Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 July 1895 — Page 1
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Jewelry^ Watciie{«, Diamonds
the Best
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Kline's Jewelry Store.
Thebes' Miiiko of 'Watelms always on hand. of
11i• hi- appro\i-d o:ist uetion, V.'e -nulin-t an Optical Depa nem a ,d have
All Crailes and 3'rices.
J'• i-t as the}' arc advertised.
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the-ines: yi'adc i.i' Spectacles a .d Kyi' Glasses r-'^ ••, .- l'or ju i'sons 01' any aye, and guarantee suit anv deii!.:". n! tins kii.ii. ..••"
M. C~KLINE,
jjEWELBa AND OPTICIAN.
3IAIN XTItfcET. OP1'. COBKT JtoVSE.
B, Tinsiey & Co
Shears. Scissors and Pen-Knives
We have all sizes and stvles.
Leather and Rubber Belts.
We keep only tliHest Goods, and sell at Indianapolis Prices.
Machine
Blm5SELL Skein Wagon
Sold Onlv Bv
TIN'SLKY & CO.
ur prices have been lower than any house in this State, and we are nnmcnce early to shove "'it every article in Summer Goods. and
will read our advertismcnt for the next thirty days it will viable you Bargains that are Bargains at tho only Hargaiii.. Storc, ,.wlcrc you get
lext Week's Bargains:
1.IMH) yards Satins, light, colors, worth Kir at -. -.(•I'O Cambrasine Wash Hoods, worth 1 *\-i r. .n 10t
2 0 0 0 W a 1 a 1 2
1.000 Black ground. half wool Challics, woith 30c. 1
25 patterns all wool Challios: worth 60c, at. 0 0 0 a W 1 0 a
1 0 0 0 a W 2 0 a 20 pairs Lace Curtains, worth Tor. at pairs I .are Curtains, worth Si.25. at..
i'air Lire and henille Curtain? jo at 20 per cent. Less than Cost
Come and see our Bargains.
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WRAY & MAXWEL
SevenfDoors East o£Elston's Bank.
CRAWFORDSV1LLK, INDIANA, SATURI1A V, JULY
ISSi: I) KVKKY SATL'KIJAY.
i.i sr. HiiMiie*«« Mn natxer.
15 Ii Doi:** Jo the I'roni A^ain.
After serving hvn terms in tIn? peni
tentiary. the colored thug and notorious "Mull dog," in ado hit appearance 1 city last Saturday. Marshal Urum's
told him that, hie presence was nut de.
si.-.'d and to make his visit an brief a* po: :-ibl e, Iu made the Marshal all
kinds of promises to bo good while here. On A ednr Hilay 1 liht at the Monon de
pot, '.villi his assistant. Fred White
now in jail, he tried to hold up a coup'.of men whose names could not l.
learnc-ii and rob them, but were op.pnc-
cessfuh. 'J hi police were at once notili"d
but after searching the town weroun able to locate him. "Bull dog" is one of
the toughest men that was ever in Crawfordsville and should either be driven out
of town or sent back home tin- penitentiary. We do not need him.
Smallpox in iiviiiyI111.
'1 here is great excitement in ('ovine
ton. I-ive cases of smallpox are now under treatment there audit is stated
that several other cases will be reported
in a few days. A drummer said the other day tiiat hardly a person could be
seen on the street and that business was
almost suspended. There finould be a quarantine established to keep the
awful disease under control. The Cov
ington marshal, it is rumored, wan
notified that some person was coming in
there with the disease, but he did not
pay any attention to it until he was forced to. it being too late then to stop it
from spreading.
•Robbed While in .Montreal.
Hilly People, a tailor in the employ of Lamb A Irwin.started to make a journey
to the Old World, with a load of horses
shipped from here by Walter Bros, lie boarded a vessel at that city, and while
asleep in his room, he was robbed of 6-~-0' a diamond stud, and a diamond ring, ami
his ticket, lie at ouce cabled to look out for the suspected robber, and when the
boat arrives there hi will bo captured
and brought lack to this country. Peo-
pie and Bob Irwin arrived in the city from Montreal, Thursday. Mr. People estimates his loss at about 8100.
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The dog poisoner is again making his rounds. Last night in front of Cash
Fry's grocery, on Main street, a nice pug
dog had been given a dose of poison, and
died in a lit. Persons who have dogs should put a muzzle on them if they
do not wish their dogs to meet the same
fate. As the dog poisoner is now started
there is no telling how many dogs will bo killed. Where is the Humane So
ciety'.'
They were .\1 IommI.
Thursday the saloons, both froi.t aud
back doors, were closed. The pi iprietors say they will obey the law n«r en
forced. and will not sell anything after
hours. One proprietor says that ne was
offered as high as 61 for a half pint of
whiskey, the price leu irhen saloons
are open. i!" cents, and it he ha been allowed to .*ll, he could have taken in
61.000.
