Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 September 1890 — Page 7

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Coal Creek T«wnship Teachers. The schools of Coal Creek township begin on Monday next. Trustee Utterback has this year employed Bixteen teachers, the number required. Their salaries ranges from $1.75 to 2.25 per day. The followiug aro the names of the teachers and the houses they are located in: c,- %"•. /,

No. I.—Walter Vaughn. No. 2.—Walter McBroon and EvaMcCallum. No. 3.— Efhe Alexander. ... No. 4.—Carlton Moore. _, So. 5.—S. S. Phillips./ No. 6.-A. W. Wilson. No. 7.—A, W, Dazey. -3' -y' No. 8.—Isophene Alston. No. J. S. Henrv. No.10.—Jesse (»allowway and.Miss J. ...Chilcote. l^-1

No.ll—Ebert Morrow. No. 12—Winfield Fowler. No.13.—Fred Kincade.

Are You Looking For Tips.

We shall say soinethiug of interest] to St, L,oui£ passengers shortly. Perhaps it will interest you, if not, your friends may be?

Through trains via Toledo, St. Louis Kansas City R. R. are deservingly popular and well patronized. C. C. JKNKINS, G. P. A.

Toledo, O.

The New Market gas well 1h not panning out to suit the citizens of that place.

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 Jn anatomy. Send 50 cents for specimen texts %to College, 153 north Tennessee street, Iodianapolis.

PRICES REDUCED!

Having bought the two stores, will continue the business as STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. Will make a grand sa

Clothing, Hats and Furnishing goods, beginning to day 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

OLD RE1IABLE,

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

& -h vft 5^ it

(RESPECTFULMTV

J. A. JOEL

Tlie lUtrknt!

INDIANAPOLIS.

Cattle—We quote: Fancy Export §1 15@1 CO Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,000 pounds $3 75@4 10 Good shipping steers of 1,100 to 1,300 pounds. Fair shipping steers of 1,000 )0 pounds

Fair to good mixed Good to choice light Roughs Light Mixed Wheat Corn Oats Hay

No. 14.—(None employed.) The teachers of this township are requested to meet the trustee at Whitlock, to-day (Saturday) at 2 p. m. ffcse&swS'r

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

a&f The "Public Record" is the best 5 cent cigar •4f$*on earth. Insist on having it and take no .ssfeother.

Cohoon & Fisher have sold more than a car oad of the Turnbull Wagons during August.

Round

Oak! Round Oak! See Cohoon &

Fisher.

For a cool, delicious smolfe try a "Public Record" cigar.

Round Oak Stove of Cohoon &

Buy a

Fisher.

Merit Wins.

sa We desire to say to our citizens that for sisyears we have been selling I)r. King's New Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's New & Life Pills,, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric •Hitters, 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 if satisfactory results do not follow their use. The remedies have won their great popularity solely on their merits. NYK fc Co., Druggists. it.

.|3 60@3 90

1,200 pounds. Fair to medium hen era.. Common to fair heifers.. Good to choice cows Fair to medium cows

.3 25@3 50 .2 00@2 25 .1 65^2 00 .2 00@2 25 .1 50fcrlJ5

Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medium.

.$3 90@3 I7!^ 3 (S5&3 85 3 7U@3 90 2 25(33 50 3 l55@8 85 90 12 25@30

CKAWFOKDSV1LLS.

Wheat 75^85 Corn 30&35 Hay $10 Oats 25EP35 Butter 12 Eggs ..10 Apples 2o@^o Potatoes 40@75 Young Chicks 8 Clover Seed $3@?3 25 Chickens Turkeys 8 Ducks 5

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The most efficient advertising in behalf of Hood's Sarsapariila is that which comes from the medicine itself, That is those who are cured 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 noularity is rapidly widening from this cause alone, and are more and more becoming enthusiastic in behalf of Hood's Snrsaparilla as it actually demonstrates its absolute merit. All that is asked for Hood's Sarsapariila is that it be given a fair trial. If you need a good blood purifier, or building up medicine, try Hood's Sarsapariila.

Indianapolis Wire Works.

