Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 February 1894 — Page 4

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•. -yohr, In !.he conr.ly, •e vear,oaloftlJB county, I UQ aire at Office for Advert line rota*.

The rabbits will have to suffer thia winter for Dau llauk haa made him a bow and arrow, he is quito a boy.

If you aaut to see aoi-.ie tine wood •arrui! go to Ralph Vaucloave'a and there vmi will se« all kinds, such as birth- (lowers of all kiuda.

J. K. Vaurleave and wife, was the gueitti of IJ M. Cumis and wife Sunday. Miss Minma Vaucloave and sister Anna (iotl called on i. Baldwin and wife the fore part of the week.

KINGBLEY'S CHAPEL.

A. !•'. C-»\- haa got the lagrippe.

:•••••. Mr. leorgo Lafolhitta lb oil the sick list. Tom Walton will move back to Leba •on in tho spriug.

Mr. Chris Uhoads will work fur Frank Cox ne\t summer.

Mrs. Anuauia Hutching* will move to Thorntown next week. Rev. Slovens will lil! the pulpit at this place iievt .Sunday,

Clia*. Abi»t made a el1 father-in law last week Our literary wa furnish verv fine music last week

week to take his position.

At the earnest solicitation of many Customers and Friend.-of the Trams Palace, ami feeling very grateful to all ior the Grand Mtccess of our

I NET COST SALE 1

We will continue the same a few days longer and invite all to avail themselves ot this the last chant:

to buy all kinds of 1 Jry Uooas at NetFirst Cost.

|M'CLURE& GRAHAM, I

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Hannibal Finch was in your seo his lady frieii'l last week. a®f]\Ir. R: :hartl Frit*/, visited Mr?, menia 1 luteliingu last Sunday.

The oyster supper at this place last Wednesday night was a grand success. Fred Cox is going to Frankfort very often here of late. Something up Fred.

James Mount is hauling the liimbor

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ELMDALE

Chat-. Titfany is happy, it's a hoy. T. Yanc'.eave culled on his best tii

ttuuduj.

Clias. Mitchei will work for D. C. Moore tho conuni summer. Rev. Click is holding revival at Center church at this writing.

There will be siuging at tho chape Sunday at :i p. m. All invited to come ut.

Windtieid I'aim is hauliug corn to Wmsjate. Windtieid is a man that gets •round.

I'rot McLaughlin gavo his last lesson of his first turm of vocal touching Monday ni-jht.

MIES May Ktuhison. of Indianapolis, his been calling on friends at this place the past week.

L. M. Cocus is huuliuy tilo from Wiugata to dram his farm: h# is doing ke right thing.

for his new house from Darlington this week.

It is reported that W. A. Cox has taken the contract to build his uncle's residence.

Several parties at this place hyva opened sutjar camps, but report the floiF of water is very poor.

Joe France will work for Alf Lafoilette next summer in Capt. Huffs place. Tho Capt. has got abetter job.

Brent ftnglnand Silas Pickering have challenged the Maco boys for debate, to take piace at Mace in the near future.

Hally Sutton says ho intends to go to Chicago next fall if hie wife's health don't improve faster than it is at present.

ilariey Sutton and Clint Arnold was at Smartsburg last Sunday, attending the dedication of the new church at that place.

The three France Dros., cut ninetytwo cords of wood for Joe Lafollette in tifteon days, and are now making him two thousand rails.

Tho literary society at this place is progressing fine, with II. T. Sutton, pres. Brent Eogle, Secy. Caper Crowder, treas. Jack Martin, Sargeant. Everybody invited to attend.

We suppose every one around heard of that Annanias club that was organized at Shannoudale last fall. Well this little Blooming city baby that has been writing for tha Journal, joined it last week. Ho told just six lies on us, the first was that we copied from others,second, that we said Matthew 13-31 didn't say anythiug about mustard seed, third that we disputed God's word, fourth, that we had to wait two weeks beforo

we could answer his lettor and thou had 1

to copy it ofl of some one else, fifth, that we paid a friend to help ua and sixth aud last, ho said we could tio nothing but dispute the Bible. No this young gentleman, if ho did join the church this winter has got to be a notorious liar aud we think as far as goodness is cou

know that we never said a word mustard seed. We told ou to go in your hole anil take your hole with you and you copied it off aud told us you thanked us Wo have not got near run out of something to say.

with some convention. Good speakers will bo prei-eut, and the courtesies ot the con-

Capt. ItutT went to Washington ttiis vention, for the purposes of discussion.

