Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 April 1890 — Page 4

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It is that impurity in tlic blood, wlueh, accumulating in the glands of the neck, produces unsightly lumps or swellings which causes paintul running sores on the amis, legs, or leet which devclopes ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness which is the origin of pimples, cancerous growths, or the many other manifestations usually ascribed to "humors:" winch, fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption and death. Hemgthe most ancient, it is the most general of all diseases or affections, for very few persons are entirely free from it.

How Can It Be

By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by the remarkable cures it has accomplished, often when other medicines have failed, has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. Some of thest cures are really wonderful. If you suffer froiii scrofula, be sure to try Hood Sarsaparilla. "My daugliterMary was afflicted with sen ifnlous sore neck from the tune she was22 months old till she became six years of age. Lumps formed in her neck, and one of them after growing to the size of a pigeon's egg. became a running sore for over three years. We gave her Hood's Sarsaparilla, when the lump and all indications of scrofula entirely disappeared, and now she seems to be a healthy child." J. R. CAKI.ILK. Naunght, N.J.

N. B. Be sure to get only

Mil.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists. gljslxforgS. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD fc CO., Apotliucuries, Lowell, Mats.

IOO Doses One Dollar

SPRING- AND SUMMER SEASON 1890

Eastman, ScMte & Lee,

No. 5, Kust Washington JSt., Jixli/uuipolis.

Qui fiiends in Crawfordsville and vicinity who have purchased hereto forest our house, have universally been pleoed with our uoods and prices The designs and colors, niaki- and sh ipe, are this year more be

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than ever. It is beauty,

gr iiulnre and worth combined. When you come to Indianapolis, call at our hou and inspect the larue lines of

Moquetis. Velvets, Body Brussels Tapestry Brussels, Ingr uns, Oilcloths, Linoleums. Ma?tings, Shades, Rugs, etc, at Lowest Prices in the city.

HI will tim.k the makers of these goods had assuredly exhausted their resources in producing fine goods, and wiu cannot go avay without leaving an order for some of them.

EASTMAN. SCHLEICHER & LEE

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W. If. Jackson & Co., have taken charge ol the Green street Plaining Mill, formerly known as the Streight Mill. The Mill recently has been overhauled and refitted, and now is in first-class condition to turn out first-class work. Persons desiring anything in the [Mailing Mill line wil do well to call at the Green street Plaining Mill •,

W. H. Jackson & Co.

I CURE

When I eay CURE I do not mean mcroly to •top thom lor a time, and then have them re turn again. I MEAN A 11AD1CAL ClJliE. 1 have made the disease ol

FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS,

A life-long study. I WARRANT my remedy to CURB the worst cases. Because others have failed is no roason lor not now receiving a cure. Send at once (or a treatise and a FHEB BOTTLE of ray INFALLIBLE UEMKDY. Give Express and Post Oflico. It coBtB you nothing lor a H*trial, and it will cure you. Address MH.C. ROOT, M.C., 183 PEARL ST.. NEW

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publics inspection. Give us an early call.

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TUB RKVIKW.

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JF. T. LUSE,

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A nimuncinciit ITC in Advance.

SIIKKIKF.

MYl'.KS CIIKN AlI.T. of I'.nnvn township. will be candidate for sh-vitT of Montgomery county subject til" decision of the democratic noinating convention. .lOlIN W- W11.1.1A Ms, of Scott township, will 1«- a candidate tor sheriff of Montgomery county. subject to tin

decision ol tin demociatic

nominating convention. •\l IlKlM' vl.lKN.nl llrowu township, will bo a candidate for slientl ol Montgomery nmnly, subject to the decision ol the democratic nominating convention.

