Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 January 1894 — Page 7

Patrons will please remember that I ba-vebought the .TOE FOSSEE shop, 200 E. Main St., where 1 shall be pleased to meet all my old friende, and that of Mr. Possee, and new ones as well.?—*

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•^•TI«E OP APPOINTMENT.

lentil tc of Hrjan Williams dnonased. Notion is Unreby Klveu, thnt tho ondorsignol H.-i" licon appointed and duly qualified as Adr«'nlHlrator of tho PHtate of Hryan Williams late ol Mo«ti omery County, Iadiana, deceased. So Ml t'HMte iff supposed to be solvent.

BKN.1AMIN P. WILLIAMS.

I)a»(l PofMiil b»i' U1. 189S.

E TO IIF.IKS, CRKDITORS, ETC.

]j) the mutter of the estate of Lula Stutesinau dweapod. 1b ike Montgomery Circuit Cjurt, January term. 1893.

Notice i»hereby irivnu thai TUemas D. Morrta «e administrator of the estate of Lula Statesman •mmwmciJ. has presented and filed his aeexjunta r.rd Touchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and antion of said Circuit Court on th« 10th day ef January, 1894, at wnlch time all l)«/rs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said ao-ouirs and vouches) Hbeuld BDt be npprevori. and the lieira or afc*-tTllNitec-j of said estate are also notified to be In mid Court at the time aforesaid and mako proof of heirship.

TlIOMAS I). WOHlilS, Administrator. Dated this lHth day »f Di'O., 1R94.

OTR'K TO NON ESI1)KN TS:

Stale ot Indiana. Montgomery county: )n the Montgomery Cirenit Court. November •I'orm. IH93. .Jnh" Oppy

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McHroom et. al.

IIOCki.Elizabeth

oilplaint No.

I'omes now the plaintiff by John L. Shrum Bin attorney and flies his cemplaint herein, /.raying that piaintifl's title to the west half of :he Houth-east (juarter of section, (16), township twenty. ?0 north ranpe live: (5) west, in said '•onr.ty, be forevo.t qtiited ill tho plaintiff as npalnst eald defendant together with an affidavit Mint fail) defendants. Klizabeth McHroom mid the unknown li.'irs of Kiizabotli Mi-Broom lliu unknown heirs of .leremiah Sherwood the '.unknown heirs of Miehael Wheeler, Joseph K. Mrltr om the unknown heirs of Joseph K. Mi'-

Uroom. John A. Moltroom and tho unknown jx-li-s ,.f John A. Mellroom aro not residents of "H»t' State, of I ndiana, and that their residence is "nnknow-nto the plaintiff. Notice is therefore hereby givfn said defendants, that unless ttioy ,o and apji ar on the tOth day ot nox' Term of tho Montgomery cir-ult Court, the san.e being

MieHith dav of Keliruary A. I)., 1804. at the Court House iftcrawfordsville, in suld County vr.nd State, ami answer or demur to said complaint., the same will be heard and dotermiui'd 'n iheir absence.

Witness my name, and the seal of said Court, allkttcd at Crawfordsvilie, this :11st day of De-l)i--iMnber A. D., IHll i.

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JANUARY 6.1894.

Hoiteomerr Coity News

ELMDALE.

A. daily mail is taken up here. John Evans, Jr., i8 on the sick list. •Mrs, Kate Layne has returned homo.

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M. Coons is getting up a tine lot of wood. J. li. Utterback called on J. Dilling and farndy Sunday

A, D. Goff and wife Sundayed with A. J. Moore and family. J. Dilling is out again. He has been having a tussei with the grip. ..'."jv

H. T. Vancleave called on his beat' girl Sunday near Crawfordsyillo. D. C. Moore and wife were the guests of R. Vancleave aud family Sunday.

Dan Hauk and daughter ate turkey with E. M. Morrow and wife N»w Years' day.

Norman Mitchell is working for F, A. Fletehar, clearing ground and cutting wood.

