Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 March 1888 — Page 4

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THE JOURNAL.

J'lfl.VrKi) K\'KiiT SATURDAY.

T. 11. 1*. McCAlX. liilltor.

(One Year, In advance

for the purpose ot selecting two

Fountain Montgomery

Venn ill ion

JOHN BIAS. WH. It. SVlh'UKKT.

..$1/5* l.»5 .75

TEHMS •. One car, outside county (Six Months, in advance

SATI ROAY, MARCH Kl, ISSS.

KKiU'l'll DISTKICT CONV KN'l ION,

To be Held at Cra\vford*vlU««, Thurfda, April tP, to Select Delegate* to Chicago.

TlipUepubltotths of.he Elulitl. concu-^- .,

IK,i, at Uu-Court House. In CniwfordsvUlo.on most without limit, ami lu- shoiil.l lu Tliiirsiliiy. April 1:'. lsS at 1 o'clock p. ni..

niul two alteriiHtes to repiVMin «iiil Histiiet

in the next National Republican Convention.

The several counties are lowing representation in VI*:

All Kepubllc-ans and those who will act with them in the coming campaign,are in invited to participate in the selection ot delegates. JOHN 11 HVKFOUD,

Chairman.

Uepuhlicau Convention.

Montgomery county is entitled to even delegates to the State Convention, which meets at Indianapolis, Thursday. Mayo, ISSft, at 11 a. m. to elect four delegates at large and four alternates to represeut the State of In diana in the next National Republican Convention.

At ft recent meeting of the County Central Committee, was ordered that the delegates selected to the Distilet Convention, which meets in Crawfordsville, Thursday, April 19, lSv, be authori/.el to se.ect sahl seveu delegates. Iu compliance with the orders of the committee, the delegates trom tlie several townships In Montgomery county .selected to attend said District Convention, will meet In caucus at the small courtroom, in Craw* fordsville. on Thursday, April in, 1nS. at 11 a. m. and select fee veu delegates and seven alternates to represent said county In the State Convention, which meetsat Indiana polls. May .i, ISSS. JOHN II. BURFORU,

T. H. B.Mt CAIN, Cnalrman. Secretary.

KErriU-lCAN TICK ICT.

For Trustee— SAMUEL F. HKNItY. For Justice of the Peae..1—

JOHN W.KAMSAY. JOHN C. ClirMASKKO.

FRANCIS McGl I.I.I Alt II. For Constal!e.s— Wm. I}. HANNA. l.i 111

Next Monday will occur the township election. Hepublieans will please bear this fact in mind.

The Republican nominee for 'J rustc. 11 every township are excellent men in every respect. See that thev are elected.

PAMfEL F. Hf.nky has been a faithful and efficient- township Trustee. There no reason why lie should not have .iO'i

majority.

The House has passed a bill authorizing the issue of "shinplasters" of the deIK'iuiimtiiiii of ten, fifteen, tweiity-ih'e

and fifty cents.

States, all in a Treasurers—l'oik,

TllHEfc Democratic row. with defaulting

of Tennessee. Vincent, of Alabama, and Tate of Kentucky.

Why is it that all Democratic newspapers and politicians are in favor of a Prohibition party, but none of them in favor of Prohibition?

Nkxt Monday will occur the t-iwm-hip elections, it is important that everv Republican voter should be at tlie polls and bring his doubtful neighbor with him.

The House committeeoii public building and grounds have agreed to report, favorably, bills making appropriations for government buildings in Indiana, as follows: Richmond. SfiO.llilU Logansport. $.*»0.0(i0 Madison. $40,0(10.

TlIK star-eyed Goddess ,,f Reform lias 110 (lies on her.—LafnyrUr Sumiiiji 'I true.". Especially in her native Kentucky hom". where the S-K-G is squeezing the life-blood out of the old liourboii Commonwealth at the rate of $400,(100 at fine full swoop.

Ri:t*riii.ii'ans should remember that the State convention to select delegates at large to the Chicago convention meets at Indianapolis on tlie ltd cf May. There seems to be some confusion about the date, and the fact should be brought to the attention of evei county.

