Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 February 1888 — Page 6

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For The Journal. A KATIIKK'S I.OVK.V

A father's love although It may Not show Its strength w.th every day, Will, MKO deep currents, move Until obstructeii and then prove Its dormant power and show us thou hat kindly hearts belong to men. *•'v?

God! the young and lovely go While those whose heads are betiding low And anxious are to see their tomb. Are spared to live through years oi gloom. Thy ways are dark and passing strange Far out leyond our human range. Thy ways are not like ours. O Father, Hut they are better than ours bv far. We would feign adore and love thee When wethluk what thy mercies be..

'I hy ways are not like our, O God, And sometimes when thy chast'ning rod Reminds us of the first great cau*e We try to find in Nature's laws A reason why »ueh things should bo, With our weak minds try to measure Thee. Ill science gloom we wander on. And when we tltid our last stay gone Return to Thee, where all worlds begun, And, kneeling, cry. Thy will be done.

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Things I'irktMl t'p .About tbr^lrret Among the l'eople. —Eggs are ilown to jn tents a dozun.

—The children ol I'Mif. .T. M. Coulter have the measles. A pension liar- been granted to Paul II. Hums, of this eitv. —The observation of Lent hasineivasod tho demand tor saekclnth and afhe^. —Mrs. Hannah Heady, widow of Win. Heady, of this? eitv, has been granted a pension. —The electric light hi'.s been placed in position at the crossing of the railroad on south Washington street. —Invitations hav been issued for tlie first annual K. T. banquet to be given at the Xutt House next mouth. —The buzz saw of the police force is John Itrothej* He ahvavs has an apt answer to every question put. —The convention l«« select delegates from tills district to the .Chicago '^.invention will be neld in this city on April 1 i».

V. —Milton Winningham has remove..! his father's renovator to a location an we*?t

Pike street. Me doing some excellent work.

in Ladoga seemed neither the

Midland shops nor natural gas. but the headquarters of tin: genera! tiaille agent will be liere. —W. '1 Sharpe has procuied another patent. This one for Lewis Shepard on a farm gate. MR. Siiarpe makes his MWII lniwing and sjMH-ifieatiojis. --Ladoga Ltn'Ur: "It so happens that the olllee of Uectder is the goal of John (i. Overton ambition. Hut his friend.-, with unbounded magnanimity, want him to make the race for trustee of Vnion township. —A. J. Wolf. ..f Waveiand is said lo have one of the neatest, cheapest and lest appointed one and one-half story callages in the eounty. The plans and speculations wore prepared by ArehiiecL W. T. harp». i»f tins eitv. —Quite a pl'Misant biithdav surprise was givep Saturday evening to Mrs.

Charles lieek-wilh. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hummel, (he affair b« ing hugely enjoyed by all who attended. Later in the evening the Mascotte qunitetto Favored them with some select songs.

Frankfort, ('reset-nt: We regret, that this town will probably lo-* Janice Selleir. the hardware h'aler. While hero Mr. Sellers has made many friends \y his genial, gentlemanly mannr-r, hi.s ^pright and afcominotlating business ways, he has won the este. in of all who havveonio it) eontaet with him. He will probably engage in business in Crawfordsville. —Last Sunday night ('apt. and Mrs. Haitmanand Lieut* nant Svlvefter delivered their farewell addtesses to tin? tjoli^ers and the people of the Salvation Arn?v banai-ks. This morning the ('apt. and and wife started for Middletown, ().. their new station and Lieut. Svivester f,'oes to Xew York in a lew davs to take a much needed rest. The best wishes uf all tlie people go with them.

John Covlc went to Alamo Mon-av to examine the boiler oi the wrecked saw mill *i Michac. Fruits sum discover jf possiuie ti»e cause ol the explosion. He tound I th'i- thirrc had been no water in the boiler ami two of the Hues had been burned in two. The Linage had been filled once be-! fore with lime until the amount ol the water could i.ot be ascertained. Men who do not thoroughly understand engines should not go about ihcm.

The elli?ct of uiHtiK Jllbbard's llhcninatlc Hyrup is unlike All mcdlcides contalnln« opiates or poisons,It holui entire fre Irom them, it cures by jturifyiuy the blood.

