Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 August 1893 — Page 6

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The Northwestern Home Seeker is the name of a newspaper just issued, Riving valuable information regarding the agricultral. mineral and other reBourses of South Dakota.

This new State is enjoying a wonderf prosperity and any person looking for a desirable location, or interested in obtaining information concerning the diversified resources of South Dakota will be mailed a copy of this paper free of charge by sending their address toW A. Thrall, General Passenger Agent North Western Line, Chicago. 3t

Mr. Chauhcey M. Depew's advice is 'Go South Yonng Man." The best inducements to visit the natural resourses of the Great South are now offered by the Mobile & Ohio II. R. See advertisement.

S10 and 820, Genuine 5Bills only five cents each 850

Confederate and

8100 bills 10 cents each 25c and 50c shinplasters.10 cents each 81 and$2bills 25 cents each. Sent securely sealed on receipt of price. Address, CHAS. D. BARKES, 90 S. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga

$25,000 in Premium.

Offered by JLiggett & Myers Tabacco Co. of St. Louis, Mo. The one'guessing nearest the number of people who will attend the World's Fair gets $5,000.00 che second 81,000.00. etc. Ton Star tobac0 tags entitle you a guess. Ask your deer alfor particulars or send for circu ar. Apl. 8- 3M.

., »,o i.. owns ^orse will read

1 'ir !itl\ titlst-.ui-nt of tlio Elkv u~" ','arriage and 3 Urness Man:, acturlng Company, of Elkhart, lml.una, appcHns in this paper.

Farm for Sale-

1 w^Jl offer for sale a farm of (58 acres of new land, two milet, west of Crawfordsville, on the Yountsville pike Farm under good fence. Call on 2M, MIKE ZELLBRS.

LOOAL NEWS.

Darlington is now burning natural gas. Give the LaPearl show a rousing reception.

Marshal Brothers has returned from Chicago. I. N. Shevlin is in from the wild and wooly west.

Judge Harnoy and wife are at the, World's Fair. The Crawfortlsville fair will be held from Sept. 11 to 15. ...

The LaPearl 10 and 20 cent show will be with us Aug. 16 and 17. Mrs. Chas. Ross spent Sunday, with her parents in Waynetown.

Slattery fc Reynolds are building a graved road in Madison county. Walter Snyder/of Middletown. O., is visiting his father, F. L. Snyder.

Quite a number from here attended the races at New Ross this week. Claude Wise, of Logansport, was the guest of A. B. Jones over Sunday.

Emil Kernel, watchmaker for C. L. Rost, is quite ill with typhoid fever. Buffalo Bill expects to clear $400,000 duVing the season of the World's Fair.

The county teachers' institute will convene at the court house on Monday, August 21st.

Claude Travis will act as secretary at the Y. M. C. A. until Mr. McCay successor is chosen.

Forty business men of Covington have subscribed to carry on the Indiana Nor mal College at Covington.

The Wilson Bros.' shirt factory at Logansport has closed down. Two hundred girls and women were pmployed.

Sheriff Bible turns over the affairs of office to Chap. E. Davis on Aug. 22. Mr. Bible will return to his farm in Coal Creek township.

The Hurd & Berry circus gave two very bum entertainments to light audiences on west Main street Monday and Tuesday nights.

Some scalawag burglarized the penny in the slot weighing machine at the Big Four station last Saturday night and secured a couple of dollars.

The Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, of Covington, which recently closed its doors, claims to have $30,000 assets. with less than fifteen thousand dollars liabilities.

Doc Cox suffered from a paralytic stroke at hie home near Garfield last Friday and for a time it was thought he could not survive. He is now slowly improving.

It is estimated that 1,000 workingmen are out of employment at Terre Haute, and last Wednesday a mass meeting was held and committees wore appointed looking to permanent relief.

The Instructions of General Manager McDoel. of the Monon, in reducing expenses, mean the laying off of a man where his services can be dispensed with without injury to the companj

The Chicago Inter-Ocean states that our old friend "Diamond Dick" has gotten into serious trouble at the World's Fair town. He has been arrested on the charge of swindling a woman out of $1,500.

Hinton Gott's horse, "Zigler" won the 2:24 pace at Ottawa, 111., last week in the fast time of 2:18. Taylor Bros.' "Anna B," and Carl Scott's "Minnie R," have also been campaigning through that state with great success.

All the Montgomery county gravel road builders will go to Jackson county, this state, next week to look over the specifications for the work on eight or nine gravel roads that are to be let to the lowest bidder in that county.

Dick Orcar near Shannondale con gratulateb himself that ha is alive today. He rode into a lot Monday where Alf Deck's bull was running loose, the bull attacked the horse an 1 killed it. Orear escaped with slight injuries but badly scared.—Darlington Echo.

A report has become current that the Vandalia does not connect with the boat line at St. Joseph for Chicago any longer. Agent Hutchinson desires us to contradict the rumor as it i6 false in every particular. The connections are the same as, ever making it the most pleasant trip from this city to the World's Fair.

E. E. Miller, of Sugar Grove, comes smiling to the front as the most success" ful wheat raiser in that neck of the woods, having threshed 20 acres of wheat that made an average of 35 bushels. Three and a half acres of Red Clawson made 125 bushels, nearly 40 bushels per acre, and 314 acres of the James Fife variety made 109 bushels.—

New Richmond Enterprise.

