Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 November 1896 — Page 7

"The Way to Fix it,"

said tho Deacon •when planning a' cbaiso tliat couldn't break down, "is to make tho weakest spot as strong as tho rest." This is what

ohnson's

elladonna lasters

do to tho hu-

man vehicle. They touch tho weak, sore, aching, tender spots, and make

them strong cut the rest. See tho lied

Cross on tho plaster—the sign of gun-1 uincness and merit.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON, Manufacturing CliemiHtH, New Yuri

Jiidianapolis Wire Works.

THOMAS ll. A JI *", l*i*(iir loi.i ...Miinufiii'turcr of...

WIRE GOODS

Of evory description. Bank and nOlcc ritilhiKM, (.loviitor enclosures', window and counter Kiinrdf, wire troillscs, vnsoH, .settee.s iiiohh lnifrkotH, (lower Htaud.x, etc. OfUce, 27 ClreleSt.. IndidnapollK, Ind.

ATLAS Catalogue. Write for it to-day. ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, 11'. (). Box 7 11. lndiuiiaiioliN, Ind.

I Afl A TINNER.

I don't do (inytliiiij fully equipped and rfatlsfn^lnry work, in

nlw, and thci'i'loro am |ir«-pai'fd to do tho most

Slate Boo finjj. Tin Roofing. Gutterinii Spouting, Etc.

Also tffnorui tinning and repairing. furnish you «'stiiimt«*s for contract Jobs.

P. M. DAVIS,

•JCW S. Walnut St., m-xt to west entrain: v(m" I.ivory Stable.

ot I)a-

W A \lfPl?U SAI.I-SMKN. funning. W ft

rill

tnistwoithy men to ruprosontua ir tfie *al« of

our (.hou-o Nui sim u-rk. Spociitltlen controlled bv us. 11 inherit salary or commission paid woukly. steady einployinent the year round. OutlltfriMi exclusive teijrlto'y cxporlonco not noci'Sfifiry hip pay assured workors special in— lui'ciiHMitrt to tmiriiincru Writ** r.t once for particulars to

ALLEN NURSERY CO.

IfOl'HKST EH, N. Y.

FOR SALE.

I,ar tract of Kncd (.-union land in southeustorn l'ioridu. Agents wniitod to sell options. Apply quick. :y.f\

Florida Garden Land Co

KOCHKSTKli. N. V.

THE-

CliicagoOhronicle

-is

A-

Democratic Newspaper

It is not Republican. It is not Mugwump. It is not Populist.

It maintains the democracy of Jefferson, .Jackson and Tildon, bolii-vint it to bo the salvation of tho Republic. It is thorcforo opposed to Soc'allsm, l-'rco-Silvo. isiiiauo Uepudlationism-

Xo dollar Is too good for an American. Samplo copies free. Addn ss

THE CHRONICLE.

lol-liiii Washington St., Chicago, III.

WEAK mm VIGOROUS.

DAY. 9'"0AY. I8™Dfl*.

What

PEFFER'S NERVIGOfl

Did!

nets powerfully and quirkly. Cures when all others fall. Young men rcKain tost manhood: old men recover youtliful vU:or.

.Absolutely Ouur-

untccd to Cure S^mit Vitality, Imiiotenryf Klirlitly Kuituition** l-ontPower, either ii'x, Fiilliit^ iMccuoryf %Vx&H(lntc Ills*

eaaen, andaU fJFecto of self abuse or excesses and indiscretion.

Wfirds elf

..canity an«l

box, or

consntnptloa.

Doo't let (IrngKiHt impose a worthless eu:8iitute on j'ou hooftUM'i ftylolclHm

'"-"Mt^rproiit. Innistonhav*

Inff l'EEFKR'H NKKVIUOIt* or send fur It.

Can bo carried In vest pocket. Prepaid plain wrap* per.

#1 per

for

#5, with A I'o«itlvo

Written Unuriuitce lo Cure orltofund the

Money* Pami hlotlreo.Sold by druwtsts. Address PEFFEU MKJ3IOAL AS8*N» Chicago* Xlk

PLENTYTO EAT

And all|kiiids of itjat

Zeigler & Reiman's

East Main Street.)

The New

Dining lioom

S IK ui. Ill' Cirmv, 1-r.nc Calccs aiul Coufcctions for social«, partio.- ctc., on t-liort notice. Th largost, newest and host house in tlie ritv. Open at all hours. No. 215217 E. Main St.

