Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 June 1891 — Page 6
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5/A Five Mile 5/A Boss Stable 5/A Electric 5/A Extra Test
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Trying to hold a drove ol catilc together in a drenching rain means an amount of exposure which few can withstand without serious results. If sickness does net follow, it will be found that such hardship usually biings on rheumatism and similar complaints. At cut'i timw a Fish Brand Slicker" is worth its v.vi jit in gc'.d, and is invaluable 10 any one exposed vi storn -. weather. For all saddle uses, you warn .1 Pcnin:d Slicker, which keeps the entire saddle, por?nH'!, cantle dry, and completely envelopes the rider from head to foot. He can't get wet, the rrectker. A nd, besides keeping him dry, it keens him v.a:\:i. Every range rider has one. Why shouldn't you? Beware of worthless imitations every garment stamped with
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CONSUMPTIVE
TJ»c Parker's Ginger Tonic. It cures the worst C«»upji» Weak Lujtfp, Dehi'itv, Initiation. l'ain.Tukc in time.50eta.
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Stops aUpaia. lie. at iJru^isu, or UlSCuX & CO., N. V*
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Bolts, Brushes, Curlers, .v Medicines. Samples free. Write now. Dr. Brihgman, 371 B'way, N. V.
and Tumors cured no knif« book
free, »rs. Gratifc'uy & Uls, No. 1C3, Elm St., Cincinnati, O.
LOCAL NEWS.
To-morrow is the longedt day or the year, fieorce Webster has returned to Jamestown Makota.
Harry Lane, Indianapolis, speut Sunday the city. James Sidem-r and family, of ludianapolis, re visitiut in the city.
Cherries aud strawberries are jiltHtiful tl"= week, and the prices reasonable Mrs. Sidney Speed will leave next Monday to join her husband in Joplin, Mo.
Dr. Wishard, or Oeden, Utah, spent the week in this city attending commencement.
The Russellville Record has joined in the ghost dauce—cause, lack of patronage. Peter G. Cowan has been appointed guardian 0? the minor heirs of James Cowan and J. NV. Ziok.
Dr. Theo. McMeehan was in Iletroit, Mich., this week attending a meeting of the National Uniou.
iicKy Hal! was fined and costed &27 in Judge Chuuiasero's court last Paturdaj for tits* passiug. 1'rof. A. J. Hall will shortly establish a busi
ness
college iu the Klstou building oil east Main street. l'rof. Coulter, after a short tour in New Mexico, will, in the latter part of July, remove to Blooinington,
The Crawfordsville Creamery will shorily establish ajbranch in Ladoga, and later on, one at New Richmond.
There is said to be 125 bicycles and tricycles in use in this city and more being added every week to the number.
Rathiug at the dam aud oilier places along Sugar Creek is a popular exercise with many people at this season.
Rev. J. F. Tuttle delivered the annual Baccalaureate address to the class of 'W1 at Center Church last Sunday morning.
Frank Tennant, formerly proprietor of the Murdock hotel at Logansport, has taken charge of the Parke house at Rockviile.
George Chester left for his new home, Demmg, New Mexico, on Monday last. His journey embraces over 1,600 miles.
Mrs. Elleu Casey was fined in the Mayor's court last Saturday for provoking her sister-in-law and neighbor, Mrs. Celia Slattery.
Many fanners from the north end of the county have petitioned the Coinmissiouers for an electric light to be placed in the Sperry bridge.
Dr. J. R. Duncan was at Hot Springs this week attending a meeting of the National Association Electric Medical Society as a delegate from Indiana.
Charles Piguian is the only ex-clerk of Carroll county now living. Matthew Simpson and James Odcll, both ex-clerks, were buried on the same day, witliiuafew hours of esch other.
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A fine Jersey cow belonging to Dave Trout, which had strayed from his place four weeks ago, was sold at the city pound last Saturday. Fortuuately Dave discovered his animal shortly after the
Bale
aud promptly redeiiued tier.
