Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 July 1891 — Page 6
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July 11. *'—ltev. J. N. Wright and wife have moved to Indianapolis to make their home with a daughter. —Mrs. Thomas Florer and Mrs. A. M. Dorsey. of Lafayette, have returned home after being tho guests of 1\. B. Snyder. —Iiarry Greene has returned from Ann Arbor, Mich., where ho graduated Thursday from the medical department.
The glorious Fourth will soon be here, Wiih all its usual noise. And many folks will miss an ear
From oil llieir darling boys. —Chicago Journal. —George Oliver and Miss Lizzie Houslev will represent the Second Baptist church Sunday School which meets in Bloomington, this State, July 14th. —Capt. 1*\ D. Huestis is seriously ill with typhoid fever at Tacoma. For two weeks no person has beon permitted to see him except his physician, his nurse "ind his wife. —If this town had about two dozen men with the push and energy and tenacity of A. F. Ramsey it would be near the head of tho procession of cities of its class in Indiana. —Theodore Spillman, a thirteen-year-old youngster of the south end sat down on a scythe Saturday evening and it took several stitches to make him perfect again. This is a little worse than the traditional pin. —Proclaim the glad tiding o'er Isreal's dark sea, Music Hall is going to have a new stage carpet before next season and the days when the pretty and heavy villain shall trip over the holes in the
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are gone forever and ever by. •—L. .T. Coppage desires the public, to know, and particularly those who thought he should have gone to Ladoga to investigate the case of tho baby who died from neglect, that he is no longer deputy coroner and has not been since Dr. Bronaugh came into ollice. —A military company has been formed at Bainbridge with twenty-six members. Tho officers are captain, Geo. F. Scott: iirst lieutenant, Let' McKee and second 'lieutenant, Walter Coons. The members of this organization are all first-class citizens and the propose to push this company to tho front. —Lafayette Call: In the Circuit Court this forenoon was filed the suit of Mrs. Elizabeth Bach vs. the Protective Union of Crawfordsville on change of venue from Montgomery county to recover on an accident insurance policy of S3.(100, oil account of the death of her husband which took place in this city February f», 1890.
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No Special Licenses. 'i
The city schools will havo special teachers in writing and drawing this coming year and they will have to hustle for their license just like the teachers who teach "the three r's" at the cross roads school house. Supt. Zuck has refused to issue special licenses as has been the custom. He says the law makes no such provision and by the law he is bound.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co. *i 'V ,4:
OKAP SHOOTERS DISTURBED. The Police Make a Raid on Button's Woods and Cause Great Consternation.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, JULY 4.1891.
CHIPS. is up from Alamo to
—Lew Willis spend the week. —Tt is feared that the arm of Sidenor will have to lie amputated. —Miss Sophia Himes, of Ladoga, is visiting her sister Mrs. H. M. Harter. ---Mrs. Fannie Hose, of "Wabash, is the guest of her father, .lacob Mclntyre —The Smartsburg Good Templars will picnic in Smith's grove on Sunday,
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the wonderful growth of poetry and pugilism in the Hoosier Athens was being transcended in these latter days by the classic game of "craps," and slightly hinted that there would be a go-as-you-please "era])" tournament in Hutton's wood Sunday afternoon.
Brightly shone the Sabbath sun and merrily twittered tho forest birds and to be far from the maddening crowd and haunts of men seemed the desire of several of our eminent citizens. The hour of noon had scarce rolled by when out of their lairs stepped Bill Eaub, Bud Derickson, George Brown, Lew Minor and forty other hard heeled candidates for the Church Triumphant and to the the propitious day exclaiming, "Hail holy light, offspring of heaven first born," tlioy started oft' with hearts full of religious gratitude and jiraise foiTIutton's wood. As they nearod the sacrificial altars and heard the the merry jingle of the "bones" and the melodious croonings of"come seben-leb n," they uttered whoops of religious enthusiasm and started for tho rendezvous at a gait which would have done credit to the out of town girl at a high school hop. Those collected there were not all from
Africa's sunny sands" by a long shot. There were lots of "poor white trash," several clerks and a fair sprinkling of commercial travelers on the ground participating in the worship of King Craps. Everything was going on as merrily as one of Amelia Rives' novels when suddenly there was a cry of "The Philistines are upon us," and tho startled "crap shooters" looking up beheld afar off the glittering regalia of officers Ensminger and Grimes who were coming down like wolves on the fold, their cohorts all gleaming in silver and gold. They swooped down and smote tho shooters sore, scattering their hosts from Dan to Beersheba which is over against the Black Hills. One George, a mighty man of valor, bone bearer to Bill Iiaub and a captain of the host fled oven unto tho going down of the sun when he came into the land of Alamo and the region round about, when he lifted up his voico and wept insomuch that a husbandman brought him unto his father in a hay wagon. Tho police did not succeed in effecting a capture but broke up an exciting game and kept considerable money from changing hands. A great old game of draw poker was going on in the north-east corner of the wood and this was also disturbed.
