Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 August 1893 — Page 7

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We are needing more rain. Health in general is tolerably good. Jack Canine hauled cloverseed Monday. Mrs. James Todd is reported about again. Walter Smith went to Waveland Saturday.

Chas. Smith is working near Newtown for Byron Ivite. Luna Bayless and his two children are living with his parents.

There was a reunion of the t)eer family at the Shades Thursday. It is getting so dry that the farmers can't hardly breali their ground.

Charley Rush has been on the sick list, but is able to be out again. Reece Whittington, of Iowa, visited at Joshua Whittington's Tuesday.

The blackberry crop is all gone and the crop was a very poor one, too. Sherman Whittington, wife and son, Fred, Sundayed at James Todd's.

The little daughter of John Carington is very sick with scarlet fever and is a little better, it being a doubtful case.

The ice cream supper at Texas school house on last Saturday night was attended by some of our boys, who report having had a good time.

Mrs. T. G. Whittington, Misses Ella and Mary visited at Joshua Whittington's, near Watterman, the last of last week and the fore part of this.

The progress ot construction of our unfinished gravel road is good, and the approach to the bridge is fimshbd and ready for the public travel.

We find that she crowd is fast gaining iji number to be ready to help sing the chorus to the song, less than four years ago, entitled "The McKinley Bill."

John Smith is staying at James Rice's, near Newtown, while Jim is at Crawfords ville the interest of his Btock. He expects to have some show stock t»t the Crawfordsville fair.

A Mr. Shull. of New Market, and two or three others were at Sugar Creek and supposed to have been fishing. While in the water he took the cramps and was drowned before the othsr parties could reach him.

So we have the promise of a seed time and a harvest. And about last November the 8th was a glorious seed time and the harvest promises to be very light. If not a failure we wonder if hands won't be scarce when the harvest comes.

Well, what do you think of this? That one Democrat in the community says that he wishes there were not a woolen mill in the United States. Who ever heard a Republican say such a thing? We admit that reform is needed, but not tariff reform.

The Democrats predict better times for next month. We hope that it may be true, but it may be like the $1.25 wheat. The price has oeen reformed a little and later on they will reform the rest when they get a little more time. We hope we will have the quarter left for seed.

George Deer, son of Joseph and Mary Deer, was on Wednesday married to Miss Ida Litsey, whose parents reside near Jackyille, in Fountain county. The contracting parties are of highly respected families and we extend our best wishes to them in their path of life.

The gravel roads area nice thing to have and we notice that most everybody pulls for them, especially when the roads become a little muddy. It would look a little better and more right tor all concerned to help make them. Now if you want good roads at your place of travel you should help make themj Come now and lend a helping hand and be neighborly.

A little boy whose name is Fulton, who lives near the iron bridge across Sugar Creek, at the oJd Clark Mill, was returning home from Deei's Mill, while coming down the Big Four hill, near George Canine's, the harness broke and the norses ran off, throwing the boy out and bruising him considerably. He received immediate attention from the men working on said hill and was taken home. The buggy was demolished also.

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Miss R. Ella Forbes, well known in this community and who was reared in Parke county, has returned from Nagas aki, Japan, on account of failing health. Three and a half years ago after having graduated from the Deaconess Training School at Chicago, Miss Forbes went out as a missionary to Japan, where she remained until last month. She sailed from Nagasaki on July 10 coming via Vancouver and arrived at Chicago on Aug. 10. She was much benefited by her journey and is now at her old home near Milligan, where it is hoped she will soon regain her health.

About 150 people came over the C. & S. E. railroad to the Shades Sunday. The Anderson band dispersed delightful music during the day.

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Telegraphic News from Various Towns in Indiana.

Snid She Had llcen to the Fair. "VALPARAISO,' Ind., Aug. 2'2.— Nellie Gray, the woman who stole the horse and buggy, was arraigned Monday before the mayor and bound over to the circuit court in bonds of 55,000. She made no defense. When captured Sunday evening she had discarded the buggy and was astride the horse. The woman seems demented, as she took no notice of the trial and was apparently disinterested about her fate. She claims that her home is at Rochester, N. Y., and that she was returning from Chicago, where she had been attending the fair. She ran out of funds an was put off the train near this place.

