Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 April 1888 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

I'KISTKD KVKIiY SATriWAY.

T. H. H. McCAIN, Kaitop.

(OuoYear, In m! viiace *1 .*5

TKKMS One Year, outside county.. l.H.% (Six Month!*, In advance "»6

SATURDAY. APRIL 7, 1SSS.

KU.IITU DISTKUT COXYKXTIDX.

To be Held at C'mwfonlsvlllf, Thun.d«, April t!,t«» Select Di'loijrttcii to Chiciit o.

TheKoptibllcans of the KlRhth Concessional District will meet In delegate conven lion lit the Court House, In Crawfordsville.on Thursday, April li». 1SSS, at 1 o'clock p. in., lor the purpose of selecting two delegates anil two alternates to represent said district the next National Hepubllcan Convention. The several counties are entitletl to the following representation in said convention viz.:

Koun tnln ..

HAKMO.V IATT

vantages.

Montgomery Parko I-* Snlllvan Vermillion.., vigo

The time, manner and place of selecting the delegates to the above namoil eonven tion will be deslgnatee by the several County Central Committee and due notice given in each county.

All Republicans and those who will act with them in the coming campaign,are in invited to participate in the selection ot del egntes. JOHN ItUUFORP,

Hepubllran Convention,

Montgomery county is entitled to seven delegates to the State Convention, which meets at Indianapolis, Thursday, May :i, at 11 a. m., to telect four delegates at large and four alternates to represent the Slate of Indiana In the u*xt National Republican Con vention.

At a recent meeting of the County Central Committee, it was oidered that the delegates selected to the District Convention, which meets in Crawfordsville, Thursday, April !«•, 1SSS, be authorized to se.ect said seven delegates, lu compliance with the orders of the committee, the delegates from the several townships in Montgomery county,selected to atteud said District Convention, will meet ia caucus at the small curt room, in Craw* fordsville, on Thursday, April lit, isgs, at 11 a. in. and select seven delegatesand seven alternates to represent said county in the State Convention, which meet*at Indianapolis. May :i, 1S8S. .IOIIN II. Bl*RFuKi\

T. H. B. Mi CAIN. Cnairmun. Secretary.

IT was dear day but wti« -w, how it

snowed.

VKSTKKI'AY

wumps.

WAS bad day for Mug-

KMi'AKiN li«^ »pmug «'h the eve, o£ the ••h-ction don't go Mown tin? people.

HE Democrati-' party in thi* township is split in several pieces, and each piece thinks it is the party.

van NOW exclaim from

the depths of his heart:

•••v*

some power the gift to gie us

To see oursels as ithers see us."

JIEMORKATK* candidate* for Congress ••are looming up. The latest to come forward is Di. W. A. (fillinan, of Turk**, who announces himself as willing U) sacrifice hiiuself on the altar of his part v.

HE proposed Atlantic A* MUs't^Ippi Railway will develop a vast coal and iron deposit a few miles west of Crawfordsville in Fountain county. It will pay Union township to vote the aid to got at this eoal to say nothing ot the other ad

ltlPLKY township has:hec»fully helped to pay for two lailroads, both of which run through I'nion township ar.d neither of which runs through Ripley. Now the fanners and husin»**s men of Ripley want a railroad through theirtownsnip. Union can afford to help them and thus escape the charge of ingiatitude.

Two weeks ago the R'.vieir *aid: A partv that has principle* but deserts them for a little political scheming de. serves the rebuke it receives for *uch time serving plans, as originate generally in the brains of men who have no principles.

The brainless gentlemen who engineered the Hiatt boom now realize the truth of th* It* riftrM predictions

Tin: A ryuv AVVM of Tuesday reports Mr. Hiatt- assaying that money was sent re from the East to defeat him. A luminary of his size in Indiana would hardly be visible to the naked eye in Wall street, and we don't think any money king would have squandered his means for a telescope to search the politieal heavens fot so nebulous an objeet as a Mugwump candidate for the oflice of Township Trustee two thousand mile*

Mit. IATT, thiough his month pieee, the A

(JUH Xt trx. expresses the opinion

that money was sent from the Eastern financial centers to defeat him for the reason that he wa.- a Knight of Labor. The (ioulds and Yunderbills know which side of their bread i* buttered, and they knew to have Mr. Hiatt elected a Trustee of Pnion township, Montgomery eounly, Indiana. United States of America,would precipitate their financial downfall and lead to ruin and bankruptcy.

