Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 June 1897 — Page 8
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Vandalia Notes-
Summer traiu goes on June 21. Sunday school excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee at low rate talked of.
Eagle Lake rate for summer $4.05 good 15 days. •To Detroit July 12, 13 return July 1G one fare.
To Detroit July 5, "G: return July 14 one fare. To Pittsburgh. Pa.. June 12, 14 return June 21 one fare.
To Marion, Ind., July G, 7 return July 10 one fare. To Nashville and return, 10 day limit. $7.95 20 day limit, $10.90. Leave here 9:24 a. arrive Nashville 10:10 p. m. Through cars from Terre Haute.
To Chattanooga, $11.15 go July 13, 14 and 15. Return July 21, or may be extended to August 15.
Rates to C. E. convention. One way from St. Louis $23 going with Bame rate returning. Stops allowed at many points. Full particulars early.
All summer tickets now on sale. J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.
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John Deere and Brown Cultivators are the best goods made. carry the largest stock in the county and can please you. Call and see us.
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Pell's Clotlptj Parlors.
60 West "Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind
KING OF CLOTHIERS Note These Prices!
For SO.OO we sell an $1S Tailor-made Suit. '^01
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sell a $20 Tailor-made Suit,
lor $8.00 we sell a $22 Tailor-made Suit. L' or $'10.00 we sell a
$20
Tailor-made Suit.
For $12.50 we sell a $3U Tailor-made Suit. I" or Sl-i.OO .wo sell a $35 Taiior-made Suit.
Thousands of pairs of Trousers to select from nt prices from $1 to $5. Tailors' prices $3 to $10. Have you seen our Bicycle Suits at $8?
Monfiou tbis I'a-MT.
Assumed the Duties.
Mr. \Y. B. Walkup, the newly elected county school superintendent assumed the duties of his office on W ednesday. His bond as superintendent, with J. H. Conner and John M. Walkup as bondsmen, in the sum of $3,.S00 was tiled in the clerk's office on Tuesday. J. S. Zuck retires after holding the position for eight years. He has made an excellent official, has placed the schools of the county in the front ranks, and his management has been first class. He will practice law and will open an office in Waynetown.
"What was the peculiarity ol Methuselah.'' asked the teacher "He lived to be very oid without ever learn ing to ride a bike," answered the smart boy.—Yonkers Statesman.
Screen doors and windows cheap at Zack Mahorney Co.
Hood's
Cure sick lu-atiaclie, bad taste in the mouth, coated ^^9 II 4% tongue, gas in the stomach, II IS distress and indigestion- I)o not weaken, but have tonic effort 25 rrnu rbe only J'iIIb to take with Hood's Sursapaxilift.
Commissioners' court'has been in session all this week. W. C. Carr will build Frank Snyder's residence on east Main street.
Wm, Robb nper.B his grocery establishment in bin old room next week.
The annual commencement ot Wabash college occurs uext Wednesday.
New Richmond has received four car loads of brick from Veedersburg, with which to lay sidewalks.
K. H. Harney, a nephew of Judge Harney, of this city, has been elected school superintendent of Boone county.
B. B. Carter, of Ladoga, has been appointed a book keeper for the Henry saw mill and lumber dealing establishment.
Some seven or eight of the lady clerks in Bishof's establishment, will, it is reported, embai on the matrimonial st'a withiD the next few months.
Charles Gardner, of Ladoga, son-in-law of W. S. Darter, is very low with an attack of Brigbt's disease of the kidneys and it is feared cannot recover.
The funeral of Mi6B Mary F. Hovey occurs on Monday. The only oneofthe family, Horace Hovey. a minister residing in Massachusetts, was present.
J. II. Volva, the Fountain county attorney, who died in the insane asylum at Indianapolis a few days ago, bequeathed his estate without reserve to his wife.
The biggest strawberries 6een here in years have been brought here from Waynetown this present week. Some of them were nearly as large as hen's eggs.
Six little children were taken in charge by the Terre Baute police They had not tasted food for twenty-four hours. Their mother is an invalid and the father a drunkard.
John W. Utterback, for some years a trustee of Coal Creek township, is believed to be fatally ill from an affliction as Bright's disease. He has been con* !ined|to his bed for several weeks.
Trustee Samuel Gilkey, of Ripley township, will aim to this year build a new 4-room brick school house in Alamo where one has been needed for a long time. The cost will be near $4,000.
Quite a nurnner of companies of Zouaves from different cities of the State are expected to be present at the celebration of the 4th hero next month by the Knights of St. John and compete frr the prizes to be given for superiority in drill. "Kit" Laverty, who recently inherited $50,000 from his father's estate in .Parke county, has caused the arrest of Charles Palmer and William Doyle, saloon keepers of Terre I-Iaute, alleging that they swindled him out of 8323 in a poker game.