Tiilrty-Kiglit liuiklinga Jiurned. IIUN'TIXGBURG, Ind., AUg. 22.—A serious fire occurred at Biruseye, a town of 500 inhabitants, 15 miles east of here, Sunday night. The fire was caused by the explosion of a lamp in the dwelling of J. O. Carr. Before the fire could be checked thirty-eight buildings, including all the business houses of every description, were consumed and seventeen families made homeless. The aggregate of the loss is §00,000 insurance, §25,000.

Charged with ller Death.

DECATUR, Ind., Aug. 22.—Ti'ba Libbey, IS years of age, living in the south part of this county, died suddenly and under mysterious circumstances Thursday evening. Although unmarried she said Jack Itoucli, of Bluff ton, who is 70 years old, was interested her death at the time. As evidences of poison were found in the stomach Rouch was arrested at his home in Bluffton Monday morning, brought here and lodged in jail.

A Well-Known Stockman Dead* NEW CASTLE, Ind., Aug. 22. —Thomas Wilhoit Wadlev, known to stockmen all over the country as the proprietor of "Pine Grove Herd" of short-horn cattle, for many years the acknowledged finest herd in the world, died at his home 12 miles northwest of this city at 5 o'clock Monday morning, aged 08 years, after a long illness of two years superinduced by grip.

Asaanlted by Her Admirer.

BRAZIL, Ind., Aug. 22.—James McClelland assaulted Miss Etta Lucas, 17 years old, daughter of Jasper Lucas, one of the most prominent farmers of the county, while making a customary Sunday visit. When found she was choked into insensibility and in a serious condition. McClelland was captured and brought to this city and placed in jail.

Curiosity, Natural Gas and a Match. MORRISTOWN, Ind., Aug. 22.—A natural gas explosion here Monday evening burned a half dozen people. A leak in a gas pump, and a bystander lighting a match to see the leak, caused the trouble. Jesse Dentinger, a prominent business man, will probably not recover. T. C. Wrenick, Fred Robins and Rue Plynn were seriously burned.

Charged with Immorality.

COLUMBUS, Ind., Aug. 22.—County Superintendent William J. Griffin was charged Monday, in a petition for his removal, with immorality in associating at various places with a Miss Nixon and with wront fully and purposely issuing to her a license to teach in the schools of the county and aiding in securing her a school.

Wants His Money.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 22.—When the Indianapolis National bank failed Postmaster Thompson had a deposit in that institution of about $3,500 belonging to his office, and Mr. Thompson is now in this city to ascertain whether there is any process by which he, as a federal officeholder, may not be able to secure relief.

A Fatal Explosion.

COLUMBUS, Ind., Aug. 22.—Late Monday evening the power house at the Franklin water works was blown to atoms by the explosion of the large boilers. Martin and Charles Dennis, who had charge of the power station, were just outside the building at the time and both were mortally wounded.

Smallpox Epidemic at Muncie. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 22.—The state board of health is very indignant over the situation at Muncie, where fourteen cases of smallpox have appeared and the disease has become epidemic through the negligence of a local physician.

Death of Col. Taylor.

WASHINGTON, Ind., Aug. 22.—Col. Samuel H. Taylor, a democratic politician, who has been honored with many positions of trust by his party, among them the state bank examinership, died of cancer of the bowels here Sunday night.

New PoHtmasterg.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 22.—The following fourth-class postmasters were commissioned for Indiana Monday: Pikeville, G. B. Campbell Rockford, George Ileintz Willvale, Mary C. S. Cordon.

A Farmer Drops Dead,

SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Aug 22.—Henry Jones, an aged farmer, dropped dead in this city Monday. A vial of medicine was found on his person, and an analysis will be made at the request of his family.

Arrangements Completed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 22—The arrangements for /he world's international cyclists' tournament which will be held on the state fair ground track here Thursday are complete.

