Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 August 1895 — Page 7

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William Copp, whose fatiier ij/jiliysiciiiii for over fifty years, IXinv'jersey, and who himself liit many years preparing for the if medicine, but suliscIntly entered tin ministry of the |j.-. Church, writes: "I am glad to testify that have had analyzed ail the .sarsaparilla preparations known in the trade, lint

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•-Express ("11 stops) l:li I.ociil Freight '.1:15 n, tu.

full information address, L. ••uiK. Agent. Crawfordsville, J." Rekd, Gen'l Pass.

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STUPENDOUS NOVELTIES.

Wcmen for Clown* and Ringmasters1'or tin- tirst time iu America a \vi,,.,an clown will bo seen in a circus. For the first time also, there will] lie a woman ringmas'.i'r. I'otli those novelties are in the Barnum A Bailey Greatest Show on Larth, whii-h will exhibit here mi Friday, Aug. liJth. Those are not .ill the uni'iue ioatures by any means that patrons of tho eiieu-i will tie trea' to. for besides the regular three cmjui strian rings is another iii!. with water to a depth of live f-et. mi which various aquaiic feets take js iee, such us fancy swimming, log roll in.. high diving, etc. Aiming the ei|iie?tnnii novelties are three, which are perf-'fined simultaneously -'J'rilby. the ski: and serpeutine dance—all of whieh mo known as longskirt acts, and are executed concurrently on bareback horses in three rings. The number of actual noveltiesthat will lie seen this season in this show is very threat, of whieii the Kthnological Congress of strange living people, 1 went four elephants. Johanna, the giantess gorilla. and the trirat-To an- conspicuous features. One hundred acts will heaven in what is equivalent.to right arenas

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Percales,

Tie Sunday t'IUNin«(.

Through the efforts of the "Good I'izens League''most of the business uses wore closed on Sunday than betore in several years. Cards in the front windows of a dozen meat markets, said "Closed on Sun-lay," and few of the grocers houses were opened even for a few moments. Livery Stables, drug stores, hotels, etc paid no attentiou to' the ounday closing movement and were open as usual. Martins business ice I room, ho front room of the Journal and Ins!ej livery stable, all the proprietors of w!i, belong, we believe to the -MethoJist church and are members in' good standing, were opened, from which we are lead to believe that they do not believe in practicing what lie v. Tucker, of that church and 1 'resident of the Lea'.'in- enjoins upon them regarding Sabi.aUi closing. The movement so far as Keeping closed on Sunday was received with considerable dissatisfaction -iiid ridicule by many persons, and if persisted in will lead so to extremes. What right many persons asked, have ie hired help in the homes of members of the league, to cook and wait on these people on Sunday? If they work on Sunday and are paid fur it. so it is ar gueil has the butcher or grocer the

tin'! is. three circus rings, one water right Uj open his place on Sunday, seli rinir. two elcvalc.l Btages, one [ini: i:il iiicat and receive the pay for it. It is arena, and the hippodrome raeina track, decidedly inconvenient and losing for I so that the lovers of the circus will haw some tablishments to be cl sed all dav a feaptof displays this year that wil Sundav. ^'et if grocers and butchers prove both new and startlin?. To trans- are compulled to close 011 .Sunday whv port the vast material of tho show re-! not ilrug stores and liverv stables. If quires sixty four railroad cars, and ac. people can do without meat so can they tually -100 horses are necetsary to haul without medicine, it is ar"u d. The the 100 cages and chariots whilo the monster free street parade is simply overwhelming, and so far ahoud of all others as positively to blot them of e.vistenceVhsu a comparison is made. This is the only show ever exhibiting iu New York City, the only show whose advertisements are taken in all religious

