Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 January 1888 — Page 6

THE JOURNAL.

T. II. It. MoCAlX, Kilitor.

fOin- Yenr, inwdvnnee 1.8.1

TKKMS:-) One \»r, mitslllt' county.. l.S.% (six Mouths, lumlvauct* 75

SATURDAY, JANCARY 7. 1SSS.

REDUCTION IN PRICE

The Crawfordsville I ournal for Si.25 Per Yeai

The subscription pruv of Tin: CUAW. porhnv ii.u: Jontv.u. has been redueeu from S1.&0 to *1 *r» per annum. With this groat reduction 111 price the etrcuhition of Tin: Jorkn \t. should be correspondingly iiu*roasod. Kai apout should increase his list at least per cent. With a little effort this can be di tie. THE JOI KNAI,should have a circulation of at least for ISSS. Com mcnee work now. The remainder of the year FKKK.

Til i: CioverrniK iit surplus for iVoamI'cr will roach $15.OOO.PiHi.

ONTKNT.viE.Ni passes woaltlu Vou an Mire to be contented wit the use of Warner Lou Cabin Extinct for external and internal pains. This is better than to eniplov a physieian wlm cni: do moie foi vou if you had the wo -/.!: of

Crti-su?-. wo M/.es. »cv nntl $1.

LAHOK COMMISSIONED CARROLL, 0. WRIGHT report show* that in the past six vears tnere have been striken and lookouts, involving establishments. The total losses to the strikers are estimated at Of the strikes, stiecess was? achieved in 1,0-17

ase.

MTAKr.it

CARI.ISLF.

has told an Indi­

ana man that he intends to make Mr. Holman chairman of the committee on public hunts-. and relieve Mr. Matsnn from the chairmanship of the invalid pensions committee and place him on the committee on appropriations. Mr. Johnston it* a member of the committee on election.^. General Hovcy will likely be a member ot the committee on invalid pensions, and Mr. Owens, it is thought, will be phie«*d on the committee on comjnerce.

Mi:. KKNNAN'S Russian aitiele in the January number of the Century is entitled

,,Kusi

in Provincial Prisons," and it

includes several chapters on various methods of communication among prisoners. one of the most interesting of which is the "knock alphabet," by which the prisoners converge from cell to cell by a .-yM'-m of rap^. The first of Mr. lvennan papers was printed in the .No\ember l.enturv. and the publishers nnliounre thai thev will send the \ovembei and De« end»er numbers free to all new Mib^enbers who bemn with Januarv 1-ss.

.V MOVEMENT IS oil foot to eolleetbv j-opular subseription. a sum of money Miflleieut to prrserit Congressman Cheabie with a solid gold badge of the Grand Army of the ItopuMfe. This indeed would be a righteous rebuke to those who have ,-landered and ridiculed Mr. healle f.ii having the nerve to wear the opperemblem of American patriotism. the i.Id soldiers of the Xinth district will take charge of UiU matter anl eaeli trjand Arinv lost receive subscription. :?av not t«» expired ten cent

a

I*»IH).MUO FOR adv '.snislietl.

from each

juejnbei. tin can present him with a badge of pure gold and studded with diamond? Tin- Covritr believes that Sti 1 well post will respond promptly with its •JU»to.—(\ll',t.c rif r.

GATH turn?? ASIDE fruni a two-column

-ijIok Ujioii the lute ex heciftarv Manr.inn to give this tribute of honor to that euiinent bonjoiTuib* statesman of \ew York, iio-" Tweed: "How ntanv great men were made by William M. Tweed. lb* had a hand in tiie composition of huge merchants and managers »n this i*ity. in erealing Judges and lawvers. poweriul contractor.-, endowing newspapers. *-u-. itn-re ad•\ertising Tweed gave away in this city reale.l nearly every inform newspaper in it. He plundered the city treasury of bundieus oi thousands nf.«|»iliars in i»rd«*r eUrielj laen win» are now e«i ping about integrity, and who refuse to recognize statesmen who can not explain all their private letters. The arrant hypocrisy of llie.se people limy deceive themselves. 1 it IIO\et deei-l\» ailVhndv else. One o. these paitie-, e\posi-d I.weed for not paying him one adveiti.-ing bill, and another made war on the city government. beeauM he coull not collect moj than

