Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 November 1896 — Page 3
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1 "The Way to Fix it,"
I said tho Deacon when planning a I chaise that couldn't break down, "is I to make tlio weakest spot as strong as tho rest." This ia what JOHNSON'S
BELLADONNA PLASTERS do to tho hu-1
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man vehicle. They touch tho weuk, sore, aching, tender spots, and make them itrojig as the rest. See the Red
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Cross on (he plaster—tho sign of gen-' uineuesa and merit. JOHNSON & JOHNSON,
Manufacturing Chemists, New York.
Indianapolis Wire )Yorks.
THOMAS H. I*AGK, I'r«»irlotor. ...Manufacturer of
WIRE GOODS
Ofovory description. Hunk and office miHncs, clovator ncl
ohh
n-:, window utiil countor
guards, wlro troillsen,
vuhob,
Hutteoti,
tnoBs baskotn, flower Btnndc, to.
OtTIci', 27 CireleSt., IndiuuapollH, Intl.
AT LASP
ENGINES GB and boilers
Do not buy until you have I I read the A'l LAS Catalogue. Write for it to-day.
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, P. O. Box 7l 2. Iiiilianapolin, ]iid.
1 AH A TINNER.
I don't do anything elite, and thondoro nin fully equipped and prepared ti do llio most tinllMaiyory woik in
Slate Roofinir. Tin Roofing, Guttering, Spouting, Etc.
Alan pfnor.il tinning ami repalriiiK. l.'-'l, mo luruisli you estimates for contract jotja.
P. M. DAVIS, iHi
3. Walnut St., next to west entmnoe ot Bavin' 1 .ivt-ry htuliic.
-t A Y!rin rn i\ sai.ksmkn. l'limum.*, \V Ai
l\ I I'ilF trustworthy
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to rup-
I.U1J rewont us in the sale
our Clioieo Nursery Stork. Specialties controlled liy ua. lllKliest salnry or commUsion paid weekly. steady employment* the year round. Outllt free exclusive territory oxporionco not necessary hlgpay assured workers spocial indueements to bcirilmers. Write at onco for particulars to
ALLEN NURSERY CO.
it'll KSTEH, N Y.
FOR SALE.
Xar^o tract of RW'1 card en laud in houtlioaatom Florida. Agents wanted to sell options. Apply quick.
Florida Garden Land Co
itneilKSTKi:, N. Y.
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•ChicagoChronicle
is A-
Democratic Newspaper
It is not Republican. It is not Mugwump. It is not Populist.
It maintains the domocraey of .1 elTerson, .Tackson and Tililen, holUiving it to bo the salvation of the Kopubllc. It is therefore opposod to Socialism, Kreo-Silvo, Ism and Hepudlationism-
no
dollar is too good f"r nn American. Samplo copies freo. Addivss
THE CHRONICLE.
151-irUi Washington St., Chicago. III.
WEAK EV8EN mm VIGOROUS.
I'i DAY. "CWf. IS^D/W. W'DAt
PEFFER'S HERVIGM
Wtiat
Did!
It acts powerfully and quickly. Cures when all Others fall. Young men regain lost manhood: old won rocuvur youthful vteur. A1*»iutely (duar* nnteed to
Cure NonoTiwv, Lout VItn1l(ye
Kmpotcncy, Miilitty Lont I*o\ver, cither
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Fulling Wt »ioryf WaKUnc ])h«
eu«e», and all rpcts of ppIJ abuse or crcasfs and Indiscretion* W:trds oir tinity and consumption. Don't let druftKlnC impon: a worthless subaUtute oa you beonuMo it yields {-renter nroUt. Inatston Uav* ing PKKFEK'N NEUVAUOft, or send for it. Can bo carried In vest pocket. Prepaid plain wrap* ner. por box, or 41 for with A JTonltlv© Written Uiiumnteo to Cure orRefand the Money. Parai hint tree.Sold by drupplstB. Addresi PBPFEU MKDICAL ASS'N, Clilcnffo, XiL
PLKNTY TO I!AT
And alljkinds of^itju
Zeigler & Reiman's
East Main Street.)
The New Billing Koom
new open. Ice Cream, lane Cakes and Confections for socials, parties, etc., on short notice. The largest, newest and best house in the city. Open at all hours. No. 215217 E. Main St.
