Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 January 1895 — Page 2
ATTORN* IKS-
CI.OHFKLTKU. (JI.A-UDE THOMPSON.
CLODFSLTFI SI
TBOMirSOii,
LAWYEKB.
Will-Itj ,i
Oftloo over Sin ilb
\V.
in all Courts.
Stole's drug store, south
Washington str«M.
I'AVI. M. w. UKl'NER PAUL & BRUNfiiR
A.t toruey s- At- Law
ilflloe South sldoof (ire.'U strftover Ziiek Maornoy'a hnnl wan- tUoro.
II. IV MI.UNIiH. II. M. IUI.I.1NGS
BILLINGS & BILLINGS
A O N E S A A W
i'r. l.n-i V.-.in Str*-'
VORIS SR STILWELL
INSURANCE A(iKNTs.
FARM INSURANCE
A specialty. We represent the Ro\ al, Continental, Ohio Farmers, and seventeen other Companies.
LOANS.
First Mm Loans
N
6 PER CENT.
IVr annum. r/ty/ibln anciUAllv At end of the .year, with pnvi'oe^ of paying 110) or all of it, nl any iufcHvst payment.
C. W. W IGHT
Monev to Loan
At per rem. annual interest v'thout commission.
*-ARM ANI) CITY PROPERTY sale or exchange. II01".SI'S to rent.
W.
W.
out AN*,
tor
CUMBERLAND & MILLER,
118 West. Main Street.
CR.AWFORDSVILLE IN D.
V.*. I,. l.EE
MORGAN & LEE, .-:-GENEML INSURANCE AGENTS-:-
MONEY TO LOAN
At Lowest Hates.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Furnished on short notice. CITY and FARM PROPERTY forsale.^ Ofiic** Ornbauu Block. N*. Washllmton Blroot llrnwfordavillo, Iud.
M. I). WITITK, WM.'.M.
KKKVBS, ClIAS.
D. ORH.VR
WHITE, REEVES & OREAR. ATTORNEYS AT LAW
IO:H, KAST MAIN STUKKT.
We liavo ft largo amount of home money to loan in Hum- ot 300 up tu (10.000, from 5Mj to 6V4 per oint. on farm nml city property.
AIBO
for
«ole a Ijirgo nunitwr of f.irras and city realleacea at a bargain.
C. .1. RRITT0X, M. D. C.
Veterinary Surgeon mid
Dentist.
Uralurvte of the Cliioago Veterinary College. Treats nil 11»hiih«« of Domestic Animal*. OFl'lO Over MotTctt & Morgan's Urns store, 1-6 eaxt Main Ntreet. Iutlrmm at (. K. HeIoaftlil'« livery Htable, east Market street.
A BSTRA-iJT BOOKS
A. C. Jennison's abstract books contain a copy of every deed of record '.o every tract of land in the county, as well as to every unsatisfied Mortgage or lien
Years of labor and many thousand dollars have been spent in making my books complete aad helplul in every way.
My 20 years experience aided by these unrivaled facilities in tracing titles enable me to claim that my ollice is the host, place to have DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEASES, and CONTRACTS prepared, as well as reliable
Abstracts ot Title.
AGENTS WANTED!,
SALARY OR COMMISSION! GKBAT OFFERS: STKADY WORK cnoicu TERRITORY! Only a postal card will bring full particular*.
Mention this pap'jr in application
ASSURITY NURSERY
CO.
GENEVA, NEW YORK.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM Clcanae* and benutifica thn half, Promotes a luxuriant growth. Novor Poll# to Bcstopo Gray-
Hair to ita Youthful Color.
Curea scalp Uineatcs hair falling. gOc.aiul 31.00 at Druggirta
The Consumptive and FeeDie and »n who ilTurfrumexhmutlnsll»t««w"huuldu-oPikers Ginger onlo. Icrurc«till'wontCon'-h, Wcakl-unzij lability. Injgextioa. Female w«aknrM,Hheuf!iati«ni and 1 a*u. oQc.
Ik
$1.
.inly sure curu for Coma, ut Dru-guU.
REVIEW.
Tsn*« or scv.noRirTio*
Oney ar, in the conn" Oncy-nr.'ialot the co" y, lab'lire»l Office for.» lvertliU2r.ii
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JANUARY 26, 1895.