J. M. Har8hbarger has returned to Martiusville. He says that his health has peen greatly improved by the mineral water there, aud that his daughter, Mrs. E. V. Urookshire, is also deriving great benefit from the same.—Ladoga Leader.
Evaus, the murderer of Dick Adams, has waived preliminary trial, and remains iu jail at (ireeucastle. He is very nervous, aud spends most of his time walking the tloor of his cell, Though not yet convicted, he is no doubt receiving a great deai of the punishment he deserves.—Ladoga Leader.
Look out for a heavy-set, iight-uiustashed, dudish appealing man, who claims to be a quaker doctor from Philadelphia. He will place a glasn tube in your hand, walk aronnrf I in your room, tell how you feel, what your ailments are, etc., anil agree to cure you for 20 ir 30 dollars. After getting your money or your note, lie will leave)ou medicine, promise to be around in ten days and that is the last of him. Exchanges pass him around.—New Richmond Times.
Manfred Sliarpe, tvgether with his prospective father-in-law, appeared before Clerk Hulett last Saturday and asked that lie 1«» grauted a marriage license. The lad was but l\i years or age, aud states that he had neither father, mother nor guardian and in conse (juence was a man and liis own master. The bride elect. Miss Ellen Harwood, bad sweat uuder the suns of Hi rummers, but with lier pareut's consent I ho licenses was granted and wo suppose by this time the youthful lovers have liked their fortunes.
Here is what Gen. I.ew Wallace says of the Kankakee and its tishing: "I have fished streams from Persia to Mexico, but nowhere can such spurt lie found as uu the Kankakee. And then the Kankakee is the healthiest place for an outing that I have ever known. The water is the best for man to drink, being charged with a solution of iron that acts as a veritable tonic on the system. No one ever caught any ague from the fogs that bang above tho iron bogs of that region. Contrary to expectation it is a physical and nervous tonic just to breathe the Kankakee atmosphere. I should have been up there ere this were it not that I would not profane a noble sport by fishing while the bass are still oil their nests. Many disregard this precaution, but no true tisherman should. I believe our game laws should be made so as to prohibit (he hiking of fish until after the spawning season
The world owes you nothing, until you have done something to benefit it—j Milwaukee Journal.
Mrs. H. I. Miller, of Chattanooga, claims to bo owner of the first eun made for tho confederacy. It was manufactured by her father at Holly Springs, Miss.
John Hatadit, of (initio, Mich., had some dynamite but no tish, and shot the dynamite ti kill some, lie now has no tish, 110 dynamite no left eye, aud no left hand.
In tho great animal market at Hamburg, in Germany, giraffes sell at $7,000 a pair, clrnipanzes go at $800 ap-"--. j.,-iS
Sumatra monkeys at •'1,
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A teacher in Kiplcy. ,i .t fishing with her flock, anil they laimt-d over one hundred fish inside of two hours, fifteen being hooked jjy the school-marm.
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FATAL FCtDDDS.
iey Are lleported from Several Localities in Tf*:m-liy Klso in the Ked Klver Several I'frsons Have lieen UroTvnod—Many Cattle I.ONt.
ST. Loris. .lunc- 0.—Dispatches from several points along' the Red river in Texas indicate that that stream is on the rampage. At Gainesville it is above the. high water mark and information comes from above that place that the rise was very rapid and unexpected and many people barely escaped with their lives. All communication with the Indian territory has beer cut off and it will be some time before the damape can be rep ^red. Messengers from Hurling' state that the river is running wild in that section, with destruction to property and some lives lost north of Doss, on the Missouri, Kansas »Sr Texas railway. D. T. Harris. a stockman, lost 400 head of cattle and fifty-tive horses. The damage done in the territory ean only In- surmised, as all communication is cutoff. A dispatch from Helcher says that the Red river, which runs 3 miles north of there, ison one of tile greatest rampages ever known, i'l-iday afternoon about 1 o'clock a volume of water Hi feet, high came rushing' down the valley, bearing trees, brush, housetops, dead animals and debris of all kinds, and in thirty minutes the whole, valley was one vast sheet of water. Crops of :il 1 kinds near the river are all under water and mud. and gTeat damage will result. During a. heavy rain at C'hillicothe. Tex., two employes of \Y. 1*. Lindsay and two strangers who were camped near the bridge at that place were drowned.
