Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 October 1894 — Page 2

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IN-I I! AM AUKNT.^.

FARM NSIJR AN OF

A specialty. We rcjii't-scut th^ lio\ al.

Continental,

Ohio

5* armors, aiul sev

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j.iiues.

P. T[!)FF?iiAX.

.. ?povn)«*rly ot Shar^ S:-

At per ci.'tH. atri'iiil interest -Lliont coiiiiiitssion.

AND •'ITV rilOl'KUTV Sell', Of L'Xclia'l JT". 111) I'.SE.'j to rent.

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AKt HITKC'T ANI srnVl'.VOlI. •v ri.ANs, sfuvi:vs AND

PA TENT S:-

N'orllnv. vliins'.iiii Street.

LOANS.

41-2 Per Cent,

Int^rcPtrsiyablV'-anniiiiMy A]«v)y to

C. W. WRIGHT

to [.

tor

1 is West Main Street.

CKAWFORDSVU.I.i:: INI).

\V MOKU.YN. W. t.. I.KE

MORGAN & LEE.J:

INSURANCE AGENTS-

SVSONEY TO LOAN

At Lowest Hales.

A USTJUiTS OK TITLE

Knrf.islwtl on short notice. ClT'i' and FAIIM I.'liOl'KirrV for sale. Olllee: OniUami Hlee'K.,X. Wiisliili^ton *tieut -t'fiw loni^villi

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1. D. WlItTK, \VM. M. UKKVK-. '.!'»• MJJKA

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW

iir I".A y\' MAIN ^I'HKKT. Havo a largo jnuount of-honn* i..» loin*, in fU'n.-

ol up to 1'rum to

:•.•••nt. »i» lanu HJKI city ]»rojM«j fy. Haii* i- l".!*tr«4 iiumHntU»nc^ a a irysun.

No tot it'.-i-

ABSTRAC'!' HOOKS.

Years of labor and many thousand dollars have been spent in making' my books complete and helpful in every WilV.

Mv 20 years experience aided by these unrivaled '.'..cilities in tr icing titles enable me to claim that mv oiliee is th" best place to have DKKIS, iMORT'JAijFS, Li".ASKS, and CON"PRACTS prepared, as well as reliable

Abstracts oi Title.

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tUSSS .)!• in:

Oncyonri in the r.oOTitv One-year,or. or t'm come iEQinre at Oflice '«r An vert

JTOPIB, 20.

STATL TICK'::

.1 in

itrncks r-.-r'.itti^ is--••tits, foroelnt-ure .! rMrefii'ly tixniiim.'.l,

scrr-'.-ify el Male—\V I J. M\ '-Its. All-ii tor c.t K)nl.--.li«.KIMI T. I'ANNIXc. Tr«nH«re' of Stnt«i—'MOH(i.\N CHAN DM' 'I A !'Jl noy (.eii.'rat—r li AN. IM. t.l.lKK CI.'! Mi|.n-:ue (.'•nin r. \\. M.l.HA •nI1*.Mm* rVjIU'l

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II. I

ixt Distnot- .l.o:

t:t. Ilistrir! —.11S 1-1'It

S:l|.erintMi.leiit l'liblie I listniotion—(. 11 A. THOMAS. ... Siate St,'itis'!ri:ni--AI.K\.\NIK1! Kl l.Ki.N,

Slat.M .eoloirir t—1\.-I. ,1' pAN

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. For Consivsnuu! Stli 1 )j*tI'l1.1.1A1 IiKOOKSilii K.

I'.'.r .loin! .rPsen!auvo~ 1), K. W 11 I.IA.M-

JOITIh'TV TRlKET.

l!cii\vsoiituuvt 1 A\ 11.) M*.ALLI^rbUiivMirvoyor -I-I'r. 1*1 Ii 11A I'ros. Atutrncy--h\SIi\ M- VA.Ni?

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Aaaitnr~.l \MK!i uMirt'i —i »'N florin—MIL'iON* •». UKA'i 'i j!!tUH~rion*?r. lai !)i !.• .«*t K'.Mi**?•. linn ti'^haicr. -ii'l KL IM11' 11.

TOWNSHIP TICKET.

