Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 June 1898 — Page 4
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By the Review Co.
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JUNE 18,1898.
^ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Anuouui-'omnut Fee $ J, InvariablyIn?,Advnnco.
PHOSECCTOR.
uuounoo the ,.»me of Will Paul a candi Iaf. for Prosecuting Atl°rne^ su-Jo^t 1to me ':da'lMioa of tho ensuing democratic uuat •inatlng convention* phanK W IH'HLEY
will be a candidal for
Pros 'cutiug Attorney, bub^?ct to thti
d*L'idi0u^
the democratio^iomlnating oonveutiou. SB thenr"A\«aVon fo-
Prosl Atwrney^efore
toe ensniug democratic county nominating convention.
SHEKIFF.
DWIDIA CANINE will^be a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, J? decision of the democratic nominating convention. ltEPKESEN l'ATIVE.
P. FUDlrB, of Clark township, will a candidate for the ollic* of Hepreeentative, subject t" the decision of tho democratic nomlnating.eonventlon.
AUDITOK.
Announce the na rie of CHARLES BENJAMIN a candidate for Auditor of Montgomery county before the democratic county conven*0'L of Juu« 18th. MANTVOTBRS.
SUKViiYOH.
ALFORD E. JAMISON will -bo a candidate lor Surveyor subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT.
T. II Ocheltree and others have petitioned for the continuation of a highway ut Wingate. E. T. liLcCrea, Geo. Washburn and Nathanie^ Hamilton are appointed reviewers.
The petition of Johu Mouroe and others fur the changing and straightening of highway in Brown township Tesulted in the appointment of I. S. Todd, R. H. Hodgkins and T. F. Patton as viewers.
The third set of viewers has been appointed on the highway in Sugar Creek township jelitioned for by A. P. Clouser and others. Two remonstrances •for damages have been tiled.'
The reviewers reported favorably on "the petitions for the location of a highWay in Darlington. The report was approved and the highway ordered open.
The petition of Justine W. Oliver and others for a highway in Madison township, has been finally reported and favorably acted upon.
The commissioners accepted and confirmed the report on the vote which WBB taken at Linden as to corporation and Linden is now a full-Hedged town.
Jam E. Hughes and Win. Gray, members of the Ripley horse thi'-f detective association have been appointed special constables.
COURT NEWS.
David H. HoaU'tter VF. tho Midland R. R. Co. Motion. Judgment for pi air: ML llarvey M. Coulter vs. the Midland R. R. Co. On appeal bond. Dismissed, costs piid.
EzraVorisvs. Geo. A. Moore et al. Motion to correct judgment. Judgment heretofore entered ordered moditied.
Johu Johnson vs. James Driskill. Complaint. Judgment for plaintiff.
Here's Your Chance.
The Star Shoe House baa two new high grade bicycles, one single aod one tandem, which ttoey will trade tor a good horse. Here's a bargain. Come quick.
OW are the children this summer? Are they doing well Do they
get all the benefit they should frem their food? Are their oheeks and lips of, good color And are they hearty and robust in every way?
If nftt, then give them
Scoffs Emulsj$n
od liver oil with hyp*phUt5|, It .never fails to build (felicate boys and girls, gives them more flesh dVbetter blood. It is just so with the b^|y also. A little Scott's
Ision, three or four la^roill make
rthin
trabypromp and ^prosperous. It furnishes the 'young body with ju&»the> material "necessary for growing bones and nerves.
Druggist&oc. and |t. FT BOWNE, Chemists, N.
All
V.
SCOTT FT _.
CArtP THOMAS.
Another Interesting Letter From
the Pen of Beecher Troutman. CAMP THOMAS, CHICK\MAU GA.i L'NE 12, 1805. ED. REVIEW
The vast army now quariereu here is getting aloDg nicely with the exception of the water supply. The pipe line from Crawfish springs, which is seven miles from the cauip of the 158tb, will reach U3 probably some time this week, in the meantime three teams hauling four barrels each make the trip to the springe daily which furnish about half enough water for drinking and cooking. In the viciniiy of our camp, la6t night, live wells were dug. A regimental canteen, where nothing but beer is being sold, was started this week. There are numerous arguuieuts for and against the canteen. Uol. Smith said last eight that he was advised lo put in the canteen by Gen. Brook, allowing tho men not more than three glasses per da), and that on account of the short water supply, and very poor water at that, he thought he was doing the best thing for the men. The Col. has received petitions and letters from ministers and church societies from all over Indiana, protesting against the "canteen," but he says these people are not acquainted with the conditions as ihey exiet here.