11 AltVi-'Y t". HAltM'.s. ot Clark township, will ho a candidate tor Mientf ot Montgomery countv, subject to the decision of the itemocratic nominating convention. ,IOIlN II. HoMNs. of nion township, is a candidate tor Mierilf of Montgomery subject to the decision of til" democratic nominating convention. I-:p. HKVIKW:

Announce th-' name of .TOIIN P. Ill 111.I-., of Coal Creek to« nslnp. as a candidate lor Sheriff ot Montgomery countv. subject to the decision of the democratic nominating convention.

l:t). iiKVtmv:— T9PI Announce mv name as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision ot the Democratic nominating convention to le held April l'.llh.

VINT. SMITH.

Announce ttie name of .1AM1-.S II. HOI1MX8, I of alnut township, as a candidate for sheriff before the Democratic nominating convention

MR. KDITOK:—

Announce mv name as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision ot .lie democratic nomI lnnling convention. MK IIA1-.L /l-.LI.F.HS.

CIIA|{l,i:S N. VANC1.KAVK. the Washington street grocer. will be a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to th" decision of the democratic nominating convention.

AsllKK i-.H'l '. of I nion township, will bo a candidate tor sheriff of Montgomery count subject to the decision of the democratic nomi nanny convention. l'UI.I C- HANIIKL. of I. nion township, will bo a candidate for the otllee ot Shenlf of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convoitinn,

En.

HKVIKW:—

Announce the name of Alexander Harper as a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery conty, subject to the decision of the Dem-cratio nominating convention of April I'.ltli.

MANY VOTERS.

TRKASUKKK.

TO TUB DEMOCRATS OF M0NTD0.MF.KV CO.:

I uike this opportunity to announce myself as a candidate for the oftlce of Treasurer of .Montgomery countv subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. lOlIN A. HAKDEE.

Mi.. Knnoit I'lease announce the name of JOHN lll'TToN, of I nion township, as a candidate for Treasurer of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the democratic nominating convon, tion. MANY VOTERS.

AUOITOH.

MU. ICIUTOU:—

I'lease announce my name as a candidate for Auditor of Montgomery county, subject to tho decision of the democratic nominating convention.

JOHN L. UOHKN.

'Si- KKl'llKSKNTATtVK.

ABSALOM EI.MORK, of Franklin township, will be a candidate for Representative from Montgomery county to the general assembly, subject to the decision of the democratic nominating convention.

A. N. IIlGGIXS, of Wayne township, will bo a candidate for Representative from Montgomery county to the general assembly, subject to tho decision of the democratic nominating convention.

En. RKVIKW:— Announce iny name as a candidate for KepresentJitive, subject to the decision of the democratic nominating convention of April ldtli.

WLL.MA.M L. I1UI.F.T.

READ II ANNA will be a candidate f.^r Representative from Montgomery County to the General Assembly, subject to the decision of the democratic county convention. l'KOSKCUTINO ATTORNEY.

IIENKYD. VANCLEAVE, of I nion township, will be a candidate for 1'rosecuting attorney of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of tho democratic nominating convention.

LADOGA.

The public school closed April ith.

Mr. Stutsman, of Danville, was oil a visit to his sister this week.

John (ioslior visited the rums at Louisville the first of the week.''

Mrs. Alice HaMwm joined the Presbyterian church here Sunday night.

Mrs. A. i. Mi-Daniel was visitni} at Jaimstown the first of last week. Y""

Township declamation contest Saturday night next at Normal Hall.

(ieorge S. Harney was at Jamestown on Wednesday last mi business.

Mrs. Yeagley moved to Anderson the first of this week, leaving unoccupied the Phoenix lintel.

Q.tite an additional attendance at the normal school. Term commenced ou Monday April 1st.

T. J. McUinnis has purchased the Arlington for $l,hOi) cash and will repair the same for a residence,

Mrs. J. F. Harney was called to (Jreencastle to see a sick sister, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, the first of the week.

Mr. Randolph, of Lafayette, a junior of Wabash college, spent part of the week visiting Urban Stover,

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Mrs. S. F. Ashley ia still conliiied with sickness.

John Clark visited Anderson the first of tho week.

Easter Service at Campehellite church Sunday night.

The father of Walker Linn, our postmaster, is visiting his son.

