Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 April 1890 — Page 6

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^DHPTCT^0pERFECTCt BRUISES. SWEUIMS, CUTS, fa.

A bruise is a contusion welllngs are inflammations cuts and wounds are alike di»turbances to natural action, through which the reins are clogged, circulation impeded, congestion sets in ami pains ensue. Nature ia Impatient—it tries to right itself and pain intensities. Bruises and swellings need a soothing influence, but in cuts and wounds hardly any one would pour a liquid remedy into a gaping wound. So soon as nature brings the parts together, almost at once,

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41r. Louis Rush, 19 Preston Street, Detroit. Mich., iinys: Pitching hall sprained and bruised my ami two applications of St. Jacobs Oil cured me."

Mr. Gustav Nauwald, Jr. (Tivvdalel, Fredericksburg, Texas, writes, Augusi 20. 1S8K: I was badlT cut with a scythe: half bottle St, Jacobs Oil cured me." It .CURES.

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LOCAL NEWS.

College opened last Wednesday.

Ladoga clamors for natural nas.

Hilly Hulib left for Kansas City Monday.

Rev. E. B. Johnson is sick with the urip.

Matt. Doherty has returned to Chattauoona.

Robert Hopkins has been granted a pen

sion. Mrs. George F. Hughes and son are visiting

in Terre Haute. W. H. Bates, the feather renovator, has

gone to Michigan.

Albert Henry was over from Butler Univers

ity to spend Sunday. The Crawfonisville Presbytery will meet in

ibis city April 8 to 10.

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Miss Cora Yeagly is very sick at her home on south Washington street.

The will of Nancy Martin, deceased, lias been admitted to probate.

The Standard Oil company's buildings 'are

now ready for occupancy.

C. M. Travis lias removed Ins oiHce to the second room north of post office.

John M. Shuitz and E. C. Voris have formed partnership in the insurance business.

Misses Minnie Browu and Madge Johnson visited in Indianapoiis the first of the week.

There were sixty examinations before Supt Zook on Monday for licenses to teach school.

Frank Castor, Darlington-, and Kobt. Hopkins, Crawfonisville, have been granted pen

sions. A number of our citizens attended the firt men's benefit ball at Indianapolis Monday

night. &4, sX Every democrat should be at the polls next Monday and woik.for the succes of his

ticket. 4** 1*1CifV Ors and Joseph I'ickett, and Thomas and Monford Shaffer left Monday for Seattle, Washington.

Mrs. Ellen Dinueeu was in Louisville this week visiting her brothers, John and Totn

Conuers.

ONSUMPTIVE UroMfhitji, Asfljina. Indigestion! Ui

idices ... ...

.. ONIC. It has cured

the worst ca*L:taml is Miobiv ri-uuMly for nil ills artafnu from defective nutritiuu. lake in time. 60c. and $1.0(5.

Charlie Montague and Dr. Rankin spent Sunday in Indianapolis, the guestB of Dr.

Montague.

"Fautasma" at Music Hall on April 14 is the leading attraction on the road. No one should fail to see it.

The Clark township (lccliiinalion contest will ho held at the Nonnall hull in Ladoga on Ntlurday uight, April

A goodly miinhfr of visltois nre expected in attendance at the horse show, and the attendance from the country will no doubt he

largo

NE88 & HEAD NOISES CURED by l'eck's INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS. Whispers board. Com-

W. H. I)ennmn*'H little daughter fell while playing, ou Tuesday, and cut her face quite badly by striking it against an oil can.—Greencastle Press.

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Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Fails io Restore Gray

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PENNYROYAL PILLS.

Red Cross Diamond Brand. The only reliable niU for sale. Safe fend low. Ludlfus ank l)ra|CffUt for tbe D!a~ mond Jtrnndi in red meullloboxn, scaled with blutmbbon. Tukenoother. Send'tc. (itamps) for particuiara and "Kellcf for IjAdlcK/* Utter, bj malL Paper.

VIK\V gang1 Is uuder obligations to R"

B. Snyder for a jug of choice sugar water beer. There is nothing like remembering the poor printer.

While Charley Peterman was riding a pony belonging to Hiatt Sc. Booher on south Washington street Monday morning he was violeutly thrown to the ground and sustained some very ugly wounds about the*face.

When I see some of tbe best farmers of Tippecanoe connty shinning around town, borrowing money to pay their taxes, I am ready to exclaim with all of them "It was a glorious victory."—Lafayette Times,

Mrs. N. P. H. Proctor died at her liomo on College street Saturday night'with typhoid pneumoniy. She leaves a husband and three children. The funeral occurred from the Baptist church Monday afternoon.

Good Ticket in Coal Creek. I

The democrats of Coai Creek township met at Center school house last Saturday Tor the purpose of putting

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nomination a full town

ship ticket. Joseph Henry was chosen chair- I man and Tlios. Pat ton secretary. I lie followiug ticket was then nominated

Trustee—John W. I'tterhacli Assessor—Thomas l'attou. "J? Justices—Autos Kbiite and Isaac N. Karl. Constables—James llasor and hlisha (.amp-

ltoad Supervisor-1.—Thomas Bastian, (ieorge Plilllip.-', Wm. Westfall, Andrew Swank and eorgeQuillen. lielegates and alternates to the county convention were appointed as follows:

Delegates—W. W. Washburn, Amos Ebrite, Jas. Vaughn, Daniel Ebrite, Daniel Curtis, Jos. Henry, Irwin Hutchinson, Jas. tirady, Jas. Amos, Adam Walker, Geo. Qulllen, James Coleman. Delegates at large—George Washburn, Ben Swank, Albert Haaes.