•rtising after Tweed had

the or en

\VJ:NTV-11\i. \eai.-a«o. |,r. Kittle oi ^ioiic River wit.- toughl rather the ilrst day of the general S-lgemellt llle I Ilioti forees Were i-inii-lijuiidedb, (ieii. \\. liosecrans while the rebel army war. commanded by Gen. Jiiaxton Jlragg Th* result of the first 11 biiith* uiis vn.toi'v bu ragu'out on the third dav. Januarv Uose.'i.uis wa victorious and eompelled Iragg to evacuate Murlcce-boio and fall back to Shelbyviile. Tlie editor of this paper was a participant in that engagement and was captured by the enemy about o'clock on th- lit-* day. He visited several important cities of the Confederacy. among them Chattanooga. Athii^i, Montgomerv and Hichmond. At ih" latter laee he was a common everv day guest at. tin* famou- hotel de IJbby ar.l fared sumptuously on mule meat unti: thilv ainl i*eeula.riv exchanged.' Wlj!e bfjt little ha.i en written of Stone Hiver yet it v»/me ot the hardest toughl battles oi the wai:

THE AWFUL VORTEX

Into Which the Unheeding are RapIdly Drifting. Oil the western coast ot Norway lies the little rooky island ot Moekencs. It Is inhabited by a tew hardy fishermen who engage in the cod and herring fisheries along the coast.

It happened one dav In the spring of 1880 that an old man and his grandson, a iad of ten or a dozen years, put out irom the island in a small boat, taking with them their tuhlng tackle and a lunch ot dried fish and oaten cakes.

They row out some distance and secure a boat load ot fish long before the returning tied will allow them to land, so they eat the frugal lunch and lav back on their oars to rest and wait. The old man, weary with pulling the heavy nets, is soon fast asleep, leaving the lad to loak to the safety ot the boat. For a time the sea is smooth, then a light wind blows Irom the west and the boat begins plowly but surely to drift. Little bubbles and patches of foam appear on the suriace ot the dark water. The breeze stiffens, and the boat, with steadily increasing speed, begins to move in an ever-narrowing circle. A sudden lurch alarms the boy, and at the same lime awakens the grandtather, who seizes the oars and pu'ds with the strength ot desperation against the now madly rushing waters tner. the oars are wrenched from his hands, the doomed fishing boat is for a moment dashed about witn terrible velocity and then disappears forever in the awtul vortex of the great maelstrom.

It is the same with the blood. As it courses around through the veins, it reachcs ev ry part of the system in its healthy rush, seeking an opportunity to discharge the waste and poisonous matter from every part ot the system, into the natural sewers. This sewage matter is carried by the blood to the kidneys, there to be thrown off, the same as in life the scavenger would throw his sewage into the stream to rid himselt of the vile substance.

Ann the blood has no other place but the kidnev* in which to throw off its waste matter. Sometimes it finds the kidnevs unprepared to do this work. But the heart takes up the blood and again force* it through the system, where once more waste matter is gathered up the same as the sewers ot our cities gather up such poisonous matter to be discharged at one grand point, and then be earned off ancv ttie danger of such poisoned blood courting lor years through the body I 1 hi» process continues, the blood passing through tne kidneys and heart, removing the impurities Irom 05 gallons ot blood per nour, or barrels each dav! ei the unthinking practitioner regards the kidneys as of little importance, until they are stricken down when he finds htmtc'f so far advanced in the vortex that theie is but little chance tor him. In such emergencies manv have resorted to that great remedy. Warner's safe cure, to a*Mst in nutting these organs in a healthy condition, Ihey have not rested on their oars trusting thier lite idly in the hands of another when thev can catch up the oars oefore it is too late, and a few strokes would put them safelv beyond hopeless danger. A lew bottles of Warner's sale cure at the proper time will restore the kidnevs to health, thereby enabling them to rid the system of the poisonous uric acid, which is liabie in its corruption to attack the weakest part of the y*tem and thereby break it down just as the little stream at the mill-dam wears away- the dam, increasing the danger each hour% until at length becomes overtaxed and gives away, earning destiuction to those who a short time betore looked upon it as of so little importance, but now contemplate the result ot their neglect with horror.

