Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 April 1892 — Page 6

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^DMINISTHATOlt'S SALK.

Notice Is heroby given tli.it I will sell lit public auction on KIIIDAY, Al'KII. :, lS'Ji, At the lato residence of Lewis li. Francis. three miles south east of Darlington, Montgomery county, lud., all tho personal property belonging to said estate, consisting ot ono buy maro, one bay coit, ono sorrel coll, ono \JOW, wheat in the field, hogs, including 0110 boar, wagon and harness, one carriage, breaking plow, double shovel, housohold goods, etc.. anil all other personal property not taken by widow.

TERMS: A credit of nine months will bo givon all sums over $5. Sums of t5 and under cash in hand. On all sums on which time is given the purchaser must give his note with security to the approval of the Administrator, bearing six per cent, interest after maturity. Sale to begin at 10o'clock a. in. tJKO. W. KKANC'IS,

C. 0. Tribbltt, Auc. Administrator.

G. W. PAUL 11. W. NElt

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Has received her beautiful new line of the latest and richest novelties in Fashionable .Millinery. The-stock is entirely new, not an old piece in the house, and is now ready for inspection. Ladies are invited to call at 127 S. Washington Street.

Sheriffs Sale.

By virtue of a cortified copy of a Decree to mo dirocted from tho Clork of the Montgomery Circuit Court, in a cause wherom Aloxander Thomson is Plaintiff, and John W. Vannice, Estella V. Stroll, I). Prank Stroll, Uelle Clark, Harvey C. Clark, Clark Vannice, Satlle Vannice, Mary Folton, Wurron Felton, Ainrtha Vannice, and James Vannice, aro defendants, requiring ine to make the sum of Twolvo Hundred Sixty-Two Dollars with interest on said deeroo and costs, will expose at 1'ublio Sale to the Highest bidder, on

SATURDAY, APRIL 23, A. D., 1SB2, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P. 1. of said day, at the door of the Couri House in Crawfordsvllle, Montgomery county, Indiana, tho rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate, to-wit:

I-ot number cloven (11) as tho same is known "and designated on tho plat of James Thomson's addition of in lots to the town (now city) of Cniwfordsvilio in Montgomery county, Indiana.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose to public sale the foe simple of

Mild

ro:tl estate,

or so much thereof as may bo sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and cosis. Snids.ile vrlU be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.

JOHN P. BIIiLK,

Sheriff Montgomery I'ouutv,

March 25,1892. By JOS. S. IIKNHY, Deputy. RISTINE & RISTINE Att'yB for L'lalntiiT.

J^OTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Martha Stump, deceflsed. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as administrator of the .ostato of Martha Stump, deceased, lato of Montgomery County, Indiana, and has duly qualified as such. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

JOHN STUMP, Adm'r.

Dated Feb. 8,1832.

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THE BIG CONVENTION.

Democrats Meet and Select Delegates to the Different Conventions. Last Saturday's convention was ono of the largest and most enthusiastic ever held in this county. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Johnston at 10 o'clock a, lu. The'names of Dr. Gott and Gen. Manson were placed in nomination for Chairman, but Dr. Gott withdrew and Gen. Mauson^was chosen by acclamation. W. E. Hcnklo and Chas. Bowers were choson secretaries, after which the different townships withdrew to their several different localities and selected delegates and alternates as follows:

UNION.

CoNCJUKsAiioNAi.—\V. P. Herron, W. T. Gott, W. li. Chambers, Chas. Johnston, R. B. Snyder, W. E. Henkle, J. M. Keeney. Alternate—Wm, Smith, A.Lookabill, Thos. Lynch, Dan Morris, B. P. Welch, A. W. Corn, Sam Thompson.

STATE—W.

P. Britton, Geo. Welty, W.

T. Gott, Asher Wert, M. E. Clodfelter, Gen. Manson, Harry Reynolds. Alternates.—Jas. Wright, Tom Slattery, Wm. Smith, E. E. Ballard, J. A. Booe, Con. Cunningham, S. E. Lee.

