Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 December 1893 — Page 1
ESTABLISHED 18+1.
'Gold watuhoe ... $18 CO to 75 00 Fill oil wiitc-hos 30 00 Silver wiitelioa 00 18 09 (leld Chains ....... 12 00 25 00 Best plated chains 2 00 (i 00 Chnrras 3 00 Charms, Kmblema 1 00 30 00 Necklaces 1.00 up Hracelots 1 00 Kings 3 50 Collar buttons 1ft 1 to Scurf Pins ib 5 00 StUllB 3 00 Breast ri»s 75 20 00 Pendents 75 10 00 !ol(l Pens and holdors 50 5 00 SHrrors 1 25 0 00 Napkins Iiings 50 5 00 Tlmbles 30 5 00 Umbrellas, gold 2 50 7 00 Gold headed cane 4 00 15 00 Silver headed enno 4 00 7 00
Silver match box 1 50 4 00 ^Stamp boxes 75 1 00 Silver tea poto 2 50 6 50 'Silversugar bowl S 50 0 00 Silver cream pitcher 2 25 00 Silver gravy ladlo 1 00 2 »I0 Silver Croum 2 00 Silvor
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Top Buggies Jump Seat Surries
SUGGESTIONS.
You will want something for somebody and we have it, and Die price shall bo low. I give prices of only a few.
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Child's silvor cup 1 00 8 00 Child's knife and fork 2 o: •Carving sets 0 00
Vases, Salts, Peppers, Etc. Give Folks a pair of
Gold
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•Castors S 00 7 00 TMcklo Castors 2 00 •t 00 Silver Syrup mugs 3 oo 5 00
Gold Pens and holdors 50 5 00 Gold tooth picks 1 3 00 Gold pencils 3 00 Seal rings 2 00 10 00 Band rings 1 00 5 0» Initial rings 1 50 11 09 Diamond rings 3 0!l' '100 00 Ladies' dross buttons 1 00 5 00 Baby buttons 1 00 lip Sword
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JEWELER AND OPTICI AN.
See PHANTOM CLOCK in window.
.. All my own mak«. Spring Cushions in all Uuggies. All kinds of
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Your patronage. Solicited.
ALBERT S. MILLER
NORTH OF COURT HOUSE.
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And will test the eyes after and put in proper glasses.
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Shoo buttonors .... 50 3 00 Gold hair plus 1 00 3 no Silvor hair pins 75 3 00 Silver Con bs 1 50 3 «0 Mar bio clocks
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Onyx clocks IS 00 25 00 Enameled clocks 1. 0 €0 12 00 Silvor Thimbles 03 50 Souvenir spoons 35 3 00 Fruit kuives por sot 2 00 3 00 Nut picks 1 00 2 00 Card caso a oo 3 00 Kuncy paper 1 00 3 no Cake baskets and trays 3 00 00 Smoking seta 3 CO 7 50 8 00 ti 00 llair pin trays 1 35 3 00 Silvor shaving mugs 4 50 7 00 Opora glasses 3 50 10 00
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$100.00 Cash 125.00 Cash
We Have Everything.
Locks, Latches, Hinges and erything" to Finish a House.
Crosscut Saws,
Hand Saws, Meat Saws.
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Iron and Steel Call and See.
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ISSUED EVIiKY SATURDAY.
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Democratic Meeting. -.
By direction of the democratic State Central Committee, mass conventions will be held at tho county seats of the different counties of the State on Saturday, December 30, 1893, at 10:30 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing delegates to district conventions to bo held January 8, 1894, to elect members of the State Central Committee for the ensuing two years.
The basis of representation in these conventions as fixed by the State ilix -©cutive Committee at a meeting at the Grand hotel.at Indianapolis, Ind., Nor22d, 1893, is one de'egate for each 200 votes or fraction of 100 or over, cast for the Hon. Claude Matthews for Governor in 1892.
JOE REI LEV, Tiros. TAGCERI Sec'y. Chairman. In pursuance of the above order of the State Committee, the democrats of Montgomery county will Smeet in mass convention at the court house in Crawfordsvilie at 10:30 o'clock a. m. on Dec. 30,1893, for the purpose of selecting 19 delegates to attend a district convention at Terre Haute, to be held January 8lh, 1894. W.H. JOHNSON,
TAYLOK THOMPSON, Chairman. Sec'y.
Special Constables.
