Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 March 1893 — Page 1

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At Music Hall, Saturday night, March 11.

Growing In Magnitude

The Trade Palace IB at present undergoing some wonderful improvements that when linished will make it the most completo as well as the largest dry goods store in the State outside of Indianapolis. The three large front rooms on the second floor have been thrown into one and are being elegantly fitted up for millinery and cloaks. A handsome new passenger elevator is being put in to connect this department with the firtt floor so that customers will have no steps to climb. The firm's recent purchase, the opera house room, is connected with the already mammoth main room by means of arches and will prove a valuable addition. When completed Messrs. McClure A Graham will have a store that would be a credit to any large city and will be the pride of every person in the county.

Resolutions-

WHEREAS it has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from our midst by death bur beloved brother, Nathaniel Booher, therefore be it

Resolved, that while we acknowledge our loss and that a void is made by his death which will not be filled, wo bow in humble submission to the will of Him who doeth all things well.

Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be furnished the family of our deceased brother, and also furnished the county papers for publication aad spread upon the records of the company.

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"fritz ID Ireland."

It is very creditable to Mr. J. K. Emmet that lie is able to continue the popularity of "Fritz in Ireland'' after its innumerable repetitions, and in face of the comparison with his father that naturally sugucsts itself. Tins comparison is not odious. He dances with grace, has a musical voice and acts with spirit and pleasing humor. The company is capable. including Missep Florence Germaine, Genevra Campbell and Martha Jen nose, and W. P.Sheldon, J. R. Gildersleeve, Vernon Ramsdell and Paul Matthews. The play is picturesquely set, its striking scenes showing t,he church and cottage on the Rhine, a ruin in Ireland by moonlight, and interior, and an ancient castle with characteristic laudscape. Agresable features are the jaunting car and donkey, the chimes, the infant choristers and the big church organ.—St. Louis Republic.

MULLEN,

Corn. A. M. PICKKREL, KIMLVR.

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Frightfully Out.

John Munm, living near Waynetown met with au accident Thursday morning which will disfigure him for life. He had started in his buggy with a crosscut saw for the woods when one end of the Baw struck a tree causing it to swing around against Mr. Munas' neck. An awful gash was cut from his mouth entirely around to the back of his neck, causing him to bleed almost to death bofore medical aid could be summoned.

Death of Minnie Ring.

Miss Minnie Ring died at the residence of Michael Callahan on west Market street Thursday evening after a long illness cf consumption, at the age of 31 years. Miss Ring was a well known and highly esteemed young lady. The funeral will occur this morning at 10 o'clock from St. Bernard's church.

The grand jury will begin its labors next Monday.

F. P. Mount has been appointed administrator of the estate of Silas Pogue Charley Beatty has accepted a position in a photograph gallery at Iowa City, Iowa.

Elder Oliphant will preach at the Primitive Baptist church this afternoon at 2 o'clock and to-morrow.

James Lafollette, one of tho best known men in the county, died at his home near New Ross Thursday.

Mrs. Win. Whitr, of North Union, this week gave the sum of $r0 to the Or plian's Home. It was a splendid gift and thoroughly appreciated. ,,

The new house of Calvin Breaks, living northwest of the city, was badly damaged by a tire that originated in a bed'last. Tuesday. The building was insured in the Ohio Farmers' Insurance company and on Thursday Agent Voris adjusted the loss and paid over the Vioney.

Steve Allen has'brought suit against JVlike Zollcrs to recover £'200 rental money for which he claims to have paid for a room over his saloon which Michael refused to give possession of. Zellers claims the room in question wao not included when Allen rented tho building of him. ...

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Miss Sue Canine, of Wax eland, is tho guest ot Airs. W. T. Whittington.

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Mrs. L. A. Swifi is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. Li. Marltly, at Chattanooga, Teun.

Florence Bindley's "Pay Train" did good business at Music Hall, Monday night.

Jauies M. Galey has been appointed a-JminiBirator of the estate of Samuel S. Galey.

Melchoir Myers and Stephen Leo attended the inauguration exercises at Washington.

Jacob llutton brought a hog to the city Tuesday xvhicb weighes 500 pounds and brought $4-1.80.

Dave Johnson was fined in the Ma} or court luesday evening for violating the screen ordinance.

The Monon will put on fourextrapassenger trains on May 1st to accommodate the World's Fair travel.

Walter Hulett, Will Johnston and Sam Thomas left Monday for the inauguration at Washington.

Under the new law jusi passed by the legislature all the township trustees will remain in office uutil 1895.

Groceryman Plunkett's horse ran otF Wednesday morning and thoroughly demolished the delivery wagon.

Prof. Ed Long and his troop of educated dogs have arrived in the city and will travel with LaPearl's circus the coming season.

The slate legislature adjourns permanently on Monday. Senator Seller and Representative McCallister will be at home" to their friends after Monday.

