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jOUAL NEWS.
Tlin WiiM'ltuni soho-'l^ 'i,st weuk. Epli is in tin- Kiisl luiiutJ no."is. ir Linlosiii will iioiii lu'i lioiso fair ou Saturday May 3.
Miss Lulu Williams has returned fr Brazil. Freii Shi'fiz was ov.t from Slielbyville Monday.
J. E. Hosf, of ITI(liat.M"ilis, was iu the city Monday. Will Scott is iu from Santa Anna, California, on a visit.
Booth and Modjpska appear at Indianapolis on the 29tli. Miss Sallie Moore has returned to her home in Paris, Ky.
Henry Campbell is speuding the week in Philadelphia. Mrs. Richard Epperson is visiting her son in New York City.
Torn Nicholson was down from Thorntown to spend Sunday. The H. M. A. of Waveland will Rive a grand horse show on April 26.
Miss Lizzie Johnson came up from Rockville last week to spend Sunday. M. W. Brntier has been appointed administrator oT Win. Stipe, deceased.
The sleeping car entertainment has been changed from April 22 to April 25. Ed. Ohaver, of Lafayette, has accepted a position with Barnhili, Horurday & Pickett.
A. M. Scott has been appointed administrator of the estate of Alfred Rose, deceased.
The Sherman House will accommodate all who attend the county declamatory contest. "Brick" Steele, a former RKVIKW typo, is holding a case on the Indianapolis Journal.
A boy named Doyle, was sent to the reform school at Plainfieid from here Tuesday morning.
David McCranor, of Butte City, Montana, is visiting hiB sister, Mrs. Lizzie Voris, on Water street.
Howard Nicholson and Tuck Cox came down from Lafayette Monday to act as witnesses in a case in court.
The marriage of Miss Belle Sidner and Joe. R. Collins occurs at the home of the bride next Friday evening "x,
The national encampment or tue u. R. K. of P. will begin at Milwaukee on July 8 and continue one week.
People from almost every town in the county were present at the Fantasma entertainment Monday night.
Levi Martin has been appointed odministrator with the will annexed of the estate of Nancy Martin, deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McLeod celebrated the 50th anniversary of their marriage at their home near Brown's Valley last Tuesday.
A collision of Big Four and Vandalia engines at the Junction Monday morning delayed passenger traffic about three hours. No one was hurt.
Out of 1,012 townships iu Indiana the democrats at the last election elected 608 trustees, being a gain of 118. The majority ou the total vote waB. 17,000.
At that Clark township declamatory contest last Saturday night Mike Wolfland, Willie Otey carried off the honor among the bojB and Carrie Robbins and Gurtrude Snyder for the girls.
Next month Adjutant General Ruckle will begin preparations for the annual state encampment which will probably take place during August. It will bo lielu in soino city outside of Indianapolis.
Monday morning about two o'clock, the house of Alfred Morrison, near Darlington, was struck by lightning and entirely destroyo.l, together with 200 bushels of corn, some hay and wheat. Loss about $1,000.
Mr. Lee Smith has purchased Harry Pontious' interest in the iirm of R. C. Smith & Co. manufacturers of proprietory medicines rnd "Brownie's (jum," and the tirm will continue the business under the name of R. C. Smith &- Son.
Policeman (iriines arrested three tramps at the Junction last Saturday charged with robbing \V. S. Casad's grocery and the Motion ticket olllce. They were brought before Mayer Russel and bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
During the thunder storin Sunday night, the Vandalia depot at Darlington was struck by ligbtuing and burned to the ground. The fire alarm was given, but, owing to the scarcity of water in that neighborhood, was unable to iio anything. Everything was lost except some small freight.
The beautiful "Fautasnia" was greeted with the largest house of the season at Music Hall Monday night. The scenery in point of beauty, wrs far* superior to any ever seen in this city, while the revolving scenes were perfection It was the best entertainment ever given in Music Hall.
