Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 May 1890 — Page 1

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DO NOT FAIL

To Call and See tbe Beantifel Line of

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and many novelties in the line at the old reliable Jewelry House of

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Always largest'stock. Lowest prices and 'most perfect satisfaction, of all kinds a "specialty, which we personally attend to and can therefore guarantee it promptly and properly done. The only place in Crawfordsville where you can have your eyes accurately tested for a fine pair of Spe tacles. In Right

Opposite Court House, Main Street,

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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

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We Keep all Kinds and Styles.

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An elegant line ot gents' furnishing goods. A new and stylish line of ties from 25 cents up.

if D. W.ROUNTREE.

CARRIAGE SHOP.

J. S. MILLER & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OP

Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wagons.

Aagents lor all eastern standard makes of buggies, etc. Repairing done enHshor notice, fry Work warranted one year. Factory north ot court house.

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-THE LEADING™

JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.

OFFERS BARGAINS IN

Watches, Diamond, Jewelry

Ear-Rings, Silverware, Bracelets, Band Rings, Settings, Eye Glasses, Spectacles, Charms, Butter Knives. Cake and Fruit Stands, ^and all the Latest Novelties in the Jewelry Line. Specially attention given to Watch and Jewelry repairing and engraving. Prices always| rea-

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t9TH YEAR.—NO. 38. CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MAY 17,1890.

2nd Edtiion.

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.

W.K. HENKEt, Buaineii Manager.

Covington sports a colored juryman. J. L. Cbarni is in Chicago on business. A. H. Blair and wife are over from Indianapolis.

D. A. Marsh's barn, Frankfort, burned. Loss $2,000.

Hon. Joseph Marks, of Cincinnati, is visiting friends in the city. Will Humphries and Will Harding were in Covington yesterday.

Brazil band purchased $576 worth of new instruments. "Woe is me." Gen. Lew Wallace has this week received letters of patent on a steel railroad tie.

The republican congressional convention bas been called to convene at Brazil on July 16. Hon. E. Y. Brookshire's late speech in Congress will be re-produced in next week's REVIEW.

John McKuce, Lafayette, fell 80 feet from a bridge at Danville, 111., and was instantly killed.

A 3ig Four passenger train Thursday night killed a horse on the large trestle just west of the city.

The next regular session of the district lodge I. O. G. T. will be held in Lalayette on August 19 and 20.

The wool business has been quite brisk the latter part of this week. Buyers are paying from 18 to 25 cents.

A colored man by the name of Thompson was placed in jail last night for drawing a revolver on Col. Heath.

The Montgomery county Sunday school Union will hold its sessions in the M. E. church of this city May 22 and 23.

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The democratic congressional committee bas been notified to meet at Terre Haute on May 26 to determine a time for holding the district nominating convention.

At their next session the board of commissioners will enforce the rule that all claims must be filed at least one day before the regular meeting day or else lay over until tbe next term.

Attica Ledger: Capt. Hegler will deliver the Decoration Day address on Memorial Day, May 30, at Waynetown. The Captain is one of the most forceful speakers ot this part of the state and the Wtfynetown people have made an excellent selection.

The annual catalogue of Wabash College, a pamphlet of 84 pages, is just issued. The year past denotes increasing prosperity to the institution. The senior class of this year will be the largest ever graduated, numbering 33. Commencement this year is Wednesday, June 18, and a larger number of visitors than common is expected.

The first members' reception of 1890 was given by the Y. M. C. A. at the association building Tuesday evening. About 250 members were present. The supper was composed ot strawberries and ice cream, which was called at 8:30. Then a few remarks were made by Judge Thomas, followed by R. Howard Taylor. The evening was well spent and shows the success of the association. Another reception will be given about the middle of June.

Gllmore and his great band will be heard at Music Hall on June 17, in the Gilmore concerts, which have come to be known as jubilees all over this country. There will be the usual amount of classical music and a sufficient number of popular and wonderfully performed novelties to stir up the enthusiasm, which is a characteristic of all performances which Gilmore leadB. He will bring Ida Klein,. soprano Henri Koctte, tenor, andEd ward O'Mahoney, tbe great Irisk-American

About three weeks ago, J. H. Swindler, liV' ing south of town, paid $100 to a couple of strangers who were selling county rights on a patent force pump, for the privilege of selling the pump in Montgomery county. The pump waB placed in an air tight barrel and worked by the weight .of the air forced upon the water, but, when placed in a well, it was entirely useless as some motive power was then necessary to work the pump, and the price of this power would be about the price of two wells. There were no marks upon the pump to designate the maker or the patentee, and immediately upon receiving the money, the strangers skipped, leaving Mr. Swindler no information as to where to obtain his pumps or their future address.

