Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 May 1895 — Page 8
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TATER RIVER VALLEY.
Tho growing whoat looks better in the a railway brakeman named Iiuiley prairie thau in tho timber. Livi Martin was the lirst to make the corn planter clickjthis spring.
James Hart, who is at the Baden Springs, is said to be improving slowly.
We are needing a good rain at this •writing. Young clover, oats, wheat, and grass would all be equally improved.
Mrs. A. Stinglv was called to Indianapolis a few days this week to attend th2 bedside of her brother. Kobert Boyd.
Rev. J. A. Irons, who lived here in his boyhood days, will move from Kansas back to Potato Creek in the near future, so it is reported.
Miss Travis, who'heid religious services at Kirkpatrick some time ago. will hold eampmeeting. it is said, in Kikpatric grove in September.
It is an evident fact that there will be an attempt made to wipe out all saloons in Madison township. In years gone by when no saloons were in the township, people got along well, and such a thin
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GENERAL STATE IS'EWS.,
Covington will celebrate the
Fourth.
Fire caused several hundred dollars loss to the printing office of the Lafayette Call.
Prof. William Coran, of Lincoln. Neb., will establish a normal college at Anderson.
Prof. C. A. Waldo, of the chair of mathematics of DePauw University, has resigned, to accept similar work with Purdue University.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs William Pride, of Yeale township Daviess county. Mr. Pride is sixty-two years old, and the mother is lifty-one.
The plant of the Daily Kveiling Xews of Lebanon has been purchased by Clarence D. Case, of
continue the publication editor.'
The man who worked
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preries on Miss Emma Fishback ard Mrs. M. HofTraan. at Torre Haute, somo months ago, has been identified as Marion Hodge, now serving a short term in the prison north.
Charles Connors?. under arrest at
Tho general health is good. Terre Haute for robbing a woman of. There is coins? to be a bis* crop of corn her pocketbook and ?1_, has boor, idenout up hero this spring. titled as a tramp who shot and wounded
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on a
Uig Four train, at Midland, 111. A sensation in college circles was caused Monday by the expulsion of three students of DePauvv Lnivorsity. who were charged with intemperance and disorderly conduct. It is supposed that they will be permitted to re-enter next term, on proof of good conduct.
The report comes from Wabash that the I Meterich gas syndicate has secured control of the plants at Peru. Logansport and l.'ecatur. although the ollicers of the lirst named company deny that a transfer has been made. The receipt of a letter from New York is also reported at Wabash, which says that the abash, Peru, L.igar.sport and Decatur plants have been consolidated under the name of the Logansport and Wabash alley Company, capital stock ••rl,i.0.000. in addition to which the properties are bonped for an equal amount, tho bonds to run thirty years and .boar per cent.
An ancient white oak tree on the farm of 1. W. Locke, near South
as taking a Keely cure was not known. I Lend, was recently felled and split into People, regardless of politics or church (ire-wood. The tree was a century old opinions, are united on this point, and our county commissioners will be re spectfullv askeu by the good law abiding citizens to desist from granting to any person or persons license to sell liquor*. ii*
and more, and about thirty feet from its base, (irmly imbedded in tho wood, which had completely surrounded it. was found an iron rowlock, heavy and hand-made. Its rude construction showed that it had probabh been used for the steering oar of a boat propelled by oars. Tho place where it was found is near the old portage from the St.
Kankakee, river, traversed
by LaSalle. in The relic will be pro^onted to the St. Joo Historical Society.
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock AlliertL. Ooodbarof Ladoga and Miss Emma Clore. of Waveland were married at the home of the bride's sister, rs. Charles Rice, on W. Wabash avenuetj'j.Thi! ceremony was performed by Rev. Frank Fox of Ladoga., Only the relatives were present.
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Some workmen in limestone quarries have discovered a now cave near .letfersonville. 1 tul. They '.vent in for a dis-
Attica, who will tance of about miles without reach-
as managing jug the nnd. It is thought the cave connects with the famous Wyandotte cunning for- cave.
SUICIDE.
Jeff Seering. Formerly of This City
Ends His Life by Taking
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Morphine.
•Jeff Scoring, brother of Perry and iv.I Seering of this place, and who formerly resided here committed suicide Monday night at Lebanon, by taking morphine. He had bei,n engaged in the saloon business at Lebanon and took to drinking. His wife left him and he grew despondent finally taking his own life.