AN ENORMOUS CROP.
A Million and a Half Bushels of Wheat Being Harvested in This County. The immense wheat crop of Montgomery county is fast falling beneath the mower, and in a few days will all stand in the shock. The total amount, of wheat sown in tho county is 00,197 acres, distribued as follows through tho several townships Coal Creek (000 Wayne l,!»i:i Uipley :ui\!0 Itrown 4,i."i8 Scott :i,001 I'niou Madison H.OOO SugarCreek... Franklin Walnut Clark
4.1l.i 4..Vis U,.-)00 a.ti.-ij
Total 50,10T It is estimated that tho yield will at least average 25 bushels to the acre. This being the case the total amount of wheat harvested in Montgomery county this year will be 1,50-1,925 bushels. We certainly have no causes to complain this year.
Iry BLACK-DRAU(in ica for Dyspepsia.
Ball vs. Bruce.
Ball iV Bruce used to be the name of a flourishing piano firm at Lafayette until a few months ago when they fell out. It is now Ball versus Bruce and they fight each other with teeth and toe nail. One of their controversies took place this morning at the home of C. O. Carlson, who is contemplating the purchase of an instrument. Their denunciations of each other's pianos and methods of business were heard all over the neighborhood and the way prices were cut waB a caution. Both claim to have sold to Mr. Carlson, but that gentleman says he has not yet purchased.
McElree'i WINE OF CARDUI for femaledlteasea.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori£
VIOLATING THE GAME LAW.
CONFESSED'TQ A CRIME.
James Gibbs While Intoxicated Confesses to Have Committed a Robbery. James Gibbs is a shoe maker residing in tho city who is addicted to the habit of intoxication. June 25 he started off on a toot and sold his shoes and coat for liquor at Charley Annabel's saloon near the Monon station. As he became drunk ho grew quite talkative and finally stated that ho was the man who robbed agent Watson last winter by striking him through the window with a club one night as he was counting money and making off with the boodle before Mr. Watson recovered. He was very boastful of tho exploit and was finally turned over to Officer Grimes bv Annable, who stated all the circumstances. Gibbs was at once lodged in jail and Mr. Watson was informed of tho capture. This morning in company with the freight conductor who witnessed the robbery last winter, Mr. Watson called at the jail for tho purpose of identifying the man. Neither of them were able to do so and they conversed some with Gibbs who was then perfectly sober. He protested his innocence stoutly and stated that he had told Annabel the story merely for a joke. The matter was left in the hands of the police who will act as they see fit. It is claimed that Gibbs was not in Crawfordsville at the time of the daring robbery. If this be true of course nothing will be done but an investigation will be made. Gibbs has a very nice family and is a hard worker when not fooling with liquor.
A DEARTH OF TEACHERS.
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A Systematic Work Being Carried on Bring the Offenders to Justice. The next Grand Jury is going to have its hands full and will have to act on more cases in reference to the violation
other reliable parties were enlisted in the good work and somes good points have been scored. The work of detecting the rascals has been carried on systematically. and already the names of forty men and boys are dov.n for dynamiting and seining fish alone. A few otlurs are in for it for shooting squirrels and (piails out of season, but the majority of the offenders are up for
small dead fish can bo seen floating around the water. They we tho victims of dynamite but were too small to be carried off with their equally unfortunate brothers who were large enough to fry. It is thought that no less than 100 cases wili come before the next Grand Jury wherein the complaint has to do with tho violation of tho game and fish laws.
Not Nearly Enough Holding License to Take Charge of the Schools. During the past year four nudes and one female applicants for teachers license havo obtained o( months license, nine male and ten female applicants have obtained months' license, fortyeight male and fifty female applicants have obtained 12 months' license, and ten male and eleven female applicants have obtained (i months' license, a total of 71 males and 72 females. There have been 33 renewals, and now 198 persons in the county hold licenses. Thirtyseven of these do not intend to teach and there are considerably over 20 chools in the county. Moreover, aO goodly per cent, of those obtaining license every year are unable to obtain schools for obvious reasons. This leaves a large hole in the ranks of real teachers and there are more than enough schools to go around. There will be two or three more examinations before school reopens, but a majority of the capable teachers already hold license and it is feared that a number of scrubs will have to be run in on some of the weaker schools to fill out the number needed to take charge. There have been 20-i applicants rejected this year of whom 78 wore males and 12(5 females.
