Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 February 1894 — Page 3
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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1804.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
What People Ant Doiiitf, 'What They Are Saying, and Where They Are Going.
:H-Laymon\s Great Cut Off Cigar. —Order cabs of Insley «St. Durnull. —dudg'e Miyder was in Indianapolis to-day. -Charley lioss is home from Frahcisville. —Mrs. C...I.. Kost wont to iudianapolis to-day. —Olivea Jones and wife are home from a visit in Indianapolis. —Candidates should have their cards printed by Tin-: Journal Co. --Mrs. Bertha Eastiaek Hewitt is down from Chicago on a visit.. —.lames Anderson, of Crbaua. O.. a cousin of George. .John, Sam and Tom Robinson is in the city on a visit. —(lid Dr. .1. (J. McMechan is improving from his injuries but his aged wife is quite low and her death is feared. —Mrs. 1?. 15. Fullenwider and lid O'lluver have purchased adjacent lots in the .lanie .lones addition and will build houses in the Spring. —Blooniingtou Tclepliunc. .James Win pert states that his brother, J. C. Wingert. of Crawfordsvillc. who lias been dangerously ill, is better Klder IIowe, of C'rawfordsville, is expected here next .Monday to assist Dev. NanCleave in his revival work, lie is said to be a very able preacher
-Ornth of Katie Dnvern.
Katie Davern. aged twenty years, the daughter of Wm. Davern. died last night at the family residence in the east end. She had long been a patient sufferer from consumption. The deceased was a great favorite amongst, her many friends, and her sad death brings affliction to the hearts of all. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of all their friends. Funeral services take place at St. Bernard's church on Sunday afternoon.
An Lronrhid Utile.
General Superintendent l.owell, of the Monou lilies, has issued an order to the effect that any employe who wishes to retire, from the service of the company lias only to be seen entering or emerging from a saloon or where intoxicating liquors are sold. This rule is ironclad. s-yirS
.A I'leMHiiiit Surprint".
About- fifty of the friends and neighbors of Mrs. liillie. B. .Mount tendered her a pleasant surprise last evening at hoi- home on Jefferson street. Good music, taffy pulling, the usual games of cards and other amusements caused the time to pass most- pleasantly until midnight.
Will Prolmbly Not Livo tuiiR. Word was received from Indianapolis last evening that .John R. Courtney is failing rapidly ami will probably not livelong.
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Look out for another wedding soon. Mrs. I.on Titus and Fannie Campbell are slowly recovering.
Welbv Watson spent Monday with l'rof. 10. A. Cunningham. Protracted meeting at Presbyterian church beginning last Sunday.
Miss Fannie F.lmore and E. A. Coulter were married Sunday evening. .John Aminennan has moved into the property vacated by Dr. Ensiiiinger.
Brother IJrady. of Christian church, will fulfill his regular appointment Sunday.
Miss Lueile Fishero and Lillie Lytic have returned from a pleasant visit with Lcoline Divine, of Waveland.
A crowd went out bot sled riding Tuesday night. Tlie makeup was 1.iilie Loaie, Lucy Fishero. Ann:i Wirt, Clara SmiLh. I'earl Smith. Ilattie Opperman. Lew Stanford. 11iiy tlrimes, Frank Westl'all. Wiley Wirt. Hood, llolman and Ucrt Deetz. (iiiy Grimes and sister a be!. entertained quite 'aji number of their friends Saturday evening. A very pleasant evening was passed. Those present were: Misses Lueile Fishero. I iara Smith, Lillic Lytle. Ilattie ()pperman. I'earl Smith, Minnie I'eckett, Mae I'jnsniinger. Alice Westfall. Annie. Manda and Sjyrtle Wirt and Messrs. Charlie and Frank Westfall. Wiley Wirt. Ilood llolman. Eston Slusser. ])r John iCusminger. Lou Stanford, i'aul anil Ambrose Campbell and Guy Hell.
Doe. Myers 011 getting up Monday morning found the snow so terribly deep that it was impossible for him to get up in the wonderful city. So. rather than stay in the ho-ise all day he hooked up his ratty pony to a box and drove all over the streets of Alamo for the one purpose of being able, himself, to make his usual route over the town. But after completing his work he came to the conclusion that he had labored these U8 minutes, S seconds for nothing, so. therefore, lie laid in his l)ill of §13.22. We all feel for Doe. but are afraid he has labored in vain.