The jiroposed building of a new school structure at Darlington to take the place of tho old frame which has been condemned as unsafe has caused considerable dissatisfaction and ill feeling amonga number of citizens of that nourishing town. The cost of the new building is to be §7,000, and bonds drawing interest are to be issued to secure the money to pay for it. Charles JohnstoD. the attorney of this place, who has taken a hand in this matter, in his professional capacity we presume, comes in for a share of the abuse at tho hands of some correspondent of the Echo newspaper who favors the now building. To tho outsider it would it would seem strange, if they actually greatly need anew building for school purposes, and tho condemning of the old would seem to indicate that they did, that there should be objections to building a new one. The cost, 87.000, should build them a substantial and enduring structure. Linden has a splendid £0,0J0 school building. However the township built that aud not a corporation. With the rapid growth of Darlington for live years past it would 6eem that a new school building should be a popular measure.

movement partakes of fanaticism and ultra piety, of the purest l'uritan quality It. will soon spend its force and be forgotten. *,

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Tlie Strike Settled. The employes who went out strike at the Epperson heading mill, at was nothing stolen as only potatoes

Ladoga, for an increase of wages, have roturned without the increase after losing last week's time. They are unable to pay any more at present, owing to tho decrease of business. They employ about "i0 hands.

Kane Hall. The Y. M- C. A., team of this city defeated tho Rockville Pots by a score of 10 to at the college park Monday. Tho batterys were Whittington and Whittington and Durrott and Murphy. Tho

I or gave up their job iu disgust. There

molasses and garden seeds are kept in thiB room. The detectives that have been employed in this city for some time should return aud make a more thorough investigation and locate these thieves who aro making nightly visits. There is entirely too much stealing going on and the only way it will ever bo stopped will be by placing them behind tho bars.

M. F. Clodfelter made a good address

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"Free Silver'' at tho Court House last Monday night. Mr. Clodfelter is

tho state and tho Rockville team was an eloquent speaker and his address was very easy for thorn to defeat, listened to by a largo crowd.

Didn't Have the Nerve.

After makin threats that all persons who did not close their stores on Sunday would be arrested and fined, *ho Good Citizens' league said they would ,see that they would close, but when a leader was asked to tile affidavits ho said •it was not his placo and said it was knottier man's placo to do it. They have not the nerve and Sunday closing .will, not amount to much in this city as it has been tried many times before. .More kicks were heard than ever before, and every person who could leave the city did so. In time Crawfordsville will he run strictly under the "Blue Laws and everybody will be compelled to follow them Mayor Baudot said he was ready to hear all cases. Who will be the person to come forth and have these business men arrested? Porhaps thetlood Citizens' League is waiting for the return of Dr. Tucker.

•Iiuuc* llesMlcr Shut lo Thietes James Messier residing near Millsboro was shot last Sunday night thieves 1 and in in a dangerous condition. The

family were at church and hearir.- a noise discovered two men in the house. Me made an attempt to capture one of them while the other shot him. Mis pants containing Sii.'J were taken out in the yard and relieved of the contents. Mr. Messier was always known to have lots of money on his person and it is supposed to be the work of home talent. He was quite well known in this citv and is one of Fountain countv's best farmers. It is thought that he may recover. Xo clew of the robbers have yet been found.

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Will II. 'Thompson, formerly of this city, was toastmaster of tho banquet of the State Jiar Association of Washing

pape-s. and whoso coming cause a thrill ton last week. The Spokare Revie-v of pleasurf! to pervade the community

speaking of his part says: "Champagne hail not been reached on the menu when Toastmaster Will. II. 'Thompson, of Seattle, arose aud holding in his hand the programme of toasts, a copy of which lay before each banqueter, began to speak. .Mr. Thompson paid a beautiful tribute to Spokane aud to eastern Washington, designating it as a country rich in resources, vast in its possibilities and grand in its good cheer and friendliness. Then he lowered his voice and every sound was hushed to catch his words. There was one thing in his mind that was eior associated with Doners and decorations, perfumes and mufric, happiness aud pleasure, and that to-night was absent—woman. To him she was an iniluence for good and gentleness, and ho hoped at the next banquet of the bar association in the boautiful city of Tacoma they would not be absent."