DKMOCIlATIC MASS CONVKNTION.

The Crowd Not l-.iti-ge and a Very Spiritlr*s Meet tug No KiithtiMiisnt. The Pemoerac* td'thcoounn nntSaturduv at the court house for the purpose ol selecting a new Central Committee. The meetim* was called to order at 10:O0OVKCW by Aicx Harper, Chairman of the Central Committee. The roll of the townships was called. W. S. NlolVctt was then elect, ed chairman and K. T. Lose Secretary After assigning places f»n each township to meet during the noon ivce-s the mvcting adjourned to meet a. 1:K '»'cl.»ck. Cpre assembling the report am ouncing the names oi the committeemen were read. The following Lie new committee as far as reported. Where :.o name appear mittee would continue to serve until the township convention?

it a*» ar'.i ounces! that the old eotn*

Coal Creek No. t, J. Clteiback Nr. *J, Panic! Curtis. Wavne —N rep 'i t,

Ripit v—No report. Brown N 1, |as \".mcleave. No. Y. M. Johnson.

Scott--No report. \.-v.v/ MadiMn—No ep it. Sugar Creek N. Ciouser v$^&\'• Franklin —No report. Walnut No. I, punjtrl Spai k. No.'J, W. C. Loop.

Ciark No. 1, W allace Foster, No. 2, T. Uavis. Cnion No. 1, W. Johnson, N» 'J, No report. No. o, Krcd Ro-ebro. No. 4. M. I£. Ciodfeiter. No. n. [ere We st. No. «i, W. 1). (.intlith. N". 7. j. K. Wren. No JS, Walter B. Hulett.

The new vninittee retired to the grand jury room lor the election ot utlicers. The new Central Committee organized h\ electing Charles Johnston Chairman and fere West Secretary.

Tlie Other Side of the Story.

To the Kdltor ot the Journal. I noticed in a recent issue of your paper and also in another Crawfordsville paper

an account of the would murder as stat«'d in the article: of one Klmer Marshal, by Al Harris. Uanington. which contained MI1V one side of the dillieulty. The facts arc, that Klmer Marshal, the father of tho child of Miss Cora Harris, not contented with the rum he had wrought, went out on the tre land publicly.and in the presence of her brothels, boasted repeatedly of the work he had done, and said that "he got out of it very slick by marrying the girl." These taunts thnuvn in the face of young Harris are what provoked him to strike the blow. If it is cowardly to stand up for the hom»r of home, then Al Harris struck a cowardly blow. Hut if to defend the honor of a sister and a homo just, then the blow wan justly dealtM. H. II.

The Atlantic i«sissippi Hallway. Tie- Atlantic a Mississij pi Kaiiway Company liled articles of incorporation in the Secretary of tlie State's ollice yesterday. The capital stock of the company is s'.MMi.unu. ''he proposed road will pass through the eounties of Adams. Wells. Huntington. Grant, limvaid, Tipt.on, Clinton, linone, Montgomery.Fountain. and Vermillion, it will traverse laO miles within the State. The board of directors of the company are John Higgiiis. John M. boyd. 1'eter A. HulTman, Kichard Neptune. John C. Farber. Geo. M. Wild ami Samuel Harding.— In in if Ii I

This is the road in which Crawfordsville and Montgomery county is deeply interested in building, and which they will aid if the scheme presented in the right manner to them. It will b» a valuable outlet to the seaboard direct on the east and to the Missis-ippi river on the •we^t. Th«»li)ing of articles oi incorporation is a step towaid iLs eoiuplctiou which will pro! ablv be next year.

Warring Dominies.

N«t ev.-n the cl.-rg of Valparaisodw (dl in perfei't unity. Theie apj»ears to be a slight dilVeretlce between Kev. W. li. Mik'-ls, of the Methodist church, and State Kvangelist J. O. A. Smith, of tlie Christian church. Ii is r^aid to be tiie upshot an intimation on the part of» .James tlie former that the h.tter had been trving to alienate members of the Methodist'

awaiting "further developments."— Fi/-

The above will interest a large number of people in this city where both gentlemen arc well known. Tho result of the controversy will be watched with interest.