extern .Society «»f Naturalist*. A numbcrof scientists met at Indianapolis Thurbday and organized the Western Society of Naturalists, the purpose of which is todiscuss methods of teaching and investigation and to provide measures of administration. Likeasimilar society in the Ea«t, the society will limit its membership to professional tinturalists, and will include in its territory Ohio Indiana, Iilinois. Iowa. Michigan. Wisconsin and Minnesota. The ofllccis are ns follows:

President, S. A. Forbes, Illinois State Cniversitv. Champaign. Vice Presidents--\V. J. Heal. Michigan Agricultural College C. O. Whitman. Milwaukee, and li. I.. Osborne. Hamilton College. Minnesota.

Jscciefarv—|r. J. hingsb.'V. Indiana nivcrsitv. Treasurer—J. M. Coulter. Wabash College.

The annual meetings nre to be held in October, (he ilrst occurring next year at Champaign. [11. .-.v ..,

1 LI«* KCHU rrcri ton riant.

Two of these peculiar spei:imcu*» of vegetable life arc in the city in possession ot W. \\. Seawnght and .John Lurbridge. Viiev are about tie.1 size of a walnut and appear to be absolutely devoid of lib*. lJut after lying in a basin of water for a few hours the dead leaves are thrust aside and the plant is transtoi'incd into a large homjuct of green shoots. Kcmoved fiom water it will gradually resume his foitner shape. Its nut ive couiltrv IS Mexico who^e It is lound clinging to the mountain sides ano •abed bv the Mexicans •'Siempia-viva, because jt nevci dies. Jt is quite an attraction both as a natural curiosity and a#. thing of beauty.

bet dogs de ltfht to burJc**A*e.» but when cultured and "early en^lishcd'* and well dressed diaie Inki to it. it is then be needs a friend to lend lilm a (pmrter 10 buy a Little of 1 Jr. Hull Loui^h Nynip.

THAI LETTER.

TUK 1'AI.SKANI) MAI.U'lOt'S CHAlUiK

OKT11K AlUil S NFAVS,

JVovon l.lttrti l»y tlio Sworn Statements of

Notiitt ot tlic Mont l'romtnrnl C'tt-

Ixoux of CrnwftmUvllle.

The other day a couple of gcutlemcu called at the Argus News office and requested a retraction of the statement made in this paper in regard to James K. Greene. We did not see proper to accedo to the request. Yesterday a letter purporting to have been written by Jim Greone was printed by T. H. 13. McCain of the Journal. The letter was dated oil December 7th. Now the fact of the matter is that letter is a bare faced fraud. The article printed in the Argus News was published on December 3rd and was not sent away before the 4th in all probability. Whether it was or not makes no differeuce for whether seut on on the :ird or 4th it could not have reached California before the 10th aj the lowest calculation. How then could Jim Greene have answered it from lower California on the 7th! It was impossible. Greene had scarcely reached California himself and as the article was published a day or so after his departure it could not have been there itself- Now this is a nice piece of business, isu't it I Dcaeou, arn't you reallv ashamed for your part of it! Vou old blunderbuss, you ought to have six weeks in the stone yard on a diet of diluted sewer water and stale oread for your stupidity. Don't pretend now that the date published was a compositor's fault. That's too thin. A nice, pretty business to be engaged in, isn't it! Forging letters!—Argus News.

Coming from the source which the above does, it hardly merits a moment's consideration. Hail it originated from almost anywhere else it would receive more serious attention. Hut there may be some people win* an' unsophisticated enough jlo give credence to such false and malicious charges and for the benefit ot all such it becomes necessarv to make the following statement: The letter from Robert J. Greene published in the JontNAL DISPATCH of last Wednesday, was dated "San Diego. Cal., Dec. 17," mid was received at this office on Monday, Dec. and held until the 2Hth before its puhlicntKh. 1 he date appearing on the letter, "Dec. 7." was the fault of the proof reader, in this office. The silly statement of the Argus News, is on a par with its past record.which brings a sneer from all honorable people, whenever mentioned. We will not indulge in epithets as it has done, but place before the public the sworn statements of some of our most reliable and hoiioredcitizens, to whom the letter was shown before it was printed. This will be sufficient to place the brand upon the Aigus News, and burn it in deeply that all may read it.

