Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 March 1888 — Page 2

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KVKHY SATVKIhW.

T. 11. H. McCAlN, Kditor.

I Ouo Vvnr.

TKKHS: One Year. out*llc county. (si\ Month*. In mlvatiee

SATl'KllAY. MARCH 04. 1«?S.

I-r will bo a raoo now Wtw.-.-n tW Tto-

liibitioinsts ami t.ho I'lroi'iibai-k-l-aborors I

Tin*. engineers nu! tlromeii on th«Ateh oiu Topcku A Santa struck

011 March 1" »ii 4 oiiH'k p. 111 halving

th«N iniiiui^'r just ton minute*. .iiu?

tice of th«* trike.

Kliow. says the Atlanta Cohsti-

tuiioH. "that the Mills Tariff hill is a

pi,-co ot humhuijijory, putv ami which T»"ill lose us N.'w ^rk. Connec

ticut aiul New Jersey. ami cause serious

infections 111 Louisiana. We believe,

moiiiver. that the Mills Inteinai Uevpmie hill will hurt Un- party in Y*, ima

ami North Carolina."

Sr. PACL lobe. There no Uihle

character invented with a halo of more

radiant loveliness than that of Tluth.

the voting MoaMtish widow. who ieHerteS her country ami her u'oils to share

the alllictions of a mother-in-law. Now aiul evermore Kuth will he jnominem in

history as the trirl who had ih»* ijrii to

stand up for her mother-in-law.

Hl-xii* the essence of political

gense as preached for the benefit of all

Republicans by the New York Mail ami

/--r/o'f.s* "The rijiiU' sort of 'boom* for the next three montlis—a •boom' for the Republican party. Lot nil the leaders devote their best energies to this boom and trust to an intelligent and unpledged convention to decide which one has best earned the right to the ollicial leadership of the party."

E N the Democratic papers heard

that th.e Kepulliean Governor Oglesby. of Illinois, was discovered to have ac

cepted railroad passes for himself and

family, they indignantlv denounced him as a "cheap humbug," and "Republican

scalawag." lut it turns out to have been

the l.itinoi ratie iovernor L«wry. of

Mississippi, who was guilty of this of-

lense. and the Democratic paper* now remr.rk that the railroads ought to let all

statu oflieials ride free. Verilv. this is

Junnv world.

THE Waynetown thus "buz/.es

concerning the t"nion township Democratic slate:

The Hornet'* little bird has been hiding IU some little nook and learned that the Democrats of Union township, hail a ••slate.'* a real ••shite." audit reads as follows: l«Vr Clerk, Wallie Sparks for Treasurer. Win. Morgan: for Sheriff.Ah-i Harper: for Recorder. John G. CJvertou. The latter has a proviso.which is it' none of tho out townships want the office, and our proviso is Wailie Sparks will be elected. Billy Morgan will b«- defeated by one* »f Coal Cieeks township's best citi*/.*MIS. Alex Harpm* will go up "Salt River on the boat, Oapt. McClasky, and Overtons school house affections would kill aiiyone. Wayne township is going to have a voiee in the next matinee or there will be wnr.the like of which was never hoard. It is no "rule ur ruin.",il.,.is phiinlv getting veil. A

TiiK Prohibitionists Man ii V\ m-

jdeted the business of their State Convention. After adopting a platform the

followingtiokct was jdaeed in nomination: Fur'.jovi-rnor- .1, S. JH"(iHKs, of Murlnn county.

Lieutenant-governor—JOHS \v. HA KH,

DO II Secretary of Suite —PR. W. A Delaware.

SlTHiiKuN,

.Gib

Auditor Ot :ate TIP A^ AitVKI son. Tre-^urer of Slate— ALLKN 1-L'ilNAS, llen-drU-ks.

J1. 1 IK AUOKF l{artliOl«itiM»w. Ki'j»o t».'|- ot the Supretue Cotirt—T. C. HA KN K.*S, Cuss.

A tturnf-y-Cieneral KI.WOi 111'NT.Parke. I W. N. LaN 1.(»tl»s'»n Seeond. W K.tJOl' KKY, Hz own Tlitnl, W'l N Ht.'li RKLL. eils.

Rev. W. H. Hickman, of this city, presided. Tiier hope to carry with them a

sufficient number of votes from lite

Republican paitv to maku the State

sohdlv Democratic.

