Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 November 1890 — Page 2
Advice to the Aged.
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THE JOURNAL.
SA.TUKDAY, NOV. 29, 1890.
An Athenian in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma City Daily Times has ton headed article eulogistic of Judge Burford's administration. The substance is as follows: ,"i ltogistar Burford and Receiver Deanoy have beeu diligently endeavoring briug thy uffiirs at the land office under their cart*, to a higher plane of honor able and civilized dealing between mm aud man, They dstermined that everything done shall be done on the strictest business principles and no rowdyism or doll-dozing will bo ullowed. One 'lav lately in a contest room it is said tnut a 'gun' was drawn aud a threat was made that if a certain witness swore to certaiu thing that he should not live to walk out of tli9 room. On another occasion a man stmd five hours in the laud office, not daring to venture down bo3tm.se his life was threatened. The officials have decided put a stop to ouch frontier practices aud this morning Judge Burford was otlled to decide a point of difference between two attorneys in which some violent language was use I in a threatening manner.
Judge iiunord stopped the fractious attorney instinter,and said "We will have no more of this. We demand as much courtesy this room as in any court, and another thing, there are to be no more pistols or knives in this land office. 1 shall have the first man arrested that has a deadly weapon on his parson." •Several wituesses looked down ••heir noses bUt. not a word was said. The case of a man who carries a weapon, is by many looked on with suspioion. When Burford and Delaney made a ruliugon any point, the attorneys and claimants know that it means just what is said. In a short time the business at the land office will go off like a Sunday school.
TEE YEEI)I0T!
Comments of the Press on the Result of the Trial. (Lafayette Courier.)
The Courier has never expressed itself as to the guilt or innocence of the acoused, and now that the vjrdict has been rendered by twelve men who are presumed to be .conscientious and unbiased, there is nothing to do but to acquiesce without protest. But while this is a truism, ii is not improper, perhaps to call attention to the inconsistency of the judgment rendered. Pettit was either guilty or he was innocent. There is no middle-ground. It he was guilty of the monstrous crime for which he was indicted, then he ought to have been hanged as nigh as Gilderoy's kite ii he was innocent he should have been allowed to go lree. A sentence to the penitentiary, though even it be for life, is a palpable inconsistency. It is too suggestive that it was a guessiug contest that brought about the result. It is not the province of the Courier to try the case over again, to pass upon the defendant's guilt or innocence, or to impugn the good intentions of the jurors, but no line discrimination is necessary to discover the inconsistency of a verdict that seems half apologetic. A lifo sentence is a very severe one, to be sure, but it the prisoner is deserving of a term in the penitentiary, he is equally deserving of the extreme penalty. (Lafayette Call.)
There seems to be a great degree of uaanimity of sentiment in approval of the verdict this comunity. At least ninety-nine out of every one hundred people believe Pettit to bo probably guilty, und yet, iu a case purelv circumstantial, there was a natural hesitancy at condemning the prisoner to death. The verdict is almost universally approved, as just to the prisoner, while yst upholding the majesty of the law. The jury was supposed, by the most shrewd observers, to stand" three for and niLO against the prisoner, and a disagreement was confidently looked for by the prisoner's counsel, and would li-ve been no surprise t^ tl:
JDoral i. ill iii\ A aouv'' Unn was ly expected oy most. The result is a splendid triumph lor our own Prosecutor, George W. Haywood, as well as Mr. An erson, the young Montgomery cauuty Prosecutor, who have so ably conducted the case. The attorneys for the delense did everything which men could, in behalf of their client, but it is clear they erred in personally assailing, as they did, reputable witnesses on be half of the State, in the arguments and the result was no doubt somewhat damaging to their case. Their defense was lamentably week in vital facts, and consisted too largely of glittering generalities, to strike the average jury quite favorably but it would be unjust to censure defendant's counsel—for this it was another fault they did all that men to save their client, and have a large aud varied assortment of "exceptions" and technicality with wliioh to tempt the capricious palate of the Supreme Coifrt in his behalf. (Terre HauteaExpress.)
The brother and sister of Mrs. Pettit stood at the door of the court house to thank the jurymen who had just rendered a verdict of guilty apaiUst the liev. Mr. Pettit. A bailiff" should have hustled Unit sister and brother out of the way. The jury which in all probability had reluctantly, for justice's sake, pronounced the reverend oriuiinal guilty, could not wish to be considered the agent of tho brother and sister's vengeance.
