Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 July 1889 — Page 4

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The Chief Remon for the great success of Hood's Sarsaparilla is found la tho article itself. It Is merit that wins, and the tact that Hood's Sarsaparilla actually accomplishes what is claimed for It, is what has given to this medicine a popularity and Bale greater than that of any other sarsapaMpnt WinQ

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1VIGill VV 1119 fier before the public. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Bait Rhoum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strengthens the Nerves, builds up the Whole System.

XXootl'c Sarsaparilla is sold by all drug* gists. $1 six for $5. Prepared by C. Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.

NOTIONS. MILLINERY. ETC.

Jullivan- (iolis Go.,

The greatest place in Indianapolis to do your shopping. Our line of

N otions!

Is not to be beaten anywhere. While visiting here don't fail to see our line of new

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Dress Goods

MILLINERY

For Easter, liig cuts in §§j

KID GLOVES

Hosiery, Underwear,

Etc., Etc. See our new

THE REVIEW.

LUSS 9c BERRY.

LACE CURTAIN1/'

At 6oc per pair. For the next two weeks we will make big cuts in prices on all of our

vraps

As it is getting late in theVeason and we don't want to carry any over. Do not fail to visit the

Philadelphia Store,

O and 8, W. AVasliinfftoii-st..

INDIANAPOLIS,' -INDIANA.

GROCERIES.

We..Never, Get Left

Our goods are all new and first-class —remember this. "We are also "knockers on high prices. Bring us your

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anil get the top prices, or receive goods instead., .Remember the location,

LOCAL NEWS.

Attend the county normal. The New Ross fair August 12.

Pete McMurtrle is in the South. Some of the toll gates have gone down.

The Salvation Army band went to Dauville. A. F. Ramsey is taking a vacation at French Lick.

D. Harter is in Lafayette, looking after his

hotel there. Rev. Sam Jones will preach at Lake Maxinkuckee Sunday.

Billy Reeves has moved iuto the house vacated by Billy Denman. Ask J. C. Edgeworth about the Maxinkuckee excursion and see his hair bluuh.

Will Todd and wife, of Nashville, Tenn., are visiting friends here and in Lafayette. Miss Clara Crowder, of Delphi, is making her home with her eister, Mrs. W. 1. Sharpe.

George Brown is home again, looking for the man who said he couldn't make a living.

The new Christian church is finished and the keys have been handed to the church trustees. Smith & Morgan have sold near 2,000 sheets of "tly" paper since the warm weather commenced.

Mr. "Warner Wilhite left to assume the

duties

of his appointment at Washington City Thursday. Lein Gipson is thinking seriously of joining the Salvation Army. It Is thought he has been offered a bonus.

Read our interview with a prominent member of tho town population in regard to the Maxinkuckee excursion.

A tramp with a coat of last century's pattern and bird nests his hair, was seen, Tuesday, strolling down the streets in search of bread and butter.

Mrs. H. W. Chase and Mrs. A. B. Milford and children went this morning, via Sheldon, to Cheyenne, W. T., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mead.— Lafayette Call.

A man was on our streets, Wednesday evening, lifting dumb bells of immense weight and performing other wonderful maneuvers for what there was in it.

Lawn tennis is on the decline, Out of ten or twelve courts in town only one is used to any extent at all. This should not be, as tennis is a healthy game and should not be allowed to die.

A. H. Braden, who holds the mortgage upon the Chapman barber shop will sell out for the two hundred odd dollars owing him. Chapman paid $SOO, so here is a great bargain for some one.

The party from Wayuetown recently on an outing tour is reported by some of our young men as being quite gay people. The young ladies especially are spoken of in very high terms such as "simply lovely" "excruciatingly charm, ing" and other terms of a similar meaning.

The Terre Haute Express says: Mr. Herman Bernhammer, of Myers Bros., wears a necktie made from the skin of a rattlesnake, and the rattles, eighteen in uuinber, serve as a scarfpiu. It is a present from a friend in New Mexico. All Nutt house boarders know Herman and would not be surprised to.,see him wear the live snake for a necktie.

In Miller Block. "Washington St.

^BnrntiilH Cumberland

Funeral Directors.

Having purchased the nndertakinpr outfit, of I)oherty As Son, we arc prepared to attend all calls in our line .. that may be desired.

•Corner Washington and Pike the Catholic cliui'

ptreete, opposite h.

NIGIIT CAI-.1-S PROMPTLY ANSWERED

I). C. HariihUl. Lew Cumberland.

Don't forget tho Green Ticket. Attend Eph Joel's Groen Ticket Sale. You will find all wool suits with green tickets on selling at half-price. This sale will run for the next week.

