Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 August 1891 — Page 1
50TH YEAR-NO. 49
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GRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1891.
ISSUED EVEHY SATURDAY
Business Manager
IlKNKlil,
Henry Campbell was iu Iudianapolis yesterda*.
J. E. Fisher has returned from a visit to his children in Iowa.
Miss Mattie Stout, of this city, is visiting Miss Mollie Mclutire this week. A. 1). Wiilisis now permanently located on his farm in Cass county, Missouri.
Thomas Lafoliette with erect au elegant new residence in Engiewoodsoon and remove from his farm thereto.
Constable Dyers found time hanging heavily 011 his hands Thursday and Tor amusement impounded four festive bovines.
Mrs. M. E. Steele, Miss Kate Steete, Will Steele, Mrs. Lola Hurry and Mrs. Hettie Tingley, of Wayuetown were in the city yesterday.
George Corson, better known as "Sassafass", and Owen Owens, au old gentleman 81 years of age, were this week sent to the county asylum.
About four or live weeks ago Gus Truitt's driver found a good patent end-gate for a wagon, which the owner can have by calling at the grocery.
Judge James F. Harney delivered a beautiful and eloquent addresB at the grave of Martin M. Henry on Sunday last, which is publish ed iu full iu the Ladoga Leader ot this week.
The smoke stack at the new electric light works is finished, the engines and bollderu have arrived and are being placed in position. Now prepare for the long promised banquet.
A baloon passed over this city toward the east about three o'clock yesterday afternoon. It was probably from a half to three quarters of a mile above the earth, and the number or occupants of it could not be distinguished.
Mrs. Charles McClelland, living on east College street, met with a severe accident last Wednesday by the explosion of a gasoline store. She was frightfully burued about the face and body and narrowly'escaped with her life.
The Montgomery County Teachers Institute will begin this city on Monday, Aug IT, and ontiuuejone week. Many men from abroad aud promineut iu scholastic circles will be present. Every teacher in the county is expected to attend.
Ed Corey, Joe Allen aud Joe Harris will go to Bauger's Station to-day to go into 'raining All tlires are lookltig for fights and they intend to be prepared to light ou short notice. The boysjare acomplished sluggers and are thirsting for gore.—Michigan City Dispitch.
Uncle Billy] Oshorn, of Waynetowu, was badly injured in a runaway near that place Thursday morning. He was driving a factious colt aid the animal ran off, throwing liiiu violently to the ground from which he sustained internal injuries which, it is feared, will prove fatal.
A loinatic elopement, occured Tuesday evening neai New Richmond. For some time past lieu Dillard, aged forty seven, [has been paying attention to Miss Marv Lowry, aged sixteen, who resides with her uncle, Johu Gains, a wealthy !ui mer. (iaiusopposed the suit of Dillard nn account of the usuitabiiity of ages. He repeatedly drove Dillard off, once with his pun and dogs, but Tuesday night about 11 o'clock, Dillard, by a preconceated plan, whistled softly under Mary's wiudow ami the jplump damsel dropped from the second story into his arms, knocking him down but cot destroying his love. They drove sixteeu mile3 to a squirt) in Tippecanoe county and were happily wedded at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Payments of Pensions.
Eijitok Kkwew: Iu answerjto numerous inquiries regarding the changes in the dates of payments of pensions., we request you to publish, for the information of pensioners, the following extract from the act of Congress approved March M, lS'.ll. Payments will he made at the agencies aud on the dates as follows, to-wit:
At Buffalo, N. Y. Concord, N: Chicago, III. Des Moiues, Iowa. Milwaukie, Wis and Pittsburg, Ha., July J, October 4, January I, and April 4. At Itidiauapoiis, Ind. Knokville, Tenn. Louisville, Ky., New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. aud Topeka, Kails., August 4, November l.jFebruary 4, and May 5. At Augusta, Me. Boston, Mass. Coluinbus, Ohio: Detroit, Mich. San Francisco, Cal. and Washington, 1). C., September, I, December, 4, March, 4, and June, 4. There is a severe penalty for anti-datiug vouchers and the law regarding that matter will be hereafter, most vigorously enforced iu Montgomery county.
Respect fully, Tkavis & Bkown,
Commissioned C. S. Claim Attorneys.
Glass Cresting.