SENATORIAL—Elijah

C. Kennedy, W.

L. Hulet, John G. Overton, Robert Bock, Emmerson E. Ballard, Henry D. Vancleave, Jacob Steele, John Kelley, south Green street, James E. Kennedy, Jorre T. Chadwick, Braxton Cash, Andrew J. Fullen, Redden B. Snyder.

REPRESENTATIVE—Jasper N.Davidson,

Wm. McMaken, Thomas Lynch, James H. Watson. Wm. C. Murphy, Christ Dice, Wm. E. Henkle, James A. Brannon, Oath Catterlin, Jacob Metzger, Michael McCarthy, Grant Agnew, M. V. B. Smith.

COAL CREEK.

STATE—J.

W. Utterback. Alternate.

D. Curtis. CONGKESSIONAL.

J. W. Mc Cardel, Ben

Swank. Alternate. Bill Dewey, Mr. Biddle. SENATORIAL.

M.E.Foley, J. Swank, Mr. Curtis. Alternates. M. Westfall, Mr. Fletcher, Lish Campbell.

JOINT REPRESENTATIVE,

burn,

STATU.—Morris

P^ing position as

JJ Jf 11 J\l llSalosman for choice Nursery Stock by writing

W. W. Wash

N. Cording, Adam Walker.

Alternate. Henry Long, S. M. Gilkey, Billy Thomas. WAYNE.

Herzog, George A.

Moore. Alternates. D. M. Culver, Joseph A. Baldwin. CONGRESSIONAL—Wm.

nate. J. K. Gray. JOINT SENATORIAL.

Rider. Alter

Simon Finch,

JOINT REPRESENTATIVE—Dan

J. Cord, John Henderson. Alternates. A. H. Harpsll, John Grenard,Vesy Westfall.

Thomp

son, B. T. Merril, George Utterback. Alternates. Sam Nixon, John Hutchings, Wm. Quillen.

RIP LEY.

STATE—S. H.

Gilkey. Alternate.

James Galloway. CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Jas. G.

Swearingen. Alternate. George Campbell. JOINT SENATORIAL & REPRESENTATIVE. A. E. Livengood, W. W. McSpadden. Alternates. Benton Snyder, James T. Keys.

BROWN.

STATE CONVENTION.

D. A. Canine.

Alternate. Myers Chanault. CONGRESSIONAL.—C. L. Canine. Alternate, George Seybold.

JOINT REPRESENTATIVE—C. H.

Jourou,

James Todd, O. B. Taylor. Alternates. Barney Dailey, Ed Milligan, Geo. Davis. SENATORIAL—Isaiah

Vadcleave, H. A.

Foster, Shelby Todd. AlternatesSamuel R. Fisher, John W. Goff, Goorge W.William.

SEOAR CREEK.

STATE—James

K. Parkey.

SENATORIAL—Stewart

Maguire.

JOINT LEGISLATURE—Otho

MADISON—W.

Long.

CONGRESSIONAL—L.

D. Coyner.

Z. McBee. Alternate.

Wm. Halstead. JOINT SENATORIAL—Wm.

Dunkle,

Shotts. Alternates.

O. W.

W. H.

Stingly.

CONGRESSIONAL—Ed

wouH

e.l,i" 0 nn.l W [„il »hr,.i 1 a.,, Ix.lh .urprited «nd of ti»- clJHn.i*. 1 rwtnn*nd your to all suffereM frmi obr*s.iy. HI tn*wfr *U iTinuiiiet if r/«iup ia Inclcted for rtply." PflTIENTS TREATED BY '.ii.. CONFIDENtlftL.

McBee,

Colman. Alter

nate. Andy Cawley. SCOTT TOWNSHIP. Stato—William Goodbar, Alternate, John Bird.

Congressional—James Foster. Alternate, N. G. Ke6sler. Joint Representative and Senatorial— A. J. Warbritton, S. C. Graybill. Alternates. Andrew Shackleford, John Caplinger.

FRANKLIN.