Tehiu: IIai tk K-rjtrrxit: The ,1 r(/o,t lie organ of the kicker Democrats, serv

*l.ii-wd ami i- iivfnl voter will ju.lg.' as to the busitioss i|tiiilin«'titioiis of tho mn.li(lato. ami as a sluowtlbusinosL. man himself will vast liis vote wl.oro ft will In: »r tin: ijrouti'st bi'jirllt tonll i-oni-eim I

TlIK TOWNSHIP F.LKCTIONS People generally do not give tlmt earnest attention they should to township elections. Township oflk'os mv among tho liioM important olVieos of tin* country. nnd tho people arc directly interested in seeing tlml they are tilled by tho most honest mill competent mcii to bo found The township trustee has

Tli

authority

uv US(

loni.l itot wilt meet lintt'leBiitc ivtncn- ..

mall

llcll

said convention

The time, manner and place of selecting the debate* to the above named convention will be Uesdfinateo by the several County Central Committee and due notice given In each county.

Sulli-

notieetiiat Mr. Murray Urigg.«, of Van. who has recognized the formal announcement of his candidacv, wliii'h was in the shape of a resolution adopted by the county convention in his county, will not re live the full Democratic vote of

Vigo count v. A new candidate is aunounccil iu I'oui'tain county, making about, a dozen up to this time, and Mr. John Lamb is lion milee away at Washington.

Township elections approach. The voter will soon lie called on to make choice of a man to administer township affairs. The business ot a township is much greater, and lequires more skill and foresight to manage properly aud to tlii- advantage ofthe tax-paper, than the largest es'ate in the county. Hence.- the

with lirmiii'ss. jjoinl judgment ""d

bsolllti'hoiiost v. Anyou.' who doi'iS not

those .vnuiivim-nl* is not a salr

ntttlol to the fob man for trustee. Ami we say this ithout iviinnl to any pr rlH'.ilai' i-amiiilato in aiiv township. It is i»f infinite importance to have a thoroughly competent mail to till an ollici-, especially that of

Trustee. The Kopulilicims ill eaeli township have bl eu particularly fortunate in the selection of candidates for this oftie and they should rally to their support and elect them. Sectional ivnd petty Jealousies should be thrown aside. It matters not in what part of the township a candidate may live. The question to ask is, docs he possess the .JelTetsoniaii (|uali!ications. honesty ami capability. In possession of these you may be sun that he will look alter the interests of tin.'whole township, regardless of localitv. It is the duty of Republicans therefore to preserve a level head and do nothing tlmt will lie legretted after

ward.

K.N MII.I,EIt.

STlt.I., Sl.Y HI NT.

The PemocrHcv of tliis township an on a still, sly hunt. The Chairman of the Committee lias issued a circular which has been addressed and sent to each Democratic voter through the postoffice. The oommittee is not familiar with the names of all the Demociats. oth'"rwi«e one of these circulars would not have been sent to a Republican, the following of which is a copy:

Peak Silt:—The [dace of voting in No. 1. the precinct in which you reside, is at Bandeis' shop. It is very important that we get out the full vote f.n Township officers at the election to be lipid on April 2. Isss.

Vetheiefore select you as a committee of one. ami as a Democrat, 1. To attend said election without fail.aud to use your influence as in the past, forthe election of our entire ticket. 2. To insist on your Democratic neighbor goin^ to the polls, and to see that eveiy voter of your neighborhood is out and at work.

If this is done the result will be satisfactory. lJv order of Committee. ('HAS. JOHNSTON, Chairman. •It.iir. West. Secretary.

It would be well for Republicans not to be caught napping. The Jovunai. would suggest wherever the word "Democrat" or "Democratic" appears in tile above circular, that "Republican" bo substituted and act accordingly.