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The sleighs have ceased running, aftor several days of good sleighing.

Rev Woody delivered an address at Flat Creek laM Sunday night. Liydia Civwder and Allie Martin visited Mrs. (.'has. Abbott last Sunday.

will lie kindly extended to all who believe good government, whethor members of the prohibition party or not. Every patriot and lover of home and county is most respectfully invited to attend this convention. 'J'. E. IS W.I.AI:I.

WE8LEY.

Little Mary .Jones has tho lung fever Dr. Drown, of Alamo, is attending her.

Mr. John Harpel lout a valuable horse Vonuay.

Miss Mary Gilkey met with a puinftil accident last week.

Mr. Wealoy Blackford, of Blue Grans 111., visited in this vicinity last week.

J. B. Grenarti. of Hebron, Neb., visited Than Barnett's Monday. Trustee Bratton placed several new dictionaries in thu district schools this week.

A traiup spent a day recontly at N«. school houte. H'm up posed to be the same fellow who left two reading circe books in jno. Moore's barn. The books were marked District No 8.

A supper was givnn at Pond Grove school house Thursday night for tho benefit of the reading circle.

Harry Shaffer has hired to C. Schenck for the coming summer.

N. Gray a sister attended the conference at Jacksonville Sunday.

B. F. Vaughn talk* of going to Illinois to work, tuis summer. The "Brownies" will be well attended at Wesley academy Saturday evening.

Perry Brannon. of New Richmond, is staying with fchnerson Wilson at prete it.

T. J. Simpson has sold his store, and talks of goiDg to alifornia.

James Parker ve.1 to his new home long sought for in Fountain county Tuesday. They will be missed by their many friends

J. N. Gilkey had a spelling at his school house last Thursday night and it was attended by a large .crowd and good attention was giveu.

Prayer meeting ban not beon]very well attended. What is !he reason vr»u do not come? Trie weather has not been \ory bad if any thing else was going on you would have been there sure. Let's have a good crowd hereafter and all come if it is a little stormy it won't hurt vou.

Mrs. Albert I.lard is convalescent.

The V. C.C. O. is blooming.

Jim Wallers visited home folks Hutiday.

Mrs. Parker who has been [visiting friends and relatives here has returned to her home in Oaio.

ClintThompson is hauling logs,to tho mill ami IH preparing to build.

City Officials.

EDITOR "RF.VIKW: ln the fierce struggle by the various aspirants for city offices, would it not be well for tho tax-payers, as well as others interested iu preserving the dignity and efficiency of the city government. to consider the question of qualification as being equally worthy of consideiation with loyalty to party organization?

By sec. :5,0lW, et. seq., rev. stat., 1881, it appears that macy of the duties of Mayor of a city are judicial, and their proper performance involves a knowledge of the State and municipal laws.

Now, it appears to me as unwise to select for that office a man deficient in knowledge of tho fundamental principles of the law, its statutory enactments, or its methods of proceedurc, as it would be to place a hospital of wounded persons in charge of a superintendent totally ignorant of the elements of anatomy or surgery, or to place an important engineering project in charge of

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corned ho will heve to join church three offer a reward to parliiau zeal, or four times more before he cp.n get nlj Cur citj justly celebrated as a center •f his ems forgiven. Mr. Bloomer vou leaining and refinement, aud as the abou'

that that

A Prohibition Convention' extensive general information, thorough There will be a mass convention of gal knowledge, sound judgment, adprohibitionist, and all others interested "anced ideas of municipal economy, and in la.v atnl order, at the Court Houao on Thursday March 1st, lu a. m. and 1 in

ior tiie selection of delegates to tha state convention and thu nomination of a county ticket. Both ladies and gentlemen are invited to participate in

Chairman Pro. Cent. Com,

Auct'.ou Sale of Jewelry.

The auction sale of the L. W. i)|to jewelry stock will continue until Monday night Fob. 2'!. The entire stock is being offered for sale aud now is the time to liny.