TllK Ht-t'iftr gave otice a week a

that if Prohibitionists, Knights or Labor

and Grcenbaekers wanted to vote with Democrats they must vote the Demo

cratic ticket. This was said no doubt

in view of the faci that there was then .talk of the Democracy of this township

endorsing Harmon lJiatt whose political

views are not in harmony with tho party

calling itself the Democratic any more than with the Republican party. Last

Saturday tho ii- rii.tr returned tiit*mut-

ton. and jeferring to the-.combination bet.weoi) the Democrat? and Prohibitionists

.of Portland. Maine, said:

-. Not one of the Democrats probably •whovoted the pmhibition ticket on fbat c» a"»ion bclievrdin Prohibition or \y« ::i •vote for it at ny State election, biit.th ..'thought to vecijte a piece of strategy by ..deserting their principles. All sin-h -combination* politically as tie -e generally result in defeat to the patty planning them, and it is light they should.

A party that ha* principles but 'desertthem for a little political scheming de. rve the rebuke it receives for such tine" oerving jdans. a- »rigiiuite generally in the brains of men who have no principles. A

This was said In fore the convention

-.'of Saturday afternoon when the "men ^v.'ho have no principles"-'crammed down

llio tin-out of tin' Hi iftc tlio liiinu? of

political whut-is-it for Trustee. Tin

time sti-vini plans." -.v..

OK M/ATION. l-n.l.Mhi|. dUoiplino, its hiiml /.fill against th. nmniifai-tin.'I

faith, zeal aiul labor an- tin* moans lv of tliis ooimtrv. says that only 2H pi'r

wliu'li Kepublk'aii sucooss is to be joent. of tltf cost of iiuiuufiu*tuiv is piiM iraiiu

iw to Which shxll bo entitled to tho honor will mstuulo a lutlo

of bfiny ,-al!,,l tho third party. W

iievirir will hardly u'k oil ils own worils int! will still stK-k to wlinl it l»»--

saiil iu»\v for twn wi-eks tlwit iu*li "jKlilirai M-lH'iniiij ili'soives ivbukc for siu-li

root.isii i-.\i.r.in»n).

Tin- I'hira^o of a lati' ilato. in

'!. for labor. Tlio Tritium si-oms to think

that 110 statomrnt is too moiistioiis for If

statomrnt is too monst.oits

took to produce it. 1 hen it took tabor

to wash tin* sheep and sheaf them. It

took labor to card the wool, spin the yaru and weave the cloth. It took labor

to color and dtess it and prepare it foi

the shell of the merchant. It was labor

to superintend the factory which made the cloth. Kveil the hated capitalist who

owned the factory labored dav and night

to make ends meet. In Miort. almost

every cent that a coat cost is paid «»ut.

at some stage of its manufacture, for labor. It only 20 per cent, of the cost of a

coat l& foi labor will the Tribunt be so

kind as to tell us what the other 0 per cent, is for.' What does it represent?

FUI:I: itoAns.

It is'^ahl tl-.eie is a proposition pend

ing to turn the Crawfordsville Shannondale turnpike into a free road for a

specified consideration. This is a pro

ject in which the business men of Ciaw-

fords\ille are greatly interested and they

should see that it is not allowed to fail. From the region of Shanuondale theie

are two excellent free gravel roads lim

ning east and northeast, the one to Leb

anon and the other to Thorntown. The.se roads draw a great deal »»f business away

from Crawfotdsville, and unless the

Shanuondale turnpike is made into a tree

road we shall ultimately lose all the trade and business rrom the fertile region

about Shanuondale. It is said that sev

eral of the leading tanners along this

road have signilled a willingness to sub

scribe liberally towards making it free. Hon. Hannibal Trout, although he has a

lifetime pass for himself and family, has

said repeatedly he would pay to have this road made free. If a few others

would exhibit the same liberal spirit the

toll gates could soon be removed. Let the city and the country agree to share

the burden and the road will soon he a

free one. The toll alone that is now

'paid if applied to the purchase of the

road. wmld suflice to purchase he road at the low price demanded for it.

A I NION TOWNSHIP TICKKl', Th* King has nmde up the Democratic slate and the indications are that some

thing will break before they Jet go. it is

asJollows: For Clerk. Wallie Sparks

for Treasuier, W. W. Morg.tn: for Sher

iff. Alex Harper for Recorder. Frank Wren for Representative, M. J. Carroll

for Surveyor, Jerrc West:and for Coroner,

Dr. P. M. Layne, )i of Union township. The township of Union is considered tho

Democratic suit with which the entire

county must be satisfied and pay a tariff to the Ring for the use of the ballot, to

.ote. on election day. Rome will probab

ly -wl soon, and somebody will be sat

upon so hard us to make him sore for the

iest of his natural life. The music is going and the bears ate dancing but it is a

free light in the end.