Bitten by a Mad Dog.

At the home of John Fye, two miles west of Waynetown, is an old shepherd dog which has long been the pet of the family, but for some time it has been suspected that the dog was afflicted with hydrophobia. Last Thursday, a BOU, Foster Fye, who lives south of Waynetown, went to his father's house, but when he reached there the dog appeared and was about to attack him. At this stage George Fye, a sixteen-year-old boy, jumped in between his brother and the dog. But the animal was bent on miBChief and foiled in his first object, be savagely assailed tbe little fellow, tearing his clo hes into shreds and biting him severiy on one arm and one leg. At last reports the boy was suffering great agony although no «vidences of hydrophobia had yet. appeared— Journal.

The May Settlement.

A. F. Ramsey and Walter Hulet were In Indianapolis Thursday and made tbe annual settlement for Montgomery county with the state treasurer as follows: Jggj State tax /'T. $ 9 929 03 State school 13 442 92 State university 393 72 County 32 659 59 Township 5 738 41 Tuition 12 312 86 Special school 12 015 Road Dog Free gravel road Interest and county bonds Interest and county asylum bonds.

12 066 02 799 53 5 121 35 3 939 46 3 939 46

Total tax 9112 253 43

Charley Bowers was up from Alamo this week.

Maud Granger will be at Music Hall on June 6.

Gtlmore's band will give a concert here on June 17. Howard Sergent has joined tbe John Robinson bill car.

The May number of the Wabash monthly is issued to-day. Myers Chenault came up from Brown to see tbe circus.

Harvey Christman was over from Indianapolis this week.

Montgomery county democracy is on a healthy boom,

C. D. Snowburger, of Logansport, has removed to this city.

Parker Willis will be an applicant for the West Point cadetship. An effort is on foot in Brazil to have the drug stores close on Sundays.

The Chicago bankrupt boot and shoe house is doing a good business. B. A. Archey and Dr. Black were down from New Richmond Tuesday night.

Jobn Triplett was up from Brazil last week introducing bis bituminous coal. A change In the police department is prophecled. One head is sure to drop.

Prof. J. L. Campbell was in Louisville last week attending tbe funeral of a brother. Charley Graham has gone to Chattanooga where he will engage in the livery busiuess.

The Waveland horse show was a success, even though the elements were against them. Dr. S. G. Irwin was in Danville, ill., MODday, called there by the serious illness ot James Brown.

Ira Bowen and Sarah Carter and Morten Skaggs and Mary Woods have been granted license to marry.

J. M. Murphy, after a pleasant visit with his brother Will in this city, has returned to his home in St. Paul.

Joe Kennedy returned from Montana a few days ago. He is not particularly impressed with that country.

Profs. Ewing and Hulse are thinking some of spending a portion of the summer in Montana and other portions of the west.

It requires the aid of a microscope to find the disaffection in the democratic ranks—the republican press to the contrary notwithstanding.

Mrs. E. M. Henkei and daughter Dora, of Brazil, and Mrs. W. E. Henkei, of this city, visited friends in Waynetown the first of the week.

The Senior High School class waB entertained by the Jtiniors at the residence of Miss Belle Johnson on ..west -Main street last Thursday evening,

The grand jury will make its report Monday morning. Tbe suspended breathing of offenders of the red eyed law is almost growing fatal.

A. D. Keliison will removft to Montana in July and engage in school teaching out there, the wageB for which are about twice as much as are paid in this state.

Bob Wilson has purchased thetink stables of R. H. Epperson, on Green street Mr. Wilson will restock the barn and will run a first olass livery and feed stable.

James M. Dennis writes from Kentucky denying that he is dead or has even thought of dying and that he intends making it 'decidedly warm for certain newspaper men in Craw fordsville ere many moons.

