Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 April 1896 — Page 7
WE HAVE.
Seven Farina for sile, from 161) acres. Two splendid pieces of property in Englewood.
Eifteen Houses and Lots in the city from $500 to $4,000. HoiiBes to rent.
Money to Loan!
Will write Life, Accident and Fire Insurance.
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Harry Mahorney was ill Veedereburg selling bicycles on Monday.
COUNTY FAIR BUSINESS.
The Association meets and appoints
Superintendents for the Different
Depaitments The officers of tho Montgomery comity fair association met at the ant i.-.iuit room on Sifuidny laiil and ..ppoint^d tho following persons hb Superiot?ndentfi during tho fair:
Spend Ring -J. J. Insl'iy, anil \V. W. Morgan, IIorseB—
J. J. Insluy. Asber Wert and
N. CI. Kens I or. Beef tattle—A '"J. MoUurmick and Fre Liardner.
Dairy (Juttlo W. \V. Siviwright. Slietp Department J. N. Fullenwider and Robert Finch.
S'.vino Department—D. II. Davidson and L. B. McClamrock. Poultry—1. S. Myers.
Agricultural—Arch Bailey. tirain and Sends—bilaa PeterBon. Floral llall—It. O Smith. Domestic .Suill—Wm. N. G. Keealer. Fruit Preparations—Mrs. D. II. Martin and Mrs. A.J. Mcf'ormick.
Hor'icultural—Mrs. Z. Mcliee. Carriage Etc.—W. F. llulet. Mechanical Dspartiuent Martin.
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Site was Modem. A clerk at one of the large dry goods stores says that a modest young lady who desired to make a purchase yesterday, addressed the young man behind the counter thus- "It is my desire to obtain a pair of circular elastic appendages, capable of being contracted or expanded ty means of oscillating burnished steel appliances that sparkle like particles of gold leaf set with Alaska diamonds, and which are utilized for retaining in proper position the habiliments of the lower extremities, which iDnatg delicacy forbids me to mention." The clerk thought a moment tuid said he believed she wanted a pair ot garterB.
Pntnam Conut Democratic Ticket. The democracy of Putnam county held its primary election Friday arid a arge vote was polled. Today a mass convention was held and the nominations ratified. The following is the ticket: Representative, John H.Jamesj treasurer, JameB L. Browning sheriff, Richard M. Buntin surveyor, James P. O'Brien coroner, E. Henry Kleinbub county assessor, J. C. Herod: commissioners, W. S. Burri6 and James B. Taloott. Pressley O. Colliver was chosen chairman of the central committee. The ticket iB regarded as being an unusually strong one. Good feeling prevailed and ali was harmonious.
To be Dedicated July 4. The trustees of the Soldiers' Home at Lafayette have set July 4 as the date for the dedication of the institution. There was a meeting ot the trustees at Lafayette Thursday night, at which the arrangements for the dedication were considered. It was decided to invito General Harrison. Governor Matthews and staff, Gen. Lew Wallace and Commander I. N. Walker to be present and participate in the exercises. Col. R. P. DeHart, of Lafayette, will probably deliver an address in behalf of the city of Lafayette. ...
CampbelUIrwtn Case. Tho jury in the Campbell-Irwin case returned a verdict in favor of the defendant. It seems that no one can get damages for slander in this county. Editor McKee, of the Lebanon Pioneer, who has a case in the circuit court brought against him by a woman might be decided the same way.
School Enumeration, The following persons will enumerate the school children of Union township this month: Paul Burns, Eph Vanscoyoc, Annie Powers, W. W. Ewing, Walter Scott. Frank Hitch, P. M. Buck, •J. S. Stout and J. S. Simpson.
STATE NEWS-
Tails of annexing West Lafayette to the main city. Lake at Luporte is ten niches higher than on Nov. 7, 1895.
MuKeen club to be organized at Torre
Haute, Saturday night. Dunkards of northern Indiana are ntill migrating to North Dakota.
Di'Kalb county populists have a bonus of 81,000 to establish a newspaper promulgating "pop," doctrines.
Large plank struck Miss Jessie Uowen, vocalist of JotTersonville, in the face Friday and broke hor nose.
George Harold, globe trotter, walking around tho world on a wager, registered in a Vincennes hotel this week.
Convert of the salvation army aUPIymouUi, a few days ago returned an ax which he had stolen a year before.