I «e l.ate^f.

The report has been circulated throughout. the county that Walter Hulett, of the Auditor's ollice is a dyod-iu-the-wno) Republican and that his jetention in the olilce by Cohen is against the wishes of the IVmo«rats wh« are acquainted with Ids past political career, and that it is thusly because t.ioben |jad to do something of the kind to ea^e the clamors.'of tie: Ueptiblii ans who voted for him. Thn-f who know Mr. Hulett best are satisfied that his Hcinocnicy is of the Simon -pure.flick-rit 'bed. storm-butt ress11 order, and that the idea of his being a le-jHiblican has caused him to fall off in" lb sh very materially during tin-past lew week*. The ring is too bitter in its perseculiohV^

irael Io»: 1«I Djreetor-*.

The Hoard ol Conou: ioncrs were in session Monday as a Hoard ot (Jrarel Road Directors and allowed the following accounts. .lames Todd, \V. A: 15. M. gr. road ,S 7.* .losiirubb. 1 day ou A- L. load «V» Ambrose Uemlcy, ser.as gr. id. director a ."H» Joseph (.jrnhb 3 Uy A. ll.llowers 350

K, Webster,Clerk of Hoard 7")

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About Whlelt the Luiaj ettr .Journal llow ls MII KIMIII mul with HO Little Purpose.

Under the glaring headline of'" "Campaign i. one the Lafayette ./o«rmt/.lYh. 11. cluim^ lo :%"nailed a lio'nml nailed it hard. It publishes a clipping from the Lafayette Cull, taken originally from this paper, and then in a column of eotrespondoiiee hot ween l'ost masters linger, of Lafayette, Thompson, of l)at lington. and Parkov, of Bo eis. attempts to

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The forgot, perhaps, to state that Mcsrs. Kuger. rhotupMdi and Par-k«-y are all administration postmasters all

On January In the letter arrived at Uowers. having been twenty days going four miles."

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further says, that J, I'arkey.the postmaster who so positively card:, the Lafayette papers, said to him when the letter was delivered:

Just see how long

this register has been on the road?" Mr. boweis still turlher says that when he signed the Hegistered Letter Receipt book he signed ovej ttco other TJMIU•*•. The wtong is clearly not on the -"-shoulders of this paper but on tin* Lafayette I Journal which has led to an invest ignt-ion which otherwise would have been 'hopped. The Jminotfi-uii ponderover these

ill expect, from the

facts at its leisure, and wo sis it to copy this a aUo retire lie nailing business.

Harris,»ii |"«»r Presiilent.

Hon. K. 1. Ib-rv wa- intej viewed on the political situation, while he».«, by his old Michigan friend, ("apt. A. A.

chun h—in othci words, that Mr. Smith *pt but lie does not want tIn* race bad

"would rather proselyte three of his enough to enter into a contest for tin Mikels lloek than save ten sinners, nomination. He savs Sherman'Mchanei-j This is said to be substantially the expression in which the dilliculty originated. Mr. Smith retorted last evening, and now the eommunitv is anxiouslv

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Mr. Hon* is a great personal friend °f *\ill plejisi Hlain»- and say.-? if the nomiua- f,, 1 tion is tendeied him unanimouslv he will

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Hood's Sarsaparilla did mo great good.. I was tired out from overwork, and It toned, meup." Mas. (J. K. SIMMONS, Cohoes. N'.

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1 sulTored llin-e years from blood poison. 1 took Hood's Snrsaparilla and think I am cured." Mas. M. J. b.wis, Hroekport, N. Y.

I'ltrifics the Blood

od'- Srirsnparilla is characterized bv •i'areo peculiarities: 1st. the combination 0/. lenicdial agents "d, the proportion 3d. tho jiftK'e.w of securing tlie active mcdiciaaj nualitles. The rcsuit is a medicine of unusual strength, effecting curcs hitlicrto unknown. .Send for book containing additiona* evidence..

Ib.'MlN S:irs u»arilla Jones up my system, purilics mv bleed, sharpens lav appelit'e. and seems to lunke tne over.'* .1. V. TitoMrrfoN, JUegisKT of Heeds, laiwell, Mass.