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Wire Goods

01 Every description, bank and desk railings. Florists' designs, moss baskets, coops of all kinds, wire vases, window and counter guards, trellises and arches, grave guards, wire signs, etc. 27 Circle St Indianapolis.

lr. W. If. SARllKlt (Jives special attention to private diseases of male mid female. Regulating remedies for ladies furnished. Cures sterility, rupture idles, (lstuiii, Assure, sponnntorrhajn, impotency, gonorrhiea and syphilis. Cnll oil or address him lit 9GJ4 South Illinois St., Indianapo

lis, lad. A11 letters containing a S-cont stamp, mis \\vr«d confidentially.

There is no resort In the city as popular as Muhleisen's Clipper saloon.

THE CRaWFJltDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

betore,

sale. of

ON YJP

CLOTHIER?

Dr. F. M. ABBETT

Twenti-.flve years continuous practice In this city and the most successful in his specialti embracing all tonus of chronic diseases of skin and blood. Every vostipo oi disease of priva to nature eradicated without the use of murcury. A positivo cure of nervous diseases of young men guaranteed who in youth were victims of imprudence, causing weakness of body and mind. Treatment by correspondence where it is not convenient to visit me. Consultation free and invited. 7HO. 34 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, Inn.

Toledo Exposition.

SEPTEMBER 8, 9,1(^11, 12 andJ13—The Toledo, St, Louis & Kansas City R. R. will issue excursion tickets from Charleston, 111., ana all stations eastward to Toledo, on above dates, September 8-13 inclusive at one fare lor the round trip, tickets good to return until Sept. 15th. Through traius between Toledo & St. Louis. C. C. JKNKINS, G. P. A.,

Toledo, O.

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

MINERS TO STRIKE.*

Over 40,000 Men iu Illinois and Indiana Coal Melds to Demand an Increase in Pay.

PiTTSiiL'iNiM, Pa., Sept. is. —Patrick McBryde, member of the executive board^of the United Mine W orkers, was in Pittsburgh Wednesday night on his way to hpringlield. 111., where he will order a striko of the 40.0 )0 minors employed in tlie Indiana and Illinois fields. The strike will be for an advance in wages and wilL begin November 1. In the northern districts an advance of seven and one-half cents is asked. In the southern districts tho advance' asked is ten cents. The strike Has been brewing for a lony tnue. Tne Illinois and Indiana operators. is charged, have been showing themselves particularly hostile toward the men. Tho demands were made last spring1. The miners then announced tliev would work throughout the summer. Thooperators have sieadilv refused tho advance, except tnoso lns^t-he northern districts. who will® concede it if tho sotuuorn operators will also mako tno concession. As tho latter refused to do so, however, a striko is certain. 'lho miners havo been preparing for tho strike, and plenty of funds have been secured to put back-bono into it. Tho executive board of tho United Mine Workers has sanctioned the strike, and Mr. MoBryde £oos WeM as its rep* re'sentative. Mr. McHrvde said: "There will certainly bo a strike of tho Indiana and Illinois miners. Wo are well prepared for it and will ask the Pennsylvania and Ohio operators to shut down temporarily in order that we mav close every avenue of escape for tho Western operators."

They May Hfhinne. $

NEW oiiK, Sept. lh.—There aro apparently well-founded rumors that the firm of Sawyer, Wallaco «.t Co.. which failed a fortnight ago for nearly Si,000,000. would soon resume business. At the oilicos of tho firm Mr. Miller and Mr. bawyer said tho matter had been discussed informally.

GETTING IN TRIM.

The National Commission Busy with World's Fair Preliminaries.

AN EXECUTIVE GOMMITTEE NAMED.

President l'nlmer Places Good Men at the Holm—Reports ul' tlio Committees on Itules anil r.eglHlatlm

The l.mly Malingers.

I'ALMKIl's PICK.

CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—At yesterday's session of the National Columbian Exposition Commission President Palmer announced an executive committee, which is to have all the powers of tho National Commission when the commission is not in session, except in cases in which tho act of Congress requires tho action of the commission. They shall repoot fully all ihoir transactions to tho commission. The committee is as follows:

Messrs. McDonald, Kerens, kxau. Widener, Commissiouers-at-Virge and Scwall, of Nevr Jersey Smalley, of Veraiont Martiudale, of Indiana Thatcher, of New York Breed, of Massachusetts, Martin, of Nebraska Price, of Kansas Harrison, of Minnesota Butt, of West Virginia Ewing, of Illinois King, of Iowa Piatt, oi Ohio McLows, of Georgia: Williams, of Tennessee Hirst, of Florida Saunders, of Mississippi: Herschfield, of Montana Cloodell, of Colorado Brit, ton, of the District of Columbia, and McKenzle, of Kentucky. President Palmer is chairman by tho resolution of the commission adopted July, 1.

The report of tho committee on rules, by-laws and regulations was read. Two stated meetings of the commission aro provided for annually, viz.: on the first Wednesday in April and September of each year during its existence, commencing in April, 1891. Special meetings are to bo held on the call of the president, which call may be made on his own motion, or at the written request of tiie executive oommit-tee or of one-third of the members of the commission. Salaries are fixed as follows: President, 812,000 year Secretary, $10,000 a year Director General, S15,0»0 a year. The following standing committees worp provided for

Judiciary, Rules and By-Laws. Tariffs and Transportation. Foreign AMairs, Legislation, Fine Arts, Science, History, Literature and Education, Live Stock, Horticulture. Finance, Auditing, Geremonies, Classification, Manufactures, Commerce, Mines and Mining. Fishe-nies and Fish Culture, ElecM-ickj and Blectriciri Appliances, Forestry anil Lumber, Machinery, World's Congresses.

The committee oil legislation presented its report. The section relating to the board of lady managers provoked a lengthy debate. Several amendments were adopted, and tho section as finally agreed upon is in brief as follows: "The board of lady managers shall consist of two women from each State and Territory arfd the District of Columbia, to be nominated by the commissioners from the several States and Territories and the District of Columbia, and of one woman to be nominated by each of the commissioners-at-large. aid to be appointed by the President and, also, nine •women of tJie city of Chicago, to be appointed by the President, as has been expressly determined by the resolution of the commission and a like number of alternates, to be appointod in the same manner as the principals and to assume the duties and functions ot such principals only when the principals are unable to attend. Principals and alternates shall bo duly commissioned accordance with the direction of the commi«H4Dti. Tue board of lady managers shall be convened by tWi order ot the executive committee of tho National commission at such tunes and places as they may deem proper. The members of this board snail be oMcers of the commission and shall perform such duties in connection with the woman's department of tne exposition as said executive committee shall prescribe. Each member of the board shall be entitled to receive six dollars a day for each day necessarily absent from home engaged in the work of tho commission, and also the expenses for transforation actually incurred by her on that account. Tho alter nates shall receive no compensation nor expeases for transportation except in cases whero their principals are unable to attend to the duties assigned to them.

There is now a strong1 probability that Colonel Gooi-go R. Davis, of this city, will be Director General of the great, fair. as at an informal conference of tho local board Tuesday evening ho was unanimously indorsed as the choico of that body. His selection is considered to be a wiso one. and there is a general hope that tho National body will indorse the choice of the local board. Gene-ral Hastings, of Pennsylvania, is his leading rival.

WRECK IN ARKANSAS.

A Xralu Goes Over an l.nilmnknicnt Near Coldcn's—Hfteeu l'orsonn Injured. AKKANSAS CITV, Ark., bept 18.—A bad wreck occurred on the Warron branch of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & {southern railroad live nulos west of Colden about 10 ocUaok Wednesday. The east-bound tram,consisting of seven freight cars, a baggage and mail car and one passcngor coach, had about forty-five passengers aboard. The engine in passing over a weak rail broke it. The freight cars passed over without displacing tho rail, but the baggage car and passengor coach jumped tho track, rolled down the embankment and were badly wrecked. l-'ittoen of tho passengers sustained in juries. Conductor llobson and Mr. Cole, a traveling salesman, are dangerously hurt, and the chances aro thought to be against their recovery. It is not uiought, however, that the injuries of any of the others aro dangeious.

