Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 March 1892 — Page 6

SATURDAY, MARCH 5,1892.

.FLASHES fROM OVEK THE OIT?.

—A. H. Rickner is erecting a resilience in the Rernley addition.

—Dr. Smith and wife, of Greencastlo, spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Gardener.

—Ed VanCamp kas purckased tke property of Newt Martin on east Main street. —Tkorntown kas been piped for natural gas and services pipes are being put in rapidly.

—Zackariak W. Williams kas been appointed administrator of the estate of the late William Taylor. •—The divorce cases of Amanda Davis against James Davis, and Anna Shoen lorf against Nicholas Shoendorf have been dismissed.

David Ridge celebrated his seventeentk birthday Feb. 29. This gay little boy was born (58 years ago, but has had but seventeen birthdays just the same. —Rank Walkup has bougkt the property of R. A. Bell, on tke corner of Wkitlock avenue and Market street. Mr. Walkup will make his home there. --Mrs. Thomas Costello submitted to •an operation on her eyes by Dr. Greene and Dr. Taylor a short time ago. She Jiad been blind from cataract but, is now •.able to see. ,,

Rutkamn, the little daughter of janitor Dorsey, who kas been very sick •with grip and tonsillitis, is reported better and now Mrs. Dorsev is sick with the same complaint.

Mrs. Robert Braden, of Tnuianapolis, died last Sunday. Her maiden name was Miss Rene Newton and she was raised in this city where she has many acquaintances and friends. -The person who finds Capt. Talbot's stuck register and day book, advertised in the ''Lost"' department of I'lir. »»ouiiNAL, and will return it to him will receive a liberal reward. It is worth nothing to anybody but the owner. -A rag carpet is much needed at- the Orphans' Home. Dadies or little girls in town or country, who are willing to assist, may send calls sometime within the coming month to the Home, or to rs. (). M. Gregg. —The Knights Templar met at three clock on Feb. ilfi afternoon and worked until eleven o'clock at night.

D. F. McCiure. Geo. W. Graham,

THE NEW FIRM OP

Store has been remodeled and

enlarged, making it the handsom

est and most complete store in

Western Indiana, and if you will

watch this space we will keep

vou posted in the Ait at and

•'Xcwat Goods in our line, which

will shortly begin to arrive from

the purchases of Mr. McCiure,

McCLURE & GRAHAM

The following gentlemen from Ladoga were received into the order: A. M. Scott, D. 1). Riddle..l. (J. Kuox and C. A. Good bar.

ARE HERE THE TRADE PALACE.

The Trade Palacc Dry Goods

Trade Palace. North Washington Street.

WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Orawfurdsville .loritwt, issued a handsome boom edition of KIN thousand copies 1 st week, setting fort the advantage and resources of Montgomery county.

THE .IOI

KNAIJ is a neat,

well prepared and well edited periodical. Wimjute (irii/hif. •$, —Will Schlemmer has returned from

Indianapolis where he went to make a

—The Crawfordsville

—A sister and brother of Mrs. St. John llosa arrived in the city yesterday, from Ft. Wayne, Ind., and took her back home with them, Mrs. liosa is the woman who has been detained in the county jail on account of being crazy. She is much better mentally than when taken to the jail and conversed intelligently with officer lteddy .last night. Danville Neirs. —Mike White, of Crawfordsville, is

who is now in the New York

markets making his selections for

the Spring trade.

You are cordially invited and

urged to look through our large

SIOCK. and we will guarantee you

prices that will save you money.

You will always receive a hearty

welcome whether you wish to

buy or not.

McCiure & Graham.

suggested as candidate for Governor Mike is all right, has the necessary qualifications, and deserves something at the hands of the Republican party with which he kas labored so long and faithfully... .Fred Bandel has an nounced himself as candidaie ffr Mayor of Crawfordsville. His party could not elect a better or more worthy man, but of course, it is none of our business as we are outside the corporate limits of the county seat....THE

VILLE

JOUKNAIJ

CRAWFOHDS-

got out a handsome

boom edition last week. It showed great taste and skill in tke writing and tke make up, and served as an excellent emblem of

THE JOURNAL'S

prosperity.