Hood Nelson has received a few samples of the new cresting of glass now being manufactured for liiiu at the glass works at Anderson, It makes a very baautiful appearance, aud as to its durability there is no qestion. He will soon be able to lill orders for this new style of cresting, and when placed upon houses it will add inuchto its appearance. He has made a success of his cresting enterprise, and every season increases the supply to meet increasing demand..
Death of Mrs Webster.
Mrs. Aon Webster died at her htuueon south Washington slreet. Thursday afternoon after a lingering illness at the age of Gt year. Mrs. Webster was born in Kentucky on April 25, 18:15, but lias been a resident of Crawfordsville for more than ,'iO years, and has been a consistent member of the Presbyterian church all her life. The funeral will occur from the residence this afternoon at 2 o'ctock, Kev. R. J. Cunningham officiating. Interment at Oak Hill.
Waynetowu will have a bank. The REVIEW until Jan. 1 for 50 cents.
W. P. Herron was in Chicago this week.
J. H. Uurford and wife have returned to Oklahoma.
H. S. Braden and wife have returned from Cedar Lake.
Fred Bandle transacted business in Veedersburg Tuesday.
The Mouon is selling half fare tickets to the Battle Ground.
J. J. Iusley has been contiued to house this week by sickness.
Mrs. George Stump, ot Newport, is visiting frieuds in the city. Try the REVIEW, the reliable, from now untii Jan. 1 for 50 cents.
Three plain drunks were lined in"the Minor's court Monday morning.
There will be no services at the E. church for the next two week.
Miss Katie Kelly attended the Voorhees-Cof-fmg wedding at Covington this week.
The Montgomery county medical association met in the small court room last Tuesday. Sain Scott, of East Saginaw, Mich., was in the city this week lookiug up his old chums.
E. T. McCrea has been appointed guardian of the minor heirs of Christopher J. Oppey deceased.
Last Sunday 80 tickets were sold from this city for the Vandalia excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee.
Charles Ross aud wife are attending a couple of weeks at the Battle Ground Camp meetiug.
H. M. Billings has disposed of his interests in the South and returned to Wayuetown, his first love.
J. H. Freeman had "Fred F" and "Clint Kill," aud Will Mc Daniel had "Jubilant" at the Danville races this week.
Ladoga will soon have her new electric light plant completed. This is one of the most progressive little towns iu Indiaua.
Mr. I. F. Wade has been absent this week engaged in placing a monument over the grave of a deceased sister iu Darke county, Ohio.
Marshall Eusmmger closed up all the saloons iu the city last Sunday morning and ordered them remained closed until Mouday morning. But did theyV
Mrs. Win. Rush fell down the stairway at hei home in New Market last Saturday night, breaking her arm and sustaining other injuries about the face aud body.
Frank W. Smith, a practical tailor, has estaliished a shop of his own over the First National hank. Frank is au artist in the business aud will command nis share of the public patronage.
The F, M. B. A. picnic will be held at the fair grounds to-day. A parade will be made 1:1 rough the streets at 10 o'clock this morning. Eminent speakers will be pr sent to address the people.
H. D. Yancieave, agent for the Phoenix insurance company, last Monday adjusted the loss of Luclnda Bowman whose home near the Pine Hills was partially destroyed by fire a few days ago.
A fire 111 the roof of the house occupied by Mrs, Jacob Metzgar on Morgan street called out the department last Sunday afternoon. Prompt actiou saved the residence. The loss was about $50.
T. N. Lucas aud McL. Wasson, of Russellville, and a number of Frankfort capitalists have organized what is to be known 1 the Clinton county bank of Frankfort. Mr. Lucas is to be cashier.
The "Ground Hog" club is in camp at I'ine Hills. The gang is composed of Will Johnson, Howard Sideuer, Paul Myers, "Face" Wallace, Howard Henry and Everett KItzroth. The boys report a great time.
Last Monday the couuty comnustiouers awarded the contract for constructing the College street bridge to the Cauton bridge company of Canton, 0., for $2,100. It is to have a 100 foot span aud a 10 foot roadway.
The choir boys of St. John's Episcopal church are camping out this week at Clark's dam. The party consists of Rev. A. K. Glover, Bert Webster, Harry and George Sargent, Richard Schweitzer, Albert Wasson, Watson Vance and Bertie Fryer.
In the widow of Poutious A- Lacey's book store is a beautiful and natural landscape oil painting representing a view looking south from Oak Hill cemetery, from the pencil of Imogene Brown of this city. It is gem indeed and reflects much credit 011 the artist.