Those handsome now things in Black and Rough Effect Dress goods at Myers ,k Charni's are going fast, tho price moves them..

LOOKING OUT FOR SPOILS- GENERAL S'J

An Imn ense Crowd Want Offices.

now thai tl.e elections Imve way, expi ct to Ik- iipplieantB for various soft plhei under State. unri admiuiKtration ollii itiltr. .ii.'l jiit iilu.iily beginning to liguii- fur ifieni. I hev are generally individuals who evoi- -re ili^ttnguiplied for much menial or manual labor, except (iurinir a •:HinpM'.gn mid c.in genetally I,- found hanging around the Court limine, or at some political headqUHiters. Gov. Mount, elect, la said alrouiiy lo have been compelled to listen to their importunities and is doubtless surprised at llie number of political friends he has in Crawfordsville, many of whom hardly knew him previous to his nomination. Many of these fellows will wants? per tlay jobs during the session of the legislature, while others will Wiiit until the inauguration of McKinley, when some of them will advance in force on Washington City and seek jobs of dilTerent kinds which

Congressmen and others will control. Many, of course, will fail, and oh uiy! how they will curee the mgratitudo of republicans.

Appointments by t.'nv, illomil.

The Indianapolis News of Saturday said: Governor-elect Mount, who will take odico January 8, will have a tew appointments to make. Robert A. Urnwn, of Franklin, who at this time is Deputy Secretary of State, will probably be hip private secretary.

Among those who would like to lie appointed Adjutant-General by him are lienjamin Richardson, N. K. Ruckle and Thomas M. Defreop. Th« flovernor will also have the appointment of a Quart,erinaHter-Oo ,eral, it custodian of the State House to succeed Timothy Grillin, and a Democratic memberof the I'joerd of State Tax Commissioners to succoed David M. Allen, of l^rankfort.

Now this appointing of "l'rown of Franklin" would not be fair to Finley Mount, we beg to suggest, besides there can he little doubt but that Finley really expects something, and tho Gorernor elect may have some considerable nepotism in his composition, and like tho average republican office holder wouid like all his relations to bo provided for. No doubt the roads will be kept, dusty on the Shannondale pike fiom hero to Mount's farm until the "elect'1 moves to IudianapoliB when the boys learn of the numerous soft "snaps" ho has at his disposal.

A .HyMcriouft ('Irciiiiisimico. A peculiar case is reported from Kingman, Fountain county. Addio Derby, a young woman of that village, hired a horse and buggy from a livery stable, for a drive into tho country, to call upon John Barker, whoso attentions she had been receiving. Not returning at it late hour her uncle went in search of her, and a few miles dig tant he tnot tho couple in tho buggy and spoke to them. Receiving no ans wer, he began an investigation, whereupon Barker jumped from tho vehicle and ran away. Further examination showed that the gi' waB lying in tho bottom of the buggy, apparently dead. Friends hurriedly removed her to Kingman, whore the physicians pronounced her case one of poisoning. Barker has not reported, and no reliable information is obtainable as to how she was prostrated. It is thought that tho girl will die.

No Radical Ctifuigftt Contemplated. Tho re-election of S. E. Nicholson, of Howard county, to the Legislature by a majority of S00 has occasioned no little alarm among tho saloon-keepers and bi ewers of tho State, who foar that his return moans still more stringent measures against the liquor tratic that were embodied in the Nicholson temperance law passed two years ago. The State Liquor League has issued a manifesto calling on all saloon people to exert their inlluence against, additional legislation. The present purpose of Mr. Nicholson, so far as he has expressed himself on the subject, is not to urge any radical changes in the Nicholson law, though he will probably ask to have it strengthened in a few points where it is not as effectivo as ho had hoped,

C'liaii|(- in G'rcseciit Proprietors, The OroBcent will change hands in the near future. Bayard Gray, son of tho late Isaac P. Gray, has bought tho interest of Chas. Fennell and tho publication will be continued with B. IIDorner, one of the present owners, and Mr. Gray as proprietors. At present it is not known the exact date on whish the chango will be mado.—Frankfort Times.

Hei'ded Lot. Warren Davis made a bet before tho tho election on Bryan with a republican in which the conditions wore that if he won the republican was to pay him £900 for a lot wcrth ?400, but if McKinley won the man got the lot free. The tonus were complied with, and week the lot was dordod to tho Kinloy man without cost to him.