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A Sugg^gtion a« to lU'tliHtrletlni To the 1-Milor ol' The Juui mil. There is no just reason why our legislative body should be composed of six members. It has been that way since the organization of our city. Whj not advance with more members in our Council, as we have in population, territory ar.d improvements? Crawfordsvillc has arrived at a point where slic should have at least eight or ten members in his iminicipul government. This would lie money well siient, and should be done at this time, by the present Council, so that at the coining May election we could elect the additional members. Our city can lie divided into four wards by taking Wasliington street as the north and soutli line, and Wabash avenue as the east and west line. By this method we will have eicht Councilineu. Or. by running the lines east and west it would be more equal in territory, towit: Firs tward. all that part of the city north of Spring street: second ward, betu een Spring and Main streets third waid ljetweeii Main and Wabash avenue fourth ward, between Wabash avenue and Franklin street fifth word, all that part of the city south of l'ranklin street. Jtv this method we would have ten Councilmen. This suggestion is without any thought as what the political status of the council would lie. It would lie safe to say that two-thirds of the members-elect would lie Repulilicans.
A Tax Payi:U.
To Fight the I'ee and Sjilary l.iuv. The committee from State ottiecrs who some time ag*o arranged to light the new fee and salary law have not given up their efforts to break it. and the committee appointed some time ago consisting of Sheriff lioice. of Hen ton. Recorder Hlaeker. of Clinton, and Treasurer Heard, of Huntington, were empowered to do anything in the line of pror.ecut.ing this litigation that it thought was in the interest of the county oflieers. It was decided yesterday by the court of Marion county to again test the constitutionality of the famous law. The principal ground of the suit this time will be that the act is„uneonstitutional be cause it is special inasmuch as it Gxes the salaries of the county ollieers by counties ahd does not, grade them by population as under the old law. Instead of making a horizontal cut. the law specifies each counly, and, accordingly comes under the head of "special legislation Judge Elliott, late of the Supreme Uench, will have charge of the suit and bri .'g it this \\*eekv:v- ,-.
In the Putnam CiiTuit'Coiirt". (ircencastle Bainier-Times: Central National Hunk, of tJreeneastle. vs. F. P. Nelson, etal., foreclo.sure:judgment rendered against W. 11. Durham, .las. F. Darnell and Franklin V. Nelson in favor(of Central Hank for S]0.T0:. .'m and judgment against, t-lie same in favor of the First National Hank for SiLL'SL First National I»ank of Greencastle vs. Win, H. Durham. F. I\ Nelson. au^l James F. Darnell, note: judgment against all the defendants for S 1 3 0 v.'
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J/h-asanlly Entertained."
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pence handsomely entertained quite a large party of friends at a o'clockdinner. The affair was in honor Mr. and Mrs. George T. Dinwiddle, of Frankfort, and proved to be decidedly enjoyable, The evening was pleasant ly passed after dinner by variom amusements, the guests remaining until a late hour.
Had His l'en*ion Cut OIV.
Gardner 1*. Wills, of New 'Richmond a three years" soldier in an llliuoi regiment, has been dropped from th pension rolls by order of Jloke Smith «!C- Co. lie was receiving S1J a month If Lochren knew that lie had alway been a Democrat perhaps this would have saved him. Mr. Wills says he through,.with the Democracy.
The OiiiaU'itmi.
The regular meeting of the Ouiatemm will be held at Judge Harney's room in the court house at 7:30 this evening. Dr. J. N. Taylor will read the paper on "Ghosts and Apparitions." Frof. A. R. Milford will present the current topic.
Surprise Party.
Last evening a number of the friends of Miss ilelen Nolan tendered her pleasant surprise party at her home on South Walnut, street. The evening was very pleasently passed and all present were highly entertained.
Fw-:sir home made bread every day at. Rarnhill. llornaday A* Fickett s. iJ- 17Mas. O. W. McDamki..
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COURHEY'S COURTING,
'Ihe IMdiculouft Old lirau, of WajtH'iovvo, Rt-tnftvrioi Ills Twice IHvoreeri Wife And All Is I^ovely For ThU
Week4 Maybe.
uld Tom Courtney, ol' aynetown. has again put his already skinned proboscis to the matrimonial grind stone, lie was married yesterday at Danville, 111., to his twice divorced wife. KeJiecca Fruits Stivers of redolent memory. Within the past two years Tom has lieen married jto this woman three times and has secured two divorces from lier. Ilis marriage bill has footed up about PHI and his divorce bill to about f? 1,000. Tom has grown ^ray headed trying to solve the great matrimonial problem and malting otic woman and one clean shirt last through three marriages and two divorce suits, lie manages affairs so as to about equally divide his time between the hymeneal altar and the witness stand ig a divorce suit. 'l'oin has been ony of the wealthiest farmers in Wayne township but if he persists in monkeying with the female board of trade he won't have enough left in a year or so to buy funeral ice. He was a childless widower, as gay us a horned mutton, when he married the widder Stivers the first time. Very soon war clouds as ljig as the bill for rullen's Chinese wall arose on the connubial horizon and liegan to patter lown big drops in the Courtney camp of domestic felicity. Mrs. Courtney's half grown sons playfully impersonated clouds and, perhaps, did more to stir up a good stiff brce/o than anything else. The personal encounters between Tom and Kcbecca which were marked by the shedding of gore. hair, teeth and toe nails, also contributed to making the matrimonial cyclone a brilliant success. A divorce and a cross complaint, both tilled with sensational and sassy charges were filed and in the course of time the divorce was granted. In much less than three weeks-"Tom had made brilliant charge on the affections of his ex-wife and captured the works.