Con [Cunningham is selling overcoats at a dlsOount. tf

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Rev. C. C. Palmer, Baptist, having charge of churches at both Chalmers and Brookston, in White county, located his "cousin," Mary McGoon, as a dressmaker at Delphi. He spent most of his time with the "cousin," and his wife, hearing of it, dropped in on them Sunday last and there was an explosion. Palmer got together about §1,000 and skipped with the "cousin."

Monday evening was the 20th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, and to celebrate the event a large number of friends were invited in. The evening was passed in pleasant reminiscences and the discussion of a bouutiful and inviting feast. Mr. Schultz is one of our most energetic and honored citizens aud during their residence here he and hiB estimable wife have made hosts of friends, who will wish them many a happy return of the oc-

Ed Reynolds and O. M. Gregg, the men appointed by the H. M. A. to go to Chicago and consult the railroad magnates there about securing lower shipping rates for Crawfordsville did their work well aud we will soon be able to give our farming friends as good, if not better prices than any of our rival towns. The Monou officials have agreed to give us as good rates to Chicago as the Clover Leaf gives to Toledo and hereafter we will be put on an equal footing with the other shipping posts.

The following committees have been appointed to perfect the arrangements for the Y. M. C. A. banquet upon the evening of August 13: Committee on reception, T. H. Ristine, E. Ewiug, Bob Holloway, George Hauser, Millard Gwinu on invitation, O. M. Gregg, Albert Rulfner, Walter Smith on refreshments, Jim Johnson, Jim Wilson, Omer Cox, Herbert Thomson, Charley Ross: on program, F. R. Rosebro. R. S. Thomson. Harry Bishop: on decoration, W, H. Jackson, S. J. Billman, Cliff

Voris. 2 Big Elder Williams, who preacher occaslonly for glory and boodle, chiefly boodle, stood the other day in front, of Johnson's saloon, looking up and down the street to see what he coula nail. Frank Fisher got on the building above with a bucket full of water and seeing the Elder needed a couliug application on his perspiring brow let the contents of the bucket loose on the dusky object below nearly drowning him. The elder says he will have the law on him "shuah," but might compromise for a consideration.

There are many Democrats in Montgomery county who are not subscribers of the REVIEW and while we do not wish to boast of what we are doing we believe every reader will sanction our assertion that we are making it as good a! local paper as it has ever been and to continue] as successful we must have the support of the party. We are never asleep and geuerally find out the crookedness of the republican par-| ty, are not afraid to tell it In plain unvarnished! english. We will make a special low rate tol Jan. 1, '90 and hope our friends over the county will aid us in securing every democrat on our list.

Yountsville

Total

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW

Vote of tho Townships on Tuesday. The following shows the vote of Union, Ripley and Wayne townships, on Tuesday last, on the toll road question. It will be Been that Wayne and Ripley gave a majority agalnBt the proposition to make the roads free:

UNION TOWNSHIP.

The following Is the average vote for and against the purchase the several precincts:

Yes No

Precinct No. 1 82 Precinct No. 2 49 118

.131 145

Majority against, 14.

On the War Path.

We met a gentlemen on the streets Wednes" day who mysteriously draw UB aside and pro claimed the startling fact that he wished to be interviewed, saying there was nothing particular to be mentioned but he had never been implicated in an interview and wanted to see the letters, John R. Robinson, spelled out boldly In priftt. "Well, what do you want to speak about Mr. Robinson?" "Oh, nothing particular, let's talk about the Maxinkuckee excursion." "You just tell the people over my name that I hereby challeuge J. C. Edgeworth to mortal combat with two beer bottles, for his outrageous management of that picnic. Why he had it so arranged that when we had all filled ourselves up with peanuts and wanted drink, there wasn't any to be found In the car, and then to add Insult to Injury he got off at a little way station and brought us in a tin can full of water. Now what do you suppose we wanted with water. Why his conduct was disgusting. We were twelve hours going and twelve coming, with five minutes at the lake to see the sights and eat dinner in. I asked Edge what was the matter, and he said the Yancould'nt afford an extra train just to take us up to the lake, but that the management waB trying to economize and had to hitch on a freight train so as to kill two birds with one dornick. Please state to the people that Mr.

Edgeworth is an abbreviated penitentiary and Bhould be allowed a day off at Joliet or some other resort for his heath and the health of hiB friends."

The lngoes Supper.