11 envy PilltiH.

Gil r(l|t

There mud to l»o a score or more Arthur Hyere. of hu• ui in this vicinity, who Frankfurt, wan k:]' gone their stealing it

last Me

Boswell Clough, tho New Richmond saloon keeper, plead guilty In three cases brought against him for selling liquor at the old settlers meeting at Moharry'B Grove last August. He was fined $20 and costs in each case.

NWS.

Adams cmntv lc

TJbeing

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The La fay i" to

sume work, tilling gent on lMcKinln

tho

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.1 .-'ais

old, of

'r cars whiiu

will rp-

lll'l :0 COntlU-

i'h

A bulii-t fir: at A li'xarulria, by .!.•:• stei-l piece in nis tlected without• ht

Smith, of

He,

v,,-k

McCrea's majority 177

COUNTY Cl.KHK.

Sparks V. 4313 Walk up .4218

Sparks' majority 95

treasurer:

Johnson 4336 Merrill 4193

Johnson's majority 143

recorder:

Webster 4323 Rood 4191

Webster's majority 132

SHERIFF:

Canine 1247 Harper 4229 Flannigan 41

Canine's plural.ty ...18 suiiVKvou Wynekoop 4356 Buck 4164

Wynokoop's majority 192

A Broken Ilridne. A small bridge of wood over a creek near Now Market fell and broko in twain last Thursday, while a team with two men seated in a wagon went down in the crash. Neither men nor horses wore injured by tho fall and all oame out of the crash uninjured. The commissioners will order the erection of a new bridge at tho place in a short time.

The Hutler Monument. Sidney Speed has under way and will complete in a few weeks a large granite monument to be placed at the grave of tho late John M. JJutler, tho attorney, at Crown Hill cemetery, Indianapolis. Tho monument will consist of two largo base pieces sunnouiilod ty a shaft, tho total height being about 30 feet. Tho cost will be about $3,500.

Sunday Excursion-

Indianapolip, Ind., Nov. Tilth, 18!?G. Only 75 cents round trip. Special train leaves Crawfordsville S:29 a.

i'-tf.to i, struck a ami was de-

democratic, el tho Hon. tiM tho BUC-

The Ft. Wayr rt. !, warns the rojMioiica r-i It. S. Taylor, ol Ft. cessor of Yoorhi p.

lien lick, la rethrough grief lie accidentally .oner, Edward

Oliver Wiseman, o' ported fataily prostrati-i because while huntinshot and killed I

Wiseman.

II. K. Moon, fcrnn -lj .if Ijogansport, was trampled to .it-a(l, b- a bull at Buona I'ark, ('a!.. U,-t

During

the war he t-erve.i i\ ii,.- Or.e-hundred-and-sixteentii lnuiaiM.

During a etreet row ai Muncie, Oeo. Eiier, a countryman. \-'S -truck over the head with a club wielded by Chap. Russey, an.. dangerously nurt. Russev lied to avoid arrest.

Some unknown person at Bloomington is making a specialty of poisoning horses by slipping into tho utables and mixing poison with the feed. Several valuable animals have been ruinod, while a number have died.

A chihl of Postmaster James Eason, of Winterwood, died of diphtheria, and Postmaster Major, of Shelbyville, has served notice thut no mail from Winterwood will lo received or forwarded until all 'larger of contagion has passed-

Several months ago the city of Richmood directed the issue of Sfi.OOO etreet improvement bonds, but no satisfactory bid was received and they were never placed. Very favorable offers are nowbeing made, and tho bonds will bo sold.

Burglars robbed the general store of Malott & Carpenter, at Williamsport, and bloodhounds were used in trailing the supposed robbers. This led to Ihe capture of two men at Perrysville, who give their names as Wilson and Maesie. They are held for trial.

Tlio Miijorili Below is given tho vote received by candidates for most of tiio principal oftices of the county with majority recaiveil.

ju diih:

Wept. :.. .:... 1383 liruner *1143

West's Majority 235

I'ROSF.OUTINC ATTOUNEY:

Kennedy -141J Burton 410G

Kennedy's majority 308

representative:

McCrea 4335 McCallister 4158

111.,

return

ing special train leaves Indianapolis at 7:3J p. m.