BASEBALL.
llesult of the .:inu-s Between ProTeKsionul C'lulis on Monday.
National league games on Monday resulted as follows: At lioston—Chi. cago, 5 lioston. At Philadelphia— Cincinnati, ti Philadelphia, At New York—New York, 0: ^Pittsburgh, 1. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 7 Cleveland, G.
Western association: At St. Paul— Milwaukee, S St. Paul, 0. At Lincoln —Lincoln, 10: Omaha, 2. At Sioux City—Minneapolis, Sioux City, 4. At Denver—Denver, 14: Kansas City, 2.
American association: At Louisville —Louisville, 2 Baltimore, 1. At Columbus—Athletic, 4: Columbus, 2. At Cincinnati—Washington, Cincinnati. 4.
Illinois-Iowa league: At Ottawa— Quiney. 7 Ottawa. 1. At .loliet—Joliet, 4 Ottumwa, 3. At Rock ford—Davenport, 0 Kockford, 4. At Aurora—Cedar Rapids. Aurora, S.
Northwestern league: At Peoria— Dayton, 4: Peoria, 2. At Kvansville— Evansvillc. (i Terre Haute, 4. At Grand Rapids—Grand Rapids, 13 Bay City, 3. The Detroit club of the Northwestern league has disbanded.
Wisconsin league: At Oconto—Oshkosli, 4: Oconto, 1. Northwestern university on Monday won the pennant in the Northwestern Collegf- league by defeating Beloit before an immense crowd at Evanston. It was a good exhibition of baseball,
I: FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE.
Kvun K. Shelby Meets Dentil at the Hands ofn Kentucky Mob After a Vain
lieslMtance. LouisVII.i,K, Ky., .Tune 9.—At Wickliffe, Ky.. at midnight Sunday night, Evan K. Shelby, charged with the murder of Mrs. Sal lie Moore, as taken by a mob of 100 unknown men from the jail and hanged. The sheriff resisted and was roughly handled. Shelby fought desperately and severely hurt several of the mob. lie was almost dead before they got him out. The murder was committed in 1887, near Woodville. a village near Wickliffe, just across from Cairo, III. Shelby had been sentenced for life, but had"been granted a new trial from the court of appeals. I lie mo tid they had previously bmi-j- Mar r-helhy. under indict-
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SMALLPILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PSEE
WHERE IS THE MONEY?
ISarilsley's Stolen Thousands Do Not Appear in the Inventory of lli* Property.
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June 15.—The as
signee of John liardslcy on Saturday filed in the court of common pleas an inventory and appraisement of the reai and personal property of the ex-trcastircr. The inventory includes seventy-four small houses in various sections of the city, a number of notes, and the famous Si45,000 in due bills that Bardsley says was given him for that amount of money he deposited in the Keystone bank. The value of Bardsley's estate as appraised in the inventory, not including the 8945,000 worth of di:" bills and about $47,000 in promissory ..otes is S132.500.1I7.
Ono Killed, Two Wounded. DES MOINES, IaM .June IR.—A PANG* of
six young toughs went out to the campmeeting ground on the outskirts of the city and at midnight got into a row regarding a woman. '•l!abev .Tones, aged 20, was shot and will not recover. Fred Kemp had his head nearlv severed from his body by a big knife and harles Derman was seriously cut across the face.
