Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 October 1890 — Page 3

CAtARRh

Is a constitutional and not a local disease, and therefore it cannot be cured by local applications. It requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparllla, which, working through the blood, eradicates tha impurity which causes and promotes tho disease, and effects a permanent euro. Thousands of people testify to the success of Hood's Sarsaparllla as a remedy for catarrh when other preparations had failed.

CAtARRh

•., "I will say I have been troubled for several years with that terribly disagreeable disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsaparllla with the vory best results. It cured ma ol that continual popping in my throat, and •tufted up feeling. It has also helped my

Bother, who has taken it for run down stata of health and kidney trouble." MBS. S. D. HEATH, Putnam, Conn. "I have used Hood's Sarsaparllla for catarrh with very satisfactory results. I have received more permanent benefit from it than from any other remedy I have ever tried." U. E. READ, of A. R.ad & Son, Wauseon, O.

Hood's

SarsaparilSa

Bold by all druggist*, 1 ilx for gi. Prepared only bj C. I. HOOD 4 CO., Apothccirlet, Lowell, MM*.

IOO Doses One Dollar

Under n. much more successful treatment that Mr. Hunts) ligur has b-en using fqr the post seven *~«aths his practice has greatly increased. The Doctor now treats more Kyo. Kur, Nose unci Chrouio Catarrh patients with Milder remedies and butter an quicker cures than ever before. This treatment is especially suited to Children and peculiarly sensitive persons.

Special attention to the Longest Standing and moat Difficult eases to Cure. Also all .Surgical cases as Cataracts, Cross-Eyes, Deformities, etc. Operations on tlio Eye Hall performed without pain.

A neglectod or badly treated Chronic Catarrh is the great cause of so much deafness in tho middle-aged and elderly people, also of consumption. A chronic discharge from the ear Ifl very dangerous to life, at* it is liable to causo blood poison or brain disease. Consultation froe.

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Dr. Huutsinger will bo at Dr. C- U. Rankin's onice In Crawfordsvtlle on THURSDAY, OCT. 30* and evory two weeks thereafter.

Will be at Dr. Klelsor-s office at Wavoland on Friday, October 31, and regularly every four weeks thereafter on Friday.

The Public Record cigar, said by Kelly & Rainier, of Danville, is the finest five cent cigar ever introduced in Crawfordsville. The brand is made in five different shapes and sizes, and to a couneseur, it will be sure to strike the right spot. It is a genuine Havana filler, al made by hand and contains fno poisonous drugs. It' is'jou sale at the following stands: A.

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Binford, Moilett, Morgan & Co., J. C, Duckworth, Truitt& Scott, J. S. Hearn and Smith & Morgan. Give it a trialjand you will have no other.

Ft, Wayne continues 19 patronize southern lotteries to the extent of many thousand dollars a month.

Killed by Jumping: from a Train.

ELKHART,

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People are 80

Ind., Oct. 28.—George

Swirrols, of Chicago, on route for Bay City, Mich., was killod at tho 3tation here Wednesday morning. He jumped off the Lake Shore train before it came to a stop and fell. Ilis skull was crushed and ho died in a few moments. His remains wer.) cared for and his friends in Chicago notified.

A Yiciory lor the Wrtlmsh.

WABASH, In.l., Oct. •J.'l.—Wednesday afternoon in the Wabash circuit court Judge Connor handed tlo.vn his decision in tho Wabash and Chicago & Erie injunction case, restraining the Erie from interfering with tho traffic of the Wabash over tho former's line from Laketon to Hammond.

Sentenced for Life.

NEW AI.HAXY, Ind., Oct. 23.—Henry Bitter has bcon givon a lifo-sentence ia the Indiana prison south for killing his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ellon Wheeland, with a hatchet hore last, March, and then placing the body on a railroad track to conceal the crime.

Gone to Utah*

BLOOMFIELD. Ind., Oct. 23.—Jacob Ashcraft and family of this county have become converts to Mormon ism and have gone to Utah, to the dismay of their friends. They wore old and respected citizens.

Shot WltHo 1*1 nyuig ISurglar. MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Oct. 23.—Randy White, aged 10 roars, was accidentally shot in tlio eye Tuesday night by his •«ousin, about tlio same age. The tw? 'boys woro playing with an "unloaded" revolver.