Harry Lon^ captured the buggy last Saturday for the largest list of subscribers for The Revihw.

Will McGloven called on his folks the fore part of the week. He is toaching a class in singing here.

Dan Byrtanderand wife, of lloachdale, wore guests of G. Baldwin and wife the lattor part of last week.

A Memorable Event for Yountsville. Tho events of last Saturday nigbt will be cherished in grateful memory by the good people of Yountsville and vicinity. The occasion was the dedication of tho new hall, over its school building, and built by private donations Music Hall orchestra enlivened tho interesting program with a number of its bost selections.

Trustee Snydor gave the address of welcomo and Supt. Zuck followod with a ehort address on "Tho Growth of Our School System." James Galloway, a whole-souled citizen of Ripley township, iD a few woll-choson words, bade the audience welcome, and made everyone present feel perfectly at home. There were eight contestants for the $20 prize hung up. The judges awarded the coin to James M. Stubbins in his character sketeh, "The Vagabond." Fred Maxwell, of this city, was given second place, his subject being "Yockup Snyders' Ride." Mr. Stubbins kindly donated the prize to the fund being raised for seating and furnishing the hall. The receipts of the evening footed up $87. The ladies of the Methodist church served oysters and lunch in the school room during the evening. The people of Yountsville and vicinity never do anything by halves, and this event was no exception to the rulo.

The Prize Winner*.

Last Saturday on which was the day Rrvikw agents handed in their lists and received the awards. They all did valiant work.

The first prize—an S80 Elkhart buggy—went to J. II. Long, of Coal Creek township second prize—an elegant stem wind gold watch—was carried away by Clarence Fink, of Yountsville third prize—a White 6ewing machine— went to Lon Stingley, of Kirkpatrick the fourth, and last prize—a suit of clothes- wore worn home by J. S. Bennett, of Linden. The prize winners were highly pleased with the character of the awards, and The Rf.view returns thanks for the effort niado.

Tiik Ivf.vicw starts out on the new year with a handsomely increased subscription list. We shall continue to print all tht* news, and in order to do this completely tho hearty co-operatiou of frionds and patrons is solicited,

Tho Relief Association is doing a good work. Of those who have applied for assistance !)'.» families have been recognized. Of this number the trustee helped two families, as they lived outsido the corporation. The families assisted so far represent 369 people who have received direct assistance. The cash nabscriptions to the association nuiount to $372.30, which taken together

•*1 Cincinnati, are ottering Ladies a grand •opportunity to earn some useful and orun- with donations in the way 0i clothing ... .. 1 1 I *«..

groceries and eatables of various kinde apportionates $450.

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Don't pay large doctor's bills. The best medical book published, one hundred pagcH, elegant colored plates, will be sent you on .receipt of three 2 cent stamps to pay postage, Address A, P. ()rdway it Co., Boston. Mass.

Wells' 1 lousier Poultry Powder is tin-greatest ogg producer known. A small sum expended lor it will pay one hundred per cent, on the cost in an increased amount of eggs, as it furnishes all the material necessary for their construction, and keeps the nhens

MERIT HAB IT8 REWAD.

Rejal Baking Powder Wmi Mere In Strength And valve 20 Per Oant Above Its Kearaat Competitor-

Th»

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enviable record of having received the highest award for articles of its class— greateit strength, purest ingredients, most perfectly combined—wherever exhibited in competition with others. In the exhibitions of termer years, at the Centennial, at Paris, Vienna and at the various State and Industrial fairs, where it has been exhibited, judges hare invariably awarded the Royal Baking Powder the highest honors.

At the recent World's Fair the examinations for the baking powder awards were made by the experts of the chemical, division of the Agriculture Department at Washington. The official report of the baking powders which were made by this department for tho specific purpose of ascertaining which was tho best, and which had been made public, shows the leavening strength of the Royal to be 1G0 cubic inches of carbonic gas per ounce of powder. Of the cream of tartar baking powders exhibited at the fair the next highest in strength thus tested contained but 133 cubic inches of leavening gas. The other powders gave an averago of 111. The Royal, therefore, was found of 20 por cent, greater leavenstrength than its competitor, and 44 per cent, above the average of all the other tests, its superiority in other respects, however, in tho quality of the food it makes as to fineness, delicacy andwholesomenesi, could not be measured by figures.