The property belonging to the restaurant, formerly running in Music Hall block, and owned by Lem McMullen, was sold at constable's sale on Saturday at the court house corner. The McMullens have all moved to Lafayette from this place.
A set of swindlers are working the country hereabouts by establishing agencies among farmers for the sale of small mills for grinding teed. Only one farmer in the community is to be blessed with the bonanza, and he is to receive a mill free when a number has been disposed of. The usual contract and order, which later turns up at the bank in the form of a note, accompanies the scheme.
U. N. Williams'& Co.,investment brokers, a firm which has been in business at Crawfordsville for eighteen yearB, and has loaned to this state $4,000,000 lor the Provident life insurance company. has moved to this city and has rented a suite of rooms in the Lemcke building. Mr. Williams will move here in a bhort time. His manager, Air. Brewer, is moving his family here this week.—State Sentinel.
Lnst Friday evening the Adams Express Company at New Albany sent out a special train of eleven cars, loaded with 5,004 cases of strawberries, in all 30,533 gallons of Floyd county berries. The total shipments from that city on Friday evening were 7,300 cases. Closing with the 4th inst., 40,732
caseB
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been shipped principally to the Indianapolis and Chicago markets. Eleven car-loads were also sent out last Saturday night, going to various pointB.
The Frankfort News says there is the best proof to show that the last gas well bored by Frankfort was "monKyed" with and spoiled. There may not have liean gas in paying quantities, but the test was no more to be relied upon than had the hole been bored into a stump. The company propotas to nee to it that the new well is not tampered with. If th*re is gas under Frankfort or oil either, we will kcow it within the next f"\v weeks.
Without A Rival. Asa positive cure for sprains,braises, and pains of all kinds, Salvation Oil has no equal. Mrs. Frank Juif, 518 Gratiot Ave.. Detroit, Mich., writes: "I used Salvation Oil in my family and can say it lias no rival as a liniment it certainly cures pains. I sprained my ankle and it cured me and since then I have always used it for any pains and bruises." Salvation Oil is sold for only 25 cents. No other remedy will do the work as promptly.
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Are as interesting for your buying as for our selling, and selling now is very, very interesting to us. This remodeling sale is the only way we can see for a speedy reduction in our stock, and speedy it must be with work en already crowding us for room.
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If you can, otherwise we'll send you samples of anything, anywhere, at our remodeling prices.
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We have the Genuine dark Buckwheat Flour.
Whole Wheat Flour in ten pound sacks.
Our Laurel Flour, high grade patent, is unsurpassed. •"y. Buckwheit in any quantity.
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I have for sale a Champion Machine Binder, in good repair. Enquirp of Mrs. F. A. Clement, Wnitlock Avenue. 2t
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July 7 and 12 to San Francisco via. Queen & Crescent route and New Orleans. Low rate tickets for this occasion on sale via the Queen & Crescent from all points north, superb trains. Only one change of care to San Francisco. Through tourist Pullmans every Thursday from Cincinnati through without change to the coast.
Write for literature, schedules, etc., to any Q. & 0. agent or to C. A. Baird, I T. 1'. A., Detroit, W. W. Dunnavant, T.
P. A., Cleveland, Chas. W. Zell, D. I P. A., Cincinnati. O, Wm. Mange, T. l\ A. 273 Broadway, New York, or to
W. is. RINEARKON,
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Vandalia Excursion-
Eagle Lake (Winona) tickets on sale daily to and including Aug. 3l, $4.05 round trip. Includes one admission ticket.
To Nashville, Tenn., exposition, $7.35 round trip. Sold each Tuesday and Thursday, seven day limit. Tickets sold daily except Sunday as follows: $7.05—10 day limit. $10.90-20 day limit. £14.85—good to return to Nov. 7.5!© I
LINDEN.
Decoration here was no failure but a success.
Some tickets were sold for Ced. Lake on last Sunday's exciirs on.
Miss M. Bowman returned from a visit at Pleasant Ilill with relatives la week.
John Ilalstead and Miss Lucy White tuolt in the sights at Cedar Lake on last Sunday.
The merry-go-round took in $102.90 while here, having better luck here than at New Richmond. They loft here fori Lafayette.
Ex-County Commissioner AllonByere, of Waynetown, was here to aitend the horse Bhow and visit his daughter,! Mrs, George Aluinerman.
V. H. Millcr has contracted with John Church for las store building and the Perkins' dwelling, but no deeds had been made the first of the week.
