Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 March 1890 — Page 6

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LOCAL NEWS.

Louis Mossier will roinovo ttULouisville, Ky. Steve Lee was over from Indianapolis Mon day.

Oat Miller wtis down from Lafayette Simday. Remember ttm Carlton Opera t'oiniiany on tbo l'.Ult. tt. I,. K'"ilti. of lirazil, wits in tlie city over Stiuday.

Mrs. Wiii Hettkel visited friends in Hra/.il this wei-k.

The Farmers' Alliiince now lias ti0,W)0 members in this state. Nunc Edward, the Uoone county sheriff, was in the city over Sunday.

Hetneinber the Carlton Opera Company on the l'.'th in "The Hrigand."

Sam Irwin is (juite sick at the home of his parents on east Main street. Mrc. Eva Andress, of Terro Haute, is visitin lie faintly of fi. P. L-Vmhi.

The o., I. & W. railway lost a trestle by lire Sunday nifilit west of Danville. Major L. A. Foote attended the encainpinent at Indianapolis this week.

John Williams ami John Oliver, of New Market, were in the city Sunday.

Mrs. Ann Crntii and daiiijhter, of Attica, are visituiK the family of S. K. Watson. Mrs. dohtt Murphy, of Kern wood. 0., Is visiting Cha'ley Vancleave and fatn'ly.

Miss Anna liretiiian, of Indianapolis, was the {.niest of Miss Minnie Scott Sunday.

Liquor licet'? have been granted to Robert H. Allen, M. J. CaDahan.und Oeorge.W. Sottder.

The Scott townsh'p declamation contest wi'l take place in New Market on Saturday, March 15.

John Johnson and V. \. Irwin are looking after electi ic linht interests in Lawrenceburc t'us week.

Adelina Patti and her company passed t'lioiifih the city Monday enroute front Chicago to Louisville.

Dan Si'llivan has received several propositions to play ball the coming season from the Indiana State League. *'i} %•{.

Mrs. Anna McCabe, of Covingfoh, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hardiug, on west Main street.this week.

J. J. Vaughn, the Darlington wife whipper, was taken to Michigan City Monday afternoon. He was scarcely able to walk and had to be helped on the train.

It was a neat little scheme in the rads convention Saturday to squeeze Judge Chumasero out of the race for mayor by nominating him f.tr justice of the peace.

The suit of Charley Hayes against the county for §2,000 damages for the loss of an eye, was dismissed by the commissioners Monday on the ground that the county was not liable.

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rders for books or letters for advice should be Greeted as above.

SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINE has accomplished more permanent cures of Consumption, according to number treated by it, than any ten medicines known. It euros by its wonderful recuperating properties, which rapidly make a sound constitution. A trial bottle will convince Feu. 15 cents and $1,25. /,

Wm. Thompson, fatherof Taylor Thompson, and one of the oldest and best citizens in Montgomery county, died at his residence on south Washington street on Monday merning la-t.

The saloon of the late Pete McMurtry was to have been sold at public auction last Monday but Mike Zellers scared out all prospective bidders by saying he had a lien on tho property. (irant Agnew is freely spoken of as the man to defeat Dave Hartman for township trustee. Grant is a first class young man and should he receive the nomination will make a strong f'uht.

In the republican convention last Saturday o:t the ballot for constables, nearly 100 more votes were cast than were delegates present. ItU difficult for republicans to be square even with their own brethren.

The democracy, of Montgomery county, should not forget that Hon. M. J. Ca- ro'l is a candidate for Joint Representative. Mike has profen the right man in the right place ni should be giren another term. Vs

Hurry Miller and JefT Bailey are in jail at Lebanon. Haviug collected uitlicient money here to pay Ed Corey's fine they hied themselves to the capit of Uoone and proce ed to squander it in the (lowing bowl, with tho above result.

The Ma::inkuckee Ice company quit cutting ice in the little lake Maxinkttckee at 6 p. m. Sunday, when the ice became too soft for storage. The average thickness of the 7,000 tons secured was about live inches. No kh was takeu from the big lake.

A final decree from Judge firts'. iin, in t"te suit of the American Loan and Tn-st coini ny against the Crawfordsville Water Works company, wac filed in the United States Court to-day. It directs Mr. Fishback to sell the property for the beuefit of creditors, unless $174,000 owed the complainants are paid within ten days.—Indianapois News.