Thf. Philadelphia 1'riM.t i.hows what is going on In that city under high license: "The high license law is proving more efficacious in reducing the number of liquor saloons ill Philadelphia than its most

sanguine friends supposed. Fully forty per cent, of the retail dealers who ob

tained licenses under the low rate and loose requirements of the old law were deterred by the high charges and rigorous conditions of the new law from even asking for a license. If all the applications were granted the number of saloons in this city would lie reduced fiom fi.TT'J, the present number, to :i. 12". but if any expectation of its reaching the latter number existed anywhere it lias been effectually dashed by the decision of the (Juarter Sessions Judges rendered yesterday on the applications from seven wards. These wards have now in full blast l,:tl2 saloons. Petitions were presented for under the new law. and of these the Circuit rejected :tt!S, or a little more than one-halt. Nine others were withdrawn, making :i77 failures to receive license and fifteen are still under advisement. The number of applications granted in these seven wards are which is just about 2'ii per cent, of the number of licensed saloons now in these seven wards. Should the same ratio be maintained in the remaining twenty-four wards the toUil number of saloons ill

Philadelphia will be redmvd to less than l.TidO. and the city's revenue of $100 on eacli license, as $100 goes to the litati will be under $000,000."

(N'E of the bills passed bv the Setiati! Monday piovidcs for the pensioning at $2.'i a month of volunteer female nurses who served during the war. This is an act of long and strangely delayed justice a noble class of women. Manv of tlietu have died of diseases contracted iu the discharge of their perilous duties, and we are sure no human person can object lo this tardy recognition of the services of those who remain. The record of faithfulness and self-saerilice they made during the war can never be told, for it was mainly made away from observant eves and with no expectation of reward.

The very modesty and patience with which they performed their deeds of blessed memory ought to have made a sufficiently strong appeal to have secured for them the passage ot a pensicn bill long ago.

lii'.vosn the preference for an Indiana man, iirst for ex-Senator Harrison and second for Judge Grebham.for President, Thf. Jfii'itNAi. is tied to the fortunes of

Why You Feel

So weak and exhausted is because your blood is impure. As well expect tlm sanitary condition of a city to be perfect with detilcd water and defective sewerage, as to expect such a complicated piece of mechanism as the human frame to be iu good order with impure blood circulating even to its minutest veins. Do you know that every drop of your two or three gallons of blood piloses through the heart aud lungs in., about two and a half minutes, aud that, on. its way, it makes bone and musclo, brain and nerve, and all other solids*' and fluids of the body? The blood isthe great nourisher, or, as the I3iblo terms it,

,|u» public immoy al- I

"The Life of the Body."

Is it any wonder, then, that if the blood be not pure anil perfect in its constituents, yon sutler so many indescribable symptoms

Ayer's Sarsaparilla stands "head and shoulders'' above every other Alter® atlvo and lilootl Medicine. As proof, read thes«» reliable testimonies:

G. C. Brock, of Lowell. Mass., says: For the past 'J."» years 1 have sold Ayer's Sarsaparilla. In mv opinion, the best remedial agencies for the cure of all the diseases arising from impnvities of the blood are contained in this medicine."

Kugene T. Hill. M. D., Sixth Ave., New York, says As a blood-purilier and general builder-tip of the system, I have never found anything to equal Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 3t gives perfect satisfaction."

Lumbago, Catarrh, &c.: and is, therefore, the very best

Spring and Family Medicine in use. It beats all," says Mr. Cutler, of Cutler Brothers & Co., Boston, "how

Ayer's Sarsaparilla

does sell." Prepared by

Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1 oix bottle*, $&. Worth $3 a bottle.

n«» Keptibliran leader. randidate, even above an Indiana man—first, last and nil the liinf—is the Kepublicnn party and it doesn't propose to los«* its head. Tmk Jot'itN.vb is ii"t a hen-wnihiper.

Tin: Xsws has tumbled frmn its toploftienl position on tin* rnilroad tax. botli in regard to tin auiounl :mi as to whethei* it sliould be voted or not. ll fell from $IIn.imm) or £i rj.uou down t" ooi(, and while it was not. done very ijraeefully yet the fall was all tin? same —ofthe dull thud variety. It couldn't say imm), as that- would lut^e been the e\aei truth, and exaetne^s ih not one of the A ryu* AVir.s' cliara*tvristie:?. As to whether the tax should be VoU-d. |it has faced both way?.. It evidently wv.nted to eateli ubtjeribers? both a comin'

aud a ^oin*.