Below are the affidavits of Schuyler C. Kennedy. -John Hunter. ».v. James W. Greenw.P. ^». Kennedy and Judge f:. CSnvder: STATKOK INDIANA. MONTOUMKKT COCNTV.^H

Schuyler L. Kennedy, of lawful age. belay tlrst duly sworn up«n oath, says that on lw*. cumbcr «N7, he saw in the possession ofT 11. H. McCain a private note in the hHiulwrltlutf of Robert

J. (»reene, which said unit* con­

tained a request from said Greene to publish un enclosed letter, which enclosed letter aftlant says he did not read. bCIIL'YI.KIC (:. KKNNKHV. .•subscribed and sworn to before me this .'50th dav ot Occembcr, ls*7.

CIIAULKS JOHNSON.

STATU OK INDIANA, MONTOOMM\ (.VJI'.VRV- X--I, John Hunter, brim: ol lawful aye. and beIni! tlrst duly sworn.state that I am a compositor on the Jot KNAI, lUsi -ATcn and put In type th« letter signed Robert J. Greene published in that paper on Wednesday

News JOHN UCNTKH. hubserlbed and sworn to before me this .Tth dar of December, A. D.. Issr.

MAIKOP INDIANA, Mosioovntv COCMV. 1 hereby certify that I saw the letter from H. J. Greene published in the JOI:HNAI. DINVATI II on Dec. v*. and that I also hu I letter from film tlu same dav dated at San DIEIO Cal., I eo. 17, l.vs7, also that he requested me to see that the letter to I, II. H. McCain should be published in the DISPAICII.

P. S. KIankhy,

Subscribed and sworn to before methls:vth day of December, Issy. S. c. KKNNKDY.

Noiarv Iii Ii! ic.

3TATK INDIANA, M«JNT«.OMJ.IO (.'OIMA, SS. K. C. Snyder, belm Ilrst duly sworn, upon ilis oath says that the letter published in the JOKKNAI.DISPATCH on the :th lust sluned K.J. Greene was In the handwriting of K. J. Greene. I hat affiant saw lie letter and read it some two or throe days before it was published. and saw and read It ucain on the dav it was published, that it bore date Iec. 17, Jss7 was mailed at Sun Dieuo. Cal.. and was addiessed to I. 11. h. McCain, and accuin panylUK It wasa written request in the hand wrllb»K of K. J. Greene fort lit- publication of theletlcr. I he letter was undoubted!v writt'|| liV .I.IireelK

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Endless Sullering Cured by

Cuticura Remedies.

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DENNIS DOWNING.

WATKHUCKY, Vl, Jan 20th, 1887

Psoriasis, eczema, tetter, ringworm, lichen, pruritus, scall head, milk crust,dandruff, barber's, baker's, grocer's, end washerwoman's itch, and every species of itching, burning, scaly, pimply humors of the skin ana scalp and blood with loss of hair, are positively cured by Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticura Soap, an exquisite skin beautifier externally, and Cuticura Reaot vent, the new Moon purifier internally, when physicians and alt other remedies fail.

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Catarrhal Dangers.

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Sanford Raptcal Cure consists of one bottle of the Radical Cure, and ome box of Catarrhal Solvent, and one improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one package, with treatise and directions, and C«ui bv all druggists for $1

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was not in the tiand'.vriiim of anv ol the itors of the JOUU.SAL DISPATCH and misdated San Cut the date I do not now remember. It had been arranced for the press ?y I. H. B. McCain. 1 would state positively that it was not a turnery as stated by the Ar-

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C. KKN.NKDY. Nota.-y Public.

JAMKS ITID.KNK.

subscribed and sworn lo before me this:'»oth day or December. 16bT, S. KKNNKDY.

Notary Public.

SrATK OK I:,IIANA. MO.N'TOOMI-.HV CORVTV- SV Peter. Kennedy, of lawful a«e. belny dulv sworn, upon his oath say that the letter from Kohert J.wreene, published in iheJoi HVM. DISI»AI(JI of tin? 2s( of 1 )ccem was shown him by J. H. It. McCain before its publication, and that the same was the handwrilim: ofsnld dobeit J. (in-ene. The said letter wa« aeeompanled by a private note to ald T. H. H. McCain, whh-h was also in tlie handwritlnc oisaid Kob*rt J. (ireene

CHAwroansvti.i.»:. Jnd.