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Hood's S'ir«:i|«aril!a beats alt other"., and w.irthits weight Ii»g"hb" I. JiAUUlNoroN, JM' h..: Slicci. New City.

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l.mtli of ,)ohn te. Iliiiuiti,

John K. Manna died at his home on Washington street Monday night after an illness of eighteen months, from crtti- I

he had been robbed.

sumption, a «l 45 years, leaving w.'l lliivinu hoen sulleri-r for two year* ami and three small children to mourn in? ink-

ing oil. John K. Hannn, or "Johnny" as he was temiliurlv known in this county, has had a

life whose history wouU reart Ilk. the pages of :I omancc.

11 is first eeoll.' tlors !'.'

date Irotr. a time when at eight years of wtly cured. '1 here is now no sore about me. in 1 a a a age he louod himself running alone upon my sufferings sprang from of any one in the the Streets of Uubl.n, Ireland, one of the I cit\ waits. One morning he found him- IV druggist John P. Kinlay ami Dr. 1) \i

self on hoard ship, a mere chit ot a boy, on frmlth.of l.wke l«ee, Miss. h.s wuv iron, ,U,, l-ver^rcen lxle ... his i- Vlu!Al,» ,• ivo

birth, to the hospitable shores of America, "•'l e«t with ri'sultxas uliovw Muloil.

-.'J On the ship he attiacleii the attention ot KKlsts,

a eiineliei some Irish soldiers, on their war to A tiler- .. SAVEII MY MOTHER'S LIFE.

'I Ilis (Mft'tponVioitro is N'OiiVplete'aml lea to enlist in the regular irinv. Thev

Show., Oi.- tiller liilseti.'ss .,1 the nIl.-K.-l took a fancy to the l.ov and he Tared r„v'- J',"M.'.'.v'.'.iwihi ul'!-

tncoiLpetencv o! the postal sei vieo. jul .. ... ,,i

Imgton to Uowers in loeemier. It was discharged her passengers at Castle (,ar- the nl lif. holdHm up her l.. „u,l' inoaiilnn. I sent on tlu- 'JIM ami it.- receipt returned den, John ot off in company with his I L',»iV,*t.V.'.11'.VJ'",..^

"'e' lved tin II and dated the f, k-nds, anu in the crowd on the whan', the 'j'

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stamp it a willful lie, manufactured political capital. The deplore such political depravity ami prostitution of the truth.

iV'euii but Krln had ti.d about" his neck with a ribbon was lot-

friends in America, was huugrv, homcsick, brokendiearted. In this condition he fed in with an Irishman ho kept a amali boauiing house, and who eared tor him

inxious tit pat their bent foot I', re- j| he was sent to CruwforcUville. Once nn»st and convince the public that some- here he was tortunatc in falling into the one else lias lied, linger seemed to be family oi James llanna. by whom he making an honest imjuiry, and does the was adopted, and from that day until •Journal suppose for an inMant that hit death he bore the name ot that widely .Messrs. Thompson or Parkey. one or the known Indiana l.unily. lie entered \Vanother liable lo lost his ollicial head. bash College, ami though not a graduate, would not undertake to make matters \**as possessed ol a good education. When nppear in the best light possible? Ollice the lamily, consisting of Misses Mary and holders generally are not built strictly Martha llanna moved from this ciiv to on the (ieorge Washington plan, when then home in Coal Creek township, John ask'*d to explain dillicult lines in ollicial went with them. He managed their lai rn, caieei. I ML A I.AW III.Uh\ u.hK Jot It- made them money and gave them a

NAL said: brother's care and attention,and there grew "On IVcemhci I!' a iegitt i»*d letter I up among them an attachment, tlie was mailed at Darlington bu party in

a station only fournn endist.""'