The Clover Leaf railroad is working several hundred Italians in spreading the gravel over the road. The largest colony are quartered in tents near New Richmond, and it was a RE VIEW man's pleasure to see them cooking and eating their supper Monday. Their principal dish and the one they seemed the most fond of was noodles, which was composed of a piece of soup bone boiled in water with slices of dough thrown in as a mixture. A large iron pot of this stuff consisted of all the supper a large party of them had. One big burly fellow seemed rather selfish and did not eat with the others, having for his supper a loaf of bread, two green apples and a cup of water. They cook on a small furnace dug in the ground near their tent, and only eat because It is a necessity to do so and live. They treat anyone pleasantly and are a race to be pitied.

Y.M.C. A. JJlowout.

On the second Tuesday in August the members of the Y. M. C. A. will give a banquet and reception for members only. The press and public Jwill be invited and it is thought two hundred will take part, altogether. After the banquet a reception will be held and a good time indulged in generally. No liquor will be sold on the ground and only members of the press be given the privilege of using intoxicating language. After that a reception will be tendered the friends of the association every month.

Keport of tlie School Fund. The following report has been filed with the commissioners in regard to the school funds of this county: County charged with. $68,660 30 Amount of live loans 62,993 30

Luke Muxhikuckee,

Without doubt theVandaliafolkf carried more people over their line last Sunday than they ever did before, the occasion being the great meeting at Lake Maxinkuckee. There were three large trains from this end of the line, ono from Indianapolis via the C. I. St. L. & C. and three from South Bend, one over the Nickel Plate and another special from Fort Wayne. In all they must have handled fully 6,000 people, the ruBh being so great that it was an utter impossibility to afford them the best of accommodations, aud rc sensible person could have expected It. But they did well, as the Vaudalia

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Yes. No.

& N E. S & E. & S E.

1S91 1397 1376 1408 1415 1408 1425

.1586 195 1589 192 1577 201 .1592 184 .1599 184 .1592 189 .1606 181

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1st precinct 200 2nd precinct 11" 3rd precinct 178 4 th precinct 202 5th precinct 208 6th precinct 20nrncinct 1 '2

th procinct 8th precinct THE VOTE IN OTHER TOWNSHIPS.

WAYNE.—'The vote for the purchase of that part of the Crawfordsville & Waynetown road in Wayne township resulted as follows:

Yes No

Precinct No. 1 36 114 Precinct No. 2 43 86

Total 79 201 Majority against, 122. RIPLEY.—The vote in Ripley township for the purchase of 84-100 of a mile of the Crawfordsville & Yountsville road stood as follows

those who stood back aud observed the rush and clamor, saw the throngs of people get on the first train they came to, only to find that it was going In the opposite direction from their home, while a caller was telling where the train was going, all this had to be seen to know how difficult it is to get a train out on time. The companies' employes did all they could to make things agreeable, much credit being due Agent Edgeworth, of this city. The rush will not be repeated, as the Van folks have it arranged now to meet such a vast crowd. Fifteen thousand admission tickets to the assembly grounds were sold, aud everyone got a peep at Rev. Talmage, if they could not hear him. The lake was covered all day loug with boats, and the little steamers reaped a rich harvest, one of them clearing $300. All the hotels were crowded and the scene reminded us of a Thursday night here during fair week. Crawfordsville sent a delegation of about 100, all of whom took in all the sights and were surprised at such a pleasant place being located in our State. The trains Sunday will be arranged so that no troublo will occur. One division will start from Logansport and another from Terre

Died in Prison,

IS ASK BALL CRANK ISMS.

The Ladoga shortstop plays ball like a pretzel. The Terre Hautes shut out the South Bends, last Sunday.

The Reds have every right to claim the county championship. Several ladies from Ladoga were up to see

Hal Eusminger

5,667 00 3,101 17

Balance to be accounted for..

Shown by Treasurer's settlement...

Deficit 2,595 83 Value of real estate owned by county 1,593 91

,\v Balance not accounted for. 961 91

A Hare Opportunity.

People throughout the county should reineni' ber that now is the time to brush up In the common branches again before being examln ed for license or entering upon another year of teaching. Messrs ilulta and Perrlu who have charge of the normal now at the college are accommodating and able men aud will be hap py to accommodate all who come. No time should be lost in improving this opportunity

people always do, and deserve much credit for handling eram. I have secured the services of gettiug the trains out as fast as they did. Only

Henry C. Day, the (ireencastle watch maker, who was sentenced to two years' imprisonment |8UC'' PauP°r entertainments at Jeffersonville on the charge of embezzlement, died this week, after having served four mouths of his sentence. He failed to account for certain watches left in his possession, and though the jury was satisfied of his guilt, the liveliest sympathy was felt for the unfortunate man, as his downfall was attributed to intemperance. He was in business in Greencastle for many years, and will be remembered in connection with the assault and robbery that were perpetrated on him some 10 or 12 years ago by the noted burglar, Bill Rudifer. Day was taking his watches to the bank vault about 9 o'clock when Rudifer knocked him down and escaped with his booty.

arrested a few days afterward near Terre Haute and the stolen goods recovered. Rudifer managed to escape from prison and was finally killed while burglarizing a house at Indianapolis. Day's remains were interred at Greencastle, whese his wife and several children reside.

