Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 May 1895 — Page 7
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"Isearly forty yc.'irs ago, after some weeks of .sickness, my hair turned gray. I began using Ayer's Hair Vigor, and was so well satislied with tlie results thai 1 havo never tried any other kind of dressing. It requires only an occasional application of
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itching "humors, and prevent the hair from falling out. I never hesitate to recommend Ayer's medicines to my friends."—Mrs. 11.M. II.\H IIT, Avoea. Xebr.
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VTEFUL-COMFORTING.
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BOILING WATER OR MILK.
WHITE TROUSERS
Spoiling' for a Fight but too Young
to Know How Wabasu
Students.
The idiotic fictions some of vVa bash's students are becoming more ano moro unbearable. When a Crawfordsvillu boy yets drunk, goes on tin- street yelling, immediately jailed or f.ii. d, while the student ha^ ever\ libtrty. The college authorities are supposed to see that the studc.ts do not frequent saloon- and such places, but 'hey are very bi in their watchjfuliiet, livery Sati.tday nij/ht sees a I gooiily crowd of r-n.'tents drunk and I hilarious. Last Suluidav night at a certain saloon on Main street, a city I repoi ter strolled iu on a crowd of studlouts lie was approached by a callow youth with curly nair and white trousers who requested that the reporter '.'•say ixithii about these fellows in your paper for they are nice' lioys
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and you oughtn't write 'em up doncher know." Then he want"d to light the reporter and when olfereo comple.te satisfaction in that line went out the back door on the run. This young man is scarcely old enough to blamed
ha-, ing been led on by the older men but it is high time the college autLvritifir put their feet, both feet, down on
such conduct. Not only that Saturday I
nMht but nearly every Saturday niuht
sees just such conduct. Some of them I"
art.' not yet of a^e either and the saloon
Olhri'o. It. -.-I The Lafayette papers «ive Wabash no credit at all for their victory over Purdue Saturday. The ^amo was lost, so they say, because their second baseman was sick and Wabash had phenomenal luck. 1'ney failed to state that Wabash made twico as many hits and less than half as many errors as did Purdue. More than once Wabash had the bases full and only lacked a hit to score a uood many more runs, while Purdue was. with the exception of three inninys, put out in one, two, tin re order.
Tin- I .'MIuI Cr at Fi'iiiikfori Mayor Sims and the police oflicers are endeavoring to enforce the .Sunday closing ordinance in FranKfort. Sunday they devoted their attention to the clothing stores, which havo been in the habit of throwing open their doors Sunday morning. The clothing merchants, or those who have been keeping open, are indignant, and claim that they will see to it that restaurants, cigar stores and ice-cream parlors are also closed.
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There promises to be a great big muddle here regarding the possessions of the .Monon railroad. The railroad company holds deeds to land on which are located part of the artificial gas plant. Williams' lumbor yard, the electric light wortcs, and Crabbs & Reynolds' elevator. Part of the land is also used as a street. It will take a "powful" lot of work to clear up the tanglo.
COME DOWN
TwHw? Dolliir* for a Trrr. Isaac Heaver, of Longview brought suit against A.F. Kauisoy, president of the Home Telephone Company for twenty dollars damages. While stretching the wires for the telephone lino the men trimmed a small maple tree on the lot of Mr. Heaver. He sued for damages and Squire Stilwell grauted him &1U.'-10 and costs.
Relumed for a N»nv Trial. tleorge Livingston, arrested near Linden several months ago for stealing clover seed, and when tried resulted in a one year's continement in the penitentiary. was returned to the county jail from the penitentiary for a new trial, the Supreme Court having granted it. X. J.
While you think about Carpets, Lace Cur4ins, Mattings and Portieres. We have a -ace urtian worth §10.00 which Ave will ll you for $4.95. One worth §8 will sell §1 4r(i, and the best you ever saw for 1)8 tents.
Will do you good on Carpets. Ditto on Mattings.
