Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 August 1893 — Page 6
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Of the 17,715 hands employed in the mills at Lowell, Mass., 13,875 are women and 13,840 men.
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Mr. Chauhcey JM. 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 11. R. See advertisement.
Ireland has the most equable climate of any country in Europe.
Do you read the testimonials published in behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla? They are thoroughly reliable and worthy you confidence.
fflC $10 and $20, Genuine Confederate ^P^jBills only five cents each $50 and $100 bills 10 cents each 25c and 50c ehinplasters 10 cents each §1 and$2 bills 25 cents each. Sent securely sealed on receipt of price. Address, CHAS. D. BARKES, 90 S. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga
Ve rv.-r voae tvho owns ^orse wil! read 1'.-" -triv-ji-ttseiuent of thelSll'1 Carriage aud Viiir.u :irrurinfj Company, of Elkhart, in this paper.
Farm for Sale.
I will offer for sale a farm of 68 acres of new land, two milet west of Crawfordsville, on the Yountsville pike Farm under good fence. Call on 2M, MIKE ZELLBRS.
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The Big Four route will sell excursion tickets to Indianapolis and return, account 27th annual encampment G. A. R. at one cent per mile, September 3d, 4th, and 5th, good returning until September 16th. Liberal arrangements will be made for aside trip to the World's Fair. Make your arrangements to go via the Big Four route. For full information call on or address
GEO. E. ROBINSON, Agent Big Four Route.
D. B. MARTIN, G. P. A., Cincinnati, O.
G. A, R. Excursion Rate One Cent Per Miln. For the 27th, annual encampment and for the annual meeting of the Naval Veteran Association at Indianapolis, Sept, 1st. to 9th, the Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City R. R., "Clover Leaf Route," will isBue excursion tickets from all stations at one cent per mile.
Extra preparations have been made, and patrons of the "Clever Leaf" will have superior accommodations.
For further particulars call on nearest agent or address, C. C. JENKINS, G.P. A.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Greencastle has 300 cases of flux. Court ccnyene6 on Monday, Sept. 4. M. B. Keegan was down from Chicago. John John6onj[was UD from Brazil over Sunday.
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H. Kice'Canine and wife have moved to Indianapolis. Joseph Grimes and wife are attending the World's Fair.
Mr6. Dave McBroom and children are visiting in Hillsboro. Mack Heustis, of Tacoma. Wash., is the guest of J. C. Hutton.'
There are fourteen well developed cases of smallpox at Muncie. Mrs. Wm. Campbell and son were down from Kirkpatrick Monday.
Prof. J. H, Ransom and wife have gone to their future home in Chicago.. Mike O'Neill was fined $10.70 the Mayor's court Saturday for assault.
LaPearl's circus will return here about Oct. 15 to go into winter quarters. Miss Hurst, of England, is the guest of her brother, Fred Hurst, at Yountsville.
Jack Britton and W. P. Daggett are taking the Keeley treatment at Plainfield.
Clint Kiff won th 2:24 pace at Sheridan last Friday in the remarkable time of 2:22}(,
Clay county voted on the gravel road question last week and as a result 20 miles of free gravel roads will be built this fall.
Supt. J. S. Zuck acted as one of the judges on oratory at the Lebanon fair this week.
Miss McMahan. of Huntington' has been elected as fourth teacher in the city high school
The Northwest Indiana M, E. conference will be held in LaPorte on Wednesday, Sept. 7.
Charles Reynolds and Fred Wilson were fined in the Mayor's court Saturday for fighting.
Sarah Young haB been appointed administratrix of the estate of William Carroll Young, deceased.
David Pine was tried in the Major's court last Saturday on the charge of assault and battery and was gloriously acquitted,
The Ladoga and Union Presbyterian churches will hold a picaic in Albert Corn's wood's, near Whitesville, on Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Sam Beach, who reeently left here for Nebraska, has changed his mind and will return to this county and try farming in Coal Creek township.
Mrs. C. M. Travis was called to Urbana, 111., Saturday by the death of her mother, Mrs. Saulsbury. The deceased was well known in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Johnston, at her home on east Main street, entertained all of her children and their families at dinner last Friday in honor of her 77th birthday.
Burglars attempted to enter the house of John Swearingin, on south Washington street, Friday night but were frightened away by the screams of Mrs. Swearingen.
