATE.
Mrs. Edna Parker is on the sick list.
We had a nine rain here last Monday.
Ed Vinson is tending bar for J. W. 13ush. John Snyder will move to Indianapolk soon.
Jerry Fowler is very lo.v with blader trouble. Several people went to the Shades this week.
Oats are very late and will not make a half crop. Jerry Martin will move soon to the T.tfeny property.
Reed Sn\der has gone to Loganepirt to work in a hotel. It is said Charley Dazey has sold his farm lor Sao per acre.
Our railroad agent had his shoulder dislocated while out huntiug.
Wm. Elison cleaned off the Pleasant Hill burying ground in nice shape.
Wm. Henry has quit the hotel business and will now run his house as a private residence,
George Thomas is building anew addition to his store, which will make his rjom 1G0 feet long.
Charley Barrett and wife, of Crawfordsville while visiting friends and relatives at the place had a horse badly cut with barbed wire.
Jerre Martin got in a scrap with a boy and got his foot badly sprained. Jerre is all right if he does have to go on crutches like George.
/lust Be a Joke.
En. RKVIEW:— What escaped our notice until lately is a column in the Sunday Star, under date of July 3, 1898, under the head of "A Plucky Fight. It is concerning William M. Reeves, the candidate for prosecuting attorney, nominated by the republican convention. It states in irt that Mr. Reeves is an up-to-date lawyer, and that he has recovered the following sums of money l'or different persons, which is too absurd to be true: 8100,000 for one, S118.000 for another, and $72,000 for anrther, in all £.100,000 The writer of the article in the Star probably meant to leave off the ciphers of the above amounts which would make 8300 instead of the enormous sum above. As tar as William M. Reeves being an up-to-date lawyer, everyone knows as to his ability. He is no*' ner 4f years of age, and a careful poll of all the lawyers in Crawfordsville will show that he personally never tried a Iittigated case even before a justice of the peace.
How about the Ed Holloway case? Reaves might have enlightened the public by telling who he collected the above amounts for, as it will be news to the lawyers in Crawfordsville.
R.-eves is a good trader when it comes to real estate. He seems to have adopted tbe policy of a supposed ex-judge in blowing his own bugle.
The picture in the article herein mentioned, resembles Reeves, and it soui.ilh like he had written the article himtelf.
Al! advertisements in the Sunday Star are paid for.
Fifteen cabinets, $1.50, Willis Gallery
Big 4 ExcurnioiiH.
Saratogo N. Y. one fare for round trip Aug. 1st and 2nd. Return Aug. 10th with proviso for extension until Aug. 3tst.
Indianapolis, ind., Republican State Convention. One fare round trip on A it 2nd and 3rd,return limit Aug. 5th.
Rock Island, 111., one fare pills $4.00 for tbe round trip Aug. 7th and 8tb, account of Union Veterans. Return limit Aug. 19th.
Li. A. W. Indianapolis one fare for tte round trip Aug. 8:h and 9th. Return limit Aug. 15th.
Danville, 111., Vermillion county Chatauqua, one and one third fare for round trip, AUR. 4th to 18th, inclusive. Good returning until Aug. 19th.
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W. J. FLOOD, Agent.
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No. 207
East Market Street.
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Prices Range from $35 to $45.
The most modern range made to-day. When you are ready for a new range do not fail to see this one. Everyone warranted. Cutpriceson
Furniture, Carpets, Dishes
Hardware, etc., during Julv and August.
•^'At cost and less than cost. Decorate your Doors and Windows with Fret Work. We have an elegant assortment.
Zack Mahorney Company.
THEY COriE AND GO I
Some live on a bonus, utliers subsist
we buy Grain at
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^HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
At all times. This has been our motto for Tweutv' Years. It succeeds. Our Capital is not all wind. Come and see
Crabbs & Reynolds.
DARTER & HODGKIN,
Big 4 Elevator.
Come To Stay!
Have been through three lircs, one flood and are here at the old stand and expect to stay unlt ss a cycloue takes me away. 1 have associated with me Mr. U. V. Hodgkin, a gentleman of thirteen years' experience in the grain trade. Wo ate bee to stay, and extend a co-dial invitation to ail our numerous friends to call and see us as we will always have something good on tap for our patrons. The legitimate price will be paid for grain the year round. Our Capital is limited, but not all wind. We are busy handling wheat so we have no time t^ talk about our neighbors. "The devil when si a monk would be,
AYhen well the devil a monk was he."
Remember we Carry the Celebrated-
GOLDKX LINK FLOUR
Manufactured at Gracevillc, Minn the best Flour ever brought to this county. Very Truly Yours, r-M-y
Darter & Hodgkin*
YOU GET
wind, but.
Better Beer from a half barrel than from a fourth of a barrel. You -, also get better beer from a barrel than a half barrel. We arc now tapping from barrels exclusively.
"THE IVODGE."