Myers & Charni,
CAMPBELL CORNER.
Clodfe'ter is his attorney.
DECORATION DAY-
-G. A.
In Memory of the Soldier Dead
R. Meeting.
Mcpherson Post, (). A. met Saturday evening in the P. O. S. of A. hall and completed arrangements for the observance of Decoration Day. The following committees were appointed to attend to decorating the soldier graves: .MASONIC CK.MKTKV Lhhu Nicholson. A. C. Switzer, H. H. Klsk. I). (J. Smith. 0. P. Potter.
ODD KKL.L.OWS CK.MKTI'.SV.
•1. II, Wasson. Chas It. Mill". L. Ambrose. I\ !. Dice. Ira ('.Power -. George K. Myers.
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A. C. Jennison, Jackson McCormick,j T. 11. Mason. T. .J. Grillith. M. Smith,'! Ambrose Ilemlf-V. Kleazer Cole. Win 11 J)H. oi.II TOWN ci.Mi.ri-i:v. '.]ivse"j)h .McDamel, Kopt. Ilopkins. Z. M. Uall CLus. ],. Thou ias, James K. tale v. 1
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AI.VKIJY. -. John Johnson. Peter
John Xoland. McCJl.'f. John Keliey, L'OMMITTKK ON I) \Y. II. Webster. M.
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keepers are rendered liable to the law. will deliver the address. 'J he good name of Wabash will soon secret and frat^inal i/nicrs are in-
not be a good name unless ,., the authorities are very watchful, fel
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Tracy, John Elliott. T'ANl)JNt. I'OM.VnTTEE'--' II II, Talbott. as. Sanders. L.
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memorial sermon will be
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vitcd to participate in the exercises.
Tin* l.rjirin- Will I'i^in. The Nicholson law .June l."i or within time. The saloon over the State are preparing to conform to the new order of things, but in some towns no at tention will be paid to it. The brewers will be hit harder by the new law than the saloons, as they are more or less financially interested in hundreds of retail establishments. 'l'he Indianapolis saloon keepers havo been instructed by the brewers to make no preparations or changes in their business for the purpose of conforming with the law. as there will they say. be a united and determined light against it iu the courts. The liquor league is contident that the law is not constitutional.
The county commissioners in some counties say that whether the law is in foice or not when the license is granted, the seller must conform with the law as soon as the law goes into effect.
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Preparations are being made for the usual observance of Decoration Day here. As to the fourth of July it is doubtful if we ever will celebrate it. Covington advertises a grand blow out for that day as does Lafayette. The Soldiers Home being located at Lafayette the celebration will undoubtedly be a bi^ or.e.
Ij« nfl'rnyrr. Wednesday was set aside as a day of prayer throughout the city, and was very generally observed. Most of the businass houses were closed from .'i o'clock on. and the employees given an opportunity to take part in the exercises.
WABASH WINS.
A Hotly Contested Game of--The
Boiler Makers Worsted-
Saturday was an ideal day for abase ball game, and a good crowd gathered at the college park to see Wabash swipe Purdue. Sempler. the luci twirler from the south, wa.- in tine form, ami proved a puzzle to the sluggers from Purdue. Wabash out played their opponents both in the lield and at the bat and the game was won on its merits. W. A. Sunday, the evangelist, umpired the game. Score Wabash 11. Purdue
Krrors -Wabash, Purdue, 0: hits W abash. 11. Puroue 7 struck out by Semple Tiby Urown. "J.
THE REVIVAL.
