Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 September 1890 — Page 5

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Commissioners Allowances'

VF. L. Ilulet, rent poor Union tp $ 13 Goo. E. Brock, goods poor Union tp. 16 \V. B. Berry, 10 50 Trult & Scott 00-03 Smith fc Duckworth goods furnished 47 5!) Campbell Bros, goods poor Union tp 17 55 J. C. Fry, good poor Union tp 50 00 O. T. Wilson, goods county asylum a sr Kngmlnger &Seawright goods poor Union tp 27 50 Honry Sloan, goods poor Union tp 45 as Qsorge Keller, meat county asylum 31 l5 M. V. B. Smith, work a 35 John S. Zuck salary county supt ... 348 7_ Benton Snyder, expense poor Kiploj tp... 112 43 J. W. Utterback, material for bridgo 3D S3 Vandalta Railway Co. transportation poor a U5 Cieo. E. Grimes, liquor license refuhded... lot) 35 Tspnllnson & Co.', goods poor Union tp.... 87 50 .Tames B. Scott, wood 73 75 Harry Pontious, tobacco county asylum... a t0 Pat McManus, goods poor Union tp 49 75 M. II. O'Neill, goods poor Union tp 23 50 Lyle & Smith, repairs 19 81 A. C. Jennlson rent poor Union tp ....... 15 35 John D. RufTner, goods poor Union tp 15 50 J. K. P. Thompson, goods furnished Union tp 10 S5 H. B. Hulet, filing paper's 114 50 registering voters 45 £0 VV. T. Whlttfngton, salary county attorney r3 50 llenry Kramer, meat poor Union tp 5 35 Tinsley & Martin, goods county asylum.. 40 Eph Joel, goods furnished county Jail 25 asylum.. 17 ab poor Union tp.. 3 25 .1. B. Scott, wood ... 33 25 Hobinson & Wallace, books and stationary 43 50 W. B. Burford, books and stationary 207 85 Yeagley & McClamrock, good county asy. 15 20 S. C. Scott, goods poor Union tp 13 25 George Guntle, errors I11 taxes 5 37 C. N. Vancleave goods county asylum 11 85 court house 4 35 poor Union tp 37 72 U. B. Lynch, work 011 bridgo i:!U 41 R. tj. Phole, goods poor Union tp al 75 P, C. Somorville, cuke poor Union tj)..... 5 18 O. M. Gregg, orphans home 55f 00 Review, printing is 55 J. N. Yauzant, goods poor Union tp 15 on M. L. Wright, rout poor Union tp 12 75 Lem Williams, goods poor Union tp 1 25 E. \V. Keegan, salary county physician ... 1ft) Oo O. B. Arms, goods county asylum 2ft J. W. Cumberland, rent poor Union tp... 3S 25

OTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Ellon Cawloy, Doceosed. Notice is hereby, that the undorslgued has been duly qualified as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Ellen Cawlev, late of Montgomery County, Indiana, Docease'd. Said ttstato is suppoBod to bo solvent. Dated Sept. 6, 1890. Wai.tek D. Jokbs.

See Richmond & Ross before buying harness, whips, aud robes.

Tile "Public Record" is the best 5 cent eigar on earth. Iasist on having it and take no otber.-

Cohoon fc Fisher have sold more than a cor oad of the Turnbull Wagons during Augast.

Round O.tk! Round Oak! See Cohooa& Fisher.

For a cool, dullcious smoke try "Public Reaord" cigar.

Buy a Round Oak Stove of Cohoon & Fisher.

They Are Jteantles.

Richmond & Ross, the harness makers, hare received a fine lot of new harness and have them on exhibition at their store on Market street. Nothing prettier was ever shown Sn the city.

A Round Oak is the original. Others are imitations.

,• 100 Whisky Barrels. I have 100 empty whisky barrels which I will sell cheap. Come at once.'

ALBERT MUHLEISEN.

Did yet aver try McKeen's Bast?

PRICES REDUCED!

Having bought the two stores, will continue the business as before. STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. Will make a grand sale of Clothing, Hats and Furnishing goods, beginning today and tor thirty days will reduce the very large stock.

