Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 August 1895 — Page 8

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STUMP SCHOOL HOUSE.

Miss .Jennie liar wood and Ijoo Switzer aiso Mi»s Stella Iniues and Allen Moore were married on last Sunday evening. liro. Zook oxidated. May prosperity attend them. l-Vank McCormack says he has lived all his life on wind and expects to as long as he car. lie says that William is talking of buying out a Crawfordsville paper. We think he is only jokiuti about it.

The I. (). li. T. have installed the following officers: (!. I). (irubbs. L. T.i Fannie Lowelieu. M. 1'. L. Lewelien, Secy: Florence Smith. Assist. Secy Ada Coons. Treasurer:! )ora Heck. Chaplain: Joe Cillis. Marshal: Sherman Vancleave. I). M. .Joe Weir. (.1.: Lottie Bayless. Sentinel: Flora Jlarwood. 1'. C. T.. Frank McCormack, L. T.

LINDEN-

Miss Emma Facker has been suffering with a fellon on her thumb. Some of our people have become tired

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Boots and vSlioes

And arc now ready for inspection.

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liro. Zook preached to a 1 artio audience Sunt! ay.

Mr. and Mrs. Clodtelter wen suositsnf Daniel Kollor Sunday.

Mrs. Rebecca (irubb's sister, Mrs. Mat Payton. of Frankfort. arc visiting her mother and friends hero.

Ask S. II. Watson why ho didn't leave Hii' basket with Ins girl the night of the ice cream supper and not leave it in •someone's yard.

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of carrying water and are dinning their wells deeper. Miss Winnie -McDonald, of Deer Creek, visited at her grandparents. Mr. anil Mrs. J. S. Bennett.

Hub Parker is having a dwelling house built north of the Junction. John Parker is doiug the work.

Samuel .Johnson has a disease that puzzles the doctors to cure. Sam is getting uneasy, and says: "Why don't the doctors cure nie?''

W. C. Brannon.'l'rig Willson: 'William Wright and Ode Thomas all went away on Wednesday, of last week, to see folks at Vincennes and Terre Haute.

George Livingston and family, of Rotnney, were at Linden on last Saturday and took .linuer at the Temperance ouse, kept by J. S. Bennett and estainable wife.

Some of our young men go to the woods and play cards, hey know nothing about there being gambling going on in the Exchange while O. M. Kmperly was the proprietor, but ihey lost ducats there, so suuie people say.

Last Monday forenoon. Wm. Stephenson was bitten by a rattlesnake on the left foot, while plowing for wheat. He had taken olf his shoes and waswallking behind the plow when bitten. He was soon at the office of Dr. Lolland. where he drank over a quart of whiskey before he was under its inlluence. At last accounts he was doing well.

WINGATE.

A great deal of sickness.

Lucy Doss is improving slowly,

Bill Jordan has moved to Frankfort. Bennv Wilson, who died with coi

sumption, was buried at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Kev. F. A. Trotter.

Mary Laymon is troubled with heart disease

John Brown and Emma Miller are still sick. Wm. Jacksor. is going to Tennessee to buy timber.

Thomas Simms has purchased a newclover huller Our new trustee is looking after the township affairs.

Born to Alfred Dazey and wife—a boy weighing one pound. John Laymon had a horse killed on the railroad the other day.

Joseph Hancock, of Veedersburg, is here looking after his store.

Peter Cross has rented the Julian property and will occupy it soon. The New Richmond base ball nine defeated the Wingate team by a score of IS to l-_\ ancleave. of Crawlordsville, is putting up a new wind pump for C. V. Grennard.

Stow Uoss and wife are now living a retired life, and are traveling for their health. Stow is all right if he doesn't get any worse.

GENERAL STATE NEWS

Tho Postal Telegraph ('ompanj established an ofliee at Elwood.

The Town Council of Batesville has voted in favor of electric street lighting. 11 is estimated that 10.000 people attended the old settlers' reunion at Delphi.

11. Schneider, station agent at Stacer. on the Kvansville V. Terre Haute railway, was chloroformed night before last and robbed of 10.

John Turner, colored, of .Jell'ersonville. jealous of his wife, attempted to cut her throat, and in the struggle he

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COMMENCING FRID4T MORNING AUG. 16TH

the $100. Last week ho turned over the office to his successor. Within that time he had wiped out the indebtedness a a levy to cents and had $-l.00o tl treasury.

Morgar Chandler, twelve yeai :|j of J. J. Chandler, of Evausvilie. win.. racing his pony with a playmate, was thrown out by the pony falling, and he was rendered unconscious. Tin- pony's neck was broken. The recovery of tl," boy is doubted.

A pet house cat at Creencast le atnusr itself by killin-.' snakes, in which it taki great delight. It invariably seizes them back of the head, crushing the skull with its teeth, after which tho snake is dragged into public view. The cat never shows a disposition to rat its prey.

Leroy CardiIT. son of ex-Mayor Maxwell ti. CurdiiV, of Warsaw, coie mitte'.! euicidf'by taking rat poison. Recently his mother obtained a divorce from his father, and the little follow left a note saying that he could no longer stand the taunts of his playmates ab-mt it. Mr. CardilT is a well-known a'torniy who has served three termsin the Legislature.