A New Fuel.
A reliable firm in Crawfordsville is about to embark in a new business, which, if successful, will completely revolutionize the fuel question. The new fuel, or more nearly, heating process, is produced by an apparatus known as a solarifitor. This apparatus consists of a largo reflector, highly polished and coated with a chemical preparation which possesses tho quality of attracting tho sun's rays. This reflector is connected by pipes to tanks with which the sun's rays are concentrated. From these tanks the condensed ozone is drawn into cans and hermetically sealed. By this method a family will be enabled'to lay in a supply of concentrated heat for winter use, and it is claimed, at a greatly reduced cost. Should this new process become a fixed and reliable heater, natural gas and other artificial means of heating will become a drug on the market. Let the citizens of Crawfordsville give this firm all tho encouragement possible as it is to the advantage of all.
The Grout Itencjlt.
Which people in run down state of health derive from Hood's Sarsaparilla, conclusively proves that this medicine "makes the weak strong." It does not act like a stimulant, imparting fictitious strength, but Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up in a perfectly natural way all the weakened parts, purifies the blood, and assist to healthy action those important organB, the kidneys and liver.
of game and fish laws thn.ii any other they had been rent in escaping from Grand Jury in the .history oi ?Iont-watermelon groves which are surrounded gomory county. A party of three or by barbed wire fence. Now, unfortufonr sportsmen formed an organization nately Allen is fornl of the flowing bowl, this Spring and have put forth every "Like every jolly fellow, he takes his effort to ferret out. the violators of the whisky clear he's a rollicking rake of law. Most of the road supervisors and poverty, tho son of a gambolier." Several weeks ago Allen came into Crawfordsville and began to see the white elephant. He drank beer and poured
reis and (piaus out oi season, out tlie police. He objected strenuously to going to jail and declared when they breaking the laws protecting fish. It is were putting him in that if he were alI said that there will lie some sad sur- lowed to go back to New Richmond ho I prises in store for numerous good peo would procure the money necessary to pie over the county. It seems that a pay his fine. As he was half seas over number of freeholders whose property and wholly unknown he was locked up 1 borders on Sugar Creek feel at perfect ami kept there for about three days, liberty to step down and blow up lish being unable to pay the tine and costs, for breakfast any day, and a walk up Finally the jail became a little crowded and down the creek proves this to lie a and he, together with several tramps, I I fact. At almost anv pool numerous
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Allen Anton, the New Richmond Knight of the Goose, Wants Damages. Allen Anton is a tailor of New Richmond and patches up the pants of her citizens after their "scraps," or when
wiiiskv, claret and pop in oil top of it, and in the evening he lost control of his legs and gained control of his voice to such an extent that he became a nuisance and was taken in charge by the
was turned out. He promised on leaving that he would send in tho money for the line but has not yet done so. In fact he has gone to the opposite ex treme and has retained lawyers to sue the county for damages. He claims that before ho entered the Montgomery county jail that he was a paragon of 2hysical and moral cleanliness. Now ho is a wreck in both. He says that ho entered the jail perfectly clean, but that he came out fairly eaten up with lice and covered with vermin. He had to roost with a tramp who was anything but cleanly, and his constitution was well nigh wrecked by his three days' experience of jail life. Again he had a good reputation before he was incarcerated, but now that is gone and ho is pointed out by his neighbors as "the man who served a term in jail." He has suffered great mental anguish too he thinks, and will ask big damages.
Mr. Anton may have been humiliated as he richly deserved to be for getting on an indecent drunk, but when he claims tho jail of Montgomery county is infested with vermin ho is sadly off It is known to be kept in a perfectly clean and healthful condition and all the authorities making tours of investigation there so pronounce it. If Anton came out covered with lice he undoubtedly entered 111 the same condition.
I) 1 HL1SGTOX.
11. II. Alien will start home from England next week. Eph Barnhart and family are visiting here this week.
Job Wilson was the first to cut wheat. He commenced Tuesday morning.
Newt Booher has again embarked in barber business, this time with T. M. Campbell.
The Prairie dancing club are billed for a big hop at Campbell's Hall the eve of July 1.
I11 the case of White & Co., of New York vs. Dr. Berryman, the jury found for tho defendant.
W. II. Snyder will quit- blacksmithing and commence training his fast stock at the Crawfordsville fair grounds after harvest.
Jimmv Peterson, of Potato Creek will soon take Dan Lewis' place as book keeper in the bank and Dan will resume his duties as railroad agent.