The board of county commissioners has appointed special constables for Horse Thiif Detective associations as follows: For Wesiey Wm. Retnley, Milton Henderson, R. B. Shyder, Sam Snyder, Dennis Heath, Oscar Schenck, John Barnett, Geo. B. Gray, Win. Snyder, Charles Bueenbark, Isaiah Hunter. Wm. 11. Hurley, Sata Nixon, Thomas Breaks, Win. Mullen,, president, Jon C. Henderson, secretary. For New Market Kirklaud Busenbark, Isaiah Vancleave, Simon Davis, II. R. Wray, A. M.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY DECEMBER 16, 1893.
.inv, ttusities Alimutrrr
Tho sick roll increases,
Servies,
Jno. M. Glover, S. R. Fisher, president C. D. Keys, secretary.
Christmas is Coming.
And to make merry, the Vandalia wiil sell tickets at one and one third IK fare the rour.d trip.
Good going Dec. 23d, 24th, 25tli and also Dec. 30th aud 31st, 1893. And happy New Year, Jan. 1st 1894.
All good 1o return including Jan. 2nd, 1894. Lowest round trip rato for full fares, 25 eta. Lower half fare rates 10 cents. J. C. HUTCHINSON, ••••. Agent.
James 11. Watson is on the sick roll.
Rev. G. W. Switzer was up from Brazil yesterday. Tlio public schools close next Thursday for holidays.
Postmaster J. E. Talbott and A. Scott were up from Ladoga yesterday. Gus Landis, the breezy editor of the Dolphi Journal, was in the city Thursday.
Will Hessler is attending a Chicago dental college. He will be down for the holidays.
Lew DouglaB, of Chicago, has taken a chair at Frank McCalip's V. M. C. A barber shop.
Andy Daugherty, of Ladoga, will leave next week for his orange grove in Florida to remain through the winter.
The foundry firm of Birch Bros., has been dissolved, Thomas and James retiring. Wm Birch will continue the business.
There were no recitations at tho college yesterday except in Peck's hall. A steam pipe bursted on Thursday night and shut off tho supply of heat from the ce.ntrul and south building.
A festival and fair was held bv the ladies of the First church at the church parlors Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. A novel attraction was a splendid reproduction of an orange grove, boautifully arranged in the Sunday school room, The weather was inclement, but fair receipts were taken in each evening.
The board of commissioners were in special session yesterday to consider the aoceptence of the substructure of the Jim bridge from the hands of contract or Waugh. Two points were to be considered. First as to whether the new stone used by contractor was of the proper character. The second point was whether all of the stone removed from tho old abutments and fit to enter the new had been used.
The case of Dronsberger vs. Staley, of the Frankfort Crescent, for libel, and claiming damages to the extent of 810,000 was heard in Judge Harney's court yesterday, on a change of venue. The case went to the jury late in the evening. R. P. DavidsoD, of Lafayette, and Lawyer Bristons of Frankfort, appeared for the plaintiff, while Senator Kent, of Frankfort, and Frank Moore, of Chatnooga, Tenn., took care of the defendant.
J. K. P. Thompson wants to see you.a
John M. Maxwell is in from Leadville, Col.
Myers & Charni are selling out at cost.
See Santa Clans at Wampler's Saturday, Dec. 23.
Read THE REVIEW'S advertisements— it's to your interest.
See the phantom clock in tho window of Kline's jewolery store.
Any style cabinet you want. SI per dozen. Mrs. Willia fc Son. Christmas cabinets, any style, $1 per dozen, at Mrs, Willis & Sons.
Queensware, in dinner sets, otc., at Thompson's second-hand store.
A large amount of local news is necessarily crowded out of to-day's REVIEW.
Myres & Charni request a careful reading of their adv. in today's REVIEW. Jacob Sprow has been pronounced of unsound mind by the proper commission.
Charley Goodbar and J. E. Lidikey, were up Wednesday transacting business. -t
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George W. Scaggs, the Pike street grocer, is niceiy fixed for the holiday trade.
Henry Walter, residing west of the city, is slowly recovering from a protracted illness.
Pem Reynolds is on the road this week in tho interest of the Lyle & Reynolds foundry.
J. K. P. Thompson is selling secondhand stoves at cost. A nice line of new stoves in stock.
J. E. Lidikay has been appointed guardian of Roberta M. Jones, minor heir of Robert Jones.
The fortieth annual State Teachers' association occurB at Indianapolis, from Dec. 2G to 29 inclusive.
You have no idea how cheap you can buy agood gold watch for your daughter. Call at Kline's and see.