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the game Wednesday. |||g

The recreation parks aud the R?ds should play for the city championship. Charley Rapp, of the Ladogas, is a good catcher and a perfect gentleman.

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retired from the manage-

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The Wabash college club will reorganize as

Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

I am now better prepared to handle wheat tlmu ever before. I propose to pay the

HIGHEST CASH PRICE

Regardless of competition. JIv accommodations are unsurpassed. 51v elevator located nnlv

blockg norUl of the conrl hou9e is 8U

pp|icd

Mrs. James Brown, of Danville, is here visiting her parents.

The wife of George Piercy died at their home in Dakota this week.

Mrs. M. D. Ward, of Princeton, is visiting her father, J. G. Overton.

There will be no doubt of the excursion

Haute, and after the Terre Haute division gets train gettiug to Maxinkuckee Sunday on time, to Logansport they will run through direct to Fare only two dollars. the lake, without stops. There is room for everyone at the lake and you should not miss the good chance offered to visit the finest summer resort in Hoosierdom.

A fellow claiming to be Mervin Thompson, the Oakland Thunderbolt, pulled against a team of horses on the streets Thursday evening. There was nothing especially brilliant about it and if the fellow is what he claims to be he can surely make enough in the ring without giving

The Markets.

!FG| CRAWFORDSVILLE.

Corn—Steady—We quote: No. 1 white 8 38% No. 3 white 38 No. 3 mixed 35%

Your House On Fire.

Not the house of wood, of brick, or stone, in which you live, but your bodily tenement may be in terrible dangers from smouldering fires which you make no effort to quench. The great danger from impure blood is that it debilitates the system, aud the digestive organs grow weak aud inactive. Hood's Sarsaparilla combines the best kidney and liver invigorators with the best alteratives and tonics, all from

Dougan, of the Terre Hautes, has been offer-1 the vegetable kingdom, carefully and undered a position with the Indianapolis league club, standingly prepared in a concentrated form. Paul McGinnis never did play ball, anyway. It purifies, vitalizes, and enriches the blood, He can sell goods to Ladoga people much bet- and effectually guarding it against the attacks ter. of disease.

Loose's Red Clover Pills Cure Sick.

ment of the Recreation Parks aud is superceded Headach, dyspepsia indigestion, constipation, by Lon Lee.

25c. per box, 5 boxes for $1. For sale by Lew

The Ladoga shortstop cannot play pins, let Fishery F-23-ly alone ball. He actually made one stop during v.imiaiia Line Excursion Tick«ts. the entire game Wednesday. To Lake Maxinkuckee ten day tickets §3.85.

They say Ladoga had but four men of their Tickets good going Saturday aud returning original club here. They only needed two, and Monday, $2:90 returning on Lake Special Sunthey were Charley Rapp and Lish Tibbett, days, $2.00. This train passes Crawfordsville

Of the Recreation Parks, Fred Wilhite is the every Sunday at 6:34 a. m., arriviugatthe Lake

pretty man, Billy Martin the important man, Verd Galey the grandstand man, and the rest substitutes.

Pig" Dorsey was here this week, looking in the best shape. He says the Terre Hautes will stick together the entire season and have sonic good games.

10:45 a. m. returning leaves the Lake at 6 p. in., aud arrives at Crawfordsville 9:43 p. in. Roundtrip tickets good 30 days to Garland Dell miueral springs only $1.10

soon as college begins and will be stronger than I selling at half price. This sale will run for the they were the fore part of the season. They next week. won the championship of the State and intend to keep it

The Crawfordsville Reds defeated the Covington club, Sunday last, by a score of 11 to b. McCune aud Wasson were the battery from this city. The boys all speak well of their treatment.

The buuimiest game of ball that was ever played in the city was the one between the Ladoga boys and the Recreation Parks at the college grounds Wednesday afternoon. Fully 200 people were present when Wal Foster, of Ladoga, called out "play ball." For the Recreation Parks there cannot be found a brilliant play, though Galey at short stop made several gallery stops. Johnnie Carroll was hit in the head by a pitched ball and had to retire from the game. Will Martin could hardly pitch hay instead of a ball. They batted him for many clean hits, while Lish Tibbett, of the visitors, enjoyed getting tho bases iull and then knocking the ball to the railroad. No one played ball, either home club or visitors, and the game which ended just as the sun was sinking below

Sugar Creek's hills was announced in favor of the Crawfordsville talent by a Bcore of 21 to 2J.

