Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 May 1897 — Page 9
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THE HOOS8ER, Ciufclc How and Drill Drop, THE HAVES,
Four Wheeled.
Prescription Druggists, The Hlnford Corner.
A LONG STUDY
For durability, up-to-dateness, 6tyle and price they ^defy competition. High grade manufacture.
THE DOVETAIL COMPANY
Eagle Claw Cultivators,
500 in use in Montgomery sounty alone. We carry four kinds of corn planters.
Houlehati
White Hellebore, Insect Powder, Sulphur, Coperas,
Blue Vitrol, Crude Carbolic Acid, Insecticides,
Special prices for the season. Cooper's Sheep Dip and Stock Food. Agents for Masury's house paint9. Finish your walls with Muresco, the beautiful wall tints.
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Is required in buying Kood nrt.ieles of some viilue. It, is for this renson that wo here drop a hint to those contemplating the purchase of a new vehicle or wagon tins Spring. See the
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THE ROCK ISLAND, Four Wheeled. THE AVERY.
Drill or Check Drop.
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The Tliinl MoihImm* «*f tliu Ojirlaml Family lies luwvins Only Ono Irving ... Kopresental ive.
W. W. Watson Saturday received a telegram from Medicine Lodge, Kansas, announcing the death of his sister, Mrs. Mary Garland, the widow of the late Luther Garland.
Last summer Mr. and Mrs. Watson visited the Garland family in Kansas and left them well and happy. The family was then composed of four people: Mr. and Mrs. Garland, and their two grown children, Will and Etlie. Shortly after Mr. and Mrs. Watson returned home. Mr. Garland fell from his horse aud was killed. In the winter Will went hunting and was accidentally shot and now Mrs. Garland has died, leaving only Miss Etlie of a family which six months ago was unbroken.
The Garlands were all raised in Montgomery county but several years ago went to Kansas to reside. Tneir friends here will be pained to learn of the further allliction which has come upon them.
Odd Fellowship.
The grand lodge, of Odd Fellows in session at Indianapolis, has decided to erect a 8250,000 structure for the state headquarters of that order. The grand secretary's report showed that there are now 035 subordinate lodges effective, having a membership of •13,633. This is a net loss for the year of 204 members. During the year there were 5,921 members relieved, involving an expenditure of §102,111 55. The total expenses of the subordinate lodges, including relief, was
£337,509
01. There are at present 441 Rebekah lodges, of which twenty-eight were instituted duriDg the year 1890. The total membership on Dec. 31, 1890, was 22,984. The present membership is 2S,029, showing a net gain for the year of 3,735. The total expenses of the Rebekah lodges, was §39,807.54, of which 83,011.72 was spent for relief. The treasurer's report showed a balance SI,902.99 in the treasury.
Wliit lock Place.
The law and real estate office of W. P. Britton reports the sale of lot 54 in Whitlock Place to Newton M. Duckworth. Mr. Duckworth will immediately commence the erection of a handsome residence on the lot.
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AN AFFLICTED FAMILY. ANOTHER BURGLARY.
The Ki'sidi-m-e of Col. I. Klstou is IJimsacked ll.v Midnight Marauders.
Last Thursday night burglars effected an entrance to the east Wabash avenue residence of Col. I. C. Elston by crawling through a cellar window. The house was thoroughly overhauled, most of the family being absent from home, and things were generally turned topsyturvy. The bureau drawers were opened and examined and a number of sil7er spoons stacked up on the table and left. The spring overcoat of I. C. Elston, Jr., was carried as far as the window but was left there. The burglars were evidently in search of money only, and finding none, concluded to leave behind any valuables which might lead to their recovery.
AT M. CKAWFOKIi'S.
Burglars visited the residence of C. M. Crawford on west Wabash avenue last Thursday, went through the laundry and pantry, not being able to obtain access to the main part of the house. They carried off a quantity of milk, butter and bread, but nothing of value.
Looks Had For IS1 i.v
Last Friday about 9:30 o'clock Will Eltzroth discovered the presence of a burglar in George Keller's Market street meat shop and lost no time in apprising Officer Bannister of the fact. The place was surrounded and an effort made to capture the burglar in the shop, but he bolted through the screeu door and ran as far as the Motion tracks where he was captured by Bannister. The erring one was found to be Bob Ilays, the barber. He acknowledged his guilt and stated that he had been drinking and did not realize what he was about. He had entered the plac by climbing over the transom of the rear door and had secured about fifty cents in change from the cash drawer. He had endeavored to get into the safe and had broken the knob from the drawer but had not succeeded in accomplishing his purpose. He grew reckless in his work and struck matches and this is what led to the discovery of his presence in the shop. Previous to this bad break the young man had not been suspected of crime. It is not likely that he will have a preliminary as information will be filed in the circuit court.