Section No. 2, of the teachers institute of Union township, was held at the court house last Saturday.
When an old reliable firm like Myers & Charni advertise to sell at cost you depend they do as promised.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, of Ladoga, wrere here this week to attend tho fnneraJ of Uncle Jacob Hutton.
Alfred Mitchell, 35 years of age, died at his home on east Main street Wednesday forenoon of consumption.
John A. Hughes has been summoned from Now York on account of the ser10ns iliness of Mrs. Aaron Hughes.
A joint institute of Sugar Creek and a township adjoining just over in Clinton county will be held at Bowers today.
Harmony and hustling are all that is required to show up Montgomery county'6 usual handsome majority next fall.
Walter Bros., on Wednesday received a carload of Jersey cows from Connecticut, which they will sell at auction in Illinois.
Ben Warbington has been laid up all tbis week. He took tho rank of Orient in a secret order and met with a slight accident.
Wes Pursel was brought in from Sugar Creek township this week to answer to the chargo of applying profane epithets to Mrs. Cordelia Coleman.
No fake business at Myers fc Charni's When they advertise to sell at cost, they do it. and people leave their store happy and smiling with their bargains.
All railroads entering tho city announce a holiday rate of one and onothird for the round trip. Tickets good going Dec. 23, 21 and 25, and 30 and 31.
Tho case of E. J.. Baldwin against John J. Hutchinson, and appealed from this court to tho appelate court an Indianapolis, has gone against Jack again. The decision of this court is affirmed.
M. E. Clodfelter waa at Peoria, 111. this week where he was successful in the suit of the First National bank against tho Prairie State Beneficiary Association. He obtained judgment for $1,000.
Look at the phantom clock in tho window of Kline's jewelery storo and guess whore the power is that moves tho hands. It records accurate time, yet no springs, c'ogs, or movements for running it can be seen.
Memorial services of tho late Kity Towusley will bo held at the Baptist church tomorrow, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Fuson. For six years Mrs. Townsely had been organist for tho church and was an activo Sunday school and church worker.
At the residence of tho bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walter, nearWesley, Miss Dink Walter and George T. Durham were united in marriage ic the presence of a select company of invited guests, on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Durham have a large circle of friends who wish them well.
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DO YOU
Best Christmas candies at J. C. Wampler's storo. \y
Bargins in dry goods' at Myers & Charni's cost sale.
School teachers buy your Christmas candies at Wampler's store.
Barney Hoover has been appointed administrator of Frank Best, deceased.
Go and see Mat Kline's stock wheather you wish to buy or not. It will pay you.
N»w and second-hand goods of every description at J. K. P. Thompson's south Green street.
Luse & Beatty, the photographers, go to Delphi to-day to take views in that thriving county seat."
A diamond scarf pin can bo bought at Kline's for 85 that is beautiful. Just the thing for your friend.
Don't get a picture taken until you see tho elegant bust cabinetB at MrB. Willis & Sons for $1 a dozen.
Tho township trustees meet as a board of education at the county superintendent's office next Monday.
Mrs. M.J. Stephenson has returned to her home in Rochester after a visit with Mrs. J. A. Booe and Mrs. Marshal Nye.
Postmaster Johnson, of Mace, may bo a candidate before the deuiucratic convontian next spring for tho nomination of county Auditor.
Postmastey Voris has bought the Craig property, on west Main, Btreet occupied by J. A. Gilbert. Mr. Voris I will occupy the property next summer.1
Burglars blew open the safe in tho Clouser Bros', flouring mill at Darlington Monday night, but secured only a little small chango for their trouble. The safe was ruined.
A largo quantity of grain is coining to market daily and tho elevators are kept busy. Corn brings from 32 to' 35 cents. The tendency of wheat was .lower the middle of the week, prices ranging from 52 to 54 cents.
Follovving up an established precedent, the city council Monday night voted to hand out all municipal employes their January allowance, the 23rd inst., in order that said public servants may properly play tho Santa Claus act.
A mass convention of tho democrats of Montgomery county will be hold at the court liouso on Saturday, Dec. 30. Tho object ol' the conventioa is to select delegates to the 8th district convention at Terr'i Haute on Jan. 8,'91. There should be a rousing good attendance.
Frank Abraham will be the secretary of tho Relief Association at a salary of SO per week. He will have charge of the headquarters of the association in the Y. M. C. A., building, where douations in tho way of clothing and eatables left will be given out whero most needed. It will aleo be headquarters for the various committees of the association.