We congratulate all who aided in the work.—Ladoga Leader.

VERT DEPLORABLE.

Mrs. ere Townsley Loses Her Mind While Suffering With the Grip and Becomes Violent.

One of most truly lamentable incidents in connection with the epidemic of grip which has been raging throughout this community occurred laRt Monday. For several weeks both Jere Townsley and wife have been very ill at their home north-east of the city. Mrs. Townsley especially had been very ill and for the past day or two her mind has been perceptibly affected. This morning about five o'clock she suddenly, while suffering intensely, arose from her bed, where she kad been lying at tke 6ide of Mr. Townsley, and seizing a stick of stove wood struck kim a violent blow on tkekead. Mace Townsley, wko kappenened to enter tke room at tkat nuinent, at once took tke stick away from ker rnd soon kad ker quieted. Mr. Townsley's arm kad been thrown across kis face wken tke blow was struck so tke injury was not so severe as it migkt kave been. He was resting quite easily at noon and seemed quito clieorful. Mrs. Townsley is also muck quieter and it is koped tkat witk proper treatment ske will soon bo restored to her health. Her many friends sympathize with her in her sad 'nisfortune and hope for her ultimate recovery.

How Dick Kissed His Girl.

The Sugar Grove correspondent of the New Richmond Times gives the following which will prove interesting to the many friends of Dick Bible in this city and county. "In Dick Bible's "Menoirs of the Gumsuck," as published in the

CitAwroRDsviijLK JOURNAL,

requisition of arms and uniforms for nailed to the bench, and'the boy was to Company I. He thinks there is a chance kiss the girl three times without tearing for Crawfordsville to get the State en- his pants, or pay a penalty. Dick failed :-aiupment, our strongest competitor in the first attempt, but on the followbeing Ivichinond.

JOITHNAI.

has

issued a highly creditable industrial edition, illustrative and descriptive of the business interests of the Hoosier Athens, and which reflects luster on the city it advertises, and the paper from whose ollice it was issued.--Lafuyette Couriai.

an in

teresting link has been left out which destroys the current of attraction, and an entertaining quality is lost. I think it was at a party held at "Bed Bug" one night, when Dick was just emerging from his "teens'' that some fellow void of conscience perpetrated a joke on him in introducing a new game called "Snick-a-snee" which consisted in placing two benches parallel with each other, and about four feet apart on these were seated a boy and a girl fac-

iug each other. The boy's pants were

ing night at a party held at Sammy Dazey's he succeeded in kissing his girl seven times, and got up and walked off with the bench. He was afterward detected in wearing a sheepskin in his jjanes.

The IJ MIC s.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use' the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite remedy.

rIo

get the true and {.ennine

article, look for the name of the California I-ig Syrup Co., printed near the bottom of the package.

Couhtng loads to Consumptions Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once.

Lanes 1*amily Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people need to use it.

THELEAP YEAR HO tV

A Vp,rv Large Attendance and a Most Enjoyable Affair. The initial leap year dance in Crawfordsville occurred on Feb. 29 at the P. O. S. of A. armory and is pronounced by everyono to kave been an unqualified and maguificent success. As early as 7 o'clock the streets were filled with cabs bearing the young ladies to the homes of their gentlemen company, who sat no doubt clutching their roses nervously and with their poor tender little hearts almost beating their ribs out at the! thought of the lonely ride in the closed cab with the ladies who were likely to tickle them under their chins, muss I their hair and do a thousand awful things before the dancing hall was reached. As no startling attentions of such a nature kave been reported, however, we presume that such fears were groundless. The ladies marched bravely up to the houses of their fair ones through the rain and presented their cards to the mammas of their young men, who looked at them over their spectacles with a mild and awe struck wonder, tkinking no doubt of how things had changed since they were young and frivolous. When the blushing young men appeared they were tenderly lifted into tke cab and as tenderly lifted out again wken tke destination was reacked. Wken tke young ladies went into the dressing room they took the gentlemen's dance programmes in with tkem and wken tkev reappeared tkose programmes kad been filled,nearly everyone of tkem marked for tke twen-ty-four dances. Tke floor was uncomfortably full at times and was also a little too well waxed, causing several to receive hard falls, but for all that tke dance was simply ckarming. Tke only ckances offered to tke gentlemen to ckoose partners were in tke two "gent's ckoice," and tke floor on both these occasions presented an animated scene. Pandlon Brothers of Indianapolis, furnished the music and it was a most excellent character. It has been rarely, indeed, that a more pleasant hop has occurred, as everyone of the following who were present can attest:

