Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 February 1889 — Page 4

THE REVIEW.

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fcOCA*. FINE CUT.

Mr. Carlson, late of the 99 cent store, will in all probability locate at Muncie or Anderson. James McClamrock, Ripley township, confined in the insane asylum, has been released bis mind having been restored,

David McClaskey, an early settler of Franklin township, died at Mt» Yernon, Iowa, last week. He was an uncle of Sheriff McClaskey.

Marshal EnBminger was 62 years old, Monday. He has been Marshal of Crawfordsville at different periods aggregating nearly twenty years.

Enos Hoover, Justice of the Peace at Frank fort, and a brother of the late John Hoover, of this city, was stricken down with paralysis last week.

An insanity inquest on Abraham Crequo was held this week by Justices Cumberland and Ramsey. He will be taken to the state insane asylum.

The jury in the case of the State vs. Reprogle, the dead animal man, failed to agree in a hearing of the case this week and were discharged.

George A. Buchanan, a young man that has been in the employ of Geo. Benuott, died at his home on Lane-ave. Monday from typhoid pneumonia.

Contracts for finishing the Y. M. C. A. building were let this week, as follows: 1). Hartman, painting Brown & Carr, inside wood, work Tinsley Jk Martin, plate glass.

A petition asking for the appointment of Hoc. James Johnston, oi Rockville, to the position of Commissioner of Pensions, the position at present held by Gen. Charles Black, is being circulated through this country.

Fox Drive.

On Monday, Feb. 4, there will be a grand f®x drive center one mile west of Youutsville on Samuel Weikle's farm. Lines are as follows: Beginning at the township line, one mile north of Yountsville, thenco west two miles, thence south two and one-half miles to the Yountsville fc Alamo road, thence east to Sugar Creek, thence north to the place of beginning. Captains are as follows: North line, Win. Swearingen, Henry Thompson and Dug Harpel west line, Jim Ball, Willard Taylor and Mike Fruits south line, Wm. Stonebraker, Sr., Charley Edwards and Zeke Titus east line, John H. Smith, Jr., Albert Yount, Carlt Snyder and I. G. Fink. There will bo a Balnte fired to start by. No dogs or guns are needed.

Overruled.

The petition of W. H. Durham for a re-hear-Ing of the civil suit for taxes, was overruled on Saturday last, by the Supreme court. Proceedings hare been instituted in the circuit court by Mr. Durham to set aside and annul the judgment against him in the other state case, it being in all things similar to the case reviewed by the Supreme court some weeks ago. By the result of the cases in the Supreme court the fine* against Mr. Durham will be remitted, but the judgment for back taxes will still remain.

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The great lynx drive in the north part of tho township on Tuesday resulted in catching four foxes, but no lynx, none even being Been. There were several hundrod people engaged in the sport—Wavelaud Independent

The Indiana Legislature is about to pass a law paying a bounty for dead English spar rows—ono cent for ten birds. Anticipating this law last summer we commenced shooting sparrows and put a hole through the devil's leg. Perhaps the members of our Legislature had heard of this aud, knowing Satan's habit of "coming also," were banking on somebody killing the devil. We know of no sot of men who have greater reason to earnestly desire such a casuality.—Rockville Tribune. .S ':'.

About two months ago while packing eggs, Glenn 0. Dicks wrote his name aud address upon one of the eggs. Undor date of January 19, Mrs. Augusta Brown, of 219 east 81th street, New York City, wrote Glenn that the egg had come into her possession.—Lebanon Patriot.

The delinquent list published last Tuesday, January 22d, iu the Veedersburg Reporter, under date, Friday, January 18th, will fail to make the publication a legal one. Tho law in regard to its publication is emphatic aud states most explicitly that it shall bo published at least twenty-one days before the lauds and lots are offered for salo. Its appearance iu the Reporter was delayed beyond tho regular publication day of the Reporter from Friday the 18th to Tuesday tho 22nd, thus leaving only uine days in January aud teu iu February, making a total or only nineteen days. The list could not now be published to make it a legal oue.— Sponce's Paper.

A young man of Shelburn, named Clark Stanley, met with an accident a few days ago which caused his death. He had a fence paling in his hand aud was chasing a cow. He struck at tho cow as he was ruuning and the end of the paling struck the ground, while his body came against the other end, puncturing him in tho groin. Tho end of the stick did not break tho skin, but the force of the blow was sufficient to injure some internal organ which produced death on Saturday.—Sullivan Democrat.

