Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 July 1894 — Page 8

LLMDALE.

TTiiy harvest is over.

A good ruin is needed. C!uy Widener broke his new lugg\ the other night.

If you want any kind of an argument come to Lhudale. Wheat in this locality will average bushels per acre.

A. S. Got! and family were the guests of Charles (iotT and wife on last Sunday.

A young Mr. Banks, of Pittsburg, Penn.. is visiting his uncle, L. \V. Olin, for a few days. ,, Ealph Vancleave and wife, C. D.

JJowers and wife, and Herman Bowers were tho guests of James Vancleave and wife on last Sunday.

MT. OLIVET.

Minnie Bradley is the guest "f John Ilutton, K. Craig and wife rejoice over a new baby girl.

Rev. John StalTord will preach next Sunday eveuing. Sunday school at Young's Chapel every Sunday morning.

Mount Olivet threshing ring will be through threshing wheat this week,

Ida Hole is at homo again after a pleasant visit with ber sister, Mrs. Yal Stout, of Wesley.

Report says that George Largent will teach at No. this winter. This is George's iirst term as a teacher.

Our supervisor. Henry Walters, has ordered all stock taken otf the roads. This is right as farmers are tired of having their crops destroyed by cattle breakiLg down fences.

Clifford Kolsey, the IT year-old son of Thomas Kelsey, died last Monday at his father's residence of consumption. The funeral services were held by lie v. Trotter. Intermer.t at the Darlington cemetery.

WAYNETOWN.

Blanche Kllis is enrolled on the sick 1 ist.

Mr. and Mrs. James returned home Friday, Yern Livengood, Will Thomas ami

in Linden. Sun-

Dora Hathaway were day.

New Richmond

Jack Zuck was in Sunday. Minnie Pollet. of Tern? Haute, is visiting here.

Lola Clark, of Wingate, is visiting John llarmul. John York, of Hoopeston, is visiting here this week.

Mrs. John Freeman left Wednesday for a visit in Attica. T. L. Albright and family left Thursday for the Shades.

George Small and wif.* were in Craw fordsville, Tuesday. Mrs. Kurr»nd and daughter are among friends here.

Mrs. Rigging, of Attica, is visiting Mrs. John Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Dwiuwoody, of Wingate, spent Sunday at this place. if

Dr. Hurt and family visited friends iti New Richmond Wednesday. Mrs. J. X. Zuck. of Crawfordsville, made a short visit at this place.

Argie Kelly and Lizzie Rainey are at tending the Crawfordsville normal.

Robert Baker went to Oklahoma last week to attended the bedside of bis brother.

Bet tie Ilerzog left for Chicago Wednesday to purchase goods for her Covington store.

The farmers are storing more wheat this year than common, hoping to get a better price later.

Jim Burris, Claud Ellis accompanied by Mame Zuck and Ilattie Brown spent Sunday at the Shades.

The democrats met here in mass convention last Saturday and appointed delegates for the various nominating conventions.

Will Runing. our popular young butcher, has resigned his position and will pitch his tent on N. Blackford's farm and will play granger.

We notice that the ladies of Crawfordsville, are making an effort to have one of their kind placed on tho school board. If they are successful wo would recommend the appointment of an old lauy so as uot to chango tho complexion of the board.

The democrats of this part of the county are becoming disgusted at tho conduct of a few of tho would be leaders of the county seat. They act and talk as if they were the only parties interested. Wo would kindly ask them to

I come down off of their perch and take an inventory of themselves and they will I find that they arc attempting to hitch themselves to the wrong end of the procession. They would be beauties on the tail end. They should beset down on like they were tho convention last

Saturday.

ARLINGTON.

John Cook, of Plymouth, moved hero last week. (,'y Booher has sold his livery stock to Bert Nobes.

J. W. Tribbet. of Thorntown, was hero Wednesday.

We expect a large, crowd to see tho balloon go up this afternoon.

The price paid for wheat in this mar ket is 48 cents. The farmers are busy making hay and threshing wheat.

Farmers are hauling considerable wheat to market. Health is ..good and the doctors are uot having very much to do.

Tho Yandalia fast train is quite an accommouation for Darlington. Cal Steward and Clayton lumier have both moved into their new houses.

If you want to hear good singing attend tho colored camp mooting at the park.