Hannibal Trout and George "W. Hutton, receivers, and J. M. Waugh, engineer, appointed to appraise the Crawfordsville and Waynetown gravel road have reported. They place the value of the road, iucluding right of way, cuts, fills and all bridges at S2,9C0. Thereport was accepted by the commissioners and an election ordered to be held in Waynetown on Monday, April 7. The road is 0.55 mil long.

Within the last three months Sugar Creek township, just over in Montgomery county, has lost as many as four young men, or boys rather, as they would scarcely be able to vote at the next presidential election on account of their age. Three of them are in pastures new while the fourth is in jail for not setting his wings to fly early enough. In each instance they leave a young girl behind them with a sad reminder of their folly.—Thorntown ArKi B.

B. F. Snyder, tui old soldier, was before the republican convention last Saturday aad asked for the nomination for assessor, one of the smallest offices within the gift of the party, and w«s bodily Bnubbed by that great body. Tni8 is about the tenth time that Uncle Frank has sought favors from the g. o. p. without avail. He aspired for greater things in the beginning and has gradually dwindled down until he was eventually kicked out altogether last Saturday.

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John Lane has been awarded the contract for building eleven ntiles of gravel road in Tipton county. Consideration, $22,500.

Prot. A. N. lligg'iis for Represou'.at.n'o. Ill this ismii ... UliWl ...me Iium.ship presents tin' imim- I A N. ilt^uins a- ii candidate tor ivpre.-niii cisMii of the !. H!M'UUii' turn. Mr. ii igt'iiis' .is Stwlltig deiie-.'i'iit, t" tie futliid

i:mst in the frav for iwhiicii! st.pi emucj. I' llie past live jeai'S 1 H. has een pi i'H!!| al of the Wiivuelinvn srl'mois. and the five e»rs previous ikvk led the si.ir.e position .•! the schools at \'-ede:sbiiig. il is man emniei.tly titled for the positi-m he seeks and will make a creuitiil'l'' litre. nhou:d he nv.eive the il'iin: ::it i.

Notice

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heretofore

Dissolution. t.'t) that the partnership etweeu Frank 1. Phillips on, intdei tin" lirm nann .m. hutdv .le merehmts,

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«»f Philll) at Wingiite, Mi'iilgoiii'-rj nuitj. Lidiatia. bus this day, l-'fi. 2H, lh'.l(l,lieen dissnlv.'it by iniin.al consent. T. A. lVi.Tfletnn reiinn: and .iko^ the elite.!e pool uccouiit. F. 1. Phillips coi.tinuing tie tuisiness atil assuming all the mdehtedness »1 the tirni.

Tiii n. A. Tr.Mn,nros. I' !i.\NK 1. I till.Ml S.

Fr.iakl'.n Township Convention. The democrats nt 1-1 iut\iin imviiseip meet in lir.'.ss mv-:i11n al Sliatuiondai Saturday, March 2'.'. at p. tn. lor tl.i pose of selecting a township ticket to he

the 7th

it April. A full attendance

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T-'i \nk'LAron.rrrK. J. 1'. Hil.i.lS,

Yamles' GilV. foitiin-. has again smiled on on Monday last, Mr. Mincn again gave to that of ¥50,1.(10 of whii'ii

The godiU Wabash co'i Yaudes, of Indianapolis, sti.utmil the neat sunt

!f 50,000 is to iuiild a fire remaining .-2n,lino goe dowinent tand. \N hat's hash'.'.

Many physicians are prescribing Dr. Bull's Baby Syrnp because-they know it is a good and safe remedy for children. Druggists sell it for 25 cents.

A new paper, the Record, will he issued at Hume, 111., to-mortow.

That tired, debilitated feeling, so peculiar to spring, indicates depraved blood. Now is the time to prove the beueficial effects of Ayer's Sarsaparilln. It cleanses the system restores physical energy, and infuses new life and vigor into every fibre of the body.

Lewis Thompson, of Ridge Farm. 1H., has been a mail carrier for nine years

"Ayet's medicines have been satisfactory to me throughout my practice, especially Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which has been used by many of my patients, one of whom says he X'lows it saved his life."—F. L. Morris, M. D. Brooklyn, N. Y.