Try BU£JCDRAtQlfr tet soi SyipopQh
NEW ROSS.
O. B. Hultz was in town Sunday. W. O. Imel is at Covington this week. Fred Maxwell was at Crawfordsville Saturday.
The next Teaohers Institute will be held here. Dave Norman has built a Farmer's Alliance barn.
John Conover attended meeting at Union Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Bronaugh was in your nity Thursday.
H. E. Hadley, of Indianapolis was in town Saturday. Harvey Harrison, of imestown, was in this place Sunday.
Rev. G. W. Bowman preached at tho M. E. church Sunday. C. T. Bronaugh has built an addition to his house on Green str, et.
Prof. J. B. Evans, of Waveland, was over to see lus father Saturday. Several of our citizens attended meeting at Jamestown Sunday night.
Tho little daughter of Dan and Mary Callahan is very sick at this writing. Mitfe Mattie Johnson, who teaches school at No. 17 Union township, is sick.
The Midland is a good rail road. It carries our passengers on to Ladoga, and the fumest part is, they do not stop for the crossing.
iiAKF'"!,
Mr. James Martin and wife spent Sunday at David Blnford's. Eider Pas?agt- preached here Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night to large congregations.
Miss Bertha Mote spent Sunday with Lulu Milner. Mrs Ella Vangundy spentSunday with her sister Mrs. Mary Binford.
Miss Minnie Cloud is visiting at Henry Binford. Rev. Joseph Glaze, of Winchester, 0., was tho guest ot George McCoy last week.
Mr. Frank Morrison and wife spent Sunday at Willis Sands'. H. S. Binford is at work in Hamilton county.
I. M. Yanee will move to Kirklin next week and Mr. Moore will move to the Vanco farm.
Miss Minuie Binford spont Sunday with Cora Long. Hunting rabbits and quail is tho passiue for the boys.
A party will be tho order of tli» evening next Wednesday at George Francis. S. S. Imel and wife spent Sunday at hi« brother's.
The man who says ho knows where gas is and will not tell without the money,is in our town.
LIINNSBUIUJH.
Hydrophobia Is in our midst. Mrs. Curtis Edwards is still very low. A. inn is shipping corn from this place. 0. W. Bratton lost a fine cow from hydrophobia.
Mr. George Hanna, of Greoncastle, is in town this week. Miss Minnie Itedenbaugh friends at Jamestown.
is visiting
Linn & Edwards shipped a car load of stock to Indianapolis Monday, Rev. Carson will conduct services at the Christian church next Sunday.
Corn in this vicinity is all shucked. It averages from 50 to 75 bushe.s per acre.
Edwin Linn, who has been visit ng friends in Broken Bow, Neb., has returned home.
Mrs. John Crain, of Rochester, Minn., is visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Quite a number of our farmers have their farms posted. Good as to say hunters stay off.
NKW KOSS.
Uly Harris is back from Michigan. J. D. Hurt wa3 at Indianapolis Tuesday.
Chris. Walkup was at Crawfordsville Wednesday. Mrs. Hannah Peterson was at I obanon Wednesday.
Quito a number were at the county seat Wednesday. Dan Callahan Is now section foreman on section No. 7 of tue Big Four.
The morning passenger OH the Midland was four hours late Wednesday. Several of the boys attended the burial of Ed Sirnnis at Lebanon, Wednesday.
Anyone who finds a mitten checked with red and blue will please leave at Hadley & Brown's store.
Ed Simms, of Lebanon, who hauled logs for Alfred Maudlin last winter at this ph'ce, died In thn northern pnrf of Michi-
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to ljiiijtsnon and interred Wednesday. ^rank Hatcher was born in October 1S70, and died November 19, 1S90. He was an orphan his parents having died many yoais a o. He has been staying at Joseph Stipes for several years. The remn ins were interred at Pisgah Cemetery.
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Miss Sallie Gray, of Waynetown, is visiting her brother here. The M. E. churoh election called out the people hero Weduesday.