Kittie Burton and Annie Null, a pair of feBtive "chippies," were run in by the police at a late hour Saturday night for refusing to get off the streets. They were released Monday morning.
Mrs. E. V. Brookshire's health is much improved. She expects to be able to leave the sanitarium at Battle Creek soon, and will go to Virginia or North Carolina to spend the winter.—Ladoga Leader
The Temperance Hotel of William Raub is a thing of the past. Last Saturday William's effects wore thrown bodily into the street for non payment of rent, amounting to the munificent sum of $25.,
A smooth young man is on the road making email purchases and always presenting a $10 bill in payment to be changed. On close examination the bill proves to have been raised from 1 by exacuting the cipher. Several small retailers have peen caught at, Terre Haute this week.
W. D. Jones, administrator of the estate of Amanda Driscoll, deceased, has bsought suit against Edmund L. Driscoll to'set aside the deed to a piece of real estate. It iB claimed that the deed was made without consideration, and for the sole purpose of defrauding the creditors of the late Mrs. Driscoll.
Two fine horses belonging to Joe Gray, who lives south of town ran together one day last week, while at play knocking one another down. Thoy lay as,if dead for some time and it is thought that the horses are crippled for life, if they ever recover at all. Mr. Gray says he would not have taken $300 for the team.—Waynetown News.
There was trouble in colored society circles last Saturday and the Mayor's office assumed the appearance of a blackbirds' picnic. Bart Clay had had Hattie Winthrow arrested for swearing at him and the whole of Darktown turned out to hear the trial. Bart made a good case of it but the court acquitted her. To Bart's rage and disgust he was arrested just after the acquittal charged with laying violent hands on the precious Hattie and was fined and costed $11.60.
The LaPearl show is at Bedford next Thursday. The county fair opens two weeks from to-morrow.
The Frankfort authorities are working tramps on the streets. James Warren was fined in the Mayor's court Saturday for fast driving.
The Citizen's National Bank of Attica has been authorized to resume business. Of forty applicarts for teachers' license in Warren county, last week, only four were males.
It is surmised that natural gas is pay ng quanities can be found in the vicinity of the West Lebanon.
The township schools begin the fall session on Monday, Sept. 18th. Over 20$ teachers are employed.
The attendance, from this county to the World's Fair will be larger than ever during the coming month.
Twenty new houses, many of them large structures, have been erected in the west part of town this summer.
Charles Davis tcok charge of the Sheriffs office on Tuesday. Ex-Sheriff Bible removed on Saturday to his farm west of New Richmond.
James Kelley, at one time a resident of Ladoga and a saloon keeper there, was killed some weeks ago on a railroad in Nebraska, it is reported.
The new portion of the iron bridge of the Monon north of town which was destroyed last April has been placed in position and ie now stronger and better than ever.
The Covington Friend is devoting one page to the interests of Kingman and vicinity, with Dr. P. B. Moore as editorHillsboro is also given similiar attention under the direction of Henry Davidson-
A letter from Henry Walter, Ogdon, Utah, will be found in this issue of THK REVIEW. Mr. Walter will remain some weeks in the west and is simply traveling to see a portion of Uncle Sam's domain.
Ex-Rev. W. Fred Pettit, of the Prison North, has lately enjoyed a renewal of vigorous appetite, and no failure of his vital forces is now expected. Ex-R«v. Pettit asks no better medicine than a reversal in the Supreme court of the verdict that gave him life sentence.
Charles H. McCarer died at the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. S. S. Thomson, on south Walnut street, last Friday night at the age of 43 years. The deceased graduated from Wabash College in 1875 and wus quite well and favorably known in this city. His remains were shipped to his old home in Evansville Monday for burial.
The joint committee of councilmen and natural gas consumers of Lafayette, as the result of a demand by the supplying company for an increase of natural gas rates, have agreed upon a one-third advance to be paid by private consumers leaving manufacturers and public buildings to be specially contracted for. Hereafter, if this increaB is accepted, ninedollar stoves will be $12, ten-dollar-and-fifty-cent heaters $14, and so on. The proposed increase is not acceptable to the gas company which wantB more.