George Short ok charge of the Vermillion county poor farm last week as superintendent. Wl en a boy he wa9 an inmate of that institution for several years. •-1

The Champion binders, mowers and reapers have been on the tnatket about forty years, and are recognized as the standard for excellence in all that goes to make first class harvesting machines. The Warder, Bushnell A. Glessuer Company, the sole manufacturers, commenced the business in 1S 0 in one small wooden building. Now the'r plant conB'sts of twenty brick buildings, each rs large as au ordinary factory, and rovers forty acres. Firs' class machines and wise and liberal methods have placed t' is company in .e front rauk of American manufacturers. They are re lgnized as wide-awake, shrewd advertisers also, and we are gratified at their selection of our paper as an advertising medium to reach the best farmers in this locality. V.'o welcome them to our columns.

Monday evening Faun'e Queen Faust, by King Don, a hunting dog owned by G. L. Kingel, of Danvi'le, was poisoned by some miscreant. The dog was valued at $250.

If your blood is disordered, cleanse it without delay by the use of Laxador, the famous blood purifier. Druggists recomtneud it. cents.

L. "W. Bedell, of Vincennes, lias just closed a contract with several parties in Johrson township for the purchase of $15,000 worth of wheat t-j be shipped south.

Nothing is more provol.Iug than a troublesome cough. Bureitwith Dr. Bit'I's cough syrup. 25c.

Danville Press James O'Connell, of Riola, while out hunting the other day, k»'led niue duck with one shot.

Mrs. David Dawdell, living two miles north of Nev\ port, had her leg broken last week by being thrown from a horse. ,v

Oliie Hester, a Danville cab-driver, was thrown to the grown Ly a horse Tuesday and had his collar bone broken in three places.?

Two hundred women in Colby, Kan., have demanded of the council that the paint be removed from the windows of billiard halls.

The Socialist party of Germany numbers now nearly a million adherents—notjqnite onefiftieth of the empire's population.

Do not "throw up the sponge." Try the old standard remedy, Dr. Bull's c«ugh syrup. Price 25 cents,

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proof iihri'.ry and the to the geneial enthe matter with Wa-

Tlie revival meetings at the Potato Creek church have closed. This has been the most successful series of meetings ever held in Montgomery county, resulting ill 7n accessions to tho church and 1.V2 conversions.

On returning from church Sunday evening Mrs. Abagaii Mct'lure, mother of James McClure, fell into the celler of the new Thomas block addition, a distance of near ten feet, and sustained very painful in juries. It is a nijster.t how the venerable lady escaped with her life.

Mrs. Sarah Sringgate, relict of the late H.W. Springgate, has been taken to the Old Ladies' Home in New Albany, Ind. This is a private institution sustained by wealthy philanthropists for old and feeble ladies who have seen better days, and it is due the efforts of V. 'v». Irwin that the old lady has at last found a good home to pass her remaining few days.

PROHI Jl 1 Iv^N.

sul'ji'Ct I" tl.e (le Me.-.IHIIUV Saloons. mitiiiiing cnvi'it-1 Di '.Ioinks la., ."March 10.—Th Ren-.«i«,.Hi-e. iii,.lala",!5I,'"t "1,,nlin£ Lour Sat,unlay diMMiss-sn'T Mm: sehonl-booK ([iii'Slion

without arrivinjT at any conclusion, tho siibjool, Ofinir postponed till Tuesday morning-. Senator Davidson introduced a t'l'solulion to test the sense of the body that. .l!, appropriations shall be made on the hiesiri ot a two-mile levy for the next two vents.

The ilouse was deluged with petition Sitied by thousands in tho aggregate protesting1 against the repeal or mange of the prohibitory liquor law. litlls were introduced to make aptiropriutn for industrial schools to supply a uniform system of toxt.-books: to legalize the organization of the lies Moines conference of the Evangelical Association of Iow a: toprovent the manufacture and sale of adulterous drugs. Tho llouso also grappled with tin* school-hook question, on a resolution favoring State nniforniitv. but action thereon was deferred. Tiuve is a powerful schoolbook lobby about the capital.