Till-: piopoRed articles of .jgrecment betw« ejj the Northern and Southern Pi es-

byti'rias: Chunrlu s, drawn up by the

cret conference committee t.t Louisville

have now been made public. There are no differences in doctrine* that need ad

justment. The points of dilTejence are

two Tie' statu..- of colored ehurchcsaiid

mcmi'o and the political deliverances of the Northei church on the slavery

question. There are many who expect

that t..e dilYei'cnees ,JJ th these points will be adjusted. If they are, it must be

done bv the surrender on the part of the

Northern church of their position about the colored people. The Southerners

demand not only that th^se shall be or

ganized in separate iiurele-s. but that the*e chur.hes shall be divided intosep-

ters

tlif

»',litoi11-

ofitsn.uii.

he is mistaken. Let him take the coat

on his back and sec the tailor alone was not paid at least 'Jil per cent, of it.-*

ost for cutting and making it. And then

lei him go tluough the whole list of ex

penses and see if about all the cost of the coat is not made up of labor. In the

llrst place it took labor to raise the wool.

The fanner walked in the snows of inter

lo feed his sheep day by day. lie labor

ed to raise the grain and hay with whL-h they were fed. In fact, the whole cost

of the wool is but pay for the laboi it

aiate presbyteries and synods. seems

lather doubtful whether the Northern

church will be entirely willing to grant

this demand.

u. Hur.i Ki'.Mii lic.i:. of tIn- Ways nml

C'ominittoe of the House, .««ys.ot»r

fr'.oioru'ft ar«: now idl«» livo month.s in the

vi as -—that, thev produce omujgh in.seven mo tlis to glut thomatket. If this is so,

it is only hecauso the demand largedy

-uppdh-d by foreign manufacturer-*. Our

own mills ami faetorioB stand idl" live months in ihe voar in onh that, mills

and fa* !"ri** in Knglani may he kept

running twelve months in the year. If this is any argument in favor nf free

trad" lot Mi. D. and his friends make the

nioj-t of it.

S A Niiws. I note was tlierefore void. Tho case wiw of interest an toting the Sundav law to Whut I In* Ua|tpeumi ant! i* Happening In lnt«*r.*Ntt»tho IM.l.Uc. thf fullest extent. The jury, however.

Williams shot F.d Stewart in a saloon. The probablities are good tor the hang

man to get in hir. work.

—Princeton has secured a daily news- found in favor of Lby for the fullnmount.

paper for the tlrst time in its history. —Mrs. Hedell, of Viucennes. was found

father, as lie has surtendcrcd thepapers.

In the \Yaba»h circuit court, J. H. Mason was lined $•"») for representing,

without license or authority, a foreign

corporation. Mason was mixed up in a

Ohio Rohemian Oats Company, and as lie could not be reached in any other

way the jury fined him as stated above.

The telegraphers of the Wabash on the post mnrtnn to have died from

Yallev have organized a division with natural causes and was not murdered, by

tlttv-one members. Attic* is headtjuar- poison as was supposed

si\tv-thveo head of blooded horses

were sold at the Lnckoy Canuonay

sale, at Cambridge City. Aggregating.

Sls.onn.

Indianapolis has had another murder,

Covington is to have a chain gang.

The people have gotten tired of feeding

big, la/.y criminals, ami demand value received for grub furnished.

-The State Millers' Convention will

meet at their agricultural headquarters

at Indianapolis May to 11. An attendance of about thiee hundied is expected.

—Sett/ A* Nickuin. of the Ruck Shoal*

Silver Mine, in Mart in county, savs that

they have an inexhaustible quanity of

silver ore. and that the results of an an

alysis are perfectlv satisfactory.

Nancv Swope's second trial for"- the

killing of Sarah Dawson, a colored woman. hist summer at Summitville. began

at Anderson Monday. She was first tried

last October, but the jury failed to agree.

—For twenty years ending January 1,

lifty-live divorce cases were grant

ed and 2.72-' marriages were solemnized

in Dubois county, the smallest number of divorces of any county in Southern

Indiana

—John R. Young, an aged citizen of Huntington, died on Tuesday, having

bet poisoned by eating moldy cheese.

Otht»r membeis of the family were «l»o

oisoned. Two ot them, it is. &aid can

not recover.

—The Lake Erie A* Western Railroad

Company offers reward for the dis

covery of the person or p» rsons who nt-

tempted to wreck a train in the northern part of Kokomo. a few evenings ago. by

piling ties on the track.