The old gray mare was hitched up and the cooing couple came rattling to town to be made one again. They were evidently fond of this exciting game of "odd and even" however, for along about raspberry time another divorce suit was tiled. The charges were as gay and gaudy as ever. Each charged the other with murderous assaults, of wearing the finger nail long, and of carrying files to sharpen teeth in advance of a battle. Mr Courtney came inarching into il court house under the banner of "No divorce without alimony." She got- it. Again the good people were separated but the lawyers were still busy counting their fees when old Tom begun to get gay again, lie made eyes at the lady on their way home from the trial and in less than a week liegau greasing his boots and wearing a collar. In less than ten days he was writing lier poetry and driving a gravel wagon two miles out of hi» "vav to pass Annie's residence.
In two months the cooing and lolly gagging was in full blast again and the roses blossomed on hymen's altar yesterday for the third Ume while Hymen himself went across the street to a neighboring Valoon and getting gloriously drunk offered his .mcient business interests for sale for a mere song. The marriage agreement was drawn up Wednesday at Waynetown liy the amiable and agreeable Win. Sinims of the Waynetown liar. Tom agreed in these articles to leave Annie-: one-third of all his property, in fee simple, when he died. He. also .agreed to milk the cow and slop the sow. Waynetown is all speculation as to the time of the filing of the next divorce suit. Bob Baker and Morris llerzog are fitting up a lottery stand in the back of Hevzog's store and will sell tickets numbered by days from tli-e first of next week up until the first of June. The man holding the ticket with the day of filing the suit upon it will draw the capital prize—a type, wrill-en copy of one of Capt. Billings" war stories with the truthful part in brackets.
A Uolihing Party.
Last evening a merry party of young folks went
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an extended boll sled
ride making atrip to the country home of Ed Coleman, near Linden. Here several hours were pleasantly passed in dancing and other amusements, an elegant supper being served. All returned by late moonlight. Those in the party were Misses Julia Karl. May Wasson. Ollie Talbert. Maggie Cox, Anna Kohl. Jennie l'rice and Ivose Scott. Messrs. Ingram liill, Cliff Yoris, Charles Lee, Tom Clark, Will Murphy,. George Fry and Oscar KuH'iier.
To F.e Continued.
.T. .T. Mills is home from Kalamazoo, .Mich. The trial of Louis I'aqtict, of bank fame, is set for Monday but will be continued. Mr. Mills thinks Paquet- will be released on bail next week.-
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Dr. Ileighway is sick. Splendid sleighing" this week. Ladoga wants the Uunkards' school. (ieorge Linn has returned from Attica.
Revival meeting still continue at the churches. Mrs. Joseph Wirigiti Msiting at Wliitesville.
Steve Smith will remove his family to New Hoss soon. Miss Sallie Fullen spent Wednesday at Crawfordsville.
J. F. Warfel and J. C. Knox were in Indianapolis on Monday. W. l'\ Ivpperson spent the first of the week at Cleavclund on business.
George Reed has removed to the Uird property on Midland street. T. A. Scott now has charge of the Mills house and will run first-class hotel.
The new buildinir will be built in
Mrs. Anna Sutherland
Kalamazoo, Mich., Jiml swellings In tlio neck,
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Hood's Sarsaparilla
And is now free from it all* She has urged many others to tako Ilood'a SarsapariUa and they have also been :ured. It will do you good.
HOOD'S PlLLQ Curo nil I.Ivor Ills, Jaundice, •Ick hoadac.Vo, biUounnoii, sour ttomach, nauiev
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MA YOU,
Fheu C. Hanuki. will he a candidate tor Muyorol'the ehy of Cni\vford«viUe, subject t'i ihc decision of the Kenubllcan lulmary election.
KobmtC. Smith will he a candidate for Mayor of ihe City of Crius'fordsvllle, subject to the do. Islon of tlie Hepublleun primary election to be held March 0.