WFuKiJb vi LLE WELi\

Rev. Hunter, of Second Presbyterian church at Indianapolis, preached for Rev. Casson here several nights tins wet k.

Joe Wtngert. of Whltesville, is shipping com by the car load from up north to Ladoga and selling it out lit cents a bushel.

The candidates around town have been legion. "Names too tedious to mention" bv jour correspondent all have good hopes of success.

Mr. Mix, of Cincinnati, executor of the estate of Auntie Clemens, was ill town Tuesday last and returned Wednesday after transacting business.

Alfred Rose, age Ml, an old pioneer of this township, died on Saturday last. His funeral was conducted by Rev. I.awhun, of M. K. church last Siindav: it was well attended. He was interred in the stover grave yard east of town.

Hon. Harry Crawford, of the Midland, did the manipulating and negotiating that effected the Monon and Panhandle sale. Reports sii.v that the sagacious Harry got even this tune with the New Albanv people in lubricating his pocket-book. The man that beats Crawford in railroad law is not born yet.

LOCAL POLITICAL COMMENTATOR.

By Cervantes.

1 am much pleased to notice that the democracy of Coal ("reek township determined at their convention on Saturday last to not act the fool and give republicans nil opportunity to take advantage of their folly, but sensibly determined to support Utterback for Trustee. They should give him 75 majority next Monday. J)id you ever relied on the fact that fully 50 per cent, of republican political victories were won through the folly of their democratic opponents'1 If you did not 1 would have you investigate and see if tins is not the truth. I am satisfied that my remarks regardthe trustee business in Coal Creek a few weeks ago have set the democracy up there to thinking and determined them to act as they have. "Cervantes," however is not asking for any favors for any political foresight and accumen, and is not anticipating any committee visit from up there with a vote of thanks for his suggestions., j-.--*vr.'./

The late township convention of the republicans of Union township developed the fact that the "15" ring has to some extent lost its £rip. It had aimed to set up the pins for Shevlin for sheriff and Whittington for prosecutor, hut in this was thoroughly routed. My notion now is that Shevlin will be shelved by tho convention which assembles next Saturday, and very probably Whittington. I don't see why men who have been political bosses so long are not willing in all fairness to step aside and give the younger element a chance. Now mark my word, if the fellows put in their shovel very much this year they will defeat the entire republican county ticket in November. Just now and for a few seasons past the democrats have not been cursed with any bosses in particular and are now in a better condition for a united fight against the republicans than heretofore. But what if Shevlin it defeated? Won't there be wailing and gnashing of teeth if lie be compelled to walk the plank? It looks just now from my position up in the political tree that the Cox crowd, with the quiet manipulations of brother-in-law McClaskey, was rapidly coming to the front, and that tho sheriff's office would remain in the same family if they cau secure enough votes in November. The ring had promised Ike the nomination but it is questionable if they can deliver the goods, and if defeated he must curse some body else other

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I learn that certain men who make the county offices a loafing place are criticising very much my democracy and discretion in certain matters relating to men and things political in some of my articles published heretofore in THE RKVIKW. I should hate very much to have my democracy, republicanism, proliibitionism or what not, ganged by the opinions or any men perpetually loafing about the clerk's, auditor's and other county offices. The puzzle to many is how these fellows live. They hang around these places from month to month never seeming to have any occupation whatever, unless to criticise the actions of

much better men. do thery at any time of day and you will find some of these chair warmers ou hand. Political movements and party actions Blmiild never be controlled by any such men. 1 have but little more sympathy Tor a county office loafer than I have for a vote seller, and the public respect for both is very near similar. The actions of both are much alike. They both desire to prey off the public, both are generally lazy and hate to labor with hand or liraiii.