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Last Tuesday Frank Peterson met with quite an accident. While -hating on the creek the ice broke through with him and he was precipitated into the water. In trying to gain a solid footing, his face aud bauds were badly lacerated on the jaugged edges ot tho ice. He emerged from the water a wetter aud wiser man. He lost a fine gold watch aud chain iu the little affair,—Ladoga Leader.

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School No. 8, iu Jackson township, situated in the Livengood neighborhood, is in a^peck of trouble. A young man by tho name of McBroom is teaching tho school and it is reported that ho allowed the scholars to raise a disturbance in such a way as to injure the school. He was locked out of the building the first of the week and under the instructions of tho county superintendent he went into the building anyway. The young man was arrested for carrying concealed weapons and his trial is set for Monday. We refrain from any comment and

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will just say let them fight it out among themselves.—'Waynetown Hornet.

About the last week in December of each year a small baud of Iudians arrive in tho vicinity of Chesterfield, 111., and camp on tho bauks of the Okaw at a point where a high bluff overlooks tho stream. They are a motley crowd of both sexes, but they molest no ono and are generally well supplied with provisions, tents, blaukets, etc., and it is stated that they make this annual visit, to ihe spot to pay honor to the memory ot a brave chief who was buried there over sixty years ago. Places have been found on the bluff where they have dug out pits, aud the common belief is that a large sum of gold and siirer is buried there, which tho band has apparently sought in vain. Tho money is said to have been paid to tho tribe of Kickapoos which inhabited this section at an early day by the government in return for a large tract of land in what is now the garden spot of Illinois. Tho band broke camp a (in) or two ago aud solemnly took up then match for the West.—Newport lloosier State.

What might have linen a serious accident happened to Ray and Lester Gill and Gci.ild Nicholson last week. Dick Gill bad loaned his shot gun and when it was returned, the folks not being at home, it was left in the baby carriage iu tho room. The gnu was loaded but had no caps on the tubes. The boy came ill aud thought they would have some fun snapping caps, they not thinking the gun was loaded. Master Ray placed a cap on the gun and when the results were known—the baby carriage was in pieces and on fire and Ray was minus a portion of a tooth. Tho boys had presence of mind enough to get a bucket of water and put out the tire. It is safe to say tliey will not fool with the gun again soon.— Ladoga Leader.

The many friends of Dr. Heighway, V, S.^ will bo glad to learn that ho is rapidly recovering from the wouud received while treating tho horse of Lewis Borden's as noticed iu the Leader of last week. His visit to Torre Haute was very satisfactory as the mad-stone which was applied to the wound entirely removed the poison from the system. The stone adhered to his hand for thirteen hours at oue time and ten at anothor. Those who formerly doubted that any virtue existed in mad-stone have been convinced that there is after all such a thing in existence. We aro all pleased that the Doctor came off so easily.—Ladoga Leider.

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Auditor Goban this woek made the semi-an-nual distribution of the school funds to the several towns and townships of the county. Tho total amount distributed is as follows: Special tuition, §10,085.21 dog tax, §1,055.43 special school tax, $10,821.01 liquor licenses, §1,300 township tax, §5,521.51 common school fuud tax, §11,0S1.22 road tax, §148.98, Each township will receive in the aggregate as follows: Coal Creek, §2,988.74 Wayne, §1,752.13 Waynetown, §531.13 Ripley, §1,883.81 Alamo, §37.79 Brown, §2,497.97 Waveland, §78760 Scott, §1,812.02 Dniou, §7,917.07 Crawfordsville, §8,631.75 Madison, §2,311.59 Sugar Creek, §1,832.05 Franklin, §2,232.49 Darlington, §S9.36 Walnut, §2,015.90 New lloss, §03.54 Clark, §2,097.53 Ladoga, §1,288.50.

J. A. Foote, the seodsman, will remove to Torre Haute shortly.

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From Ocean to Ocean

Over lliirtv-two years ago, Mr. Alfred Spoor, of Passaic, imported from tin* banks of the Donra, in Portugal, a few of the pifrL grape vines, and commenced careful experiments for the purpose of producing a first-class American port, both fermented and iiiifenn-nted. He lias been eminently unrvt-s-ifii!, i::d now Spcer's wine and nnformcnled juice in Known from ocean to ocean, and embused by Hi" best medical talent in the world as the best, now produced for the use of invalids. i''or sale by druggist-

A cherry tree at Lansing, Mich., is in blossom.

