Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 December 1890 — Page 6

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Settlers on^froo Government lands along the Great Northern railway line Northern Dakota and Montana gft low rates and lino nie-rkew for. I products. I

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ontana produces the finest orsosl and eiittW Kroe I rangeyot. iti|i'ui-i ?. Milk am! Sun River Volleys nnl fiwoet I Grass mils.

HORSES

HEALTH. WEALTH.

I 1 :i MMann.. Kree Lands, New Tow/is. New Railways, New Mint's. Low liates. Largl.est iinsi rit cood vacant land.

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GOLD, COAL.

HERBS. MINES

GREAT FALLS-

SHEEP, HOGS.

I The region? tributary to I Great Northern Railway Line Montana, produco all tho

precious and bases metals. New towns and railways are being built.

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MILK

RIVER.

These have made Montana the richest State per capita in Union. Plenty of room for miners apd ftock raisers. Now I is tno time.

Along tho Great Northern I Railway iu Montana are tree ranches and pasturage, I mines of precious metals, iron and coal, and new cities and towns. Nojvis your chance. I

LOCAL NEWS.

YOUNG MAN.

Surrounded by a lino agricultural and grazing country close to mines of precious metals iron ahd coal, possessing a water power unequalod in America, it is Montana's Industral center.

Tho Valloys of Red, Moose, Missouri, Milk and Sun rivors reached by Great northern Railway Lino. Half rate excursions Sept. 9. S3 and Oct. 14.1600. Write F. I. WII1TNKY, St. Panl, Minn.

G. R.

anainna for soldiers, sailors, paOUOluiiD rents, widows and minor children S8 to $12 a month. Under Act June 27,1890, all soldiers and sailors are entitled for any disability, whether contracted in service or not. All their widows, minor children and dependent parents whether able to perform manual.labor or not. Write at once to GHAP1N I1KOWN, Att'y-atrlaw, 823, 4}i St, N. W., Washington, 1). c. No fee unless claim is allowed. 18 years' experionce.

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There is balance ot $9,^7.50 in the city treasurer. Chelsa tiravea attenrtinu busiuesB college iu ludiauapnlis.

Mrs. Whitehead will ke proseeutoil so snys Col. Billy Wilson. Lebanon has seveu cliurclies ani Jho eighth one is beinR built.

H. 0. Sliuey haw leturued to his home in Seattle, Washington. Two Lebanon firms, in one day, shipped 19,000 pounds ot poultry to New York.

C. M. Leumn has sold tlie Ladopa Leader lo Prof. J.

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Warfel and F. «. Osburn.

Louis JAdders, of Danville, 111., has opened up a new butcher shop iu Music Hall block. Ex-Treasurer Stewart, of Carroll county, is "short" $ 18,100.W, and hie surities will pay it.

The Bowen tax case, trom Carroll county will be argued on Dec. 16 in the Supreme eourt.

Mrs. (leorKft Robiuson and sou, Charity, spent Sunday iu Lafajette with Mrs. V» A. Bod el I.

Auditor Black and family of Greecastle, Sunday with George S. Burlnun east Wabash avenue.

The Lebanon gas compauy has declared a 3 per cent dividend, on the first two months operation.

Allen Byers £assumed bis new duties as county commissioner last Monday, vice Joel Beer retired.

Torn Bell formerly of this city, is now fore man of the printing house of Moore & Langen In Terre Haute.

Visitors tofMr. Pe.ttit aie now limited from from 9 to 11 o'clock iu Hie morning and from 2 to 4 in the afternoon.

The MondayJNiRht Quick Club held its first inseting at the home of E. C. Voris on west Main street last Monday night.

In Fraukfort some 3,000 fires are furnished with natural|gas now, and more are going in every day. The plumbers are kept busy.

Harry Tammany, conductor*on the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, is in the city called here by the serious illness of his mother.

Some sneak'thief entered Ellen KImsey' hmse Saturday afternoon, during her absence and stole a pocket book containing eight d«l Ian.

The latest fad among (Jrawfordsville church people is surprise parties on their respective pistors. Each congregation trys to outdo the other.

While engaged iu hearty laughter, Mrs John Patterson, colored, of Brazil, ruptured the optic nerve and instantly became blind in one eye.

Tom McKinley, formerly of this city, is now roadmaster on the E. & T. H. railroad. Tom's many friends here will be pleased to learn of his good luck.

Rev. W. P. McKinsey, of the Methodist Episcopal church, is well pleased with the life sentence given Pettit atCrawfordsville.He has no doubt of Petlit's guilt.

