Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 May 1892 — Page 1
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JUST ARRIVED. AT
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NEW 5j AND 10 CENT STORE
Bargains for Everybody
WEST MAIN STREET.
All my own make. Spring Cushions in all Baggies. All kinds of
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Your patronage Solicited.
ALBERT S. MILLER,
NORTH-OF COURT HOUSE.
Kegistered Jersey Cattle.
Six Fresh Jersey Cows For Sale Cheap.
13. Iv. ORNBAUN,
Music Hall Hotel and Restaurant.
-FARMERS CAN GET A FIRST CLASS
FINEST LUNCH IN THE CITY. V^LNSAKZIT HAX.S, PROPS.
LOOK HERE!
AND- SEE OUR TINTS OP STEAMBOAT
PJUMTS
ALL COLORS AND SHADES'.
VARNISHES and OILS.
51 ST YEAR.—N0.41 CRAWFORDSYILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY. MAY 28. 1892.
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ISSUEII EYKHY SATURDAY.
W. K. HGNKKl., lSuslnpRR Manager
Dr. Morgan lato of this city, has located at San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. Eliza Davidson has been appointed executrix of the will of the late Judge T. F. Davidson.
About one hundred students from Wabash attended the State field day ex ercises at Terre Haute yesterday.
The druggists of the city have determined to keep their places closed on Sunday except two hours in the fore noon and two hours in the afternoon.
Dr. Iluntsinger performed a successful surgical operation in the removal of a tumor from the eye-ball of MrB. Perkins living some nine miles in the country last Thursday.
The republican central committee has issued a call for the different townships to meet on Saturday Juno 18, to select delegates for the Congressional, Joint Senatorial conventions.
The Court House flag was at half mast yesterday in honor of the memory of Hon. Geo. W. Carr, who died yesterday morning at the residence of hia son, ex-Mayor Carr. Tho remains will be taken to Jackson county to-day for interment.
The Knights Templars and their ladieB to the number of about 100 went to Ladoga Thursday afternoon on a special train. Rev. G. W. Switzer delivered the Ascension Day sermon which was followed by a grand banquet. The party returned home a little after midnight more than delighted with the success of the occasion.
Harry E. Brothers and Miss Daisy Bayless, were quietly married at the home of the bride's parents, W. R. Bayless and wife, on east Main street last Wednesday evening, Rev. G. P. Fuson officiating. Both are well known young people who have the best wishes of hosts of friends for a prosperous future in the craft on which they have embarked on the broad sea of matrimony.
Pettit's Health Failing.
The following special from Valparaiso to the Cincinnati Enquirer of Thursday says: "Preacher Pettit, who attracts more attention than any convict in the prison, is in a wretched condition, the result of hemmorages of the lungs, and his recovery is in doubt. He does not realize his impaired physical condition, and hopes to receive a new trial.
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UGGIES AND- SURRIES'.
AND EVERYTHING IN
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TlNiSi^BY & MARTIN.
Fin© Watch. Repairing
111 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET.
Barnum shows at Indianapolis} Monday.
Bob Wilson is clerking in Gebhart's bazaar.
A son has been born to J. L. Cbarni and wife. A. JC. Higgins left for Denver, Colo., Wednesday morning.
Major Foote attended a meeting of the Grand Lodge at Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. Mattie Dyer Britts is visiting friends in New Ross. Organize democratic township cluba and let the work begin at once.
Milo Ensminger iB traveling for a wholesale grocery house in Chicago. Miss Nell and John Nicholson were in Kokomo this week where their father is quite sick,
Chas. Zozel, tho restaurant man, has gone to Montana, to engage in the herding of cattle.
Amazon Ward has been appointed administrator of the estate of Wm. H. Oliver, deceased.
Mrs. McKee Dunn concluded a visit with J.
M. Lane and returned home in
Washington Monday.
Rev. G. W. Switzer attended a meeting of the board of camp meeting managers at Lafayette this week.
Dr. W. P. Kane and Judge A. D. Thomas are in the east looking for some gentleman who would fit nicely in Dr, Tuttle's shoes.
Five sad visaged drunks paid the penalty of a Sunday jamboree in the Mayor's court Monday morning—and yet all the saloons were closed.«
Last week the commission merchants of this city shipped to eastern markets 350 cases of eggs, 120 barrels of poultry and 20 barrels of butter.
At his residence on south Walnut street last Monday night Elder M. M. Vancleave united in matrimony B. M. Zackery and Miss Ida Tyler.
Several serious washouts occurred on the Clover Leaf railroad during the storm Tuesday night and no trains were run until Wednesday afternoon
Sheriff Ratton, of Clinton county, passed through the city Tuesday morning with a prisoner, Frank Herington, arrested at Danville, 111., charged with perjury.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Newman Essick and Miss Jennie Bryant on June 7. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. G. W. Switzer at the Methodist church.
Tho farmers meeting which was to have been held at the court houso Wednesday failed to materialize. Too much sunshine and too much plowing is the cause attributed.
A married woman and a young business man were arrested on the streets •Saturday night in a beastly state of intoxication. Both wero heavily lined by the Mayor Monday morning.
Tho Law and Order League has out emissaries spotting evil doers and their names will be reported to tho next grand jury, it is said that they have already secured more than 75 names. Let the good work go on.
Tho suit of Sarah Lemin vs. Mrs. Emma Storm venued from Tippecanoe county, was heard by Judge Harney Monday and Tuesday. The suit was for a claim of $200 for taking care of Mrs. Storm's aged fathers of which amount the jury awarded the plaintiff $125,
Charley Zozel. of tho Washington street lunch and billiard joint, has brought suit in Justice Chumasero's court against John Mateer and Tom Little, a pair of frisky students, to recover debts incurred by tho defendants masticating sandwiches and punching the ivories during tho long winter months.
