Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 February 1895 — Page 10

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& Grand Net Cost Sale

MT. OLIVET.

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M'Clure & Graliam's.

This is no Clearance Sale In sl*11 tin old stuff you don't •want, but absolutely an unconditional Net First Cost Sale in which vou have vonr choicer oI anything in our h..c ol

Dry Goods. Millinery. Merchant Tailoring. Cloaks. Carpets

And everything lor personal and household uses. 11, is entirely tinncies.sai) to quote prices, as we have: thrown our Kidite Stock open at positive cost and thecrowd-* that daily throng our store sufficiently attest, tin.' merit and popularity ol our (1 rand Net Cost Sale and•rompel our compctitors-to marvel at our success..

The secret isV We never advertise "Cost Sale" until we mean iD M'ii at cost. The people know it and come: -to the old Trade Palace .to profit it.. Sale c.on- •-••.•• tinues a Ie*a more days.' :•, •.- ..,.••

Iiufus (.'ievonger is hauling lugB.t tfe sawed into fence pickets, .. :.i

Rev. Shuey will preach at 'lonngs Chapel next, Sunday:: morning and night.

Pev. Worral, or. Darlington. has been holding a series of meetings fit (..amp bell"') Chapel jvith good icsults.

Some of the farmers are taliinK advantage of the cold snap art! putting up their summer supply of ice.

J'lie quarterly meeting at UnbeltsChapel last [Saturday and Sunday wan well attended from all the points o" the

circuit.

WALNUT GROVE-

Health is good in this locality.

The Kleigh bells v- ffiflfestuppod their jingbng.:

nre & Graham.

nov 0nmiT7 *0(1^70 'H a letter oil persimmons 1

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Tyler Hentry visited relatives at Rus- sheep to Hunt, of Darlington

seiville Sunday. Chas, lalbottsold a line day

S. M. IIicks was the guest of Mis, Reeves this week.

John Clifton and family visited at Farmer Doyel's last Sunday.

The Sa\ler i'.ros., are preparing their line ]ionltr\ for the show at Ladoga Huh week.

Mrs. I'.ilum lusher visited her son in law. Join' Caolin New Market .Friday.

.Milbert Saylor ami v. ife visiteii his father in law, Mr. Kd atichave, last Sunday.--

Mr Albert Scott and family, of Craw :fordsville, visited Mrs. 3Iar\ Reeve's last week".

Miss Hattie Hrowningof (jreoncastle was the guest of Miss Mattie I'eeveH Jast, week.

Several peiBone from this vicinity have bi'en attending I lie protracted meetings at Xevv Mark"t conducted by th" evangelist. Rev. Oppy, of Chicago.

YOUNTSVILLE.

Sam (iilkey spent part of last Satur «lay here.

Misses A nna Wilson and Dora Sidner returned home last Thursday after a two weeks visit with Win. Sidner. of this place.

Tho people of this place sent last Tuesday a large amount of provisions to Wm. Sidel who is among the Nebraska sufferers. Mr. Sulci was former Jy of this place.

Joseph Stubbms is tilling his ice house thia week.

Miko Fruits is having a great deal of Bicjtnass in his family.

'itjie Vountsville Rachelors Cl: met at their new club room last Monday night and after initiating two new members spent a glorious evening with tin? cards

The Rachelors Club is preparing to give one of the grandest blowouts that was over giver in Vountsville the date is not exactly known.

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KINUSLEYS CHAPEL.

i" Health is good at this place.

Sugar making will soon he hema- •..*•

allaee Cretjue is improving rapidly.

Richard l-Tit/'a family ia on the Kick list.

I he people have had another sleigh ride.

ike Caldwell is Maying in Shannon-.-dale this month.

O!, Lafollette lias a line lot of horses for sale ir trai.li.*,

I'.renton l-',U le has purchase sleigh of ('lias. bbott.*

Huster 1'jimore spot ts a new sat.i'h* and a second hand I ndle.

A. Kltnore bought a line steer of David MeKmley last week.

1 r. Joe Uoshen will locate at Uar lington the lirst of March. 'J»'

Sherman Spry sold a line bunch of

hogs to Mort Kd wards las week.

bunch

Hilly (I. Castor is buying up goats anil will ntake cheese next summer.

D. Iv Elmore drew a ladies' line gold watch last week with a can of baking powder..

Wm, Dickson had a line mare to break her leg last week and he had to kill her.

Miss A meriea Stipen lost one of her line sorrel horses, of rabbles ami another «'in.' is bi t.

