Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 June 1893 — Page 6
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To Chicago and return all rail $7.00 To Chicago and return, rail and boat, $7.00 to the Shades and return, $1.10 to Lake Maxinkuckee and return $2.90, going Saturday and returning Monday, to lake Maxinkuckee and return ten days, $3.85 to Lake Maxinkuckee and return, 30 days, $4.35 to Ora or Bass lake 30 days, $3.95. Parties going to Chicago via St. Joseph and boat can stop over at Lake Maxinkuckee. Bertha not included for $7.00. Boat leaves St. Jocaph at 3 p. m., making the trip across the lake and arriving in Chicago early in the evening most delightful.
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World's Fair Excursion—Low Bates Special excursion tickets will be sold from all T., St. L. SL K. C. stations, Apr. 25th to Oct. 31st, with ample return limit. Direct serviae to the World's Fair. Quick time, low rates, via Clover Leaf Route. Call on nearest agent or address. C. C. JINKINS, G. P. A.,
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K. B.—A most useful book for World's Fair visitors may be had of Clover Leaf •gents.
The Picnic Slipper is having the greatest run of any show ever put on the market. Ed Van Camp A Co.
Berries, fruits and canned goods at N. M. Martin's.
Saturday evening, June 17. 1893, in the new church building at Smartsburg will be an ice cream and strawberry estival, Everything good to eat and drink will be on hand at reasonable prices. Proceeds for the benefit of said churcb. Come everybody and aid us in furnishing the church and enjoy yourselves. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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"We hope everyone who owns a horse will read the advertisement of tbe Elkhart Carriage and Harness Manufacturing Oompaoy, of BUKhart,
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LADIKS—Don't fail to see Mrs Cresse's spring stoek of millinery. All the new and beautiful designs and shades are now in and ready for inspection, tf
If you try a pair of our Picnic Slippers yoa will never wear any other. Ed Van Camp & Co.
Why Pay 50cts. a can for Baking Powders when you can get a can just as good for 20cts. Sold only by N. M, Martin, tf
LOOAL NEWS.
S. A. R. Beach and family are at the World's Fair. Manilla twine the best grade at TinBley & Martin's.
TWINE. Fur the best twine go to Tinsley & Martin. J. A. Fisher was down from Frankfort over Sunday.
Prof. I N. Neff has returned to his home in Bellfountaine, O. The June session of Commissioners Court closed on Wednesday.
The band will begin its regular Saturday night concerts to-night. B. F. Crabbs and Dr. O. H. Jones attended the World's Fair this week.
The Ladoga public schools are noted for thorough work and high rating. W. E. Nicholson and Gus Truitt, with their wives, are at the Worlds Fair.
Bob Henkel and wife and Mrs. E. M. Henkel returned to Brazil Monday. Miss Ethel Barnhill has gone to Danville. Ind., to enter the summer normal.
Harry S. Shaffer mill establish a paper at Clark'.*. Hill, to be called the News.
Capt. J. B. Pence and wife have gone to Harbor Springs, Mich., to spend the summer.
MisB Mabel Smith has returned from Indianapolis and is again working at the "Fair."
Prof. Wellington has been elected Superintendent of the city schools for next year.
M. R. Brockman and Miss Mollie McCalip were married at Muncie last Thursday.
Quite a number from here attended the big horse show at New Richmond last Saturday.
The .Petit jury was discharged last Saturday and will not be called again until next September.
Rev. Howe will preach 9 sermon tomorrow evening for the benefit of tbe Clerka' Union Association.
Dr. J. F. Tuttle has been attending commencement exercises at the Marietta (Ohio) college this week.
The [fire department was called out Saturday by tne regular weekly fire at the Big Four trestle. No damage.
Dick Keating, of Lafayette, and Jere Shuckrow, of Danville, have been matched for a fight in the latter city for $150 a side.
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Wheat cutting in some localities will be under way in a week from this time, the growth of it for some days past being very rapid. A good average crop is anticipated.
Six 'couples of young people came over from Indianapolis Saturday night and on Sunday morning were taken to the Shade3
by BayleBS.
They returned
At the graduation exercises of the schools of Brown township last Friday night the first place was won by Miss Georgia Straughn. The judges were George Welty and O. D. Humphrey.