The I. O. G. T. lodge is in very good running order and a fair attendance, but the members are requested to not miss a meeting it' it can ba avoidod.
Baum it White are improving their elevator by adding two more dumps for small grain at the west end of the elevator. John Ne.vkirk, of Crawfordsville, is doing the millwright work for the firm.
Ask W. W. Montgomery about acting as judge for another baby show. lie will say "I am not in it any more, 1 am done acting in that capacity. 1 thought it was an ea6y position to till, but found out different." There were 34 mothers wanting premiums and only three to award. You can guess the result.
The day being pleasant and well advertised, the people from adjoining towns and country Hocked to Linden on last Saturday to see the horse show, which was a success in every particular. The show as far as showing good horses was a grand success and the fanciers of good horses can be proud of Linden's first horse show. The following towns were represented: Romney, Clark's Hill, Colfax, Stockwell, West Point. Lafayette, New Richmond, Pleasant Ilill, Newtown, Malott, Hillsboro, Waynetown, Wesley, Alamo, Elmdale, Crawfordsville, Darlington, Bowers, Frankfort, Kirkpatrick and B-ville. The premiums were awarded and the first and second prizes went to wlom they belonged.
Elected Vice-Chancellor.
The Rev. W. H. Hickman, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Terre Haute, has been elected vice-chancellor of DePauw university and has accepted the position. He will resign his church
Celeron, N. Y. On account of meeting of photographers' association of America, July 12th to 20th. Tickets on sale July 11th and 12th. Final return 1'mit July 20. Rate $13.15 for the round trip.
Detroit, Mich., on account of Y. P. (_'. U. JulyGth to 13th. Tickets on sale July 5th and Gth. Final return limit July 14th. Rate $7.40 for round trip.
Pittsburg, Pa., on account of Junior Order United American Mechanics National Council, June 15th to 19th. Tickets on sale June 12th, 13th and 1.4. Final return limit June 21st. Rate $11.15 for round trip.
For further information call on or address THOS. FOLII Pass. Agt. Lafayette Ind
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J.S.Bennett is now writing insurance in Romney and vicinity, and at other places, representing tive Indiana companies. He believes in keeping the money at homo by patronizing home companies.
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Jack O'Neil taues hia phuv The condition of the wluMt crupis much improved. Frankfort papers say that Clinton cnurty will IIH half crop.
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Landlord Nolan of the Sherman House is credited with matrimuiial in. teritions to be brought about within a few weeks.
Fred Brown, late ^upe'rinieniletit o( the electric li^bt plant, has bought half intere.-it in th- Towusitj east College Htreet.
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•Every rime the FrariUfoi h-itu! an. nounces public concert it ruirsaod the organization has been nick-named "the rain makers."
The Barnum-Bailey show at Indianapolis Wednesday was attended by quite a number from here. It "Khibits at Danville, ill., on Monda
The excavation for the foundation for the-new school building was Ireguc this week and in a few days the stone for the work will be hau!"d to the ground.
Harvey Miles, the purloiner of other people's turkeys, who wan tried some time since for the crime an' convicted, was taken to the Jeffersonville prison this weea bv deputy John Robinson.
Councilmen McCatupbell and Hutton were in Indianapolis Tuesday to see about fire hose. Go in boys, make the tax payers bleed for your junketing tourB, and while there is probably no necessity at all for trips abroad on city business the people have to pay (or them, and you should enjoy yourselves when possible at the public expense.
By oruer of C. E. Schatf, general manager of the Big Four lines, bulletins have been posted in the shops and other conspicuous places on the line reading: —"Hereafter any employe whose wages
and devote his time and energies to raising funds for the support of the are garnisheed a second time, or who university. gives orders on or assigns hie wages without sufficient excuse will be die-
Special Rates via the Wabash- missed from the se-rvice of the company. I Chattanooga, Tenn., on account of B. The company will deduct from the Y. P. U. of America, July 15th to 18th amount due the employe whose wagea Tickets on sale July 13th, 14th and 15th. have been garnisheed any expense inFinal return limit Aug. 15th. Kate $14.70 for round trip.
curred by reason of such garnishee.
A slot bicycle is in use in for hiring purposes. The cost is 1 penny for every live milps traveled, and if the wheelman neglects to drop in a penny at the end of each live miles the wheels refuse to turn.
We will sell you a steed rans*e far better than the St. Louis peddleis will, for $20 less Come and see them. Zack Mahorney Cc.
Oranges have been grown in Lyons, Kas., the owner of a tree having plucked thiee this season.
Taking it year in and year out, the coldest hour of each twenty-four is o'clock in the morning.
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