There are some of our men in this town, who part their hair in the middle, sport gold watches bought on the installment plan and warranted to wear a hundred years, whose chief occupation is standing upon the street corners puffing cigarette smoke through their artistically curled silken mustache ogeling at young ladies as they pass. They would not exchange mental abilities with the wisest statesman in the land. In fact, they possess bruins of a very heavy calibre. While they may not be able to decide whether it was Columbus or Gen. Jackson who discovered America such insignfipant things never bother their Websterian brains but when it comes to base ball and the noble art of Belf defense they not only convince you that they possess intelligence of an extraordinary natnre, but that they are walking encyclopedias of universal knowledge.—New Richmond Enterprise.
Martha Wants A Divorce.
Mrs. Martha Buck Fishpaugh, has brought suit in the circuit court for a divorce from Henry Fishpaugh. She alleges failure to provide and desertion. Henry was the third victim who sacrificed himself at Martha's alter, her first husband being John Buck and the second B. K. Mullen. Martha has certainly had experience enough to know a good husband from a bad one..
Vandalia New Rates.
To G. A. R. Encampment. Indianapolis, 90 eents the round trip. Selling from August 29th to Sept. 2th, inclusive. Good to return including Saturday, Sept. 16th.
Harvest Excursions, south and west Aug. 22—Sept. 12th and Oct. 10th Good to return 20 day.
WarBaw and return, Aug. 18th to 24th $3.50. Good to return including Sept. 23rd, 1893.
Parke County fair, Rockvillo. $1.30 round trip, going August 21st to Aug. 25th to return Aug. 26.
Clinton County fair, fl.00 round trip, going August 28th, to September 2nd to return Sept. 4th.
Don't forget our Lake route to Chi-cago-worth the fare by itself-for pleasure. Clean oars, splendid boats and wide berths. 10 day limit $6.00—Nov. oth limit $7.00. One nightB lodging free—and a four hours daylight ride on water. J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
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New York lliiUllug for the Precious Metal Without Apparent SurceHH. NEW YORK, Aug. 19. Money on call remains about :J.@4 per cent. Time money and mercantile paper ars dull and neglected. The premium on CUT* tency was a shade higher this morning at 3 per cent. The continued scarcity of currency and gold, and the prevailing high rates .n only be accounted for in one way, and that is that the gold must be going into trust companies and savings banks. Spot gold opened at 2i@3 per cent and declined to 2 per cent on the heavy arrivals. Futures were quotec at l!.j for next week's delivery, am 1!4 for a longer period.
The sub-treasury had a debit balance of S108,5IS4 at the clearing house, and paid S05/I00 of it in gold and the remainder in treasury and United States notes. The loan committee of the clearing house, at its session this morning, issued PJiiiO.OOO additional certiiicates, making the total outstanding -537,880,000
The steamship Fuerst Bismarck, which arrived lust night, brought £885),031 gold. The sleamer Aurania, sailing from Liverpool to-mor.ow has £800,000 of gold on board. The Elbe will bring 32oo,0u0.
Chairman Magoun of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe board says: "The Atchison company has arranged for an extension of the guaranty fund notes which fall due in November. There are 50,000,000 of these notes bearing per cent. The terms on which the extension has been made will probably be announced later."
Vandalia New Low Rates.
Chicago and return, via St. Joe and Boat. Berth al-.vays included—10 day limit 86.00. Nov. 5th, limit 37.00.
Terre Haute and return, Atsg. 1-lth to 18th, account Vigo County fair—$1.60 roune trip, good to return Aug. 11 n.'
Rockville and return, Aug. 2Lst to 25th, $1.20—Good to return Aug. 26th. Warsaw and retura, Aug. 13tn to 24— $3 59, good to return including Sept. 23rd.
Cutler and return, Aug. 1.0th, $1.20. Return Aug. 11th. Also very low fares to Kansas City, Omaha, Denver and other western points. Remember the safe line.
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It begins to appear that both sides in the house regret that so long a period of time as two weeks was set apart for debate on the silver repeal bill. Now and then a brilliant speech is made by one of the leaders and orators serves to lift the discussion above the dead level of mediocrity into which it has fallen, but relapses are pertain. In truth, nearly everything has been said that can be said about the question, and while the debaters may use new forms of expression and clothe their ideas in pretty rhetoric, the ideas Miemselves are lacking in novelty and have been exploited in every phase, so when Mr. Hryan finished his speech, the other day, the cries of
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