For the first tune that I IMII lemwnbei the office of commissioner in the two west districts of tiie comity is going begging for applicants to fill the position, at least in the ranks of the democracy. I cannot exactly comprehend why this is thus. It is surely worth striving, for. There is enough importance attached to the office to -nake tax-payers desire good men for it. There is a wonderful amount of mismanagement, incorrect moves and bad partizau work every year on the part of the board of commissioners. John Fullen has been talked of for the place in the central or middle district, but as he seems Indifferent about it in laying any claim for it I suppose it will end there. Price will be the candidate on the part

the republicans in the central district. He

MILLINERY! MILLINERY!

lias aimed to pose as a great friend of the taxpayers by nipping Claims against the emiim held by \aiious peisons, hul IH a very poor I poser. '1 he people too ol ten see throiieh 1111 species of smail demagogiiery. It -would he ^VM'II foi him, as an eudence of Ills sincer tv in eco nizing for the county, to cut his own bills occasionally, aim where he labors only two hours on some ilavs for the countv to make that much propoinonate reduction from the tfiJ.oO yer ttlein vliicli he exacts from the tax-payers for his services. Deeds no words count the most with the people,

I cannot see why any circuit judge in the •Mateof Indiana receiving S'J.aDi) per vear, as they all do, has any inoial right to claim anything extra for holding court out side of Ins en cult. Yet they all do it. The law, undoubtedly, winch gives a pnlge ij-.oOO per year, does not contemplate he shall have any more pay, be Ins services demanded abroad or not. judge has very likely as much right, niorallv and legally both, to practice in court while also a judge as he lias to receive extra fees for holding court outside his circuit. Do you see why not? Kight-tenlhs of the lawyers of Indiana at least are not to-day receiving anv where near li-'J,5(H) per year in the practice of their plofession. Is there am honest reason why a man should receive '2,50ll per vear and be paid extra besides? Tins countv has paid many hundieds of dollars in st years to iiidges from other circuits holding court here. Instead of taking this money out of the pockets of the tax-payeis to pay these outside judges it should be deducted from the salary or the man Imng here. This is equity or the rigid and cast iron quality and the kind we need. I begin to think we need more granger legislation, anil laws made in the interest of people outside of the legal fraternity.

Our lepublican friends make their nominations for county odices next Saturday. Wingate for auditor. Snyder for indge and Trout for representative, are already as good as nominated, because no one is opposing them ii their own ranks, doubt the strength they credit Wingate with having, anil believe they will have another (Jeorge Brown terminus the iace. He has enemies in his own party who will not support him if nominated. Brown would really have made a much superior official to what Wmgate ever would, but then he had not the pow-or to pat men on the back, ask thern to take a smoke or a drink, and this rendered nil unpopular. The main fight is for sheriff and prosecutor, and nominate whom they will considerable feeling not soon smothered Is bound to arxe. Out of the thirteen candidates ror sheriff on the democratic ticket the race is between only two. I am not going to name who tliev are for satisfactory reasons, but at the third balloting vou will find out. Some or these candidates, if they were wise, would withdraw now. It will worry them much to find only four or five vistes cast for them, and two years from now they would hate to be told of it. am through for present but will see you later.

Oeportthe

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Board ot Gravel Road Directors of Montgomery County.

Indiana.

The expenditures of the Hoard of Oravel Road Directors on account of the several Kreo (travel Koadr. for the year ending A 1 1, 1800.

Tho following is a full and complete report of a I the expenses of keeping in repair tho different Free (travel Roads of Montgomery County. Indiana, from April 1, ISSfl. to April 1,1890, show-, ing amount and to whom paid: v-':.v

POTATO CllKKK EXTENSION (IKAVKI. ROAD. Marion Dunbar, labor and material $2'.!1 TO Adam Saidla, |i', 70 M. 1?. Waugh. gravel 00 A. II. llowers. inspecting road, :i 77)

POTATO CHEEK UKAVEl, KOAI).

William A. Irons, Iaborand material, 12" 10 No-ili Flannagan, 17^ OS illiam I'axton, Ill Oil

I.AIIOOA AN1) llAINDKIDCF. 11 It A F.I. UO Ml. John T. Hyrd. labor and material 187* 11 Henry Clements, sewer Pi 75 CKAIVKOKDSVII.I.K AND CONCOHI) (IHAVEI. HOAI).