Compromised wttli tlie Fnriuotuitn. (BRAZIL, Ind., Oct. 23.—The Central Iron Sb Stool Company adjusted its differences with t'10 furnace employes Wednesday by wiiich work is resumed at ten cents advance fifteen cents were demanded. %Wt'' T-Y iyf -. Foul I'lajr !»u»pecte«l. ,-i

HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Oct 23.—Mot Shick, a citizon of this city, died sud« denlyin Kankakee, 111., last Thursday, 'l^keliovcd ho was boaten to death bj

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delight"

Q|Jt5UiJCll/l.Lo« ed with the Quality, Price and Elegant Sight giving properties of the Doctor's Perfect fitting Spectacles and Eye Glasses that their sale is constantly increasing. Still selling at factory prices and littiug them Free of Charge. Special pains taken to rest the face and eyes, thus triviug the greatest ease and couifort, as well as creatly improving the personal appearance of ttie wearer, (ilasses successfully fitted where others fail. This ad. will appear every other week.

REFERENCES. Olco, D. Ilurloy, attorney at law, son Frank, discharge front ears and deafness John It. Conrtney, lawyer, son, bad eye and ears (J. L. Jlills, deafness etc., twentyyears standing (Jus Mayer, daughter conQnod alno months In dark room with violent eye disease, causing total blindness Israel l'atton, total bliuducsb from cataract Miss Clara Alston, violent ulceration of eye ball K. B. Smith, wife, eye disease A. R. Bayless, mother, eye disease: Dr. James Thompson, deafness, all of Crawfordsvtlle. Hon. Silas Peterson, wife, deafness, bad case, Potato Creek Frank Powers, chronic catarrh, banker, Colfax Congressman W. D. Owens, Logansport, discharge from ears and deafnoss Judgo W'augh, Tipton, surgical operation on eye that restored sight Judgo Terhuno, Lobanon, Ind., deafness Ex-Senator Kent, Frankfort, Ind., catarrh and deafness J. Linn, Mace, catarrhal deafnoss. and numerous others in this vicinity oqually bad.

F. T. 1.USS.

Ex-Seiiator McDonald,

Win address the Democracy of Montgomery oumy, on Saturday, Nov. 1st, 1890.

Hon. Joseph E. McDonald next Saturday. Remember the big Democratic rally next Saturday.

Cbas. A. Gardner at Music Hall next Monday night. Abe Levison has been in the East this week buying goods.

The Wabash foot- ball eleven go to Lafayette today where they will attempt to assassinate the Purdue gang. "LittleLord Fauntleroj"is booked for Music Hall on Friday night, Oct. 81. The paper for this company is the finest ever hung in tho city.

While repairing a leak in the water mains in the cellar of the Journal office last Tuesday morning A. M. Smith, foreman, and Lon Caldwell, of Lyle & Smith's foundry, were seriously burned and shocked by the explosion of a gasoline lamp, The explosion shook the entire building, and that the two men escaped with their lives is a miracle.

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Mrs. Herman Wray, of Lafayette, ia visiting

friendB

in the city.

Saturday, Nov.l, will be a gala day with the democracy of Montgomery county. Five of the Boston orphans found good homos with the good hearted people of Ladoga-

Under the McKinley bill it is quite a Inxury to die. Robes, coffins, etc., will come too high for a poor man and a pine box will have to suffice.

Mr. and Mrs. David Harter celebrated their golden wedding or fiftieth anniversary, at their spacious home on east Main street last Monday afternoon.

Rev. E. R. Johnson writes from Rolling Prairie that he and his family have arrived safely at their new home and likes his new charge very much. "Plumps" Marley babbed up Saturday night in disguise and under an assumed name and spent the night in the city, but skipped ont again Sunday morning.

The Clover Leaf railroad sustained quits a wreck last Tuesday morning at Clark's Hill by the overturning of a passenger engine. No one was seriously injured.

The commissioners have accepted the Gravelly Run gravel road in Franklin township on Condition that the people tendering it will first put 60 loads of now gravel thereon.

James Davern, son of Wm. Davern, died at bis home on Franklin street Monday night of consumption at the age of 24 years. The funeral occurred on Wednesday,Rev. J.R. Dinnen officiating.

The cise of Anderson ex. rel. State of Indiana against the estate of David Roudabush to collect $10,0.0 taxes on property not reported to the assessor, was compromised this week by the admidistrator paying the sum of $450. Zj

Cbas. A. Gardner was complimented by a big bouse ot the Arch stieet theater last night he and Irs play, "Fatherland," making their usual hit, Mr. Gardner being frequently called in front of the curtain.—Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.