James Johnston, the colored substitute mail carrier, haB resigned his position to take a job at the Nutt House. No one as yet has been appointed to succeed him.

Officer Grimes arrested two tramps Tuesday who were trying to force a lady to get them a warm breakfast, i'hey should have been given a coat of tar and feathers.

George D. Dunagan, of Gosport, State organizer for the Red Men, is now in the county and xvill organize tribes at Waveland, Ladoga, Darlington, New Richmond and Waynetown.

The list of questions for the teachers' examination, last Saturday was said to be the moBt difficult over given and many gave up the ghost before the ex amination was half through.

President John M. Coulter,of Indiana University, has been offered the chair of botany at the new Chicago University at an annual salary of S7,000. He has not yet decided to accept the place.

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In (Jlncugo Wednes-

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M. iO. and N. J. Clodfelter were in Chicago this weeK.

Koaeli came, over from Indianap

olis and spent bunday in the city.

Bob AiuComas is down from Chicago to attend the bedside of his lather.

James l\ Mahorney, of Champaign 111., is visiting

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sons, Zack and Alex.

Miss Ann,t White has returned from a visit to her sister in Minneapolis, Kan.

Mr. Joe Fisher the hardware dealer, has 6old his east Jefferson street residence to Warren Davis, Jr., for 83,100, and in the spring will begin the erection of a new home on Wabash avenue.

The hardware Btore of Shelby at Linden was entered on Wednesday night by some thief xvho robbed tho cash drawer of a few cents and the shoxv caso of a revolver, nothing else baing missed.

Doc Britton's$25 bull dog fell a victim to the wiles of the malicious dog poisoner last Saturday night and as a result '"Doc" has on his war paint. Woe to tho poisoner should he be found.

Alonzo Custer, a young farmer living near Darlington, and Miss Eliza Goble. of Alamo, were married at tho home of tho brido in Alamo last Wednesday evening, Rev. Higgins, of Lebanon, officiating.

The stone steps on tho xvest side of tho court

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have broken all

to pieces this week and are entirely useless. The. breakage was caused by the settling of the foundation after the thaw. \V. N. Washburn and Jasper Clough shot a bird match at Xew Richmond last Saturday for820 a side. lOaeh shot at 23 birds Washburn xvinning with a credit or 21 dead birds to Clough 1!). Washburn killed all his birds but two of them fell outside the limits. It xvas a splendid contest.

Stork Hogs, and Cattle for Sale.

I keep for sale at all times a largo number of fine qualify dehorned, one and two year old cattle. Also brood soxvs and stock'hogs. Salesman always to be found on farm. Residence six miles cast of city.

SHERMAN A. TRQUT

Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U.<p></p>Baking

Stole Her Kids.

Mrs. McKinsey-Stephenson, she of the auburn hair, has again brought herself into prominence by kidnapping her own children. Some weeks ago tho relief committee found tho family living in a ho vol and IU a half-starved condition. Tho matter was reported to Judgo Harney who issuod au order to have the two children taken to the Orphan's Homo. When her tattered darlings were taken from her Mrs. Stephenson made Koino howl and swore vengeance upon every trson vested with official authority. She frequently visited tho children at tho Home, and it is altogether probable made arrangements with the children for their escape. Last Sunday as usual all the children were sent to tho First Presbyterian church Sunday school. All roturned oafely but the McKinsey children who had given the others the slip, and went to their mother's home in tho north end. Matron

Hiner reported tho matter to Sheriff Bible who refused to act without another order from the court, and henco Mrs. Stephenson is still in poBseBsion of hor offsprings.

Jailed at Lust.

During the late Crawfordsville fair Martin Moto had his pockets picked of a pocketbook containing 850. Suspicion at once fell upon OLO, Edward Mcln-

for other pastures. In the meantime the case was reported to tho grand jury and an indictment was returned against Edward. Efforts wore made to locate him but without result until last week when Sheriff Bible was notiBed that the wiley young man was doing labor on a farm near Frankfort. Depu-y Sheriff Grant Agnew went after hit last Friday and experienced no trouble in making the arrest. Eddie is now breaking bread with Mr. Bible and his case will probably come up next week.

Once More in Limbo.

George Martin, the colored gladiator, is again occupying a euite of rooms at Sheriff Bible's hotel. Some weeks ago George was arrested for stealing a revolver from Thompson & Cates' second hand store. He entered a plea of only having borrowed the rerolver with which to kill a chicken and tho court lot him off on the condition ot good behavior. That thid gay smokod gentleman didn't appreciate the clemency of the court was manifested Monday afternoon when he filled up on bad whiskey and spent a couple of hours in beating and kicking his wife. He waB run in by the police and will no doubt soon be doing labor for tho state.

