Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 February 1889 — Page 6
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INJURIES.
40 YEARS' CHRONIC PAIXS.
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM.
THE CURE.
AFTER 6 YEARS.
K. Albany St., Ithaca, N. T., Dec. 19, 1381. For over 40 years I have been a victim of BbetuaatUm. I was per* •uaded to try St. Jacobs Oil. have nsed two bot» ties and a man more free from rheumatism never walked our streets. My limbs that were once stiff and lane are now as light and l'mber as in my youth. JOS. EDSELL.
Ithaca, N. Y., July 5. 1887. Buffered many years— injury to hip resulting In rheumatism, muscular weakness and contracted cords. Two bottles St. Jacobs Oil relieved me so that I now walk about and attend to daily duties at 63. 1 heartily Indorse it.
JOS. EDSELL.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Hon. Miclmul Carroll \v is homo over Suuday.
Miss Minnie Mvera visited in Indianniiolis iaHt week. Guy Slnckton and fharloy Lt^e spout Sunday in Lehaiioii.
CSiaricv Hobli is laid up with intlamatory rhfuiiiatisin. Lafayette is ti liave a hftsi- liall cluh. Sonieboil.v pity us.
Waynetown lias a tnntl reform dub of thirtyfour members. lir. O'iu, of Klmdnle, will build a new resideute in ttie spring.
Mike Callniian has iKiuirt-t the Henry l!rown saloon on (ireen street. Prof. Coulter lectures at DePauw University on the 13th of next iiioe'ii.
John Brant was up from Waynetown, Monday, looking up his new boom. The deepest snow of the season thus far fell on Sunday night and ^ionday morning.
The Atheniau Coucert Company talk of giving an entertainment at Waynetown* soon. The criminal libel suit against John Brant, editor of the Waynetown Hornet, has been dismissed.
This Is great weather we are having. Saturday the boys go a swimming, and Monday a skating.
Ike Slievlin has moved his billiard tables to (ireencastle aud will establish a billiard hall in that town.
We know the Roekville Tribune man cannot regret more than we do that we did not give him credit.
The Y. M. C. A. building is nearly finished and will be ready for the use of the association probabiy within a month. ^v
Hon. Jas. A. Mount was in the city, Saturday, and has the thanks of tho REVIEW for a copy of the new election law.
The free delivery carriers -do not consider they have a holiday job the cold morniugs of this week in delivering the mail all over the city.
The plastering of the new Christian church has been completed, and the building, it is thought, will be ready .for occupancy., by.the loth of April.
A smoke house belonging to Rev. Hickman, in the southern part of the city, caught fire, Saturday, but was promptly extinguished by the fire company.
A hatchet in a load of corn which wasduinp ed at Charley Kirkpatnck's elevrtor at New Richmond, last week, broke the large fnn in the sheller, delaying tho work for a few days.
Saw logs and heading blocks in vast quantities have been taken through the city for some weeks past from the northwest part of the county to the mill and factory near the junction.
E. Dewey, a former resident of Montgomery county, who now resides in East Portland, Oregon, is visiting old friends here. He hr.s not been in Montgomery county for many years aud can see many changes.
A. M. Snyder, who owns the two fine stallions which attracted so much attention in this city some time since, lias moved from Newtown to Richmond. Mi. Snyder has two of the finest horses in the State and will be a valuable addition to the blooded stock in the county.
A person wants to go to an inaugural ceremony just once aud under no circumstances will he desire to go again," said Gen. Manson the other day. Crowded cars, exorbitant hotel rates, indifferent fare, pickpockets, etc., form combination of disagreeable features that people desire to be in but once.
Prof. Frank Lee gave an entertainment at Waynetown last Friday aud Saturday nights. He is making quite a success of his mesmeric powors, aud is a young man worthy of the encouragement of everyone. His entertainment in this city last week was a success, nnd the good attendance showed that many friends at his liQine.
Paul Hill, a young society man of Green castle, was arrested Saturday on a warrant charging him with embezzlement. The affidavit was signed by Mrs. Flora E. Sanborn, who alleges she gave Hill some four hundred dollars to deposit in bank. It appears Hill has made away with the money. He is a son of J. F. Hill, and one of the city's leading merchants, aud for over a year has been paying attention to Mrs. Sanford's daughter. He was released on eight hundred dollars bail, his father goiug on his bond.
