Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 December 1894 — Page 1

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Don't fall to fall at

Kline's Jewelry Store

In making your selections lor presents. You '.'an (iiid almost anjtlang you want and at prices •iu prise von ............... so lo\y. .as to,.

Silver Novelties!

In endlesr- variety. Hair Ornaments, Coniljs Brushes, Ink Stands. Gold Pens with Pearl Holders, Bronzes, Lamps, Fine Clocks. Glove and llaiulkerchieI Boxes. Collar and Cuff Roxes, Gold ^pertacl^o. etc -...

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M. C. KLINE,

Established 23 Years.

Mcain St.. Opp. Court House,

H. R. Tinsley &' Co.

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SKATES

SLEIGHS AND.SLEDS.

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Horse Sli^e^ Hors«j ^Iiop Nulls. Iron or Stocl

Our line ot Watches .md .U'wcli} l«» Chribtm.

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cms surpasses anything ever bcl..re *hown. lue Mvk-sthi' year are more beautiful, an ever ,na wc

have them. In Silverware our mo. ,-onipo^,

.w. clean ware in 1 ur*'. p-'Uci n- ant

finish. Call and see our lines an.I

troul*e making selections at the

Jtwelry Store, 111 South Washington St.

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UOLLLGE NOTES.

•Stihvell. 8. is sick.

Will Fry. 'H4. is at home

ft Senate ivirk, ex 'OS, visited here, last &

In Ira ynekt.'up is tlmvn with typhoid I fever. £1 y).C ''rv^V':

I IHicliteraian is able to attend recitaisi tions again. |j The oratorical association is going to if] be reorganized.

S The Delta T'aus are enlarging and :i| refitting their hall.

Nicholson photographed the foot ball team last Saturday.

President Johns, of DePauw. visited the college last week. .-••.•

President Duncan, of Coates College, visited Wabash on Monday.

Thi! Senior society. Delta Hot a Phi, held its first meeting Tuesday night. The Adelphian literary society has changed Hn meeting night to .Monday.

Tne Freshman and Sophomore classes wiil play a game of foot ball .this afternoon.

Chapelow, of Logansport, was initiated li.to !'lu Kappa Pei fraternity last night.

Prof. Milford and wife saw .Julia .Marlow in "Romeo and Juliet" at Indianapolis Tuesday i.ight.

Henry Babcoek, father of Gillium BabcocU. died last Saturday at his home ir. Fvaesville.

The Rogers twins, of Logansport. were imliateu into the Phi Gamma Deltas last Friday night.

Ikc'H Kui Tiikc. The case of Ike Drake, colored, against the Monon railroad company for injuries received while trying to stop a moving passenger train at their etation soineI time ago. was argued in the circuit court this week. Ine is so deaf that he could not hear thunder, consequently he was given a rude hoist by a train on the road mentioned ami was injured sufficiently to claim big damages against the road. The jury fixed his inconveniences at S'J.-JO and ail ended in peace.

Isaac is now strictW in the push and well enough healed to take unto himself a better half. Just what he will do with the coin when he obtains the same is meeting witii considerable speculation.

.Milrriujie I,i cense*. The following persons were grafted license to wed by Clerk Sparks from Dec.iilh to lull inclusive:

James JI. Slark and Anna Graves. Chaiinc:v 1,011.5 and Nora Roavk. James M. Douglass and l-Jinore Bainhart.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIAMA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1894.

John i{. Onigleand Mary BurcM. Henry (.'. Brown and Lulu j.'. of!. m. M. -Jarvis and .Musa Moore. Landon 1 Rose and Manila B. Thomas.

Wm. T. Sauiters and Minnie Fiui'-y. Cannes I' Hole and Ilallio A. Moore. .). R. Sharp ami Minnie L. Conner.

•••The purivit and best whisMts con stantlv on hand at the Ciipper.

Will ^fhlenoiirr'- Uonl.l lit' is I iiiiulif uimI i* nl l.n*-l ^Hlr in our .Inil. After a long search the would be assassm of night operator Will Sclnemmer has at last been caught, lie wa^ la^en in hoc bv the Chief of Police, a' Sheib) I viii" day before yesterday ami ivas broiigof back from there by i'ni"f (irimes of this place. The man under arrest givr* his name as William Cully and claim-, that he can prove an alibi for himself. It stands him decidedly in hand to giv•.* a good account.