Thomas Ij. Stimvcll "will he a candidate f"i Mayor of the City of CrawTordsville, sub.ieet to the decision of the Republican primurv lection to beheld March 0.
CITY THE AS UK Kit.
Fhank D. Ahhaiiam will he candidate for City Treasure?, subject to the decisiou ol the Kepuohcau primary election.
William F.. Nioitolho?' 1r a candidate for Cl'y Treasurer, subject to tho decision of the Hcpubliciin primary election.
.CITY MARSHAL.
John* J. Bkotiiehk will be a candidate for Marshal of tho City of (Jrawfordsvide, Kubjuet to the decision ot the Uepeublican primary election to be held March 0.
James P. Gkimf.s will be a candidate for City Marshal, subjyt to the decision, ol the Uepublican primary election.
rrr clerk.
Koukkt G. Laksh will be emdUate for City Clerk, subject to the decision of tliv lt publicun primary election,
ChaklksH. Marshall will be a candidate for Chy Clerk subject to the decision ot the Republican primary election. f»A^ lord 6. McCll'Ue will bo a candidate for City Clerk subject to the deciblou of the Republican primary clect:ou.
Is4A(- Nkwton Milleii will, be a candidate for City Clerk, subject', to the decisiou of the Republican primary election.
Uohkut T. Ramsay will ho a candidate tor City Ucrk subject to the decision of theRipubiican primary eiection.
OiAitLKs M. Scott will be A candidate for Cuy Icrk subject to the decisiou ot the Republican primary election.
Joshi-it I). Tiiacy will be a candidate lor City CI rk, subject to the decision of tho lie publican primary cleeti-n.
COUXCILMAX-Snd n'AItl*. Gi ott(iK E. Koiunson will to a candidate for Councilman from the Second 'A'ard, subjret to the decision ot th«? Republican primary election to be held Murbh 0.
COUXClLMAA—3d WAiUK (ir.onnK W. Mahkley will be A candidate for Councilman from the third ward, subject to the decision of the Republican'primary election.
William N. McCamcihll will he a candidate lor Councilman from the third ward, asubjeot to the decision of the Republican primary election.
PROSIA L'Ti\a ATTORNEY. IX'Mont Kkn-vkdy will be a candidate for Pre scL'ttiiufr Attorney foi the 2',M Judicial Ciinit, composed of Montgomery county, subject to the deci ion of the ltcpubllcan convention.
Fixley P. Mocnt will be a candidate for Prosecuttmr Attorney for the "-d Judicial Circuit, composed of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of tne Republican convention.
TOlt'SsnU* TRUSTEE* Daniijl 1L (Jilkky will be a caudldate for Trustee of Union towushlp, subject tothedicislun of the Republican convention.
William A. Rick, of North Uulou. will be a candidate for Trustee of Union township, subject to the decision ot tbe JlepublJcan convention
Sam p. &YMMH9 will be a candidate for the nomination of Trustee of Union Township, subject to tin decision of the Republican con* vention.
Hk.vky II. Talhot will bo a candidate lor Trustee of Union township, subject to the decision of the KopubllcHL eouvcnUon. tit'UitiAM K. Vanscovoo will be a candidate for trustee of Union township subject to the decision of the Republican convention.
early Spring at the old meat mnrUet locution. The night express on the passed throutrh here Tuesday twelve hours late.
Motion n] most
A larjre number of the Christian Endeavors are making arrangements to attend the convention at Crawfordsvillc on March L' and 3.
Ih'jifiu'Sh Cannot He Cured
liy local applications as they cannot, reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of tile Eustachian Tube. When this tube is' inllained yon have a rumbling sound or imperfect, hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this lube restored to its normal eondition, hearing will be destroyed forever, nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous sjirfaces.
Wc will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused bv ca-taiu-h) that cannot be cured by flail's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free
F. .1. CI 1 EEN 15Y & CO., Toledo. O. E3^*Sold by druggists, ?5c. All Ktlltor's Ih-rtHii in full nl lull.
Mr. C. I*. Davis, editor of the Bloomfield, Iowa. Flintier says "I can recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all sufferers with colds and croup. I have used it in my family for the past two years and have found it the best I ever used for the purposes for which it is intended." fiU cent bottles for sale by Nye & Booe. Ill north Washington street, opposite the court house.
Foh tags see Tub Jot'iiNai.Co., Pkinttor.
VaiidHlia l.inc KxriirMons
To south, southeast and southwest will run on various dales from now until June S. IV.iJ. inclusive, at one fare for the round trip. Call on or address any Vandalia line agent and ask for information contained in circular No. 327 of Januarv 20th.
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Yours truly,-
ABE LEVINSON.
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