Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 March 1892 — Page 7

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WEEKLY JOUBXAL.

SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1K!V2.

Mail Dog

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Town.

A line dog belonging to M. .1. Lee, having displayed unmistakable signs of

hydrophobia Inst Saturday, was It bit two or three other dogs were at once locked up to await opments.

lulled, which devel-

A Chance.

Here is a chance for the Crawfordsville Lund A' Improvement Company. The Heath Kail Joint Company, otMin- Motiullin neapolis, Minn., is seeking a new location and wants to come to Indiana. Natural gas is not required.

Electric Lights at the Shades. The company owning the Garland Dells are contemplating the advisibility of establishing an electric light plant at the Shades for lighting the glens and grounds. Wm. Deitricli, of Waveland, was in the city lay consulting wiLh Mayor Carr as to the probable cost of the undertaking.

Opposing Pony.

Pony Moody, the man whose high ambition iL is to start a saloon in Waveland, will not have things his own way. The application for a license will be acted on by the commissioners next Monday and by that time a big remonstrance will be prepared and signed by the business men of NVaveland.

Burglary at Linden.

On Feb. 20 at Linden the general store of O. D. Thomas was burglarized and a quantity of goods taken. .Besides the loose money, a revolver, some knives underclothing and it is supposed other things were carried oil'. The tliievesentered by taking a glass from the window and departing left no clew behind. The burglary is supposed to be the work of tramps.

That Tracy Board Bill.

To 1 he K1i1or of 1 lie .lotiinal. The Christian church having paid •SlU, the amount apportioned them on the old Dr. Tracy board bill and that matter having been made

public af

fair, it is but just to the authorities of that church to say to the public that they did pay it and in this connection 1 will say 0 M. Travis paid S'2, so #'24 in all have been paid in all for which let us be thankful. J. R. Di'ncan.

Demurrer Ove.ruled.

J^astSatuiday the demurrer to the complaint in the case of Hurley & Clodfelter ship's'good. Considerable of interest.

vs. Siirah Doherty et al. for S21,'200 cianiiiges, was argued. After hearing arguments of counsel Judge Harney overruled the demurrer of the defendants. tie also gave an order for the papers which l-'rtd Doherty got of Mrs. Clodfelter, to be brought into court for examination, also the bogus telegram with which the foxy work was done..

Death of Mrs. Vileta Davis. Mrs. Vileta D.tvis, aged (i'.l years, died on Feb.tiG at 4. o'clock p.m. of lung] -ver at the home of her son. W. J. Davis, on south Washington street. The funeral on occurred Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Kev. G. W. Switzer. Mrs. Davis was an estimable lady of many noble attributes, and during her residence tu this city has made a circle of warm friends who extend to the bereaved family their sincerest syiniathv.

Juries Drawn.

The jury commissioners met Tuesday morning and the Clerk drew the following juries for the March term. The grand jury will not be called unless in the case of tin emergency.

Pr.Tix Juitv.— Isaac F. Sj.erry, Ward Walkup and John NV. Perry, of NValnut: Alvin Olark, Charles M. Bratton, M. J. Carroll, Wm. IL ilollamj, NYm. H. McNeeley and Henry Harding, Union NV111. R. Lynch, of Franklin: Charles A. Dazey, Coal Creek times B. Elmore, of Ripley.

Gkand

.JriiY.—G orge SeyboUl. of

Brown Charles A. Clark, of Clark S. C. t-J ray bill, of Scott David Brown, of Coal Creek John Y. Galey and Jonas B. Hays, of Union.

A Terrible Scene.

The .V('«•

Rich mini 11 Times

slates that

when Wm. Wilhitefell under the wheels of the Clover Leaf freight there hist NVednesday, he, writhing in awful agony, begged the bystanders to kill him. Taking out his knife he attempted to amputate his crushed and mangled limb but the knife was taken from him. He would utter terrible oaths and then cry out "God save me, Christ have mercy!" -1= *§lil "Prior to his removal to the saloon, and while yet on the platform tit the depot, ho was visited by our very worthy minister, R«v. Hargraves, who extended the unfortunate man the consolation of religion.

His brothers and only son having been summoned, were at his bedside, his sister and remaining brother not arriving until a few minutes after his death, then I ensued a eceno so affecting that it would touch with pity tho hardest of 1 1 hearts. The heart broken sister and one other woman in a saloon, surrounded I by rough men at the dead hour of mid-1 night, praying and weeping over the dead body of her unfortunate brother, 1 wits ti sad and pathetic sight that will not soon be forgotten.''

Letter

Lubu.

The following is the list of uncalled for letters remaining in the postoflice tit. ('rawfordsyille, Ind.Jor the week ending

March 1. 1892. Persons calling for

the letters will please say "advertised ".

litultlunan

1 Adams O Blair JIrd 1) Craii" Mrs

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ened if quacks have rob- 1 „„i bed you. Lot us shov t^a\ IS ol 111 Ut. 1

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Hyten Dr NVm Mtiire reg let 1 Osenbach Preslon

\NeuverLF

m.:ir

noss.

J. E. Mount was at Pittsboro Saturday. J. NY. Shepherd was at Pittsboro Saturdav.

Joseph Hoolior has returned from Rushville. Them is a new section foreman on the Big Four at this place.

Rev. .1. W. Stephens is holding a rjvival meeting at the M. JO. church. Mrs. I'ear! Witt returned to Anderson Saturday after a weeks' visit here.

Wallie Gott, has oj»"«h1a barber shop in the old room lately vacated by Win.

Several of our teachers took the examination for teacher's license at Crawfordsville Saturday.

ItAliLlSUTOX,

One lone case of scarlet fever is reported in town. The P. O. S. of A. makes a good showing with their regalia.