DI.'.MOM KK.NXF.DV, assignee.

Wait, for the American.

"g knowledge of triangula-

tion or the estimating of plain surfaces Tho republican party has such an immense majority in tho city that any first class man it may nominate is sure to be elected. It can, therefore, afford in making this nomination to seek the municipal welfare and honor, rather

seat of Wabash College, ranked as second to no similar institution in the "(treat West,' should accord to no man the honor and responsibility of presiding at her couusele, guarding her interests, and representing her various institutions, save one of liberal education,

the moral courage to advocate such measures only as trnd to promote tho welfare of society, regardless of popular imrlizun fanaticism.

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Tumble (Joniea to Mis- Tyler. Mrs. liatlie lylor. the leader of the mob which came so near lynching the negro Hall, at Eebanon. ban gotten into trouble from the pait she took in the alT.iii. Soon aftor tho occurrence a gredt deal of indignation was arousud I by tho Letter class of citizens that such disgiacoful attempt of wutlawrv had bf, »nad« iu that cily. in which Mrs. I T\ ler came in for a good share of dunlinciation. In conscience of certain sen I Rational stories her husband left her.

She visited an aftornov to tiiii week learn if there were any .indicia] I her husband.

STORM IN THE WEST.

HEAVY SNOW FALLS IN MANY LOCALITIES.

From the Missouri Across th# Rookies aud from Chvjcitno to New Mexico tho Storm Kxlitndn—Mauy

OeUrol la Noradtt.

Dk.WEII, Colo., Feb. 22.—The thermometer fell to 7 degrees below zero yesterday and snow fell all day- The storm is reported to extend from the Missouri river to tho western side of the range and from Cheyenne to New Mexico. Tho snow is three inches deep here, but has not yet interrupted railway traffic.

I'UKHLO, Colo., Feb. 22.—The snow storm which began Monday night has continued all day yesterday and extended throughout the southern portion of the state. Trains are hours late and snow plows have been sent out to open the motinla passes if possible. Street cars were kept moving with difficulty. •SAX FHANCISUO. Cal., Feb. 22.—The Central l'acific railroad company announces that trains have at last got through the mountains after one of those exceptionally severe storms which are occasionally encountered in the Sierra Nevadas. Two miles of railroad suow sheds and galleries were crushed in by tho immense weight of the snow which came down upon them. These galleries, which are built at great expense, are of enormous strength, and constructed in such way as to carry snow over the road and down the mountain sides. ?alleries have generally been sufficient for this purpose, but in tho lato storm resistless avalanches crushed them liUe egg shells, causing a complete blockade of the lines.

RKXO, New, 1 v'b. ^'2.—Between 300 aud 400 pasneuy r•» aro- delayed here. La-st iKjjht 1 IK I or more made a demand on Agent Fields for loorl while blockaded. 'J he demand was not complied with, although the company is furnishing all destitute pa.-.M?ngers with meal tickets. All freight trains arc held at Wads worth.

POLLARD DEKENSK WEAKENS.

Brccliinridco Ocuiilus Not, to Call Witnos.sds He IJrifl Mnnnionod. FiiAMifOHT, Ky., Fob. 22.—The attorneys for Col. C. !'. Breckinridge yestert.ity decided to near only one witness. 'Squire Tin.sley, at whose house, Witness Hawkins swore, at Lexington, the mock marriage occurred betweeu Miss Pollard unl Alex, .lulieu, wanted to go on the stand and ilatl\ deny any knowledge of any immoral conduct in his household. 1 he action of the defense in weakening here is quite unexplained, a« it has been claimed that bad character would be proved for Miss Pollard iu her childhood home.

Kansus Arrnj- Vote rails in lU'siniun. NKWTO.V, Kan., Feb. 22.• The thirteenth annual encampment of the Kansas deDartment of tho Grand Army of the Republic convened here yesterday. lhere are ,00 old veterans in attendance, and this number is swelled by several hundred members of the Sons of Veterans Last night receptions were held in all the halls and lodge rooms in the city for the visitors.

Kitttlon

.Aceut bliooU a Coiutable.