I ilie annua! meeting of the .stockholders «if the stockhoitlers of the C'rawfordsvillc (i.i- Light and Coke Company will be held at the comparn's ollit'e, Tuesday, January 111, 1S8S, p. for the purpose of electing seven directors of said company f« the ensuing vear.

K. K. HKVANT, Secretary.

KCTtON N)TR:II.

Notice hereby given to the stockholders of the Citizen's National Rank if Crawfor.lsviile, Indiana, that an e'ection will be hrld at theii Ranking House on the second Tuesilav of January, ISSs, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. tor the purpose of electing seven directors to serve the ensuing vear.

R. WASSON.

I Dec. 10, 1SS7 Iw cashier.

(IX UKSlDKX N()TICK.

SilAll. oi 1 I 1 AN A MONTOOMKUV CoiNT\'-Ss-In the Montgomery County Circuit Court. -November term 1SS7. Cause .No.H,711.

Aaron Schwvnck vs. Joseph wearingen,administralor of the estate of Samuel V'atson,deceased, the Hoard of Commissioners of .Montgomery county, David Watson,Marv K. Tavlor, Susannah Kamey, Marion Watson, Milton Watson, |ohn Wal'jon, Joseph A. Watson, and tl.e unkrown heirs of Hebustian Watson,leceaseil.

Re it rermanueied. that on the l/jth dav «»f December, lSbT, the san being the :}-tth" judicial day «.f the November term of said court for said year, the plaintiff, l»y W. Rruner.his attorney, appvated in open court and tilwd the affidavit of a competent person, by which itis shown tn the court, that David Watson, Marv K. Taylor, Susannah Rumry, Milton Watson andthe'unknown heirs of Sebastian Watson, defeased, defendants herein, are non residents of tlie Mate of Interna. Thereupon, on motion, it is ordered by the court that r.otice by publication, be uivwn to »*id non-resident defendants of the filing and pending of this action and requiring them to appear oi said court and answer therein on the lSth day of Kebruarv, I^SH, the same being the judicial dav of the January term of saitl court for said year.

Now, therefore.notice is hereby g-vun to said non resident defendants of the Tiling and pend encyof this action against them, the object of which, is to discharge a lim on real estate in this State, and to rede* real estate from a sheriff's sale and to determine the rights of the parties in rral estate, and th unless they appear in the Montgomery county circuit court, a*, the court house in the ciiv c.f C'rawfordsvilie.in saidenuntv and State, on the ISth dav of February, 1SKS, the same being the tl'd judicial dayofthe Januarv term of said court for said year, and answer or demur to the complaint in thiscausc, the same wiilj'u heard and determined in their absence.

Witness my hand, and the sea! of «,,iid court, this 10th day of Dereml.er, IKH7. IIF.NRY R. m'LKTT M. Rio xn, Attorney for piamtitf. Clerk.

D.-ccinber 17, iK#7.

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Subsrrlbcd and sworn to before me this itnth *y of De*ember. issT. S. KKNNKDY.

Notary Public

HorehouncI Not a Now Dterov «-»ry l)r. Ward mitten: Morehotiud has been ktiowu to phyNtclansKluce (ho beggiu'ilng of the wolld AS the king ot all reinsdies lor

I season of the Throat, best and bungH- 1 bellevit Rid lard's lloiehound Svrup Is the l«*Kt com l»i nation known to-day for consumption. nu its olds. Rronchltis and nil dis ekAeK having their origin tn the Throat and chest. 1 here are hundreds of physicians usug the pmln home made remedy in their iractlceand thev ab reoort the same milbrmly good nrsuit. all for free Sample Rotfo from our iigentx. 1. D. Ilrowti A Sons-

What am I to Do?

ThuH.vmptoin.Hof biliousness nre unhappily but too wed known. They oilier In dlflereiif individuals to some extern. A bilious man is seldom a breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas, lie lias an excellent appetite for liquids but none tor solids of a morning. His tongue will bnrdl.v Kmr Inspection at anv time: IfII Is not white and furred, It Is roug, at nil events, the digestive system is wholly out of order and Diarrhea or (.onstipallon imiv he a symptom or the two may alternate. The»e arc often Hemorrhoids or even toss of bloodthere may be giddiness and often headache and uclditv or Matulcnre and tenderness In the pit ol the slomach. I correct all (his if not eflect :i cure try iieen August Mower, It cost but a trifle and thousands attest lib efllcacv.

