Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 February 1895 — Page 2

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CLQDFfibTE & THJMi .C...

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Wtlbloa guni-rui I'lM. -tn?!' in hI Court*.

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oror Snnlli

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Wusliiiiaiuii Mmn.

W A I W I N

PAUL & BRUKLR

A A 1 a

O A S

I N S

II. M. !. I J.!.! NT

BILLIN (-,S & BILL:

A O N E S A W

VORIP & STILWI.LL

N A N A I N

FARM N'SUP

a W 1

.il, OHIO I'.II

LOANS.

PER GENT

nnnu n. t» .u. n.t of yoa with .riviV_'.' iyitijr

£100 «r

Jill

of it. il any i-nyiufiit.

W W E

W. \V MO'.JOAN I.HI

A & E E

-:-GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS-:-

MONEY TO LOAN

At Lowest I tat s,

ABSTRACTS OF II 1 |,K

FARM PHOIT

I I a

Ofllo--: Oruiuui'i Hi -ok. N W-i-hili Sun »trr. f'»i\lr.vilh4. I ml.

0 I 1 I E W S I I I O I I A I

WHITE, REEVES iORbARSS

ATTORNEYS A'l' LAV\

1 0 A S A I N S E

I in it a

OQCI

a a

.) RI I I

I A.

S A A O O I S S I O N

ION.

1 1 1 1 I 1

if it W in 1 1 ii O I 1 IT

TKMIIV

I in

2 8 1 0 4 a a I N a

AB.Vl'li I HOOKS

(.'. .Jeiitiison'.s ab-aract hooks

t(Un ii copy o| 'v: deed of record every tract of Ian I in the cotintv a well as to every unsatisfied Mortir or lien

Vcar.-iol labor and many thousniidollars have -, ir'p.t i'i unking hooks complete a:nl helpful in ever

Mv 20 years experience aided In theHfl nnriviileil tHcihties in traciin titles enable me I claim that in otti-•• Is the best place to have l)KK|i

M()IM''

A(JKS.

[JCA^KS,

TKACTS

OIUH.T OKFKKP! STKAUT WORK!

OnlpapoMnl rnril will liring full put lltniSni

O A O I

O I I O

a I a a

ASSUlilTY MIRSKUV CO,

HAIR BALSAM

ii Jr in

1 O jr a jr

•llcf from fxhfcuMiuk' flumlil UM p.irncr'iJ ®/ia^rr Ollic. ileurrttht wor«t Wrak v,'

I I 1 a ii a

N E O a &

Money to: Loan

At tie Uiweet I'.fttu of Intercut ond with time t* HUit the borrower.<p></p>BURTON,

c. W.

107ii East Main Street.

Vr ben yo* huTe a horse to Bell see BE* WILLIAMS.

At the Clipper yon cac fi»d aaythlDf

«u nay deaixe 1b the way of Ise liquor

wad ciiartt

RKVIKW

1 S E

I 5 S O

One jrer.r, Ii. the county Oni ycHr.oni of lac coni.t Inquire at Offce for Alport 1'0°"v

i-'i 3n.L

ORUCY'BHIINLWJIR^ *IORE.

1,"

1 0

ARY 9, 1805.

TEE POPEVr. SECRET SOCIE'i'ES. A*'.' known tin- I'npe II -. the -f i'mi. {, "a clinrc!'. ha?

inciiibcr and oheiiii-nt to the re]inreni'iii of U" church ami at th'? panic

'line be true ill I'eliow* or ''I

I I

Sis.

lie

'opc

1 1 I 1 N a

is not ex[iUiineil very specifically b) hi?

bis et ell "ill to

the ArehbishopR uid IIish"pH oT the

lulled S' at '-S I 'llbiislied a few days a^ZO

the following re'at:PS! to socictieH is

Siicie' I II if* l'!iri Hll'lllld bp

taken not to hr ei sn 'red by error. Aid wish to be imd'-rstoiid as referrint

in a ppeenil mapne,- to the working

iisse who Hssuredly tiavo the pro

notion of their interests: rieht ac I,I .vleilied by the church and unop

used by nature Hut it is very im-

ortant as to those with whom they are

0 a a a

a a

I a a

ith them -elves, at no time or in any

ani nr. to be partus to the vio'at ion of

ustire. Any society, therefore, which ruled by. and MM-VI'I-I' o':ies, I ersor.s

ho are not steadfast for the right ami

iienOly to lelicion, is capable nt liemt

VHemely piej .diria

I a

to the inter'st^.

well af of ii-di vi mils as of the com-

nueity: hem (irnii it cannot be" .Mem of the ori^aMza'ions known

1 asoiih. O'hi I-Vpow and K. of 1'. asser'

1 a

1 1 a I a a

a a

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a a

I a

1 1 1 1 1 I I I

it a I

M. I. R.

THINK IT A STEAL ALSO.