Now that Mr. Hiatt ehiims that money was sent in large volumes from the East to defeat him for a two dollar a day of fin suppose he should by his present popularity receive the nomination for Governor of Indiana, as an independent candidate. Query, would there not be an Inllation oj money in our State. Independents and Democrats, now is your lime to Greelyizo and show your hand in bringing about the prosperity of the

commonwealth of our great State bv making this nomination.

TlIKSCHKMtt I'All.KI).

The lesson of the election Monday plain. Neither party will swallow a mugwump for any oflice, even that of road upervisor. The IVmoiials sat down upon one of their own men, Frank Ilallowell, who had a lighting chance for an election, and in convention endorsed the candidacy ol a political freak, and were beaten 17 votes?. This was a schume of

Alexander Harper. For three weeks before the convention Harper was telling the boys that llintt wu-, the very man to

JWI

Chairman.

'MOHHC as follow*: Cat. the

Democratic party Monkey. Alexander Harper, Es|. Chestnuts, the ot L. The curtain fell however, without the tableau vivant showing Alex in possession of the coveted vote of that organization.

N Daviess county the'Yxpert "business has been going on for six months past in an examination of the books of Mie county Treasurer. The experts declared him short several thousand dollars. For further information as to the manner how to pioceed thev should apply to the Commissioners of Montgomery county. iiVruir.

Why should anv honest ofllee-holder be afraid of experts? And why should any Democratic organ be opposed to having the "books examined?" Was not this the groat hobby upon which Cleveland rode into the Presidency? A little "expert" business over in Kentucky several venrs ago might have saved that benighted State $20U.IHMI. ltut the sneers of the Democratic press and politicians over there, at the demands of the Republican paity for an investigation of the books, enabled a dishonest otlicial to carry on his thievery for almost twenty vears. Since it is now demonstrated that the county ot Montgomery lost more than $7.nno bv Mr. (ioben's management of the Treasurer's oflice we do not exactly see the propriety of the AV rieiv* sneer at the commissioners of Montgomery eount\ .*

Axi) money was sent from the far away, effete East to crush the aspirations of Harmon Hiatt to be Trustee of Union township. Montgomery county, Indiana. The capitalists of the "Kowdy W.M" appealed to their brethren, they responded and Harmon was defeated. Ye Gods and little fishes, what a pictuie! Harmon posing as the slain lamb on the altars ot Wall street. It is enough to wring tears from the es of angels. Far away the click of tin* telegraph pounded above the roar of the Atlantic in the city of New York the awful fact that Harmon Hiatt. a Knight of Labor, had been nominated for Trustee at Crawfordsville. Jay Gould. Cvrus W. Field. Yanderbilt and other magnates, frightened at tliis demonstration of popular enthusiasm, went down in their pockets and away sped tin* dollars to the West. Harmon must be defeated. The picture of the sacrifice is too dark and we draw the curtain.

A FAKMEU living in the southern part of this township the other day asked HE Jorn.VAL whether or not TIN? railroad lax when levied would all be paid in one installment or be divided into two installments- The law provides trial onehalf of the taxes shall be placed on the duplicate one year and the other half the following year, "which tax shall be collected in all respects as other taxes are collected for State and county purposes.'* It will thus be seen that the tax will cover a period of two years and will be paid in four installments. The law

further provides that the money so appropriated shnll not be paid to the railroad company until the iron is laid and a train of ears shall have passed over the entire length of the township voting the

aid.

EKUI AI' TK Now comes Dr. Gillum, of Parke count y. and formally

announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination fur Cougtess in this district. Moreover he maks the announcement in the Democratic organ pill linheri here, at Mr. .bhn K. Lamb's place of Summer abode, his Winter home being in Washington. Mr. Murray Hriggs. of Sullivan, is aUo formally announced, not to mention Mr. Yoorhees lirookshire, of Crawfordsville, and many others. What we want to know is if this is a new scheme to drown the "blue-eyed boy" in a Hood of candidates, or simply evidence that the members of his party in this district think he is no longer to be consulted in this regard ami that anyone is at libertv to make the race?

HODE

ISLAND

held its State election

on Wednesday. The Republicans em ried the Slat** from I ..Mm to 2,000 majority and the Legislature tv live on joint ballot which will elect a United States Senator. Last year the Democrats carried the State by nearly 3.000 nmjoiity. together with a majority of the Legislature. A bitter fight was made by the Demociats to hold the State this year as a United Stales Senator was at Stake, and under the circumstances the Republicans have done well. The Republicans are starting aff this year with their best foot foremost.