N. J. York, of Monon, lias recently

been elected Past Grand Master Workman of the Supreme Lodge. Ancient Or

der of United Workmen. He was Grand

Master Workman last year of the State

Lodges. He has proven hiinselfto be an

ofllcer of good executive ability.

—District Prosecutor Sellers has dis

missed the suit »d' the United States

against Klmer S. Walker, of West Lebanon. for possession of regimental

r.-cords. which came to him from his

—An investigation of the administra

tion of the poor Farm of Klkiiart eouutv is under way. and developments are

rapidly coming to tin: front showing that

highly immoral practices are prevalent

among the inmates, some of whom are insane.

A Inige ledge of shale fell in the eoai

mine of C. C. IMt. located at Glendale.

in Yigo county, caging and injuring two

minois, Samuel Hunt and a man named Pierce. Hunt may recover, but Pierce

received fatal infuries about the head.

He lives at Glendale.

—The Tipton County Commissioners

have ordered the construction of a new

Court House and jail. A petition was

presented to them, signed by nearly

every tax-payer in the county, asking that the Court- House be built ul once.

The building will cost about ^'jon.oon

when completed.

—Mrs. Rachel Raker, of Wilmington.

Dearborn county, died at. her residence

in that village Thursday, at the advanc

ed age of ov»«r ninety vears. Until shortly before herdeeeas*- she preserved her

preserved her menial faculties ami bodily

vigor to a remarkable degree. She was

the mother of a large family, inoM of

whom are now old people.

—-Harmon Walkei was arrested at Richmond vesterday afternoon on the

charge of attempted murder, but as he

was released on £."00 bond, it isapparent

that the attempt will in no probability

prove fatal. Tuesday afternoon he met Pat Knnis, neighbor, in the road, and

duiing a quarrel that ensued Walker hit

Knnis with a ciowhar. inflicting a very severe wound on Knnis's head and anoth

er on hts arm.

A sensation lias been created among

politicians in Huntington hy the discovery that the School Hoard has introduced a

text hook in the public school entitled

"Polities for Voting Americans," which,

among other things. advocHtes and teaches simon-pure free-tiade doctrine*,

and rends v-'i much like Col,den Club

literature. The "protection" patrons of

tin* M.-hools are indiu'imhl that their chil

dren should be taught such pernicious* literature*.

Twelve yearri ago Juiuo* F.by. of

('otinersville. loam

The North Indiana Conference of the

Methodist Episcopal church convenes at Wabash Tuesday, March 27. Territorially

considered, the confluence embraces the

counties of Elkhart, Steuben, Lagrange,

DeKalb, Noble. Kosciusko. Whitley, Al

len, Wabash, Huntington, Wells. Adams, Miami. Howard, Grunt, Itlackford, Jay,

Madison. Delaware, Randolph and Henry,

nearly all of Waynr. Hancock, Hamilton, Tipton, a large portion of Cass, incltid.

lug Logansport ami parts of Fulton, Mar.

shall and St. Joseph.

—The New Albany fruit package man-

ufactorv has received a single onk-r irom Nashville, Tenn., tor -17.01)0 fruit baskets.

Frederick Schuott, the Uermr.n tarn

cr, near F.vansvillc, \«hose daughter was

so loidlv murdered last week by her

raged lover, has become a raving maniac trom the etVects of griet and depression.

Florence Phillips, a domestic employ

ed iti the latnilv of Seth Listier, a farmer living near Shelbvville. was arrested Kri-

dav, charged with killing her inlant bv

jumping on it, in a field where it was born

—The health ot Professor LaFollette State Superintendent of Public Instruction

has been so bad lately as to cause anxiety

among his friends lie is now at Hot

Spiings, and writes hacK that lie is improving under the treatment received,

—Harmon Dean, an eariv seplcr, aged

seventy-seven years, died quite suddenly

Wednesdav night at his home, three miles south of Moore's Hill. 11 is aged wile pass

ed awav the next morning, and the venerable couple were buried in the same grave.

—The prunarv contest ol the DePauw

branch of the State Oratorical Association

was held Friday evening. Thete were

tour contestants, and the judges awarded the first place to Mr. Robert G. Johnson.

The subject of the speech was "Philosophy

ot Political Parties."

—The Murphv Gospel Temperance

meetings at New Albany closed Sunday

night. During the series of meetings there

tor the past three weeks nearly 7,00(1 persons have signed the pledge ami a very de

cided improvement in the morals of the

city is plainly appatent.

john Moriarty, employed bv the I. «.Y

St. L. Railway Company, in repairing the

abutment of the Little Eagle Creek bridge

near ltu1ianapo.i», became excited tor fear that the derrick would (all upon a fellow

laborer, anil he ran and cut a guy rope.