State, Lee P. Needham. Alternate Jefferson MaDamel. Senatorial—John Hulett, G.B.Lynch. Alternates. Q. E. Bundy, John Vanice, Cal Grimes.

Legislative. J. A. Booher, John ftf. Glouser. Alternates. Alf McDaniel, J.R.Harris.

W TVLNOT.

State—Jas. A. Johnson, Alternate, Robert Finch. Congressional—Jesse M. Galloway. Alternate. W. J. Sanford.

Joint Senatorial—Isaac Sperry, Thomas Sutton. Alternates. C. T. Bronaugh W. H. Morris.

Joint Representative—W. C. Loop, David Sparks. Alternates.

Ja3.

Rob-

bins, Milton S. Love. CLARK TOWNSHIP. State—C. L. Goodbar, George Hnroy. Alternates. Nath IJulett, George Dean.

Congressional—John Talbot, Eugene

Aahby. Alternates. Wm. Hostotter, Marion Rhoads. Senatorial—Chas. Clark, Josephus Graybill, D. C. Stover. Alternates. Wnl. McCannon, Goorge Corn, James Tobin.

JOINT REPHESENTATIAB—P.

Ilicks,

Josephus Graybill, D. C. Stover. Alternates. Chas. Clark, George Corn, James Tobin.

RESOLUTIONS.

•"WHEREAS, WO recognizo in Hon. Elijah V. Brookshire, our present representative in congress, an able, honeet, studious, and faithful member bf that body, and ono who is ever on the alert to advance the best interests of the democratic party, and relieve the producing and laboring classes of tho burdens imposed upon them by tho unjust legislation of tho republican party therefore be it.

Resolved, By the democrats of Montgomery county in convention assembled, that we heartily endorse and approve his past record in congress and recommend him to the democrats of the 8th congressional district of Indiana, and be it further.

Resolved, That the delegates selected to represent this county in the coming congressional convention are hereby instructed to cast their votes for 6aid Elijah V. Brookshire, and to use all honorable means to secure his nomination, and be it further.

RESOLVED,

Rev. Father Weichman, formerly of Anderson, has been transferred to Frankfort.

Tho Montgomery county Republicans will nominate candidates for county offices on May 7.

Tho Journal will replaco its Water Moter power with an Otto gas engine in a few weeks.

An infant child of Mat Conlon, of New Market, died Sunday and was buried Monday.

Crap-shooting is enlisting the attention of authorities at Thorn town, and there are numerous prosecutions.

Barnum & Bailey's show this season is said to be far more magnificent than ever, and deserves the title of "The Greatest Show Anywhere."

A town named Mace, Montgomery county, has no policeman.—Indianapolis Sun. No. but it furnishes a red hot divorce case when they desire it.

Charley Williams and Harry Smith, two colored lads about fifteen yearB of age, were arrested Monday for vagrancy at the instigation of H. S. Watson and are now doing pennance in jail.

The Fowler Creamery company desires to sell its plant.—Lafayette Times. The company here would no doubt— gladly unload also. The "Creamery" business can rarely, it seems, bo made a success any where.

Tho Monon agents have been instructed not to accept from connections, or permit to be loaded, any flat cars, with machinery, telegraph poles or lumber that project over tho Bills of the car, and the load must not be over ten fopt and six inches wide.

What will not the loving wife forgive? Edward Schultz, the young farmer of Shawnee prairie, who recently olopea to Kansas with Miss Ella Dodge, organist of the ghawneo Mound church has returned a prodigal, and been forgiven by his much better half.

Hicks For April.

The last storm period in March will run two days into April. Rain, hail and snow will result. A cold wave will appear about the 2nd to 3d, but, in consequence of extra distributing causes present, fully explained in Words and Works for April, 1892, much- stormy and unsettled weather will continue past tho f)th and Gth. Tho 10th to# 13th inclusive, is a period of special excitement. Watch the storms. Heavy hail, with much thunder. A frigid wave resulting in frost and freezing is apt to appear at tho close of this period. Warmer with secondary storms about the 17th and 15th. Easter squalls— cold with snow Hurries. Tho 23d to 26th is, also, a marked storm period, followed by cold weather. Warmer with storms 29th and 30th.