WANTS HJ3W U0H3TITUTI0N. Representative Howe, of Morgan couuty, has introduced a bill in tho House to amend ihi constitution as to membership of the Senato anil II ute_ changini their manner of olect'on and asking for a call of a constitutional onvention. lriintroducing his resolution Mr owe Pbiil: "'I'he progressive!.iss of the State of Indiana during the past forty years has rendered almost obsolete the constitution which was adopted in 1S52, and it is now wholly inadequate to the needs of this State. When, in 1S.V2, the constitution, as originally drafted and adopted in LSHi, was amended to meet the new and additional requirements, the State had materially advanced. and thiB rendered the change necessary. This advancement has been goicg on to an even greater degrse during the past forty yoars and we are in need of a new conBt tution. Attendments are being offered in the vain hope of patching up the old one, and I think the time has arrived for a new constitution. "For instance, the timo allotted for the sessions of the legislature ia not sufficient and wo are, in all probability, compelled to paos a resolution extending the time in order to transact the. necessary business. As we are here on a per diein salary wo are thrown under the imputation of merely extending I ho timo in order to get more salary, whereas if tho new constitution were adopted giving us sufficient time to transact our business, this would not be."
NEW GERSEY.
A certain Congressman, no matter who ho is, except that ho is not a western man, was making up a list of towns in tfie neighborhood of Philadelphia, where he was to make some campaign speeches previous to Nov. G, ISOt. After ho had it made out to nis satisfaction, he handed the list to his secretary to copy. Tho secretary, who is a pretty shrewd politician himself, ran his eye down tho co.umn. "What's the matter with Trenton?"he asked in some astonishment. "Nothing," replied the ember somewhat astonished. "Why?" "You've got it marked N. G." "I guese not," protested the member, in doubt. ••Well, look at it yourself," and tho secretary handed the list to him
Ho looked at it and there in plair. letters ho found Trenton, X. G." Then ho laughed confidently, almost derisively. "That's all right, my boy," he said with commiserating consideration, "the N. G. you are thinking about is not the N. G. I've got there." "Is that so?" said tho dazed secretary. "Of course not," laughed the Congressman, "mine's Trenton, Now Gersey" and thejeecretary said "Oh," and let tho Congressman go on thinking it WHS all right.—Detroit Free Press
Thk uioBt pronounced case of idioti partisanship record took place in the Slute Senati chamber last week. When the organizalion was perfected it was discovered that ono of tho clerks appointed could neither read nor write. Senator Parker, a democrat, introduced a bill to investigate the clerkp, which was voted down by a strict party vote and as a result a blooming ignoramus who can only make his mark will con tinue to set and suck his thumb and draw his 8o per day simply because he is a republican with a little "pull." Shame on such pig-hi adedness.
IN Senator Wishard'a apportionment scheme for holding a republican Senate, Montgomery county is taken from Putnam county and hooked onto Clinton and Boone, making tho district hopelesbly republican. Montgomery ia also allowed one Representative. Tho new apportionment ia a well laid scheme to keep in power all tho present republican Senators for tho United States Senatorship contest in 1897 and tho Presidential campaign of '96.
Tin: Chicago Herald gives notice to democratic aspirants for the President ial nomination in 189fi that if there is '•anybody who thinks that tho mention of Governor Claude Matthew' name for President is a ridiculous suggestion ho will find out his mistake in lbss than a year and a half. The chief executive, who declares in a time of general riot that those peoplo down there must keep the pcace, iaa man who will grow very near the popular heart."
REPRESENTATIVE BOOHKII, of Greene county, has introduced a bill that will meet with popular favor. It provides for tho election of county superintendents by a dire?t vote of the peoplo and it no doubt will, as it should, pass both houseB with but littlo opposition.
DULAWABE'S GOVEKNOK. Speaking of Delaware's new Oovernor who was inaugurated last week a special Bays: "Delawaro inaugurated a Governor to-day who can neither road nor write. For tho first timo in the history of the State there was no inaugural address, and thi-* -at people to inquiring. .Joshua Marvil was the republican candidate last fall and was elected. Uo is a business man of good repute anil worth at least $lf0.000, which he madobv hard work and shrewd inveetmoLts. Marvi' can sign his name and that is all"
Known.g his weakness he secured the services of N. P. Smithers, a leading lawyer, as Secretary of State, and Smithers will virtually be the Governor." /-A'V'-
IT ia dollars to buttons that the nofa nous Wishard apportionment moustros ity will nover pass tho House of Representatives. Tho ring that framed the bill WHS careful to take care of every Senator, but no^ one thought was given to members of the lower house who were left to shift for themselves. It is evident the ring presumed too much on the ignorance of. as they are pleased to term them, the "country bumpkins" who compose the lower house, for they aro up in arms and a bitter war is on. It was a good pole with which to stir up the monkeys and democrats are watching the show with hilarious satisfaction
UAELISliE'S OUBRENOr BILL. Ever since Carlisle recommended a change in our currency system CongroeB has been aiming to pass a bill in consonance with his suggestions. It seems, however, liko lost labor, and nothing has been doDe or likely will be done at the present session of Congress. There ii a w.ondorful dearth of knowledge on the coming question among the law makers. If, however, the question was permanently settled or for a decade at least, business of all kinds would increase. Until then we have little telief that it will be. V.