Instead the derrick fell upon him, breaking his leg and indicting other injuries.

President Smart, of Purdue Univer

sity, ha* issued a circular containing the

revised scheme ol agriculture, horticulture and veterinary science. The course is be

lieved to bean eminently practical one,and

of especial value to tho»e who expect to engage in agricultural pursuits. Protessor

T. D. llinebauch will .have charge of the

school.

Rev. f. S. Hughes, whom the I rohibitionisls have nominated for Governor, if

a minister of the Christian church, having

been lorated for&e\eral vearsat Richmond but he now lives at Irvmgton. Two years

young man and a stirring speaker.

Miss Moiiie Druin, ot near Jefferson-

ville, seventeen vears old, elop'd last night with Peter Carnev sixteen yeaisold. Green

Druin, the girl's father, pursued them with

a shotgun. Co:: ing upon Robert Kckert, he accused him ot' abetting the elopement,

cocked and levelled his gun, which was

thrown up bv a bvsiandcr, thus preventing murt'er. Mr. l)rui:i is frantic. Miss Druin

left home once before and took r.ef'.ige witn

an aunt at New Albany.

A. W. Thotr.as. ol Warsaw, whose

estate* is valued at ^To.Ohl), has completed arrangements to give his entire est de to

the Methodist KpUccpal Foreign Missionary Society, in consideration ol them pay

ing him an annuiiv ol sfl.TjOO during life.

If his wile survives him, she to receive

an annuity of $1,01)0. The '-state

This is the

.' to H. C. Kshel-

maii atid.laeoh (Jeis. and took their prom

issory note for it. The interest, was paid

yearly for ten years. Hut when Khy recently brought suit on the note, the de

fendants put in the plea that the original

transaction was on Sundav, and that tin*

of the

KEHDXCAX,.

$350

a Month. No capital required. At ood chance to make money. Apply for territory *t once.

It.

Lauderlmch Co Newark, N.J.

Snc A MONTIl unit 1HIAR1) for .s 0 )Y«unt:

\v.

sione street,

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Ladies in oacli en

I'onmy. Ills.

Z1KG1.KK t* Co,, t'hlcHKo,

O S A E S E N W O A taueous employment in helling the

advam well

known eluur ol Meyer, Moore A- co„ who are continuing the buslnesK of tho Nw York and Havana cigar co Liberal terms. Sal* ary or commission Apply, Meyer, Moore A*

York.

Dropsy, Dipththcria, Erysipelas.

Weidner'sSvstem oftrwutment for Dropsy doc* nway with the old method of tapping and a en re una ran teed in all its various forms and Is absolutely harmless. Prcle, SI a bottle.

Weidner's Hipththeria Compound will positively affect a cure in all eases only two doses required for a permanent cure. PrlerSl.

Weill net's Seal! ne is a never falling cure for Krvstsclas and uli skin eruptions per box %\.

AH the above medicines will he sent by mall, postpaid on receipt of price. J. K. Weidner, West. Karl, Pa.

PARKER'S

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Hair to it* Youthful Coh.r. CuredflCA]|(H»'n»r*And hair fulling 'A .'A' it Pnjr^lwt!^

HINDERCORNS.

gurenl and Rwt our «Tn. Kntmrt's oomfor

Tho mfeet, Rirenl and Rwt euro forCorun, llunlouft, Ptoivi lUl paTn. Knnjn-* smfort to tho fo*U Nvv«*r i' 16 oonla at l)ruKKl5t«. Uiaoox«!.N.

to cur* oonla at l)ruKKl5t«.

MEMORY

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SUCCESS

Wholly Unlike ArtiOclal Moans, Any Book Learned in One Reading, Clnssesof UN7 at Hallirror* ami IPOo at Detroit, lartfe lasses of (.'olumbla I.aw students, at Yale, Wellrhley, Oberlln, Volversilv of P«nn., Miclitkjun UniveiNlty, Chautauqua, Ac., Ac. Kndoihett by Maik Twain, Kicbard rortor, the Scientist, lions. W. W. Astor, .1 udah P. Ittnjamin, Judge Gibson, K. H. Cook, Principal Mate Normal College, Dr. Hrown, Ac. IVospectus post tree from PLOK. 1.UISKITK,i17 Fifth avr NewYork

L1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT

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Lnucet, etc.

GENUINE WITH

BLUE SIGNA-

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David A Co., Fen-church Avenue, tendon, KtiKland.

