Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 April 1890 — Page 4
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Many peculiar points make Hood's Sarsaparilla superior to all other medicines. Teculiar iu combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of best known rcntcdie the vegetable kl
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Peculiar in its medicinal merits,
Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown, and has won for itself S tlio titlo of The greatest blood purifier ever discovered."^^ £V\ rcculiarin its "good name re is
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a on id a a as /of peoplo so steadfastly. Do not be induced to buy other preparations, but be sure to get the Teculiar Medicine,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by &U druggists, £1 six for £5. rreparcil only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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J^OTlf'K TO I! EI US, CREDITORS, jri
In the matter of the estate of Misni"-li-win, deceased, in the Montgomery Circuit Court, May term, 18!W.
Notice is hereby given that liliam S. Irwin as administrator of the estate of Misner Irwin, deceased, has presented ami tiled his accounta
and
vouchers in trial settlement of said estate, and that tho same will come up for tho examination and action of said circuit court on tho 5th day of May, lt90, at which time all heirs, cred. itors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause if any there he, why said accounts and vouchors should not bo approved, and the heirs or distributers ot said estato aro also notifled to bo in said Court at tho time aforesaid and mako proof of heirship.
Dated this 2)th day of March, 1890. WILLIAM S. IK WIN, Administrator. Coppage & White, Attorneys.
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COMMISSIONER.
ED. HEVIKW:— Announce my name as cnudidutc for County Commissioner for the second district, subject to tho diMnoiTiUir liomlniuinp convonttou.
LEW IS \V. OWEN.
A Cl*'&n Record.
To TUB KniTOK-Sir: It will be remembered that Col. John Lee of Crawfordsville was appointed, on the recommendation of the late Vice President Hendricks, Senator Voorhees, ex-Senator McDonald, ex-Gov. Gray. Gen. M. D. Mauson ami other prominent democrats of Indiana, to the position of superintendent of the government Indian school at Saleui, Ore., and a special disbursing agent of the government, He served from Oct, 1,1885, until March 20,1889, and it goes without saying, by all who are acquainted with the facts, that lie was a careful, paiustakiug officer aud strictly houest, and although it was one of the most difficult positions to fill iu the Iudian service, it was so conducted by Col. Lee that he often received commendations from the commissioner of Indian atTairs for his faithul and efficient service, aud on his retirement from the service ex-Commissioner John H, Oberly, in a letter addressed to the seuators of Iudiana, paid: "Iu justice to Mr. Lee it is but due him to say that this is the model Indian school, and under his managements has reached the highest state of efficiency."
Col. Lee lias just completed his final accounting witli the Indiau department of the government, and it is found that he has faithfully and honestly accounted for every dollar thai has passed through his hands asdisburing ageut, and that there is still standing to his credit the sum of $113.31 on account of money placed by him in the First National bank of Saleui, Ore., to the credit of Iudian pupils of said school.
Financially and in every other way the school was marked a success from the time Col. Lee took hold until he retired under the circumstances not at all creditable to one S. A. Albro of New York, and one Gen. Frank Armstrong, late of the Southern Confederacy, The former relieved Col. Lee, who was for almost four years filled his trust faithfully and well, and appointed two of his near relatives to the best positions in the school in the interest, doubtless of civil service reform. Col. Lee had the American flag floated over the Indian school chapel and he also had one H. H. Booth, formely private secretary of the late Jefferson Davis, to be discharged from his position as clerk in the school on account of druukennesB. These two offenses were doubtless considered by the ex-brigadier general of the Southern Confederacy to be sufficient cause for the relief of any Indiana democrat, and lie so recconimended. But Col. Lee and his friends can stand it. They have cause to be proud of the record made iu behalf of the Indian children aud iu behalf of a pure aud houest administration of public afliairs.
Crawfordsville, April 11/ JUSTICE.
Democratic County Convention. The democrats of Montgomery county, will meet in delegate convention on Saturday, April 1 iith, 1890, at 11 o'clock a. in., at the court house, Crawfordsville, Indiana, for the purpose of nominating a county ticket. The several townships will bb entitled to the following number of delegates: Coal Creek 15 Wayne 14 Ripley, 11 Brown 13 Scott 8 Union 59 Madisou 8 Sugar Creek 7 Franklin 12
Walnut 10 Clark .. 16
Total 173 Necessary to a choice eighty-seven (87). The several townships will be expected to report at that time delegates to the Joint Legislative convention as follows: Coal Creek 8 Wayne 3 Ripley 2 Browu 2 Scott 2 Union 1+ Madison 2 Sugar Creek 1 Franklin 3 Walnut 2 Clark 2
There will also be 2 delegates selected from the county at large. JAMES M. SELLER. WILL H. JOHNSTON Chairman,
Secretary.
(ireencastle ought to push Send the drill down deeper.
that well.
Talked that 0. & M. shops will be moved back to Vincennes from Washington.
THiii Okavv WEEKLY REVIEW
WAVELAND.
C. A- Milligan went to Indianapolis Monday. Henry Jarvis went to llockvillo Tuesday to pay his taxes.
Milton liobson, of Blnoiningtou, is visiting here this week. Miss Nellie Coleman, or Mincliell, is visiting Joe Straugh and wife.
Miers Chenault, of Brown township, is a candidate for Sheriff. Miers is a hustler and will make a good race.