Mack I ratios has come back from Mississippi and sajs that he saw s|uir relbi cross the Missisippi iver,

allaee Cox c.aima that he saw a catamoa., last Sunday night between Marsh McCalliM.ers and James Mount's.

KIRKPATRICK.

Price of corn is on a stand Mill.

The weather is very changeable.

Our barber is learning to be a gist.

John Rover h:is been ill for time.

West Stroup's baby has been sick the past week

There will be preaching here ui-tt Sunday afternoon at .'{o'clock. Poor old Henry Kppg froze his nose reeding for J. 'rkpatrick. 0. Maum and wife have been in the east "isiting relatives and friends.

Albert Nary was called to Ladoga by the lodge to help some of his brothers. Aaron Miller and wife spent Thursday with loorge A micron who is in poor

health.

There is as prise on Ilarvey

The new greace factor, near Trout-: en in honor ot his TJnd birthday.' mini's Station, is in full blast. There were '.Ml relatives and friends

TI19 only literary society will meet at present. Mr.*!}. Sykes th^ juestion for discussion Little Orace Mcliee, daughter of is what Uncle Jack did." We tind that I Mart McHeo and wile of near Kirkpattho smaller subjects are better than rick, died Jan. "J7, IS1.)."), at the age of those we formerly di6CUBBed. Mr. Jos. one year, tive months and '28 days

After an illnesR of 3 days of brain hint fever, slip gently pasred away to a better and happier home, leaving her stricken parents, tw.) sisterB ilini one brother and many friends ami relatives to grieve at her loss'.

This little olio bright rii«1 dear b' wit by every mm fur mill near, 'W a- ..'.viij- Jr :m ihis eiirtli nf woe.

T«J better lunil ^lioru n.l !tiu» tu.

I The funeral took plan.' at the church of Kirk pat jk tt 11 o'clock Jdonda\ conductcd by He v. Ileal, of Linden, the pall-be irerK consisted of four little girls about ten ea

8 old.

WINGATE.

licorge llas has a new overcoat.

Theodore llixon is on the sick list.

—$ Joseph Hush is putting up ice this —«Uf I week.

—39 I Horn to Charley Harper and wife. Hie I I St h, a boy.

H. Hrown has the rheuuuitisin and is very sick.

Win. P'ltter has sold his farm ami will move to Frankfort.

Sam Dudley sold his grocery store to Peter rosn for £17~i.

.Mr. .Mien has sold his blacksmith shop to Isp h- lb nry.

Mr Snyder sold two lots to .John Sprague for £'200 dollars.

Sam Dooley has purchased a saloon in Claries liill of ,Joe li'ish.

()i i- room in the school l/uihii'ig fri /e out iis pupils one day last week

The eommisRioi.iTsarc building a now bridge aeroSH the county ditch north of ivvn

Mart (..'lark went to his barn one nioi H,g Ihis wei iiml. ..found one of Iiih horses dead.

Ui-njiunin fulleiCA-iiier, the u..-.n who died in I'akota -was bu.rii*d at the Liberty ceinetei'v Fel.. 1.

There has not been very much sick ness at this p!ac-:, but there has liceu a good many deatlis tonong the old peo pie during the last moath

\Ve think that the Short Horse and Possum Ciory scnbi have been away from Kentucky too long to light. They do too much talking to-light very much.

Tie' protracted meeting lias closed at the M. K. church with "7 new members, ami is in progress at 'he Newiight church with Revs. Trotter and Phillips in charge.::rtK:

.THINNER* 011 iiiih'I THROUGH Iwhira* lion.

At Music Hall Wednesday night durniir the production of "Charley's Aunt,"' a number of students, who had reserved seats in the gallery and who had very considerately wadded up a batch of their colors and sent oti the stage for the powdered faced damsels lo wear during the performance, iu order to tickle their eye of vanity, dis'guated the i.: erve persons of the large audience assembled as lias been done in times past, by yelping out their yell (?l which of course in this age is a strict necessity in the -natter of acquiring an education. Class yells and College yells have been and no doubt will be all right in their place for time to come, and are all right as far as showing a proper College spirit is concerned, but to assemble in a public hall or any other place where ladies are gathered and give their deafening yells, is entirely uncalled for and decidedly out of place. Should any of oui resident young men or even the country boys attempt a single out break it is dollars to dough nuts that they would be bodily dragged oil to jail and have imposed upon then a heavy lint* for their boislerousness. Will the .Music llall directors not look into this matter and see that all its patrons are treated fair and impartial? This business is becoming monotnious and should be called to a halt at once. It is neither amusing or elevating and all the people can see in it is kidn play.