1 von need a pf rfecj tonic or a blood pin 1 tier, take Dr. |ones' Heil clover Tonic. It speedily cures all troubles of the stomach, kidneys and liver. Can betaken by the most delicate.. Price.")0 cents, sold by Lew Fisher.

The blood must be purt if i*'e body would lie in perfect condition. Dr.J. 11. McLean's Strengthentn^ Cordial antl Blood Purifier makes pure blood, and imparts 'he rich bloom of health and vijfor to the whole body, SoidbyNv* iV I n,

Ballard's Snow Unim^nt.

Thi- liniment is a positive cuie for rheumatism, neuralgia, lame hack, sore chest, old .sore*-, wounds, sprains and all bruises. It is tho most, penetrating Hqjinenl iu tho world. It will restore contracted muscles to th"lr uatura

It will cure the worst case ot croup. Jt is an absolute specltie for corns, bruises, chapped hands, etc. I«adies will Unci it. particularly effective in lame back. T. D. Brown A* Son a»enth. 1

F«r rhensn.itic and neuralyn pains, rub in iJr, ). 11. Mcl.eati's Volcanic Linitnen', you will lint suffer lon^« i»ut will be gratified with a speedy and effective cure. Soid tv Nve A' t'o.

aco he was the Prohibition a .dida:e tor helpless he could not turn in bed or raise his I head everybody said he was dying o| conState Socretaiv, and since then he has

given almost his entire attention to prohibition work. He is comparatively a

Excitement in Texas.

(it» at ex'Itement bus been caused in the vicinity of Paris, T»x.. by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. K. oriey, who was so

sumption. A trial bottle of in*. King's New Discovery wsis sent him. Finding relief, he bought a'large bottle ami a box of Dr. Kings Now Idfe. Pills by the time he bad taken two boxes o| pllls'itud two bottles of the Discovery, lie was well and had gained In tbsh thirty six pounds. Trial Bottlcsof thls..«reat Discovery tor Consumption tree at Nye A- CO

bucklen's Arnica Salve.

I he best salve in the world for cuts''bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chllblulns, coins, and all si In erupt ions, tind posit tvely cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money relunded. Price 'Jr» cents per box. For sale at Nye A (.o's drugstore.

•\roncKOF

E N I N E

Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. All others, similar are imitation. This cxact Label isoncach Pearl

Top Chimney. A dealer may say and think he lias others as good,

HUT UK HAS NOT.

Insist upon the Exact Label and Top. FO SA

E W E E

E O N

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Honesty pays. So say Colt »V Co., who advertise in this paper puie and honest house No charges made for consultation, paints. Head their advertisement on pngcrj and try their paints. You run no risk iiuv through your dealer, who gets a guuran e»» from them, and he will warrant to you tcrtainlv this is tin. Honest goods and square dealing their motto.

N I I need to take those big cathartic pill*-. J. II. McLean's l.tttU I.iverand Kidney Fillets are tnoore agreeable and effective. Sold bv Nvc

Co.

ISSOLVKNCV.

onsists A'"'

of a large furniture factory, two lull bua h» tie- Montgomery Circuit Court, ness rooms, several houses and lots in the 's hereby given that upon petition tiled ii* »n said court by the administrator of aul estate, a I 1 1 in ii a a liabilities are estimated al lh.OOU which decedent to pav the debts and liabilpies thereof, the Society will a-smne. V?" "J!"" «,« liih .lay .jf

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\tiilf of Elizabeth (',

M.ir« h, lrti^s, find .-.nd estate to be nrobabhy

TllK peculiar combination of Hibbatd'n I inglv. The credit»rs of said estate are tlierefote Hheuno.l I:* Syrup enables It to do what no hereby notified of such insolvency and required to oilier remedy has ^vor accomplished, and it tile their claims against .said estate for allowance, is dally curing those who yeais ago bad Witness, the Clerk and seal of said court at given up al hopes of being cured. Crawfordsville, Indian:!, tins !»tlt dav of uch, v.

Jan.'J!,

,i,. the same to be settled accord*

I1KNKY 1! IIC1.K1T. Clerk

MEIUI'l'-S ^AIJC.