J. ('. I.argent. labor anil material 378 Hi

M. 11. WAUOII (illAVEI. HO All.

Adam Saidla, labor and material !10 0!)

W. II. MONTGOMEltV (illAVEI. |0\|l

Win. II. Montgomery, labor and material.. 1r lio .John l'arton, material CONCOHI) EXTENSION (iHAVKI, ltOAD.

I.. W. Cochran, labor and material 219 TO M. .J. I.ee, for tiling iir, 00 W. A. Durham, for ditching 50 Oil A. II. liowers, inspecting road 0 00

CltAWI-OItnSVIM.E AND SUGAR OHOVE OKAVEI. ltOAl).

Samuel C. (iraybill, Iaborand material... lflfi 81 Michael Price, inspecting road 75

•lAMES AI.I.EN lillAVEI, ltOAl).

Daniel Malioy, labor and material 12a If! Joseph A. Marshall, lumber 8-1S 77 I,. A. Shriver, labor 011 bridge ll!5 00 Itutler & Kinder, hardware 7 !MI Tinsley & Martin, 5 so Adam Saidla, labor anil material 11)75 A. II. (lowers, inspecting road j.'i

KOHERT KINl'It (illAVEI. HOAI).

Itobert I'inch, Iaborand material 221 ')ii

IOUN I.INE C,RAVEL HOAI).

illiam /achary. labor and material 100 75 CHAWI'OIUISVII.I 1: A W1IITKSVI1.I.E (illAVEI. KOAI).

I). II. Martin, lalMir and material 181 sn W M. UENItV GHAVKI. KOAI).

A. \\. Johnson, labor and material 273 l(i

N. (1. KESI.EH liHAVEI. HOAI).

James Kobinson, labor and material. 1ST (15 Knos O'Conner, scrap ing off pit 15 25 Michael l'rice. inspecting road, 75

I). II. 1IOSTKTTKK (IHAVEI, HOAI)

A. W. Johnson, Iaborand material.... l(j:i 17

\VAYNKTOWN & AI.A.MO OKAVEI. HOAI).

James G. Swearingen, labor and material Ml Klbs l.ittle, labor and material r, 75 Joel G. Deer, inspecting road 7 50

CKAWFOltnSVII.I.E A l'AHKEHSllUIlO OHAVK1, HOAI). Henry Swindler, labor and material 291 fiO

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DAVID TIIKWI.IS (illAVEI. Ho

I". M. Mason, Iaborand material D. 1. Mavi'iis, ditch ...

S. \\. asson, Iaborand material

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fill INI

1'. I'. WII.1IITE (IHAVEI.

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John A. Fcnton, Iaborand material Ilenry Clements, brick sewer

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OHAVEI. ROAD.

J. W. Newkirk, labor and material 205 73 Henry Clemonts, sewer 113 8u

OEOKGE WII.I.IAMSON OHAVEI. HOAD.

George T. Sperry, Iaborand material 201 -ll! A. Tipton, i72 Ii3

New goods in all the latest shades and cloths.' Silks both black anil colored. Henriettas,- Brilliantines, Mohairs, Sicillians Sural" Arniurs, Drab A mas ashmere, etc. We have the latest trimmings for dress goods, such as Effiel Point Lace, Vandyke Lace Band' Inmmings, Fancy Silks, etc. In our Gent's suitings, we will save you 25 per cent.

for our Millinery department we have secured the services ot Mrs. Ketta Larsh as saleslady.' Trimmer Miss Luna Slavton of ClnVa-^ go with an able corps of assistants. Our Spring stock was carefully selected by Miss Slayton and Mr. M' ers. and has now arrived for

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I.A.»M-.\ lillAVEI. limn

K. It. Itooher, labor and material, pjti

Ol-MMII.l.h .V A I,A Mo (IKAVKI. Roll).