Tliey MOIIII Business

If any one lias ever given Or. Sage's catarrh remedy a fair trial ami lias no! been cured thereby, the inanufiic'.'.irers of that unfailing remedy would like to bear from that individual, for when tliey offer as they do, in good faith, §500 reward for case of nasal catarrh which they cannot cure, they mean just what they say. Tliey are financially responsible, and abundantly able, to make good their guaranteo if they fall, as any one can 'earn by making proper enquiry. Remedy sold by all druggists, at 50 cents.

Paden Clements banged himself at Atlanta. Ga., because he eould'nt collect §300 that wns due him.

To Cure a. Bad Coujjii

Use Dr. Kilmer's cough cure (consumption-) oil It relievos quickly, sto- tickling in the throat, hacking catarrh dropping, decline, night sweat and prevents death from consumptiou. Price 25c. Pamphlet free. Binghamtou, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher. D-29-3

Early Sunday morning, near Shamong Station, N. J., John McNeil shot and kilt his brother-in-law, James Dellett, Jr., mistaking him for an emissary of White Caps, who had threatened to pay him a visit.

Pi'lays are Dangerous, dmtmss You can't afford to wait a single moment when your lungs are in danger. Consumption when once fastened upon the system is not easily cured. People often say "Oh, it will soon wear away," but in most cases it finally wears them away. One bottle of Dr. Mills' Family Cough Syrup will relieve you, more will cure you. Trial bottles free at Nyo & Co.'s drugstore. Jan204x

A San Francisco detective, after searching that city over for a house robber, found liiin in jail. He had been arrested for opium smok-

Em klen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nyo & Co., druggists. N-17-ly

Don't fail to see tho new fall and winter styles and learn the prices at Swank & Clark's.

Jims, and everything else our house cheaper than you ever bought the same qualof goods betore. Remember our Slaughter Sale closes February 15th, so buy now ii and save money. Cloaks at half price. .Yours, 5

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Dyspepsia

Makes tlw lives of many poople miserable, and often leads to sclf-dostruction. Distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, all gone feeling, bad tasto, coated tongue, and irrcgularlty of tho bowels, are

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Hood's Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists, gl sis for $5. rroparedonly by C. I. IIOOD & CO., Apothccarios, Lowell, Mast.

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Winit 'Peculiar'' Moan-:.

Applied to Hood's sarsaparilla, the word peculiar is of great importance. It means that Hood's sarsaparilla is different from other preparations in many vital points, which make it a thoroughly honest and reliable medicine. It is peculiar, in a strictly inedineal sense: first, in the "combination of remdial agents used: second, in the proportion in which I hey are prepared: third, in the process by which the active curative properties of the medicine are secured. Study these points well. They mean volumes. They make Hood's sarsaparilla peculiar in its curative powers, as it accomplishes wonderful cures hitherto unknown and which give to Hood's sarsaparilla a clear right to tho title of "The greatest blood purifier ever discovered." J-12-lt.

To Olive IL'-.trt Disease. |M|

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Week Heart R'ehiedy." It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing cases. Price 50c, and ©1. pamphlet free. Binghamton, N. Y. Sold recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher druggist. ]-i!',)-8in

Con Cunningham is great discount.

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§8000 SPOT(JASH TO LOAN

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SLuto of ludiiiii:t, Montgomery county. In tho Montgomery ciie. lit. court. .11111 miry term, 18H9. George If. Trnlile VH. Gertrude .I. Ilotehkipg and William It. McKinnev. Complaint No. 9151.

Now e.o.iues tlie iiluuitifiTby Wrlulit &, teller, hi.-* HUorncyH, and tiles tii-3 complaint herein to t'oieelofe 11 mortage ml enforce a lien upon real e.vMtu 111 said cotuitv, to^ettiur with 1111 affidavit that said defendunt.s, (iurtrade J. Ilotchkiss and William H. HcKinucy are not residents of t.tio sta'e of Indiana.

Notice is therelore lierohy tiven said defendants that utileHH they lie and appear an the 3rd day of the next term of the Montgomery circuit court, to lie holden on the lith day of March A. D. 1SS0, at the court house in Crawlordsvillc. in said county and mite, and nr.swer or demur to said complaint, the game will be heard and determined in their absence.

Witness my name and the seal of said court, affixed lit Crawfordsville this ninth day of January A. t). l!SS!!. 1IICNUY li. I1ULKT,

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