Those handsome new things in Black and Rough Effect Dress goods at Myers & Chami's are going fast, tho price mores them. tf.
LOAN AGENTS TAKEN IN
By a Smooth Tongue Sharper Who Dissappears With 82,500
Mr. 11. in. Bryant and C. W. Burton, mortgage loan agents, Mr. Vannice, a ustice of the Peace, of Franklin town ship and his bondsmen, and Mrs. T. WMcMechan, of this city, were all surprised to learn a few days ago that some of them had bpen swindled by a trav-el-ng sharper out of 82,500, and that enmo of thorn would have to lose that much with some additional costs for the litigation to ariso in the matter before it ifi finally disposed of. Tho sharper appeared at tho oflices of Bryant and Burton early last tpriner and exhibited papers necrssary to secure a loan of $2,500, all of which were forged. Tho papers were a mortgage on a farm in Franklin township, the owner of which does not have to mortgage anything, and also a note. Tho papers were all properly signed and attested with the Justice 6ea! of tho township in which tho land is Bitnated, and everything was in proper ship shape for securing tho loan.
Tho swindler had no doubt studied and fixed up every detail thoroughly before seeking tho money. Coming to town with those papers ho approached both Bryant and Burton. The note and mortgage were scrutinized closely, and overything appearing satisfactory tho money was paid over to the scoundrel, having been placed by Mrs. T. W. McMechan in the hands of these gentlemen to loan. Tho discovery of tho swindle wub made a few days ago when the owner of tho farm purporting to have been mortgaged for §'2,500, was informed by a letter that interest was duo on the note. Coming to town at onco ho quickly informed them he bor rowed no money nor executed no mortgage, and the work of the sharper was for the first time discovered. Several 1 aw suits may result from it, the lirst one to bo likely dockoted being one against tho Justice, who acknowledged by his seal tho mortgage, and his bondsmen
Township Election KxpeiiNCM. The trustees of the eleven townships of the county this week presented bills to the Commissioners for holding elections as follows: Brown 8 17!i !)5 Clark 1!0 ,'!0 Coal Creek 172 GO Franklin 17.1 05 iMadisou 118 80 Ripley .. 119 a! Scott 112 30 Sugar Creek 123 05 Union 075 80 Way no 170 80 Walnut 170 05
Total $2,521 23
WIUIIN lo lie I', S. iInr«siinl.
Sheriff Charles Davis of this city wants to bo U. S, Marshal for tho district of Indiana so soon as the removal of the present democratic incumbent after tne McKinley administration begins grinding, taues place. Tho dutios of LT. S. Marshal are vory similar to those of a Sheriff, and if a republican i6 to have tho position Davis will certainly do as well as any of them. There aro no ''friends urging" this matter in particular, Davis aiming to urge it himsolf, and getting others to help him, as ho wants the office Cor tho money in it' and not necessary to pleaso ''friends."
int Another One In Hoc. Marshal Shackelford, of Ladoga, arrested Dr. Roland A. Wittshire, a prominent physician at Bowling tireen, Clay county, last Friday charged with illegal voting at tho recent election. It is alleged that tha doctor went to Ohio from Ladoga last March and opened a drug store there. Ho returned to Ladoga election day and voted under protests after which ho went to Howling tlreeu.
We suppose the Journal will term tho party having Dr, Wittshire arrested "an ex-convict," "plug," etc. It generally does that way whenever any of its party friends aro under arrest.
Hiiiicd nt Wiiveliind.
The remains of Mr, McCloud wero exhumed from tho Anderson cemetery yesterday by Undertaker Sells antl taken to Waveland. where they will be iuterred. Mr. McCloud at the time of his death was in tho insurance businoss over Daniel Bros' drug store and died with diphtheria. He was buried for two years.—Anderson Democrat.
Diphtheria nt Hower*.
On account of a case of diphthoria at Bowore, school was closed at that place on Monday, until tho malady is abated. It is feared there may bo further case?, as a number of tho children of tho place aro liable to be attacked having boon in company with the child afllicted.
t'lofneil Oil I.
Mr. V. Q. Irwin this week disposed of
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entire interost in
the
Ho Now Woiirn StripL'M.
Willi Glvlnn Them Wind.
Poru Electric
Light plant which ho has controlled for eight years, lie will now take a vacation, and will this winter visit Florida and points in tho south.