Tup. campaign liar waits until the eve of spring his infamous fab

is abroad, lie th election to ehooils. The two

Democratic organs are overflowing. This plan ol campaign is too aged to be effective. Prank Henry the present efficient Trustee, is the object of their bitter at-

iicks.

A ('aril Troio Tru-tee llearv.

To the E'JIIor of The Journal. I see bv a correspondent to an unreliable concern published in this city and masked by the name or newspaper, that I have been guilty of peculation in office. 'Tills eo! respondent. 1 wisli to ::tate most emphatically, is a false alarmist, to not use stronger language in his ease. I have purchased of James it. .Scott wood to the amount of $27.'!. and paid him for it. I have also purchased wood of Capt_

II. H. Talbot, of Arch Martin, of Charles Gilliland. of Charles Allen and several other parties, all of whom were paid as Mr. Scott was paid, and $:!..'( pel cord was the average price paid all. ll nt into the pockets of the man who sold it ami Mr. Giubb nor myself nevesgot a single cent. The liar is visible in every line of the cominunnieation of.l. p." The figures are at my office and can be seen by anyone together with the name of every person to win in wood was taken, also the nam of every person of whom wood was purchased. 'The books arv open forinspection by any taxpayer of the township ami inspection is invited. The fourteen dollar account about which "J. K." howls so loudly was hauled by Mr. Scott from his own taim, ami was his own propeliya fact patent to all. For the further information of

Mr. "J. P." I will state that I have prevented the larceney of a public highway since I have been in office,...but never at

tempted to steal one. Sam'i:bi. F. 'Henry.'

CJ. A. It. Notice.

MePhejson Post No. 7. G. A. K. will hold its regular int'etin^ at K- of P. hull

W. II. Wkhstkii. Adj.

No one Klmuld delay when they have a cough or cold, when a fioeeht lKittle of lil^elow's Positive Cure will promptly and «af«ly cure them. Dollar 8i7ai cheapest for family use or chronic oases. Sold bv LewFlsher.

Ballard's Snow Liniment

Is a sure cure for rheumatism, neuralgia sore chest, old sores, wounds,sprains, bruises Restores contracted muscles to natural elasticity, cures worsteronp, Is for external use. Cures corns, chapped hands, etc.. Ladies, it 5s very etlectlve for lame back. Price •ri0 ccntr.

T. I). Hrowu A* Hons, amenta.

N i:\v iiitjss.

Mr. 1'ioetor lias moveil Into the Scott propcrtv. Mrs..). l. llostotter vlslteil at Jamestown last week.

Tlie Normal will iei in April -itl wllh a good attendance. 1. !. Stafford will occupy the pulpit M. 10. church Sunday morntni

Misses Codie boekman ami Oraee Halril starleil to Tendcssee Monday 111

harlcs Harlan, otJaniotown. was hereon Thursday. He starts to school at lianvllle next week.

S. Mt-Callum will occupy tin* pulpit at the Christian church Saturday cveiiim: aud Sunday moruinu ami evening.

The ladies of New Koss ami vicinity will give a supper at Ailkins Hall on Saturday evpning, March 3i, for the benefit ol the 1 ohi

T. A. brown. Mrs. Hell and daughter starled to Montana Friday. Owing to snow block

Aver'.s Sarsaparilla proves equally aiie out West they hail lo chiiiibo their route. orti.'.pin.w ill -ill forms of Scrofula Mrs. T. T. Munhall atlemled the millinery-i etluaeioiis in .ill forms ot rotula, at Imltam.polls last week ami reBoils. Carbuncles, tczenia. Humors, I mrneil with a nice display of sprint: millinery.

,1. B, Kvans will talk on alcohol and its effeets on the human body, Tuesday niRht, 'April !, at school building. Everybody is invited. 8ome persons have held a post mort.on examination over an overshoe louud on the K. east of town. '1 hey decided that it was the postmaster's.

The MurUrts. INDIANAPOLIS.