THO.SK. place seekers from this county who were so ruthlessly turned down in the legislative halls at the State capitol, will be found working tooth and toe nail for the success of the G. O. P. in 180G—we don't think. To hesrsomoof thom cursing certain local politicians who, they claim assisted to defeat them almost fore us to smile.
"THF, financial showing made in Gov. Matthews' message," says the South Bond Tiroes, "?peaka volumes in favor of the tax law and tho prudent management of democratic State officers. The steady reduction of the Sf.at.e debt cannot be otherwise than gratifying to the tax payers of the State without refer^ ence to partv
SENATOR SELLER has iutroduced a bill in tho Senate to amend an act pro. hibiting the obstruction of drains and providing for the repair of drains. Also another providing for the repair of drains Also another providing for (he locatim and perpetuation of section corners in certain places
THK latest developements in the investigation of tho defalcation of Treasurer Taylor, of South Dakota, places the shortage at 70,000. No, he wasn't a democrat, but a worshiper at the shrine of that great God and morality party which gavo birth to Elkins, Dudley and others of like stripe,
A NKW saloon bill has been introduced which provides that a saloon keeper ahall permit no one but himRelf to enii the saloon durii prohibited hours. That is what we call a good thiig worthy of being pushed along.
IT is tho duty of the legi'lature to repeal tho odious Gruhbs libel law. As it now stands it is simply an invitation for unprincipled scoundrels to blackmail newspaper publii-hors.
GORMAN and Hill Bhould each kick the other off tho face of the earth and thereby cause much rejoicing in tho democratic party. Ono is bad but the other is worse
IT is possible Oklahoma will bo admitted to tho Union within tho next few weeks. Although she is an infant her population is larger than many States.
THK city is preparing to borrow more money. Guess somo members of the council want to buy another light plai
IT isn a matter of what kind of currency tho go-.erni.ent ia to furnish. What we want is plenty of it.
THK Wishard gerrymander ia tho worst ever invented.
NOT a man got a day it snowed.
job—and the next
•'There is Danger IU Delay." Since 18G1 I have been a great sufferer from catarrh. I tried Ely's Oream Balm and to all appearancen am cured. Terrible headaches from which I had long suffered are gone.—W. J. Hitchcock, Late Major U. S. Vol. and A. A.Geo., Buffalo, N. Y.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured me of catarrh when everything else Jailed Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results.—Alfred W. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.
Price of Cream Balm ia fifty centa.
Deafness Cannot be Cured,
By local applications, as they caunot reach the diseased portion of the ear. Th.-re is only ono way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed con dition of the mucous lining of tho Eu stachian Tube. When this tube gels in ilamed you have a rumbling sound or i.npe-fect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflamation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever uine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but ar. inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. N
We will givo Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circuUrs, free.
F. J. CHF
.MIV
A. Co.. Toledo, O.
jag-Sold by druggists, 75c.
Capt. I. D. Blonde.ll, the champion long-distance swimmer of America, is of the opinion that swimming is almost a lost art with Americans.
Hinging Noises
In the earp. sometimes a roaring, buzzing sound, are caused by catarrh, that exceedingly disagreeabls and very common disease. Loss of smell or hearing also result from catarrh. Hood's SarBaparilld, the great blood purifier, is a peculiarly successful remedy for this disease, which it cures by purifying the blood.
Hood's Pills are the best after dinner pills, assist digestion, and prevent constipation.
Salt rheum with its intense itching, dry, hot Bkin is cure
1
by Hood's Sarsa-
panlla, because it purifies tho blood.
Featners killed a man at Lamoille. 111. A big bundle of them were being hoisted to a loft, when the rope broke and they fell on his head.
The New Year
im:s Hood's SarsHparilln leading every thing in lie
v.,iy
of medicines in three
important particulars, namely, Hood's Sarsaparilla has 1 Tho largest sale in the world. It accomplishes 2. The greatest cures in the world. It has
U. The largest Laboratory in the world. What more can be said Hood's Sarsaparilla has merit is poculiar to itself, and most, of all Hood's Sarsaparilla cures. If vou are sick, it IR the medicine for you to take.