Misses Jessie Young and Goldie Booher have returned after a pleasant visit in Portland.

Ira Booher »& Son have plenty of nets, covers aud ear tips that will keep your horse from kicking.

The colored urethreu of Thorntown. will hold a camp meeting in the park commencing Sunday.

The last of August Milt and Tom Coxwill have a public sale. They will move to Missouri in ."September.

Prof. T. F. Grin ley will make a grand balloon ascension. Saturday evening at four o'clock. All are invited.

As our town has not had a colored barber for several years tho programme has changed. We have one now.

Main street is sprinkled and all dust kept down but. it takes about two hun dred barrels of water per day to keep it wet.

ClifTord Kelsey died Monday at the homo of his father, Thomas Kelsey, one mile west of town. The family have the sympathy of al!.

It is said bv those who have looked at

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Ira Booher A: Son's buggies, surry and harness that they aro very lino and much cheaper than in other places.

Welliver and Booher pumped so much water to sprinkle tho street that it caused tho well in the livery stable u\ir by to go dry which has boon in use for IS years and never failed before.

Our nightwateh, Win, Moore, had a chase after Joe Maxwell last Saturday night. He was caught and locked up and on Sunday morning the 'Squire lot him go for ?7.'2."" forgetting drunk.

Wo hear some complaint about our marshal arresting country folks for getting drunk and letting town folks lto for the same offence. Now if this is true it is right all who violate the law should be punished.

COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

Maud Cohoon presides at tho organ. Laura Grubb is attending the Nor mal.

Normal Starts with a* largo attend ance. Lillie Mills, represents Brown's Yalley.

Emma

Smallev. of Kaccoon. is in at

tendance..,:

A number of now students will be in next week. Supt. Zuck's class arithmetic is very large.

Elmdalo has a good representative, Walter Moore.

Yountsville sends a largo delegation t: the normal.

Harry Kesler attends the normal and boards at home.

Lizzie Rainey aud Agnes Kelly represent Waynetown. Rev. Fyfe conducted Chapel exercises Tuesday morning.

The class in algebra and latin are in creasing in number.

Mr. Olive gives practical demonstrations in the physiology class.

We Place on Sale Our Whole Immense Stock of

Fourteen live uormalites constitute the boarding club at Mrs. Watson's.

Whitesville is represented by Ida Hall. Anna Weeks and Myrtle Smith Work begins at seven in the morning and continues till live in the evening.

Harvey Wyncoop, candidate for county surveyor.attended Chapel Tuesday.

Net First Cost and Not An Article Reserved!

You shoulu visit tho normal if vou

This is no "Ctit" or "Clearance0 sale. That means nothing. J5ut an unreserved Cost Sal" in which we will do inst what we If say--,Sell every article in the Old Trade Palace at Net First, Cost,. Come and see

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wish to see an indubtnous class of students. Prof. Mclieth. made a falk at Chapel exercises on the cultivation of the will, on Weil lies1lay.

Every student is working as if the success of the normal depended on his individual effort.

Mr. Riggitis who assists Mr. Zuck in tho arithmetic has proven himself equal to the emergency.

All tho members of the norma! extend sympathy to Mary Courtney in her sail bereavement, the death of her father.

Yisitors welcome at all times, call at Chapel. Rev. Stephens attended the opening Mondav.

Many teachers holding a high grade.if licenses are attending, which slio»vs that they are working in the interest of their pupils next year.

III

Through Ihr Capiliil.

"Gen.'' Kelsey has probably shaken the dust oT Indianapolis from his feet. It was not his own shaking, but tho shaking was done, nevertheless, and In dianapolis is rid of a part of tho pest, notwithstanding the fact that about half of the "army" stopped there as individuals. Mohday morning at o'clock Mayor Denny. Police Commissioners Ruckle and Connor, Superintendent Powell and Capt. Splanu drove out to th "industrials" camp for the purpose of investigating the i-ituation regarding the "army." "Gen." Kelsey was absent at the time and the "army" was ordered to move on. This it. did under the es cort of Patrolmen Reede«- and Rogers. It kept moving until it ariived at May wood, which is outside tho four mile limit of jurisdiction. Here they rested to await the arrival of their illustrious leader.:-^

Tom lio.ss sought peace and quietude at Lafavette this week.

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