Rumored that Terre Haute will lose the Vandalia shops that ha-e been located there for 45 years, St. Louis will get them.
Old soldiers of Randolph county who were with Sherman in his march to tho eea, have formed a "Sherman's-march-to-the-sea" social club.
Largest casket ever taken to Edinhurg was used Friday in the burial of Mits Rhinehart, who in life weighed about 350 pounds. She -was but five feet tall.
The Germania society, of Terre
Haute, has decided|*to give a prttad •'volkstert" next M!av at which Garmans from far and near are expected to ue present.
Three small boya near Chester ate wild parsnip roots a to* days a?o. 3The 6-y.oar old son of Mirtin Swisher died an hour after eating it, but the others recovered.
Wnile talking in an ordinary way Thursday ovjaia^ Mva Jjjiph i'arn jr of Muncie, dislocated her jaw. The application of the word "ordinary" should be elucidated.
Dr. David S. Murphy, for several years a physician ot Wabash, has baen arrested on a patarnity charge male by Mrs. 11)33 Wiley, who gave birth to a child last December. Murphy claims it is blackmail.
S iid that .v.) you'ig ima from Toledo are vorking amoa^ susceptible young woman of Elkhart. They striki up an acquaintance, entir:o them into places of bad reputation, and then demand "huah" money.
Pleasant Vernon, 'ix-auperintendont of the Jill irion rjnCy schools, cjntracteJ blood poisoaing soin tiim aj throu »h wearing flannel ual^r.vear. His intense suffering has broken down his mind, and two nnn are required to ksap watch over him.
o. Liz^dll, Brazil, who bit off and swallowed th^ indsx Kager ot "Bioa" Wilson several weeks ago and then escaped returned Friday and was placed under arrest. Wilson was acting as peacemaker in a ti?ht when his tinger was bitten off.
GJ I Hiroli, globj trotter W O hasojja oa thi roil aiaa years, traveling about 152,030 miles, paasjd through Washington Friday on the road to India napolis. Ha wears an overcoit ot Gon. Harrison's, Wanimikar's vest, Carlisle's shoaa, Rje.l's breechs3ani Clevalanl's hat
L0CA.L POLITICAL G933IP.
The thirty or more Uspublicaa caudidat33 will soon learn Thair fate-
Johnson, for Treasurer, Wiako)p,'or Surveyor ao 1 Kmolly for Pcoajcutor, are looking little tiraj eleatiomaring at they have no opposition.
I", )i :i-i a? ik 6 fro -d*y when ttie repubUciu ouaty noininiting election will ba huld, and the ciaJidat js who have any hopjs at all are bjjinaiag to a-13tie arouai lite lively.
Harshbirger, ot idoga, has the cill for R^preaaatativa if expra33ions from republicans count for anything. McCrea wa3 a mambar of the la3t lagis lature, and that is enough to settle hi n. if nothing else, while Travis is not as popular as he might be.
There are four candidates for Juige among the republicans. From in'ormation we cin gither Brururof the four seams to b9 thd m)st popular with his party, and his knowledge ot law is considered to be fully as gool aa any of his oppooaats. Hivavar with tho schemers Brush is more of a politician, and may win the prize in cons9quenca— the prize ot nomination, we mean as that is all there is in it to them.
It there ar? any actual caalidatea for any offices on the democratic ticket, aside from Rsad for Rscorder, we have not hsird of it. They are entirely too modest for theirown good or too cowardly we do not know which. Don't stand back like cowarda and say you are "in the hands ot your friends," but come out and say that you want the odije for the emolum3nt3, that you are democrats and that you believe you can win on your political principles and are not afraid to try the race.
There are eight candidates for Sheriff before the republican convention, and it is quite difficult to name the nominee. If Buck Brothers did not live in Union he would lead the crowd, but a9 it looks as if Union desired to "hog the ring" some of the outside townships will no doubt loudly protest. They consider that in giving Union the Recorder, Surveyor, Prosecutor and one Commissioner, she will have more than her share and thill the other nominations, including Sheriff must go elsewhere. Deitrick, of Brown, many republicans think will be nominated for Sheriff.
The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. d. Oaillouette, druggist, Beaville, III., snys "To Dr. Ling's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with la grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live Having Dr. King's New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to got better, and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at Nye & Booe's drugstore.
