Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 June 1895 — Page 7

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The rt-siilonco of J. N. Zuck, or Market street was broken ir/o Saturday ni«ht and something like $2 ww ikeu, all the money ho had in fiis piiTnloons at the time of Urn robbe:y. Winn Mr. Zuck arose o:i Sunday 11:-ruintr \va? surprised to learn t' nt his cilothiis_r was missinir. and upon investigating found hie entire outfit out .«u the aide walk, and cv"rythingtliey Gained was gone. The thieves had no trouble in training aa entrance as the dom wer« lei't open, the i• ilit. being warm, and he wa3 unable floep with com ort. The police were at once notilied tint have been unable to catch thieve*-. It is supposed to bo the work of homo talent.

At Frankfort uh Saturday the Monon railroad company paid to

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Miller, of Terhune, $1*2,"00. This payment marks the close of a celcbratid case, one in which the late Samuel C. Werner won much distinction, lie whs the attorney for the plaiutiiT, and v.hen a Clinton county iry awan ed Mr. Miller fl'J.fiOO they gave to the Lebanon attorney the credit of winning a verdict for the biggest daniageh ever awarded in Indiana for injuries, where the injured party still survived. Mr. Miller wap injured in a big Monon wreck near In liauapolis in 1890. For Some time it was thought he would die, and finally when he had a promise of life little encouragement was given that he would over be aught but a cripple.

However, he has since almost recovered and may enjoy life with his money. Of the money over a fifth will go to heirs of Mr. Wesner in this city. rook the case for 20 per cent, of verdict and expenses.—Lebanon porter.

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Noah J. Clodfelter filed for record to* day a 8o00,000 trust deed in the counties of Marion, Hancock aad Grant, says the Anderson Bulletin.

The deed is from the Indianapolis, Anderson & Marion R,y. Co., to the Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., of New York, and is for the purpose of securing the loan company for money advanced to build the electric road between Anderson and Marion.

While hero Clodfelter said that ties are bought, 500,000 pounds of steel rails are on the way and that track laying will begin at Fairmount and Alexandria next eek. The road will or.ter by way of Park Place.—Ivokomo Tribune.

Towii.iliiii School Oommenremcnl.

The annual commencement proceedings of the schools of Clark township were held at Wesley Chapel, south-east of Ladoga on Saturday evening. The subject "Never Despair'," by Nannie Bryan, won first place, and "Ladder of Fame" by Josie PefTley, won second.

Similar proceedings by the schools of Walnut township were held at Adkins' Hall, in New Rose, on Saturday evening. The first place was won by Miss Fredie Ilart, subject "Woman's Achievements" and second place by Gilbert Shaw, subject "Tl.e importance of Trifles.'1 The schools of both townships are in good condition, and progress ia studies has been thorough aud satisfactory.

JameN Burr the Shake. "Mooney" Ward, "Zip" Morgan and Willie Orme, who have been employed by the city, to work in Jim Barr'e class in geology, made their escape on Saturday by breaking the lock that holds the ball and chain fast to their leg. Jim gave chase but was entirely to slow to capture them. Last week Charley Barnet made his escape in a like manner. Mr. Barr should go into training at once.

It pays to trade at the Big Store.

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GENERAL STATE NEWS.

I A tele '.M Of

ram from Aurora says that the Ex-Congressman William S.

LiulMiati has been seized of paralysis.

Lx V\ arden French, of the prison north, l.as been presented with a handsome gold watch by the guards of the prison.

Mrs.!iamuel AII"n, near Anderson, was frightfully burned by au explosion of natural gas, which wrecked her kitchen stove.

(iotthob Pree. thirteen years old, of Wabash, while in the country yesterday, clime.1 a tree to examine an owl's nest, and in fall of lifty feet, he was killed.

Ciipt. J. II. iiradford, formerly one of the foremen in the employ of the Studebaki rs. at South l.end, and more recently of Chicago, died last Saturday of paralysis.

•J. !•', Stanley, a blind musician, living six mihs distant from Anderson, was at Frah'itun last Saturday night with hi* violin, and he started home by himself

E rou'.ehe was struck by a train and I kilied.

Tli.' late John Yankee, a pioneer resi--nt of Montpelier, bequeathed his es-t-ite, invoicing £25,000. to two of his children, disinheriting three. A suit contesting the will was called to-day in the Hhtckford Circuit Court.

William Brown, the seventy-year-old convict, who escaped from the prison north, attempted to defend himself with a «hor«un when recapture was imminent. For this reason the prison oflicials are opposing an effort now making to secure his pardon.