CA'l'Tt^r.-- 1'iXtra choice steers. $1.".*»(!'• ood. fair to «ood lloii.s llea^v, mixed and heavy packing. $4.7r»tL/*

Shi ki'—duuee lambs. $4.oo

(iood to medium, ?:i.ilii^$l.l!i /'"in tuon. fHICAttO. ]{o(ts—Beeripts heavy, marketaetive lifrht. lou^'li packing. iH mi\etl and heavy packing. t'ATi hi:--Uei eipts ood. tnarkwl irregular. Extra, ^4. l*» 1 $ 2 7 SiiF.Kp—Market strong, common lo 4 a

I'UOOfCH MARKET.

Furnished bv Bai*uhill. lb'nmday A* Pickett. K^K's. lOe butter. ^l^.^e lard. 7.U" e: tallow. 'JC^ -Jie live cbicketis. .•?1.7."i^/.ri.': dressed. ?2.1M iive turkevs, dresM'd.

STATE NEWS.

What lln- Happened and is Happening in Indiana.—OI Interest to tin* Public.

Natural gas has been lound at Shelbyville at a depth ol fj7% ieet.

Asa feature of her "boom" Muncie is agitating thes^wer question.

—The trial ol the election conspirators at Indianapolis will take place May l.:n a

postponement.

—A transcript of the Coy-Bcinbamcr cases has been filed in the Lnited Slates

Supreme Court.

The Clay county Democrats have chosen James $1. Iloskins chairman ot their comrt ittees for two vears.

—The jurv in the case of the State v«. \V. R. Wright lor the shooting of John Knodcr lound White lusiifiable.

—MLss Nellie Hridges. a student of DePauw I'niversitv. ami a young ladv of more than ordinaly attainments, died Tuesday of consumption, at her home in that eitv. She was the only daughter of the late William liriggs.

—The colored It. publicans of I'enn township. Parke county, have orgnnl/.ed another liruee Can* elub, every lored man except one responding to the rail. This make* three Kiuei* Carr clubs gunixed in Parke county.

Or. A. T. Knightly. Win. Daggy and John K. Omvens. of Indiana, and an equal number of incorporators of Kentucky, have beer, granted a railway charter by the Legislature of that State. Tin road will extend from a point opposite Madison. Indiana, to Southeastern Kentucky, tapping valuable eoal fields in its

course.

—Adam Herzog. one of the Commissioners of Tippecanoe county, who has already served two years, took out hi full citizenship papers only last Thursday. lie has also been City Commis sion. of Lafayette for years. Mr. Her y.og s.ivshe declared his intentions when he (fame out of the army, which he entered at nineteen, and served four and a half years.

—•The ex-soldiers of White eountv, through a eotntuitt.ee appointed by Tippecanoe Post. No. M. G. A. It., harteall-cx-soldiers, to as-

on Sat.ir.lav ..ri.nl.iK, April 1, l-.-s, at 7 "..-.-ting of All S..1.11.M-S tlmt liuvti lit'on so'il'l'' «t M-mtiwIlo, tl,,- nunty sw.t .m Satuidav, March !U.to petition Congress

o'clock p. m. elected will please present themselves for muster. All comrades are cordially invited to be present.. ..y

H. R. TiNShKYVVosi'"Con".

for favorable pension legislation, and particularly to pass the per diem service pension bill now pending in Congress. This measure meets with general favor among the ex-soldiers, as it is thought to be founded upon a correct principle.

—A genuine ease of black leprosy is reported from t'nion township, Madison counlv. The victim is Frank Smith, a highly-respected and wealthy farmer. Mr. Smith's entire body is covered with large black and greenish spots, and the llesh is rotting and dropping off, leaving the bone perfectly bare. The patient was

DAT GOOD! AND NOTIONS.

THEY HAVE ARRIVED

CKir New Spring Millinery Goods

In all the laicst styles. New ribbons .mil stylish trimniings:' AVe have also received our

spring sto.-k ol black anil colored ^io-^rain. Morci and Sursh silks in almost eveiy shade.

Tin el Hraids are very popular this season for dress trimmings. We have them

desirable shades. Our stock of dress goods is now complete.