An effort to secure abridge over Walnut fork, on the road east of the poor farm, is being made by some friends of the enterprise. The commissioners have not consented to it, and may be will not.
James Barker, it is now definitely announced, will next Thursday resign and relinquish his position of general passenger agent of the-Monon, to officiate similarly for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, at a salary of $5,500 per annum.
The following changes in time went into effect on the Monon last Sunday: North bound at 12:15 p. m. instead of 12:28. The afternoon north accommodation at 4:17 instead of 4:34 o'clock. The south bound mail at 1:58 p. m„ instead of 1:23.
Onion thieves were out one night last week jay-hawking onions, radishes and "sich." One of our old citizens heard them and stole upon them near enough to recognize them. He warned his neighbors. He and his neighbors are now prepared to give them a good mess of
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time they come—Darlington Echo. Two kids under ten years of age broke into Wimer's store Saturday. One crawled through a back window where the
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was broken out, and opened
the back door. These two boys and two others broke into one of the school buildings recently, and are forming habits that will get themselves and their parents into serious trouble if they are not looked after.—Ladoga Leader.
William Uslar while ditching on the farm of John Stevenson, near Romney, was bitten by a little black rattle snake Saturday, The snake was a young one and had crawled up and coiled by the paddle, and when Uslar reached for the paddle to clean his spade the snake bit him on the hand. Mr. Uslar was hot and by the time he could call assistance he fainted and fell into the ditch. Jim Kross was near, and happening to have a half pint of old rye Boon brought him around all right. Mr. Uslar will have a sore hand.—New Richmond Enterprise.
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Oold Pacts From an Unbiased Mind. Why don't the commissioners pay the warrant from Judge Harney, in the Pettit case? asked a citizen of the Leader, on Saturday.
Leader coulun't ans*.ver but expressed th-i opinion that possibly the bill was a surprise party to the Board. The Citizen grew quite warm, at what he denominated the Loader's lack of knowledge of what was going on. Then the Citizen loosened his collar, adjusted his tie, and declared that there was no surprise about it. He told the Leader that long before the work was done on this brief Messrs. Anderson and Haywood had an interview with the Commissioners it was not a public seance. At that session the lawyers laid before the board the situation as it existed they wanted to know what position the Board was going to take, for, while they had no doubt of their ability to collect their fees under an appointment from the Montgomery County Court, they did not propose to do any suing they preferred to stay out of the case altogether.
The Commissioners expressed the opinion that this was a matter to be settled by Judgo Harney, and as a consequence it was decided that Mr. Anderson should have a conference with the Judge, and learn what, in his judgment, was the proper courss to be pursued. Mr. Anderson had thiB interview, and after all the facts were laid before him, the Judge announced that he would allow Anderson anC Haywood $2,000 for briefing the case, they to pay all the cost of printing, &c., or he would ollow them $1,500 for their services, and the county pay the printing. The lawyers accepted the former. Then Haywood went before the Tippecanoe Commissioners, and stated what Judge Harney proposed to do. One of the Commissioners wanted the lawyers to accept $1,500 and bear all the expense, which offer was declined. It was finally agreed between the Commissioners and Mr. Haywood, said Leader's informant, tnat the lawyers were to go ahead with briefing the case that they were to be allowed for their services by the Montgomery County Court, and reimbursed by Tippecanoe County. There could not have been any surprise about the bill, so far as our Commissioners are concerned, for they knew all about it before it was incurred, and if they were not willing to pay the bill, as allowed by Judge Harney, they could nave said so before the work was commenoed.—Lafayette Leader.
White Bronze Monuments.