A truuk containing boots and shoes belonging to J. A. Haidee was broken into laBt Friday night at the Monon depot and relieved of most of its contents. As the goods were but samples and all made for the right foot they Will hardly do the thief much good. ^V
T. J. Armstrong, the present candidate on the republican ticket for representative, appears to have been chosen for the place for peculiar reasons. He is maBter-in-general and scene shifter for a stallion iu Brown township, and this being near the beginning of "the ensuing season" his fitness for a legislator was not to be questioned, barring all other qualifications.
A team belonging to Peter Clarkson, of New Richmond, became frightened by a piece of flying paper and ran from I). F, McClure's store to the gas works. Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson had just jumped out of tho spring wagon, leaving their son, Walter, at the reins. He showed a good deal of grit and succeeded in stopping them before any damage was done, e*cept dumping a load of corn on the stieet
At a meeting of the faculty of Wabash Col lege last week, to Bettle the dispute over the Baldwin prize winner, Catn, of Danville, III was awarded the plum, he being second in the grading of the judges. It is to be hoped this is the end of the long controversy, and that the result will be a warning to all plagiaristst who infest old Wabash. Martin is circulating a petition for admission to Butler University to graduate this year and it is being Yery generally signed.
THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Union Township Higs the Ring Getting Six of the Eleven Nominations. A fair lepieKeiitutinn of t!ie lepuliMcan party a onililei! at the court house last Saturday fer the purpose or putting in nomination a county ticket to t« beati-n next November, and it is very generally that they have "did" it. All dm inn Uhi last w.'.-k the weather looked very squally for the four "'BV' pets and ou Fri'iay it was decided that either Shevlin or Whittington mum lie sacrificed. It was a foregone conclusion that Shevlin was doomed because an active outsider, Cox by name, had the swing for sheriff and he must ho squelched at any expeuee. At this critical point Shevlin was prevailed upou to withdraw that his strength would fall to Handel, a cecond choice with the ring, and save the r-putation of tho Bs. This worked lovely as the result showed, but then O will have his turn later, as "It's a long lane that has no turn." On the assembling of tin* convention Chairman Williams called the crowd to order. Judge A. D.Thomas was chosen to preside and T. H. B. McCaiu was selected as secretary. The call of the townships was inaile iu the order of their strength in delegates, the one having the largest number of delegates Coining first. Judge E. C. Snyder was nominated by acclamation for judge of the22d judicial district. S. C. Kennedy, W. T. Whittington, W. M. Reeves and li. NY. Stafford were placed iu nomination for prosecutor. Whittington was successful on llie third ballot.
For ropresentative the candidates were T. V. Maxedon, of Union John L. Davis, of Union T. J. Armstrong, of Brown E. H. O'Neal, of Ripley, ami H. M. Billings, of Wayne. Two ballots were necessary to give Armstrong th* necessary number.
Prof J. F. Warfel, of Clark, moved that John C. Wingate he nominated for auditor by acclamation. The motion wascairied with rousing unanimity.
T. H. Ristine made a motion that A.F. Ramsey be it nominated for treasurer. This was also carried.
When the call for sheriff was made there was quite a stir among the monkeys and it was great run—for democrats. Following are the ballots as east:
FirBt ballot—Bandel, 22 Henry 17 Cox, 45 Loflaud, 22 Rich, 12 Gray, 26 Bible, IS). Cox led but it was evident thnt a great many complimentary votes were cast.
Secoud ballot—Bandel, 84 Henry, 22 Cox, 52 Lotland, 10 Rich, 4 Gray, 27 Bible, 14 Third ballot—Bandel, 45 Henry, 14 Cox, 64 Loflaud, 5: Rich, 8 Gray, 22 Bible, 11.
Fourth ballot—Bandel. 55 Heury, 9: Cox, 67 Loflaud, 7 Rich, 5 Gray, 22 Bible, 1. Firth ballot—Bandel, 61 Henry, 8 Cox, 75 Lofland, 2 Rich, 1 Gray, 13 Bible, 0.
Sixth ballot—Bandel, 86 Cox, 77. No other candidates receive any votes at all and Baudel is nominated.
The following gentlemen having no opposi tion were selected by acclamation: Dr. G. W. Tucker, of Sugar Creek township, for coroner J. M. Waugh, for surveyor, and Hon. Michael Price for commissioner of the second district.
