Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 June 1893 — Page 8
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NEW ROOM! NEW GOODS
II S O A N
Is now Locatc-d in his beantiful new room on north Washington street in tee Opera House Block and has the Finest and Most Complete L'ine of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
—Ever Ottered in the City. A full line of—'
Canned Goods and Fruits
Everything New, Neat and Clean. Farmers, bring your Produce to
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New Spring Goods Now In
Beautiful Patterns! Reasonable Prices! Colman & Murphy, MERCHANT TAILORS.
WANTED
Everybody to call at tlie
Health Office Saloon.
128 West Main Street.
Gus Karle. Steve Allen.
Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
Business is conducted on the "Live and Let Live" Plan at
CASH FRY'S E O E
See him before selling your produce. It will pay you.
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So exclaim those who come just now. They see among other things
INDIA and CHINA SILKS
More than 200 patterns to select from* black grounds, dresden figures, polka dots, small chinz designs and all the new things heliotropes, eniinence and greens.
New Crystals and Berigalines in browns, tans, and blue. New Grenadines in stripes, dots and shadow patterns styles all exclusive to us and ojily one dress of a kind.
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S. AYERS & CO.,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
ANOTHER MONON WRECK.
An Engineer Loses His Life But Passengers Escape Without Injury.
A wreck occurred at Broad Ripple near Indianapolis on the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago, Monday morning, that mashed up two cars and the engine in all five cars loft the track. One man, engineer George T. Plant, ,vas killed and three others injured.
The train consisted of a mail and baggage car car combined, a smoker, ladies' coach and two sleepers. There wore only two or throe people in the smoker the coach was about half full and about twenty persons were in the two sleepers.
At the northern edge of the town there is a curye about two thousand feet long. It is not a sharp curve, and the iron bridge north of the town can be plainly seen.
After the train had whistled for the street crossings, a blind horse wandered onto the track from the street south of the cattle-guard and was struck by the locomotive. The animal was knocked across the guard, and north of it went under the engine. ."The machine saems to havo ridden over it until the tender was struck. There the carcass became fastened, and was dragged perhaps three hundred feet. Tho drivers of the engine left the track finally, and the huge machine swayed back and forth and careened to the right, an.! fell about ten feet down a steep bank. It turned completely on its back. The smoke-stack and steam-chest were buried in the earth, and the ^bell was wrenched loose and thrown' some distance. The cab was torn off and smashed to kindling wood and tho top of it thrown bottom side up on the switch track near where the engine fell.n When the engino went down to the right, the remainder of the train shot oi? to the left. About '250 feet of main and side-track was torn up. Tho machinery of the engine is not badly damaged, and the oflicialssay that 8'2,bu0 will pay the entire property loss.
More of the Aldine Swindle. The persons litre who were caught in the ChicagoAldinohotel swindle Monday cceivect the following mysterious circular. For fear it is a sequel to the original swindle the proposition will be thoroughly investigated before accepting its terms: HAVE YOU 11EEN SWINDLED BYTIIK ,\LU1NE
HOTEL COMPANY OF CHICAGO? You have probably received by this time a circular, informing you that the Aldine Hotel Company is in a bankrupt condition and that thoyhavo transferred their plant to another party, who they claim will allow you only 50 per cent, of tho amount paid for their certificate, while charging a higher rate per day for accommodations, making the actual cost SG per day instead of S2.50, according to the original agreement. You have no guarantee that even this arrangement will bo carried out in good faith. Tlie very reasons which they gave for making low rates when they induced you to pay in advance are the reasons which they now give for not fulfilling their contract. Do not release them, but write at once a full statement of your case, inclosing any circular you may have received offering inducements ctc., to Hon. Carter Harrison, Mayor of Chicago. 111., and he will refer tho matter to the proper law oflicer, who will either force tho Aldine Hotel Company to make good their contract to you, appoint a receiver, sell them out and refund you your pro rata of the assets.
Act promptly or you will not got one cent of benefit from your investment. Any proposition they may rnako to you is not worth tho papor it is written on.
Somewhat Paradoxical.
The fishing jaunt of Cleveland some years ago on Decoration Day has boon tho subject of many anathmasand years on tho part of republican newspapers, and nono moro so than by our neighbor, tho Journal. How Cleveland was ridiculed and abused by that paper for daring to catch fish on Decoration Day all will remember. His duty on that day was very explicitly set forth, and there was no end 6eeminglj of the mean things said of him for daring to bait his hook on that day. But it is so much easier to preach than to practice, to tell others what course to pursue than follow it ourselves. On Decoration Day this week, a manager of that paper instead of remaining home and clothing himself in sack cloth and ashes hied himself with hook and line and repaired to the "Shades."' no doubt having had a good time, utterly oblivious of tho fact of the annual national decoration day and tho conduct of Cleveland some years ago. How many lish did you catch, young man?
S. S- Convention Postponed. Annual Convention of Montgomery County Sunday School Union was postponed until Thursday Juno Sth, 189.1, will be held in first Baptist church in Crawfordsvilie, to which every one is invited to bo prosent, and take a part in the discussion of the different topics. T. N. MYERS, J. A. MOUNT,
Sec'y Pres.
For Sale at a Bargain.
A complete threshing outfit, separator, engine and eyerything. Good as now. Reason for selling, haven't time to run it. Will sell at a gieat bargain Call on address, J, B. SWANK, 4t 808 W. Market st., Crawfordsvilie.
Farmers, When Hungry
don't fail to try VanSandt & Hale's 15 cent lunch. The best 25 cent meal in the city. Music Hall block, Green street. tf
STATE FIELD DAY.