XJBGAXJ

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•OTU:K OF KLKCTION.

Notice is hereby giv\n that there will be a meeting of the stockholders of the First National Hank of Crawfordsville, lni,, at their banking house on the second Tuesday of January, 18&>, being the 10th day nf the month, for the purpose of electing live directors to serve the ensuing vear. W. 11. DURHAM,

S W.AUSTIN', President. Cashier Dec. 10.

TOCK lH)l.niCRSMK KTIN11.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of Mie Indiana Wire Fence Company will be heal at their office No. 115 south Green street. 'IJ.ursday evening Januarv R!,18SS,at 7 p. m.Thc object of the meeting are to hear reports as to the affairs of the company, and the election ot seven directors to serve for the ensuing vear.

O. M.DRKtiG, Secretary,

I MIN I ST ATO \S S A LK.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will sell at public nuoinn on Tuewlav, the S4th dav of Januarv, at the Utc residence of Maria Rutcher, tie• ceasesl, at Rowers Station, Sugar Creek town* ship. Montgomery county. Indiana, all of her

Ilogs,

ietsonai property, consisting of horses, one cow, one wagon, household and kitchen furniture, etc., etc.

THI.MS—A

cr«dit of nine months will be given

on all sums over five didlais, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, without relief from \ablation laws. JOHN W. ALI.KN,

Administrator of estate Maria Rutcher.2 December JtO, lSS7—3w,

NOTICK

OF PETITION TO SKLL KIIAI. ESTATE. Probate Cause No, 2,078. Josenh G. Gatey administrator de Imnis non with the will annexed of the estate of Wallace C. Freeman, deceased, vs. Arthusa (». Kreeinan et at.

In the Circuit Court of Montgomery' county, Indiana. November Term, 1887. To Arthusn Q. Fieeman, JEarl Freeman and Mary Freeman.

You are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner as Administrator de bonii. non with the will annexed of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, Indiana, a petition, making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so tiled and pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit Court at the court house in Craw fnrdsville, Indiana, on the 27th judical dav of the January 1'erm, 1SS8, of said court,the same being the 1st day of February,

Witness,the Clerk and seal of said Court, this tith dav of December, 1SS7, HENRY R.IlUbKTT,

Dec. 10, 1KS7—Iw. C»er*.

N1OX

RESIDENT NOTICK.

JITATKOI INDIANA, MONTOOMEUV CorNTV, ss: In the Montgomerv Circuit Court, Januarv term, 1888. Cause No. 8719.

Ne'.\ ton J. Glover, Robert J. Glover, John M* Glover vs. William R. Canine. Complaint on note and proceeding in attachment and garnishment.

Re it remembered, that on the !7th day December, 1K87, the above named plaintiffs, bv* Hutford and hittington, their attorneys, filed tn the office of the Clerk oi said court their complaint in the above entitled cause and also their affidavit and proceeding in attachment und garnishment and also, the affidavit of competent person shotv mg that the defendant W ilhani R. Canine is -a non resident of the State of Indiana.

Noiv therefore, said defendant is hereby notified of the filing and pendrnev of said action against him for money due said plmnliffs on a promissory note assigned to them by Joseph Milhgan tV Co.. and of the pendency of said proceeding in attachment and garnishment, and that unless he appears in the Montgomery Circuit Court, at the court house inthecitvof Lrawfordsvdle.in said county and St.ue, on the lbdi dav of frebruarv, l?Vs.s, the same being die 40tu judicial day of the January term of said court,for said vear, and answer or demur to the complaint in said cause, the same will be heard and determined in his absence.

Witness my name, and the seal of said court, this 17th day "of De«\ lr\S7. HhNRV R. I1UI.KTT,

Dec. 'it 18ST. Clerk. Rurford «lr Whittington, att'vs for plaintiff.