A Pittsburg trolley conductor refused to accept a Columbian half-dollar and ejected tho passenger, who got a verdict for §100 against the company.
Drive out the impurities from your blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla and thus avoid that tired, languid feeling and even serious illness.
It paye to trade at the Big Store.
IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
CARLISLE OUT OF THE DENTIAL RACE.
PRESI-
Formal Notice to That KfTeet Sent to Chairman Charles l.onc—The Secretary Thinks the Party lias Other Fit
Men—Advice a* to l'lntform.
Washington, April 6.—Secretary Carlisle has written the following letter on the subject of his candidacy for the presidential nomination at the Chicago convention: "Washington, April 4, 1896.—Charles R. Long, Esq., Chairman Democratic State Central Committee, Louisville, Ky.—My Dear Sir Your favor of March 30, in which you say, in substance, that many of my friends in Kentucky and elsewhere desire me to become a candidate before the approaching national democratic convention for the nomination for the office of president, and requesting me to give 'some authoritative or definite expression' upon the subjcct, was duly received and has been maturely considered. "Many communications upon the same subject and similar import have been received from friends in different parts of the country, and while very grateful for these numerous expressions of confidence and esteem upon tho part of my democratic fellow-citizens,
I have not been able to reach the conclusion that the existing conditions require me to comply with their requests by authorizing them to announce me a -, a candidate for the presidential nomination. While I feel a profound interest in the welfare of my party, I am much more concerned about its declaration of principles than about its selection of .candidates, because, in my opfnion, its failure or success at the election, as well as its capacity "or useful service in the country in the I'.iuire, depends upon the position it takes or omits to take upon the public questions now engaging the attention o£ the people, and especially the questions affecting the monetary system of the country and the character and amount of taxation to be imposed upon our citizens. Its position upon these and other subjects having been agreed :on, and clearly and distinctly anjunced, the convention ought to have difficulty in selecting an acceptable •vididate who will fairly represent its ifws and, in order that its deliberations may be embarrassed as little as possible by the contentions of rival spirants and their friends, I think my
Juty to the party will be best performed •y declining to participate in ,a contest .or the nomination, "The obligations assumed when I accepted my present official position require me to devote my entire time and attention to the personal interests committed to my charge, and I shall continue to discharge the duties imposed upon me to the best of my ability and 'ii such manner as will, in my judgment, most certainly promote the true interests of the country and if, in the opinion of my fellow-democrats in Kentucky, my services entitle me to their commendation and approval, I would regard their indorsement of my public course as an ample reward for tho little I have been able to accomplish in behalf of honest administration and a sound financial policy. "With many thanks for your kind letter, I am, very truly yours, "J. G. CARLISLE."
MoKinley Assured of Two Mora. Birmingham, Ala., April 6.—McKinley scored another victory in De Kalb county Saturday, the result of which is to give him the Seventh district, with its two delegates, to tho republican national convention. The district convention is to meet at Gadsden Tuesday. MoKinley has twenty-one of the delegates, six are uninstructed, and nine are divided among the combination opponents. It seems certain that C. D. Alexander of Attalia and George Curtis, both McKinleyites, will be sent to St. I.ou is.
:-CincinnfitI Cuttor** Strike. Cincinnati, O., April G.—The strike of the clothing cutters' union has lasted two.months without result. The Coatmakers' Protective association resolved .yesterday to join the strike unless the manufacturers recognize both unions.
President Reichers of the United Garment, Workers of America is still here. IS'Mli the manufacturers and cutters ".ill now wait the result of the coatleers' efforts to tie. up the clothing •ndustry here during this week.
Holcotnb** Quarantine ICiTcctlvo*
T,incoln, Neb., April 6.—Governor liulcomb's quarantine proclamation against cattle in districts affected with Texas fever went into effect today. The quarantine area includes the prcater part of California, all of Virginia'and North Carolina. Tenneessee, Kansas and Missouri are removed from the heretofore quarantine districts.
Awful Suffering In Armenia. Hoston, April 6.—From recent letters from eastern Turkey it appears that the condition of the destitute in that section is most deplorable in spite of the relief work which has been done there. Recent writers say that almost the entire Armenian nation is struggling for existence under conditions the very contemplation of which almost makes one long for death.
Commercial Treaty Signed. Berlin, April 6.—The new commercial treaty between Germany and Japan has
been signed.
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The Great Fruit Belt of the South.
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