Mi-Cliin 4«nilniti's I Jiifiixr 00I Shipment.
McClure ,y Graham shipped. 1 his
week, to Boston, 1 11,01)0 pounds of wool.
Crawl'ordsville is the best wool market in the State. They paid from L* to '''.. cents more oil the pound than Upmarket price, and bought all that was brought to them. It took about twenty cars to carry it. Farmers should remember this for next year.
A New I,:nv Firm. L. J. Coppage and C. W. Burton have formed a partnership in the law business. and now occupy the ottice of Mr. c'oppage. li.")
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Tlir Dm'tor Jliirrh'tl. Dr. l'ilney, of this city, was married to a Miss Wickman.of Indianapolis. The ceremony was performed at (Joshen. on 1 Wednesday.
("has. 11. Miller and Rose Lane have
been licensed to wed.
(!us Truitt. the grocer, who has been
sick for ten weeks, is very much worse
to-day. ..
Mr. Schloppy, the carpenter, is alarm-
ingly ill from a sickness of 11 few days
and his family aro alarmed at his con-I
dition.
The Coppago Bros, are making a tour of the State. They have their niando-
lins and guitarB- The bovB are good
musicians and will make a great suc
cess.
Tho firm of Lacoy & Pot ious has been dissolved. Mr. Pontious goes to (Jae City where ho has purchased an interest in tho Cox it Co. pottery. Mr. Lacy will run the bookstore business
alone.
The NichoNnu itill.
Here is
a
brief epitome of the Nichol
son bill, which is now in effect, the gov
ernor having issued his proclamation Monday at 11 o'clock:
Section provides for an accurate
di scriptio.i of the room in which the
hquors are to be gold. The applicant must be a male citizen and over J1. and 01" good moral character.
Section 2 says the room must be' oep-
arato from any o-hni- business, without
at« pariitjun in the room, or any devices or amusement or music of any kind.
he app.i.'ant may carry on other busi
ness h\ so s'atpj.j in his application for license.
Section makes it unlawful for any
one other than the proprietor or his family to enter his saloon at any time
when it is unlawful to sell 011 Sundays nne, holidays.
Section riquires-'a saliion to be
located (in the ground Moor and fronting the street, and an unol i'ur view of
the room must be had from the street
at sueli tun. .s the sale of liquor is
foibiudon- by law. and if not complied with ut such tit ics will be prima facie .evidence of guilt in court.
Stction forbids the loitering of boys in sh'ooi.s.
Section 1 forbids the. sale of liquors in any manner to minors.
••01 ion 7 provides for the enforcement
of the law by sworn and special officers. Section S limits the liquor licenses to
one f..r each person, the applicant being
the owner and the proprietor of the business^
Sei tioi, 'j provides for prohibition. A
inajoiit\ of the voters of any township
or ward can tile a remonstrance with the county auditor three days prior to
the meeting of the board of county com
missioners and may prevent the issuance
of a license at any time within two years, and one-half prohibits drug
stores from selling in less quantities
thaD a quart except on prescriptions.
Section 10 applies tl provisions of the act to persons and liquor resorts,
whether doing business under State or National laws.
Te*f raM** Shown.
The Terre Haute saloon keepers will
submit to the reqirements of the Nich
olson law. pending the test of its con stitutionality. a no the general order has
bee- given that saloons close at the
designated hours. Test cases have already been begun and the matter will, as soon as possible, be brought to a
judicial show down. The Browing Co. and Huiman A Beegs will assist the sa
loon men in the tight against the law
and each firm has employed attorneys to aid Mr. Soalee, the attorney for the
state Liquor Dealers' Association in the
contest, which will no doubt, bo one of
the hardest fought judicial battles ever waged in the Gtate. as every saloon man
and every man and woman opposed to
saloons has an interest in the result. Lamb A Beasley aro employed by the
Terrt Haute Brewing Co., and Attorney
S. R. ilamill is employed by Huiman A-
lieggs. Tho saloon keepers for the test cases have been selected and the cases
were yesterday begun in the Circuit Court to avoid tho delay incident to an
appeal from a justice of the peace.
A Nrw Kpwnrth Li'imae.
On Sunday night at the Tiinity
eht'.rch. corner of Pike and Blair streets,
a new Kpworth League was organized and the followii ollicers were elycted
President Adelia Cox.
1st 'Vice President,-- Mary Courtney, ^nd. Vice President, Mrs Scott Miller,
.'ird Vice President. Bertha Ackman, Mil Vice President. Alma Station!.
Secretary Ctias. Hirst.
Treasurer Win. Townsley.