Eobt. Dunbar for Commissioner. The name of Robert Dunbar of Sugar Crook township is announced this week as a candidate for county Commissioner from the eastern district of the county, the same as now filled by John Peterman. Mr. Dunbar has been repeatedly urged by his neighbors and friends to make the race and has consented to do so. His standing as a citizen, farmer and business man is

tirBt

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nated ho will add strength to the ticket.

Pencil tracings can not be affected by afcids.

SPRAY PUMPS and Garden Seeds tho best in town aro at

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DB. E. HUNTSINGRER

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That every democrat of

the county is called upon to attend said convention, and each one so attending is hereby constituted a delegate."

The resolutions were seconded in able speechos by by Jas. Wright, Gen. Manson, C. L. Canine, E. E. Ballard and that brilliant young Irish orator from Coal Creek, Mike Foley. At the mentioiiPof the name of Grover Cleveland by Mr. Foley the convention hall rang out loud and strong by round after round of applause. The harmony and enthusiasm which prevailed during the convention show that democracy of old Montgomery are in earnest which assures them a glorious victory in November.

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Will be at Dr. McCormick's Denial offlco, Crawfordsville, Thursday, April 14. At Dr. Kleisors offlce, Waveland, Friday, February 10, Until 10 o'clock a. m. At Dr. Rogers' offlce, Friday (same day and date) afternoon, until 4:80 o'clock.

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CRAWKOKDSVIM.E, Fob. as, 1894

F°r six yoars I have had a onuuor on my Inam hen wo first noticed it thorp was a small plaa* not much larger than tho head of a pin. I* kept on growing until it was as large an a (JUEIK ter. I suHerod death sometimes with it. AboOt six month- ago I went to Dr. Name's. Then began to treat It and now it is emlioly cures and my general health is better.

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DR. BARNES: I had been troubled with a disease calltf Bright's Disease of tho Ivldnnys and on AufCUtK st commenced treatment and am now entlrel* cured. CCHTIS EDWARDS, Mace, Ind.

Examinations are Free. And prices within reach of all, being from SI to 810 ppr month. Surgical operations from 810 to 6500

If afflicted yon are. invited to call oaDr. liiirnes and hav« a friendly talk with him. Don't hesitate beenusey on think your case is incurab:e,

Sheriffs Sale.

By virtue of a oortillod copy "f a decree to me directed from tlie Clerk of the Montgomery Cilcuit Court.in a cause wherein Wabash College fc Plaintiff,and 11 an ua A. I.ano et 1 are defendant*, requiring mo to mnke the sum or live hundred and ten dollars and twenty cents, itil interest on said decree and cost*, 1 v,"i 1 expose at Pubtte' Sale to tlif highest bidder, on

SATURDAY, AI'UIL Kith A. ])., 38!',2, Botween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock i. m. of said day, at tho door of

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Court Jlouso in Crawlordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, tho rents mid piollts lor a term not exceeding seven years, the following rertestate, to-wit:

Lot number live r) nnd six (li) as the samo are known and designated on the plat of James a. McClolland's addition to Crawf rdsville {[ML Montgomery County. Indiana.

If such rents and profits will not soil for a BDBft sufficient to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, exposeto public sale the foo simple said real estat*, or so much thereof as may be sulllcient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Salti sale will bo made without any rolioi wliatCTW from valuation or apprai -enwnt laws. •JOHN' 1' BriJI.E,

Sheriff Montgomery County.

P. F. $9.00 l'Y Jos. S. IIKNHY, Deputy. Albert 1). Thomiis, Att'y for ."laintill. March IS,

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I have b( en alllicted wicli neuralgia for nearly two years, have iricil physicians and all known rcniedies but found no permanent rf liei' until 1 tried a bottle of DtiHam's (rrcii1 Gerinaa Liniment and it gave mo instant and permanerft relief. 25 cents per bottle. Signed, A. B. Snell, Hamilton, Mich„ April 11, 1891. For sale by Nye & C«.