A Fatal
CANTON. O., .lune 15. During an altercation Saturday nigiu over a broken pane of glass Joseph "Wise, a I saloon keeper, almost instantly killed
Charles Henderson (colorcd) by a blow of the tist.
A Victory for Gibson.
-.ji'-Aiio, June 9.—Judge Blodgett quashed the indictment against George C. Gibson for attempting to blow up the Shufeldt distillery. He says the case must be prosecuted in the state courts.
Will Take Tlicin All.
»Ni YoiiK. June New York bankers, in consultation with Secretary Foster, have signified their willingness to take up the whole 4^ per cent. I loan if extended at 2 per cent.
Fire at Black Lake, Que., Sunday de« stroyed thirty-five houses, rendering many families homeless.
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113 EAST MAIN ST.
Successors to Ccorgi: Long Co)
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Come aiul Inspect Our Stock.
Fanners desiring to exchange theit produce for Fresh. Groceries, anil alwavs at the
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Should call at our store on Ka -t Market, Street.
We have a good trade and expect to maintain it by fair treatment of all customers.
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In the matter of tho estate of Amanda (.'la?.-, deceased, in the Montgomery Circuit Court, May term, 1S!M.
Notice is hereby given that Basil T. Merrell, as administrator of the estate of Amanda ,1. Maze, deceased, has presented anil (lied his accounts and vouchers in linal settlement of said estate, and that tho same will como up for the examination ahd action of said circuit court on the-Jindday of June, 1891, at which time all hoirs, creditors and legatees of said estate .•inrequired to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs or distriliutces of said estate are also notified to bo in said court at the time aforesaid and make proof of heirship. BASII. T. EKUKM..
MILWAUKEE
ANNUAL CAPACITY: ONE MILLION BARRELS OF BEER.
Sch/itz Beer is sold the World oven and has a world-wide reputation for being the best it is warranted to be pure, wholesome
and palatable, and brewed from the choicest Hops and Barley-Malt.
Administrator,
iiated this 2, ill day of May, ISi/l.
JJOTJCE UK APPOINTMENT.
Estate of .lohn II. Buchanan, deceased Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as administrator of the estate of .lohn H. Buchanan, late of Montgomery County. Indiana, deceased. Said estate is said to be solvent.
W. A. lit'l' II AN AN. Administrator.
Dated May •«. lSfll.
Bill Arp, th» Ceorgia humorist, whose jokes have roused appreciative smiles north or Mason and Dixon's line, is sixty years old and the father of nine children.
Women are not cruel to dninii animals. No woman will wilfully sten oil a inou=e.—Richmond Kec( rder.
HENRY UIHLEIN, President. AUGUST UIHLEIN, Secretary. ALFRED UIHLEIN, Superintendent.
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FIRST: ANNUAL*
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•:5 Firemen, Militar
0 N A E N
A.nd Band Contest
At Crawfordsville, Indiana, JULY 2, 3 AND 4 1891.
$2,500 In Gold Ottered.
This Tournament wil excel anvtliin" ever held in the. S ate. Gov. Uovey" Staff and State Ollieers have boon ifil vited. Firemen, Military and Hands attending this Tournament will take part in the
Grand Industrial Parade •f juITWJ-,
With tha Many Glittering Uniforms, Flags, JJanners of all Nations Including
20 Beautiful Floats
DRAWN BY
80 WHITE HORSES:
This alone will repay any one to come miles to see. Friday evening a Grand Hand Concert wili be given at the Fair Grounds. 200 Members of the visiting Hands will take part. The Fair Grounds will be lighted by Electricity, making it 'iight as day. Every body is invited to come and
enjoy
themselves. For particulars see .JOHN 15 ICE, Corresponding Sec.
Wool, Wool, Wool,
Wool!
MCCLURE,
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Trade Palace,
Wants 50(),Cii» pounds of wool. Will pay highest price in cash.
Crawfordsville, Ind.
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