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John Stull butchered hogs Monday for.I. W. Kirkpatrick. 4 a 4

If you want any dress making done, go to Mrs. Jennie Hrown

Jim Wilson is feeding 50 head of eattie for the spring market. J. Kirkpatrick went lo ("rawf iids ville, on business. Saturday.

The "Old Fashioned home" as presented by the Haptist church young people in the church parlors on last Tuesday evening was greeted with a good audience and was a linancial sue cess as well as a complete success as an entertainment. ."lie Old Fashioned home was well pictured and described by costumes, talks and tabeleaux. while the musical programme was of special interest. L. A. Clark's address was a very able one and was heartily received It was one of the most pleasant entertainments ever given by the society of that church.

Tin- I ••Iiiiiiu U. A, C. lift HIT

State Secretary stacey of the V. M. ('. A was in the city on Tuesday to confer with the ollicers of the city and College associations regarding the District ('onfi-nmce which is to be held here February loth to 17th. 'There are about ten Associations. City, College and Railroad in this District and from .'id to 10 of representative Association workers of the State are expected to be here and Crawfordsvdle will extend a warm welcome to them.

A. K. Notice.

Regular meeting of Mcl'hcrson Post No. 7. O. A. Saturday evening Feb. •2nd. 1SU). at 7 o'clock p. m. Husiuess of importance to be transacted and then refreshments will be served. All comrades are urged to be present.

C. W. Hlmokr. J'. C.

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A VoIcj- from lU* Tomb.

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Husmess clianget. iii Craw fonlnvilk are becoming somewhat of an epidemic. Tins week W. B. i.Jerry, torinerty Uic groceiy business he u, purchased the stoc!r.of llenry Sloan and will here after run the same. This.place will continue utieer-lhf. natne of the "Market" and Mr. Sloan will remain there with Mr. dJerry, ifoth are experienced and projressive busi.'.t ss men anil at-e.capabie ol building up an elegant tiad". Ri ad ii-- advertisement iu another column.

Said Cily C.e.'k Tracey to a' representative of the Rkvii-,\v. "I am not kicking about the supply.Hot' natural gas 1 get at my house, I am 011 to my job thoroughly ai.d do not have the least trouble. Yov see my wife goes out into the yard ami irets a good sized chunk of ice and with a lucifer match we are able to do all the cooking we want to do."

""bow (turned.

Fairly on Tuesday morning Gentry's hojge and dog show which has made several visits to this city, was destroyed by tire at their quarters in tho Hloom ington, Intl.. Fair Crounds Everything was lost and the damage will reach 111 the neighbot hood of £18.00').

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The case brought up ai. Lafayette on Monday by tho old Wabash Valley Protective Union, against N. J. Clodfelter et. a!., was carried over until a future tune. Judgement in the same would amount lo nothing, if given.

•J.ll.Zehner. successor to Riddle A-.' Wilson for durable boots or shoes. A full line of ladies and Mioses shoes.

BbOW FOli" HKFKNSK

CROSSCUP'S IMPORTANT RUL,t INC IN DF.ES TRIAL.

rvi.»r i.iwn ,,t om i-i Ai-tii.-—t-nil vt oT tlic .InU.-^ tl. islo,"i- iIi". feiew Mip*li'. ln« .N» I I i-ie., o-|. i!1y S(n[M-i..-il.

llir.u.o. .1.. 11. ,.o, Tiie defence in tf"^ llebs e,m-,[,ii .-icy trial received a heavy blow yesti rdtiy in '.hp adverse rulincof Judge i'.i-o-- cup i)n t.he point raised jtl.st before adjournment, yesterday, while Witness Oliver I.. Mvron was on the stand. '.oiiii.se' for the defendants obje.-ted In ti.e admission ot. evidenee a. overt, acts unless- 1.-01.1UI ne shown that t.h:_r wetc done by the knowedge jiitd under I he'direct ion id' the officers an.! directo.-s of the American Railway n.on eliarged with havitiLr hatched the eoiiMiii'aey In obstruct the mails. Judge (Irosseup held that evidence could he in trod need tending 10 show that a conspiracy exKu-d to stop all trains, and that- this would include, necvssarily, a conspiracy to stop the I nited States mails: in other words, that. the. greater conspiracy would include in its natural, reasonable and inevitable result, the less.

Judge I ro.sseup del vered his decision as soon as he eaine on the bench. Its import a.-, a 11 eelii, ^. :,lic cliauces of the defendant-*' for a.-i,tiiltal was recognized 11 ~t ant iy. a ml in line nee on the defendants ami their counsel was marked for the time heing.