For commissioner of the third district S. A. R. Beach, Shelby McCormick and Aquilla Groves were placed in nomination. Groves was chosen on the second ballot.
NOTES. TJX
It wes a neat scheme to defeat Cox. It was a selection between beer and guu powder.
Why didn't the Franklin delegation stick to Maxedon? Had Shevlin remained in the race Cox would have been the nominee.
Capt. Billings received one vote for ~representative. Was he a delegate?
How do Reevt and Kennedy feel toward the ring by this time? We warned you quite long ago.
"I don't know anything about a ring I don't know anybody or anything dont talk to me." —Stafford,
An attempt te boom Kennedy for representative after he had been defeated for prosecutor died a boruin'. .y1 A vj *1
Iu response to a question as to Armstrong's qualifications for representative, one of the ardents replied: "Why, he's got the best stallion that stands any where around New Market."
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The Democrats of Franklin township met at Darlington Saturday and appointed the following delegates: To the state convention—David McAllister, delegate, and Dr. John T. Hillis, alternate. To the joint legislative convention
John Hulett, Win. Simmons, Thos. Lafollette were made delegates and ohu P. Colerain, Thos. McDauiel, Alfred Clouser, alternates. To the county convention, delegatesJohn P. Coleman, Thos. McDaniel, Q. E. Bundy, M. S. McAllister, Chas. Elmore, Geo. Lafollette. Jeff McDaniel, Al. Flannigain, C. E. Thomson, Newt Johnson, John Vanice, Newt Lee. Alternates—Martin Hampton, L. P. Needham, Thos. Garner, Thos. Lafollette, Wui. Rhoades, Ewill Engle, Al Mullen,Cyrus Booher, Wallace Michels, George Hughes, Wilson Ferguson and Thomas Wisehart.
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Tne democrats or Brown township in convention Saturday to select delegates to the nominating convention appointed the following: Delegates—S. R. Fisher, Jas. M. Vanclf.:.ve, George Davis, John Spencer, Win. Goff, James Clements, Ed Milligan, Wm. Rice, Win, Thorn, Win. Lee, Win. Hardy, L. W. Reynolds. Walter Canine. Alternates—Emmons Busenbark, Joseph Wasson, Dau Swaiin, Sam Gott, Robert Frame, Joseph Doyel, John D. Fisher, Will Dowden, Win. Reynolds, Chas. Peyton, Flint Lee, Gov. Durham and
Jas. Fosterr.
The couuty declamatory contest occurs at 2:30 and 8 p. in." to-day at the Y. M. C. A. hall.
A. A. Harnrnve, editor of the Rockviile Republican, and a graduate of Wabash college, is a candidate for joint senator from Parke and Vermillion counties.
Miss Ella Golden, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Miss Madge Johnson over Sunday.
The state oratorical contest took place Friday night at Indianapolis. Depauw being awarded first, Franklin, second and Wabash third. Much dissatisfaction was expressed over the decision, many of the audience having conceded Stover first after hearing the speak era. He should have at least had second
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Notary Public.
Mrs. Ella A. Bratton, of New Ross, Indiana, says: "I can not express how much I owe to tho Nervine Tonic. My system was completely shattered, appetite gone, was coughing and spitting up blood am suro I was in the first stages of consumption, an inheritance handed down through several generations. I began taking tho Nervine Tonic and continued its use for about six months, and am entirely cured. It is tho grandest remedy for nerves, stomach and lungs I have ever seen.
Ed. J. Brown, Druggist, of Edina, Mo., writes: "My health had been very poor for years, was coughing severely. I only weighed 110 pounds when I commenced using South American Nervine. I havo used two bottles and now weigh 130 pounds, and am much stronger and better than havo been for fivo years. Am suro would not havo lived through tho V\ inter had I not secured this remedy. My customers sco what it has done for mo and buy it eagerly. It gives great satisfaction."
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
Price. Large 18 ounce Bottles, $1.2B. Trial Size, IB cents.
For Sale by Dr. Detclion.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.
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