Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 July 1894 — Page 8

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W1NGATE.

Lois of sickness. Corn needs rain. R. X. Cording is in Attica on business. Charley llarpel has his hand badly

this locality.

join her husband

The potato crop is almost a failure in this community

The sound of the thresher is heard in all directions.

nu L1UI uusuauu,

Several from here attended the convention at Covington. Maggie Ross is not expocted to live. She has a tumor in her side.

A. W. Wainscott will preach at Center church next Saturday night and Sun day.

Wheat was never better in this locality. It will average about :!0 bushels per acre.

We understand that Clark iV I Slacker will dissolve partnership in the butcher business soon.

Will Hixon will move to W aynetown on the farm belonging to Cal. Berry. Cal. Berry's wife is in bad health anil they are going to California.

KINGSLEY'S 0HA.FEL.

A. F. Cox is better. Abe Caster has anew driven well.

Blackberries are plentiful in this community. Dick Burk is workirs for Ab Elmore through harvest.

Pete Phelps will return to Parke county next spring.

Jim Cline will move onto Joe Eafullctt's olace this fall.

The Star scribe is a honey but the bees don't know it. Ike Caster, from Boone, was down on business last Friday.

A. F. Cox will go to Florida for his health in a few days.

Mrs Mai Martin visited her father

in Thorntown on last Saturday aud Sunday. I Brent Kdsjco bail his buggy repaired at Darlington last week.

cut. T. A. Teinpleton is building a new barn.

Fred Ka/or has moved back to Kentucky, Uncle Jerre Kowler's wife is better.

Warren's thresher this season

C. \Y. Warren has finally got to our ring aud is making things move.

Hannibal Trout sold his hay to some bailers from Grawfordsville last week.

Joseph eavor hail two acres of

ome'wheat that threshed out ninety bushels, There will be a good crop of corn in ll wo can get a good

Mrs. Xogel has gone to Milwaukee to

All of the young folks are attending the negro camp meeting at Darlington

vvee

Several of the boys from this place

'viewed the bull game at Shannondale

last Saturday, There will riot be much wheat sowed through here this fall on account of the low price of that grain. I The wheat crop in this vicinity is good and it is thought that the ring will average .'{•" bushels to the acre.

Ed Grist's machine, which is thresh ing at Flat creek, was delayed a couple of days this week on account of a break down.

It is rumored that the Tiger Valley scribe for the Journal is to be married in the near future. We wish him success.

WAYNETOWN.

Rome Bunnell has retired from business.

Cal lJioarger has sold his store to Fred Stevens. 1

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.Mr. Bolt, our wilier, moved his family here this week. Win. Rider and family arc in Indianapolis this week. Shv

Mrs. Ezra Applegate was in Crawfordsville Monday.

Evan Pierce, of Oxford, is visiting John Ellis this week. Morris Herzog and .John Freeman are in Chicago this week.

Miss Emma (I ray was the guestof Miss Sallie Cray, Monday.

Mr. Tom Gott and wife, of Wingate, visited friends Sunday.

Nannie Barton and Lottie DarneM

1 iliis is no Cut or Cleaiancc sale. JliRt

gave a surprise in the grove for their Sunday school ciasses Tuesday.,

Walter and Sur.t Vaughn spent Sunday with 11. C. Darnell.

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Buster Rlmore made a tlying trip to est Union last Saturday. Drvo Elmore and family visited at at Joe Lufollott's last Sunday.

Roscoe Bond is uoing with Lhailes

Miss Eva MeCailutn and Miss Annie Dewy spent Sunday here. Jim Liuneli was over to ImP.anapolis [Sunday to s» c: his b-st girl.

Dr. Culver and Mr. Goblo with famlies, spent Thursday at Indian Ford, The \i. l'j. church will give an ice cream supper Saturday evening,1

Miss Eva Culver gave a party in honor of her guest. Miss Minnie St row.

Chancev Beaver and Dan Reed, of Newtown, were here over Sunday.

Several from this place attended the convention at Covington, W ednesday. Win. Burris aud family and Mrs. Wallace and daughter, of New Richmond, were the guests of W. Hums Sunday.

The horse belonging to Sam l-iays, our oil man. became frightened aud ran away the other day, doing considerable damage.

NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.

Teachers' examination the "JStli. Tho normal boys have organized a ball team. (. Humphrey attenucd chapel exercises Tuesday.

A number of new students entered the normal this week.

Alice Stilwell. of New Market, entered the norma' tnis week. The report from the last examination shows a large number of failures.

Miss Thomas, of Williamsport. will teach in the Attica schools next year.

Mr. Ristine. treasurer of Wabash college. attended chapel exercises Tuesday.

William Peterson, who has just re turned from Oklahoma, has entered the normal.

All success in teaching depends largely or. the ability, training aud op| ortunities of tho teacher.

Prof. Campbell's lecture on electricity was well attended by an appreciative audience last Monday evening.

You should not, fail to see the young ladies swing the dumb bolls during their delsarte practice at the normal.

As a large proportion of the children in our schools must earn their living, should not tho art of bread winning receive some attention.

It has been recommended that a

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familiarity with the modern aspects of physiography be made a requirement of all special teachers of geography.

STATE NEWS.

Mrs. Lizzie Raines committed '-u.cide

hear Sullivan. ^Irs. Ma Hi i« tlied in Richmond aged 03 yeai

Rev, Join 1 lied in Shelby die, aged 71 years. Miss Rosemary Uines died in i.ink 'fort' aged '21 yews.