Several excursion trains eat ne. members of the Order of Mace..he.-s and their friends of Home City. h. re addresses were made by I). II. a.:I:ey of I Port Huron. Mich. Ed L. Y-.ung. uf

Norwalu. O.. and Milo Mereiiith. of Wabash. grand commanders, respectively, of .Michigan. Ohio and Indiana. During the day. while a crowd were boating on the lake. William Autimers, of Haw Patch, fell oil' the steamer and was drowned.

r=. W. I!. (larmae. whose death recently occurred in Kikhart county, was a very peculiar woman. She was tho widow of the late County Commissioner Carman, and she controlled every dohar of the estate after his death and was in management. As she lay

stabbed her in the thigh. Turner es- 'b'ing she called her children about her caped arrest by crossing to Louisville.!

Conviot Murray, whose real name Piero, sentenced at franklin for live'

years for burglary, yesterday, in the

prison south, cut otl'two of his lingers,! so that he could not be compelled to!

Work.

At 9 O'Olock we will turn our Successful Net Cost Sale into a

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Of all Spring- and Summer Goods without regard to Cost Now Listen.

ii.ii or ^ooils at unheard pricos. Come rimi see us.

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I found. She had secreted gold and silver coin in fruit jars, which had been

carefullv sealed, the coin hidden from!

sight bv the fruit. In addition she had $"2,000 deposited in one of the Kikhart banks.

Will Jin 11 tl Six Milr*. of ruvrl Uoml.

Harry C. ilsor. was elected trustee Reynolds Slattery, of thiscity.se of Sugar Kidge township. Clay county. cured the contract for the construction in 1800. He was the first Democrat of six miles of travel road hoover chosen to that office in that town- tween Miehigantowu and Kirklin. ship. He found the township indebted- at Frankfort, on Tuesday. Their bid ness to be Sii.fi IT. IS. drawingS per cent, was $10.11-1. They will commence work interest, and the township levy $1 So on immediately. v,

Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't

I'll orli» i:\|ilolril. ,\n unfortunate ending nf old Bottlers' day at Thorntown. Tuesday was tho itiiuii.11 meeting of tha old settlers of Sugar Plain, and theie was an unusually largo attendance. Many of tho visitors remained in Thorntown to witness tho display of fireworks at night. A stand was erected near the State Bank corner, and the streets were packed with people for two squares. The display had but fairly begun when the entire supply became ignited, and the air was tilled with rockets, bomb--, candles wheels, etc. The crowd bec..'in' panic stricken, and men. women aiid children

scrambled over each other in their efforts to reach a place of safety. Th'» wife of Editor Hamilton, of the Argus, had her elethiug torn to shreds and h• leg slightly injured by the explosion, and I iei: j. Mullen, of Frankfort, was struck in the face and severely injured. There were others who sutTered slight wounds. Two hundred dollars worth of lire-works were burned.

Hams have been badly distributed in this portion and the effect of the dry weather has been felt in strips, The condition of corn is not as satisfactory as two or three weeks ago and the crop is not as promising while not "tiring," it begins to curl: on heel and clay land it is suffering.,' -Tomatoes not doing much good on account of dry weather. Potatoes riot very good crop: dry weather will make them scarce, live being sown. Clover nearly ready to cut for seed, s-eems to be well headed. Pastures needing rain badly. Apples and pears good and promises a fair yield.

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At a meeting held in Eltzroth's hallTuesday evening, Company I was reorganized with about .10 members. The following otlicers were elected: Joseph McDaniel. captain Chas. Williams, tirst lieutenent: Ed. Sergeant, second lieutenent Chas, Cruier. orderly sergeant.

City property for sal e.. Co 118 W. Main St.

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road. Mississippi with .. prairie lands and ri-I,

with valuable hard woods and the yellow pine belt, a rn tho paradise of the

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mer, stock raiser ami invsUul"" Tho summers are cooler-thi, are warmer: the entire

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for out door work, uu-.jen 'th^ year p'ire air, soft

a.id long life for yourself an,| i( Thousands of acres of i.„.'

had at very low prices terms. For illustrated full information concerning |, cind kind il land, locatinn^

address Henry Fonde. Prest.,'' Land and Developments^, Ala. Hound trip tickets iareonsl cheaj) rates for land se..l pr low one way rate for act i,„|

their household goods and stock l-'or full information uouccrci^' ets. rates and how to read), (jj, write to W. J. McLean. I). .. :i"2'J Man ujtte Building. Chicai.,,,,, E. K. Posey, C. P. A.. Mobile-^® It., Mobile, A la.

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Six Dollars to Peto^kcy, On Tuesday, Septendier daliM will run a grand cheap es® to Petoskey, Mich. Hound trip $0.00. Tickets good to return 19c Take fast trrain leaving here at5 m. Arrive at Petoskey a.®, morning, rloase advise me if. going so 1 tiny have acconmoiai for you. ()n August, "2»'i to August Vandalia will sell round trip ticket Frankfort fjr $1.00 on account o! Clinton county fair. Ail-good torf including August .'list.

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How About Vacation,

Write Brunner, Vandaiui Lid LOUIS, at once about cheap excur to Petoskey on September .'irrl.

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