Mrs. Margaret Shauklin visited friends at New Richmond Sunday. John J. Messmore has developed into quite a butcher, he kills once a week,
Wm. Moore and Miss Ollie Foote, of Elmdale, visited Miss Leona Messmoro Sunday.
W. M. Gray and wife talk of spending the winter in the South, probably at Chattanooga, Tenn.
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December 5, the county Sunday school convention will convene at Union Chapel just south of here.
The friends of Mrs. Jno. Messmore assisted her in celebrating her birthday Thursday. Quite an enjoyable time was passed, eating turkey, music, eto.
Tho right way to cure catarrh is to eradiate the poisonous taint which! causes tho diseases, by taking Hood's Sarsapaiilla.
LINDEN.
A good rain last Sunday night. Mr. Timons has moved to our town. Abner Newkirk has moved close to our town.
Our band has been reorganized with Otis Reese as leader. Dr. E. P. Waehburn, of Kewana, waa here last week.
Charles Goodwin landed here from Greenwood last Saturday. George White has moved into his new dwelling house on his farm
Will McClure, of Frankfort, was on duty this week at thiB place. Uncle Tom Ward is down siok at the old brick with the family of Ed Tyres.
The farmers are getting 40 oents a bushel for oorn and are still not satisfied. 0. A. Newkirk and family visited friends in the Star City on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Daisy Fraley, Mrs. Bell White, Mrs. Eliza Howard aud others are on the sick list.
Mrs. J. S. Bennett roturned last Saturday from a visit with her daughter at Goose Niblle.
The Christian ohuroh Sunday school on last Sunday votod to have an entertainment on Chrisimas.
Y. H. Miller shipped a oar load of hogs last Sunduy aud hauled a wagon load of dead hogs to the stink house.
The I. O. G. T. Order is having good meetings of late, and the Juvenile Templars will oome together on next Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Washburn left a week ago last Monday with her brother, Robert Martin and his wife for Jamestown, Dakota.
The Clover Leaf had some more Civil Engineers out trying to fiud the north line of Thomas Shanklin's west eighty acres of land.
C. W. White has moved his household goods and rented his farm to J. M. Stephenson, who had rented his house to A. S. Fraley.
The representative to the Grand Lodge of the I. O. O. F. at Indianapolis this week was J. O. Dingman from the Linden Lodge, aud J. N. Beach for Randolph Lodge at Romney.
List of officers of Wheeler Lodge No. 145. 1. O. G. T: Washington Bales, (J. T. Miss Emma Bash, V. T. Edgar Benefield, P. C. T. Otis Reese, Secretary Ollie Howard, Assistant Secretary Wm. Keeney, Financial Secretary, Annie Wilson, T. Frank Dunkle, M. Mate McClain, D. M. Jennie Chinault, C. Carrie Pixley, G. Chas. Church, S. Hattie Lewallen, S. J. T. J. S. Bennett, L. D.
NEW RICHMOND.
Hugh Patton is doing well. Anew boy at Jim Harriman's. J. W.McCardle will move here soon. No more seats in the primary room here.
The depot has just received anew coat of paint. Unci© Jim Harris is going to Grawordsvilie.
A boy at Beverly Miller's, and Bev. is proud of him. Miss Emma Coon Sundayed with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lige Watts.
Hanry Groves eays bo can make more fence than anybody, if tlioy let him have his time.
There is comfort for a man with a prematurely gray beard in Buckingham's Dye, because it never fails to color an oven
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Pacts Worth Knowing,
In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane the remedy used must be non-irritating. The medical profession h8R been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished with douches, snuffs powders or syringes be-
IUSO they are all iritating, do not thoroughly reach the effected surfaces and should be abandoned as worse than failures. A multitude ot persons who had for years borne ail the worry and pain that catarrh can inflict testify to radical cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
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Crawfordsville, Ind.
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GOOD NOTES
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122%, Main street, vrfordsviliejud.
O. N. WILLIAMS & CO.,
[Successors to Williams iz Wilhlto.]
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Hster,
aving secured the services of Wm. Weblato of tho Arm of Johnson & Webster, abstractors of title, I am prepared to furnish on short notice, full and complete abstracts of title to all lands in Montgomery county, ludluna, at reasonable prices. Deeds and mortgages carefully executed. Call at tlio Kocorder's oftice. octSyl TJIOS. T. MUNHALL, Recorder.
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