Trustee—i:!*N K. WKl t'h. Af,«L"s.-..r—I'Y I!1 :s 'I'lKiMrsdNr .1 u»t!«:i »l the l'e.uv— .1. uVKK fuN. ... I'onM.il.l. Ii 1P- I 1 1 i*-i i\

-'U0BTE3T IN KEV.

'1 ho political contest

now well under

national attt tit ion

New oi'k is

and is attracting Morton, the repuli-

lienn candidate for (ioveruor. is about,

the strongest man. jceunianly consid

ered. and that is about the principal re-

1 quireiiient with republican leaders, that

they could iiave selected. The man' with "the barrel" always receives the

most co: sidi ration with them, his leg

islative talents and executive ability beiny matters of secondary considera

tion. It is the "barrel" the party wants

first. Morton has the barrel and they I tend that he shall use the contents of

it freely, lliil.lhe democratic nominee, has talents for polities of the highest

order, lie is shrewd, a fine minipulator,

and a eoorl jud^e of human nature. He is, however, unpopular with the Cleve

land wiinj more or le -s of the. party, and

whether it will support him cordially is questionable. He may from his genius

ami ability in politics be able to over

come this. lie has. however, a hard

light, the. fight of .his life. The contest will he warm, exciting, vindictive, and

should he win under all the circumstances against him will force the ad-

tniration to him of the people, spit.-'of

to him for wo years.

E^COUIlAGitlG.

voters and his speeches are we'l re

eel ved. His explanation of the new tariil' law. the reasons for the long de

lay in its passage, the great benefits to

arise hereafter from it enactment, are

satisfactory to those willing to hear, and

will add to the vote of the party in this distrijl. Of course the republicans are

going to defeat him just as they did

with Mount and Carpenter, and there-] suit will be similar. Mr. lirookshire

has been an active, industrious repre

sentative, upright in his conduct, and will receive the united support of the

party. -,

ity I'.iniii* Jtf.'i

Til!•: proposed location of IHinknrd

•'College at Ladoga, is'saitl. has been

abaijdoncdi\ |vThis sect, ii-e many other religious denbiir.n.itions. is. particularly

I'lauisl

booi-tfi rim. 'record '.O county, as .Mortgage

A. c. .lennisou's abstrnet tain copy ol everv tlee.l every tract of land in the well'as to every unsatlsiiet or lien

A E S

HAiR BALSAM C't :!:.s«uuii iM-atit'.i.eei thi1 Isair. I'rntim! a ItuurmM prtrnth.

Fails to Hetstoro Cray

Hair to its Youthful Color. Cuivs pralp 'lisousc* a hair lulling. jy'r.tinti $1.00 at Drupgixtg

The Consumptlveand FceUle and all who ritli rfffrncxhaiisiiiia.-,iinj.i: u?» Parker's Criiifrer

Olllc. I* "::r'Sthr wbrftCou^it. \V» ak Debility, Inwi'AKNFSS, Ith-uuitttibm and Pain. 50c. A: ^1. HIN I

RCORNS.

only pure cure for Cores.

Jtoiii Slakt-j wulkiD2 ciuy. *t DrupgisU,

and v. hei, there s- ene-d to bo

indications that otlieis'•.than those belonging to that church proposed or

were seeking its management, they quietly withdrew from the undertaking.

A joint high school for Scott, Clark and

Ladoga, under the management of some popular college graduate, is now being disemjse.d and may be established EOOII.

!3VM .M. in the Indianapolis district, is

making a red-hot campaign for Repre

sentative, and the pop in-jay nominated against him seems to not be in it at all.

In an effort by the democrats the other

day to bring about a joint discussion

between them the republicans were particular to see that it should not occur

by stating as usual that their champion's

time was all taken up with appointments to speak until the election. It

a.ways is when it comes to the proposal

for a joint discussion.

THKKK will bo three ballot boxes and

three different tickets for each voter to

vote, at. the election this fall. The State ballot will be red and will be placed in a

red ballot box, the county ballot will be

white and will be placed in a white box,

while the township ticket will bo yellow

and

will be placed

in a

\ElLEAKS BULLDOZtiD.