A Queer Place For Thieves. For some weeks past persons who have been practicing in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium have been annoyed by the petty pilfering o? some unknown sneak-thief. The wearing apparel is always loft unguarded in tho dressing room and it has been almost a daily occurrence for some of the pockets to bo rifled. Monday afternoon Ttramer, a student, hail S20 taken from his pocket-book in tho dressing room. He notified Socrotary McKay of his loss but a general search failed to reveal tho missing cash. Every effort will now bo mado to capturo the culprit and put a stop to the nefarious work.

A Diseustinc Sight.

Last Saturday night the police arrested Lib Seering and Josie Little, a couple of young girls scarcely in their teene, on the court house corner for being drunk and disorderly. When the officers attempted to remove them to jail they began screaming, cursing and presented a most disgusting si«ht. They were kept in jail "over nitrht and released Sunday morning.-. .The lieform School is just the place for these two girls, and several others ,*ho are traveling the same path.

ELKHART carruge

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^ftrm Hnrnaif Ilaro solil to conHiimers for 20 yearn, A'o.

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52ND YEAR.—NO. 27

S. Gov't Report

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New Richmond's Panic.

There was quite a lively timo up at New Richmond last Monday. Tliore wu some blood spilled, too, aud some ugly gaping wounds inado that nothing but years of tune will heal. Saturday tho eastern exchange failed to reach the Isexv Richmond bank and consequently on Monday tho bank was forced to suapend the payment of chocks until the money arrived on the afternoon train. This action caused considerable comment and criticism. Some of tho citizens condemned tho bank management and were violent in their denunciation others sided in with tho bankers. During theexcitement J. A. McCardle dropped into tho drug store of Dr. Hollin and was accused by the latter gentleman of traducing the reputation of the back.

This was toj for Mc. and in a moment the two were engaged in a lively exchange of blows. Friends finally separated them, but the affair caused a gonoral uprising of both factionB and for a timo a general riot was threatened. ,Tho train bearing tho vulgar cash brought the fracas to a close, but tho fracture of many former personal friend----ships will be many years in healing..

Wants To Be Free.

Mrs. Harry Corey Miller has brought •uit for a legal separation fro» her hus-

tyre, but that worthy got wind of the J5""0*' '"'am Harry Miller. HattiealBuspicions and packing his grip skipped JeffeB

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ber, 1881), but have not lived together since January, 1892 that Harry,or 'Andsomo Arry, as he is familiarly known,rofusod to provide food and clothing for herself and their heir, Master Edward* Miller, and that sho has always had a hand to hand conflict with the gaunt wolf while Harry xvas living on tho fat of the land and having a good time traveling over the country with the Ben Hur Company, Hattie furthor avers that hsr husband is not a fit person to hare the care and custody of tho chiid and a?ks the court that it bo gi/on unto tho keeping of hor mother, Mary Corey, and that she be granted hor maiden name and privileges.

.Broke Even.

Zeb Couger and William Stout were arraigned In-fore Justice Chumasero Wednesday

the charges of provoke.

It appears that Cougar and Stout, who are neighbors living west of the city, bocame involved in a dispute last weok over the possession ot a straw stack While no blows were exchanged yst each applied vile epithets to tho othor and as a result each had the othor arrested for provoko. Both were fined and are now at a loss to determine which got the worst of it.

A Monstrous Combination.

The girls of Darlington who work away from home have combined, and have resolved to two dollars per and ironing is lini-i ing is not incluu! dollar and a half, est and we be this resolution, penny too much.

x'orlc for less than horo tho washing 1. Where the wash-

U' UT.V will work for one iio girls are in oarn-•hi-vo will stay with They arcs not asking a

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ing at all. they are xvorth all they ask.

Death of Doctor Olinger.

Doctor Ol'nger died at his homo ia Brown's Valley last Monday of typhoid fever at the age of 55 years. He leaves a wifo and two daughters, one of whom is quite sick with tho fovor. The deceased was a xvell known and highly esteemod citizen and his loss is keenly foil. Tho funerel occurred Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and was largely attended.

Death of George Danner.

I Jeorge \V. Dannor died at his homo on east Franklin street last Saturday afternoon from tho result of an attack of grip. The deceased was (M years old and leaves a wife and two children, Tho funeral was conducted Monday afternoon from the family residence, Rev. E. B. Thomson, officiating.

HARNESS

„„lhem,h,,tmU„J„UJii,.We*rntheoUU*l "uuu and (nrcefct manufacturers in America ROUIIIB ISuggiofi and Harness tbiB way. Sfiip with privilege to oxtumno boforo any money is paid. We pattfrwtht both wow* if not satisfactory. Warrant fortwoyoaro. Why pay An Agent $into $60 to ordor Cor yon? Writo yonr own urdcr. Boxing freo. Wo Cako all the risk of damage in shipping.

WHOLESALE PRICES.

Spring WngoiiH, to 950. Guaranteed same as cell for $50 to $h5. to.$IOOf game as sell for $100 to $130. Top BIICRIOH at $42* fineaa\ i'lmctooflat 870 to£ MRK wnffonettcfl*\

VVogouM, Unlivery Wagons and ttoad Carta.

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