MISSES Ada Datchou, Madge Johnson,

Maud Cowan, Helen Watson, Kittic Campbell. Mary Morgan, Mary Somerville, Roberta, Ivrout, Ulanctie Stockton, Sarah Newton, Mayme Spiilman, .... Okie Hanna. Belle Johnson, Allie Marshall, Ada Soinerville, Gertrude Beck, Kin in a Johnson. Margaret Morgan. Nancy Elston. Belle Sprague. Lelia Buird. Grace White. Ota Nicholson, Charlotte Robinson May Kline, Hattie Detchon,

Hattie Purcel, Hannah Johnson, Maud Muhorney, Jessie Lee, Willie Lee, Helen Smith. Mary Elston, Martha Thomas, Annie White, Mary Hallowell,

Waynetown

Miss Keiser,

Muncic

Miss Tipton, Kentucky MKIDAMES. J. R. Bouneli, J. McCormick, W.E. Henkel, Am Jones, Harley Ornbaum.

nssus. Harry Morgan -Kelse.y

Clarence Zener, C. N. Williams, Fred Wilhite, Will Goltra, VV. E. Coons, Will Brown, Claude Travis, Tom Nicholson, Chas. Culbertson. Ed McCotlough,

Bert msey Will HutchingsV Douglass Griffith, Harry Rice. James Johnson, Chester Britton, Robert Thomson, rf. M. Velse.v, Jesse Tabor. Frank Ivistler, Rol Johns, Hanier Allen,

Crawtord.

Sherman Jernegan, Paul Zinuuenniin, B. M. Condit, L. C. Rose, Warren Goldsherr.v, Darrell Blair. S'leruian Trout. Ilarry Greene.

Logansport.

Tom Eastman. Deitnck, I ndianapolis, I.)u'k Sample, Jap Divssi'r.

A.UgUSt Ub

frank Goii/ales.

Lafayette.

Basged Noble Game.

Sheriff Bible sat in his royal curule chair all day Monday receiving the con. gratulations of the unterrified Democracy. The scandal of the jail delivery in which Mr. "Nig" Seering escaped had been wiped out. It was not wiped out in blood, to be sure, but in the next best way by the recapture of the enterprising "Nig" who when he went away carried with him a half bushel basket full of padlocks and handcuffs. "Nig" came into town Saturday night and drew the satin covers over his .sanctimonious ears at his father's domicile. Sunday morning the wanderer's return was duly reported on the streets by the neighbors who were eager to see the high lord executioner of Montgomery county exert the dread prerogatives of his ollice. Much to their disappointment ollicer Grimes appeared to bag the game but so unwilling was the family to part with the cherished "Nig" that

Sheriff Bible was finally sent for. He arrived on the scene preceded by two gigantic etheopian slaves, attired in the royal juirple, and bearing huge battle axes. 8heriff Bible dressed in the full regalia and with drawn 6ciiniter strode into tke Seering mansion and ordered tke surrender of tke escaped "Nig." All present fell on tkeir knees and tke cowering "Nig" was soon manacled by the Lord Sheriff's attendants, thrown into a clothes basket and taken back to jail where he now repines.

MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Elmer W. lteam and Lulu lirewer.®™Wilson Ferguson and Mrs. Rosa Helsey.