Taylor, of Thorntown. won the fifteen mile bicycle.race at kirklaud. Deputy SherilV Bert Wintrodo is killed by the cars in Huntington.

The old settlers of Boone and neighboring counties will meet near Eaglt-

tow'n Aug. 11.

jj-acob Rigger's child, seven years old, ol'.fl'Untington. was attacked and nearly killed by a vicious do-. I

The nineteen repairers brought to Brazil to take the places of the strikers, refused to stay and went home to Danviik-. 111.

".mliirii Urulli ul IitiliumiiMili*. Tuesday's Sentinel thus deta.^j tho sudilen death in that city ol well known Crawfordsvilie lady: "Mrs. Bridget Cogan, lifty-four je.i .id, whose home is at Crawfordsvil •, n.ed very suddenly at the home oi her brother-in-law. James P. Crane, K- Fayette street, yesterday morning. Mrs. Cogan came here a few days ago on a visit. She was ill when she came, but had improved so much during tho last few days that she was preparing to go on to Washington. Yesterday morning she went down stairs holding a handkerchief saturated with biood to her mouth. She said she was dying, and before a physician could be called she was dead. Coroner Beck was notified aud gave it as his opinion that death was due to a hemorrhage of the lungs."

A Viimlr.Iiii i'rriulu Wrrrk. A Vandalia south bound freight, due here at was wrecked a short distance north of the city Tuesday morniuer. The journal of a car loaded with Maxinkuckee ice broke and nine cars wero hurled down the embankment and piled up in a promiscuous manner. The car causing the wreck was about live cars back from the engine. It was the most disastrous wreck the Van has experienced for some time. Passenger trains went er the Monon from this city to Lafayette until the., track ...was cleared.

A Genuine First Cost Sale!

EE 1 Here it goes at the Trade Palace of McClure & Graham. The only place and the only people who ever offer a Genuine First Cost Sale in I the city of Crawfordsvilie. Commencing on

11 SATURDAY MORNING- JULY 21

II DY GOODS, IILLIKEBY, LACES, CARPETS and RUGS

Net First Cost and Not An Article Reserved!

I say-Sell every article in the Old Trade Palace at Net First Post. Come and see 1

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MCLURE & GRAHAM. ll

Hip-hest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report

ABSOLUTEDf

W1L1, BE EXPELLED.

Striking Itleni'ocrs of Old Organizational

Meet With Severe Treatment.

Tho old railroad organizations here will, in accordance wi'h instructions, from headquarters, proceed at once to discipline members of tho organizations

erhood of Switchmen, will be dismissed. An ollicer of one of these organizations said that the ii.cn who struck are to be dealt with severely. "There will be only one penalty," said he, "and that I will be dismissal from the order." It is announced that tho Order of Railway Conductors will take tho lirst step in the movement. The members of tho local division who joined the strike have been summoned to appear before the meeting next Sunday. By tho instructions of the grand chief, E, E. Clark, of Cedar Rapids, la., members are to be considered in three classes— those who remained faithful to their order, those who cjuit work because they {eared bodily harm from strikers, and those who went on strikes in obedience to the order of Debs. Tho first class will be praised, the second censured and the last dismissed from the order.

It is announced that the charters some of the divisions in tne state will bv revoked. "1 shall be surprised if thechaiters of the Frankfort and Huntington divisions are not revolted said a member of the order.—Torre Msmto Express.

Cfcilicireri Oryfor||

Pitcher's Gastoria.,

notliiii^. Hut an unreserved f'ost 8nlp in which we will do just wlnit we!

Baking Powder

PURE

.UiirviiiK** I.iroiiM'M. Jas. G. McMurtrv and Mary Bray. John B. Line and Rose Wert .Jas. B. Lucas and Maud M. WharoiT,

Archie Young and Ida Speed. Clarence C. Peterman and Rosetta Spor.

who participated in the recent strike.

ardalia, Excursions.

To many Michigan points. Aug. Mth. Only one fare round trip, good 20 days to return. To Torre Haute, Aug. 1.'! to IS. one fare tho round trip. Special train service will be given. To Warsaw and return, one fare round trip every day until Aug. 1st, good to return including Aug. llnil. Aug. 27 to 2!1, inclusive one fare round trip to Vincennes and return, on account of Cath---olic Knights return to Aug. .'51. July '2S to one fare round trip, on account of Sunday school celebration. To To*, ledo, Ohio, and return July 29 to Ml. one fare round trip to return Aug 11. Rates on for the Shades, Maxinkuckee, Ba^s Lake and main' other points

says the Indianapolis News. It is an nouneed, otliciallv. that every member of an old organization, such as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the Urotheriiood of Firemen, the Order of Railway Conductors and the Broth-

J. C. IlrrcmNsoN, Agent.

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For two car, loads of new Ilou-e-holcl Goods and everything in my store will go at

First Cost!

Until the stock is reduced. New and second hand goods bought and sold. Moved to 126 N. Green St. Don't:•* get in the wrong place.

I. K. !'. Thompson.

j^OTK'K OF APPOINTMENT.

Kstnto of Willlnm S. Ballard. diM'.sisi'd. Nutleo is hereby ulvnn ilml tli» undersigni'd as been appointed end duly iiualilkHl as ilministnitor, of Hi''estate ol William s. lirtlinl, late .Montgomery eonnty. Indiana, leeased. Said estati'is supposed lobe solvent..

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