Rev. R. R. Moffiit, who was appointed by the conference here a couple of weeks ago to the charges at Waynetown and Hillsboro, has written Presiding Elder Middleton that he has resigned from his dutieB because the brethren did not recive him properly and further stated that he would never again enter the pulpit.

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Wednesday morning Mayor Carr bound a Mrs. Nancy Davis over to keep the peace. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kate Woodward occupy the same dwelling on Freemont street and use the same wood bouse which caused an unpleasantness between the twotand Mrs. Davie, in a moment of anger, threatened to kill her neighbor it so and so occurred.

Mrs. Tort Seering created quite a sensation on Washington street, Monday, by screaming that her little son had fallen into a privy vault back of the restaurant. About 200 people congregated and a thorough dredging of the vault was made but no child was found. The littl" fellow soon emerged from the rear of one of the ad job lag store rooms and quickly settled its mother's lamentations.

Chas. A. (iarduer appeared to a large audience at the Arch Street Theatre last night in "Fatherland." There is plenty of singing and dancing, with Gardner as the central figure in the guise ot a Tyrolean guide. He is assisted by a number of clever people, including a "Tyrolean Quartette," from Salzburger, and the company thoroughly entertained the large audience.—Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, April 22,1890.

A Serious Runaway-

Last Monday evening as Miss Minnie Watkins and Mrs. Warren McBroom's little girl were driving down Main street their horse became frightened and ran away. With frightful speed it dashed down the street to Simpson street where it attempted to turn, but the buggy upset and the occupants thrown out. Miss Watkins escaped with slight injuries but the little McBroom girl was terribly bruised and has been quite sick ever since.

A Hard Fall-

Rev. Cuppy, the Baptist minister at Waveland, while picking apples from a tree in his yard Tuesday evening, lost his balance and fell heavily to the ground, a distance of about ten Teet While no bones were broken it is feared he sustained internal injuries which may prove fatal. He is confined to his bed where be lays and moans, suffering untold agonies.

Saratoga Water at the Clipper.

F. C. Barnard receives $15,000 a year for editing London Punch.

COLUMBUS Buggies at Tinnley & Mar« tin's.

The custom made boot and shoe store where you will find nothing but first class goods All work from this house warranted. All varieties of men and boys fine shoes and heavy boots of all grades. Look at tbem. Repairing and new work done with promptness and neatness. E. B, Curtis Proprietor, 205 east Main street.

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Democratic Ticket

•Demi

For Secretary of State.

:DemJ CLAUDE MATHEWS.

For Auditor ot State, j,

Demi. JOHN O. HENDERSON.

For Treasurer of State,

•Dom.: ALBERT GALL. Iw#

For Judge of the Supreme Court, 5th District,

•DemJ JOSEPH A.S. MITCHELL.

For Attorney-General.

I Demi

ALONZO G. SMITH.

For Clark of the Supreme Court,

•Demi ANDREW M. SWEENEY.

For Superintendent ofPublic Instruction,

iDem! HERYEY D. TORIES.

For Chief Bureau of Statistics,

IDem WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Jr.

f. For State Geologist,

I Dem! SYLVESTER S. GORBY. 'WiSPPW®!

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Democratic Ticket

'W For Prosecuting Attorney. 22d Judlclal Circuit,

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sForCouni

\V iDemi \f/f JOHN C.

County Treasurer.

l''or

County Sheriff

JOHN P. BIBLE.

KZre For County Coroner. 1ISI

•Demi CHARLES T. BRONAUGH.

For County Surveyor,

?7 IDem: WILLI AMF.. HUNT.

a For County Commissioner, Second

District,

•Demi

JOHN W. FULLEN.

For* County Commissioner, Third District,

iDem": ALLEN W. BYERS., 1

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EilecrbioiCL IST otice.

Notice is heieby given that the following is a true and complete list of the nominations to office, as certified to me by the Governor of the State of Indiana, to be voted for at the general election to be held on the

4th

Rep| Republican Ticket

jRepi ROBERT W. McBRIDE.

day of November, 1890, to-wit:

For Secretary of Stat*,

I I O N S E

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|Rep! IVAN N. WALKER.

For Treasurer of State,

jRepi GEORGE W. PIXLEY.

For Judge of the Supreme Court. 5th District,

For Attorney-General,

jRepi JOHN W. LOYETT.

For Clerk of the Supreme Court,

fRepi WILLIAM T. NOBLE.

For Superintendent of Public Instruction.

A E S E N

For Chiet Bureau of Statistics,

iEep! vi .JOHN WORRELL.