It is these high qualities known and appreciated by the women of the country for so manv years, that have caused the sales of the Royal Baking Powder, as shown by statist:-'::, to exceed the sales of all other baking powders combined.

Osman "Pasha, native'administrator of the Egyptian state—that is, secre« tary of agriculture—was one of the distinguished visitors to vhe Columbian exposition. His especial purpose in visiting America is to study the cotton plantations and such other forms of agriculture as may be most useful to his people.

E S E O A E O N E

Common to Xoarly All Civilized Countries—Issues In Various Nations. Almost, if not quite, all civilized countries use paper money to facilitate payments within their own jurisdiction. The United States use paper money to a greater extent than any other country, aud in notes in smaller denomination than any other country of equal importance. All of our paper bills except the gold certificates are in the denominations of 81, S3, So, $10, 820, 850, 8100, S5U0 and 81.000 our gold certificates do not appear in denominations less than 8^0. The Dominion of Canada issues 81 and S3 notes, and various banks issue notes varying from 85 to 81,000. Mexico issues paper money of 10 pesos and upward and the South American states issue paper of similar denominations. The bank of England issues all English notes in denominations of £5, £10, £20, £50, £200, £300, £500 and £1,000. The banks of Scotland and Ireland issue notes of £1 and upward. The bank of France issues notes for 50 francs, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 francs! The bank of Belgium issues notes of 20 francs and upward. Italian banks issue notes ot 1 lira and upward to 1,000 lire. The bank of Germany puts out notes for 5 marks and upward to 1,000 marks. Austria issues notes of 1 gulden and upward. Russia is the only European country which issues government notes, its paper money being of the denomination of 1 ruble and upward. Sweden, Norway and Denmark issue by their banks notes for 5 krone, 10, 25, 50 and 100 krone. India does not issue paoer money, nor does China now. Japan provides paper money of 1 yen, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 100 .yens, and the other countries, as a rule, issue paper money, the lowest denomination of which is usually ten limes the value of the coined unit of value. W

E A S S E O N S O E

She Had Hoped to socure tho Help of l'rir«a«lonal llurglar. A citizen in Chicago was on his way home the other night when a shoe came untied and he sat down ou tho doorsteps of a house to fix things. Ho was about to go on when a window was opened above.him and a woman's voice demauded: "Say! Are you a burglar?" "No, ma'am," was the reply. "What are you doing there?" "Just tying up my shoe." "Oh, that's it!" "Did you want a burglar, ma'am?* asked the pedestrian, thinking he detected a tinge of disappointment in her tones. "You don't see any around, do you?"' "No, not just now. but I presume I can find one somewhere about. Is it anything special, ma'am anything which won't keep until to-morrow night?" "No, not so very special," she answered. "My husband went away with 513 in his pocket this morning and came home drunk about an hour ago. I've been through his pockets about six times and can't find a cent and I thought if you were a burglar and could look him over I'd divide with you on whatever you fouud.

Never mind, though Coma to think of it, he always carries his money in his shoes when lis gets full and I'll ruu down stairs and overal.nl them?"

Children Cry for

'itcher's Castoria.

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VABIANCE OF VIEWS.

IKOOMI TAX CAUSING DISCUSSION.

MUCH

A Special Station Held In the Treasury Department, Bat Nothing Decided Upon—Deolsloa In Judge Long'e Pen* •ton Case Delayed—Washington New*.

Washington", Jan. 2.—Members of the majority of the ways and means sommittee were in sessioi until nearly midnight at the treasury department, trying to reach a conclusion in regard to the imposition or rejection of an income tax Owing to the absence of Representative Hynum, it was deemed inadvisable to take a vote, and after session of over three hours, an adjournment was agreed upon until this afternoon at 3 o'clock, when it is the expectation that a vote will be reached.