Prices guaranteed 20 per cent, cheaper than you have ever before bought clothing for yoursell or boys. Also hats, furnishing goods and trunks. We ask you to continue to trade at the

OtD RELIABLE,

Satisfaction always guaranteed or money refunded. Corner Washington and Main Streets.

RESPECTFULLY THE ONLY ONE PRICE. CLOTHIER,

Tha Market*.

INDIANAPOLIS.

Cattle—We quote: Fancy Export $4 15@4 00 Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds $S 75@4 10 Good shipping steers of 1,100 to 1,800 pounds... j3 60@8 90 Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 8 2og8 50 Fair to medium heiiers 2 00@2 25 Common to fair heifers 1 65@2 00 Good to choice cows 2 00@2 25 Fair to medium cows 1 50@1 75

Hons—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medium $S 90@3 97K Fair to good mixed 8 65@S 85 Good to choice light 8 75g3 90 Roughs 2 25@3 50 Light Mixed 8 65@8 85 Wheat 90 Corn 42 Oats 25 @80 Hay $7

CRAWFOBDSVILLS.

Wheat Corn Hay Oats Butter Eggs Apples Potatoes Young Chicks Clover Seed Chickens Turkeys Ducks

80^85

.'.7.'.7.25@85

College opened last Wednesday with a fair* attendance. Fiitz Sagerholm, of Attica, is working for L. W. Otto.

Dick Woolsey, of the Danville News, was over Thursday.

John White and wife, of Danville, III., were the guests of Hon, M. D. White this week. The city council has granted J. A. Joel the right to ley a double stone crossing from his store diagonally across Main and Washington streets to Campbell's store, he agreeing to keep the same in repair.

Rev. G. W. Switzer will preach a sermon tCK-morrow evening to the P. O. S. A., Washington Camp No, 6, at the M. H. church. A special programme bae been arranged and tba arder wlK attend ia a body.

THE CRAWJRjRDSVILjui.

JOEL.

Suit A^aiast Scbool Trustiea.

The Indiana School book Co., through their attorneys, Bayless & Guenther, haye filed a suit against the school trustees of this city to com Deli them to pay for the books sent her* last year. These books are still here but will not be paid for until sold, as we believe such was the understanding when the order was made. When the books arrived they were opened and placed on sale. Every person who desired to purchase was given an opportunity to do so. Just how the school book company expects to enforce payment by the trustees we fail to comprehend.—Frankfort News.

Cohoon & Fisher's Fine Display-

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A Diigraceful Scent.

The Journal of Wednesday prints the following: "A gentleman residing in the neighbor' hood or Balhinch was in the city to-day and relates an interesting episode which occurred in his vicinity yssterday at the funeral of James Douglas. It seems tbat the wife of Mr. Donglas had left him shorly before he died of consumption, and he, together with them, was taken to the home of his father where he died on Monday. At the Balhinch grave yard yerterday, Just as as the grave Kras filled, the mother of the children put ia an appearance and proceeded to take them in charge. The grandparents interferred and a regular row took place la the drizzling rniu over the new made grave. The mother finally marched away with her offspring*, and the grandparents sorrowfully wended their way homeward. Grandfather Douglas, wfeo is a well-to-do farmer, will take legal action to have a guardian appointed for his grandchildren, as their mother is in straightened circumstances. The unfortunate affair is greatly deplored by Hie whole neighborhood."

Among the many fine displays at the fair this week none was more prominent than that of the old reliable firm of Cohoon & Fisher. With Turnbnll wagons piled mountain high, an ar.my of Deering binders, a dozen or more of the celebrated Brown cultivators, the Biglit was gorgeous. The success of this firm is phenominal and their displays at our county fair are as eagerly watched for by our fair patrons as any attraction on the grounds. This year the magnificent exhibit has proven quite a financial success, having sold and delivered eight Deering binders, besides several of the celebrated Turnbull wagons and Brown cultivators. This firm this year has sold two car loads of these wagons and have two more car loads on the way that will reach here the first of the week, some or which are already sold. Come iu and get one.

Medical graduation for ministers, druggists, city missionaries and earnest students of both sexes by home study, at a trifling cost. Preceptors visit various cities for demonstrations in anatomy. Send 50 cents for specimen texts to College, 158 north Tennessee street, Indianapolis.

A cigar salesman for one of the largest New York cigar manufacturers guessed on Hie Public Record as a ten-cent ci* ir.