•1 he Montgomery County Fair will this year, as in the past, sustain its reputation as being among tho very best in the State. Tho directors are getting everything in order for a lirst-class exhibition and indications point to a lirstclass show in every respect. Pprsmiums in all departments are ample to pay exhibitors for their attendance. The premiums for trotting, pacing, and running horses are largo, and many excellent roadsters will be brought here during the fair week. The ground is in excellent shape for the fair, with plenty of shade, water, etc., for tho largo numbers of people expected to be present.

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Itiiruliiri Killer I) AttainMonday night burglars entered D. L. Lee's store by prying off a rear door with a crawbar. After gaining entrance into tho back room they tried to use tho crowbar to get into tho store proper, but did not succeed as Mr. Lee has been robbed many times before and had iron bars placed across tho door. The bars were badly bent. They left their I tools and were either frightened away

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Uiilili Dlyxtfry.

The citizens in tho south part of Fountain county are detormined to investigate the Clara Shanks case, and they have employed the Hon. Daniel Simms. of Covington, to aid tho presecutor. Daniel Kellar, concerning whom there has been so much talk, has employed Charles McCabe for tho same purpose, saying that he wanted tho matter investigated, no matter where the burden falls. is likely that oue or more arrests will soon be made.

Ciravel Itoiul Supervisor*. The county commissioners at their session on Saturday appointed three Commissioners to superintend the repairing of gravel roads of the county during the ensuing year.

For commissioner Peterson's district, the first. John Tribbet was selected. For the second, or Harding's district, Samuel IliraeB was chosen.

For "ttyers," or the third district. J. B. Gilliland was appointed. These men will get S2 a day during the time they work.

Suit Afituiist Jlailroiul Company. Joshua McGee, John 15. Mellott and wife, James Twiddy and wife. Miss Belle Wood. Jliss Leathia M. llarbaugh and James A. Bleber, of Mellott, have brought suit against tho Clover Leaf Railway Company, claiming damages in amounts ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 each, for carrying them beyond their destination, instead of stopping tho train at Mellott. as the company had advertised to do.

Farms for 6ale. US W. Main St.

A SALE WITHOUT A NAME!

ombined Bargain Sale. Clearance Sale. Cost Sale.

I Inauguration of an Inmien.v Sale to Benefit the Public!

Wash Fabrics, Linen Fabrics, "W ^olen Fabrics. Laces, Embroideries, Parasols. Fans, Gloves, Lawns. Challies, Dimities, Organdies, Crepons, Chiffons,

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Ducks. Our Immense Stock of Dress Goods and Silks we |g

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Disappearance of a Stomach Trouble. Lyon Medicine Company: Dear Sirs—For fifteen years I was afflicted with stomach, heart and kidney troubles. I was induced to try LYON'S SEVEN WONDERS, and am more than pleased at the result. My stomach trouble has disappeared and my heart has resumed its normal action. I can cheerfully recommend it.

Hot Flashes and Headaches.

To the Lyon jlfedicwf Company

After using three boxes I am pleased to sav my appetite has re-'

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c. A iliDiAhAPOUS'iiy side. I no more experience hot 0 i.! flashes and my headaches have dist' appeared. I am free to sav that had

apper it not been for LYON'S SHYEST ONDHKS 1 should not be alive .t'.-.-day.

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Watches. Jewelry, On Glas

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Water is good for floating boats and bathing roses, but when you wan1

SOMETHING TO DRINK

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A. MUHLEISON, PROP.

At Home

Our New Quarters

Corner of Main and Green streets. All our friends are invited to call and insphct the now place.

Alfred Parish.

Orleans, Ind.,July 25, 1S94.

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Rei'ainii^1 ol all kinds oT .lewelry at Reasonable

jj|icos^a2id^t_^W'll sclot'tcd assortnieiit ~)1' S]u ('taelcs at ho .Jewelry store of

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Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.

C. L. Rost,