I a a

0 a 1 1 a 1

WHS

a a

0 establish a soldiers' home be lit ii assed. The petition states that tin o-ne is in,I demanded by the soldiers ot tic Stale, mi'cli less I ci'izens. win -ere not ^uliljer-. It says that throb ect ot the home is lo i»ivc soft jobs ti loliticians. Kii»lity two persons signed tie petition li d. News Legislative loport. -J:?./

I a a

'-ON

a S a a

a a a

a a a a

1 a a a

a a

1 1 1 1 1

I a a

ami

(UN

prepared, as wel

an reliai'li

Abstracts nl Title.

AtiEN TS WANTED!

a a a

a a a a

a a S

a S a

a a a

a a

S a a

a a a a

I a a

ii a ii

Nc?vcr Ft,ila t-o Restore Gray

a a a

S a a a

a a

a a a

idea that the dtcreanerf

was

wade

TOTAL DISABILITY.

Jiuljjtf I

dell DV iiioiliheri- of that dcneliiinit' liece,, II uieinhers of Ht-ui'-l :c-

t' ir.i

,s Odd Fello

ivt-'ullls

l'*thi i(= and other*. 'J 'ie ii-: eoiimdel'iihle con«teri.i-

cri-

•••u amotiu Ciitholu:« ihroimhout

ui. 11 .e *i :i' ly a 'in 111 A tie-can in,in. aint some Ihein are iiidienunt

over it They ceiisliier it an abridge

ment of tlieir pert^ociil ri'.'htH. urd at n.p city in ()hio a few days* auo it

ni.tiiber o'- then, in assot,ial ion tooi

occasion to denounee it. Why a man 'M'lhot be a ii 1 l\| liolie. faithful

jodl'. of Miclnean. re^ardinu

whoso rci:in*iion of pension 'roiu 67'J to

80O per month by the mmnsioiier of

Pet.sions, much as been wri'ien for a year past has, by a decir-ii of some U.

?. uii!e. Iiad it placed hack to the

original amouir. Many les»al questions have ara-eii o\*"r it and more arc to fol

low. 'J lie .11.dee decides it a case of

total ciidhility and decides thai Loi.^'fi pi'lision should 1 ot have been reduced.

but the I'ommiHMom ot l'ens'ons seems

to po-set-s illly as mucll Kluiwleil^e of the law as the Court on the matleis

bearin" in the ciie, and it seems :nat it

is nut

a lie ii

toial (.lisabi! 11 is s-l.oulii

'niit-

haV'-

some

tiled, pel inanent delii.itMii 111 Hit! mat

ter of pensions. A man Is as-mimy

not totally disabled who can earn a Ii vine ir part lal living lor i.imseif If

either his hand or Ins bran •Miiih.e

him to earn even a pa 1 I lal Ii Veil 1

1 0 0 1

U-el b^ but 1 Ii- ir In .ilns enable iliemto

oaeily sccure a competence. Ttiesel^o

men do not have lo

main

tile pension business needs ovt rnaulini

I here is an iniipiahly and 11 11111:1 in

it in count' ssin-tances. As 11 is it ln»s

crewtc-d more lazy men in the United

Wt I ts thiiB anylhiu^' else ever Kinnvii

or dleameii l' mV uii'hey to man» not honorably enti'!• lo r, antl ire.

i[uently fails to re .\ ard he di serving.

