Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 September 1895 — Page 1

STABLISHED 1811

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M. C. KLINE,

JBWBLTjifi AND OPTICIAN.

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At Prices von cannot get in any house in this State.

WRAY & MAXWELL.

Seven Doors East nf Elston's Bank.

ISSI'ED |. KKY SAT CUD AY.

i:n MM:, Hiisiness .Hmmucr.

Ed lii-atoii, of Tern? Haute. was in thi' city thin week.

Rev. U. Switzer of Brazil was in the city this week.

Melissa Dunbar has applied fur ,j Hivnrce from tier husband.

The Baptist convention will lie held in Waynetown noxt year.

'-'liter Small, of the Waynefown IJ I»HI a'ch. was in the city Tuesday.

1 he .\icholeon brothers have bought a photograph gallery at Ureencastle.

Rev. Tucker preaches his farewell sermon at the Metiiodist church tomorrow.

I etc Sinail hag goto to Indianapolis to study medicine in the Eastman Insti-

This is equinox, ami a change of weather within 21 hours to colder is predicted.

1' rank Maers, of Ladoga, was fatally kicked in the breast Friday morning and Will die.

Will IJly wili"ojiui the 1a'uite S. saloon next .Monday., Tommy.....Alurphy will be clerk.

W'LU. Morgan, who has been sick for over two weeks, shows litt.le or no signs of improvement.

.Marion McGuflir. got six months in jail ami £."0 line for lighting at New Ross this summer.

Howard Griffith was in attendance at the natiunal camp P. O. S. of A. at ludianapolis, this week.

The natural gas will be turned oil' next week for live days commencing Monday, from too o'clock.

Miss Ida M. Coie and Chas. Morrison were married at the home of the bride near Garfield. Tuesday evening.

1 he £10,000 damage suit brought by W. L. Richmond against the Vandalia has been compromised for 6200.

Will Stewart had his hand badlycrushed while working a well-drilling machine. lie will be laid up for some time.

Mrs. Mollie Downs, through her at

torneys. Thomas A W'hittington, has applied for a divorce from her husband. Thomas.

I. il. Davis, of this city was chosen Vice Supreme Director of the Independent Order of Moose for the world. This is quite an honor.

Mike O'Neal's case for violating tue Nicholson law has been postponed on ac count of some witnesses being absent. The case will come up in the next term.

The horse. Kenselaer Wilkes, defeated the horse, Quo Allen at the State fair ground track yesterday. Those who bet on IJ Allen can pay up now with out delavi

(Jen. Wallace returned home from Chickamauga on Frioay, considerably disgusted at those who had the arrangements for speaking at the Indiana dedication of monuments. -V

Me Cm Two N ear-. On August !i th. the daylia ium's show was here. .Marshal Urines arrested a notorious individual, giving his name a- James Wilson, while in the attempt at picking Col. Longneeker's 'pock"ts. of Ladoga. Ill' W.IK brought before Judge Harney and was given two years in Ui" penitentiary. Wilson is a bail man. In--ing wanted in several other places, ::,d is well known to the police of other cities, lie slarled from I'lattsburg. N. V.. and il is supposed that he has been doing this kind of wmk for many years Marshal Crimes deserves great credit for capturing such crooks. They are fast becoming acquainted with Crawfordsville and the police force and are shunning the city. When he was com int home from IWlforii a couple of crooks spotted him and left th" train at

Roacluiale.

A Ciuiiil Openuin!. On nex! Thursday. Friday, and Saturday. Sept. "Jt *JT and 23. .Mrs. J. A. llarlan announces that a grand opening will occur in her mammoth millinery store, located in the M. A. building, on west Main street, and requests that all ladies call and inspect her stock. Some of the most handsome hats and bonnets ever shown in the city will be on exhibition, and the very latest styles. Don't fail to. attend.

Convicted I'mlei ilic NiWiolumi l.n« Tom llorron, the Waynetown saloonkeeper, was convicted the circuit court, thiB week, for having his blinds up, July 4th. He took an appeal from Squire Stilwell'B court, and will now bo compelled to pay tlou to square matters. He was defended by Wright & Sillers and Billings & Hillings.

INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPT

GONE TO HIS FINAL ACCOUNT.

William H. Durham Dies on Wednes

day Morning.