The passengers on the east bound O. I. & W, train, Thursday evening, witnessed a sad scene which melted the hearts of all of them. A brother and sister had in charge a very sick sister who they were taking to their home in Ohio. While euroute she had taken much worse and quite orten they- thought she was dying. Her only wish was that she might live to see her mother, and her appeals to the passengers to pray that she would see her dear mother were heart rending. Even the trnv eling men bowed their heads in grief and there was hardly a dry oyo in the car.
"Lew" Wallace claims to have received no less than sixty different requests for permission to dramatize "Ben Hur." To all of them he has replied with a respectful negative, and the statement that he himself has prepared a stage version of his novel. The latter fact is well known by New York managers who, while they admire the literary girts of Gen. Wallace have, after reading his drama, pronounced it incapable of production on the ground that he has not known how to make a real play of it If Wallace were to accept tho collaboration of a competent man, ho would own one of the best dramatic properties in existence.—Dun Jop's Stage News. v..
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We can stand most everything, but when Jack Spenco calls us a swell-head then we vant to fight. In days of yore when Brother Spence trotted in double harness with us he knew our head was ordinary size, and though we roasted his Adonis, "Jeeins T. Johnsing of Parke," he should not get wrathy. Jack, dear boy, you are growiug childish.
The poultry fanciers of tho county met, according to auuoiiiicemont, in the small court room Saturday afternoon. They cail the organization "The Montgomery County Poultry Association," and elected the following ofiicers: President, Fred Bandei Treasurer, J. W. Fullen Secretary, M. H. (ialey Executive Committee, Ben Myers, (ieo. Lawton, H. L. Harlan, Jas. Hutchison and J. H. Sarvies. They will meet again March 2nd.
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THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW
The cow ordinance will go into effect tomorrow. The Wabash will be issued the first of next week.
Quarterly meeting at tho A. M. E. churoli tomorrow. Airs. Mayme Kelly visited in Iiidiauapolis this week.
The couuty commissioners had a gravel road session Monday.
The Frankfort Times has a $1,000 libel suit. So much for the Tunes. Rev. Ftisou is at Fairbanks, Sullivan couuty, holding revival meetings,
Geo. A. Dickers' 11, of Indianapolis, has leased the Lafayette opera house.
Will Beny, living near Mace, is still very ill, his recovery being quite doubtful.. Mace's K. P.'s will observe the -oth anniversary of the order by having a grand oyster supper.
Grant Johnson came down from Chicago to spend Sunday Suuday with his father, near Mace.
The fox drive iu Wayne township, Saturday, was postponed on account of the inclement weather.
In the case of R. S. Osbuni the bond was on Friday changed from Auditor Gobeu to Postmaster Booo.
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Not a dog lias been shot that anybody knows of in this city, notwithstanding there are large numbers of them running the streets unmuzzled.
F. E. 1). McGinley has retired from his position as managing editor of the Lafayette Sunday Times. Col. Juo. S. Williams will soon be home to assume management.
The pin-headed prodigy of the Waveland Independent grows painfully funny and froths like a sick kitten at a puking contest over our article in defence of that. town. Poor child.
Wilson & Sons' dry goods store came near having a fire Saturday night, caused by the electric light wire coming in contact with a piece of tin in the roof. It was discovered and extinguished before it had done much damage.
Tom Nolan bas again assumed control of the Sherman house and as he always made a success of this popular place it is safe to say it will be up to its old standard. Mr. McClure, the retiring landlord, lias not decided what he will engage
A fatal ni'naway occurred at B'ville, Lauraanie township, Tippecanoe couuty, last week, Theodore Martin was driving a pair of mules. A farmer friend was with him. The mules run away aud both men weie„throvyu^ out, Martin's friend being killed.
The country roads which are not" graveled are strong arguuienls for that much needed addition to them, Oue trip over a mud road this week will convince anyone of their need. Montgomery county people have reasons to bo glad that tho majority of their roads are graveled, aud the enterprising citizeus of each township should see that every road in their locality is graveled.
The divines of Terre Haute have been tally aroused to the situation of that beautiful city, says an exchange. Last Suuday Rev. Hollingsworth, of Asbury, iu his discourse said: "No man or woman who is filled with the Hoiy Ghost can sit down at the table aud engage in a game of euchre. No mau or woman who is filled with the Holy Ghost can be whirled over the floor of a dance hall to the orchestral music of the waltz.''