FEES AND SALARIES.

la that will In- enacted. There is In

so much conlidence in the Senate com

mit tee on Ices and S a im in Ihe

I louse 'om mil tee. S"ine of li.eiiiini

bers of tile Senate committer are out

spoken in favor tif a return to the fee -yslem. The general impression is Ihai

Speaker Adams was fortunate in his

selection of members of the House com

mittee I his con. 11111 tee has beei won 1 ny aiui'i-i nl.'ht arid day for tw,

Aeekfc. 1 he first ihipo it did was write lo disinterested men in em

county in the State aid ask f. an

pression as to the prov sions of the ac of ]SD1. I he replies have enabled it 1.

pr ceed intelligently with its work 1'

•v as f, .u nd that here ere some i.eq 11., it 1 en in I lie act of IVJ1. 111 some ol I

ml in-rn counties salaries were puici

too 11 ie h, ii 1 |e in some of I ),e nor' he 1 1

counties. "specially 111 1 he cas tern 01 -alaries were not livt'd 11 i-noiii

The committee also found that andiii i^

•til over the S'a'e were paid morel' proportion to the labors performed "loo

-h"iltu'. In order to remedy this it.-

qu.ili 1 the committee is takius! SH'O ol 1 Ie- salary of ,'ea.ly every auditor in it.

State and addins it to the salary of th,

sln-ntr. The bid which the commit t' will presei will not increase materia,

if at al

the tot'il of salaries paid 11,

i.-ounl) t.Hicei-i The committee has no yet passed on the salaries of the Slat,

•illicers. It I ope to he able to prisci:

the bill to tip House by the last of n. 1 we"k. Tho co'iiinHtee from fin- C'ouio

(.Jllict-rs' Association has been penult

in pri s*-ei its siatemiMit-. to the 1 1 initiee. I,ut lurther than this tin- ret

sen 1 at oT the Ofticers' Associal

S'e Iio! heiiii! I-rm It! e, I to take a' part in the preparation of Inn bid |,

dianapobs News.

a a a a a a

IeHIMs

home at Marion. This donati.m of

a a

po—i-i 1 to in vest icat by commil m.eie up of republicans in the pre-.

1 islat urc. (i 1 t-i-n Smit h. Altorne* (ie

rial, ami Albert tla'l. I'reasuiei -itatn This would be all ri^ht if si

'he republicans, ho held the positn

a S a

a S a a

a a

a a a

111

S a a I I

N O

flow

(fas for heating during tho lato extreme cold weather

by the com

pany in hopes of pecurintr advantapeouB legislation in their favor throunh the preeent general apeembly, we look

upoD

as foolish in the extreme. Extreme cold weather anywhere h*s a tendency to retard the rapid flow of the fluid, and the same state of affairs exists in Ohio and Penneylrania

here, in that

particular. If gas companies Bought to secure legislation by any such measures the tendency among legislators would be to enact laws that would be ®uch more fcardeitaom* to then.

a a a a a

a a 1 8 0 5 I

a S a a

a a

against the interests of that party

countv ta11 vs.

apt. McC-'rua,

doee

not appear

1 1 1 1

a a a

si-lthd Jc|. liat

1 he

is not cer ainly to'ally disabled, lien. Iback, if Illinois, receives tltM) per

month, and Jud"e Lons! per ncmih,

both on account of beiiii* toiady oisu*

oled 1 he

loiue-r

receives S.i.iDO pe

year as a mcmb -I of •'on. ress, I he lal lei

c-l.liUO per year .o- .ludue of a Court

Michigan.

Wheic

a a

1 1 1

HALF GONE.

I a

a a a a

a a a S a

a a

a a a a

a a a 1

a a I a a

a a

1 1 1 1 S a

I 1 1 1

1 1 a

111

is any loial disability

in these cases? Their hands in.iy be

fuitijirst from tlu-ir thoughts.

any am-

ty asylum ll would seem ihal

IIK

1 1 a a a a

a I I a

a a

1 a a

a a

1 1 a 1 a

111

1 0 O

legislature to enact necessary measures in the 111 teres! of the people the

a a a

1 a a a

a a a a

a I a

a a a 1 1 1 S a

1 I a

as 1! the House com in 111 ee on

It-es and sala' i'-s wio tufnish th" In I that will at least ho the basis for 11

1 1 1 a a a

a ii a

1 a a a

a a

a a a

I a

1» 1

a a a 1 1 a

hot saloon and te•nperance people.

-Iii'Ti a cowardly and po icy plan i" con-

uiptlble. and these in i\nluals of the •isseinbly wlio.tri-M'ek 111 to ilodne 1 he

•ssue will be mark.-d

Id:

1 r* after.