During the past twenty years or more it is noticed that monuments made of white bronze seem to be coming to the front and are taking the places of those of marble and granite. In almost every cemetery of the country from one to a score of these monuments can be found. There isa good and sufficient reasons for this. They are generally Bpeaking much more handsome and neater appearing than monuments of granite and marble, and there is no question as to their durability. They will last longer and retain their original appearance much better than those of stone. Moss and dirt will not adhere to them, as in stone. The metal is compound largely of sine, to which is added small quantities of tin and copper, Several of these monuments are to be seen in various cemeteries in and adjacent to town, one in particular in the West cemetery, two miles north-east of town, which attracts very general attention from the artistic and substantial features which predominate its exterior. It is the Clark monument to which reference is made. It is over eight feet in highth, on the four sides has beautiful symbols with proper
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For the Sleep That Knows No Waking, But It Didn't Work. Mrs. Hattie Corey made a vigorous yet ineffectual effort to quit this vale of tears last Fridaj night at the home of her parents on north Walnut street. She chose the popular morphine route because it was offering special World's Fair rates, and if it had not been for the timely arrival of Dr. Keegan and his stomach pump it is more than likely she would have gone right through without change of cars. Hattie recently obtained a divorce from her husband Harry Miller and has since been leading a pretty merry life. She has been on excellent terms with a certain young gentleman of the town and it said that a recent fracture in their friendship led to the rash act. Under the watchful eye of Dr. Keegan Hattie is getting along nicely and is able to be out on the street.
Got Off Easily.
Last night at 8:15 o'clock in the Circuit court, a jury in the case of the State vs. Philip McCauley, indicted for assault, with intent to murder ex-Priest Rudolph, in the Grand opera house riot, last January, returned a verdict of simple assault, and assessed a fine in the sum of $200. This verdict not being in accordance with the statute, which provides that the fine on such a finding shall not exceed the sum of $50, Judge Langdon re-instructed the jury as to a proper form of verdict, and the twelve retired again for deliberation. They were in the box onoe more in ten minutes, with the fine figures changed from $200 to $50, and the verdict was accepted by the court with due dignity, and by the friends of the defendant assembled with suppressed satisfaction.—Lafayette TimeB.
Officers Elected,
At the convention of the County Sunday School Union at the Baptist church in the city last Friday the following officers were elected:
President, Charles W. Ross Secretary, L. J. Coppage Treasurer, W. B. Lyle 1st district, W. T. Whittington 2d, Wm. N. Russell 3d, Geo. Seybold 4th, Walter Peoples Vice-presidents—Coal Creek township, C. D. Thompson Wayne, V. Westfali Ripley, W. Yount Brown, W. S. Goslin Scott, W. B. Childers Clark, Parker Walnut, Daniel Remley Franklin, Frank Cox Sugar Creek, R. C. Harper Madison, James Wilson Union, Wm. Jackson.
Terre Haute & St. Joseph Trains 55 & 56-
Taking effect Monday, June 12th, 1893 the Vandalia Line will run daily except Sunday. During past seasons these trains have found great favor with the traveling public, and this announcement therefore will be recieved as a bit of good news. These trains will run about as they did last year, viz,—leave Terre Haute 1: p. m. arrive at St. Joseph Mich. 7:30 p. m. leave St. Joseph 2:40 p, m., arrive Terre Haute 9 45 p. m. For com. plete schedule of Vandalia Line trains address any ticket agent of that line, or Chas. M. Wheeler, Traveling Passenger agent, Terre Haute, Ind. Jn. 10 5-w
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Good connectlor made at^Terre^Haute^for the South and South-west.' Trains' run through t» St. Joseph, Mich., making gcxxl connection vritli C. & W. 'or Michigan points.
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TRAINS AT CRAWFORDSVILLK. 15IG FOUil.
BAST. WKBT^ 9:0j a. m.... Dally (except Sunday) 6:S0 p. m5:40 p. Daily J2:40 a. m2:03 n. Dally 8:47 a. m1:05 p. m... .Daily (except Sunday). ...1:85 p,m.
G. E. ROBINSON, Agent.
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N. A. & C. MONON. MONON.
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Night Bxpraas i:0t a. m-
P- Passenger (no stops).., .4.34 a. m. Express (all stops) 1:«8 p.m.
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P- Local Ereight...... 9:00 a, m. 4'1 trains stop at linden, Ladoga and| Roachaale. Local freight carry pasaengers.
H. J. WATSON, Agent.
Attention Farmers!
If you have a horse that has poor appetite, is languid, hair rough and run down generally use Morris' English Stable Powders and he will speedily recover. Forjthe removal of worms it has no equal. Will make your horse slick fat«nd Glossy. Contains no antimony or other injurious drugs. Pound pack gee as cents. Sold by Nya A Booe.
Call at Fred Bandel's, corner Green i&dFikt streets, and see the line marble monuments he baa in stock and get tf