I lie indictment in this ••a e. said Judge (irosseup. "eharges 1),e defendants with conspiring to obstruct and retard the mails of the I'nited States. I do not know that it is necessary for the government to prove that the agreement was in terms to obstruct the mails: if the elVcct of the conspiracy was to obsl 1 net th.e mails it. would lie suilicient. If the natural, reasonable and almost inevitable res. 1111 of an agreement, to stop all trains should lie to stop the mail trains the government may prove such substantial agreement. Whether this ayroi'iniMit was l:i\viul or unlawful the question on winch the line of battle will lit.- fought. If it was the purpose and intent that the purposes

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Baking Powder is the

purest and strongest baking pow= der made. St has B°ecesved the highest award at the LLS. Gov't official inves= tigation, and at all the Great International kiohs anfl Worsd's Frirs wherever exhibited in competition wills 'others.

It makes the finest, lightest sweetest, most wholesome bread, cake and pastry. More economical than any other leavening a ent.'

ILOYAL BAKING POVVDER CO., 10S WALL ST., NEW-YORK.

should be •snphi-.heil ty unlawful means, 'by violeite.e and laying hold of the: Wains,, or any other means thai would clearly be unlawful, then -the elVect of Sinch an agreement would be to stop- tiic Cmted States 1 mails. Now. om- ol"" the substantial facts as snowing that agreement. 1.-, the i* a orcein cut, iVsel f. and it. rests upon.!. tie. government l.o sliov. tloit there was such :u: atrreeittent. lo stop a!' tratlic .-J i'T.vuleuce may hitioihwto to slvnw. the coimeetion: the government

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OAKi.A.vo. Cal., Jan JO.—Chief Arthur the Mrothemoo I ui Locomotive Engineers is on his wav to tiro Pacilie coast. ndor his inst ruet tons al 1 the brot herhoods •:a re being }iolled 011 all t.he

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liiav show that, the order issued to this-wi'ne-s. Myron.was 1 xeeuted. not see where Iikv t/overnmetil restrie.icdiv .*11 showing.'- that

govL-rnment to show what -the'Witness' did in he execution of that order but: not. what lie said outside of the i-xeen-t.ioti ol" su-iti order...: '1 lie conspiracy to stop ail trains iuchides the stoppage ot' the I nited Slates mails.

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A men rebel Ivg'.'i i'

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onler lo get a vote on 1 he i|Ue.«t .ioii of ordering a general, .strike. According to the rules of the brotherhood.a general strike can not be ordered, .without a consenting

vote J'ront two '«:rd:sof

the members of the organization. As soon as Kugeny 1 )ebs yets through with his legal trials in Chicago he will start for California, lie litis sent word lo all the ollicers of the union not to antagonize the lirotherhood of l.oeomolnotive l'in :i neers in the event of that, organization going' out..011 general strike.

I»I".v Will llcr Kriiiii-.

X11KS. wiiiu, .Mr«. Ijouis S a a in in worlc at this place, stood before a mirror yesterday- and blew her brains out with a revolver. The'woman held her young infant in Iter amis while she committed the ....deed.- I'Ik- baby was 11 injured. Poor health probably led ,Jo he actv

1.1., 1 •.: 11 1111111 -. ii I rurlt 111 i-ili'i i-r. •s.M.i i.AKl.. I l-ah. rjan. nerilV a rd j(s ielee't a Olll'd To Ite^'f I ji id ge, Motii for blt.o! hoe.rli.ls 1-1 tra.Mc.'the murderers 1 larver 1 (,th. !ioWas

ad in hi bain .sundav night, ofl'i,-: a toward tif Sa.unu for eticnsion of the murderers, uspi.-cts, are ntiw in jail.

InMii'i- .lin-ltsiin 111.

'-..-Xa-ii 11,1.1-. .bin. in. Justice Howell I L. Jaei^soii. it is feared, is extremely bl. His brother, (ii'n. W. H. Jatrlvson. has gou! to him at ThniriasviUo. CI:i., and a special car lias lu-^u sent to bring

Judge Jackson to Nashville. It is feared that hit condition is serious.

.1. O. l-.iir's Mill Stolfij,

.San cisco. Cab, Jan. o. The will ol the late James i. lair was stolen trom the Probate court, clerk's otlice sonic time yesterday afternoon and there is not the slightest clew to he perpetrating of the crinie.

Ant i-Ti,'xiii. i,, in -V-•!11 x•, ii n. Jan. The house ways and means committee has agreed to report favorably a bill to admit, auti-1oxine free tif duty May onipli'ti. llartTiiril .liiry Tu-iiny.