Crawfish springs is the source of a wonderful water supply, the water pouring out of a hi lside bright and clear, a steady stream about (thirty feet wide and three feet deep. Here also situated the Park hotel which was purchased by Mrs. J. F. Leiter, of Chicago, and presented to the government for a hospital. The hotel has 400 rooms, numerous large hallwayB and waiting rooms, broad verandas, and is thoroughly adapted for the puipose Mrs. Leiter intended. It is considered a God-send by the army surgeons, where bad casiB can be treated as well as nny place existent. About thirty patieBts are now being treated there for various ailments. Ihe 150 is etill drilling about six hours a day, principally in battle formation and extended order, either of which requires considerable double time movements, and with the thermometer registering from 98 to 104, with coats buttoned up and heavy rifles, it's no wonder there is home-sick-ness in camp. To get out of camp for any length of time, the limit being six hours, requires a pass from the Capt. and signed by the Col. and Brig. Gen. Most of the boys would rather stay in quarters than run the guantlet of.these officials, Our regiment is not as yet equipped to standard but is expecting to be daily, and until that time arrives our address is not likelv to be changed.
The weather here is unusually dry, duet being deep. Wheat near the park waa being cut, last week and is a fair crop in yield anl quality. Corn looks very sickly, being off color and the blades rolled up on account of dry weather.
BEECHER TROUTMAN.
To the Teachers.
Owing to the fact that we are very much crowded with other work tha' we can not well postpone, we will probably not be able to report on May examination before the middle of July. The Teachers' Reading Circle Examination will be held by the county superintendent on the third Saturday of July, 1898. Passing grades in the two reading circle books will exempt from examinations, in the professional and general culture bookB in examinations for both county and state license—a saving of one fourth of time and worry of the regular examinations. In view of the fact that these manuscripts are to be sent to the several members of the board for graduation, it is necessary that certain rules be followed you can learn what these are at the office. Do not forget that our institute ie the first week in August this year, and that your interest in these meetings is a measure of your professional interest. Make your arrangements to spend that week with ue. It will pay.
W. B. WALKUP,
County Supt. of Schools.
Off to War.
Sergeant George T. Harney arrived in the city last Sunday night and at once proceeded to recruit twenty-six new men for Company M. There were thirty-one applicants examined, five of whom failed to pass. The following were accepted and sworn in, and left for Chickamaugua at noon: Daniel Barton. Chasles W. Robinson, Doctor F. Myers, Charles R. Hughes, Orville B. Ellis, Samuel Dean, Ben F. Britton.BerniePride,Wm.A.Rogers,Neal McCallum, Hayes Harris, Calvin S. Whitted, Ora J. Hartley, Merge Michael, Clyde Watson, Claude E. Richardson, Henry Lampe, James McCall, James W. Laymon, Herbert Morgan, Samuel E. Kincaid, Earl Gerard, Ed. S. Williams, Claude Gill, Perry Sering, Ed W. Ellis,
A Merited Promotion.
Miss Maggie A. Carroll, of the Indianapolis high schools, is home to spend the summer. Miss Carroll has just been promoted to the priocipalship of the Mt. Jackson high school of that city, a position Bhe secured over eight competitors. She will return to begin her new duties there in September.
"MiefflNnsin
crippled me for years. I could not walk. I tried many physicians without benefit. On the advice of a friend I tried your medicine. I was completely cured by three
*ulot Ager's Sarsaparilla."
6. F. BO WEN, Horton Summit* Pa.
Democratic State Convention. On account of the meeting of the Democratic State Convention which will be held in Indianapolis on Wednesday, June 22d, the Central Passengtr Association has authorized a railroad rate of one fare for the round trip on all railroads from all points in Indiana to Indianapolis. Tickets will be sold at this rate on June 21st and 22d and will be good returning to and including June 23d. PARKS M. MARTIN, A. H. WAMPLEK,
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Secretary.
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The Convention.
There bas been no end to wire pulling among the delegates by the numerous candidates preparatory to to-da's convention. It has been a hard fight right down to the finish. It is to be hoped that sfter the ticket is selected the defeated candidates will take it good naturedly and all join in wishing the victors success in November by smoking a Hoboe to the) healthThere is nothing as good as a Hoboe cigar. Have you ever tried one?