Alternates—F. H. Smith, Dr. Black, Wm. Dewey, Tom Doein, Theodore Teuipleton, Jas. Crawford, Frank Bagby. Win. Biddle, Joshua Pilling, Jonas Allen, Win.

The convention was large and harmonious and the ticket is an unusually strong one and will bo elected to a man. Coal Creek township is all -i!{ht.

Pottit Denied Bail.

I.aBt Saturday Judge Langdon delivered bis decision, ot which the following is a full text: "This is an application to be let to bail. Tbe petitioner aud one Alma C. Whitehead are jointly indicted for murder in the first degree. Section 18 of the Bill of Wright says: 'Offenses other than murder rnd treason, shall be bailable by Buflicient sureties. Murder or treason shall not be bailable when the proof is evident, or tiie presumption strong.' _I have carefully observed and heard the witnesses and the evidence, aud I am constrained to declare that the case presented does not show one bailable within the terms of the constitution of the state. The motion to strike out is overruled, and exception, the prayer of the petitioner is denied, aud the prisoner is remauded." Defendents excepted to the ruling of tne court— First, on the motion to strike out the declaration of Mrs. Whitehead second, on the motion to admit to bail third, they pray an appeal to the supreme court fourth, pray for sixty dayB to file bill of exceptions, which is granted.

C. L. Boat is tbe exclusive agent for the celebrated Rockford Railroad watch. Call and examine before buying your time keeper. 207 eut Main street

THE \VliliKjLi tii2Vl£W.

Democratic Jo.r.t Representative Convention. The democrats of the Joint Representative districl CHIP ..-EIL ITL TIN* comities of Montgomery, l'ii! iiilii ami 1 la... will meet in delegate convention at til-court imiise in (ireencastle on Saturday, May li, l.si0, at 10 o'clock a.

Total 106 Necessary to a choice 51.

CHAS. JOHNSTON,

Mont. Co.,

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MYKHS,

Putnam Co.,

W. B. SsHWKlT/.KK, Clay Co.

Committee Joint Rep esentative District.

Billy Grimes, the Eover.

Alamo has a citizen known as Billy Grimes, no doubt the same f. How as ki own in popular rhyme as "Billy Grimes, the Rover." Grimes, at least, judging from reports, has roved around too much for the good of himself and family, as lie has hi en guilty, much to the chagrin and mortification of his wife, of keeping company with other women. His wife determined on summary punishment, having borne it long enough. Gathering up a number of female friends, headed bp Harmon Deets, a young man formerly residing in this city, she soon after met her faithless husband

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The Montgomery Normal will he held this year in South Hall of Wabash College. It will open .July 15, and continue six weeks. Unusual facilities will be oiTered iu the Btudv of history and physiology. Penmanship will be free and will be taught by superior instructor. A uuinber of lecturers from abroad will be procured and every effort made to make this the most profitable Normal we have ever conducted. For further information address

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or A. M. HKKIINS, Waym-town. '":1V

TO Admirers of the Beautiful. impossibly one of the most beautiful displajs in skillful workmanship is on exhibition at the store room of Richmond & Ross, on Market St. During the winter months, when trade was slight, all their attention was given to the manufacture of beautiful harness, some of their designs being original aud unique, a combination of durability. In connection

with lhis, they have added for the Spring trade quite a lot of factory harness to meet all demands.BHarness was never so cheap as now. When in the city it will pay you to see their display. *S

Savannah 'longshoremen lost a strikeag-unst non-union men.

eighty unions are HOW 'in'ONE

New oi k's entral I iiion.

The Portuguese or New Urk are boycotting all articles of English make, and the Irish are doing the same iu Brooklyn.

.Money to loan at 7 per cent, annual interest without comiiusJion. laCumbernd & Miller

Some New Vork brewers are locked .out for refusing to leave the union.

1 nnalia

opers won a strike against a cut 1 cents per barrel.

from 10 ti

Layers in Washington county, formed a union ami fixed piices.

'Longshore lumbermen at San Francisco get $3 to SI a dav.

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Cowan, Van Pattou.

Alternates at large—Wallace Brauuon, Henry Dong, 'Squire Gilkey. To the joint legislative convention Ed George, Jno. Bible and Jas. S. Swank. Frank Daisy and W. W. Washburn, alternates.

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Imj.eri.il plows—we have the best plows TINSL13Y A MARTIN

Moih-y to I0..11 at 7 per cent, annual interest without commission. Cumberland it Miller.

Ladies and childrens fast black hose 10 cents at Bischof's. #wwm»

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for the purpose nominating a candidate to be vot.'.l for, |.ir Joint Representative from said district. The basis of representation will be one delegate and one allet nale for each one hundred votes cast for Col. Matson for Governor in IHKSand one delegate and one alternate for each fraction of fifty votes or over, so cast. The several counties will be entitled to the following number of delegates to-wit: Montgomery 88 Putnam 80 Clay as

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street accompanied by some girl. She promptly knocked Billy to the ground with a board, and gave him a satisfactory castigation. Billy's companion tied as soon as the fun set in, and he has been roving around lively ever since the punishment was visited upon bun.

Franklin Township Tickct

Tie democrats of Franklin township met convention last Saturday at Darlington and nominated the following to be voted for at th^ township election next Monday: Trustee, \VJ. Owsley assessor, Samuel Knox justices or the peace. George \V. Mickels, John R. Vannice and J. W. Wright constables, Charles H. Harris, Jell McDauiel and John Epperson. The attendance was large and enthusiastic and the nominations were made with a whoop and hurrah. The democrats of Franklin are out to win.

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