Read the advertisment of Wm. -JE Gebhart, successor to D. W. Rountrce. Mr. Gebhart has just returned from the east where he purchased a largo and elegant new stock of fancy notions and gents' furnishings and next Monday morning will place on sale the finest and cheapest line of goods ever offered to the people of Montgomery county.
Adam Zwickle, of Anderson, is the owner of a horse that is developing an elegant pair of horns, such as usually ornament tho head of a bovine. The horns came out of the forehead just above the eyes and are now about two inches in length. Although the horse is six years old tho horns did not make their appearance until recently, and are growing at a rapid rate.'
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We may not have a circus this summer but wo are happy in tho realization that an Uncle Tom's Cabin with two TopseyB, two Marks, two donkeys and a whole pack of the fiercest beef eating blood hounds on record will soon be with us. This is no fake but an assured fact. Tho paper is up and the date is June 1. Happy Crawfordsville and unhappy and envious Rockville.
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The Seniors of the high school will give their class day exhibition at Music Hall on next Thursday evening, June 2nd.
Admission to the College ClasB day exhibition will be 50 cents this year. The boys are getting out some special scenery for the occasion.'
Mrs. W. D. McClelland was called to Frankfort Tuesday morning by a telegram announcing that her father, Mr. Mitchell, had dropped dead from heart disease.
Harry Crawford, Jr., Bays the Chicago & Southeastern road (Indiana Midland) is to be extended to a point on the' Illinois Central road, probably Urbana, and at a much earlier date than the past history of tho road would lead one to suppose possible.
Al Martin who has had charge of Lawson's photograph gallery for some time past leaves for Covington, where he will open anew gallery. Mr. Martin is an expert workman and a model young man. Tho REVIEW wishes him success in his future home.
J. W. Roberts, who has just accepted tho position of master mechanic of the Chicago & Southeastern road, was for twenty-two years with tho Bee-lino as master mechanic. The company owns eight engines which ho proposes to rebuild at tho company's shops in Lebanon.
Henry Perry and James Hanna became involved in a little dispute over a case they were trying in Justice Chumasero's court last Tuesday and amused a large crowd by their wild gestures and hot words. Perry finally lost control of himself and struck Hanna in tho breast Friends here intefercd and the combatants were separated.
C. N. Williams was in Greencastle Tuesday where tho time and place for holding the joint senatorial and representative conventions will be held. Tho place selected was Greencastle and the date is July 7lh. The basis of representation will be one delegate to every 100 votes cast for the last republican cardidate for secretary of State.
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Kline e.an always bo found and wl lbggladto moot all lu need or bis aorrlceiin tho 0:100 Uon of all errors of Vision at tho Old Reliable Jeweler Store of
Trustee Wolf was up from Brown township Tuesday.
Gen. Manson, Alex Harper, J. M. Schultz, Chas. Goltra J. H. Wateon were in Indianapolis Tuesday.
Several light frosts this week are reported by early risers, but they were harmless—we mean the frdsts.
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ON MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
The Ideal Baking Powder is DP. Price's Cream Baking Powder.
For more than fifty years Cream of Tartar and Bicarbonate of Soda have been used for leavening purposes' With sufficient flour added to preserve the strength of the powder unimpaired, and this with the addition of whites of eggs comprises this pure and wholesome leavening, agent, that has been the standard for 40 years. Ia its ttse pure, wholesome and delicious food is always assured.
Makes cake and biscuit that retain their moisture, and while they are flaky and extremely light they are fine grained, not coarse and full of holes as made with ^mmonia baking powders, latter dries up quickly. Alum powders leave a bit* ter taste in the bread or cake. ii !»r. "Price a Cream Baking Powder once used, always used.
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John Whalen, of Darlington was in tho city Thursday. J. C. Edgworth was down from Logansport this week.
Several of our citizens attended the May Musical Festival at Indianapolis this week.
A plain drunk was run in by Officer Grimes Wednesday night, aside from which business in police circles has been quiet this week.
Corn has been oh a boom this weelc and on two occasions reached 50 centsW. M. Darter bought several loads o£ it Thursday at that figure.
Work is progressing rapidly on the Central school building and with half way favorable weather the building will be ready for occupancy by Sept. 1st.
Chas. B. Landis, editor of the Delphi. Journal, is mentioned as a republican congressional possibility in the Tenth district. Ho is a graduate of WabaBh college.
Mrs. Emily D. Dickorson has filed. Buit for a divorce in tho circuit court against Arthur H. Dickerson, charging him with abandonment. Arthur lives in Terre Haute while Emily resides with her mother Mrs. Pruett, on east College Street.
Sheriff Bible and Deputy Wallace Brannon viewead tho high waters around St. Louis this week. They combined business],* with pleasure by placing in the hands of tho St. Louis police a description of tho recently escaped criminals in the hopes that they may be gobbled up in tho near futuro should their goiding star lead them that wav.
P.dier-Mitohell.
Last Thursday evening tho marriage of Mr. Joe Fisher and IS1 i:ss Flora Mitch ell was solemnized at li.o M. E. church in the presence of a largo concourso of invited guests. Promptly at 8 o'clock to tho beautiful straiiu of tho Mondelscohn w.edding march tho bride, leaning upon tho arm of Mr. Thomas ROBS and the groom upon the arm of his brother, entered from opposite dcors in tho church and proceeded by Mr. Charles Mclntyre and Mr. Geo. Durham marchto tho alter whore Eev. Greene the beautiful words of the Methodist mar. riage rital pronounced thorn' husband and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are too well Known to admit of words of praise from our humble pen. 'I he groom is one of our most successful aud aggressive business men while tho bride is one of Crawfordsville's loveliest ladies. Tho REVIEW extends its hearty congratulations.