The Beit Advertising.

The most efficient advertising in behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla is that which comes fron the medicine itself. That is those who are ctired by it, speak to friends suffering similarly who in turn derive benefit and urge others to try this successful medicine. Thus the circle of its noukirity is rapidly widening from this eausel alone, and are move and more becoming enthusiastic in behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla as it aatvaliy demonstrates its absolute merit. All that is asked for Hood's Sarsaparilla ib that It be given a fair trial. If you need a good blood purifier, or buildiug up medicine, try Hood's Sarsaparilla.

M»rit Wfns,

Wedosireto say to our citizens that for years wo have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills,, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Blttors, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price it satisfactory result* d.o not follow their nse. The remedies have won their great popularity solely on their nerits. Nn Co., Drugglsta.

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STRIKERS TRY FORCE

Rioters at Southampton Dispersed by the Troops.

SOLDIERS USE THEIR BAYONETS.

An Attempt of the .TSIob to Cluirge tbe Mllit:irjr K-sult* Disastrously and -ttHisv Arc WounilMl-The May- •/:, t'i Ki\.iiti uco Tbi'tfutcnetl.

TisniMtr.K with stru»ki:«:

London. 11.—The riots 111 Southampton cdm.\M.lay were tbe most se rious tliat have occurred in England for many yoa-k. The police wor-e utterly unabk- grtipplu witii the troublo and tr.-o i-oiiip:iiiies o! infantry wore equally pov.fi'ivss tintii th«jy had freely UROd the bayonet ii "jjOvtral of the strikers and v.vm supplied with ball cartridjf-es. Tbe iUc:mpt, to break the line of the soldiers by a furious char-ru of a number of men mounted c.u c-i'.Vi horses showed great courage, but iittle knotviedgo of their own soldiers. 0:ily onco or twice ia history has -int of Mritish soldiers been broken by a charge of cavalry, bui these unarmed and untrained men thought they could aocompllsh the feat by a blind rush of a few old colts ridden bnrebacked.'- Nearly all the strikers who took part in this fol4^ were badly hurt. The resort to violence has alienated much public sympathy from ihom. The strikers telegraphed to Michael Davitt and Cunmngham tiroen to come to their assistance. The Times has .111 editorial bitterly denouncing Home Secretary Matthew.* for failing to suppress disorder on tho part of striking work-ing.-men. The article declared tlhat tho Secretary is by his weakness training the working elasnos to believe that the Government will not prevont them from indulging in riot and bloodshed. The dockers of London and Dublin are combining, tbe object of the coalition boing to in force the demands of the dockers at the latter port foe better pay and treatment.. Tho ehartoring of steamers by the colonial goverm•ments to obtain coal from India for the g^s works is the worst blow the Australian strikers have yot received. It h'uets the miners as well as tho otty strikers and commits the colonial governments against tho strike.

Affairs are still menacing. More troops have been stuiimoned to tbe Bo&ne of tbe strike. A number of boats manned by tbe strikers a*e laying out in tbe.s£ryim with a view of intarcepti*^ incoming steamers and prevailing trpon tlioir crews to strike. Tlip admirality lias been naked by tbe local authorities 10 assis-in preventing this new move. liUght »f the strikers hare been wnested*or noting. The mayor's house was threatened by the mob and he at ojico telephoned for soldinrs, who instantly responded.

Seventeen more urrests of strikers have been made. Posters issued by the mayor urging tho men to remain in ffheir house* were angrily seized by tho mob a^id destroyed. Business in ibis place has beoome paralyzed.

Tho employers hold a mooting and subsequently issued a.band-bill promising every protection to men returning to work. Tbe unlo.n submitted a proposal for an advanco in wages, undertaking not to ask a furthe? increase for two years tfc come. The employees, however, deelined to accept the condltlea that no non-union oten skoald Vfe employed.'