Returning home Monday evening ho asked for supper and while waiting remarked that he would not be living at that time next day. As he sat down to his supper he took a large dose of morphine and before he finished the meal the poison took effect.
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1,'_!'2'J. Crawfordsville Music flail As sociation vs. Clements. Montgomery C. C. Petition for rehearing overruled Rpinhard, J. '.-f (11 A prerequisite to the validity of an assessment for a public sewer is that the work Luis been done and the contract let by proceedings under color of the statute. An estimate can not be deemed to have been dulv made when not made according to "the statute. C2)'A'{
a particular wav. is not bound to give credence to such declaration, lb-
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his property
the right to assume That
there is no estoppel. John P. Hible. "sherift, et al vs. Vorris. Montgomery Hackney. .J. fit Where it appears from the evidence that the trial court might reason ably have found tho facts favoiable to appellee, this court will not weigh the evidence but consider the perponderance as held by the trial court, i*2) Whenever a confession of judgment is made by power of attorney or otherwise. the party confessing shall make atlidavit that the debt is just and owing. and that such confession is not made
SMALL FIRE-
An Exciting Run by the Department
—A Canine Run Over
Shortly after three o'clock Thursday afternoon an alarm of lire was sounded from box ."I on east College street. The department was on the scene in short order and succeeded in extinguishing the (lames before* much dam ago was dono. '1 he house was occupied by Mr. Hitter. a lumberman and is damaged to the evteut of only about fifteen or twenty dollars. When the department went tearing down Green street .John
Hale's dog ran out barking. Tho wheels of the wagon passed ovdr him and he barked r.o more.
Ail Imporuml PociMon.
The appelate court has rendered a decision in the case of the Music Hall Association vs. Ike Clements, in favor of Music Hall a sociation. When the sewer was built in the alley between Main and Pike street the cost wsi.-v assessed against the owners of abutting property and many had paid but the Music H.i'l association refused. were sued and won the suit
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judgment by confession unless in the mode prescribed by statute. The production of an atlidavit in the required form is essential to make it effective, (l When the record does not disclose any action or finding upon the question and sudiciency of the warrant of attorney. parol evidence may be, excluded since former adjudications of courts of record pay for tho two miles when
iTHE NEW SPRING STOCK:
AT THE OLD RELIABLE TRADE PALACE!
When You See It You Will Be Surprised!
stock ranks lirst in importanro. Important because of best qualify, because oi splendid assortment, because ol low prices, bec-aii«e ut latest styles. A (irand Combination of rirenmstances to save
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motion for rehearing has been ruled. Tho city will have to pay
costs and those who have alreau paid The decision
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property owner informed before making fo,lo.\s. an assessment that it would be made in P'^roquisite assessment for a
the validity of an mbiic sewer is that
I the work has been done and the con
proceedings under color ol
the atute. An .--Oiniato cannot
would lie assessed as provided by law, and when tlv remedy sought is a direct honied whnn proceeding attacking the assessment
a
according to the statute
property owner informod before
making as assessment that it would be made in a particular way." is not bound to give credence to such declaration, lie had the right to assume that his property would be assessed as provided by law and when the remedy sought is a direct proceeding attacking the assessment there IS no estopped.
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(•lis Hrlf Klcrlrir oiupnn\. .May loth is the time set for beginning of the work on the Clodfelter gas belt electric railroad line between Marion and Anderson. A copy of the contract between the fitandard Construction
for the purpose of defrauding creditors, Oil A court has no authority to render a Company and the re-n.-ganized company
has been seen. They will put three forces of men to work at that time—one at Marion, one at Alexandria, and one at A nderson.