In May next doubtless some of the gentlemen of the city council who voted in favor of maintaining the old Salaries to city officials, will again be Candidates. The voters should remember them and retire them to private life as they did the man from tbe second ward.

Tbe opening of new boot and shoe house in the Crawford block last Saturday was quite a success. All day long tbe store was crowded with buyers and all went away happy. The stock is there and is rapidly being disposed of, at tbe figureB advertised—fifty cents on tbe dollar. Tbe people who have the sale in hand are perfect gentlemen and will treat you right.

A lady living north of tbe city, named Mrs. Henderson, while driving down Market street Saturday afternoon, was thrown from her vehicle by the breaking of an axle. She struck the ground violently and was rendered unconscious. She was taken to the residence of Fred Manson and a physician summoned. She has sufficiently recovered to be taken to her home.

Seven members of the fire company resigned tills week on the appointing of Weidle. They probably consider him an incompetent and outside of hustling around on election day to secure votes for the republican candidates no one can recall the time when he engaged in any particular hard labor in tbe position which he occupies. He, however, looks real pretty sitting on top of the ladder wagon telling the driver what streets to exercise the horses upon.

Brookshire's re-nomination for Congressman seems to be a foregone conclusion. Through his untiring efforts to promptly respond to appeals from bis constituents be has gained the admiration of the whole congressional district irrespective of political creeds. His neat speech in the House of Representatives brings him squarely before tbe people on the broad plank of reform. Old Montgomery is proud of her son and will return him to congress this fall with a rousing majority,

The voters of this city, republicans as well as democrats, should remember that the members of the new city council were opposed to a reduction of salaries of the city officials, and at the regular meeting of the council on Monday night resolved to maintain the oldsalariea,They should remember that the city is now paying over $1,500 more to its' Mayor, Marshal and other officials than 1888 and previous yours. The two democratic members of the council faTored a reduction of salaries but the four republicans did not.

Wheat is quoted at 94Jcente. Walter Britten

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traveling forR. C. Smith

Con Cunningham did business in Indiananoll Thursday.

George Watkins is hustling baggage at tbe Vandalla station.

Tom Clark transacted business in Wayne town Thursday.

A change of time goes Into effect on tbe Big our to-morrow.

Will Guthrie and Will Schlemmer are working in Sedalia, Mo.

Sol Tannebaum and wife visited friends iu Lebanoh this week.

The county commissioners will meet in special session op Monday.

Mrs. Dr. Berryman, of Darlington, visited her son in this city this week.

The streets were pretty well lined with plain and ornamental drunks on circus day. The fire engine, Rescue, with 600 feet of hose, was shipped to Fowler Thursday.

French Brothers' circus passed through this city Saturday on its way to Covington. Mrs. Sallle Kerns, of Piqua, Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Manson.

The senior class of Wabash College geologized in the vicinity of Darlington yesterday, John Bible was dewn from Coal Cr«ek, Tuesday, and left his scalp with the Red Men.

Mrs. Alice Butcher has gone to Grand RapidP Mich., where she will join her husband.

A. F. Ramsey and Walter Hulet were in Indianapolis Thursday settling with the state treasurer.

Dr. E. Detchon will soon erect an elegant new house on the corner of Green street and Wabash avenue.

THE REVIEW IS having an excellent run of job work at present. No neater work is done in the state than turned out by us.

Joe Jones was up before Mayor Carr this week charged with provoke. This was the first case before the new official.

James F. Young and Lillian B. Garner, Lemuel McClamrock and Mary J. Fordyce have been granted license to marry.

John A. Cantley, formerly superintendent of the schools of Montgomery county, is now state organizer of farmers'alliances.

George W, Steele, of Marion, waB last week appointed governor of Oklahoma. This will take him out of the race for congress in the Eleventh district.

Marriage license have been granted to Floyd Dickerson and Margaret C. Boohor John N. Hays and Sarintha A. Uoodknight Norman K. Mitchell and Sarah Elllen Person,

Sunday, the 25th,' religious exercises in connection with what is known as the "Children's Day," will take place at ML Zion church, one and a half miles northwest of Crawfordsville on the Covington road.

Sylvester Bayless, a prominent Republican of Frankfort, was last week arrested on a warrant charging him with buying a vote at the recent city election. The n9w law is going to make lots of trouble for vote buyers.