The First Week a Grand Success Large Crowds in Attendance. The revival services in the bii tent beuinninn la-t Friday have grown in interest anil results daiiv. Sunday evening the eruwd filled every seat in the large tent and in the morning and afternoon good crowds were in attendance. A groat many people were in from the country and neighboring towns. Dr. Chupman is a powerful speaker being plainly heard all over the tent. The resuits of the meetings are already ap- ill a
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Afier beih« out !0 hours the ,!ur ai Nobi'-t\ il|e, returned verdict Saturday in the case of Chas. Patterson for the murder of Jliram McDonald, at Thorn-| town last August. The defendant was^'
will go into oflect foumi guilty of manslaughter, and a few dass of that! sentenced to six years in prison. Tinskeepers in general case is decidedly out ol the ordina
T11 llii- Itcil Jl en Kcv..I. S. Cantwell. D. D.. of Chicago, ,, ,, 1 ... »u 1 the annual output of Chicago I will preach the annual sermon to the
Order of Red Men at the P. (J. S. of A'
hall to-morrow at 10:15 a. m. He is an able preacher, and all are invited to be present.
('Im'katuauuu 'oitiiiii»Motirr*. The committee appointed to select suitable sites for the Indiana monuments on the Chickamauga battle field left Monday evening. They will return to day.
For all kinds o! reliable Insurance see C. A. Miller Co.. ll.S W. Main St. tf
La^t February John Sexson confessed' crime ir,d said he acted in self-defense, lie was tried at Danville and sentenced to 'Jl jears in prison. Immediately upon his conviction he said Patterson s'ruck the blow which cost McDonald his life, and that it was a concocted scheme between the two for him to confess. enter a plea of self-defense. Patterson would testify iu his behalf, and the result would be an acquittal. Patterson has been arrested GlJ times for minor otl'enses.
Case Dismissed.
The case against Miss Ida Tyler has been dismissed. She swore shediin't and Kepper swore she did. Itbeiuca question of veracity, she was given the benefit of the doubt and set free.
:j/' Free Pills.
Send your address to II. E. JJueklen A: Co.. Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits, I'hesepillsareeasy inaction, particularly effective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. Por lnaieria and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free 1 rem every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Kegular size 25c. per box- Sold bv Xycifc Hooe, Druggists.
Twenty-three hundred and seventytwo employes are engaged in handling post-
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'*A Friend iu Need is a Friend Indeed.''. A friend advised me to try E'y's Cream Balm and after using it six weeks I el re a a I is a most valuable remedy.—.Joseph! Stewart, 021 firantl avenue. Brooklyn, X. V.
My son was afflicted withcatarrh. I induced him try Fly's Cream Halm and the disagreeable catarrhal smell all left him. He appears as well as any one.— J. C. Olmstead, Areola, III.
FROM OYER THE SEA
In some lines American Goods are the best. Different conditions make this untrue in other lines. Take Ginghams, Plaid Suitings or Linens for instance. The French, Scotch, Germans or Swiss know how to make them better than Am-ricans do. For that reason we have bought a lot from the importers and will sell them this week 25 per cent, off, just to show you how cheap we can sell.
Myers & Charni.
CAMPBELL CORNER.
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ALFRED PARISH.
ORJ.IiANS, IND., July 25, 1S94.
v- Hot Flashes anl Headnches. To the Lyon Medicine Company: After using three boxes I am pleased to say my appetite has returned, the pains have entirely left my side, 1 110 more experience hot ^P0LiillaslR's
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"iy headaches have dis-
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O^t.KANS, ixi-)., July. 20,. 1894.
Ei Watches, Jewelrv, Cut Glass
.vfi'vtliiiiy in any oi tlio iibr.vo linos will lp uil to bo iirst-class''
every ]iarticul:ir. l?c] if nil kinds of -li wolrv at Reasonable
Prices, and a well selected assortment of Spectacles at the Jewelry store of
W. OTTO
Street. CiMwfordsvillc, Ind.
C. L. Rost.
ANNIE LAURIE
Probably wore Dresses made of beautiful Scotch Plaids. We hive them not the same but similar ones. It's small wonder her lover was willing to *'L me down and dee" for her.
There is a freshness and attraction about Plaids that nothing else has. We have them in Taffeta, Swivel, all-Wool, Part Wool,, and Wash Fabrics.
If you haven't seen them you should.
CAMPBELL CORNER.