Reports emtio from several part* tiC tlie S'ate 11:at many oid i.oldiere have! beo ine cue:.sy and ii„ few of them ad-! uall ii-rron/.ed by the poii-v ..f tno'i present administ rat ion in re-'.id t- pen- 1 e-t 1 at 21.

light, burdens.

much unpopularity that has. at taeto'ii schemer -. This "can be proven in some

From all portions of the district on.

couraging reports are received regarding the campaign for the Congressional

race, and Mr. lirookshire is daily adding

to his list of friends. At almost everyplace there is a large attendance of

yellow box.

a I -lM.Tt.Mi the .RMnncrauJ i-ustma^ors TN *VJ!1VII SIve pai'tisiins" and O i"f: O I tv-livi* voais. I II IN I S

no iioubt a lie from star! to finish. It is

all tniamnatiun. Who of this adminis-ti-rtiuin lie? sought to bnildo/.e ex-Hold-i

iers as to how they should vote, or

tlioueh^of surli:••"«::• tliintr'. Who would

uesir,' to mtmiida'e these old veterans us to tiovv or in what manner they should

use their election privileges, or desire to

cut oil pensions if they failed to vote as

cerium political leaders desired. j)ud-

I ley. a republican Commissioner of I'ensions, diu intimidate thousands of e.\-

soUut-rs itiio votii.ii-tho rcpublicau ticket

a few vi ari- airo. but we defy any rcpnblican newspaper to prove that any dem

ocrattc Commissioner ever sought to do

any sucli thing or even hinted tt it.

The above extract is simply originaied jl.o create a prejudice against this ad-

.1 ministration, and not that there? is an

iota of trcih in it.

t- STASD U? M'UREA.f

Ihe republicans of this county nomi

nated Capi. McCrea, of New Richmond.

I as their candidate for Representative

He seems to L:o little known. No one

seems to know much about him. lie

remains away fr..m any collection of people, and no one has heard of him

making any speeches or addressing the

I people.-.'-'! he people, however, want to

I kmuv his views on public- alTairs, and

Tiif. Rj.\ I submits for Capt. McCrea the following tjuotions antl would be

pleased to publish his answer-

I. We want to know if you stand

with your party on State issues as you statu! with your party on national is

sues.

'J. We'want to know if you will vote v. itii your party to repeal the election

la ,v".'

I!. We want to know if you will vote

to repeal the school book law, and to

put back the Siate again into the clutches of one of the most gigantic and

corrupt monopolies the United States. !. We want to know if you will vote

with the party to repeal the tax law

that placed a just share of the burdens

of taxation upon the rich corporations that had heretofore .been .escaping with

-."). We want to know if you will vote

with your party against, a law to ta: grepnlmcks.

KEDUU1WG WAGES.

The I'losmg down of come... iiiinVn fac-

..ring establisiimenls ..t flitrerent

poisits through tlie couut^v or the re

ducing 6 empi"yees' wages is r.o doubt

in most ei'fjcs done for political etfect at the im-.tance of rt publican political

instances and by"t'.le fact of an increased demand for ceitaia qualities .of goods

largely in e.xctss of the demand six

months" or a year ago. The effect intended is that this reduction of wages

will continue if democrats remain in

power and unless a change in administration takes place laboring men will

fair badly from now on. The scheme is solely to secure the votes of laboring

men. and there will be no reduction of

wages after the election whoever may be

elected. ........

A MKKTiNo of the republican central committee of the State was held a few

days ago. and upon discussion among

them it was made known to their surprise, no doubt. that the democrats of

the State were not asleep at all. as they

hail been led to believe, tint were mak

ing an earnest, honest and determined light for the principles ami parry all

over the. State. Our republican friends may learn much to surprise them just

alter the 0th of November next, among

which will lie the defeat of most of

their candidates. Their system of bulldoze and brag has become too old and is

worn threadbare, and will not win in

this campaign. Let democrats keep up the. gait of the three past weeks until

after the election and the result will be

pa feet! eatisfai torv.

l.\ the w.•li

pan ai

the former na

rious in adnosi

China,

appears

victb-

verv

tween them thus

engagc nicnt be-

.Japan seems

SUGAR.

as tniworihy of pensions. (that this is area'ly aide.. iVy tile new

I iiK'innati Ua/.eite. It is in eepini

'.Mth nuicli of the sluii to b" found in

republu-an n^wppap^rs very da. It is

have studied the art of war particularly

in the naval department and is profiting

bv it now in a continuation of victoriesIf. however, tiie war is prolonged, tak

ing into consideration the number of men that Chma can put under arms the

tinal result may be very different from

what is now anticipated.