Depots are to be built at terminals. Clodfelter is to huild the lirst two miles himself, lie is then to get S10,000 for every mile he builds, and then the line is
must be proven by the record. mining September 1st. The .r.jOO.OQO
previous season have we been .able to collect an assortment so well adapted to the wants and requirements of this community as we now offer in our seasonable stock ol'
Fine Dress Goods And Trimmings
Pur Silks in all kinds and colors: our Millinery beats the world lor licaut.y. Mvlc and Low Prices: our Spring capes, you must see ihein: a beautiful Cape lor only '.ihe: our stock of \Yinte (}0»ls. Laces and Fmbroideries the moM complete in the city. Our Corset. Hosiery. (Hove and Fnderwoar department is chuck full of Choice things. Dor variety of separate shirts and laundered waists beats them ail. Our new stock of made muslin and Nainsook Underwear will surprise (-very lady for its reasonable prices: you cannot afford to make your underwear. Our stock of domestic and staple «jods wo are nfleriu# at special prices. Our Merchant Tailor mo- department will save you per cent, on a Spring over any Tailor's prices'. Fine workmanship and a per fact lit Guaranteed. Our nnv Carpet- and AVal 1 Paper room cantains the Lust, stock of everything for Floor. Wall or window coverings in western Indiana. Carpets.' "Mattings. I fugs. Linoleums. Wall Vapor. Lace Curtains. Swisses. h, met this stock lias been select ed' ex-^ presslv for you. an) each article marked at a price you can afford to pay. A fair examination turns the lideof trade to our counters and thcfsavings into vour purse. Take time to sn- v: think, then turn your thoughts to our store where the value is deep and you will make no niislake.
M'CLVBB & GRAHAM'S
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Bring us vour Wool. The Highest Price Paid in Spot Cash!
North Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report1
rofs. Laker and Iv.ving will begin their summer Normal school in this city this year .July 1st. Among the teachers engaged this year are W. A. McReth, F. W. Olive, Lloyd Hammond. Miss Laura Orubb and others. This session will continue eight weeks, anil teachers who desire to better post and improve themselves in their profession will hayo excellent opportunities'..' Very reasonable rates for rooms and boarding can be scoured.
A IVciiliit I n-erl. Horsemen eastern'"Indiana are much alarmed over the appearance of a new insect which attacks horses. The insect is said to resemble a mosquito only it is much larger. It stings the I horses on the inside of tho membrane of the ears. The membrane becomes very sore from the poison deposited and the horses are rend.ered unIit. for hard work in the sunv^^s^^
l.oM \crcojn The undersigned loit an overcoat on the road about one-fourth of a mile south of Robei £s Chapel. Union township. near Harrison Rreak's residence. Was lost about the 'JStli of March. The overcoat is of dark checkered cloth. Will pay a reward for the return of the coat to Truitts store.
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The Rest Salve in the world lor cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever sires, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and.positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 2~ cents per box. For sale by Nye A: iiooe. .Mar. 1 yr.
City property for sal e. Co.. 118 W. Main St,
C. A .Miller & tf
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
worth of bonds are to be floated by Lyman it Wilgus 3:5 Wall st„ New York. Congressman Henry's company began surveying its lino this week. It will parallel the Clodfelter line if both are Ohio built but in addition a spur will connect Anderson and Lhvood and later
Indianapolis. Roth companies seem to
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Three Crops a Year ft
Can be grown on the saino land in eastern Mississippi and southern Alabama along tho line of the Mobile lilroad. The summers are cooler. the winters are milder,tho death rut« is lower, than in the North. Improved
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bo in earnest. land to i?"i an acre near railway staTlir Summer Xoruiiil School. tions. It is the best poition for raising
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per acre, unimproved
itions. fruits«nd early vegetable, stock raising and general farm crops, Lands are advancing, now is the time to buy. Yep/ low rate excursions monthly. Th
Mobiles Ohio has put on two through, fast trains each way daily between St. Louis and Mobile. It is the shortest and quickest route to the south. illustrated pamphlet telling all about our country will be sent free to all who wish it. A pply to F. W. (ireene, (Jene -. al Agent, No. I()S North Rroadway. St. Louis. Mi.i,,or to L. L. Posev. (lenerai Passenger Agent. .Mobile
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road. .Mobile, Ala.
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Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria*
Tired, Weak, Norvotts,
Means impure blood, and overwork or too much strain on brain and body! The only way to cure is to feed Unnerves on pure blood. Thousands o* people certify that the best blood purifier. the best nerve tonic and strength builder is Hood's Sarsaparilla. What it has done for others it will also do fgi. you I lood's aires.
Nervousness, loss of sleep, loss of appetite and general debility all disappear when Hood's .Sarsaparilla is persistently taken, and strong nerves, sweet sleep, strong body, sharp appetit" and in a word, health and happiness follow the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The strong point about Hood's Sarsaparilla is that they are permanent, because they start from the solid foundation of purified, vitalized and enriched blood.
Children Cry for lecher's Gastona.
A school with a playground or. the roof and twenty shower baths in th--basement is to bo erected in tho congested district of Xew York.
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