Mrs. Sallle Fullenwider died at the residence of her son, Jacob Fullenwider, in Coal Creek township, last Saturday at the advanced age of 80 years. Her funeral occurred on Monday at Liberty Chapel, Rev. P. L. Ryker officiating.

Another water works company has defaulted, this time it is at Warsaw. Only the other day the Crawfordsville water works were sold at a receiver's sale. These cities should own their water works, as Attica does.—Attica Ledger.

"In speaking of the good .business done on circus day," said Major Foote to a REVIEW man yesterday, "please say that the county clerk's office kept up its end of the string by selling at the same old price five "til death do us part' contracts."

The cominisbion consisting of Esquires Armstrong and Vannice, and Drs. Burns and Shannon, Thursday declared Miss IonaMaiden, a school teacher living In the vicinity of Shannondale, to be of unsound mind. She will be removed to Indianapolis,

Chas. A. Brownlwas arraigned before his honor, Mayor Carr, Thursday, on a cbarge of imbibing too much circus lemonade and was fined and costed $11.30. Later in tbe day Henry Dickerson was arrested near the Monon depot for indecent exposure and fined $15! Failing to liquidate he is now doing service on tbe stone pile.

John K. Gray, of Waynetown, is just recovering from a seven month's Beige of infiamatory rheumatism. Although this will be good news to his many friends they will be pained to learn that he will be left a cripple for life, his left leg being stiff and perfectly useless.

Lemuel B. McClamrock and Mary J* Fordyce were married at the residence of the bride's father near Sperry's mill Wednesday night at 8 o'clock, Rev. E. Johnson, offiblating. The happy couple will go to house keeping near Round Hill where the groom has a home already prepared for his new wife.

The republicans of Lafayette attempted to vote a Chinaman at their city election last Tuesday a week. The result was a general riot in Vrhich the almond-eyed monkey from Hong Kong was almost used up. Ere long tbe republican party will get so desparate that they will attempt to vote the dummys in front of ready made clothing stores.

Senator D. W. Voorhees was in Covington shaking hands with his many friends. The Senator has a strong hold on th( affections of Fountain county people, and has a warm spot in bis heart for this his old home. He bas been visiting bis aged mother, who is now 89 years of age. She had been ill, but is now very much improved.—Covington Fnend.

Iu tbe shooting contest at Indianapolis Monday for the championship cup. between Fred Erb, ot Lafayette, and Geo. C. Beck, of Indianapolis, the latter was successful by a score of 44 to 43. The contest was themoat exciting one ever hdid in the state, both parties being a tie up to the 43d bird. Quite a number of our local sports witnessed the exhibition.

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Judge Thomas was iu Chicago this week. Base ball at the college campus this after, noon.

Starling Carver is working ou the Walkup. transfer Hue. The Shades of Death will support a toboggan slide this year.

Our merchants enjoy bettor trade on circus day than they have had this season. Alvin Joslin Richmond was over from Columbus, Ohio, this week visiting his parents.

Fifteen applications for membership to the Improved Order of Rnl Men were received by that body Tuesday night.

Doctors W. T. Gott, J110. N. Taylor and W. B. Chambers attended a meeting of the Indiana Homoepaths at Indianapolis last Wednesday.

The Northwest Indiana Conference will meet in this city on October 1, and will be presided over by Bishop Fowler. The meeting will last about a week.

Hon. .Bayless W. Hanna sustained a severe fracture of the arm from a fall he received on Monday. In his present feeble condition the accident may prove very serious.

Tbe Waveland horse show was a success and drew out a large attendandance of people. This city, Veedersburg, Ladoga and Waveland have all bad horse shows this season, and it is probable that these exhibitions, from the number of them, will soon be overdone.

The Rose Polytechnic ball club, of Terre Haute, will cross bats with tbe Wabash team on tbe college diamond in this city this afternoon. Both teams ae cutting quite a figure in the inter-collegiatr race and a great game Is anticipated. Admission 25 cents, Game called at 2:30.

The Crawfordsville Presbytery met at Frankfort on Tuesday last and provIiiH for the incorporation of Presbytery and 1 lected a board of trustees to serve for five years, consisting of Dr. W. P. Kane and Alexander Rice, of Lafayette, Rev. G. D. Parker, of Cutler, Hoh. James A. Mount, of Sbannondale.

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