To Assist Nature

In restoring diseased or wasted tissue is all that any medicine can do. In pulmonary affections, such as Colds, Rronchitis ami Consumption, the mucous membrane lirst becomes inllamed, then accumulations form in the air-cells of the lungs, followed by tubercles, and, finally, destruction of the tissue. It is plain, therefore, that, until the hacking cough is relieved, the bronchial tubes can have no opportunity to heal. AVer's Cherry Pectoral

Soothes and Heals

nominate that he would carry the entire Knights of Labor vote, which he failed to I do. Alexander is not unlike old Joey liagstoek "sly, sir. sly. devilish sly," and was making himself solid with the Knights by getting the Democrats to etidoise their alleged candidate. It is the old cat. monkey and chestnut story again, IH'UTINTTI*

the inllamed membrane, arrests tho wasting process, and leaves no injurious results. This is why it is more highly cstemeed than any other pulmonary Specitic.

L. D. Ttixhy, of Tturtonsvillc, Yt., writes "Four years ago I took a severe cold, which was followed by a terrible cough. 1 was very sick, and confined to my bed about four months. My physician finally said 1 was in consumption. and that he could not help me. One of my iieighlnirs advised mo to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I did so, and before I had taken half a bottle was able to go out. Ry the time I had finished the bottle I was well, and have remained so ever since."

Alon/.o P. Daggett, of Smyrna Mills, Me., writes: Six years ago, I wius a traveling alesman, ami at that time was suffering with

Lung Trouble.

For mouths I was unable to rest nights. I could seldom lie down, had frequent choking spells, and was often compelled to seek the open air for relief. was induced to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which helped me. Its continued use has entirely cured me, and, I believe, saved my life."

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,

Dr.

PI!KPARKI) BY Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.

Bold by all Drugguts

Price $1 six lotile«, $5.

N voting aid to the Atlantic A' Mississippi Kailwuy. Kiph-y township has ..onie claims on I'liion t»wihip that cannot be ignored. Tin arc tonobvious to be pointed mit. That township wants a railroad, and foi this he depends upon the assistance of the mote favored township of I'nion whom sh»- has nobly assistep in times past. ltiph-v uncomplainingly ami gladly aid the to build the I.. H. A* Shf voted to do. nate SL-"».nuo lo the T., H. A T-. Nnw he nsk? that I'nion sh ill return the compliment.

ON the :rd of March. 1 72 I'liion township voted on the proposition to aid the Toledo. Thofiitown A St. Loui Railroad to the extent of Tin- picposicarrb'd r»y a majority of 2HI. If wt« could afford to give $!Mi,ouo then, which was two per cent, of the taxables. we certainly are able and should i»o willing to give £."*.nun. or one percent, ol the taxable-., now. It is virtually the amo line, except its eastern terminal point is Cleveland instead

of Toledo. Ripley's majority at the same timewa- HC.

EOIIO

E'I.

IKTY-

ASOSDAM: has sold the

fi'eencastle fiaaiit'r to (l. M. lb-ckett.of the liloomtield AVtr*. For twenty year* or more Mr. Langdah* has been ooing valiant service in behalf of the Republican principles through the column* "f the //'jNN'-rand has left his impress on the polities of the State. He is President of the Soldier*' Monument Commission and will now devote his entire lime to looking after the interests of this patriotic enterprise. Tim JontNAb regrets to lose hii:t from the profession.

IOHT TITO

RKANI

dollars is

the sum asked by the A. A M. Railroad Company fiom I'nion township. The company will expend double that amount in the construction of the road. All this money will be expended right among our people for groceries, dry goods, right of way, ties ami labor.

Dvsi'M'SlA or indigestion alwav* vb* ds to the curative properties of Hibbari!

S IUHMU

mulicSyrup, containing HM it doe* nature's specitic for the stomach.

STATK N K\YS.

Wbat

HUH

Happened mid IM Happening: In

Indiana.— Of Interest to lit** TuMlc.

Lightv-livc students of DeP.oiw I'niversily wnl visit Wyandotte Cave next week..

I to dale 200 new members have been added to the Christian church at Co. lumbus as the result of the labors oi KUicr Z. T. Sweeney In the last six weeks.

—Hon. T. R. Cobb wat' indorsed lor Governor and William K. Niblack for Judgeol the Supreme Court ol Indiana by the Democrats ol Knox county Saturday.