Mi.nnioai-oi.is. .Minn...Ian. :.".i. --Harry lilayward trial lor murder started its |Sectmd week .with lhe same stereointlidates ftir jury juror, making the

typed 'juizzingI honors. Only one tenth, was seen red. that aiiot her jurors lias been found

There are rumors I

one of the accepted be a friend of be dismissed. imionnces that

Ha.v ward's and will County Attorney ,\'y even though the last juror be not secured until noon, he will at once proceed with his address on the reopening of court. It seems probable Mr. lirwin will begin the defense's statement to-morrow morning.

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con 11 m-s S. (inatem i!a event, slto'.x nig the iptcs-..' et Iv a-lle.etiS'A-j all '. entr.i.1 i.- i. who !t is si a no ing uniti'd lift

an invasion.. The 1 o-.la it in .will arrive .soon, tindoiibtedlv. filled with lie s.'inii* esol es lavoriiig. (.'eiitral Ameiieanislii :is is sincerely sho-.vn by the !e -aiiotis of 'tea ra" ua,Salvador ami Honduras. :.

City ok Mi xnu. Jan. lit). I'residen'tr Diaz eonl inne-. to n-e.-iv ofl'ers of aiii" in case :ir, ./ 11 is denieil .etiipha tically l.hat any forei'/ners have neeti offered the- con 1 munil of troops if. trouble occurs with ('Uateniala. Il is staled oliiCjially that, if war is declared., either lien,' 'I'ople or-.t'ervanies will 11:t vlull coiuM.iau.l .f tie MeNa vn aimy. 'I he ui'y iiov, on the,b,",d6i is a' least. -i.(M!o ••tror'.'. we.]f. C'|iiip|icd. a ud. reir iiirccm-ntr. arc hurried 1 being sent on to the bot ihy. Yes-

icrday if'e.rnrcrtr.! hf.' 1 :air^ and s^. teent.ll in faht r',ri.c ttm'pt s'tiepa 1 ted foi

hittpiis st 1 itutI .wt'lianiive. on lo the front ii-r is rapidly as possi ble. Tln(iuatcnurlan liiinlstcr, l)e l.eon, said last n'-ghtrthat he 'was in daily eon.mltation with Minister Mnrisear. bill declined to furl her discuss the alVair. not even hint tttg as :to, what -jirogres* was being made.

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fr a 1 1 TON. Jan. Ycslet da. a 11 ei 111 inn Seui u' b'omero, she Mexican" minister. aiju| ..j'':Seiio.: Arraiago. tiff" bia teiiui 11 iiVinist er,, eailed at? the state Ai ailment. '1 hey were admitted at ouee to the diplomatic room-:: and entered upon a discussion of tintrouble.-, Iietwet'it the respective collar trie's with Seeretury (I re-,ha in. It is believed Secret n. (Ireshtim is urging, them to advise their governments '11 sluoy a spirit of ini

'.eoiici'ssioii.

1'hc fst'ereitii'y. is still in telegra oliio •or'fSpoUileni'e ith the .Mexican ate. 1. Iiorit.'u"-. a, w«l I a-- tho-eof iluatc-.: mala, tonehing the -el lenient of the iisjiulc bi'iweeti the two nations anti iias mil yi-t a rubined hope of peaceful onteome. There is ground for the belief I bat the III Ic 111 tl if of !.HOU demanded bv Mexii-o tor the invasion"t theiiiiapa territorv is eausing main dItlieulI v.

le\:i.ill St 11 11' l| Is III! :u il. 1 li,U A.I .til. ,\ I ,\ ii o. .I.ali-.co. Jan. A •ieuioli -tration was In which hundred', of

large .stinlciits Id yesterday hi vou tig men nn

I ho.schools of medicine, law and other col lege.-, ill this city took pari, showing, the patriotism of the youth cf Jalisc'

on the (I mi tcion la 11 mallei--1 lu-v promise to be on band in :my merge nry, in which the general gi ivernincnt might lind their services useful.

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l'reti mi ,ih r.v Hearlni In l?.arr#*lt sri.lt Crtse al O'Neill, Nel». o'N'ni.l.. Xeh.. Jan. .'io. --The preliminary hen ring of the nllepcd li.irrctt Scott lynchers hegnn yestcrdav. The prisoners pleaded not guilty to lie charge. The prosecution is in chargi* of AI lorney- ienera 1 Cho'.-chill. I denied that, one of the vigilanleS has "peiielicd." People from the vieinitV where the crime wtis cooiinilied he put. on the stand to-day and something definite may be aseort a ined.

Bon Williams ie buying horeos at

lumberyard.