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Great New York Hospital

How Surgeon of tho INTBK-8TATE

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lintiou free nud strictly oonfldontlal In his private parlors at tUe Nutt llouso. Dr. Walter davotes his on tiro uttcntlon to diseases of the eye, ear, throat, luugs and to all chronic, private and nervorw discuses and deformities, as granulated lids, cross eyes, deafness, dischorge nt tho ears, brownchitis. chronic cough, goitre [big neck], fevorsoresand uicers. Hrlglit's disease, rheumatism, all diseases of tlu kidneys nnd bladder, heart, stonmcli and nervous diseases, choroa [St. Vitus Dance], epilepsy [fits], general debility, scrofula, skin disease and nil diseases due to bad blcod. lCpllep».vor I lls positively cured by anew and never falling remedy.

Itectul IMspuxe*. Di'. Walter aiso makes a specialty of all forms of rectal diseases, pilesinternal and external, itching and bieedtng, rectal ulcere,—which are often taken for nervous and lung diseases, all cured if taken in time. Remember I cure all forms of piles without pain and interruption or detention from business, and without the uso of knife, caustic, ligature or Injection. Como and bo convinced. Ladios suffering from complaints pocullar t« their sex, can consult the Doctor with every assurance of a speedy relief and permanent cure, without subjecting them to the embnrassing procedure of an examination, which, in most cases, is unnecessary. Tho Doctor particularly invites all eases that have boon given up by other physicians.

TO YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED and OT.DMEN. Dr. Walter stakes his honor ami rofcsional reputation upon the statement that ho has disc5V«red a speedy and positive ouro for all th*se sufferings from spermatorrhoea, impotency, loss of manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of IndiscreatioD In youth, or over Indulgence in lato years, suyh as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses with tho long list of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most sacred and important laws are cured in a short time, liellef permanent and abso.uto cures guaranteed. All cases strictly confldrntial. •Small Tnnieix, Canneus, Want, Moles, Ktc., removed without acids, knife, 1 .1 in or scar. Kurf method, electrolysis.

Oat.nrrli. Now homo treatmen, with apparatus Invented by tlio l)r. Kxamino It. Cmirpasged. Choap.

OuKrnntee to cure every case of dyspepsia, sick head ache, piles, tni» worm, stricture and catarrh.

I will give special attention to difficult

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cases and to enscs other physicians have failed to cure.jfi

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npi)lylng for treatinont

will please bring from two to four ounces of llfitlA fft** Bnslvjls urine for analysis. lr. Lxiuun Toledo, O.

Waller, Western Address,

Consultation Free.

BUG6IKS( the best at Tinsley «fc Martins.

Saratoga Water at the Clipper.

COLDMBUS Dugjiei at Tinsley & Mar tla's.

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accomplished by the use of Sappho Pellets

ing in their effects. Their immediate relultfi arp nr^

satisfactory character. Enough Pelle's for thirfJ 1 Pleasi»ff and fectly plain wrapper for^one foliar

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call on VV. B. Hardee.

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PLASTERS.

AltB THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN Tfnt woRT.n They cure RheomatUm, Kidney Pains,I Backache, Pleurisy and ail famsnesal |0f0uB"t oa by sxpoiure or over-cxwtlasT Tr you want 1

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pain,Insist on having Orosrsnor's I BELL.CAF-SIO I'UfiTBK, vnth a picture of a bell in theI bKck-cleth, for ther* is no plaster, I liniment, or lotion that has such complete mastay orsr

ALL ACHES AKD PAIRS,

Dr. Grosrenor's BelI-Cap-sl« Piasters Purely Vegetable and Handles*. Kelieve instautiy and never fail to COM.

SATK, QDJCK. ANI» STTRK. Sold by druggista *r nailed on rNpt of 25«. USOSTKNOR ft RICHARDS.

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The fiochfstev Nm^erv C0.yi^ Rochester, N. Y.

Dr. Wm. (JiarH

OL' Indianapolis, will be in CYawfojrel villi?, until

Saturday, Se|t

20th,|i

At the T[artiiian House, opposite^ tjliernian Ilouse, Where thosm HiilTeriiiff i'roia

Chronic and (Hiier l)i^

Can find relii'f and speed curt* Clark has made chronic ailmtut# specialty for forty vears and 'has l'ound remc'dira that.T'il never l'jfll to cure

properly used.

If you have a cold, cough, (dry-luii, croup/ cankered threat, cattarrha Dr.Kiliner's Indian Cough-cure (cbhsa* oil) will relieve instautiy heals Price 25c., 50c., and $100/ Fishsr.