Priinirni- Mupti-l lmrr|». -v.-rv.": On n".\t Thursday night. December the :!tith. and also on Friday morning ami evening following. Finer James M. True, of Illinois, will conduct serviees at the Primitive Baptist church. A11 should I.ear lain. .*•?*

Sweet and sour wines --anything vou want—at th(! Clipper.

Chas. Watson is able to be out again after a m-vere lilness with rheumatism.

W R. (iosnell has added a brick boiler room to his laundry on south Washing ton Street..

On next Wednesday Harry Anderson, of Ladoga, will lead to the hymeneal altar Miss Mary Lurnpkins. of Tennessee.

Dr. l'eal Galey and wife have taken roums at the home of Mrs. Purviance,

NEW COUNTY OFFICERS.

They are Chosen

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Wednesday—

I One old One Retained. 1 On edneaday the County Commissioners adjourned their session after appointing the following county officials.

Attorney, F. P. Mount: Physician. Dr. .. W. B. Chambers Superintendent of County Asylum. Ceo. Myers.

The other candidates were. turriev, W. T. brush, J. Ooppage: for Physician, Drs Keegan and Leech and for Superintendent of Poor Farm. Booher and John Downs.

The men selected will make good oflicials and those retiring have made the best, possible records. Mr. MVPTB has held his position before and kDows just what work it requires. This is the fourth year for Dr. Chambers who roceived hip appointment again only on his merit. lie has made a most excellent Officer and will continu" the same.

I (irurgi- W I'bulcr I'IIKM-M Amy

Word readied this city Monday to the effect that George Webster, a former and well k.iown resident here had I passed away Sunday night, after several 1 week illness, with typhoid fever.

George will be remembered as the genial I fellow who looked after the customers in the Dickey & Brewer book store, now tho Pontius it Lacy, and had a large I list of warm friends who were shocked I at the news of his death which occurred at his present home in .Jamestown. '.Dakota, where up to the time of his taking ill. he was cashier of the James town bank. The remains arrired in this city via. of the Monon on Wednesday afternoon, and after a short funeral service at the residence ot Mrs. Smock on the corner of Washington and Franklin streets. They were laid te rest in the

Oak Hill cemeterv.

Povrrty Snnnl. The poverty social giver, by the Fpworth League of the Methodist church on last, Saturday night was a decided success. The admission fee was an old garment suitable for the poor or tive cents in cash. Those who came with "biled shirts on paid a three cent line and the ladies who neglected to wear the'r caiicos did likewise. Should a young man desire the pleasure of a chat with a young lady present he was likewise assessed the sum of three coppers. In that manner they secured a snug sum of money for their noble cause. Mush and milk were served for the Btomaeh while a choice program of music was rendeied for the good of the soul.

Dcntli of .llrs. Tbauiit* .S'otl.

On Tuesday morning about 8:'30 o'clock at the family residence corner of College and John streets, death relieved the suffering of Mrs. Louise Scott. For ten years she has been tormented by that terril |e disease, consumption. and bore her affliction with patience and hope. She leaves a husband anil two children, Leroy aged eighteen years, and Maud aged fourteen years Her maiden name was Louise Phillips. The. funeral was held on Thursday at 10 a. m.. conducted by Rev. T.J. Shuey. Interment at Ma sonic cemetery. ..

Thought Hud lllui. Tuesday the police got ear of the fact that Will Schlemn.er's would be aseas sin was lounging about New Richmond, ami in pursuance of that fact. Chief of police Crimes, together with Ollicer •JaeK Bannister ami Will Schlemmer. drove flown to that place, but returned about o'clock without their man. Ho had undoubtedly been seen about those parts. 1 nit had made himself scarce be i'ore the police arrived on the spot. They are bound to catch the gentleman yet, and mav do so soon.

SirhiK Hum!.

The old familiar "All High" orchestra, which made so u.any hits last winter, has been reorganized, and on Tuesday nig-ht, made its first public appear-

hirneelf a nee. playing some excellent music for

otherwise la? will be properly rewarded I the Center church social, theoretics for In* treacherous attempt at murder.

tra is composed of the following enthu Elastic "All ilight-::-' Frnie Wilhite. Fldridge.

Frtae Myers and Botsoli mandolins: Scott Galey and Hal Me Ciamrock. guitars: Andy McClamrwck, banjorine: F. M. Fltzroth. violmocello.

Uolii'll Kuui't'o Die**. Robert Rogers. 70 years of age. who nas been making las home wit Ii his son, three miles south of this city, died on Tuesday evening of cancer of the stom ach anil was buried in lie 11 ut ton Cemetery on Thursday morning, lie was a well known old man and has been feeble for some time. His death was not un expected.