•ggi Xlie Kellisoii Case.
Interest iu the Keliisou-Coffmau litigations has been revived here by au action broughtju the circuit court here Friday morning.
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Some time ago the Crawfoidsville Arj News, S. M. Coft'uian, editor aud proprietor, published a sensational article statiug that A. T. Kelhsou, residing near Darlingtou, hail seduced Carrie Alexander and brought her to this -City to hide her shame.
This was followed by the strenuous denial of the parties interested, and Mr. Kellison produced evidence of having married Miss Alexander some time before the article was published.
Then Mrs. Kellison preferred a 5515,000 damage and libel suit against S. M. Coffuian who published the obnoxiotiB article first.
The action brought Friday was au affidavit on information filed by Prosecutor Haywood and James B. Miluer, charging S. M. Coffmau with assault and battery on Mrs. Kellison while in this city. The affidavit is for criminal actiou in tho matter.
Mrs. Kellison asserts that after the article was published Coffmau visited her here and endeavored to extort a confession of its truthfulness from her, He asked her to say that she had been seduced and was then iu a delicate condition. She refused to make such au assertion. He changed his persuasion then to force and rudely seized her by the shoulders, placing one hand on her abdomen. The charge of assault and battery is based on these assertion. This charge will be heard here and the civil action will probably be tried at Crawfordsville. The trial promises to briug out some very interesting points and is certainly peculiar case. The matter has awakened much interest here and iu Montgomery couuty
Ceasey our coughing and enjoy refreshing slumber, which I)r. Bull's cough syrup will insure you
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A Wonderful Oiler.
For many years the manufacturers of Dr. Sage's catarrh remedy have offered, in good faith, §500 reward for a case of nasal catarrh which they cannot cure. The remedy is sold by all druggists at only 50 cents. It has fairly attained world-wide reputation. If you have dull, heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal passages, discharges failing from the head to the throat, sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid, at others, thick tenacious, mucous purulent, bloody and putrid if the eyes are weak watery and inliauied if there Is a ringing in the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to clear the throat, expectoration of oflensiv matter, together with scabs from ulcers, the voice being changed and has a nasal twang the breath offensive -airll and taste impared sensation of dizziness, with mental depression a hacking cough and general debility, you suffering from nasal catarrh. The more com plicated your disease, the greater number and diversity of symptoms. Thousands of cases annually, without maiiitt'stiug half or the above symtoins, result in consumption, and end in the grave. No disease is so common more disceptiveaud dangerous, less understood or more unsuccessfully treated by physicians.
EXCHANGE SAYING.
A child of Joseph Nicoll, of Chicago, was brought here for burial, The funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Nicholl is a daughter of Editor Spence. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the grief-stricken family and friends.—Covington Fiend.
Earnest Stanley and Lena Price eloped from Frankfort 011 Saturday last. They went to Whitlock where they remained at the Sawyer hotel until Tuesday. The brothers of the girl started in pursuit and were close upon their track when they left Whitlock. Stanley had procured a marriage license at Danville, 111., and thither they went. It is supposed that they had tho ceremony performed yesterday, Just before the irate brothers appeared, and that the fatted-calf part of the program will quickly follow. The girl is a bright brunette, 17 years of age, and Stanley is 25 years old. He is engaged in the poultry business on the line of the Toledo & St. Louis railroad.—Attica Ledger.
H. L. Kramer and W. T. Barbeo, of the syndicate that recently purchased the Cameron Springs property, were in the city last Saturday. In company with J. S. Nave they visited the springs, selected sites for the new buildings and took some photographic views of the grounds for advertising purposes.—Attica Ledger. ..
Mace Townsley was all down to Ladoga last Tuesday. He paid the Leader office a pleasant sittiug, as well as his annual subscription. That was nice.
A wagon with "Creamery" painted on tho side made its appearance on our streets, Wednesday. If the driver of that vehicle only knew what unpleasant memories he awakens iu these parts he would humanely drive around or hitch outside and walk in.
The meetings at the Christian church are still iti progress, with nuabated interest and attendance. There have been 18 additions by confession since last week's issue, making the total uiiinber of accessions thirty-six. Those that have joined this week are: Harry Barnes, Harry Johnson, Richard Troutman and wife, Mrs. John Nicholson Jr., Mrs. John Liukenhoker, Mrs. George Myers Jr., Bert Robbins, W. K. Jenkins, Morton and Minnie Keys, Maggie Snyder, Miss Linn and brother, Glora Gott, Gracie Byrd, John Himes Jr., Louisa Lame and Oliver Agee.—Ladoga Leader.