The celebrated clay cm the Coleman farm is beiug analyzed by some home capitalists with a view to establishing a factory for the manufacture of paint therefrom.

The Big Four railroad has presented Paul Morgan and Will Hutcbings with 55 each for extinguishing a fire on the Dry Branch trestle on the 8th of October last.

The Fraukfort Crescent declares there aro "at least ten dead-fall poker rooms" in its town. This explains the whereabouts of some of Lafayette's "talent."

Tom Maher has been placed under a bond of $100 to keep the peace ny Mayor Carr. This was dona at the instance of his wife whom be crnally whipped one day last week,

Tho Monon lias changed the names of several stations on its route, vi»:—Stinesville has been changed to Breyrogle, Elletsville to Logan, Lancaster to Leipsic, Sandpmnt to Gretna, I Hurriutown to Forris.

The residence of C. M. Rcutt, on Elsibu avenu', caught fire from a spark Sunday tnoiiji.it,'. The lire department was soon upon the scene, but a few buckets ol water deftly used by the neighbors rendered their assistance useless. The damage was very slight.

The members of the Christian church surprised their pastor, Rev. E. T. Lane, last Friday night. About 100 people assembled, each contributing soineUiini of the world's goods to perpetuate their memory in tho departing preacher's new fieM of labor.

Last Saturday aftfiuoou's \\\st bound Big Four passenger train was shot iuto by some miscreant when near Brownshurg. Fortunately no one was injur"-*. The railroad company is exerting every eff "t to pture the vidian, that he may receive his proper punishment.

Harry Wilson has opened up anew drug store in the town of New Richmond. Harry is a sterling young democrat, a fine business man, an adept iu his profession, and is worthy the confidence anil esteem ot the line community in which lie lias settled. Success to you, Harry.

On the main line of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago road, between Chicago and Louisville, on the fast train, twelve stops on the new time schedule are taken out, which gives the Menon an opportunity to make it quite warm between the points named for its competitors.

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M. A. Conner met with a serious accident at tho Main street erossing of the Mouon railroad laat Saturday morning. The Western Union gang are running some new wires from the city office to the junction, and as Mr. Connes attempted to drive across the track his team becamo entangled therein, aud in attempting, to free themselves upset the buggy and threw Mr. Conner violently to the ground, straining his back and severely bruising him. The team was cut up and the buggy broken. Mr. Conner says be will sue for damages.

The conviction of TV. P. Pettit, and his sentence to imprisonment for life, meets witli general approval wherever the proceedings in the case were followed with any degree of interest, Public opinion has long since settled down to the belief that Mrs. Pettit was the victim of poison, and the only apprehension felt in the premises was that canning attorneys might succeed in affecting a disagreement of the inry. In this case, at least, court and jury pnt a veto on making a mockery of justice.— Brazil Times.

Judge Davidson speut Sunday iu Covington.

Gen. Lew Wallace was in Chicago tUis week. Will Gregg is quite ill at his home ou High 9treel.

George Constaucer was up from Bainbridge this weet. Judge Rabb, of Williamsport, held court here Alouday.

Joseph Gaskell aud wife, of Fraukfort,speut Sunday in tho city. Mrs. J. A. Johnston aud son. of Lebanon, visited the family ot Will Johnston this week.

Miss Nellie Dunbar, of Bowers, spent Sunday iu the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Reeves.

Bv au order of the court C. R. Snodgrass opened his business again last Monday to continue for thirty days.

Tbo Midland railroad people are erecting a new depot at New Ross for the accommodation of the citizens then

A. L. Touiliuson has sold his Market stre» grocery to MIB. Mary Long. John Brown will still coutiuue aB its manager.

The dedication of the new Christian church at Wavelaud will occur to-morrow. Quite a number from this city will attend.

Jacob Krug, brother of Win. A. Krug, of this city, died at Eaton, O., laBt Sunday at the age ofSK) years. Uncle William, our cente nurian, attended tbe funeral. l)r. Brouaugh, of New Rose, was iu the city Tuesday. While here tho Doctor filed his boud aud assumed biB new duties as Coroner.

The new Alfrican M. E. church in northwest part of the city is about completed and is a very\ieat looking structure. Its cost is over $1,600.

Peter Moran divd at bis home on east Wabash avenue Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Moran was one of the best known char acters in the county.

The applicants for positions of some kind in the legislature from this county are entirely too numerous, and if every county in the state has as many they will number several hundred.