Jackson Mo( oimick, Iaborand material -Ni| 7]

I'HAWI olillSVII.I.K A I.IN'DEN GK IVKI 1(0 VII A.J. McClelland, labor and material no -,

I'HA WI-'ORDS VI l.l.K A Wll ITESvl I IF A IVIIoOV (illAVEI. llovi).

137 02 S IK) 1

Samuel llirnps, labor and material J. M. Ilarshbarger, sewer M. I'lice, inspecting load

HKooKsiillll: OK A Fl, llovp.

J. T. (Jisli, labor and material J. W. i.ougli.

I.A Pol, A .1 AM Ks I 0\V\- (iliAVKt. IIOVH. Jacob /immeniian. labor and material Samuel cook, i. J. \V. I.ougli, ..

59 78

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DAUl.IMiloN A H00NE I ol NT I INK VFI HO P.

H. Ii. Hoolier, labor and material .. -,n Enoch Peacock, pjt es

CIl A W l-'Oll PSV1 t.I.E A NEW RICHMOND OliAVFI

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Thomas Met la 111 rock, labor anil material James oleman. lalKir and material .. J. A. King, Henrv Clements, sewers Geo. \V. Hall, sewer pipe James II. Harr, labor and material Joseph Hinford. material -•-. James Hamilton, building culvert .. W. F. Sharpc, engineer

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13 50 IS 72 85 in 72 'fi fi 75

HAI RI.AMl A 11 I.I. I- I- MIl.l.s Gtt vVEI. HOVl)J. H. Donley, labor and material F. M. Conner. •I. (1. Deer, inspecting road

S. N. Warbritlon, labor and material., J. M. Stilwell, .1

?21 43 191 37 -10

Samuid A. Kelsev, Henry Clements,"brick Sewer T8 2

'ick Ise

CRAWFORIISVII.I.E A SOUTH EASTERN OKAVEI. KOAD.

Joseph (irubb, labor and material 11-0 35 Harris Keynolds, vimver .) 25

CHAWFORDSVII.I.E A (iHEENCASTI.E OKAVEI. ROAD.

Jonas H. llays, Iaborand material 171 00 Crnwtnnlsville ,Vr Term llaute Gravel Itoari.

John L. Davis, Labor and material 218 53

Ora-vvforilsville Aj AVaynetown Gravel lloiid,

C'has. K. Gilliland, labor and material, llii 7:1 Crawfordsville A Darlington (inivi'l Kmul,

Allen Kobinson, Iaborand material 185 33 Crawfordsville & Smartsliurfr Gravel Itond

... 3"! 87 fi5 25

Crawfordsville A- Yomitsville Gravel Koail. J. .1. Darter, labor and material Jackson McCormick, Iaborand material

215 ff.l (10

.S. C. Durnell (irnvel Koail.

B. S. Grider labor and material 108 00 Crawrordsvllle Attica Gravel Itoad.

('harles Gilliland, labor.'aml material 13 lit) I-" .1 .Swearingen Gravel Koail.

F. M. Swearingen, labor and material 21 20* iggp Cliailes Kdwards Gravel Hoail

Win. K. Harris, labor and. material 129 10 (ieorge W. Hall, material 12 50 Michael 1'riee, inspecting road 75

Darlington & County I.iue Gravel Koail. Marion Dunbai, labor and material -Ill 00 (ieorge Little, 211 (Hi \V. 1$. Lynch, lumber 00 A. II. liowers, inspecting road 'fSi' 1 95