MURDERED AND MUTILATED.

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A Il«rrillt Crime ominit eil In Ktisshi Tim iit'ort miate Victim :i Mster of Charity.

Mosrow. March 10.—Tremendous excitement prevails here over the horrible murder of a Sister of Charity named l'ratnuky. a woman of -tu years, well known for her many charitable deeds. ller body was found cut into small pieces, packed into a sack, which was sewn up and thrown away at a place whore detection was a question of only a fewhours. The h»ad was rudely cut from the trunk and found wrapped in a cloth iw another part of the city. So near as could be judged, it would seem that the woman was strangled. From evidence which tho police will not disclose the murder was charged upon a young medical student named lielsonsoll. who was arrested in the province of Yh.dimir and immediately committed suicide. No reason is known for the horrible murder.

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM

Tho Imperial Mausoleum nt Clixrtottenbur (iernuinv, Dedicated. Behlix. March 10.—The imperial mausoleum at Charlottenburg was dedicated Sunday. The route to tho tomb was lined with sight-seers, who uncovered their heads as the imperial party passed on its way to attend the ceremony. The services wero of an impressive character and were conducted by Court Chaplain Koegel. The Knights of the Black Eagle were present, headed by Count von Moltke. I'rinco Bismarck was absent. Before returning to the palace the Emperor and members of his family placed wreaths upon the coffins of William and Augusta, which were completely hidden from sight by tho quantities of frosh flowers that were heaped upon them.

Ilnptist Anniversaries.

Ouicago, March 10. The anniversaries of the. National societies of Baptists will meet in this city May 18 to 23 next. These includo the Missionary Union (foreign missions), the Home Missionary, tho American Baptist Publication Society of Philadelphia, which latter will include the National co-oper-ativo committee on tho Chicago University. It i« expected that the sum needful to secure the promised gift of Millionaire Rockefeller will then be announced and that steps will bo taken to initiate the work. The meetings will bo held chiefly in lmmanuel Church.

A Dute I-'lxetl for tho Char's Murder. New Yoi'.k, March 10.—A London special says: A letter is said to have been shown to the Czar by tho chief of police at Moscow warning him that on March i: the Czar, tho Czarina and the Czarowitz will meet certain death, and hat no power on earth can avert their doom. 11 is asserted among tho Nihilists in London, Berlin and Paris that on tho same date the anniversary of the murder of the Emporor, Alexander II., will be celebrated by an attempt to assassinate Alexander III.

ij| Twonty Creameries Solil. I1?1" St. Paui., Minn., March 10.—A controlling interest in the Crescent croamory system, consisting of twenty immenso creameries in Minnesota, has beon sold to a syndicato ot foreign capitalists, of which Henry Villard is a member, for So00,000 cash and some valuable franchises, consisting of dock privileges and terminal facilities in Tacoma and Seattle. This is the first creamery plant in the United States to pass under the control of Europoan capitalists.

Funeral of a Femnle ilant PiTTSuuiton, Pa.. March 10. Tho funeral of Miss Lizzie Kramer took place Sunday afternoon from the residence of her brother Frank in this city. Tho young lady was the heaviest woman living in Pittsburgh. Her weight was 423 pounds. Her coffin was five feet nine inches long and twenty-five inches across, inside measurement. Seven strong men found it a difficult task to put the body in the hoarse

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Cleveland, O., March 10.—Mary Callaghan, aged 102 years, died here Sunday. She was born January 12, 17e8, in Achill parish, County Mayo, Ireland, and came to this country in 186B. Sho could not speak tho English language.

Tariff Jtttforui Convr ti

Ci.kvei.axi), O., March 10.—Tho National Tariff Reform League win noia tho next moeting in Cloveland in the latter part of April. The last convention was held in Chicago. A committee has been appointed to make arrangements.

Parnell Will Sue for I.lbcl. Loxdon, March-10.—Mr. Parnell will prosecute the Exeter Gazette for publishing tho first forged letter printed by the Times in its articles on "Parnellism and Crime" and copying the Times articles day by day. «,'

Th« Indiana G. A. R. Kncainpiuent* Indianapolis, Ind., March 10.—Th« Grand Army voterans aro assembling for the State encampment which opens here Tuesday.

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