One of Philadelphia's New Year maskers assumed tho character of a girl and laced himself so tightly that he fell in a faint in the street
The Commander-in-Chief
Of the Grand Army of the Republic M.ijor George S. Merrill. Pew remedies are bettor known in this vicinity than Sulphur Bitters their pale has been very general throughout this section, and the number of reliable and well attested cases of beneficial results and recovery by their use, is largo and be. yond dispute. 2w.
Women, according to M. de Candolle, are more apt lo have brown eves than any other color, tho preportion of th.-t hue i.emg 35 per cent.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
By me ins of a fish-hook fast°ned to slick, a thief extracted a package of 1.200 from a J»rs'y City bank during business hours.
Cure Yourself.
Don't pay large doctors' bills, Tho hest medical book published. 100 pages, elegant colored platos, will be sent to you on receipt of three 2 cent stamps to pay postage. Aildreaa A. P. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass.
In 18(35 not a single town in India had a supply of pure water now nearly all the large cities and cantonments have water works.
Important Facts.
If you have dull and heavy pain across forehead and about the eyes if the nostrils aro frequently stopped up and followed by a disagreeable discharge if soreness in the nope and bleeding from the nostrils is often experienced if you are very sensitive to cold in the h«ad accompanied with headache then you may be euro you havo calarrh ar.d should (immediately) resort to El's Cream Balm for a cure. Tho remedy will give instant relief.
Thn Utica it Meadville railroad, teen miles in length, was sold ly a c-»iver in New york tho other day. brought just $25.
Children Cry for
wr*s Castona
"How to Cure All Skin Di8eanes." Simply apply "Swaynes Ointment." No iutorcal medicino reuqired. C'jres tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on tho face, hands, nose, &c„ leaving the skin clear, white at'd healthy. Its great healing and curative powers aro possessed by no other remedy Ask your druggist for Swayne's Ointment. ot.-20-Gin.
J. w.
IN STEP WITH THE SEASON^..,,.
1h the man wh« gets hH-—.
Outfit
Our place Is tull of Styloa for Kail in
'SUITS/HATS AND
Light colors and dark. All good weights are so many cloth that we can pleas-, f^hilefopl tir„i„ f.j- mu. •. iver onf tli vou. We lend in fashions. The price is all right, too.
JAKE JOEI
CJrolcL King foij. 1
Hundreds of useful articles for presents at roc and higher. I will sell
CHRISTMAS GOODS
cheaper than any man on earth if you will only give me a chance.
give away Tables, Clothes Racks and Ironing Boards.
Carlson's
YOU NEED GROCERIES?
Will supply them at living prices. Your Proil ici will buy more good Fry's than any nther place in towi.. .'see him before selling your Produce.
Now Is The Time
.TO HAVE YOUR.
Christmas Picture-]
They are positively the 1 LSI and thd Cheapest in the Sir
iitively the best and the Cheapest in the St.
NICHOLSON'S!
mmmmmmmmmmmmwmiwfc
A New Tear's Resolution
We will endeavor t® treat the public we have in the past with
WIND
reIt
Square Dealing.
-"WE HAY STARTED-
An Actual Cost Salt
and all fixtures pertaining to the same.
No profit is asked ot yoir above manuf^^mese'v?"
turers cost.
llii« Is The Time of Your Litfil
the market and can conv.r,re you ,f
We have a new steam well
wafer at a reasonaoie price. Full stantly on hand.
J- S. KELLY,
Headquarters for.<p></p>PUMPS
you wi
No. 125 South Washington street. Wc have a wind mill set up and would be -o show you
BODY. O N I
.f the Hist Balfjjctt ewarded fiobrara ri ?he body \v :15 in the Bridge, al is citjr^ he bodj|| ridalT ue sel&eli Wer "mot-
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ii
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^s' the rth side coroner
He ai-
•ninjg an oif'sivilf ^coroner n, Mose dry.otli
.wn are a tense large towns aty, aiid dred re remains iundertu on all city.
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been, er
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ic
The Shoe Man. SSlt
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tingle
nderel
canvas
ingofe he relii arriedc
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We have the best Wind l'umf
Togl
II.WAuk keepers »',.homi
call at my store-
ckilling machine and will guarantee)' hne of machinery supplies and
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wm
inion not br«
rl
J. W. FAUSr.