Two years ago John H. Hardebeck and George Keyton, Howard county farmers, declined to take 98 cents for wheat and each stored 1,000 bushels in an elevator to wait for $1 per bushel. When the market reached that figure they still held on, hopeful of sufficient increase to defray the expenses of storage over and above 91. The wheat is still in the elevator, and should they sell at present rates, deducting cost of storage they would receive but 15 cents per bushel.

George Dillman made an assignment this week, with W. T. Whittington as assignee. It was done to protect his mother, who had loaned him money to carry on his business. His assets are more than the liabilities, and he will get the insurance on that part of his stock that was damaged by fire and water, so that he hopes to be in business again soon. The greatest difficulty is to find a room, as there are no empty business rooms in town at present.—W uvelainl Independent.

Eeturn of LaPearl-

It is a matter of great pleasure that we are able this week to announce to our readers that J. H. LaPearl and his celebrated company has at last been able to give us a return date. Mr. LaPearl is a Crawfordsvillian in every sense of the word and his phenomenal success the present season through Illinois and Southern Indiana is most gratifying to his many friends. LaPearl has, beyotid doubt, the greatest 10 and 20 cent show on earth and is far superior to many 50 cent concerns now traveling. The company is now traveling in its own special cars and is one of the best equipped shows on the road. Mr. LaPearl will be with us two day6. Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 16 and 17, giving two performances daily. On Wednesday night seven members of the company will be initiated into the mysteries of the Knights of Pythias, taking all the degrees in one night. Mr. LaPearl and his company will no doubt be tendered an ovation on their return.

A Disastrous Failure.

The failure of the Indianapolis National Bank a few days ago seems to have been much more disastrous than at first reported. The assets will not near pay out the liabilities, besides this the stockholders are responsible for an assessment equal to the amount of stock subscribed. R. B. F. Pierce, formerly of this city held stock to the amount of 820,000, and Gen. Lew Wallace §7,500 Besides losing their stock these gentlemen may be assessed aB much as their stock amounted to pay depositors. The indications now are that they will be compelled to pay at least 50 per cent, in assessment on their stock. The President, Haughy, seems to have managed things very badly in making loans, besides being cursed with one or two extravagant children who knew not what money was for except to throw away.

Will Not Allow Pool Selling. There has been an effort on foot for several weeks {to have the Montgomery Fair association grant the privilege of selling pools on the races this fall. That this feature would stimulate the efforts and interest in the

Bpeed

Grand Picnic-

There will be a grand picnic on Saturday, August 12, in the Wilson Grove' one and a half miles south of Kirkpatrick. given under the auspices of the Sunday schools and temperance people of Sugar Creek and Madison townships. A welcome address will be delivered by Rev. H. C. Neal. Addresses will also be made by Hon. M. D. White, Rev. E. Tillotson, Hon. J. A. MouHt, J. J. Darter and others. Good music under the direction of Ed VanCamp. Good shade and good water. Bring your baskets well filled. Come over and help us.

Rev. H. C. Neal, Rev. T. C. Shanklin and Rev. W. B. Warren will preach at Kirkpatrick on Sunday, August 13, at 3 o'clock.

Bic Four Route

Will sell Excursion tickets to Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus, O.. Thursday Aug. 17th, for all regular trains at the following low rates:

Cincinnati and Dayton, O., $3.00 Columbus, O., S5.00 Returning tickets good for 30 days. Passengers holding tickets to Dayton, Ohio, and desiring to visit Cincinnati can do so on payment S1.00 additional. Don't miss this opportunity to visit the Old Homestead and renew the Association of Boyhood Days.

For tickets and full information call on G. E. ROBINSON, Agent.

The Oivil Service Examination. A civil service exnmination was held at the Central school building by James II. Cook and Walter V. Roderick. Not a republican applied but the following democrats availed themselves of the opportunity, Parker Willis, Milton UlcKee, Howard Griffith, A. W. Stout. William Price and Miss Martha Hiatt Brown. The result will not be known for probably thirty days, but it is safe to predict that every one of them passed the ordeal successfully.

Touch on Mc

The men who took the Roachdale and New Ross quartette to Whitesville Thursday night to be tried, speak in glowing terms of the utter slowness and lack of ability possessed by Justice McGilliara. It is to be hoped that a new man will be commissioned to fill Jus tice Talbott's place here before the toughs from neighboring villages sake us another visit.—Ladoga Leader.

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ring thore could

be no doubt. In fact racing without pools reminds one very much of a Fourth of July without powder, yet the local fair association, is the language of one of the directors "would rather disband the organization than to permit it." Paul Hughes, who is very much in favor of pool selling, brought the matter before a meeting of the directors last Saturday and received such a squelching that he wont forget it for many moons. When a vote was taken on the measure it was defeated by a vote of 20 to 3.

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A bronze monument to Hoffman von Fallersleben, the German poet, was recently unveiled at Heligoland.

The Loudon police returns show a great increase during the last two years it* the number of drunken women. I

A company with a hundred million francs capital is trying to get a license for a gambling establishment at Mondorf, situated in the grand duchy of I Luxembourg.

An English company is being formed for the acclimatization of elephants South America. The valley of the Amazon and its tributaries arc thought to be very suitable for elephant farming.

British newspapers are discussing earnestly the question of cloakrooms in churches, referring to the absence of and absolute necessity for facilities (or disposing of wraps, hat£ and overcoats.

It appears that out of the 10,352,000 artisans of France, there are 4,415,000 women who receive in wages or dividends no less than £98,400,000. Notwithstanding the disadvantage they are at in being paid less, in proportios to what they do than men, they dra« 35 per cent of the entire sum spent wages.

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