Mad© an AsBigiunent.

INDIANAPOT.IS, Ind., Aug. 22.—The Standard Manufacturing company of this city, engaged in making bicycles, assigned Monday. Liabilities unknown assets, S00,000.

Killed ller Son.

SHELHYVILLE, Ind., Aug. 22.—Mrs. Louis Richardson threw a hatchet at lier husband during a quarrel Monday. Richardson dodged and it struck a 10-year-old son, who will die.

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Miss Kate Sperry is vieiting in Indiauapolis. Miss Oook, of Ladoga, iB visiting at JeBse Rains. 1. N. Stern, of Crawfordsville, was here Monday.

There were 300 Bheep loaded here for Ohicago Sunday. Win. Bronaugh came over from Indianapolis Sunday. S

John Coddington, of Orth, visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. E. F. King returned from Indianapolis Saturday.

Miss Fannie Roberts will return to Kentucky in the near future. Mabel Allen and Ella Mattison, of Jamestown, were here Saturday.

Grant Smith collided with a door at hia home and disfigured his face. Thirteen hogs were impounded last week. They were redeemed Sunday.

The teachers of New Ross are attend ing institute at Crawfordsville this week. Charles Hall and wife, of Thorntown, were the guests of James Hurt's Sunday.

Rex U., the pacing horse belonging to to Newt Foster, of Ladoga, is quite sick at the fair grounds.

AldormiB, the pacing horse, belonging to J. E. Mount, has a game leg and cannot start this season.

Herbert Bowers is constructing a steam locomotive. All the castings are being molded by himself.

W. H. Gott's famous pacer, Ziglar, has won first in four races and second iD one race, out of five races. He will be at the county fair.

There were six Endeavorers from Ladoga here Thursday night. After meeting they called upon Miss Elfie Ronk, where a most enjoyable evening was spent. They were Urban Stover and Misses Sallie Fullen, Emma Taylor, Anna Stover, Minnie Winters and Maggie Widdop.

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I'PLICATION FOLL LIQUOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens of tho flrat WUKI of the city of Crawfordsvllo, Montgomery county.hidianit.thatl.tbi- undersigned, a male inhabitant over the nge of 21 years.wlll apply to the Hoard ol' Commissioners ol' said county, at their regular session In September, 189U, l'or alienee to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantity than a quart at a time, and allow said liquors to bo drank on premises whero sold. My place ol business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank, is described as follows:

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Montgomery Circuit Court, September Term, 1803. Mary O. Lyons vs. Lincoln H. Lyons, Complaint No. 10,859.

Comes now the pl»!ntlif by White & Hoeves, attorneys, and flies her complaint herein, for divorce together with 1111 allldavit that said defendant. Lincoln H. Lyons is not a resident of the State of Indiana.

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Wabash College vs. Jackson Clark, Mary K. Clark and William Juckson, complaint No. 10,804.

Comes now the plaintlll by Rlstlne Ac Ulstlne, attorneys, and flies its complaint herein for loreelosureof mortgage together with an aliidavlt that said delendants. Jackson Clark and Mary It Clark are not resideiitts of the State of Indiana.

Notice Is therefore hereby given said defendants, that unless they be and appear on the 20th day of the next term of the Montgomeiy Circuit. Court, ihe same being tho 20th day of September, A. I)„ 1803, at the Court House in Crawfordsville, in said county and State, aud answer or demur to suld complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their abse ni o.

Witness my name, and the seal of said Court, affixed at Crawfordsville, this 4th day Of August, A. 1)., 1803.

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Estate of Charles Osborn, deceased, J^OTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualllled as administrator of the estate of Charles Osborn, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased- Said estate Is supposed to bo solvent WILLIAM KEKVES.

Aug. 14, 1893

Administrator.

OllCE OK API'OINTMEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualilleu as assignee of the property of Henry A. Cook, of Montgomery county. Indiana.

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Dated Aug. 15. 1893, Assigueo.