Hy vitlue of certified c«|»r nf decree to- me dircctcd from the I lerlv of the Montgomery IT cuit Court, it) ei«e wherein Samuel Umtonl is Plaintiff, an4 Jtoltus 11. U«sk etal are defendint*, rr«|iimn^ me to make the sum of live hunched an«i nine dolUrs and twenty cenu, with interrM fn said detiee and costs, I rtill expose at public tale to the highest bidder on

SA n'UDAV, MAHl'll SUt, A. U. I8««, betvvern the hours of JOo'clock a. in. ami 4 o'clock p. in. of *.ud day, al the door of the Court lloui-f in the ciU Crawfordsville, Mon'goinerr County Indiana, the r« no. anil piftitts f«r a let not exceeding fceven rrars, the following real estate In Ihe oun of'Montgomei mid State «»f Indiana to. wit:

The northeaM ijiarler(N the *onthw»st quarter iS W,'4.) »f section thirtv-one (HI). towns»lii eishtevn ,tlK mirth, of range five (.'») \v»-»t, conUiining 87 flL'- |MI itw»rr or less.

If fuch rents and profit* will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy t»aid decree, interest ami cost* I will, *t the same time and plarr, expose tv public fcalc the fer simple of ?.aid real eMato «»r ^o much thrr»of as mav lie Mifficient to di*charge'•aid decree, interest and costi,. Said sal* will be made witnowt HUT relief whatever from va'imtiwu or appraisement bws

KltKN'kZKU I'. McCt.ASK MV, Sheriff Montgoniery county,

Hv K. H.Cox, Deputy. 'harles 1.. Thomas. Attorneys for Plaintifl. M«o 10, 1M»8—w

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I'.statc of Mli/abpth Montr, ilccrasril, ui'lCK OK AI'POINTM IIN T.

Nolirc is hrrtih* yivrn, iluit the undersigned hits hrrii iippointi'd .int duly t|u.ditird as ailiuinistrator ot the estate of Kli/abrth Moore, late of Montgomery eotinty, Indiana, deecased. Said state is supposed to hr solvent.

ALItKHT C. .IICNNISON,

MarehlT. l.-SS. Administrator,

K) SKI.I. IlKAL

HI- IMiTI 1'ION

i\ ESTATe. Ptolute Cause No. Throdoie J*. Uisiine, adininistialor of the rs« tate of Samuri U. Drmorct ileeeascd, vs. Samutl Deimiret rt al in the ('ir.i jt Court of Montgomery count In diana, Maieli Term, 1KHS,

To Samuel Drmorrt, Amattda li. Demorrt,11ar lie! (tuiikle. Sarali Ititscnhark, Millno Demorrt, Maryarri Dt motet, Soplironia Trter, William L. t'eter, llai tn -loinew Drmoret, Hi/a Irmotet, Anna NVrav. Carson Wrav, Olivurl*. Dernoret, Mli^abelh Demorel, .lane !tu«h, N'ardimait J. Itu-li, Samni'l Itranch, Ui-hceea Itirhatdson, J«hn It l»a« tsi mi Ktinic l*r:tn- h. JLaikin Itcindi, Ktuma Htacrh, Maryerv Mart in, (»^orj»e Martin, Klmer hrati. h, llarriet l*. Uurkevbiir, Aaron W» Hut ke\biir.Susan M. St:uul:o d,'A lou/o Standard, 5 lCUeti !•". I*'vens.Thomas Kvens, Kraneis O Kvettk, tieorue K\ens,(irippin l'ietec, Otto A Pioree, ov Demote! and Otphtus

You arc severalty htrehv n«ttilic»l that lite above named petdionet, as administrator of the estate ^foresaid, has tiled in the Circuit Court Montuoiuei counlv, Indian.i, a petition, in ikiny von defendants thereto, and pravtnir 'herein for an order and dec tee of said court authrriy tag the sale of certain real estate belonjjint: to the estate of said decedent, and tn said petition described, tomake assets f-»r the payment of the debts and lia* 1 bihties of said estate and that said petition, sr tiled and pending, is sei foi hearing in said Circuit Court at thv. Cotnt Mouse in Crawfordsville, Indiana, on the tllh judicial tlav if the March

Tetm, ISSS, oj' said court, the same briny the iMthday of Apnl, PSs. Witness, tlip Clrtk ami seal nf said court, th. 'J'.Mhdaviif February, 1S5-S.

HKNKY It, ilCbKTT,

.March l*\SS. Clerk.

NOTICE OF SALE

County Property.

Notice is hereby given thul the Hoard ot--'-. Com t* Isti oners of the County of on tannery will .ell at pnh ic unction to the hiuhrst and best bidder at the Auditor's ollioe in said county on

TPKSDAY, MAY2»tto, 1XS.

At II o'clock a. m. of said day, the following described real estate belonging sjid county, to-wit:

All that part of the west half of the northW'Kt cjiiHrleri^) of section tblity two t:W). lowntshtp ctijhteeu (IS) north, of ramce west, that lies north ofSuuar Creek, c(mtainltiK Uft»a»n d*o acr#s tnoie or less. Also all that part of the northwest quarter i}.») of. the north west quaiter (1 of section thirtyone 'd), township ei^bteen (lb) north, ol range five-."o west, that lies north of Suirar Creek, containing eluiileeti and ninety one hundredths (IS acres more or less.