»tte thought it hud pioning ine cause ot Democracv. He

and in evci issue since 1- ebruarv worked lor the partv interest in season

yet among them he found his warmest personal friend-. Me was elected twice 'Irustee ol Co«il Creek tuwuship ami was the Democratic candidate for Sheriff in 1^0 against Warner Wilhitc. lie afterwards operated the Review from 1^1 to and ai. it moved to this city where he was to Miss Manic brown, to whom he has proven a devoted 'husband. The wile and ihree little ones mourn tor him who as so kind to them. Raised a l'ro'estant, on his death bed he united with the Catholic clmrih, wheie is wife is a communicant, in order that the grave might not separate th.m. I he dccca .ed wiil be remembered as the kir.d husband, tne genial companion, the adroit politician and true friend

bright as his friends think,

and that Indiana as a better Mto for the nomination than Ohio. Jh-n Ilarrisosi being talked of mueh in the Fas' constantly growing in public favor, thinks Harrison or Sheiidan will be icminc-.

.liam was a i..irt.icr in thai paper

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The luncral took place .»t 10 o'clock from

bernard's church Wednesday,

Fa»her J. R. Diunen odiciating. Interment at Caiv.ii cemehTv.

Wiivelaud I ndejwndcnt 114 111 Harry Martin, of Crawfordsville^ spent

Sunday with "very dear friend ," here. Miss Jotinie T. Canim -slipped and fell upon the i« last, Saturday morning, dislocating Inn* light arm at. the., shoulder.

The grand armv

t-hat

of tramping printers

take notice, that there is no them to g«»t work here, and

hotel charge- and laiiroad lare to next "known .ollice of publication" are too high for iir- t" chin.

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I 1*. Kus.se 11 had a |M»em in Mondav's C'rawfordsville .li'jrnNAf., in which he laments* that, eveiything in tie-"three kingdoms" ha-- he«-n written aboi-d. and llbM*e are no new subjects lor the poet. The cMinicro valentine offers an inviting ,, .v seuned eietan. Held.

11 tisliiiiid und \\'ite Note Mald'is

A d.cidot. 01 toe Supreme Court in the

c"«"C of Jntnes K. Wils jji vs Belle Wilson, contain^ that which'will intcrer-t tnanv pe.r Judg.'Kbiott held that: A wile may huv a promisi rv note fiom her huvbar- and his imlorsctncnt will convey the no' to in.r as an indorsee. C. Money earned the wile in a bi'sincsg carricit ou by her 1 her own right, belongs to her and not to her husbanJ. (Section o.ld'f, K. S. ?S|,

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in tlie lannly circle here tne same blood courses through the veins ot all. ICaiiv in lile he entered the lield ot polities, cnam-

11. h«is call on this papej lor the' facts. and out oi season, oeing u\\ acknowledged breathing Is obstructed by choking, putrid it 1 ii ii I I and today we will gratify its appetite for facts. It wanted the names of the men interested. It shall have them. Ira Mote maih-d a registered letter at Ihulington. he says on peceniber :'l. 17. and did not receive the icgister receipt until January 21. 1. lie has ihe receipt to show for itself, ami this, notwithstanding the fact that his mail once and often three times a we»-k. This registered letter was sent to S. L. Uoweis.at bowers. This gentleman declares that he did not receive the registejed letter in jUestion until January in. a fact to which he is willing if nceessarv make, ailidavit.. It can also be proven by two other credable witnesses leaving the dates on envelopes and receipts out of the question. Mr. llowei-s

leader, \et the rewards of the taithlul were never given into ids hands, lie theught all politicians were like himsell, true to their friends. That characteristic was the reigning ijuaiity in John Manna. Mis friends were ins tirst thought, and he was bound to them by links ot' steel, never to be broken. In him the Republicans {omul

called lor a bitter enemy, and a hard one to master,

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Mut this treatment in case* of simple ea-

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"Jack shall pipe ami (Jill shall dahec" Jiist as]on outiu the open barn s*s they i»l ase. The fi'ee born American *itl/eu doll tear neuralgia with Salvation Uil lo ihe front. Only a twenty- live cent Investment.

I have used lr. Selh Arnold's Couuh !vllh*r with success II cures a cou^li every time. —John Darlty. P. M.,UMU Mills, Kan.

Hoiehounct Not a Now Discovery Dr. Ward states: llorehound has been known to phyMcinnssincc the beirulnulng (d'the wolhl as the Ulnu all remsdles tor diseases of the Throat, best and Iannis. 1 believe Halhiid's Iloieluaind Syrup is the best combination known to*day for consump* tion.0114 lis olds, Kroiichitis and all dis eases haviim their origin In the Throat and chest. There are hundreds of physicians usim the plain home made remedy In their Iractleeand they ah report Iho wunc unl prmly «ood result, all for live Sample Motto from our agents. T. 1». Hrown »t Sons.