East Main Street, next Door to Elston's Bank.

Win

im.

Will be at Crawfordsville

I O S E

TlIK MTAUZKR COMPLETED.

Something New and Wonderful. The VITALIZE!?, Restores Manhood and Cures Chronic Diseases. The Greatest Invention of the Age,

expected to ilie at any moment at last reports. Much alarm has been caused in that immediate vicinity over the dreadful disease

as it is highly contag

ious. —Tlie State TreaMirer lias forwarded $ir.:t:i7 ."|(I as (be scmi-annur.l imerest on $340,000 leniporarv loan bonds and tHKl relunding bonds, which interest falls due in Nc*. York on April 1.

—Tlie trial of Peter Cooper, of Switzerland county, for I lie murder of Augustine Stuart, in November. IsST, in a saloon in i'lorcne". was begun at Madison Mondav.

Being More Pleasan

Dr. C. McLane's Celebrated

LIVER PILLS

WILL CURE

lilt. PRKZIXGER'.H New Syntom of Reetnl Treatment and medication does uwny with all the old methorin ot cutting, dlrndiing, burning »nd clamptnff. Cnrra I'llea In a few pnlnlo** irentmentn. 91000 f%9 JFAlliUUK lo

To the taste, more acceptable to the stoin» Bistinr as aihninistrator of tin.- estate of M.nv,. ach. ami more benetlcial in its action, the smith, «b,t:easul, has prrseixcd and Simons California liquid fruit leniedy.

Syrup

A few doses taken at the right time will often save a severe spell of sickness. Price only 25 cents at any druq store. Bo sure and see that Dr. C. McLANE'S CELE BRATED LIVER PILLS, FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., is on the box. None other is Genuine.

Use IVORY POLISH for tho Teeth, PCHKVMES TUB ItRKATU.

LEOAI.S.

J^JON-KKSIDKNT N'OTICK.

STATF. Ol' IN III ANA, M'lNTtiOM I'.IO Coi'NTV.SS. In the Mtinti/oinerv Circuit Court. March} term IsHM.

Livingston T. Dickason et al the Midland] Rail wav Lompanv, Metropolitan Trust Company

Notice is therefore hereby Jfiven said defend ant, that unless it appear on the 14th dav of the next term of the Montgomery Circuit Court, to be 1.olden on the *J2nd dav of Mav, A. O. !SHS, at the court house in Crawfordsville, in said eountv and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in its ab sen e.

Witness mv name, and the seal of said Court, alli.ved at Crawfordsville, this 25Mh dav of March, A. I. 1S8.H,

hU tl h,s

of Ki^s, is raptdlv superseding all others, ^t'ttlenient «f said iu'.c, and that the same Trv It. I.arise bottles tor sale bv Nve A- Co. »ll eomc up for the examination and .iction of "•lid cirruit e«»urt on the Mtb dav of April, 1888,

Renews Her Youth. at which time all heirs,

ty. Iowa, tells Ilie following remarkable

.. .. ,,, said estate are required appear in said court Mrs. I hcohi* ll esley, Peterson, (. lav eouu*

niu

AUi

story, the truth ol which is vouched for hj heirs or distributer*, of aul estate arr ai« notified the residents of the tow 'I am e«t I a ]„, court at the tune a foresaid, n«l make old, hav« been troubled with kidney com proof o{ heirship. plaint and lameness hr many yearn could not dress myself without help. Now I am free from Ml pain and soreness, and unable to do all my own housework. I owe thanks to Kleetrie Bntets for having renewed my oath,aud removed completely all disease* and pnlns. ry ttottie, "0 cents and 51 at yc A Id's, drugstore. $1

HK.NKY It. ItCLKTT,

March :U,'1WW. t'lerk.

f)K P1CTII ION IO MSLL HEAL

OTICfc KMATK. Probate Cause No. John Mitchell, administrator of Toomas ft. Itice, deceased, vs. Eliza et al.

estate of Jane Kice

In the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, Indiana. March Term, 1HH8. To Kliza Jane Uice.(ieor^e W.Uice, Sarah K. Hicf, Kleanor M. Hamilton, Kdda Hamilton, William C. Hice. C. S. (Jrant Rice, Annie I. Itice, Joseph M. Kico, Mary K.. Uice, and Frank Hice.