Rosedale has bought 3t5 buckets, au extension ladder, 300 feet of inch rope and three hooks, to be used by the bucket brigade iu case of fire. This is better protection than we havo. There should be some means provided to fight lire.
D. Garwood's candy factory is the lattest addition to the busiuess interests of Wavelaud. He will stock the old postoffice room on Cross street with faucy groceries aud for the present make ouly enough for his own trade but after awhile hopes to supply the surrounding towns with sweetuess.—Waveland Independent.
Iu the township institute 011 last Saturday J. Zuck called attention to the fact that legislation for the removal of the school fund in Indiana from its present use to that of the public highway fund is probably imminent. On motion of Prof. Higgins, seconded by R. E. Ray, the president, Mr. Zuck, appointed a committee of three to draft resolutions praying the legislature to retain the funds in the school fund for ttieir present purposes. The chair appointed as a committee Messrs, Ray and Cord and Prof. Higgins.
James Stockdale received a telegram from Oakwood, Ky., Tuesday, statiug that his father, Wm. H. Stockdale, had died. Mr. Stockdale has many friends that will regret to hear this ad news.
Our legislature met at White's hall, Wednesday night aud organized. W. G. Zerface was elected Speaker J. S. Muuns, Clerk D. T. Thompson, Sergeant at Arms Robert Middleton, Doorkeeper W. H. Booe, Treasurer. The Speaker appointed Nathan Coberly, R. E. Ray and J. S. Zuck a committee on bills, and R. S. Osborne, W. F. Booe and W. E. Fauuce a committee on credentials. Committee on ways and means, Prof. Higgins, G. B. Moore, J. T. Gray and Fouce Sumuer. Further organisation was effected last night (Friday). Next Wednesday night, business will begin lively.—Waynetown Hornet, /'t ji
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Last Wednesday night a "yaller dorg" belonging to the widow Berry got 011 a rampage and killed a couple of smaller dogs, eatiug the head entirely off one of them and the nose off of the other one. On Thursday the same dog was out agaiu and killed two or three more luckless canines. On Friday moruiug the dog destroyer was himself killed with powder aud ball. We have often heard of the old saying, "dog eat dog," but never saw it so fully exemplified before.—Roekville Eagle.
Are you going to the races?" "Yes, and bet on the wining horse. Not the handsome Abdullah, he is lame. Didn't you know? I'll whisper in your ear, he'll win. They're using salvation oil.
Kick on water at Michigan City. Claimed that fish are supplied through pipes to consumers with extra charge.
heir Business Boom ills'
Probably no one thiug has caused such general revival of trade at Nye & Co., drug store as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. "King's new discovery for consumption. The trade is sim ply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, aud all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by get ting a trial bottle free, largo size $1. Every bottle warranted.
An old black cat, smelling mischief, i-aved the lives of eight families in a New York ten einent. A defective gas main was slowly suffocating the sleepers.
The Honieli* st Man of Cra wlonls vilie As well as the handsomest, and others ai invited to call on any druggist and get free trial bottle of Kemp's balsam for the throat aud lungs, a remedy that is selling entirely upon its merits and is guaranteed to relieve and cure all chronic and acute coughs, asthma, broiichit« and consumption. Large bottles 50 cents and £1. N-17-ly-e-o-w
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A rupture, if not slight, will give a pension. Also ruptured veins or diseases of the lungs. If you are entitled to a pension don't delay it. Let 11s file your cass while there is yet time.
Full bounty paid to all soldiers discharged on account of wounds, rupture or any injury, the same as if they served their full time. Send two stamps for a circular of Pension nnd Bounty Acts. Address,
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Lf you want to buy or sell a Farm or City Residence, If you want to buy or sell Western Lands, If you want to buy or sell a stock of Merchandise, if you want to loan or borrow money 011 first Mort^a^e, If you want to rent, a House or Farm, it you want to luive good Notes Cashed, If you want to Insure your property against fire Tt you want an Abstract of Title for your iiealty. If you want a Ticket to any part of Europe, If you want a Deed or Mortgage made. [f you want to make a Trade or Investment of any kind Call
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