The ladies the Presbyterian church held the Missionary tea at the residence of W. 1". Rhoads last Tuesday night,
Frank Kritz, Will Norcross, A. J. Miller, Joe Chandler, G. T, nillman, John Sliauks and Clias. li. Taylor saw "Fautasma" at Crawfordsville Monday night.
The
democratic convention met at Brown's Valley to appoint delegates to represent Brown township in the Montgomery county convention to be held at Crawfordsville, Saturday April 19. Heury A. Foster was elected chairman aud Clias. B. Taylor secretary. The delegates selected to represent us in the joint representative convention, were H. A. Foster aud George Seyboid, alternates, oh a Todd and Chas H. Johnson.
BEISTLE EIDGE.
Candidates are plenty. Garden making is all the go.
Sam Harrison is putting up a slat fence. James Swank is canvassing for fruit trees.
Steven Utteback moved into bis new home last Monday. Miss Isophene Alston is attending Prof. Higgins school at Waynetown.
Dr. Ross, the noted physician of the Ridge, is attendiug on many patients. The hail storm that passed through here last Sunday damaged the peach crop considerably.
Frank Quilleu, the Wayuetown chap, spent Sunday with John Long's near New Rich rnond. '-1,
Dr. Jasper Clough, the veterinary surgeon, of the Ridge, is attending on a mare for James Thomas.
The supervisors of the different districts, order to be sworn in and give bond, called on the trustee last Monday.
Many people of the Ridge went to the entertainment at Thomson's chapel on last Sunday, which was largely attended.
A good many students of the Ridge are going to attend the examination for graduates to be held the 3rd Saturday of May at Wingate.
A certain lady who lives not more than a thousand miles away from here, ind who has caused much trouble to the vicinity, waked up the wrong passenger the other day.
NEW EOSS.iJl
Farmers busy.
J. D. Hurt has a very sick child.
George Pawell has been very sick. JH. P. Stephens called here Monday.
Hiutou Gott has his uew barn raised. Our singing school is progressing nicely.
H. E. Hadley spent part of the week here. Isaac Golladay is buying hogs for the June arket. filled his regular appointment
market,
Elder ROSE here Sunday J. E. Morrison lias moved to his uew home at Wilkinson.
W. H. McVey is making improvements to his residence. George Zimmerman, of Boone Co., paid our town a visit Sunday. '/f5!
The declamatory contest of the M. .E church was held hero Wednesday.
J. F.Miller is making improvements to his already neat little residence. W. d. Sanford has taken an agency of the Buckeye Co., to sell machinery.
Our tile manufacturer, Mr. Booher, is having more orders for tile than he can possibly fill.
Dr. King has purchased the house of William Burroughs. Mr. Burroughs will move the fdim. -r
The grist mill is doing a good business under the management of Jesse ..Rough and Howard Stare. W-
The Patrons of this district shouiu avail themselves of the opportunity to send their children to the Bpring term of school.
Mrs. Van Taylor and Miss Emma Brooks aro running a dress making shop in the Grange building. They merit a good patronagi
"Oh my what beautiful challies!" is me expression of every lady who stops at our wash goode counters. L. Bischof.
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Our Men's All-wool $10 suits elegantly made and trimmed
Our Men's heavy Flannel shirts at $1.50, the best in the world.
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All* kinds ot larm implements, paints, oils, glass, putty, all kinds ot binder materials, doors sash, blinds, tinware, hardware. We also sell the Jewel gasoline stove, best in the market. Also agpnts for the Turnbull wagon, thebest wagon made antl Hercules stump powder. AGENTS FOR
For our Millinery department we have secured the services ot Mrs. Retta Larsh as saleslady. Trimmer Miss luna Slay ton, of Chicar so with an able corps of assistants. Our Spring: stock wascarefully selected by Miss Slayton and Mr. Myers, and has now arrived for thi —"ic'si inspection. Give us an early call.
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The Best Place in Indiana to buy Clothing Furnish ing Goods, Hats and Shoes. We carry nothing but Reliable, Durable Goods in every department. Every article we sell is Guaranteed to give Satisfaction, or money cheerfully refunded.
SOME SPECIAL VALUES:
Our Boys' all-wool $5 knee pants suits.
They are wear resisters.
Our Men's $1.49 fur stiff hats equal to any $2 hat in the world.
THe Model Clothing Company,
41 to 49 E. WdsJ. SC 2 to 22 5. Pei|)|. St,
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To move our Surplus £tock we are offering
lEXTKAOEDlNARY* LOW| PEICES.
Baii's Dr. Warner's and coraline, B. C.~N. and many others. Xautiful'^deK urt^the^me^goS Aiso full line cloth caps, jackets, fischus and cashmere shawls. We were very busy in our millinery department last week, but this week we shall make an extra effort by selling them still lower than ever. Come and see us We will give you more for your $1 than any other store in this city.
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Next Door to Blston BankWSI-
Tobacco
est kept in the city. Fine Cigars, Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco,
and everything in the line, 104 South Green Stieet.
^Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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Our Ladies' at $2.
fine shoet
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dress cloth onlyAll our 20 and est prices 50 r. Indigo blue
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No less than 1,000,000 prairie chickens are marketed in Chicugo every year, of which number Illinois furnishes nearly one-half.
Itch, Mange and Scratches cured in SO minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon druggist, Crawfordsville. N-30-4m
English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Stifles, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Dr. E. Detchon, druggist, Crawfordsville, Ind.
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