Lynn

Thompson and Effie

Booher.

tt®

Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate transfers reported by Thomas. T. Munhall, abstractor and real estate dealer: Ida Hnverciinip to \V II Micks, SO acres I'nionip 11,800.00 11 (J'NL'III to Dona Moore pi lot iu city.. 400,01) Win Itrviint to N ana I) Hoyer 80 acres Sujrar Creek tp .*.... t!,000.00 l.ec to .1 Quillen lot in city ^,000.00 1-. E Acker, Loin,, to Aaron VuuOleavo 11 lots lirowusvullcy 330.00

I. Tipton to I. W Tipton l-ti SO acres Clark tp (iiili.Uii Hloomlle il White to Dempscy Auman lot in Whit's.ille l'J.1.00

II Annum rout et al. to I, A Haverciiinp l.Vj ticre.-rnion tp 1,000.00 Eli/.abetli It I'cleo to Slelibins (,aick •40 acres Coal Creek tp l.HOO.OO Frank .lolm-on to John 1 11 nil ni in trad in Walnut I 150.00 S Warren to Grant Warre two lots in city -i,500.00 Klioda Townsley to Caluiau Haum lot. in KirUpatrick 770.00 W I! Lynch to Adney & Shannon of a ract, in Darlington 1,000.00 Cyrus Hoohcr to und Adnev lot in Darlington 'J00.00 Win Ham Arch Scoit .'!! acres llrown tow fish 100.00 Margaret Zook to A W Herron !M acres Hi nicy Ip .. (i,000.00 10 Applegate to W and A \V Cliileote 1 acre Coal Creek tp 5.00 StehbeiiB Quick lo.lohn J. Lynch, 40 acres in Coal Creek tp I,:t:i0 00 America (i Wilson to John A Wilson tract iu llrown tp HOO.OO Margaret AlderJiee to \V Cuppy lot in Wavelanu 100.00 W Cunp toThos A Ferguson lot in

Wavelanii 450.00 Margaret.) Alderdlce toThos A Ferguson three lots in Waveland !00,00 Madhou liarton to S Kersey pt lot in Darlington 1:10.00 W II Mote to Shad Kitehey Interest in 8134 acres inFrauklin tp 2,500.00 \V Montgomery toJ Wilson 'J40 acres Coal Creek tp 5,000.00

2li transfers $31,551.07 The Musical Amateurs. Tho flourishing musical organization at each meeting that it is doing a moat valuable work in our city. The programme of Monday's meeting was carried out at the home of Mrs. A. B. Anderson on College Hill and was as follows: March from Lenere SmyphoHy llnff

Mrs. Atuluisou, Mrs. Seversou.

"Ave Verum" Millard Aliss Cowan. Melodic :linhenstein

Miss Helen Wat-son.

Opera audoratori (louversatiou)..Mrs. Hughes Greeting Mcndle**ohn Miss Cowan, rs. Thomas. Morning-Peer Gynt Suite Kdward (ireiv

Miss Wolte, Miss Katherine Campbell. Barcarolle F,w/ Kuvhen Miss Cowan, Miss Wolfe,

Mri. Thomas, Mrs Walter.

Tn addition to this Miss Nellie Nicholson was present and favored the ciub with Arditis "Magetic Waltz."

Death of Mrs. Jane VanHook. Gen. M. D. Manson received word yesterday evening of the death of Mrs. Jane VanHook, aged 90 years, which occurred Monday morning at the home of ker son-in-law, Lafayette Ball, of Hiawatka, Kansas. Mrs. VanHook lived in Crawfordsville until two years ago wken ske went to Kansas. Ske came to tkis county in 1823 and was tke widow of Martin VanHook. Ske was one of tke best known people in the county and had a large number of friends here. She leaves a valuable farm near this city. The body will be brought here for burial. Mrs. VanHook was the mother of A. J. VanHook of this city.

DEAFA'JESS CAN"1 JiECUllEli by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear.

There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube getB intiamed you kave a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can I be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an intiamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars freo.

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Castoria.

Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me."

H. A. ARCHKR, M. D.,

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Our physicians in tho children's department have spoken highly of their experience in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that tho merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it."

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