Charles P. Throckmorton, who was arrested and tried at Bloomington last week for forgery began his term in the Joffersonville ^penitentiary this week and will wear the stripes for two years.
The indomitable Clodfelter, with sir name of Noah J., has bobbed up again, and this time makes the assertion that
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electric railroad between this city and Indianapolis via Gas City, Fair mount, Summitville, Alexandria, Anderson arrl Pendleton, will be built as tho money is in Chicago awaiting a chance to be invested. The long looked for time has arrived and the promoter, it is stated, will bo in Marion soon to interview the mayor and common council. This information comes from ono of tho city ollicials.-—Marion Leader.
.Hiirilrr ut ItedfoKl. Andrew Popp, who was shot by Jesse Johnson on tho square at Bedford Sunday night, died at 8 p. m., in great agony. From what can be learned tho shooting was not only premeditated, but entirely unprovokod.
Popp only a few years ago owned valuable property in JelTersonville, Sellersburg and other plaeeB. lie was of a kind disposition.
Johnson gave himsolf up to the sheriff immediately after tho fatal shot was tired.
Iterciver Tor the VnndnMn.
Judge Woods, of tho U. S. circuit court, last week appointed V. T. Malott as receiver for the Vandalia system of railroads. The leased lines have lately entailed heavy losses. The Terro Haute & Logacsport division alone last year lost over SGI,000. Receiver Malott states that the prosent employes will bo retained and the proBont policy continued.
BY THE PARIS"GREEJN ROUTE.
Win. Holland, the Carpenter, Goes to
That Undiscovered Bourne.
Despondency, detit, added to domestic difficulties caused Win. liolland, tho aged carpenter, living on east Market street, to take a largo quantity of the poison known as Paris (ireen on Saturday evening and at 11 o'clock at night he breathed hia last. Ilia condition was observed at 5 o'clock and a physician summoned, but all efforts to counteract the effects arising from the poison were in vain he was past all hopo. While laboring with him lie remarked, "T.'iey can't. Have me. I took a good big dose.'" Holland was in dobt to soiiio extent and was unr.ble to secure work at his trade of carpentering. hcsidcs.it is said, had had some disputes somewhat violent in niiturc, over political matters, with his wifo during tho progress of the campaign. His family consists of a wife, two sons and a married daughter. Ho was in the 7'2d year of his acre. Tho funeral occurred on Tuesday.
SHUTTING OFF THE GAS.
Owing to Fear of Scarcity Only Resi
liences and Business Houses to
be Served-
The pressure of tho gas wells in the vicinity of Sheridan from which source the Crawfordsville company receives its supply, it is noticed is slowly becoming lightor, and in consequonce where possible tho gas must bo saved, and tho consumption lessened. All tho factories of tho city wero last week informed that owing to this (he gas would bo turned off and thoy must seek other sources for suppling them with heat for steam purposes. Tho establishments of Lyle & Reynolds, coflin factory, planing mill and others in town will havo to go back to coal and wood. In a year or two many think that the scant supply of gds will compel consumers in all cities not diroctly in tho gas belt to go back tc the use of wood.
A Chance to Make -MoneyI havo made $1,G40 clear money in 87 days and attended to my household duties besides, and I think this is'doing splendid for a woman inexperienced in business. Anyono canjsell what everyone wants to buy, and every family wants a Dish Washer. I don't canvass at all people come or ^sond for the washer, and every washer that goes out sells two or throe more, as they do tho work to perfection. You can wash and dry tin' dishes in two minutes. I am going to devote my whole time to this business now and I am sure 1 can clear 85,000 a year. My sister and brother havo started in tho business and aro doing splendid. You can get complete instructions and hundreds of testimonials by addressing tho Iron ity Dish
Tho elephant is the chief beast of bur. den in Siam and Afghanistan. An "elopliant load" is estimated at two tons.
Home Seekers ExcursionOn Nov. 17, Dec. 1 and 15, the Vandalia will sell tickets to all hoiuo-seeker points south end 6outh-wept at one faro for tho round trip, plus S2 paid at destination on day of return.
On Nov. 12 and 13 we will sell tickets to St. Louis and return at ono fare, 8G.80, good to return including Nov. 1!», account W. C. T. U. convention.
Winter tourist tickets to points south now on sale. Also hunters' and California round trip tickets.