Thirty members were initiated. Their motto is'"Look up. Lift up. Lend a
hand.'
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., east Main street. This
makes a good firm and will undoubtedly do an extensive business.
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.Hurry.
Marry 11 girl, get her consent, get a
license, get married, then send us your
name and address anil we will send tho Kkvii.w for one year for 61. Wo have
the best equipped job ollice in the coun
ty, and rk done at the most reasonable prices. (live us a call and be con
vinced.
Orulli (it'.li'^wr V:tnrleave.
•Jesse Vancleave died at his home 011 Tuesday in New Market. He was taken
sick last Friday with uremic poisoning.
He was interred in tho New Market cemetery. Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Vancleave leaves many friends and rela
tives to mourn his loss.
Aliont OiH'.Iiiill "ill Iti'ri'iri' I.Icciim",. Supt Zuck states that out of (!5 who
were examined last Saturday for teachers license, that about one-half will re-
ce ve lieeiiso and tho other half will
fail The examination was very hard and the grades will not be very high
Cnmp .llroliiiK. The Battle Ground camp meeting will bo held from July '20 to Aug. 12. The Monon will sell round trip tickets for one and one- third fare for the round trip. Rov. Henry Ostrum will preach and Harry Maxwell will eing.
18!5.
Ihe executive committee of the university, which was authorized by the
board of trustees at their dune meeting
to till the Juno vacancies in the faculty has been hard at work. The only re
maining unfilled vacancy is the chair of
philosophy, left vacant L»y Dr. Trumbull (1. Duval's acceptance of the chair
of philosophy in the Ohio Wesleyan
University at Delaware. ). Among those discussed for tho vacancy are Ad-
dison W. Moore, of Plainlield, an alum
nus or the univerisity in '00, who aftcrward taught in the preparatory depart-
who has been a fellow in Chi-
cago University during Ihe past year.
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and 1 rof. Burroughs, principal of the Bluffton (I nd.) High School, The com
bined departments of physiology, -/oo
logy and botany have been tilled by placing in charge J'rof. Mellville 00K-,
a graduate of DePauw, and Stan
ford, No other actions of impor
tance have resulted from the committee's frequent meetings, and it is
quite probable that nothing more will
be done until toward the time of the opening of the school year in Septem
ber. Since the announcement of Dr
-John that hi would temporarily enter the keture .... lieJd. ,. it is understood
that he has had numerous
offers to go into the pas-
toi.d work. He has so far declined all invitations, and has busied himself upon
a new lecture on Ingersoll. which he intends to present next year. It is under
stood that the Trinity church of Chi
cago, which has for years led Chicago Methodism, has made the Doctor "a
proposition, but it is not believed that
ho will accept a.-, he has said that he did not feel called to the ministry
I.ivcly Cliui::^ .-if'Vi:
Five young men hviror south of Lebanon. last Saturday night, while return
ing homo, became engaged in a light.
111 which three of them were cut. One of them. Joe Se itt. is now lying at the
[joint of death, l'he young men hail
been drinking, and when they left town they were somewhat intoxicated. John
Ldwards,—Oates and Joe Scott were in
one buggy, and when John Lee aud
1' rank Scott attempted to pass thein a race folowed. Finally allj of them
alighted and a hand-to-hand light re
sulted. Lee was knocktd down with a
blow on the head with a rock, and, re
gaining his feet, he used his knife, cutting every one he could reach. lie and
Joo Smith coming together, he used
his knife with deadly effect, cutting a
gash around the back of Smith's neck, which barely missed tho carotid artery
on both sides. Scott received eight
gashes altogether, which, required thirty-one stitches to close. Gates was
cut across the back, and (Kdwards arm
was almost severed from his body.
Scott was reported to be in a dying condition to-day. Lee was captured in
Hendricks county and was brought back here last night.
I.onltiiij- for "llolidlm-
One evening last week after the hour
of midnight, at Ladoga, a party of young ladies unaccompanied by a male
escort, visited a gra»e yard. It is said
they found a number of hokobos."
They failed to lind the ghost that so often frequents such places, and return
ed to their homes in safety. It is also
stated they have purchased a balloon with the parachute attached, and some
daik night they expect to make an
ascension and the leap. Only a few
weeks ago at i'J o'clock they climbed to
the top of the highest building in that
place. They have plenty of nerve and do everything they undertake.
They are Kieltinu.
The residents living south of the col lego are making strong kicks about men
and women going into the campus and
swearing and drinking. The police have made a few arrests this spring but it
does not sep to stop it. Monday even
ing a couple of young characters were out with Col. Jag and made Kome
howl. Tho man struck the girl across
tho hear! with a club knocking her un
conscious, and she had to be brought to
the city and a physician was summoned before she could be brought to her
senses again. The citizens say that it
must be stopped, as many nights they are unable to sleep at all.