Heeapil ulal lon^

Potato (.'reek extension (i. Potato Creek G. It Ladoga A: Itainbridge if Crawfordsville it Concord G. I{ M. If. Waugh I J. It W. II. Montgomery (i. Concord Fxtension G. Crawfordsville it Sugar Grove G. It .lames Allen (!. it Hobert Finch (i. John Lino G. It Crawfordsville it Whitesville G. M. M. Henry (i. N. (i. Kesler G. Ii D. II. Hostetter G. 1 Waynetown it Alamo G. Crawfordsville & Parkersburg G. Linden G. It George Williamson (Lit David Thevvlis G. it P. F. Wilhite G. ii Charles Kdwarils (i. ..... .. .. Darlington it County Line (i! it.!..."! K. P. McClaskey G. .... Yountsville ,t Alamo G. It.. .!!!.. Crawfordsville ,t Linden (i. Crawlordsville it Wliitesvillo it Ladoga

108 1-j 309 15 2.1-1 Pi 378 4(i 90 99 c, 35 310 50 21X1 5i litiS 2 23-1 9ti 100 75 18-1 SH ~T3 10 ir.li 05 l(i3 97 151 39 391 fiO 379 53 377 09 91 -17 295 8li 1-15 35 211. 01 l-.il) -11 US9 73 ?2 115

Itrooksliiro G. K. Ladoga it Jamestown G. If W 1IIis Jackman (i. It .! .lames A. Mount G. Darlington ,t Potato ci eek"( iV V........ Waveiand ,'v Parke County Line G. Ii.. D.11 lington it Ilooiie County Line G. It... (. rawfordsviite ,t Now Itichmond G. It avelaml ,t Hlutf Mills (i. New Market it Western G. it rawfordsville it South Kastern G.'u !'."! Crawfordsville ,t (ireencastle (J. It rawlordsviile it Terre Haute G. It .. rawfordsville .t Waynetown G. It rawfordsville ,t Darlington G. It.. rawlordsviile &

1-18 77 8 8|) 292 Sil 229 It '-'01 Ol 190 51 338 12 KM 78 730 2f 018 t',5 511 7J 101 110 17-1 IN) 218 53 llii 73 1S5 33 325 12 31-1 \5 11*8 00 13 00 1 20 122 50 5 01 237 00 29 50 30 5 0 92 50

Smartsburg (i. It

(. rawlordsviile it Yountsville G. 1{. S. Darnell G. rawlordsviile & Attica (!. It 1'. M. Swearingen G. It ......! Salary of members of Hoard \\. 1'. Ilulctt, Clerk of Hoard /ack Alahorney, scrapers •'a M. Waugh, surveyor".'".!!'.'. Lu.se .t linrry, printing Miscellaneous

Total expenditures $ 11,SOS 20

I lie Hoard ol Gravel Hoad Directors will meet at the County Auditor's olllee on the third .Monday in each month for ihe purpose of transaetinganyand all business connected with tho 1' 1 ee (.ravel Itoads of this countv

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the the .ioard ol Directors, April

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I'ormerly of the

Great New York Hospital-

Now Surgeon of tlx

ASSOCIATION R'XVC'SPECIALISTS,

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W I I.I.I J. .1 At KM AN (ill A VKI. lto O.

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111 is Jackm,-in, labor and material. Henry Clements, brick sewer .V:

.1AMl-.s A. Mot ST OIIAVK1. Ilo\p.

Satnuel Shaver, labor and material 20-.' 2'i Iiutler ltowers, hardware 0 "j-,

DAIIMNOTON A POTATO CllKKK (invVFl HO VP. Clinton F. 111 lil 1111, labor and material 17n Samuel Marts, gravel o,)

W.VVKI.AND A I'AIIKK Col-NTV I.INK (i|{ A VKI. Ilo\P.

C. I,. Demaree. labor and material 23 12

ill be at the Nntt House, Crawfordsville, Satuniay, Apnl 12. Consultation and examination free anil strictly confidential in his private parlors at. tho Nutt. House. Dr. Walter doOtes ii.s entn att ntion to diseases of tile oyo eai, tin oat. 111 ngs a ud to a 11 chronic, private and ni vois diseases and detormities. as granulated ills, eioss eyes, dcalness, discherge at the ears, blow hclntis, chronic cough, goitre [big neckl, fever sores and ulcers, iiright disease, rheumatism, all diseases of the kidneys and bladder, iicmt. sUmiiii

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317 73 299 IP

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IM. itus I)fiii(M'), f|nl»'psy [lits], fr.'iicni] Oebilit, otU1.1, 111 J.) ud all (JisiMisfs duo to Ixio lilooil.