MI-KI.M.KV appears to be getting in

much electioneering work in his candidacy for Presidency. Resides perambu

lating Indiana, Kansas, Illinois and

Wisconsin, ho is booked soon lo appear at various points in the State of New

York. If lieod or Harrison do not soon

"get a move" on themselves McKmley will be first in the race for the nomina

tion in 1890, and Harrison's pets in In

diana will bo much aggrieved at his dila

tory movements in that direction.

There hits boon a great deolii in

sugar within the past few days. (Iran

'.dated, K.vtra and oiher brands arc?

nuns. Some of them are afi ..id to lake and prospect* arc that it will go even an active part in-politic --that is, if tl.ey i, .- ,.

'I lie above is a i|iiotutioil front a letter tarilT law bron^tit ab ut l'\- ilie present

from a Wat-hinKtun correspondent of the ilemnuratie C'onL'ress. and i.''tiei'poor iabor-

and V.'i pounds (-.r^l lit),

-.-• ,ov Irnvr now

I diiuht

ing man can assuredly bV Miaonfu! that

here is legislation that Ine- in to his

advantage. Kvery houseie.al uses Sugar. There are t'ew greati-r nece--si-

11 in tin family, and those comp. ed

to use it cannot but feel gfaliliod at •'ie

abundance of it, that can be procur

fot'-a small sum of money I: should remembered that r.-pubiican legislation

had nothing to do in bringing it about.

REPUBLICAN GATHERINGS.

Republican meetings are splendid

places for solitude and meditation, tiiis

year, and the smal attendance at most

of them, especially where the attendance ark ib not paid for. is a s: bjeet of reiiit everywhere. Their predictions regard

ing anew ari IT law, ami the disasters

that would attend the country in the event the MeKinloy law was done away

with have not been realized, lietter

times are upon us, business is increas

ing. money is beginning to circulate much more e.\tctv?ivc*ly, and all the dire

things predicted by republican orators

are proving false in every respect. Con

sequently the rank and file of the part are wearied at tie-^. \i!se prophecies,

ami as they me t.he stock trade it is

not to be wondered that their meetings

are so spiritless and ,dev: .l of enthusi

asm. ........

l.icN.LK.w W.M.i..M:K reported, as saying that in an cmergeeev ex Presi

dent Harrison might agai:: lie nominated

by the republicans that Senator Hill will be the democratic ominee, ami he j,.

wishes be feit as sure of .eternal salva

tion is ho does that this country will go republican in l.S'.u (ien. Wallace is a

gentleman for whom .1 eniertain trreatjp personal respect, but he. knows nothing

about politierr—and he ,i eter did. lie

makes a great mistake Vn :'easting the political horoscope ii.i' I'.'!!. Neither!

Harrison nor Hill are it. Keep an

eye on Allison, ol lnva. Lafayette Times,

Tin: twelve students at I'urdue en

gageu in "hazing" a cias mate-, the

other tiay seemed to have received' tin-

hot end of the poker in the wind up t.T

the at'air. Al! have been expelled from the institution, and it is probable that

the grand jury of Tippecanoe county will also take the ease in hand, and the

smart young men engaged the. woik

may yet Hud themselves behind bolts and bars not to their liking.

"2." pound- Kxtra sugar £1.00," vc

'-1 pounds Ridge v.Hid A, ^i.00. :V^

-I pounds irantoated £1.00.

i'hat. is the way dur.'.'merehants are advertising to sell sugar this week,

i'oor man her..' are some genuine demo

cratic times for you. low d. you like

them? I'iii you ever Know the time

when a dollar would- further in the puieiuise of sugar.

How's This,

We offer one hundred dollars reward

for any ease of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hail's Catarrh Cure. •K^H'

F. .1. ('IIKNLY iV CO Props. Toledo.

Ohio. -We the undersigned, have known F. ,7. Cheney for the last lo years and

believe him perfectly honorable in a:l

business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made

by their firm.