V^HKRIFF'S SALK.

lb \irtut. of an kf .-ution. on transcript to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court ot Montgomery County. Slate ol Indiana, in favor of George Lb Hurlev for use of L/.ra C. oris issued to me as Sheriff of said County, I will expose to •ale at uubhc auction and on crv, on .SATl'RI) A Y.J ANGARY 1 till A. D- 18hS. between the hours of lOo'clock a. in. ar?d o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Cra wfnrrisvule. Montgomery Cnnntv Indiana, the rents .nd jiroiits for a term"not ex'cueding seven years, the following rent estate, to-wit.

Lot nnmbi nineteen (19) in Whitlock's addition to the toyvn (now citv)of Crawfordsvillr, Indiana, t«» be sold to satisfy said execution, interests and ''o&ts, and if the same will not bring a sum sut-lice-jit to satisfy said execution, 1 will on the same i\ at the s.tmc)piace, offer the fee-stmp'e of said rial estate, to satisfy a judgment for 5»)U.4o, together with interests and costs without any relic! from valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken .i.-the property of John S'.itterv. KRKNE/KR P. MECI.ASKKY.

Sheriff Montgriiuerv county,

Iit J. (). \V. W n.iiirh. Deputy. D. Hurlev, attorney Jor plaintiff. ... .... Dec. CI.ISS7. I'f

HERIFK'S S.M.!

Rv virtue of eertilied opy of a decree to me directed fl'oin the Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Court in a cause wherein James G. Hardy niaintiff and James Moores et al are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of eleven hundred and eighty-eight dollars and sixty-live eents, with interest on said deer- and costs, I will e.\pos at Public Sale to the highest bidder

SATURDAY. JANUARY 7th. A D. ISSS, between the hours «f lit o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said ay, at the door of the Court House in (-'rawfonlsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a ter.n not exceeding seven years, the following real ist.de in '.he county of Montgouier\ ami Stale of Indiana towit.

Part of the southeast quarter of Section two i'J) in township seventeen (17) North, ot r.»ngr six it!) West, in said county anil Slate, bounded as follows, to-wit: Rcginning at the southeast eorncr cl sa.d southeas* •junrier section, thenre west seven poles t« center of a road (hence aiong said road rth 2 degiees and l.*» minutes Vhirtvsix poles thence north 12 degrees west lhirtvtwo --oles, thence north -11 ii' degrees WCJI thiit poles thence north (W/i degrees e.ist twetdv-siv polen and lu links witnessed bv Elm lo inche* in diameter hear north i» degrees east .r« links thence ii'irth 24la degrc" wt»i ihirty poles and fit teen links to sugar Creek (hence up the same south P.l degrees west alout nimtv poles to the cast line of the aforesaid quart-r seclion, tbenct south on sai*l line about one hundred ami fourteen poles to the place ol beginning containing i\tv acres more or less. Also the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section one it) in township seventeen (17) north, ot range six I'o wrsi, containing forty acres. Also part of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of seeticn eleven (H) in township seventeen 17) north of range six i»i) west hounded as follow- Commencing at the northeasi corner of said northeast quarter of the northeasi quarter of said see! ion eleven (II) thence vve-t on the section line eighty rods to the northwest vomer of said northeast quarter of said northeast quarter of said section eleven (11), thence south with (he hoe dividing said quarter section fiftyfive t.Vi) rods to a s'^ike or stone, thence east eighty roils to the section line, thence north with said section line fifty-five (55) rods to the place of beginning excepting two acres more or less in the northwest corner of said tract of land above deciibed on the west side of the public highway sold and convened by M.wvJ. and William A. Smith, said two acres comprising alt the land on tlie west side of the center *f the road. Also part of the northwest fourth ol'the northwest fourth of section twelve (12j in township seventeen (17) north, of range six (0) west, hounded as follows: Commencing at Ihe northwest corner of said northwest, quarter ol said nortfiwe-t quarter, thence east on the section line eighty rods to the line dividingsabJ quarter section, thence -outh on said line fiflv-tive rods to a stake or stone, thence west eighty rods tn the sectioa line, thenee north with s-ud section line fiftyfive rods to the place of beginning. Containing twenty-seven and onehalf (27f-i) 'teres, and in alt one hundred and tiltv-three '.teres more or less.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs,I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dis charge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.