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JREPI

Geologist,

5J'J6HNM.

COULTER!

Notice is hereby given that the following is a true and complete list of the nominations to office, as certified to, and filed by me in my voted for at the general election, to be held on the 4th day of November, 1890, to-wit: PjS|'

I Rep:

BROOKSHIRE

:Dem WJAMES Y. HARNEY.

"i !v'

MOFFETT.

&*£'* w25

Representative. Montgomery ounty.

Demi ALFRED N. HIGGINS.

Representative, Montgom"lay Counties.

CARROLL.

County Auditor, wfo--

GOBEN.

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Prohibition Ticket

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:Pro.i JOHN W. BAXTER.

Eepublican Ticket

:Repi JAMES A. MOUNT.

For Judge of circuit- Court, Judicial Circuit,

iRepi EDWARD C. SNYDER.

For prosecuting Attoruoy. 22d Judicial Circuit,

Rep: WILLIAM T. WIUTTINCTOX.

For Representative, Montgomery County.

IRepi THOMAS J.ARMSTRONG

For Joint Representative, Montgomery. Putnam and Clay Counties,

jRepi THOMAS M. BUCK.

V? For County Auditor,

IRepi ,,L.JOHN C. WINGATE.

fefe

HUTTONI

For County Treasuroi,

•Rep: ALEXANDER F. RAMSEY.

'1 i'5, V*" For C'ouaty Sherifl,

IRepi v! FREDC. BANDEI-.

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For County Coroner,

i,or

County Surveyor,

IREPI^ JAMES M. WAUGH.

For County Commissioner, Second

..... Distriot, Ofii»

IREPJL^' MICHAEL PRICE R«

I For County Commissioner, Third BM District,

iRepi AQUILLA W. GROVES. ||G, MW

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For Secretary of State,

iPro.

BRAZILLAI M. BLOUNT.

For Auditor of State,

jPro. ABRAHAM HUNTSINGER.

For

Treasurer of State,

jPro.i ELI J. ROBB.

For Attorney-General,

iPro.! SUMNER W. HAYNES.

For Clerk of the Supreme Court,

iPro.! CHARLES L. JESSUP.

Foe Superiutendontot Public Instruction,

I Pro.: LEANDEE M. CRIST.

For Chief Buroau ot Statistics,

•Pro.

FRANK DuSOUCHET.

For State Geologist,

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Election Notice.

JOSEPH MOORE.

HENRY B. HULETT, Clerk of Montgomery Circuit Court.

Peoples' Ticket

For Secretai of State,

:Peo.:

LEROY TEMPEETON.

For Auditor of State,

•Peo.

JAMES M. JOHNSON

For Treasuror of State,

•Peo.

For Judge of tho Supreme Court, 5th District,

ISAIAH N. MILLER.

For Judgo of the Supreme Court) 5th

iPeo-l JOHN S. BENDER.

F#r Attorney-General,

iPeo.i WILLIAM PATTERSON.

For Clerk of the Supreme Court*

iPeo.! BENJAMIN F. STREET.

ForSuperintendentofPublicInstructlon,

Peo. WILLIAM WHITNEY.

For Cheif Bureau of StatiaticSf

jPeo.i JOHN W. SHOCKLEY.

For State Geologist,

'iPeo.! EDWARD S. POPE.

Prohibition Ticket

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For Representative in Congress, 8th Congressional District,

IPro.:' JACKSON C. ASHLEY.

For Judgo of Circuit Court, 83d Judicial Circuit,

IPro.: TILGHMAN E. BALLARD.

For Prosecuting Attorney, 22dJudiclal Circuit,

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For Uepresoutative, Montconierv

......... County,

I Pro.: |ESSE M. KENDALL.

For Joint Representative, Montgomery, Putnam and Clay Counties,

IPro. JOHN J. DARTER.

For County Auditor,

IPro.

CHARLES M. LEMON. *ClA

office, to be

For County Treasurer,'* J..

IPro. r' NATHANIEL QUICK.

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•'•"VI If For County Sherifl, K,

IPIO. JAMES WILSON,1-.

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For County Corcne

I Pro.

JOHN H. CURRIE.

l'or County Surveyoi. 1

For County Comminsioner, Sooond District,

Pro.! WALLACE COCHRAN.

msm

gENRY B. HULETT, Clerk ot Montgomery Circuit

For County Commissioner, Third District,

iPro.i JACOB II. HOOVER.

Court.