J. V*. Hutchineon, Agt.
A whortleberry patch in Klamath county, Oregon, covers an area of sixty square miles.
BY POPULAR VOTE.
Are Contests for Post Masters to Be
Decided. 1'
An Indianapolis dispatch to tho Chicago Chronicle says that tho Indiana republican congressmen-elect havo decided to refer all applications for postollico appointments to tho patrons of the poatoflices, and elections will be held in every city and town of the stato after March 4. Tho congressmen-elect havo hit upon this plan to avoid the responsibility of making appointments themselves and will recommend no ono who has not received a majority of the votes of the republican patrons of the office to which ho aspiros. This conclusion i, is said to havo been reached through corrdspondenso between tho members-elect, and applicants havo been notified of tho fact.
The many aspirants for the Crawfordsville post office, including Bonnell, A. A. McCain, J. Cook, M. Nye and others, aro no doubt somewhat puzzled at tho out look under this now ruling. They will havo to hustle for tho job tho same as candidates for county oflices with tho rosult much in doubt to most of ttem, and yet that is really tho corroct plantosecure a post master—by popular vote, and not by being a pel of a congressman. It is said that if this rule should prevail, Walkup, defeated candidate for Clerk, will bo on hand to measswords with other contestants for Post Master, and as ho understands electioneering first rate may mako it docidedly warm for them. Mr. Bonnell, chairman of the republican county central committee, may not after all have a cinch on tho Post Oflice, as many have sup posed.
GENERAL STATE NEWS.
The Rockport Journal has entered upon its twenty-first year.
The,oldest voter in Putnam county is Thomas Ja-kson, who is in liis ninetyninth year. ...
JjjWilliam Spaulding, tried at Bloomington for the murder of David White, colored. has been acquitted.
A combination of bakers has been effected .'it Klwood by which bread hus advanced from 2'j cents a louf to 5 cents.
The Rov. ,J. If. Smith, of Xoblcsville. has been elected chaplain of tho prison north, vice the Rev. Mr. Curry, whose death recently occurred.
Tho Rev. C. \V. Chadwick has been installed pastor of the Baptist church at Bedford, succeeding the. late J. Stalker, whoso doatb recently occurred.
There is a religious sect near Otwell" styling themselves the livening Sight, who profess to heal by faith, and who are opposed to all churches. They pretend to believe that the world will soon come to an end.
A Churn that Churns in One Minnte
1 have been in the dairy business all my life and have many times churned for an hour before butter would appear, so when I heard of a churn that would churn in a minute, I concluded to try it. Every day for a week I used it, and not only could I churn in a minute, but I got more and better butter than with the common churn. This is very important information to butter makers. Tho churn works easily and will churn an ordinary churning in less than 60 seconds. I have sold two dozen of those churns ill the past mont h. Every butter maker that has seen me. churn in less than a minute has bought one. You can obtain all desired information regardiag the churn by addressing .1.
F. Casey vS: Co., St. Louis, and they will give you prompt anil courteous attention. ..
A A IKY MAN.
OASTORIA.
The f»elimilo lijaiturs of
Catarrh Means Danger.
Because if unchecked it. may lead directly to consumption. Catarrh is caused by impure blood. This fact is fully established. There,fore, it is use less to try to cure catarrh by outward applications or inhalants. The true way to curt! catarrh is to purify the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla. the great blood purifier, cures catarrh by its power to drive out all impurities from the blood. Thousands of people testify that they have been perfectly and permanently cured of catarrh by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
OASTORIA.
Th« toelinllo elgaitore of
EMBER.
1 OS S. Washington St.
It es wry wripper.
The little daughter of W. Andrew, of Belair, Mil., swallowed a needle some months ago. 11 has recently come out of her hip.
It oa every
wi»pp «.
Lands!
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AND
Cigars
You can bank on finding them at
JOHN BERRY
Has again'opened up for business, and will handle nothing but the finest
lie handles ''Export Old .Monarch.'' "Overboil" Rye, and "Old Crow" Whiskey.
The Best Beer in the City.
Remember the place. On tho Lafayette Pike.
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME" KEEP YOUR
HOUSE CLEAN WITH
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do not fail to examine the latest Mason & Ilamlin models. Recent Improvements together with time tested points of superiority render them Instruments par excellence. Old pianis or organs taken in exchange. Instruments sold for cash or easy payments.
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