Notice to Farmers.

I desire to state that so far as I am individually concerned, I will pay as much for wheat as is paid at Linden, New Richmond, Waynetown or any other station in Montgomery county, freight rates or not. Farmers having the article to sell can bring it to me with the assurance that they will secure the highest market price.

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ZMHR-. CTAM13S MOLURE,

ho will have chareo of the weighing and will inspect and buy {train at the elevator. I aaarantee that he will give you satisfaction, I have accommodations lor hitching one hundred teams around my ware hcuae. l-'ree of charge to my customers. Remember 1 par CASU and don't ask you to go to the bank after vour monev. Try mv way of doing business it will pay you. Offlce, first door oast of Ineley'e livery stable".

A.: E.: REYNOLDS,

Successor to Orabbs & Reynolds.

A colored camp meeting is in progress at the fair ground.

J*. C. EIXJEWOKTH, Agt.

Don't Forget the Green Ticket. Attend Eph Joel's Green Ticket sale. You will find all-wool suits with green tickets on

English Spavin Linainent removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring—bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one boottle. Warrauted. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville, Ind. MaylSiy

To Lake Maxinkuckee.£

The Vandalia is selling round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates: Good 30 days $4 35 Good 10 days 3 85 Good 2 days 2 90 Sundays 2 00

Culver Park assembly at Lake Maxinkuckee July 19th to Augusr 1st. Rev. T. Dewitt Taimage, Rev. Sam Jones, Rev. John Matthews and Rev. Ira R. Hicks will address the meetings. Prof. E, O. Excell, the wonderful singer, has been engagod to conduct tho music. Sermons, songs and lectures by distinguished preachers, singers and lecturers. For pamphlets call on or address, ...

W. S. DARTER.

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„. J. C. EndWOKTH, Agent Vandalia Line.

Lake Maxinkuckee special train of elegant coaches leaves Crawfordsville every Sunday morning at 6:31, arriving at the Lake at 10:34 a. in. and return at 6 p. in. arriving at Craw fordsville at 9:16. Plenty of shelter in case of a storm, ample hotel, boat and fishing accommodations. Take your family and spend a day at the charming lake Maxinkuckee, only $2.00 rouud trip. J. C. EIXJEWOKTH, Agt.

The T. St. L. & K. C. No. 2 makes sharp connection in union depot Toledo with Lake Shore for lake side, arrive lake side 7 p. m. The 7:33 a. in. train from lake side makes connection returning. Excursion tickets on sale

Itch, Mange and Scratches on human or aniinals cured in 15 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Dr. E. at principal stations, baggage checked though Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville. J53X •,•. ..•:. C. C. JENKINS, G. P. A.

°.ippllances fo?

ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES

Treated ly New Methods, New Medicines.

old 70 30@32

Wheat.. new, Corn Hay Oats Butter 10 Eggs Apples 75 Potatoes Young Chicks

IKDIANAPOLIS.

Cattle—We quote: Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds $4 00@4 25 Gooa snipping steers of 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 3 75@3 90

The noted desperado was Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to

1,200 pounds 3 40@3 60 Hoes—We quote: Good to choice heavy §4 25@4 40 Fair to good mixed 4 35i3j4 45 Good to choice light 4'55@4 70 Roughs 3 25@3 75

Wheat— Firm—We quote: No. 2 red $ 82p S3 No. 3 red 75fri78 Rejected 76

Owing to the great number of patients in this state, the proprietors ot the Cofl'ee Medical Institute, Louisville, Ivy., have opened a branch oQicc at Indianapolis. Ind., so as to better pursuo their peculiar line of treatment. Treats all curable medical and surgical diseases and especially diseases of the nervous system. FITS stopped by new method, that never fails, in three days. Old men, middle-aged men, young men, suffering from weakness brought on by indiscretions in youth or over indulgence in old aire, are given relief in 2) hours. STUICTUKE and nil private and sexual diseases cured permanently. Los.s of manhood, blotches on face, falling out of hair, dizziness, dreams, bashl'ulness, aversion to society, etc., and all impediments tomar riage relieved. Diabetis, liriaht'B disease, bladder diseases, getting up of nights, etc., given immediate relief. Piles, tietula, eld sores cured.

Call on or address Dr. Ken. the Coffee Medical Institute, (branch otllce) No. tl2 S. llliHois-st. Indianapofis, Ind. Mention this paper.

W. E. ncMl'HREV.

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