The Young Athletes of Wabash College Laud fourth Prize. The annual inter-collegiate field day exercises wore hold at Torre Hauto last Monday. Seven colleges were represent cd and the crowd was enormous. Roso Polytechnic took tirst place with 00 points Purdue 2nd with 45 Butler 3rd with 29 Wabash 4th, with 21 Earlham 5th with 1G I. U. Uth with 12: Depauw 7th with i).
The features were the broaking of state records which occurred in all but three of the twenty events. Allen won and broke the state record for tho rnuning broad jump with V.) feet inches.
Vanderbilt won and broke the record on the mile walk in 8.01 25. The 320 yard hurdle race was won by Acker, hands down in IS 35.
Little ran well and took second in the 100 yard dash and third in the 220 yard run.
Coen took third in the hop, step and jump and Wyuecoop third in the milo run.
Wabash received second place in tennis in both singles ami doubles. The occasion terminated with a grand banquet and dance at tho Terro Hauto house in the evening.
Joseph Jones' Jamboree.
ol, Joseph Jones, the renowned hu-man-funnel. lias come to grief. .Joe is a shade oil' color in complexion as well as in character and has acquired fame as the most notorious "booz" punishes- in seven counties. Last Saturday night Joe was found in the ailey buck of tho Ax-fell saloon in a ghastly condition. His head and face had been beaten to jelly. He WHS covered with tilth and mud andjjhis eyes were full of clotted blood. It was a terrible sight, and when the police were notified they were positive that Joseph had taken his last drink. ITo was carried to jail, washed off and medical aid summoned. It was several hours beforo lie regained consciousness and he is yet unable to tell who struck him or how it occurred. "Joseph has taken his face into retirement and it will be several days before anyone will be permitted to look upon his beautifully decorated "mug."
-Seriously Injured. v.
James Baldwin, living on Chestnut street, received a painful injury Wednesday evening. He was out in his yard splitting wood and during one of tho revolutions of his axe it caught upoi a taunt clothes line. In its rebound the keen edge struck him upon the head cutting an ugly gash from the temple to the eye. While the wound was a serious one yet he was lucky to escape as'lightly as he did.
Booe Plead Guilty-
The trial of Jesso Booe, the young gentleman changed with stealing bacon from Frank Dice's smokery, was called in the Circuit Court Wednesday, morning- booe plead guilty whereupon Judge.Harney sentenced him to sixty days in jail. He was lucky to escapo thb penitentiary..
Mackessy Will Go Up-
Wednesday forenoon Judge Langdon overruled the motion for a new trial asked for by William Mackessy, the third one of the rioters tried at Lafayette. The Court overruled a motion for an arrest in judgment. Mackessy was then sdntenced to two years' imprison meiit and to pay a fine of 81. He will be taken north at once.
Uext?
W. Fred Pettit is better but is not yet able to work. Ho is recovering from a severe prostration. The improvement is slow.
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feels that he has broken
down. His weight has been greatly reduced, ho does not weigh more than 140 pounds now, and hisfaco shows evidence of his emaciation.—Lafayette Courier.
Graduation Day.
The graduation exexcises of the Union township schools will be held at V. M. C. A. hall on Thursday evening, June 8. The exercises begin at 8 p. m. There are eleven in tlie class, four boys and seven girls. The best speaker will be tho representative of tho township at the fair.
Will Submit His Bond,
Sheriff-elect Charles Davis will submit his bond to tho county commissioners next week. Tho gentlemen whose names appear thereon are Isaac Davis, John L. Davis, Gen. M. D. Manson, E. II. Cox, E. P. McClaskey, E. C. Snyder and A. F. Ramsey.
Hood's Cures.
In saying that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures, its proprietors make no idle or extravagant claim. Statements from thousands of reliable people of what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done conclusively prove tho fact—Hthem,OOD'Sfor Sarsaparilla VUKES.
Mr. Chauhcey M. Depew's advice'is, "Go South Yonng Man." The best inducements to visit the natural resourses of the Great South dre now offered by the Mobile & Ohio R. R. See advertisement.
Call at Fred Bandel's, corner Green andPike streets, and see the fine marble monuments he bas in stock and get prices. tf
It Is Wonderful
BINE
How much business wo have done in our Millinery Department this .season. There are several reasons for it.
The First:—We have the largest stock to select from. The Secomd—Wo only ask popular prices for our Goods. The Third—We have'the most artistic trimmer in tho city. Th« Fourth—We try to please. The Fifth—We undersell all our competitors. The Sixth—We receive new goods almost, every day, thus keeping up with all the latest things in illinery.
For tliis week we offer our Entire Line of Spring Jackets and Capes at Special Bargains. Come and see us for your Hat, your Jacket or your Cape. We will save you money. Respectfully yours.
•'••'-A.be LeVinson's.
BennaBros.,
The Leading- Clothiers.
If You Need a NICE NEW
SUIT OR A STYLISH
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HAT THE QUESTION 10U NATURALLY ASK IS WHERE CAN I BUY IT AND SAVE MONEY?
We Answer.
CALL ON
BENUA BROS.,
WHO
GUARANTEE
THE
LOWEST
PRICES
In TOWN.
.Successors to Con Cunningham.
One Price Only. P- 8. These goods are for net cash.
1 )EI3S«ING
V'F:3
AND MOWERS
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Are as mm i.hc.-K. ui' all other kinds for harvesting as gold is ahead of brass iroiu l:ii a !.i. :,,,uve jewcln When you make up your Jewels," rem muer trie Deering is the best
g0Jsfhfu-'ll'iV! «:«\^.'''lt»valor? If so try the Brown orliie Deere, desiri'ii 'l/r M-." l!°l"
ln,:'horses
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earth.
that can be set to run any depth
^is hitch will become mere
cu tiyate grass ms-.ead of corn. Also line carriages.
CO HOOF & EISflEE.