W illiam II. Durham, for many years a I banker and business man of Crawfordsi"°. died at his residence, south of the city, on Wednesday morning last, after an illness of only live or six days.

During his long residence her\ Mr. Durham has always taken an active part in business until he became involved some two years ago through hisendorseuieui for the Muncie Nad Works, since which time 'he may hav- been said to hav" practically retired from an active busine life.

Mr. Durham A,I-- 'born in Lincoln county. Kentucky, in April 1*27, and came with his parents to this Slut a year later, lie entered D" 1'auw university, (then Asberrv) in IS 11, graduating in 1817 in the same class with lion. D. \V. Voorhees. In 1She started with wagon train for California, was six months enroute. He remained there two yean., coming back to Putnam county, he established a store at Russeiville with his father, remaining in the business un" til ItyJl. That year he came to Crawfordsville end has resided here over since. Ho became president so.m after I of the I'irst National Hank and remained as such for nearly 2o years Atone time he was considered the wealthiest man in Montgomery county, hit property being valued at near i?500,0u0, consisting of real estate in this and other States, bank slock, etc., but the reverses which came uoou him some two or three years a~o. involved the major portion of it

He was an able linansier. was a man of many excellent qualities, was kind and accommodating tohis acquaintances and friends, and his death is regretted by those who Knew him intimately. Ilo leaves a wife and a son, a the remaining members of his family. His funeral occurred on Friday forenoon, the interment taking place at Oak hill.

Churle« Kobli, Better Known us "Col." I»ie* in .1 opltii from (lie of Ciunreiles. Ac about three o'clock yesterday afternoon. harley Robb, the janitorofthe Collins block, staggered into the rear door of H. Phelps grocery and fell dead on the floor. His body was conveyed to W

K. Fletcher's undertaking rooms where an inquest was held last night, the verdict of the jury being that the cause of the death was heart failure induced by the excessive use of cigarettes. The deceased was a son of John B. Robb. of this city. lie was about 21 years of age and leaves a wife and one child. Charley was naturally a bright follow with a kind and obliging disposition, but the excessive use of cigarettes played ha"oc with him mentally and morally, and although he took the Keel'y cure for the habit, the treatment did him no permanent good. The funeral will take place from Fletcher's undertaking parlor at 2 p. m. to day and the interment will be at Fairview,—-Joplin Mo. Herald.

The !li' uitlns.

The trial of Marion McOuflin for assault and battery with intent to kill, was commenced Tuesday. McOullinand his brother "Spot" got into a drunken quarrel'with some fellows at New Ross on the 20th of May last, and for a time terrorized thn town John Myers is the prijjseuuting witness. The case was brijught here from Montgomery courts". M.'K. Cloiilelter. of Crawfordsville. and S. "M. Ralston, of thin city, are conducting. tin- d.'i'eiise. P. II. Dutch is assistitiL'.th" Proseciit'ir Laughrun for the stat"

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Unr people patronized the t'rawfords villi- fair lib..rally, but so far a1^ we know not .trie went Dtp- Haute. Of late years the Terre Haute fair and race* have been less and less attended from Kockville They iot iioi.i uf ths idea down then? that the surrounding towns woulo come in bunches regardless high admission fees ajd or Unary entertainn.ent.—Kockville Tribune.

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The 120th Ind. Volunteers tu.ld their annual reunion in the city, Wednesday. A great many were absent, owing to the encampment and some being in Chattanooga. camp-lire was held in the large court room in the evening, and speeches were made by Capt. Travis. Capt. Millings, and Dr. H. A Tucker. They banquetted at the La Vetta res

taurant.

Drntli otNolun lSit.ru Ii ill.

Nolan, the five-mouths old son of J. (). Harnhill and wife, died Tuesday morning. The funeral occcrreil Wednesday morning from the residence on south Walnut street, and was private. Intermont in Oak Hill.

Itiiviiuc for (ho IIIK Sfori*. j. Bishof left Wednesday for the markets of Philadelphia, Now York and Boston, to buy the latest novelties in fancy dry goods. Watch their ad for I are bargains,

21.1895.

Conference Appointments.