West 'ife.vTruax. wholesale druggists. Toil-do, O.

Wa 1 ding. Kirnah A: Marvin. who 1,•sitle druggists. Toledo.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is -taken inter

nally. acting directlv upon the blood arid

mucous surfaces of the system. Price.

Testimonials free.

v-:.ni' 1

IMZex

me. per bottle. Sold by all druggist's.

File highest, telegraph oflice in the "•o-ld is at the rov:n of flalesa. I'olivia. 1.I.i.'•') feet above the sea.

A W oudi'i lul t.'oliqiicl'oe

•'disease is more common nmong

the people than scrofula. Il ,.ded down from generation to e-nei'n! i.-n, it

is found in learly every fami! .iji s- .me

iorm. It mav make its appe.'irj-.ne. in dreadful running sores, in, ...sweiiiiiigt, in

the neck or goitre, or erupiions of

vaiied forms. Attacking the mucous membrane it may be known as catarrh,

or developing in the lungs it be,

and often is the prime cause of consumption.

In whatever form scrofulamavmani

fest itself. Hood's Sarsapardlu its inveterate foe and conqueror Phis

medicine lnw such powerful alterative

and vitalizing effects upon the blood that every trace of impurity is expelled,

and the blood is made rich, pure and healthy.

A. K. Wallers beat the English twelvehour bicycle record lately at Here Hill,

covering 'JoS miles 1*20 yards.

Notice-

Persons desiring to buy, sell or trade

either town or country property, or to borrow or loan money on lirst Mort

gage will do well to call at the Auditor's office. JOHN L. GOUF.N.

IN STEP WITH THE SEASONS!

.ii I.- 1 lie mull «VllOg!t» Ills-

Fall Out Ml Now

''0 i'r"f laee tull el' Mvt.-s l-'.ill in

SUITS, HATS AND CAPS!

Light colors and dark.- Ail oooil weights. There

ate so [man Wcloths that we (in please

\-()ti. Wc lead in lashion- The V.

jirice is all right, loo.

JAKElOEL

"W" ins

Kverv Red .'and .1 1 uc ribbon given at the Montgomery

iJoutttv Fair have been taken by

XKimLSO^ PHOTOGRAPHS

l-'nr Thirteen consecutive year?, (lot the

Kest H*2 Otibiinets

In the Citv al. .V.

jeti^' N'^t.. ISaiili. NK'HOLSOX vV- SON.V ZlS'v. ICa-i Main ?troot. Ov^r CitiZ'Mis'

11" \t)i watu a thot'oiigh 1 iood-

-liKMLMIiLR-

W. E. NICHOLSON

AGENT. WEST MAIN STREET.

DID YOU EVER

SEE A HORSE

JV1 aoh ine

Fhe White

Whi':' you arc looking for a sewing machine that is fitted for all kinds of ewing Iiiv the White..

Remember that ui several hundred families ol Montgomery county you will find they use the^ White Sewing Machine.

I hat had been litted up with Horse Clothing by :.

Richinone 1 & Ross?

A a a a ceived. We buy all our goods direct from the manu lael urer and can save you money on them. Makiiv antl repairing harness givpn special attention.

RICHMOND & ROSS.

WINDOW SHADES CHEAP!

0 Foot--Shade, ('loth.' with best. Spring Fixtures...... 1 Foot. Rest (loth 7,1:'out, Ue.'-V loth, with Fringe* t.

Ultain Pole,.Tiuuaie. Iiishes. Hanging Lainps and evervthing in Householt, I O O I I.S at l.aigains. lablesgjven away. Call and see hem.

Osti'l»i os.Ti,,«s l()e Store

III-

lonl.'i- New aiia^eineni.

CABINETS i'Oii 75 CENTS PER DOZEN.

It, won't take long to make ion do/en so don'i a..i .v

(Iiifiliy sonih

,„|i|y

YOU.NEBD

GROCERIES?

ill supply them til liviflor ivRji.p. •,

Fry's than .ufv Uer pI

hm Wl11

:... :i.v die

tin SI reel,

no difference.

b,"y,

... 11." in town,

selli'

,nHre

B0^',s

MM*

mm before

our .Produce.

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