WKKPING WATKK. Neb. 22.—A. S. Jones, station agent for the Missouri Pacific railway at Walton, shot and instantly killed Jerry Peck, constable and saloonkeeper at the latter place, yesterday evening at o'clock. After the shooting Jones fortified himself in the Missouri Pacific section houso until dark, then making his cscipc.

I'irkhunt Crusitilo In St. Looii. ST. Louis, .Mo., Feb. 22.—The Rev. Frank G. Terrell, pastor of the Central Christiau church and chairman of the Law and Order league, is preparing a list of all the immoral resorts in the city and also the names of the owners of the houses in which these people dwell. He proposes to inaugurate a second Fnrlthurst crusade, here

Itnllnay Mannc»ri M*rt.

("I.VCIX.VA-I I, Ohio. Feb. 22. —A secret meeting was hold yesterday by the general managers of the Cliicago & Ohio river lines, with a view to restore the freight pool arrangement which was broken last September bv the withdrawal of the ISig Four The prospect ,,f success is good.

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A Rare Uhance to Make JUouey, I artueisand farmeisons aro pppeuiu Jlv requested to investigate. OmL(. with Hurley Clodfelter.

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Cuif.v Feb. 20.-The immense tincan and japanned ware factory of Nor ton Jros. trns destroyed by fire last night. I he blaze started at 11::JO o'clock but it was 2:,'jo o'clock this morning before the flames were under control. Persistent work bv the firemen prevented the spread of the Ikimes outside of the

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•Norton establishment. It took twen-ty-three engines and Uie two tire boats to conquer the flames. The direct monetary .iamaye is g.S00,(ii)0. but as

men ami women are thrown not of work by Mm tire the loss is much gieater than told by these lignres.

Willimn 4 on MI I N ItlNiuuri'K. l-'KiKDuicifMiriiK. Feb. 20.—Mothin'i' positive can be learned on the subjcct of the emperor's private conversation with Prince ISimiarck to-day. Still inIOI mation thai, has come to hand justices the assertion 1 hat the emperor spolce on various political matters, notably the course to adopt ,.as„ reielistair re jet: is the Kusniar Irr-atv

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Plications of Chiefs Arthur .LiuSar^/jt und other ia.il way union lua levs for a of .lud^e .Jenkins' order pro.nb,t.n? Northern l'aeifie em|,|,(Vt^

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Operating Old Sperrv Mill.

A wnt Silver I'in, tor

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CULTIVATORS!

know we have special features in iMigle Claw anil Spring tooth Cultivators, that none others can have tor a few years. can save you from $3 to $5 on Breaking 1 lows.

TurabullWagons.

Are still far superior to any othor kind.

DEERIM BI Mill

And Mowers have bicycle bearings and will run one-half lighter than any other make, and they received

Six World's Fair-Premiums!

More than all others put, together

RAKDWARE and STOVES

Away dowD cheap. .We will save you lots of money if you will call and pormit us.

Cohoon & Fisher, Of Course its True!

No sane person will deny the fart thai

JAKE JOEL

bells Clothing cheaper than any house in the V* city. He especially prides himself on the fact that he has no old shoddy or shelf-worn goods in stock. Every article

New and Stylish!

He is satisfied with straight 10 per cent, margin while others aro trvia- til get rich on fabulous profits. &

Live and Let Live is His Motto.

V, Main Street. Opposite Court House. Sign of tho big- pants.

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kvery pound warranted. Try us. niako nothing but0

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hen] at my own price* and will offer thrnUa ors at prices I cannot duplicate them for

everything sold from this lot u. be J"yJ" If ".""v can Iniv

A 81.75 Now Style Corsage Pin for

('all early while vou can bur of thin lof ..B .. gone you will have to par mo AL when tJiey arc this sale includes a number of other -JJUHZ-T6"

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I will pavSKl.OO per 10(10 feet for first elass second growth ash logs feet lon^ delivered sit uiy saw mill, east Wabash avenue and tnlidiu rail road.

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I h« ..otal iiumbnr of olectora in tliin country, including woinecl entitled to vote, ia l,ri()0,000.

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-'l/plication to Uatirhv it Co., i.'7 j'tk I'laco, New York,

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LIEBIG- COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.