You are severally hereby notified that the above named petit'oner as Administrator 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 ol said court authorizingthesalc of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payi*ent of the debts and liabilities of said estate and that said petition, so filed and pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit Court at the court house in Craw fordsville. Indiana, on the Hth judical dav of the Mav Term, 1K&S, of said court, the same being he 22nd day of May, 1K?'H.

Witness, the Clerk and seal of said Court, this '2l$t dav of March, 1KH8 HICNH Y, H. IIU LETT,

March:}!, 1887—lw. Clerk.

in the

COHH* The cure of I'llea guaranteed. For 10 Yeav«

CANCER PILE SPECIALIST

Ulcer and Tumor Specialist. Over 30,000 Cures made and noevll effect* follow. It 1h wonderful remedy, perfect and scientific. A failure Is out of tho question. Cnneern* Tamors. ni« NecU, Knlarned Glands and (loiter permanently cured In a few wevks. Reetnl rleers. Fistalaand

Flssare* Blind Piles, Iteliin« Piles, Bleediufr Piles, ProtrndloK Piles, Stricture and Polrpus poxillvely cured und no interruption of business necessUftlM. OV*For iHtistrated circular address Dnytoa, Otilo.

N. p.—You will please take notice, we do not get our recommendatloiff from abroad, but give you home lteforencee.

Uii.l r«'l«*r ait the attllcted to the following well-known persons who hare lecn treated and cured Jacob M. Harsh barker. I.ad(»ua i|uire U. J. Myers, I/idoga lavhl H. Brltts, Ladoga Win. Hanna W«ve!nnd Frank llallowell, miller .!. H. Met'ormiek, iJHisboro: Lewis Younyblood, Hlllsboro A. T. Messmore, fiirnii'i Henry K. MV»MS, farmer l»eo. WTiuwuas, WaMnee, Konntain county: W. 1. Mitehel, fanner: Pavld Short, Hlllsboro Isauc Ml Her,". Bowel's'.Station: J. W. Ne\% lin W. .1. Uhoads, Darhtmton K. Myers,sr., farmer.

NUTT HOUSI

THURSDAY, April 5.

O I A S S I N

I'KAWHduisvli.l.l-:, Intl., Murrh ISHS. Notice I-, hereliv yiven lh.it the undt:rsiutiLliiC. lu-on :ippeintel us*ij,iie,.

Ole benetit »f the

redilors ol Senwriyiil Md ov M. W. HltfNKH. MiirchJI, ISSS. A* siyiiee. S

STUAY NOTICE.

Taken up by I lenrv II. Talbol, deep i$d hrsfer, hums sliyhtlv curvctl in, n« other brands or marks, about two vears old. Appraist'd at iwnitv dollars by K. M. Mvcrs and Alexander, llamnito!i bcfoir John \V. K:onscv, a Justirc ofthe I'caee.. Attrsi

MKMtY B. HUEKrr, Clrrk.

TK.'li TO IlKlltS.CUKni rOKS. TC.

Mttry Smithy (-/rcttti l-our/.

in (lw Wii.'frr of ///,' «'*/,/#• iisrrasrit. In tnr Mont«flnier M*\nh Tsrm, J6W.

N'otiic hcreb\ tr^cn. th.U Unsra H.

accounts and vourhers- in final

leiratcrs

show cause, if anv therr bc.whv said accounts

vouchers should not be appiovrd.and the

Dated this Wth »Uv ot March, ISHs. IIOSKA II. lUSTIM-:. March 24, ISSS. Ailministrator.

•N^OTICh To HI-JUS, t/K LDITOKS, 1V.

iu thf matter «t the estate *f iir/try l.tter, defeased, hi tne .Ventremety Cmmt C^ur^ hiart term, lb* 1.