The eight-montbs-old son of Mrs. John Winters died at her home on west Wabash avenue last Saturday night at 9 o'clock. This is the third member of that family that bas passed away within four months.!

Some boxes in the rear of Nye«fcCo.:s dr'tig store took' fire Monday morning and came near causing a great conflagration. A bucket brigade soon conquered the flames and the fire department was not called out.

Last Sunday morning the little foar-yeai-old son of Mr. aud Mrs. Will Manson died at tbe family residence on west Market street of membranous croup. The funeral oceurred on Tuesday morning interment at Oak Hill.

Orien Cook, son of Mr. Cook of the P. O. de

partment in

this city, is learning the trade of

glass blowing

at Anderson, and sent over tLe

other day

some specimens of his blowing in

the shape of a glass dipper, a bottle, etc. Tbe Darlington divorce case, Racbael Delaney vs. James Delaney, came up in the circuit court last Saturday, aud on motion of plaintiff was dismissed at her cost. This is another case of true love that, didn't run smoothly.

A house belonging to A. C. Jeunison and occupied by a Mrs. Anderson, on west Pike street, caught fire from a defective flue last Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock. By prompt assistance of the neighbors the flames were subdued without the aid of the department.

The firm of Williams Bros., pump dealers on Green street, is one of the growing industries of this city. Since establishing this popular plant in the city a few years ago their business bas steadily increased uutil this season their capacities and force is as large again a3 it was three years ago. Their success has been almost phenomenal aud their prospects for a winter trade was never brighter,

A statement of the final revised count of the population of Indiana hi-s been issued in bulletin by the census bureau and from it The Times gleans the following figures relative to our neighboring counties, viz:— 4800. Tipton 18,108 Boone 26,255 Cliuton 27,466

Fountain 19,514 Montgomery 2S,C2i Warren 10,931 Benton 11,896

Michigan City Democrat pays: "We favor reciprocity with the whole world. That is free trade.

'Johnnie Clevenger, Kokotno, 11 years old, stole a horse to go walnut bunting. In jail and don't care.

Ben Reece, Laporte, was •'held up'" by a colored woman footpad iu Chicago, Saturday night ahd robbed ot $85.

A box containg $17 iu dimes, quarters aud halves was found in the botTom of a well at Corese. Been there since 1863.

Tbey say the "click of the chip" can dill be heard in Muncie, if you listen real hard notwithstanding extreme police vigilance.

Mlshawaka Enterprise thinks B. F. Shivley will likely be the next democratic candidate for go.-eruor.

The healthy people you meet have healthy liver. They take Simmons Liver Regulator.

Daviess county farmers give quail hunters no show. Shan't bunt on their lands under any consideration.

Fortunate Father unit Son. "I am as certain as 1 uow live," says C. ft Bartholomew, of Kalkaska, Mich., "that Ir David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Roudout, N. Y., saved my life when I was a victim of that teriible renal disorder—Brigbt's disease. My son hud a fever sore on his leg. Re, too, used Favorite Remedy, and is now well. But for this medicine I am sure both father aud son would have been six feet uuder the sofl.

The cus'lom made lioot and shoe store where you will find nothing but first class goods All workJ from this house warranted. All varieties 'k men and boys line shoes and heavy boots of all grades. Look at them. Repairing aud new work done with promptness and neatness. E. li. Curtis Proprietor, 205 east Main street.

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"Hv a thoi'inmh knowledge of tho natural laws which govern tho operations of digestion and nutrition, anl l)Y uarefill iipplientlon of tho line proportiea of well-seioi'teil Cocoa, Mr. Epp» lias provided our liroakfnst tutiloH with a «leM-. oiitclY flavored beverage which limY save us iiianv hesvY iloetoi'H' liillH. It in bY the judicious use of such nrtielus of 1 lot tliutn constitutio*.. iimY bo grmliinllY built up until strong onongh Us resist nverv tendnnev to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us readY to attack wherever there is weak point., Wo., mav escape ninnY a fatal shaft l)Y keeping ourselves weil fortilled with jiuro blood and proper— Iv nourished frnnie.—(Jivil Service Gazette. -Made simplY with tKiiling water or luilk. Sold only in half pound tins, by grocers, labelled thus: .TAMES KIM'S & CO., omiD'jpathi -j Clieml st, Londou, Eng.

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No. 23 Ugh lr ,A\r., 11.' 'i it li.', Jfcd.

Ft. Wayne continues to patronize southern lotteries to the extent of many thousand dollars a month.

SURRIES, etylsb, at Tinsley & Martin's

Try a sack of McKeen's best flour.