The following members of the Cliff Dwellers went into camp at the Pine Hills last Monday Mrs. Will Rounell, Miss Maud Uonnell, Miss' Daisy Nash, Mrs. Frank Reed, Jeff McDonald and wife, Mrs. George E. Robinson and sons, and Miss Alice Coulter, of Huntsville, Ohio.
Miss Freddie Gregg, daughter of the late Wm. Gregg, died at the residence of Samuel Kesler, ou the Ladoga road, last Monday at the age of 20 years of consumption. The funeral services occurred Wednesday morning at o'clock. Iuterinent at the Masonic cemetery,
The colored people of the A. M. E. church of this city will hold a basket meeting at Fonts' grove near New Market on to-morrow, Aug. 2. Good music and good singing will he the attractive features of the meeting. A small admission Tee of five cents will becharged at the gate.
The second regiment lias some crack target squads, but do what e'er they may, none can surpass company 1. she has defeated all competitors 60 far ami yesterday's work at the target grounds gave tier still more honors. 1 The company is rapidly Incoming a leader in the state —Ft. Wayne Press.
Last Sunday night the police raided Madame Bailey's palace of sin in the north end and captured therefrom two misguided young I men from the precincts of Fountain county.
They prompt!* paid their fines aud were dismissed. It is something peculiar that none but strangers are ever found in these houses.
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CatologueB for the Btate fair are out. Howard Brenzer is very sick with 'malarial fever.
Major L. A. Foote has returned from Wisconsin.
George Butcher spent the week with frieuds in Chicago. W. W. Thornton was over from Indiauapolis Wednesday.
Trustee Wolf, of Brown township, was iu the city Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Martin is visiting frieuds aud relatives iu Covington.
MissHattie Beaver has gone to flpokaue Falls, Wash., to reside.
Herman Rohs is one of the Niagara Falls excursionists, from this city.
Con Cunniughan is expected home from Ireland the first of next week.
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i) 1 vt 1 im i1 lrof. Jacob Norris is in northern Indiana l'.v the hasty approach of a man and laboring in behalf of Wabash College.
It. B. Suyer is buildiug quite an) addilon to his beautiful home northwest of the city. Barnum is coming this way. He is uoV in Ohio and will show at Canton on August 8.
Win. Hulet has disposed of his interest in liis Indianapolis drug store to his partner. Nate Miller.
Miss Sally Hightower, after a pleasant visit in this city returned to her home in Logansport last Tuesday.
Tue Journal says there is a large and lucious scandal at Darlingtou which is almost matured and ready to serve to the public.
Cupt. McClaskey took Mary J. Dukes to the Insane hospital last Wednesday. She has been an inmate of the poor, farm here for some time.
Will an/.andt and John Hale have purchased the LaVeta restaurant iu Music Hall block and will open the same to the public 011 August 15.
Ed Troutiuau had his right hand terribly 1nscerated by monkeying with a buzz saw at Ceno Gunkie's fence factory near Yountsville last Wednesday.
Ed Tucker leaves Mouday to take charge of a drug store in Covington. Ed is a practical druggist, a clever boy and will be quite au acquisition to the Fountain couuty seat.
Mrs. Jacob Luso died at her home one mile west of Wingate last Monday morning of general debility. The funeral services were held 011 Tuesday afternoon at the M. E. church of Wingate.
See Fred Baudle's advertisement in [another column. To his stock of marble aud granite monuments and lloral designs he has just added an elegant line of urns and (lower vaces. A visit to his rooms 011 south Washington street will repay any one.
A traction engine ou Wabash avenue last Wednesday scared a horse attached to a phaeton, belonging to Mrs. Jonas Rountree, of Alamo, causing the unimal to 11111 away ami completely wreck the vehicle. Fortunately 110 one was iu the buggy at the time of the accident. t,
Quarterly meeting at Roberts Chapel today aud tomorrow, Rev. Middletou, presiding elder, officiating. First Service at lO.IiO A. M. ou Saturday followed by the Quarterly conference communion held at It).St) n. m. on Sabbath.
The republican's love for the soldier lias again been demonstrated in this city. A maimed and crippled soldier has for some time past filled the position of janitor in one of the public buildings. The man's crippled condition incapacitates him for almost any other labor, and this position he li.id tilled to the satisfaction of all. ^et about a week ago ho was summarily dismissed, in fact kicked out and his position given to a big hurley man who had no other claim for the position than that lie had for a number of years past been a leech 011 the city's cash box. Shame ou such actions.