OUR GREAT UNDER VALUE SALE OF 1
A Backward Season Too Mucta Stock on Hand.
TO REDUCE OUR STOCK WE WILL SELL,
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GEN. LEW WALLACE.
To l.* In l.»iiisvilli :iih1 Deliver tilt* Mrmnriiil Du.y Address at 1'uvr II ill iMiietrry,
Gen. Lew Wallace has accepted an invitation to deliver the Memorial Day address at Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, on Saturday. Louisville furnishes the orator for Memorial Day in this city. A lair exchange is no robbery. Thousands of Union soldiers lie beneath the sod in Cave Hill.
The pine and palm are one this day Heneatii a halcyon sun, The colors of the blue ami Kray
Have lilended into one The bayonets, to plowshaies turned, In peaceful sods are thrust. And cannon In the llelds Inwrned
Their mouths are stopped with rust.
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.
31 elMicrson Post Attended lOpiseopal Service* at Mu*ie Slid!-A Patriotic: Sermon I*y the Kector.
Memorial Sunday was observed Sun day by Mcl'herson Post and the Woman's Relief Corps. The Post met at headquarters at 10 o'clock, formed in line and marched in a body to Music Hall, where seats in the central tier of the parquet had been reserved. The women of the Relief Corps occupied seats in tbe north tier, while the audi ence was seated in the south tier and in the dress circle. The services were held under the auspices of John's Epis copal church, of which ltev. Charles H. Schultz is the rector. After the usual services of the church the sermon was delivered by the rector, who chose as his text tlie words, "Render unto Ciosar the things that are Ctusar's aud unto God the things that are God's The divine origin of our country was the theme of the speaker, and the sermon throughout was Qne of patriotism and loyalty. He paid a flue tribute to the objects and aims of the Grand Army of the Republic, and feelingly referred to his father who fell at the battle of Bull Run in defense of the Stars and Stripes and the unity of the nation, aud who sleeps to-day in an unknown grave. The sermon was one of absorbing interest and there was but one expression among the comrades, and that of hearty approval and endorsement. At the conclusion cf the services the Post filed out of the hall and marched back to headquarters, where it was dismissed.
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WILL REMOVE.
'hiirles N. Williams Will Ki'inove Ills .. Ollire lo I lid mn.'ipol is \Vi I hill a Miort Time.
Charles X. Williams has leased four rooms in the new Lemcke building at Indianapolis and will remove his office to that city in about thirty days. Ho will be accompanied by George E. Brewer. Mr. Williams will not remove his family till September and, while transacting business in Indianapolis, ho intends to maintain his residence. hero and will vote here aa always before.
The move is necessitated by his increasing business and the fact that he now takes charge of all the Indiana money interests of the Provident Life & Trust Company, of Philadelphia. Mr. Williams has been in business in Crawfordsville for eighteen years and has loaned millions of dollars most successfully, never having lost a dollar for the company. His departure will cause general regret among those to whom he is so favorably known.
Madison Township (iraduates. The graduating exercises of Madison township occurred in the Linden M. E. church on Saturday evening before a large audience. The first place was awarded to Miss Pearl Thompson. The programme was as follows:
Music.
Invocation. Music.
Lyric Poems... .:: Nellie Hunt Naturo and Man I'aul Montgomery The Adventures of a Lost Dog...Henry Wilson
Music.
Progress of Slavery Arthur Beach Education aud Manners of Girls Graco Simmons Economizing Time, Maud Sinclair
Music.
Vocal and Instrumental Music Peart Thompson Fifty Yoars Ago Delia lloss Rural Pleasures Daisy D. Dudley
Music.
Presentation of Diplomas Supt. J. S. Zuck Decision of Judges. Dismissal. ',
Finally Settled.
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Covington
A compromise
has been effected in the paternity case of Mary Irwin and David Pavey which has gone the rounds of four counties. Last November it was venued from this county to Montgomery county, then to Parke and was sent back to this county for trial at the present term of court. Last Fri lay arrangements were made whereby a coaipromise was effected.
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