—Greensburg's fourteenth ga« Well has been successfully shot, and several more are to be sunk ai mers in the vicinity are having wells bored ior their own private use.

—The ruins of St. Meinr.ul Abbey, Spencer county, arc being torn down and removed, and work on anew and magnificent structure foi the Abbey will he itn mediately commenced on the s.te ot the burned building.

—The scheme lor building a railroad along the toe-path ot the old Wabash & Erie Canal is being revived. A representative of a wealthy Western railway corporation within the past ten days passed over the toe-path and expressed himscli

hivorablv impressed with the route. It is understood negotiations will be opened with the Nickel Plate Company for the right ol way between Port Wayne and Latiro, a distance ol thirty-si\ miles. In case satisfactory arrangements can be periee'ed a line will be constructed from Foil Wayne to Lafayette, 110 miles.

—Marshall Wrightsman, of Losantville, on trial in the Randolph Circuit Court the latter part ot last week tor the shooting of I one Willis Wright, home six months ago, while in the dischargeof his duties as Marshal of said town, was acquitted.

—At tnv Madison County Republican Convention Saturday, a resolution indorsing the candidacy of Hon. lienjainin Harrison for the Presidency was received with the greatest enthusiasm and was adopted unanimously amid prolonged cheers.

—The Grand Jury at Greentield has relumed an indictment lor murder against Miss Annie Hriers, the woman who strangled her new-born bale to death a fewdays ago, by tying her apron string around its neck, and afterward hidir.g it in a haymow.

A Miicht cold often proves the lorerunnerof a coivplnlnt which may befatal. Avoid tbis result by taking Ayer's ("berry Pectoral, the be*t remedy for colds, coughs, anil all throat and luii} diseases.

No one should delay when they have a cough or cold, when a 60 cent bottle of Hlgelow's Positive Cure will promptly and wifely cure them. Dollar size cheapest for family use or chronic cases. Sold bv LewFlsllcr.

From Coal Cre*?k.

To the Kditor of the Journal, Not in the spirit ol humiliation do we speak ot the late canvass and loss o| this township in not electing Capt. K. T. McCrea Trustee lor the next two years, for we all leel that a mistake had been made. There can be no more worthy officer, or no more cheerlul Christian officer than this township has enjoyed lor the past two years. A more gallant race for Trustee has not been made by anv township in Indiana than the one bo honorabl'v made by Capt. McCrea. He had a herculean task, to change a majority ot S5 against him, together with the combined Democratic partv oi this county, ami yet he onlv lacked a change of iust 14 votes to have secured to Coal Creek towruhip a retoi administration for the next two vears. He will always cherish a pleasing remembrance of the kind favors shown to him by bis Democratic neighbors and Iriends. This I know from his generous nature and and his Christian manliness.

It has otten been said by Democrats,and Republicans also, that "Capt McCrea has made the best Trustee Coal Creek ever had." Why was this the universally expressed sentiment? Because he has done more to improve the school property and secure gooJ and impartial and efficient teachers, and to make the children comfortable and their parents contented. He has done more to construct gravel roads than anv former trustee this township ever had. He found the school houses and furniture of the ancient and primitive pattern. badly out oi repair, which in two brief years he has greatly improved in many ways, and has built one good frame school house at Walnut Grove, with all modern furniture, and also built a solid brick two roomed temple ol learning at New Richmond, which will be a lasting monument to his memory and foresight for all time. This act the good people ot that vicinity, and, in fact, the whrle township will honor him for it, as it is furnished with the best a:.d latest convenien ccs and improvements. lie has not neglected the road* and bridges, for there has been lour very necessary and good bridges built, and mucr. gravel hauled on the roads that were paid for by the Trustee for the fu st time.

All honor to the name of the wise Democrats who helped to give us such a Trustee, and lony lite *o the bright and thoughtful Democrsts who did their best tore-elect Capi. McCrea. We claim a victory, not a defeat, because the work was too great this time. Such grand reforms onlv come gradually and bv long continuing work and inlightenment. We are not disheartened, for we know that a great change has been wrought, and it will coutinue. More good work was done in the east precinct than ever before, and all feel that nothing was ft undone in the west precinct ir. order to reap an honorable victory. Wre all If 11 happy tor what has been done by Capt McCrea, for this township, and glad that so many Democrat* appreciated his good deeds for them, and for all. that we have no room lor regrets.