Sudden ehd^e of temperature and humidity of the atmosphere often produce »lls

j*ur.r.\itri) OM.V nv orders of the khlncys and biader. Use l)r. .1. I II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Halm to FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa.! thiwc,trouble* in iinir mciiicncv.

/•"^-Beware of CousTtUFiiixs rnado iu St. Louia.*®B

.Sold by Nye & Co.

GOAL.

G-eoro W. Hall

I^cnler 111

All Kinds of Coal and Coke,

(•lazed Sewer Pipe,

FIRE BRICK. LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

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PliANIITO MILIi.

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Novelty Wood Works

MA STKACI UltlNO-

Sash, Door, Frames, Flooring, Siding, Ornanental Wood Work,Counters,Etc,,

At L'rices to Suit the Times

«KOWN & CAItR, Sm-rcKKors I.) I.. J. (.'olimin A- To.

TO LOAN.

Mone} to Loan

AND

Ready Made Abstracts of Title.

Recorder's Office.

6 PER CENT.

Money to Loan.

$HK.I.OOO to Loin at 6 Per Out.

Kanin-rs »n?

nim-il

tin,. prlvlU ,. 'ribs of Jliij ii

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lnc the nioucv hurk to us In dribs more .*1 any Interest pHyment.

Real Estate and Insurance Agts.

Ciood Notes Cashed.

Williams & Wilhite,

Sw. i.'orruT Miiin nd WiuhSaet(»n.

$100,000

Money to Loan

|x-r ri-iit. iiiicri-kt With prl\ilixiM.rn:irMn» piiyin.-iilK. NUI'KSCAJ-IU'.I)

EZKA C. VORIS,

Miller niuck, wiin t)u I.Snydi-r Co

W L' have ])li|]j of lloMK AVI)

Money to Loan

On IM Mottj at the lowest rate interest with privilege ot paytnyany par or ail of principal at any maturity ot Interest

lime. 5 01- 10 Years, with Interest Annually or Semi-Annually.

WRIGHT & MILLER,

ltiinin Kjslit-r I!UoU.

ABK

to Loan.

Ilmiscs IIH1 Luis fur .Sale alsoyv

I'ui-lliiirs tn Kent.

Abstracts of Title,

Deeds andMorigagisCanfuIly Prepared

Al.i',!:. Tr. I:-.\MS(i\.

Loan and Insurance A«enl. Abstractor and Conveyancer. 110 1-2 East Main St.,Crawfordsvi|]e riejerence by permission to any city bank

Minnesota Leads the World

W.th her nt«ek. dairy and Rraln products. -,(Jt)n,onoairres fino tiiuter, (uriulug

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Iandrt, adjacent to railroad, for solo chcap ou easy U?rtu8. For mapR, prii^os, ratea, etc.. jyldresM. J.

Bookwalter, Land Comralssloner. oc

iJ. Warren. Generals Pn-sseimer A Kent, 8t. Paul, Mian.

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THE ART OF ADVERTISING!

I'or Ml) we wl l! Insert 1 1 in (.)"J words) In «hie MIilion copies of Pally, Sunday or \\e« kl.v Newspaper^ The work will be'dt.ne In 10 days. Send orderand check to

GEO. ROWELL & CO., 1" splUX ST. N. V. lTtl ewj aper ('atalo^uc sent by mall tor.'lOe

Seed Store!

M.V'.id

Annual Catalogue of Seeds

Is now ready nnd Kn-.- to All.

Seed Oals'''

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SEED POTATOES

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500 Varieties of Garden and Fin werSce

liualtly ijual lo any sold east or west. Prices as low as those of Knstein prices Freight .saved. No risks to take. Why not buy near home

Garden Implements.

KvcrythiiiL' lor tho Farm, liverythmir for the iunleti, Kvcr.vt hii)L'for the Lawn,

T. Af FOOTE,

Seeilman, Crawl'ordsville, InJianu.