Butterv/orili Declines Renoiiiiiiiitlon. CINCINNATI, Sept. is.—Benjamin Kutterworth, Representative in Congress from tho First Ohio district, has written a letter to a number ol his constituents, who had.askcd him to be a candidate for re-election, in which ho positively declines, giving as one reason that ho is obliged to follow somo pursuit which will enable mm to place las family in circumstancos of security against casualty or death.

Hay Statu itepubliian*.

BOSTON, sept. li. The Massachusetts btate Republican convention renominated,,]. Q. A. ilvackett for Governor, and a full State ticket.

N»w Hamptfliire liepuhlieanM. CoNcoiii). N. 11.. Sept. 18.—Tho Republican State convention has nominated Hiram A. Tuttlo, of 1'ittsflold, for Governor.

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Dr.W ALTER,

rormerly of the

Great New York Hospital

Now Mu-goon of the INIKK -STATU

ASSOCIATION kxV-'MT SPECIALISTS.

ill ho r.t th» Nutl nouse, (. rnivfordsvlllo I' rlilay. .septi-mlii-i' S'.i. foimiiSUltion ail'l examination free ami strii-tly confidential in his private parlors i.t the Nut HOUM". L)r. alter ILOvottw Ills entire attrition to diseases ot tho eyo, eiir. throat. lunps and to all chronic, jn-iviuo and lit'i vors diseases and deformities, as Kranulated lids, cross eyes, deatuess. discheiKe at tlie ears, brownchitis. chronic ct/u£li. coltre [hit neck], fever sores and ulcers, linj.-ht disease, rheumatism, nil diseases of the kidneys and bladder, heart, stomach and nervous diseases, chorea [St. \itus Dam-e). epilepsy [lltsj, general debility. scrofula, skin disease and all diseases duo to bad blond.

Kpilepsy or Kit* positively cured by a new and never laillim remedy. Kcrtnl IHseases. Dr. niter aiso makes a specialty of all forms of rectal diseases, piles— internal ami external, itcliinft and bleeding, rectal ulcers.—which nre often taken tor nervous and iunir diseases, all cured if taken in time. Homember 1 cure all forms of piles without pain and interruption or detention from business, and without the use of knife, caustic, lipaturo or injection. I umo ami be convinced. Ladies suftoring from complaints peculiar tw their sex, can consult the Doctor with ever ..ssurance of a speedy relief and permanent cure, without subJectinK them to the em harassing procoduro of an examination, which, la most evisos. is unnecessary. The Doctor partietularly invitesall cases that havo been givou up by other physicians.

TO YOrNO. MIDDLK-AOKD and OI.I EX. Dr. alter stakes his honor and protcsional reputation upon tho statement that hu has discovered a speedy and positive cure for all these sufTorings troin sp«rmatorrhoa, impotency, loss of manhood or from weakness brought on by errors of Indiscroation in youth, or overindulgence in late years, such as organic weakness, involuntary vital losses with the long list-of penalties laid by nature for crimes against her most sacred and important laws art? cured in a short time. Ifelief permanent and absolute cures guaranteed. All Tisea strictly confidential.

Mmtll Tunietx, CanrenM, Warts. Mules, Kte., removed without acids, knile, pain or scar. New method, electrolysis.

Catarrh. Now home treatmen. with apparatus invented by tho Dr. hxamine It- I nsurpassed. Cheap. (iimranteu to cure every ease of dyspepsia, sick head aclio. piles, tape worm, stricture and catarrh. ti^I will give special attention to difficult cases ami cases other physicians havo fallod to curo.jjj I'orsons app:ying for treatment will please bring from two to four •uifces of ui mo for analysis. l»r. I-vnian I*. Tfl alter, W estera Address, Toledo, I).

IT IS MINE!

1 hiiye purchased' the stock of boots and shoes formerly owned by Somerville Bros, and the best of it I bought it at a figure that I can afford to sell them at prices that will startle you. Don't take my word for it, but come and see for yourself.

J• ©. Kelley,

yours

Old Somerville Stand.

Largest line ot 1 ine Plug and Smoking lobacco in the city. "When in need ot a good chew or a good smoke call on W. B. Hardee.