There is talk of another saloon in town. Make haste slowly. C. J). Kashner is moving back to his farm on the banks of Potato Creek

The race track is progressing finely under the supervision of W. N. Bowers. Mrs. Dr. Owsley, who has been seriously ill for Boiiie time, is reported better

Jim Wilson, of Madison township, was here transacting business yesterday.

Nineteen drummers by actual count were in town yesterday. All report good sales.''.--:-.'.'..'."

Gobel .t Adair have a big force of men employed

011

the residence of Peter

Adney. (hir public schools and the P. O. S. of A. observed with appropriate ceremonies

ashington's birthday.

.Tim McClellan is out with a bran new dray with two gray horses attached. The finest in the county—outside of New Market.

Lin and Bill Thompson have bought the dry goods stock of the late W. H. Rhorer, and propose to make the business hum. They are hustlers.

Now that the South wants a. legal holiday on the date of the birth of Jo IT erson Davis, let the North appoint a day of thanksgiving on the dak of his death.

Now that Dr. Owsley has let the word out that he will resign, 'tis wonderful the number of good Democrats willing to be sacrificed for the town-

is being man

ifested in a series of meetings now held at the Presbyterian church under the ministration of Rev. Sherard. of Kockville. and the pastor, Rev. MeMasters.

Examinations were held at the school building last. Saturday for the purpose of graduating, but tLe class on learning that part of their number had secretly obtained access to the questions decided to throw away the work done find try it again. Correct. Honor only to whom honor is due.

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Three weeks more of school. Albert Snyder has moved here. Tom Youjg has gone to Kansas. John X. Gray will take_ posseession of the Landman hotel the 1st of next month.

Fred McClure and family are expected here on every train from their California visit.

Rev. Shuey will commence a protraded meeting at the Christian church Wednesday evening.

Will Coombs litis rented propertv in Wingate and will move there just as 6'jon tis his health w:ll permit.

Alfred McCauley, the farmer, sliowman, hostler, politician, etc.. has taken I up his bed and walked over to Attica to

make his future home. Mrs. Mary .Tones. a widow, aged 8(i years, who lived three miles north of here, died last Thursday after a long and painful illness. The funeral wan conducted Saturday by Rev. Fuson, ol Crawfordsville.

Bus Merrill returned from his westem trip last Wednesday. NVlule gone he visited his bro'her. Billy. Sam Hays. Billy Rusk and the Snyder boys at Jo])lin. After traveling till over the West in search of a location he comes back I and rents Jack Gray's property and 1 settles down here.

The Wingate amateur dramatic com pany favored us with one of their best plays, entitled, Bound by an Oath, last

T-» rpt

formers, in the highest terms, and take great pleasure in recommending them

OXE ENJOYS flotli the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant md refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys, '-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys~m effectually, dispels colds, head1 lies and fevers and cures habitual •onstipation. Syrup of Figs is the nly remedy of its kind ever pro-

Liced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its iffects, prepared only from the niosi aealthy and agreeable substances, its nany excellent qualities commend it all and have made it the most jHjnular remedy known.

Svnip of Figs is l'cr sale* in f30c ",nd 81 bottles by all lead.ng druggists. Any reliable druggist who naj not, have it

1 1 riuiiv Bigut. 1 llOfle that W(?ro prospnt Unusualf&eilitlesrnrplarlnKKradnat-es. K^taldlshed speak of the play and also of the per-

in recommending

to our neichborins' towns The preachers of Waynetown mu6t be on a Btrike if we are to judge front their conduct. Scott has already gone to Kansas, Shuey moves to Waveland this week and Kerr will move to Crawfordsville soon. That lenves us with Porter and Miller to be heard from.

Rev. T. L. Stipp, of Yernal, 111 was 1 called by the elders of Ingersoll's chap-! el to come over last week and preach series of sample sermons in order that 1 they might arrive at some conclusion as to his ability to fill the vacancy made by Rev. Myers, who lately resigned.^

Box Suppers are all the rage now,. and are proving not only to be entertaining but very profitable. The Baptist church cleared about S30 last Thursday evening, and the Snvder's chapel folks claim to have made 840 on Satur-

l^ay n'Rht.

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I.he Methodist church will

hu next

fri(1

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evening witn

sujtper at White Hall.

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Roberts Ed Bottles of Bradrield's F.-nale Regulator 'p"n ljW -'or falling of the womb and other dis-

Wenrv eases combined, of 10 years standing, Jayhtr Miss Mary S

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The Hidden Hand Saturday night.

Lilly Sarvis went to Judson Monday morning.

Roe Mattox has1 returned to his home in St. Louis. Robert Chenault is visiting friends north of Crawfordsville.

Mrs. Dell Reynolds, of Terre Haute, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Brewer. Several of our citizens attended

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I am Selling

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Fletcher's trial at Rockville Monday. Till Rush will move to Crawfordsville where he is til work in the hub and spoke factory.

Roll Crist and wife returned .Monday morning from Waveland where they had been spending it few days amo.ig friends.

Stimulate the Illootl.

Brandreth's Pills are the great blood purifier. They are a purgative and blood tonic, they act equally

1 t,lkon

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the

bowels, the kidneys, and the skin, thus cleansing the system by the natural outlet of the body they may called the purgative sudorific am) diuretic in"dicinc. They stimul'ite the blood so as to enable nature to throw ofT till morbid humors, anil cure disease no matter by what name it may be called. One or two of them

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Lower llian evr before. Don't, ouv from peddlers, bill tlieni at first, cost. also have in stock a lint

SLATE MI-AJSTTEL-.S

Which will be sold awny doun. ('all and see them and «jet, iriocs.

F. C. Bandel.

(irecti and Pike Streets. Crawfordsville, Ind.

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