Flying Dutchuiun sulky plow better than ever. Come aud see them. ZACK MAUOR-NKY JC SONS,
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I'OI'liT HofSK.
Will Make It Hot for Him.
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Mushing maiden, aud not an old maiden either, but one who lias sweltered under the simmering suns of but twemy sunny summers, or just the proper age to tickle the vanity of tho lone t,shennan." But this is away from tho subject, and we will just let the lady do her own angling.
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Judge was holding a pleasant intercourse with his old friend, Morpheus, lie was rudely awak-
man who seemed to vie with each other in casting ugly scowls and exchanging violent expletives. With blood in her eye and a vilIianous looking umbrella her hand the* woman began by asking, "Beyou the Jedge?" To which the Judge quietly nodded assent. "Then, lookey here, 1 want a divorce from this ornery cuss. He's nieaner'n pizen. I've jist stood his abuse long's I'm goiu' to, I've got the money with me to pay for the dockyment, and I want it and that dum quick, too and look here, mister, I ain't goin' to leave this house without it, either, do you hear?" To this thade tho old man gladly acquiesed by sayiug, "Judge, guess Miranda's 'bout right' cive it to her." Here Snyder found an opening and ho quickly countered by saying be could not grant the coveted divorce now, that it must come bef the court in the regular Wiij. this th: 1 he old female vixen waxeth warm. Jumping her feet ami striking a Chuck* I .-li attitu she gave his honor a look that caused a aim, kago in his suspenders and sent a chill down Lis spinal column that forever knocked all matrimonial ideas out of his manly bosom. Grasping h-- old umbrella she Haunted it 11: the face of ti„- irightened Judge and fairly screamed: "I'll git even with you* you old son-of-a-gun"'and her fairy like figure tiitted gaily down the marble hulls leaving iu its I ruin hut! not uiilikf- th«* n/iirt* [tint1.
Mav End Fatally.
Mrs. J. Clements, of Iowa, accompanied by her te-i year old sou, is visiting the family of John Biddle, near Waynetowu. Mr. Biddle also has a sou the same age of Mrs. Clements. I hat the spirit of mischief is inherent iu these
Ed Bible, living lu the Red Snyder neigh- 'H "K,,,ire8l,-d their love for gun pow»riimui_ fritmii a vun 1........ .1 1 1.. 1 tier and lots of noise. Last Suuday afternoon borhood, found a very valuable horse dead in his stall ou going to the stable one morning this week. Mr. Bible carried 110 insurance on the animal and his loss will lie quite heavy,
Mrs. Alice Foreman, through her attorney', J. M, Seller, has made application for a difroin her husband, John Foreman. Alice says John skipped out some two years ago and she has not since set her eyes on his precious carcass.
the two boys wandered from the ouse and retiring some distance to a tieid proceeded to have some fun. Placing the powder on a larger stone Master Clements touched it off with a match. But, the boy, oh! where was lie? Laying several feet distant
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bly burned face, powder cooked and as black as the ace of spades. That the boy escaped without the loss of his peepers is a miracle. The doctor pronounce the case a serious one, and if tie recovers will go through'" life frightfully marked.
Never too Old to Wed.
At the residence of Win. II. McNeeley, un south him street last Wednesday morning occurred the marriage of Joseph S. White, of San Diego, Calif., and Miss l,oHja Thompson. Mr.j White N 71 jears of age while the bride is only his junior by a few moons. Both' are quite well known here, Mr. Whit*- having been raised near Whitestiiie, iu this county, removing from there to California only a few years age, Mr. and Sirs. White are now on short visit at Whitesvihe but will soon take the train for their home in the tar west.
The Good Work Going On.
Mr. McAlvey, or Indianapolis, lias completed the purchase of the right or way for the new gas line from this city to Sheridan. The pipes have also been purchased and (he work of digging 11m trenches wih begin about one week from next Monday. Crawrordsville will be hca'.ed by gas ere the snow of next winter begins to fly.
Wanted for Trespass.
John Henderson came down from Mtdisou township Wednesday morning and swore out an affidavit before justice Ramsey charging Mrs. Allien Whitecotton with trespass, That great colored dignitary served the warrant 011 lie lady, who at 01 ce gave bond in $100
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