The lliirkcl-.
The markots quoted from J. N. Zuofc: owls Qy, (.hicks jo" icks lien Turkeys (5 Toms Geese Ducks.. Eggs.... Butter
Wllliilr-l.oiiK.
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7 & 1 0
Hubert Wilhite, of this city, and Miss Sadie Long, living north of this city, will bo married next Thursday at the home of the bride's parents. The young couple will go to house-keeping on west Wabash avenue, where the groom haB built a new house.
Recorders
SIT IT YEAlt.-NO 17
THE FOURTH.
A Gran.1 Celebration Held in This
City by the Knights of St-
John.
ihel'ourihof July anniversary was observed in this cijj about after the
usual Style. The Knights of St John, entertain men I at the fair yrormls n,,.^
the crowd, there b-itig prcbab'v -J.000
ion the L'rounde attrr dini.or. Bicycle tiding, drill of the two companies, and a
few lesser attractions constituted tbo
program. Financially it was a success, but was not particularly distinguished for anything else
La 1 go numbers of piople went to Moharry Grove, 1 'ovingtor, and tho
Shades-. Indian 1-ord and other country places racem
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Craw.or(lsviWi'.'
:-^'hv '-.V-tiay
lie State Board of F.ducation at ita
meeting this week, voted that at the ej.-.
piration of tho present contract tor lan
guage books and giamiiiars, new bids shall bo received lo.supply the schools
with such books and that at the evpi-
ration of the present contract for phy
siologies and United States histories the same shali lie revised. The extent
of the 1 evision is to be hereafter detr-
mined. The physiologies are to be revised so as to provide for the study of
the ellect of alcohol on the human pys
teni and the history will be so cliadgod as to provide for tho more satisfactory
treatment of tho civil war.
.should lirJI.noKi il AH,-1-lieer.
The Nicholson law is now in effect and saloon keepers will govern thoni-
selveB and their business accordingly.
A teinporanco worker speaking of the
law one day this week with reference to Crawfordsville: "We propose getting
an ordinance passed at tho next council
meeting tha' will do away with quart shops iu th• outskirts of the city anil
the council ill have the locating of
them in town. The new law will Dot effect the salo.uis in town much but will
give ub a better chance to see that they observe the law."
Tin- O'.il, Olil Sloi'V.
A late swindle now being worked 011
the farmers of the adjoining counties says tho 1-ranktort Times, ib that of
bogus telegrams. The swindler writes
out it telegram to suit the occasion fo
lds victim, several miles in the country
delivers tho message aud makes his
charges for dispatch delivery from one
to five dollars, on account ol presumed importance and distance. He collects
his fee, drives on and leaves his victim
the poorer but none the wiser.
A Child with iiuj[A|i|u-l itc.
otto Neal, of Brownsburg, (wo years
old, is a remarkable child 111 that he has a peculiai desire, out of the ordinary^
for what he eats. Recently, while undyr a physician's care, it was ascer
tained that he had swallowed several
twenty-two-caliber cartridges, a lot of beads and a quantity of passementerie,
"Over liie llilii. In (lie IM.ir ilim-i'.-
Gsston Boone, who is mentioned in
another column as being in a tiltliy con
dition, will bo sent to tho county asylum. lie is good barber, but it is a
case of where whiskey got the best of
him. How I10 has been living no ono knows.
Ihe ill of John (.'oiler, deceased, has been admitted to probate.
Elder Olephant preached at the Primitive Baptist chuiteh Thursday.
McClure it Graham shipped 1 H,U00
pounds of wool to Boston, Wednesday.
Ihe 'Cliff Dwellers have erected a
bathhouse at their eottago at Pino Ilills.
II. E. Tinsiey A Co., closed their hard
ware store 011 Thursday in order to give their employees a holiday.
Barnum's advance bill car will be here in about two weeks to post bills announcing tho exhibition August 2.'kl.
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. JehnBon, of Liberty, Indiana, aro the guests of ^Janies Israel, their brotner, on east, pviarket street.
Offici
so far as
amusement was" conWr'tied was pro
nounced dry and common place. Irt the evening lire works and their accom-f
paining noises ciose/Ly.p the ceitbra-' tion.
Cluing:-•» ill solimil
I ihe Health Of-
A colored barber of this city should
be taken to tho creek and given a good
bath. Ho lays around the street in a half dazed condition, the effects whis
key, morphine anj opium. Tuesday he
was sittingjinja stairway with body lice crawling all over him, and his clothes aro very dirty. This man should either
bo driven out of tho city or made to keep himself clean. If ho j*
O
able to
look after his, own welfare the city
health oflicor should. liis name can bo obtained by applying at this ollice.
Ill ICfleel.