There were ten members of the committee in attendance at the meeting, but they were eveiriy divided on the proposition, so that a determination of the vexatious problem hinges upon the vote of the Indiana congressman, Mr. Hynum. It. is pretty well understood that the majority on the ways and means committee is divided (5 to in favor of an income tax. An clfort has been made to swerve Judge Turner of (ieorgia from his stand for individual income tox and induce him to support the taxation in incomes of corporations, but thus far without avail. Chairman Wilson. Hourke Cochran, and Kepresentative Breckinridge of Arkansas walked home together after the meeting, but were decidedly non-committal as to what they thought would be the outcomc of the discussion.

Some, of the democrats in the house and senate who oppose au income tax have suggested tho advisability of raisiug the revenues which would accrue from incomes by a restoration of the tax on sugar not exceeding one cent a pound. The suggestion is one that the committee is not likely to regard favorably. I'rom the data at hand the committee learn that the consumption of sugar in this country since the duty was removed hits increased from ten to fifteen pounds per capita. The increase comes almost entirely from the use of sugar in the t'ruit industry, which received a great stimulus from the introduction in this country of free, raw sugar. Not only has tho home market enlarged, but the shipments of American fruit have greatly increased. A restoration of lie sugar duty, it ia believed, would seriously embarrass this growing industry.

*HV!4' Military CM mi

"A ashinoton,

.Ian. —The year 1S04

will be proiilic in important naval changes. Kive rear admirals and onu commodore, who hold important naval commands, will be placed ou the reretired list, necessitating the appointment of their successors, promotions and other changes all along the line.

The most important, army retirement during the new year will be that of Maj.-lien. O. Howard, who commands the department of the east, with headquarters at tlovernor's Island, lie will celebrate his 0-lth birthday Nov. S. and will go upon the retired list that day. The onlj- other general officer who will retire during the year is Cominissioner-lieneral John P. Llawkinson, Sept. 2!). There will be no retirements on account of age in the cavalry.

Gates Not to Oppose Morgan. Washington, Jan. 2.—A report has been telegraphed from this city and widely circulated that Congressman Oates wonld oppose Senator Morgan for the senate before the next session of the Alabama legislature iu November, The report is pronounced by well-informed Alabama politicians a6 being not well founded. Senator Morgan's reelection is regarded as a certainty, as he has the united support of the regular democracy, and his candidacy is favorably looked upon also by the Kolbites because of his free silver views. When Congressman Oates was in Alabama recently he said be would oppose Senator l'ugh for the senate three years hence, and this statement probably gave rise to the story that ha would run against Morgan,

Justice Long'*

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Washington. Jan. '.'. It is expected the decision in the case of Judge Charles bong of Michigan against Commissioner of Pensions l.ochren, seeking restoration of his former pen* siou rating, will not be rendered before the latter part of next week. It is possible, however, that it will be delivered bv Justice Bradley of the district supreme court Tuesday. The decision has not yet been prepared, as Judge Bradley wishes to consult various authorities on the subject.

Kearsarge Arrived at San lomlngo. \V

si Jan. A cablegram received at the navy department announce the arrival of the Kearsarge at San Domingo. No particulars are given about the situation there, and nothing is expected for a day or two. Her commanding officer, it is supposed, has not yet had time to make an investigation of the. reported killing of American sailors by the Dominican troops.

Ciumdi and the WUHOII Hill.

"Washington.

.Ian. 'J. Mr. Courtney,

the deputy Canadian minister of finance, says great interest is shown throughout the Dominion in the .action of congress on the Wilson bill.

May Assint President Hiirpcr. I'uovinKNc::. K. I.. .1 itu. 2. l'tcsldctit, Anlri'w «.'f lirown univi-rsitv stall''!, that lie lxtid received propositions to bveoini! the assistaill lieiui Chicago university, but that nothing definite had been decided upon as yet.

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