I I| lep,v l-IIS positively cureil bv anew and never tailing remedy. lieeiiil Disea-es. Dr. Waiter also makes a specialty ol all tonus of rectal diseases piles internal and external, itching and bleeding 111 t.i 1 lei is. In* a 1 of ten taken for nervous and lung diseases, all cured If taken in time. Hemenibei cure all tonus of piles without pain and interruption m- detention from business and without the use ot knife, caustic, ligature or injection. Come and be coiniuced. I.adiessuffermg from complaints peculiar to their sex can consult the Doctor with every assurance of ii speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting them to the embarassing procedure of au examination, which, in most eases, is unnecessary. Tho Doctor partictularly invitesail cases that have been given up bv other physicians.

Y()I• N(i. 11)I)I.K-AG K1) an.I OLI) F.N. Dr. alter stakes liis honor and profesioual reputation upon the statement that he has discovered a Speedy and positive cure for n',1 thoso sulfeiings from spei inatoriLoa', impotoncy, loss of manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of indiscreation in youth, or over indulgence in late years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses ith the long list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most sacred an.I '•nportant laws ina short time. lionet permanent and absolute cures guaranteed. All cases strictly coiitidenlial.

M1111II Turner-, Cancans, VVni-ls. Moles lCtc removed without, acids, knife, pain or scar' New method, electrolysis.

Catarrh. New home treatmen. with appa.ratus invented by the Dr. Kxamine it. Unsurpassed. Cheap. (111a ra 11 lee to cure every ease of dyspepsia, sick head ache, idles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh.

Tir-} will give special attention to difficult eases and to cases oth physicians have failed to cure.-*- Persons appiying for treatment will please bring trom two to four ounces of urine for analysis.

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Walter Western Address,

Consultation Fire.

J^OTICK OF PKTITION i'O SKI.I. U'KAI, K«I

Hasil Merroll. administrator of the estate of Amanda J. Glaze vs. George Phillips et. al.! iu the circuit court of Montgomery county, Indiana, in the May term, 1,890.

To George Phillips, Sarah Snotford, Joseph Phillips, Cliristena Phillips, Joseph Vincent, Kdward Vincent, Hva Vincent and Lola Vincont.

You are severally hereby untitled that tho above named petitioner as administrator of tho estate atoresaid, lias tiled in tho circuit court of Montgomery county, Indiana, a petition making you delendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree ot said court authorizing the salt! ot certain real est,ate belonging to tho estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the pavment of tho debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so tiled and pending, is set for hearing iu said circuit court at the court house iu Crawfordsville, Indiana, on the-Ith Judicial day of tho May term, 1-911, of sanl court, the samo being the 8th day ol .May, ]S90.

Witness, the clerk and seal of said court, this 13th day ot March, ls'.K). Ill MIY Ji. 1UILKTT,

Clerk.

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OTIC TO lilCIKS, CltKDITOHS,"KTC.~

In the matter of the estate of Misnnr IrwiH deceased, in the Montgomery Circuit Court, Mav torin, 180.1. 1 "*j

Notice is hereby given that William S. Irwin as administrator of the estate of Misner Irwin deceased, has presented and tltcil his accounts and vouchers trial settlement of said ostato and that the same will come up for tho exatnlnntion and artion of said circuit court on tho 5th day ol May, 1H90, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate aro required to appear in said Court anil show cnuso if anv tliorc be,(why said accounts and vouchors should not be approved, anil tho heirs or distributees of said estate aro also notified to be in said Court

BaUMiulis

WALTElt I-'. 1J IJ1.1CT, Clerk.

S^day Sna" i'Sf

W'MJAM S. IRWIN,

Coppage & lute, Attorneys.

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