Four dizzy blondes were taken in by Officer Gill on north Green street Sunday night and assigned quarters in tho jail to sober up. Mayor Bandel assessed tho proper linos the next morning, but their importunities to aforetime friends to come to their rescue being unheeded, they were sent back to jail to servo time and take board at tho public's expense.
At tho semi-monthly meeting of tho city council Monday night, Dr. Hutchings, city health officer, made a report of hiB investigations relating to the typhoid fover cases in the vicinity of the Junction. Ho say9 that in nearly every cate the patient had used well or cistern water for drinking purposes. But one case came under his observation where hydrant water iB used. It seems to be the almost universal opinion of physicians that typhoid fever results from the use of impure drinking water.
53RD YEAR—NO 16.
AVant something that will make a nice
CHRISTMAS PRESENT?
A Gold Watch, nice Ring, Chain, Charm, or any thing in the Jewelry Line?
would be glad to show you our line. Our stock in Gold and Silverware and Fancy Articles is complete.
-WE 1IAYE A BIG LOT OF-
GOLD SPECTACLES, CAJNES, UMBRELLAS
AND FANCY OPERA GLASSES
In Silver Tableware we are
Making Special Prices!
and will make it to your interest to see u-s .,
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Walter Hulett is in ,Washingtou. 810 dollar Bhawls for 85, at Myers &- Charni's less than cost^sale.
Arthur Fraloy has been][appointed administrator of the estate of Catherine Fraley.
A little more competition in the poultry business in this city would likely cause an upward turn in tho market.
The board of comuiissoners will likely bo in special) session for the remainder of tho week^on account of tho Jim bridge, etc.
Tho iron for tho Jim bridge has arrived and is being put together. It is expected to.completethesuper-structuro by tho first of January.
D. W. Rountreo has bought the insurance ^business established by the late George Ho ugh. It is stated that •M-P* Patton, Mr. Hough's successor, will enter tho ministry.
Mrs. J. P. Walter and Miss Anna Hall have been added to the west section, and Mrs, Cicero McClure and Mrs. Henry,McIntire to tho oast section of the soliciting committees of the Relief Association.
Tho funeral of Gertrude Mills occurrod at the First Preebytorian church Sunday afternoon at 2o'clock conducted by the pastor, Rev. R. S. IngJis, In hor domise tho church loses ono of its most active young workers.
Mrs. Ballarl, wife of W. S. Ballard, and mothor of the attorneys, died at the family residence, west Wabash avenue, Thursday morning, aged G4 years. Tho remains were taken [to Roachdalo yesterday afternoon for interment
In a surreptitious attempt to pull his friend, Vitalis.Blacker out of tho ditch and free him from the lap robo theft, Willard^Boots pulled himself in. Ilia case was on trial luesday. Tho jury was out but a short time and gave hiia a jail sentence]of 40 days.
Miss Pearl, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cash. Fry diod at 3 o'clock on lliuisday morning after a little over ono week ^illness. The funeral services occurred yesterday. Pearl was twenty years of age and her demise enlists tlio sympathy of alt for tho bereaved family.
Death of Win. H. Snyder-
At 0 o'clock Tuesday morning Wm. II. Snjdor, oldest 6on of Mr. aud Mrs. Jerre Snyder, died at his home two miles west of the city, after a little over one week's illness of grippe, which deloveloped into typhoid pneumonia. Until he was taken down ho was strong and rugged and appaaently in tho best of health. It is indeed a sad affliction to the wife and four children to havo tho husband and father cut off in the prime of well developed manhood and with the prospect of a prolonged and useful life before him. Billy, as he was so well known was 30 years of age. Tho sympathy of tho entire community goes'* out to tho bereaved family in this sad hour. Tho deceased was one of the main stays of Mount Zion church, and served the Sunday school in tho capacity of superintendent, Ho was a member of Montgomery lodge I. O. O. F. of this city and was serving in the capacity of Noble Guard at tho time of his death. Inc order had chargo of the burial servicee. Tho funeral services occurred at the residence at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon conducted by Eld. Nyo and Dr. Tucker. The interment was in Oak Hill.
Marriage Licenses.
Thomas A. Harris and Linner Black. Richard So wder and Sarah G. Gaymor. Tarven B. Parker and Lulu B. Rich. George F, Durham and Sarah E. Walter.
Francis M. Goldsberry and Maud Oxley.
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