An enterprising streak of lightning tackled afoot ball team at Liverpool, killing one of the players and injuring two others.

Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable Con pound Will euro the worst forms of female complaints, all ovarian troubles, inflammation and ulceration, falling and displacements of the womb, and consequent spinal weakness, and is peculiarly adapted to the change of life.

Every time it will cure Backache. It litis cured more cases of leucorrlirea by removing the cause, than any remedy the, world has ever known it is almost infallible, in such cases. It dissolves and expels tumors from the uterus in an eariv st:i:.re of development, an«l cheeks any tendency loeancerous humors. Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills work in unison with tho Compound, and are a sure cure fo* constipation and sick heada-'ln'. Mrr. 1'lnkham's Sanative Wash is of great value for local application.

All Free- k.

Those who have used Dr. King's N(,'\v Discovery know its value, and those who have not. have the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle, free. Send your name and address to 11. E. Piueklen Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King's New Lile Pills free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor. Free. All of which is guaranteed to do good and cost you nothing at Nye A: Booe's Drug Store.

Tho asperit es of tho campaign in Oklahoma have overtaken a man and his wife who separated before tho open ing of the territory in order to take peparate claims, and then married again.

A Great Chance to Make Money1 want to toll you of my wonderful success. Being a poor girl and needing money badly, I tried the Dish Washer business and have cleared $200 every month. It is more money than I ever had before ard I can't help tulling you about, for I believe any person can do as well as I have if they ouly try. Dish Washers sell on sight every lady wants one, The Mound City Dish Washer Co., St. Louis, Mo., will give you all necessary instructions, so yau can begin work at once. The Dish Washer does splendid work you can wash and dry the dishes in two or three minutes without putting your hands in the water at all. Try this business anil let us know how you succeed.

lizabeth

A McKinley man coming down town early yesterday morning refused to cross a track while a cable car was a whole bloctt away, lie wanted to make sure that he would not lose his vote.

Home Seekers ExcursionThe Big Four will sell Home Sookers round trip excursion tickets to various points in the west, south and south weBt at one fare for the round trip, plus $2, excepting to pointa in Alabama, Florida and Georgia which will be one fare for round trip, plus S5.

Tickets on sale Nov. 17th, Dec. let and 15th. Final return limit, 21 days from date of sale.

W. B. Patterson Agt.

OASTOfLIA.

The f»elimilo ilgaitura of

Parson Talmage saj'6 ho

1 1

JtEMEMKER

!t OB eietj •upper.

1dows

of no

sadder sight than to see a great big, full blooded woman dragging around a dirty littl" poodle dog, hugging it and talking baby talk to it.

Uatarrh in the Head-

Is a dangerous disease. It may lead directiy to consumption. Catarrh is caused by impure blood, and the true way to cure it is by purifying the blood Mood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh because it removes the cause of it purifying the blood. Thousands tify that they have boen cured Hood's Sarsaparilla.

'•y

tesby

Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists. 25c

An Arkansas man whipped his daughter because she came homo from boarding school with a "y" in tho last syllable of 1 er name.

OA8TOXIIA.

The fwilmllo eljnatur? of

IS 03 evet7

T.-ifper.

Lands!

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For all kinds ot reliablelnsurancesee C. A. Miller & Co., 118 W. Main St. tf

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It's always the same. You will hear it on the street corners you will hear it at all public gatherings you. will hear it at all political jolification meetings, you'll hear it any place that when in searcli of tho finest

Wines, Liquors

AND—

Cigars

You can bank on finding them at

THE CLIPPER,

108 S. Washington St. A. MUIILKISEN, Prop

In Buying a Piano or an Organ

do not fail to examino tho latest Manon & Hamlin models. Recent Improvements together with tlmo tested points of superiority render them instruments par excellcnce. Old plains or organs taken In exchange. Instruments

Bold

for cash or easy payments.

Catalogues and full information sent free.

i!lHgon^l)HiiiIin®(r.

350 and 25a WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL.

JOHN BERRY

Has again opened up for business, and will handle nothing but the finest

Imported asid Domestic Wines and Liquors.

He handles "Export," "Old Monarch,'' "Overholt" Rye, and "Old Crow" Whiskey.

The Best Beer in the City.

Remember the place. On the Lafayette I'ike.

"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY RiS A HOUSE

FUL OF SHAME" KEEP YOUR

HOUSE CLEAN WI1H

SAPOLIO