We have no harsh words foi those parties who stood in their own light by rclusing to vote for Capt. McCrea a second time after he had done so much for them. The party lash was too severe. They were blinded by their own prejudices, and the flimsy excuses they give for their action will not satisfy the broader minded who tnink more of gravel roads and comfortable school houses than they do of partv fences. So we throw the mantle ot charity about them, and in the language of the "Good Man" ol old and say, Father forgive them they know not what they do.

SOLOMON SLIM.

B.-iriE More Pleasan

To the taste, more acceptable to the stomach, and more beneficial In its action, the 'anions California liquid fruit remedy, Byrup of Figs, is rnpldiy superseding nil others Try It. Larue bottles for sale bv Nye A Co.

CLOVKR and TIMOTHY SLCICD nvelhe best in the country at Tinslev & Martin's.

MV GOODS AHO NOTIONS.

THEY HAVE ARRIVED

Our NewSpring Millinery Goods

In all the latest styles. New ribbons .mil stylish trimmings. We have just reeeiveil

spring sto. ot blaek and colored gio-grain. Morei and Sursh silks in almost eveiy shade.

I in el Braids are very popular this season for dress trimmings. We have them in all

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

East Main Street, p.ext Door to Elston's Bank.

I O S E

ANNUAL REPORT

OF TMK

R-I

Board of Grayel Road Directors

OF MUNTDUMKHY (X)L'NTY-

Tin* Kxpondilim** of t)i«» County Hoard on

Account of Free Ciruvrl Itoad* for the

War Ktiding April 1. 1888.

The following is the full and complete re* port of the amount of expenses of keeping in lepair the dillerent Free Gravel Koads of Montgomery county, Indiana, from April l, 1SS7, to April 1.18SS:

P. F. WILHITK. .-I

S..W. Wasson, labor and material GIIOHOK WILLIAMSON,

...$217 4lJ

Geo. Sperry, labor and material Joseph Gruhb, services as director.. 1. II Click

ii!

.... A V)

CH A s, RlW A HPS.

\V. K. Harris. labor and material.. .... $70 si Joseph Gruhb, sei vices as director 7*25 JOHN LINK, Win. ZacLery, lalxir and material 5110 0.1 Jos Grubb, services as director ?0

CP AWKOHHSVlLLK ANL" P.\ KKKHKlll HO. J. K. Browning, labor and material $£.' Ol Win, Rice, gravel ... 01

M. M. HKNKY.

John H.Swope, labor and material $172 l.'i N. L. KKSSLKK. Jacob WiuKert. labor and material $ f»l 10 N. G. Kesler,gravel 1 S»i Jos Gruhb, services as director 'A

CHAWFOKIVI LLK AMI W I!rriusvtLI.K. David Martin, labor and material $7S7 27 Jos Gruhb,services asdirestor "*0

JAMISTOWN AND I,MO A.

Jacob Ziminemiau.labor and m:ii»-rlal$10i s. CKAWKOHOSVILI.K WHITES VILLI AMI LAPOOA, I. J.Prickett $127

LAIXMJ AM» HAiNiiaini i..

(ieo. W. Cooper, labor and material.12 Jos Grnhh, services as director 7 (W HitOOkSiuio J. A, Terry, labor and material .viuV SM .7)

DAHLINCTOS ANL»COL'Nn IJNK.

Geo. Mule, labor and material $201 si JAMKS A LI.kn. Adam Saidla, labor and material 00 John F. Carey labor and material 00 1 A HLlNOT«N A.N 1» IN tTATO CaifKK. John A. lahl, labor aud material... StfO.2 01

UOMEKT FINCH.

Robert Finch labor and material. J, o. Finch,lumber M. II. Wu oiL Adam Saidla, labor and material

$2M S7 ..21 v!2

...SlfiU 21

I'oTATo CHKIK.

Geo. W.Kwlsher, labor and material Wni. A. Irons Alex Campbell A. II. Rowers, services as director

II oO

2*0 7.f) 24S Iti 1 7

POTATO CHRKK EXTKNSION.

Marion Dunbar, labor and material $£M 42 Adam Saidla So 71 Henry Clements, bridge 7.* on TinslyA Martln, b«»its, nails, etc 12 'Si

Armstrong, lumber fn 0.'

I F. M. Ieaicardau Lyle A- Bmlth. holts John Mitellei 1. gravel

,. 'M 00 2o it

COM OUM KXTKSSL' »S.