I a a

o'est ruction

1 a a a

1 1 1 a a

a W a 1 I a

re it a a

a a a a 1 1 1 a

a a a

a a

a S a

I a a a a

1 a a

I a a I I I 1 0

a a

1 1 1

III'

a a

a a a S

a a a A

II I I I I

I 1 1 I N I S a

a I a

S a

distinguishing himself any behalf of the tax-payero by hie labor tho legislature.

knows how to vote

vtih tho majority and that about all.

has introduced 110

billB

that wo are

aware of, at least any of censequence. McCrea was arabitiouB for years to break into the legislature and was a candidate for years before he succeeded

boat, and now that he

there if there ie anything in hiui he has an excellent opportunity to ehow it. There is

question that hie party

here are disappointed in hitn. There is nothing in him in particular to fit him for the oflice in fact hn seems ad great a Cuilur* as a Representatiye aa he was a

a S

I I I 1

a O I I I

1 1 1 a A a

I 1 1 1 a

iS a a

I n.• Ill-lie lift) 1)1' derive I ll'om a ond medicine IT 1 arlv spring is

Iillbted, bill

peoplt-neglect lak-

•ran until the .1 roach ol wnitnei

W 1

1 0

a a

a a I

1 a

a 1 1 1 a

I a 1 a

1 1 a a

a 1 1 0

0 S a a I

1 a

'inmiltee v.'ouhi extend thi-.Tr invest.

1 nHis into the career of Micliener, •iltorney general of tile Slate electro

a 1 1 1 1 0

I 1 1 1 S 1 1

Children Cry fo*

PStc^sr Castorta

1 S a a O

a 1 5 5 2 a

a a

it will

a 1 0 0 a

2 a

pay postage. Address

P. Ordwar

a a

a a a a a

Children Cry for

-•:'"r. vor*s Cast

"How to Cor# All Skin DIseaneH." Simply apply "Swayne Oiniaaent" No internal medicine renqirrd. Curra letter, ecat ma, iteh, all eruptions on the lace, hands, noee,

Jtc., le.iying

the skin

dear, white aid healthy. Ita great healing and curative powers are poa•emad by n* •ther rewedy Ask your

ArujIgMt twr

Bwayae Ointanaat.

IN STEP WITH

THE SEASONS!

I O a

Fall Outfit Now

Our jtl/too is lull of Sty

Hundreds of u.icful articlos for pre-ioiits ai. IOC and higher. I will sell vh

CHRISTMAS GOODS

-tioaper than any man on earth if you will milv stive mc a chance. We n^l give away Tables, Cloti.es Racks 'int.1 Ironing Boards. V^n

GROCERIES?

lllsttpply theiii ut living prices. Your Prid'ic. \ril] buy more good? a] ry 8 .1*1 ^Ui^r i»l km* in t'lwi aim bulort* st'llin^r your 'ro«lucc.

Now Is The Time

...~ ...TO HAVE YOUR..

Taken. They are positively the Best ami the Cheapest in the SUet

NICHOLSON'S

mmm immn ?fnnmrnmimml

A New Year's

1 f«* Ku in

SUITS, HATS

Light colors ami (Lit'!:. Ail good weights. Tr.p» arc so m,my clothe

will em I ivir t.« treat tin public ail

wi1 have in the past wi'Ji

S (.] are Deal in o\

\V 11 A'V1 I- TART KI)

Actual (Cost

Nn pi"''lit. is asked nl yon aliiive maiiutiu

lire rs cost.

is 11 3 limp oh our Lift J. S. KELLY,

MUUUiMMWiU UUU11 UUUimUJU

J.W.

and all futures pertain.ng to the same. We hare the best Wind 1'i.r*

iuiLI

0 1

we can pleusc

vou. W'c le.n! fashions. The price is .! rieht, too.

JAKElOEI,

(J old fiilicr loi* l(3c

1( )c SS to i-e fl

Christmast PicturtJ

The Shoe Man.

ad a or

WIND PUMPS

K3 a' v.0-^ convir,'e you if jou will call at rar store No. 135 South WasbmgtOB street. Wc have a wind

*.-t up and would »ye

^ia¥e

water

a a a

,. -.i^

nil islM

'o show you.

»ew steam well drilling machine and will

1 1

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I O

Ni ii

Plif

lied,

id 1

klr.

I I

a S

J. W. FAUST.