County Treasurer-elect C. F. Heritage, of Anderson, has qualitied by filing a bond calling for .?-J.r0,000, signed by fifty of the wealthiest citizens of the county, Mr. Heritago is the first Republican elected to that oflice in many years. He will be installed early in August.

The commissioners of Madison county during the past week made a settlement with County Treasurer Boland under the old law, paying him altogether 811,143. It is claimed that this is 80,000 in excess of his rightful fee had the commissioners waited for the ruling of the Supreme Court in the Vigo county case.

Col. Thomas Nichols, of Danville, is alarmingly ill and his great age, ninetytwo years, gives his condition additional complications. 'Squire Nichols, as he is familiarly known, was a soldier of the Black Hawk war, as well as participating in conflicts of more recent date. One of his sons is auditor of Hendricks county.

There is intense rivalry between Bloouiiygton and Bedford, both cities

having advertised special inducements for July 1. Recently an agent of the committee of arrangements for the Bloomington blowout went to Bedford to advertise its attractions, but he could not buy space in the Bedford papers neither could he find room for poster display.

Death of Will Hutching*.

Friday the diseased bone was operated upon by Dr. Marsee, of Indianapolis, assisted by Dr. Leech ana others. He failed to rally from the effects of the operation, and died next day. Young Hutchings was an excellent young man, esteemed by all acquaintances, and his death ju6t as he was entering the threshold of manbood with excellent prospects is much regretted. His funeral occurred on Tuesday, the interment being at OBk Hill.

A Cool Summer Dress !OUR BIG 4

T|ic IleueOcinry Itcnten.

A suit involving ?15,000 worth of property has come to a close in the Circuit Court of Boone county, lu J.892 William Freeland, of Jamestown, died leaving no widow or children, his brothers and sisters being hie only heirs. In lSSfi, his neice, Kate McQuoid, (now Mrs. Dr. Banta), began keeping house for bim. The will of William Freeland bequeathed all his property to this niece. A suit was brought to contest the will and resulted in the revocation of the will, on the grounds that it was procured through undue influence. The heirs then brought suit to partition the :eal estate, which consists of a valuable 180-acro farm, near Jamestown, and some residence property in Jamestown. Mrs. Banta, the bene ficiary under the will in this last suit claimed all the property under a contract with her uncle. Judge Stephenson, as special judge, found for tho plaintiffs, giving Mrs. Bauta. only tho

Jamestown residence worthaboutSl.000.

The Dirivtorv.

The new directory of Montgomery county just published, was furnished to subscribers this week. It is gotten 1 up in systematic shape and will give general satisfaction. The name and location of almost every business man in the county is given, tho land and lots owned by them, and c-ther matters of interest. Half tono pictures of several residences, public buildings, county and city ollicers are found in the work. There are over 3D0 pages in the directory, an increase of about 80 pages over the directory of four years atfo.

fiipturrri.

I John Peter, the clerk of the Commercial Hotel at Greencastle, who decamped with 6115 belonging to Nicholsons, the photographers of this city, was captured at Minneapolis and brought back to Oreencastle for trial.

'Marvelous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. J. Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich., we are permitted to make this extract: "I have no hesitation in recommending Dr. King's Xew Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While was pastor of the Baptist Church at River Junction she was brought down with pneumonia succeeding lagrippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. King's New Discovery it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles free at Nye & Booe's Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and SI.00.

The Life Guards and Oxford Bluo regments, of the Englis army, were formed in 1661. The Coldstream Foot Guards in 1660. The Fusiliers were raised in 167S.

A. New Enterprise.

W. R. Gosnell has added anew machine to his laundry for the purpose of ironing ladies' shirt waists. Tho price will be 15 cents each. He has also reduced the price as follows: Shirts, 6 cents cutis. 2 cents collars, 1 cent. Give him a call. tf.

Saturday night at 8 o'clock the death of Will Hutchings, eldest son of Dr. Hutchinge, was announced at tho family residence on south Washington street. For two years the deceased had been suffering from the fracture of a bone in the hip, and was at Chicago for six' At Areola, 111., a lady minister bapmonths or more undergoing treatment, tized thirty nine converts in, the Okaw He was brought home some three river the other day. months since, but failed to improve

Nervous People-

And those who are all tired out and have that tired feelu:^ or sick headache can be relieved of all these symptoms by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which gives nerve, mental and bodily strength and thoroughly purifies the blood. It also creates a good appetite, cures indigestion heartburn and dyspepsia.

Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy in action and sure in effect. 25c.

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