At the north-west Indiana conference, hold at Valparaiso a few days ago. the following appointments for the Crawfordsville circuit were made:

Crawfordsville District—J. 11. Cissel. presiding elder. Crawfordsville Aton, J. C. Crowder. Covington, A. H. DeLong Crawfordsville, First, S. V. Leech Crawfordsville, Trinity. J.C.Stephens Danville, J. W. Walker Darlington, J. II. lvoyle l'lackvillo and Marion, Kay Wade Haughvitlo, O. B. Rippetoe Jamestown. W. B. Warren Kinzman, C.

Parrot Ladoga, A. W. Wood Lebanon, H. Kendig Lebanon circuit, C. A. Beer Mace. S. B. Crimes New Kichmond, .J. P. Shagley Newto vn, 1". Ivy North Indianapolis, 2kl. 11. Appleby Perrysville, O. II. Berry Pittsboro, J. M. Wiliiatiis Rntnney, J. J|. Stafford: Russellville, J. II. Worrall. Ihorntown. J. Campbell Trader's Point, A. N. Carr Veedersburg, J. R. Troxali Waveland, W. U. Vassels Whitestown, Amos Fetzer WMngato, W. H. Broomtield Vountsville, M. Brown Zionsville. 10. W. Lawhorn U. H. Myers loft without appointment to attend school... ........ .,

Police .News.

Arthur O la and John Harlan werenr rested, this week, for not being able to carry the "jag" of the cool foaming they had on. l'he usual amount.

On Wei.lrf-sday evening, the proprie tor of the (.loose Nibble quart ^hop. Cash Dayton, was a. rented together '.vi'Ii W ill Hays ai.d his charming wife Mrs. Hays is in the habit of laying around such ileus, and Willie happened along and caught her there, and at once started in to clean Cash, but the appearanco of Oilicer McCoy prevented it, and he marched the three to jail. Only a few week ago. the same persons were up for the sameofTense and were heavily fined. Mayor Bandel has repeatedly warned Mrs. Bill tc stay away, but she pays no attention to it. The proper way would bo to close this notorious quart shop and keep them in jail for some time to come. They were again fined on Thursday by Mayor Bandel.

I''rcL'l Afjnin Defeated.

The caso of Freel, a boot black, carrying on business on the corner near Host's jewelry store, againtt the city for damages while at work on the Central school building, through which he lost a leg, was taken to the Supreme Court and has resulted favorably to the city from the following decision issued this week: ]7.5(jJ. Freel vs. school city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery C. affirmed. Monks, J.

1. School corporations of this State area part of the educational system of the State 2 Sub divisions of the State, organized for a publc purpose by a general law, are not liable for injuries received by a person on account of the negligence of the officers, unless such an action is authorized by sbi'ntes. .'S. School corporations have no fund out of which damage money can be paid.

The l.nst lime for I'reel.

•Jake Freel, who fell and broke his leg while working on the Central sohool building, and .vho :ed for damage?, is again beaten in the supreme court. 17501. Frel vs. The School '"ity of rawfordsvillo. Montgomery C. C. Affirmed. MIIIIIIK, J. 1. School corporations of this State area part or the educational system of the State. 2. Subdivisions ol' the State organized for a public purpose, by a general la w. are not liable for injuries received by a person on account on of the r.eglinence of the officers, unless such a action is author ized by statute. .'{. School corporations have no fund out of which damage money MII be paid.

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Will 11. Eltzroth and ,liss Zella Henry were married Dec. 211, 1801, Indianapolis, Rev. 10. B. Kriwels, of the Lexington M. 10. church officiating. They succeeded iu keeping it a secret, u.itI 1

last Sunday when Mr. Kltzroth's sinter found itout. It was their intention to announce it at the wedding of hiB brother. 10. M. Eltzroth to Miss LOva Epperson Wednesday evening. They are now at home to their many friends at olO south Elm street. Both Will and his charming wife are well known in this city, and their many friends join with us in extending congratulations. The groom was for a long time connected with this paper and is a hustler.

What JUT Your If you want to get your want, you want to get your want into the wantgetter. THE REVIEW wants to get your want because it wants you to get the want you want to get. We do all kinds of job printing and advertising.