Finest Brands ot Imported. Key West

and domestic cigars to be found in the city, also full line of pipes and canes

W. B. HARDEE,

No. 104, SOUTH GREEN STREET, Crawfordsville, Ind.

Exercise Developes the Muscles,

Because it expands the blood vessels passing through them thus enabling the

mt[n and

my°sin'

Among the other ingredients in the blood are protagon aad and cholesterin. It is upon these that the nerves feed, and it is as easv to develop the vital force, that is the nervous organization, as it is to increase the muscular power. In other words, the nerves can be strengthened as easily as Sk? blOTd

1IV,m*slma'the supply

Consul ration Free.

131XJGIES, the best at Tinsley & Martins.

Saratoga Water at tlie Clipper.

COLUMBUS n's.

Buggies

at Tinsley & Mar^

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The effects of this developement of the nerves are felt mainlv in two ereat nerve centers, the brain and sexual organs. In the brain, the effects obtained aro increase of memory, powex of perception, judgment, activity of thought and production ol ideas. A healthy vigorous brain makes a quick thinker and a bright talker. In the sexual organs tlie effect of this developement is to increase their vi^or, making the weak strong and the strong stronger. To develope the vital torce and increase the power as above described it is onlv necessary to increase the supply of nerve food in the blood and this can be accomplished by the use of Sappho Pellets, a specific put up by E. L. Janes & Co.. of New 1 ork, and composed of ingredients which are assimilated in the ood in the form ol protagon and cholesterin. Sappho Pellets not only stimulate the powers but being an actual nerve nourishment, are tonic and lasting their effects. Their immediate results are of the most pleasing and satisfactory character. Enough Pellets for thirty days will be sent in a perfectly plain wrapper lor one dollar. Send monev order, postal nolle or currency to E. L. JANES & CO., 30 and 38 Beekman street, N. Y!City, sept l.i lv

Protagon and ehelesterin in

NOTICE TO XON RESIDENTS.

term,

plaint Jso. 9821. Now comes tho plaintiff by llritton ft MofTeV her attorneys, and files her complaint herein fop dlrorco togethor with an affldav.t that Bald defoudent Is not a resident of tho state of Indiana.

INotlco le, theroforo, horeby given said defendant that, unloss ho bo and appear on the 88th day of tho next term of tho Montgomery Circuit court to bo holden ou tho 14th day of October A. D. at tho court house In Crawfordsville, in said couhty and state, and answer or demure to eald complaint, the saino will bo heard and determined in his absence.

Witness my naino and tho seal 01 said court, adlxed at Crawfordsvlllh, this 18th day of AUgust, A. I)., 1890. IIENKT B. UUI.ETT, Clork.

JJOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Estato of Martha 1'. deceased. hn»

n'Vy

K,ve" that tho unerslgned

has been appointed and duly qualified as administrator of tho estato of Martha 1 1'axh"'ea ed° «^ty, India", unl'vnni estate is supposed to bo Inbotvent. JOHN M. SHULTZ,

ARE IJIIi

Admlnsstrator.

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l'LASTERS

IN THE

WOULD.

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SAFK, QUICK ANI) SCRK. okl druggists or mailed on receipt of 25c. i:itl)SVEX01t & RTCHAUDS, lioHton, Mass.

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at 01100

energetic men to rep-

all tcU,.re88n'us

this and adjoining

/counties. Experience not noc-

ossary. Cotnmmlsslon paid wookly,

salary

and ecpensos if preforrod. Outfit Freo. Wtlto

The .Rochester Nursery Co. ltoclioster, N. Y.

Dr. Wm. Clark,

Ot Indianapolis, will be in Crawfordsville, until

Saturday, Sept. 20tli,

At the Ilartman House, opposite th« Sherman House, Where those suffering from ..

Chronic and Other Diseases

Can lmd reliel and speedy cure. Dr. Clark has made chronic ailments a .specialty lor iorty ywirs and, has iound remedies that never tail to cure if properly used.

If you have a cold, cough, (dry hacking) croup, cankered throat, cattarrh dropping, Dr.Kilmer's Indian Cough-cure (consumption oil) will relieve instantly beats and cures. Price 25c., 59c., and $100. F«r sale by Lew Fwher.