Also part of the west lf (1 of the southwest ,»of Moctton twenty-nine r^»), in town ship et^ntcen 1S» north, of ranne live

W(»t,

across label. 111^ 1 I 1 rceommend-

TURF HAKON 1 l\L. u(nKt. lubeL

ed as a ni«ht cap instead of alcoholic drinks.

LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT

bounded us follows: heKiuntiiK at a slakt- or point in Su nr Creek at the southeast corner of kaid west half ot said quarttr section, running thence west sixteen ami one fourth tit.1.,) poles to a stake or stone near the edge ot the water, thence north thirty .•'••») poles and feet to a stake or stone, then north forty seven and one.ha!I I"1 degrees east sixteen (hi)poles ami live '.*! 11 nks to a stake or stone in sabl east line, thence south forty (I0j poiesy. othe place ot iH'iiinitim*, containing three. ','j acres, nH»re«)r b^s.

Also all that part of the east ha!f (1.d of the southwest quarter of sec:ion twen'ty-nine (£h, township eighteen IS) north, of range five (."») west, that lies northwest of the southeast bankofSugar ('reek containing thirty.-' (.'i-U acres more or less

Said property wilt beso'd upon the following terms: One third cash, one third in six months and one-third In one year Irom date of sale, the delict red payments to he secured by note undmottgage and to hear six per cent, interest from date.

The Boatd reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Witness our hands this

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elasticity rubbed on th«» throat

nth

day of March,..

jos (iiu'nu, A. UKMI.KY. A. H. HOWKIUV

Board (U Commissloinns.

March IT, iss:b-b)w

Insure in the umo Farmers

V'oa I I ciLi.owiN'i I A S O N S

ll has age. experience, reputation and stability II is safe, prudent and onsirvative It has done a successful business for f«»rl\ years The \#hto Farmers issues a short, plain policy with few conditions The Ohio Kariaers insures only farm property, churches, si hool hc»nr,e and duellings When vour policy expire?, renew in the Ohio Farmers Forty vears of MICCC** is a guarantee of future stahililv 1*.D. VOHIS, A»KN I

PROFESSIONAL.

\V. 1\ B111 TTl N. W .tt.MOF KIT.

BRITTON & MOFFE1T

AT rORNEYS-AT-LAW,

CR A W FC HI VIM ,K. IN DIA N A. Otlico over MoHett, Morgan^ Co'. drug

WM. M. REEVES,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND LAWYER.

Oflice over Kline .V (»t uhaiu's.

Will engagr in all kinds ot law practice ami aho ae. an trustee, receiver or assignee when ue-

J. It. UUIO OKI). W.T. WnlTTINtfTON. isfl

Burford & Whittington,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

CKAWFOUDSVII.LK, INDIANA. Montgomery and ad^lning

Practice in conntiesand in the Supreme and Federal court Are tnMnlers of the largest .md most reliable law associations and make collect Inns throughout the world. Mortgages foreclosed. Kstates properly settled. Chatges reasonably. Otllee over 12-i^ Fast Main street.

F.D.ABRAHAM,

AttornnY-at-Law unci Notary Public,

A W FO11DS VII ,1. F., INI I A N A.

Oflice in room No. 'J. rawford Hl"i k,otj Main St.

p.s. KKNNKDV, U. s. Commissioner.

S. KKSNKPV, Notary Public.

Kennedy & Kennedy,

ATrOKNEYS-AT-LAW,

CUAWFOUDSVIhU- INDIANA. Oflice in Ornbaun llbuk. North Washington St.

M, n. WIIITI •. K. IIrvPHiuKS

White & Humphries,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

A W K() 1! I )S 11.1,K. IN I IA N A.

PENSIONS.

S. A. S

A I

I:I.I„

N I A

PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT.

Special alt en 11 cm gi\ en I pensions, increase ami all kinds of govern incut claims.

Oflice No. I .Joel Hlock, Crawfordsville, Intl.

M. if. UAI.KY II. V.CiAliBY

GALEY BROTHERS, DliNTlSTS,

CltAWFOKDSVIM.K, INDIANA. Min e, Fisher Hloc'», Ma in St.

THEO. MOMECHANT" DKNTIST.

CK A W l-'OKDHVI I.LK, IN Dl A NA. Tenders hU serviec to the public. Motto "Oood work and moderntf prleeu