VliOhO AttcmUriff School. The following is the number of pupils attending school in this city, and tho attendance is about the same aB that of last yea-: Centra!, G08 Mills, 220 Wilon 22 V, Lincoln, -Hi total, 1,100,

ooTH YEAR.- NO. 6

ORANGE ELOSSOMS-

This Week Has Been an Unusual One

for Weddings

THOM I'SON- IJA 1.1,,\ IU)

At tho beautiful residence of Hon. Maurice Thompson, on east Pike street on Wednesday evening', occurred the marriage of his tit ughter, Misa Jet- le, to Mr. Alexander iJ. Ballard, of aropa, Fla. Rev. Robert Oubb performing the ceremony, after which choico refreshments were served to the many invited guests. The young couple left ou tho midnight train for Montreal. Canada then to Now Yo-k City, and theu home to lam pa, 1'la., where the groom is iu the tobacco business. Miss Thompson is welll-kno'vn in this city and a leader in society. 1 he m-iny fric:,us extend congratulations.

AKC'HI.Y-TUi liny.

v\*ed..epdtiy evening at tj o'clock, at their future home, on east JetTerson street, ,Mr. Win. M. Arehey, of t'.iib city, and Miss lOttu B. Tribby. of No.v Rich, mond, were united in uiarriag by Rev Di. Or. en. After the cei emouy they were given a reception by the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A Aivhe. and about two hundred guests were pivsent. Ihe presents wen numerous ami costly and the decorations consisted of sm.vlax and roses, which were very pretty. Mr Arehey is engaged the cat tie business with his father ami is well knowu in this city. Hie bride is a charming yourg lady. They will bo at home to their many friends after Oct. 1st. 307 east JelTerson street. They hiive many friends who join with us in extending tho kindest wishes.

IWH KUTY- SCOTT.

Mr. Harry Doherty and Lotha Scott, of Ladoga, wore married at the home the bride's parents at that place, Rev Lee Murry officiating. After the ceremony they wore tendered a large reception. Mr. Doherty is employed in tho bank, and is one Ladoga's best young men. Miss Scott is the charming daughter of Mr. A. M. Scott, and will mase the groom a good wife. The gifts were very tine. They will go to house keeping soon. Tin: REVIEW extends congratulations.

L'l'X KOT -EI' RSON.

Wednesday ovening at the home of the bride's mother, of near Ladoga, Everett M. Eltzroth and Eva M. Epperson were united iu the holy bonds of wedlock, Kev. F. M. Fox, of the Presbyterian church at Ladoga, officiating. A largo number of presents were given. The newly married couple left on the midnight train for Chicago. After they return they will be at home at ho bride's mother's until spring, when they will go to housekeeping in this city. Buih are we I known in this city and m.iny friends join together in wishing them happii rss and prosperity The groom is at present a traveling salesman of Horace King, th" wholesale grocer. The wedding was :.f a privato nature, on I) immediate friends ond relatives attending

Nor I Iter ii Iixlutnu SVIHMI.

The Presbj terian synod of northern Indiana will meet at Logansport ()ctobei .S for a three day's session. This will be the twenty-fifth anniversary of tho first meeting of the synod and the exercises will be largely of a letrospectivo nature. T. lirst session was held in the old First church, which stood on the site of the present structuse. Among tho prominent divines who will tako part in the coming meeting are the Kev. Arthur J. Brown, of New rk. tho Revs. Sol Dickey and M. L. Urines, of Indianapolis, and Dr. U. W Burroughs, of Wabash college.

Km! ArtivHv l.rhuiiou.

A large real estate deal, involving the transfer of lu2 city lots in tho Fairview addition of Lebanon, was closed week, William White, of Flinday, O., has baught the lots and will offer them for sale. Mr. White has had consderablo experonce in booming new additions, having successfully disposed of largo additions to Flindey, O., and to Cincinnati. There wore 20!) lots in l'airviow addition when they were placed on sale in April. About ninety had been sold by Lafe Wilson, the former owner. Tho addition is on the north side of tho citv

TiiCNiluyN Storm* On last Tuesday there was quite a storm in the west part of tho city, mixed with lightning.

Nate Cottinberry's son was knocked oil' of his log wagon and seriously in jured by lightning on west Market street.

Wm. Berry's residence waB also struck by lightning and the veranda and chimney torn down, but fortunately no ono was hurt. Miss Ethel Talbot escaped also. L. G. Patterson's house on west Main street was als struck but litttle damage was done,

At the colored Methodist conference at Indianapolis this week, J. H. Harper was appointed aB paBtor of the awfordsville charge.

Beeovclera Offil