The Dog Law..
Prosecutor Kennedy says complaints are coming to him about the nouenforcement of the dog law. It is tho duty of the township trustees to turnish him a report of all delinquent owners -f dogs before he can begin suits for the penalty. Wayne and Ripley township reports arc all that have been filnd with him. He desires all of them filed and then prosecutions will follow immediately.
The Fourth at Lebanon. Lebanon will celebrate the 4th of July, 1898, on a grand scale.- One hundred of her business and professional men have pledged guarantee fiii of 82,500, to insure the success of 1h utv dertaking. The program consis's of military drills, horse racing, ladies'd iving contest, a balooD ascension, and an old-fashioned caae-walk. with libern! cash premiums in each class.
Marriage Licenses.
James F. McGilliard and Nellie Brit1 tOn. James A. liarwood and Minnie L. Dowden.
Edward Epstein and Hannah L. Goldberg. Charles E. Faust and Margaret Maguire.
John H. Clements and Agnus I{. Ransdell.
Liquor Licenses Granted. Last Friday the county commissioners granted liquor licenses to the following parties: J. H. Bar.nibter, Melchoir Mayer, Terrence Holmes, Timothy O'Connor, Oliver Pitcher, Chas. (J. Stnelser, J. H. Drewry, Crswfordsville Jos. Bush, Wingate Elver Pluoket New Richmond.
Only SIO 30 to Dallas, Tex., and Reti.rn. The Vandalia line will sell round trip tickets to Dallas, Tex., nd return for $10.30, June 11 only—account of Indianapolis ouncil Nobles Mystic Shrine. Good to return leaving Dallas including June 28,1898. This round trip rate is §15.60 less than regular fare one way to Dallas. J. C. HUTCHINSON,
FtitionMatterPublic
Agent,
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cent*.
Guaranteed tobacco babit cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. B0c,|l. AU druggists.
Ditch. Notice.
I the of the Bichard Graham et al- pefor a Dltoh Notice la hereby given that I, the undersigned drainage commissioner will on Saturday, Jaly 2nd, 18C3, at the hour of 2 p. m. of said day at the office of the County Surveyor la the Court House in the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, let to the lowest bidder or bidders by stations of 100 feet each the whole of the drain ordered by the Montgomery Circuit Court to be constructed in said Montgomeiy County in the above entitled matter. Said ditch is about 579) feet long and is to bn a tile (lit'0-, tte specifications and the computations of the cubic yards to be excavated in each section or 100 feet may be seen at the office of the County Surveyor in the city ot Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana. The right ta reject any and all bids is reserved. Bond must be furnished with bid.
HARVEY E. WTNKKOOP, Drainage Commissioner.
NOTICE OP DITCH ASSESSMENTS. State ot Indiana, County of Montgomery, In the Montgomery Circuit Court, April as: term, 1893. In the matter of the Richard Graham et al petition for a public ditch
Notice is hereby given to all against whose land be leQts were assessed by the drainage "ommU •,loners and confirmed by the Montgomery Circuit Court In the above entitled matter, that you are each required to pay me as Drainage commissioner eight and one third per cent, on said assessment at the office of County Surveyor in the city of Crawfordsville on Saturday, July 16,18t3, and an equal installment of the same on the last Saturday of each succeeding month until the whole is iald
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IIAHVEY E. WYNEKOOP, Drainage Commissioner.
OTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Mary I. White, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as administrator of the estate of Mary I. White, late Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said of estate ia suppoeed to be solvent.
EZRA C. VORIS,
Dated June 17, 1896. Administrator.
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Riding Saddles
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B. L. Ornbaun's
HARNESS STORE.
Beginning on May 1st, and Continuing until the
Season is over we will offer the Greatest
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We have one ot the Largest (Selections of
Mens, Boys' and Children's Clothing
Hats and Furnishing' Goods.
We Want Your Trade.
The One Price Clothier, Tailor, Hatter and Gent's Eurhislier
-IN
Montgomery County's sharpest buyers long ago learned to expect the Choicest and Newest Conceits in
Ed. VanCamp & Co.
A Beautiful Line of Oxfords from $1.00 up—all the Latest Fancy toes and colorings. We have shoes for all, for Sunday and for every day in the week. Main Street, opposite Court House.
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Wool.
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