Xoticeik herchv given thai Th'-ndore ll.ltistine a*- executor of the estate ot Hrmv 1-iter, deceased, has proentcil and lilctl his account and vouchers in final settlement of ,«aid estate, imi that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Ciicuit Court on the ITih day of April, 18W\ at which lime all heirs, cieditors legatees of said estate are reuuired to appear in said Court atul show cause, it anv there be, why said account and Touchers should not be approved, and the heirs or distributees of «uid estate nre als* notified to be in said court at the time aforesaid, and make proof of heirship. lhited this Jflth da* of Murch. lSSi».

THKonoUM 11. KIS1INM.

March 31, 18t*. Kxecutor.

N O 1 E

City Election:

Notue Is hereby given thai an election will he held in the several wauls of tho ellv of Crawfordsville, Indiana,en Tuesday. May l, ISSS, forthe election of the following oUlcers in and for said cltv: 0»ie (I) Mayor.

One (I) Marshal. One (1 Clerk. One (1) Treasurer. One(l) AsHessor. One (I) Councilman for the First Ward. One (1) Councilman for the Second Ward. tne (1) Councilman for the'l bird Ward. I lie voting precincts for the several Wards are as follows, to-wit

of New York el al. Complaint No. H,"S'2 On the 21st judicial day of the Ma.'ch term,] 1KHM, jijiid court, come the plaintiffs by Albert I),Thoinas, their attorney, and tiles their affidavit tha. said defendant, "The Metropolitan Trust Company of New York, is a foreign corpi.ration, and on motion, it is ordered by the court that said Metropolitan Trtut Company of Ne*r ork bv notified ny publication of the pendenev of this action and requiring it to answer the same on the 1-tth judicial dav of the Mav term, 18KS, the beiny the-2ml dav of iy, IHS^.

First Ward. Hirst's feed storeou Plkestreet. Second Ward, Surveyor's oftlee, court hou*e. Third Ward, Heuben Smith's wagon shop. Hy order oftheCommon Council of theelty of Crawfordsville. Indiana.

WILLIAM It. WKItSTKU,

March .'tl, ISSS. city Clerk.

The .standard Kentucky Bre stallion

Western Boy 4,559,

Was sired bv F.mpire 217#, sire of Eminence three veari* old record 2:27*4, and son of the KieRt Mambrlno Patchen, re of 12 trotters in the *:$0 class and mil brother to I*ady Thorne, record 2:1S'

Western Hoy's dam was .lonio

by Joe Downing71U, slreof Abe Downing and Dlek Jamison '2nd dam Young Valentine, son 01 Imp. Young Lord. :irddam Hird by Kedmond*s Valentine. Empire's dam, FavorlU, 2.84 at live year old, was by Alexander's Abdullah, the sire of Goldsmith's Maul, Ihc greatest race mare that ever appercd on the turf, having to her credit heats and a record of 2:14. Empire the sire of Western Hoy is a hall brother to Mambrlno King, also us near related on the other side. Mainbrlno King Is satd to be the handhomest horse in the world and winner of the first prize at tho great National Horse Show in New York. November, 1^K5. Western Hoy is six vears old this spring, a beautiful bay.

Hi hands high, weighs li7U and is compactly built, has the best of feet, legs and eyes, comes lro:n stock 011 both sides noted for vigor of constitution, Is a horse of fine Hotline action and a model in every respect. Western Boyls registered in theslxth volume of Wallace's Trotting Register. (Jeo. mocker. Mansfield, Uhio, has an IK months old colt by Western Hoy thattrotted a half mile to a heavy ro"d cart I11

l:r»l4'.

W«st» rn Hoy will

stand this, IShM,season at my farm, 4 nines northwest of Almo, Montgomery Co., \JlV SCO lo Insure a mare iu foal and 52» to stami and suck. I will not be responsible for nuy accidents that happen, best care to prevent any. I will also stand a black Kentucky Jack of good size at $10 to stand and suck. and $y to be lu foal. All colts stand good lor pay. HIhcoIIb are of good size for Keneral purpose as well as trotters. Blue grass pasture will be fumlsheil at reasonable rates.

ELIJAH CLOKE, Alamo, Ind.

March 31,2m.