EllKNhZKR P. McCI.ASKEY. Sheriff Montgomery county,

Rv J. u. W. W ii.urr- Dcpm v. H. I1.. Dochlcrunoi, attorney for plaintiff. Done December 17th, A. D., 1**7, Printers fee, fjl,v.'.

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Successors lo L. J, Cfihnon *v Co.

GOAL.

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Dealer in

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Sexver Pipe,

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BRITTON & MOFFETT

ATrORNEYS-AT-LAW, CIJ A W KO Kl )S

VIIJ ,H, INDIANA'.

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WM. M. REEVES,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND LAWYER. Oflicc with Raul, White »V Humphries. Will engage ir, ,t!J kinds of laxv practice and al.o ac. as trustee, receiver or assignee when desired. No charges made for consultation.

J. It. IIUKKOKD. \r. T. %VJtlTriN(5TON,

Burford & Whitting-ton,

ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW, Clt.VWKOHI)S\'II.LK. INDIANA I'riietlee In Montgomery und adjolnine 40tmtIehHnd in Hie Supreme and Federal court Are members of tbe largest and rno reliable law associations and rnakeeolIeettnnH throughout the world, MortgngeH foreclosed itaU-M prop-rl settled. I hargen reasonable Ulliee over East Main street-

F. D. ABRAHAM,

Attorru'V-at-Law md Notary Public, CltAW KOKIISvfl.l.K. INDIANA. Oflice in room No. J. Crawford Riock.on MainSt L'.«. KKNNKLLV.

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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

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PENSIONS.

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special attention ghen topenslmis hierense mid nil kinds of government elalins. OlhieNo. I, JOT-I RIM U. C.rawfords* DIE lad

DR.

A. F. Henry,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

CRA W I'f K1 is 11.1 .E. INDIAN Ofllee over ohoon A Msbor's hardware store, llobbs blocK. Dlllee hours from 7 to 11 .50 til., und I to.»and7 to p. ni ICHIdenee:^7 -.st Mum M. Diseases t»f (he Rectum speelalty. su.di KJssnro. Kistuln itehIng of the A nn is, etc. Rjh.s of a II kinds perinanently Mired without the knife ligature, hot Iron, elamp or pain. Treatment does not detain a person inun their usual business or require any change* in diet. Can treat plies a* well or better by lamp light as ihiyliglit. RalietiN wishing to the hours of lamp light, abouId make appointment a day or two before,

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GALEY BROTHERS, DKNTIS'IS.

CKAWKOKDSVILI.K. INDIANA, 'Mine, Ki^hcr Rloe't, Main St

THEO. McMEOHAN, Dp.iN'-ns'r.

CRA WM HtDSVil.I.K. IN DIA N Tenders his service to Die pub]|e. Motto: "tioodwork ntul inodernle prlees.'' ORlee over Masons liulor '•hop.

FACTS YOU CAN BET ON.

That the eldtst ami largttt tobacco factory i* tht world is in Jersey City, N. J.

That this factory make? the popular and worldfamed Climax Plui the Acknowledged standard for first-class chewing tobacco.

That this fact(tr)' was estalihshed as lon^ ago as 1760.

That tasf year (t88/) it made and sold die enormous quantity of 97,902,23^ lbs. or fourteen thousand tuns of tobacco.

That this was more than one-seventh of all the toKicco made in the I. mtcd States notwithstanding that there were factories at wur*.

That in the last 71 years this factory has helped support the United States Government to th extent of over orty-four million seven hundred thousand dollars ($^4,7co,o'.o.oo) paid into the U. S. Treasury in Internal Revenue

Taxes.

That the pay-roll of this factory is abut 000.0 per year or $jo,io.oo per week.

That this factor)* omploys about 3,5m operatives.

That this factory makes such wonderfully good chew in Climax Plug that many other factories have tried to imitate IT in vain, and J:I I.e »pair now try to attract custom by ofleriu-.' larger pieces of inferior goods the same pri -.-.

That this factory nevertheless continues to mcrcasu Its business every year.

Tliat Hiis factory belongs to and is operated by Yours, very truly,

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V. bORILI.AKD &. CO

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pav to the right kind of men

AM I Wriif for terms enclosing -1,111111 for repiV. No f.\periene«'d*needed. S. A. MeOinber Co.. I T« Nurserymen. Uo. luster. N. y.O/\ LLO 01