A llirlUilti.T Dinuer Was tendered Tom Ransdell by his' children and their children, on Sunday it being his GMd birthday. The dinner was in the nature of a surprise, anil

on the corner of Main and Water streets, j, bout fifty people assisted him in tixing and will occupy the same during the upon his mind the fact that he was not winter season. old but young.

LAFAYETTE SOLDIERS' HOME.

The 6. A. R. Executive Committee Hold a Meeting and Prepare a BillNo Stipulated Amount to be Asked for Has Been Agreed Upon.

Monday at the Dennieon Hotel, in Indianapolis. tho executive committee of the Grand Army, appointed to look af ter the matter of a soldiers' home to be

.. located at Lafayette, met and prepared ice ani

bj]j

)e gam0 )e rt 6t eu

Legislature, No specified sum was agreed upon, but will be settled later on. Lafayett*e has offered IM'J acres of suitable land together with a cash

bontlB ot S7i (00 in order to secure it. The bill gives the plan in detail, including its manner of government, and probably go through. The com

will

mittee getting it up was composed of

Gen. .1. R. Curnahau, Col, N. Foster.

Senator Haggard, of Ft. Wayne and

iiy OIKIK

On Monday night and transacted the usual routine of business, The city treasurer reported a balance funds on hand to the amount of §5.'271.72, having received SS.J'.W.fiT. and payed out §3,220.85.

Chas. Crider and Will Hayes resigned from tho Fire Department anil Chap. Steinbauser and Chas. Williams were appointed to succeed them.

W. O. VanslyUe's resignation as policeman was accepted. The matter regarding the Wabash avenue bridge was brought up and let down again.

The electric light business runs smoothly as shown by tho superintendent's report receipts- ?t)7-i.0.r) and expenditures Sl.OHG.OG.

The matte.- of granting nftv years street car line franchise toN. J.Clodfelter & Co., was referred. All are enthusiastic over it. It will be carried to Waveland. through Alamo and the Shades of Death, all those living along the route favoring it.

Nothing of greater consequence came up and the council adjourned.

.)lor* rU'otimiK. The officers elect of the \.C). are as follows:

cars in a heaj several hours.

M. W.--T. L. Stihvell. Foreman—H. T. Schenck. Overseer—Win. Seawright. Recorder---C. W.Scott. Financier A. H. Hern ley. Receiver---VV.Ii.Lylo. Guard David Martin. I. W.—Frank Nichols. O. VV.---J. M. Bishop.

54TH YEAR —NO. 17

The Tribe of Ben-Hur elected the following officers for tho year. Chief J. L. Williams

Judge—Mae Stilwell. Teacher- N. C. McCay. K. of 'T.- -Mrs. ,J. William* Scribe—Mrs. Fd ScottK.of 1. G.—Mrs. Mac Stilwell. K. of O. G. Fd Welch. Guide—J. W. Ilornheck. Captain- Robert Ross. Trustees--Robert Ross, Gus Truitt and Louis Biscliof.

and delaying progress No one was hurt.

Ni*« Mail H(i\c Were placed in position where they have long been badly needed, this week, las follows: )n the corner of Main and

Simpson. Chestnut and Green, and Market and Garfield streets.

Krammer

Jell', Stewart anil Will hunted near Salem this week.

Wnlj Brewer, of North Dakota at leaded the funeral of George Webster.

.Miss llattie Mclv.ven has icturned to Kearney, Neb., after a several months

RETIRED SAND DIED!

AN OLD MAN IPOUND DEAD IN

HIS .BED. -HIS SUDDEN DE

MISE A MYSTERY.

IStiy.il Scybold. ut" I' liiUIin Toivu-lil I, tvii^ DIM-Uvorcd iirpne wltni Ilis -MIII AI-

lo Vwakrti Mini lor ISrt'akfnM mi

i-diM-siluv .^liirninu The I iiitueiliiMt* uti»t' ol Hi*. Mctuli 11 riiiorrliuitu »l (lie Hriiiii. Last Wednesday. Corom-r Paul Barcuu and Justice (... M. bcott were called to the residence of Moses ii. I'ickering, three miles north east of Darlington,

in rankiin township, to hold an inquest

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has. M. Fravis, of this citv. that motning. .Mr. »^e\ bold ",vas fn years-of-age, and has been falling health for some time his wife diedthreo months since and \io was subject to monthly spells of epilepsy and he was very melancholy over her passing away.