We noticed in passing the poor farm not long since the effects of reform, tho implements and litter scattered scattered around tho barn plainly showing tho change.
Y/.U' ROSS.
Mrs. Hinton Gott is on the sick list. Mr. Adkins, of Indianapolis, is the guest of his brother, T. O. Adkins.
P. M. Brown went to Martinsville to spend a week at the medical springs. Misses Rose Hankins and Nancy Morrison are visiting relatives at Wilkin-
Wheat harvest is in full blast and already a large acreage is cut anil the yield promises to be bountiful.
When a true assertion is made some people will rise up in indignation and fairly use up the one who made it, not once remembering tnat the truth hurteth all offenders. N. B. tako the hint nnd if the shoe fits you wear it.
A'A'W' MAHhllL'.
Farmers are busy cutting wheat. C. H. Walden and ft. M. Beck were at Crawfordsville yesterday.
Misses ]Iilitv and .Tulia Wrav have returned home from Ladoga. Rev. lvindig, of Waveland, filled his appointment hero yesterday.
Miss Ella McCalip, of Crawfordsville, is visiting friends and relatives hen. Mrs. Calvin and daughter of Crawfordsville, are down visiting relatives and friends.
The ice cream festival held in Will Rush yard Saturday night was well attended and everybody present had a good time. tj
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State of Indiana, Montgomery i.e: Montgomery circuit court, term. 18»1.
count v. Tn September
Cliarlc-s L. Thomas, administrator of the estate of Ellen Smith, deceased, vs. Charles P. Mnith .lames A. Smith, Joseph G. Smith, Kmtnii Jackson, Wlcklill'e Smith, John Maitiu nnd Walter Smith. Complaint No. 2:240.
Now comes the plaint ill'by A. 1. Thomas, his attorney ,and files his compl int herein together with an affidavit thut said defendant, Charles P. Smith, Joseph G. Smith. Walter Smith and Emma Jii"kson are not residents of the State of Indiana.
Notice is therefore hereby given said nonre identdefendants,that unless they be anl appear on the lstday of the next term of the Montgomery Circuit Court., to be holden
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the seventh day ot September. A. 1)., 1801. at the Court House in Crawfordsville, in said County and State, and answer or deniu" to said comp'aint, the same will be heard anil determined in their •ibsenee.
Witness my name, and the seal of said Court, affixed at Crawfordsville.this 24th day ol.Huie, A. 1) 1 Sill. 11KNKY II. HUUUT, Oerk. .1 une "..'7, w-I'.
gllKKll'TS A1,E. l$y virtue of an execution, tome directed from the Clerk of the eiicuit. court of lloone county. State of Indiana, in favor of Kishcr Doherty, issued to
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of said day, at the court house doc-r i" the city ol' Cnnvfonlsville, Montgomery ounty, Indiana, the rents and prolits term Hot exceeding seven years, the following escribed real estate in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit,:
Part of lot number eighty-six (H0!'as the srmo is known and designated on the original 1 lat I of the town (now cit.v) of Crawfordsville, In-j diana, bounded as follows: llcginningat tho 1 northwest corner of said lot eighty-six inn-j nlng thence south llfty-one (."1) feet and tlueo (I!) inches thcuce east one hundred nd sixty-live (105) l'cet more or less to the alley thence north to the northeast, oorner of said lot eighty-six (SO) llfty-one (51) feet and three (H) inches, thence west to the place of beginning. Also the following real estate in said county and State, to-wit: Lots numbered thirteen vl l) and fourteen (14) In block twenty-three (2U) as tho same is known and designated
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Canby's addition to said city of Crawfordsville. to be sold to satisfy said execution. Interests and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution. 1 will on the same day at the same place, oirer the feesimple of said real estate.to satisfy a judgment for four thousand, nine hundred and fifty four and 3-100 dollars, together with interest and costs, and without any relief 1'iom valuation orappralsen.ent laws.
Said real estate taken as the property of John B. Kobb. EBEN EZElt P. .WcCLA SKE Y,
Sheriff Montgomery, County, Indiana. By E. H.Cox, Deputy. Hurley & Clodfelter, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Tho Itoiinl 1 Ucvicw will liciir complaints from tin- (lilit'rcr.l town-li ps and towns upon the 1 ays anil dates as follows: .!niy Till. Coal Cruet, W»\no township and Waynetov.11. .lulys. Hipley Alamo. Ill-own ami Waveland, •Inly ltli. ^cdtt. Ma.li-on and ^njrirt reek. .Inly 10th. I-Yankiin, Darlinvion, Walnut New ltiiss, Clavlc ami l.adotra.
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