his homo with his son

^«'''n found deatl in his bed

On Tuesday night Mr. and .Mrs. Pickering left to attend a literary entertainment at a neighboring school houso and at that time the old man was sitting by '.lie stove reading. He complained some of the back of his head hurting luiii, yet ho seemed to be in good health and they left him alone. They returned to the house about 10 o'clock and in retiring passed his room and noticed him in bed ae common they supposed ho was asleep and never bothered him. Tho following morning ho failed to arise for breakfast and going to his room Mr. Pickering found him dead. The verdict arrived at by the coroner's inquest was that he had taken ono of his spells soon after retiring ami had bursted a blood vessel in his head producing hemorrhage of tho brain causing his death. From his weak physical condition, Mr, Seybold's mind was somewhat impared.buthe was highly respected by all and his taking off is deeply lamented. The funeral was held on Thursday.

IloMvTlioiiui* Nuptial*. On Wednesday evening at S o'clock at.the bride's home on the corner of Green and Pike streets. Mr. L. C. Rose and Martha Binford Thomas were united in marriage by Dr. R, J. Cunningham. of the Center Presbyterian church. The wedding was one of tho most beautiful seon in this city for some time. FollowiLg tho ceremony came the reception which was perfectly elaborate. Montani Bros.. Orchestra of Infiianapolis furnished tho music for tho evening and tho young couple received a irge tnaiber of costly an most beautiful presents. They left for Chicago where Hiey will make their home for the present at the Lexington Hotel. Mr. Rose is a most promising young attorney of Chicago whiie Miss Thomas was one of CrawfonUville's most accomplished daughters and Tar: RKVIKW extends its best wishes for their future.

stay in this Citv. I I Voris it Stilwell have "i.MJU calenders fi^r l-'.l.'i to give away. Call at their office at 1-JO north Washington street,

W V\ Vcut-s Old mi Tucndin. Indiana was admitted into the L'uiou just seventy eight yearb ago last Tuesday. and many of us celebrated our birthday unknowingly, Jt is a fact. Our "Hoosierdom" laid off short pants ami donned the regulation man's size on December 11. ISlti. aud even to this day do we stand well in youth and vigor,

WrcrU «MI llie .Uonon. The Monon enjoyed a small sized wreck about o'clock last Sunday morning about two miles smith of Roachilale. The north bound freight was pulling along under good headway when it broke in vo and the last sec with very few gray hairs showing. Hon crashed into the nrstone. piling ten What wonderful progress we have made

up to its usual standard and was very "P

E. M. Kltzroth disposed of a car load of Now Tork apples this week. Thoy were the tinest and brought i'2.25 a barrel. They are quoted elsewhere at 12.50 and *2.70.

in all lines, can btst bo got at by history. We stand second to none for good worus and good people, anil are bound to live our allotted time out. regardless of Illinois. Yes, sir, we are 7S years old ami still young, fat. ami sassy. How do you iilie us, neighbor''

Hon Thi'\ Orriipv the Time It is hardly probable that we are •.either ahead or behind any other cities of our own size in the matter of evil minded people and their doings, Yet we are blessed with a sufficient number I of that class. Not a day passes but what you can observe a few well known. I soap 'headed, brainless old reprobates

who will stand on the street corners •and eye passing women as far as

Mr. Alf Lookabili gold a house and one and one half acre of land in New Market to Wesley Vanarsdal for j'OOO. .-.James Shepherd, the Ladoga depot, r.ibber. was taken to the "Pen." Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Buck Brothers.

Gloriaua at Music Hail Saturday night was not largely attended but was

their vision will allow. They should bo

tarreti and feathered and exposod to public view. Itisa common thing in this, place. Watch for them and you 3 will get on to who tliov are.

k)\ir\(liinu l.melv. The Grand Jury inspected thecounty institutions this week and repfft them I all in flourishing condition. Fverytning

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clever. mendable for their respective manage

Mrs. C. Rose Sr., and sons G. A. and H. H. Rose were down from Chi cago to attend the Roso-Thomas nuptials.

scratch and highly coin-

inbnts. The poor farm, jail and Or phan's Home were thoroughly inspected.

liritiiiril Hi-bearing. On Tuesday, at tho Capital City, tho Appellate Court granted a rehearing ot the Music Hall Association vs. Henry CleMents case which tra* appealed from thi» COBHty.