[.. W.Cochran, labor ami material SLrS IS A. 11. bowel's, services as director 'i 7"» CA.\ WKOHHSVILI.K ANI»CONCOLL). Geo. W. Hutton, labor and material...8421 .77

WILMS JACKMAN

(ieo. \V.Swisher, labor and material.. $2 .'17 Alex Campbell

(j,

JAMKS A. Moiwr

W.C. Kimler, labor and material $2il A. H. Rowers, services as director 1 7.*) WAVKL*M AND RLI-FK MILI.S. Jas. C.Todd labor and material ST*sj 20 Robert Rurford «IS 2S T.J. Canine, ditch 20 2.* A. Remiey, services as director 50

YNETOWN AND

AI.AMO,

Kills I.ittle, labor and material $210 17 A. Remiey, services as director 1 73 CUAWFOH1»SV1LLK A- LINDKN. James McClelinnd, labor and material 3Lri 75 G.W. Paul,gravel HT» u*»

AVID TIIKWLIS.

F, M. Mason, labor and material Sl." 57 LIMKN. J. W. N'ewklrk, labor and material $-^70 T»

YOCNTSVILLK A ALAMO.

M. Fruits, lumber S 15 David Fuoua. bridge 21 00 A. RemJev, services as director 1 75 O. 1 Smith, lab. and material lCi 31 J. W. smith, lumber and material H7 25 J. McClainrock. lumber and material 10 5s Tinsley A Martin,nails,etc 12 75 t^ii\\vronnsviLi.K it SI*OAR GHOVK. Tbos. Kverson, labor ami material S 01 .'12

CKAWKORDSVILLK IV NKW HI MMOND. J. A. King labor and material I so 5K Thos McClamrock. lab. ai mat 5«1 VJ A. Remiey, services as director 3 50 Jas. Heuderson, gravel

MCCLASKKV.

K. R. Uoolier, la1sr and material ...818102

NHU

MAIIKKTA*

WKKRKKN.

S. N. Warbrltton,labor and material...$100 37 1*. C.Mulllkln, labor and material ... til

RKCAI'UL ATION

P. F. Wllblte Williamson Kd wards John Line New Market A Western Crawfordsville»V Parkershurg M. M. Henry N.G. Kesler Crawfordsville & Whltesvillc Jamestown A Ladoga Crawfordsville, Whitesvllle ladogait llainbridfce Rrookshlre Darlington A County Line James Allen Darlington Potato creek Robert Finch M. Waugh Potato Creek Potato Creek Extension Concord Extension Crawfordsville Concord Willis Jackman James A. Mount Waveland A Rlutl Mills Waynetown «fc Alamo CrAwfordsville A Linden David Thewlis

,8217 10 as:i si 78 0i)

200 Oi 2i0 02 172 12 00 f»5 700 77 10.1 80

iV Ladogn. 127 52

V.V.V..'.'..

Vountsvlile «V Alamo Crawfordsville tV.Sugar Grove Crawfordsville A- New Richmond McClaskry

51 50 201 HI 100 00 01 270 0!l 100 21 551 40 WIS 75 101 03 321 f»7 3 37 203 10 1003 23 211 92 50 HO •15 57 270 77 :wi i\0 01 32 (K13 00 (rz

our

the

Mlscellancous expense cirl

v...

anoous tv

Dahomey for road Keraners mli1,0

of»

(K)

""»t includes £& no to

UravH Road Directors will

meet at the Auditor's otllee on the third Monday in each month for the purpose of transacting all business connected with the free gravel roadw of this county. »y order of the Hoard of Directors

CHAW. K. WKiiSTKK,

April a. KVKS.

JjM.KCno«C NDTICl

Clerk.

•N'oti, IS III M. liy uirin til.11 tlie ri- vi nmnmt mccii.ii of tl Morkholilirs ol tlx- Kmnkfoit ASlate l.mc lUiIriKii! Company, will he held at (lie prini ipiil ndiif o(sail! i-oiiipanv, il lcin^ ihe law oflu-c of Samuel O. Uayl. ss, ,|,c ntv of Frank.

I m" April

-0,1 Son, between the lioarai of lOo'clock i. in. und '»•f"r the vlectlon of seven directors Uj serve the ensuing year, and for the transaction

I other IMIMIKSS A.s mav properly EN NE hrlore it. Hv order of the Hoard of Directors ATTEST: J. ULMGUCY,

OnoOithKiMM, President. fcecret.uv,

OT1CK TO Hl-IRS.CRKDrroUS, ETC.

the ma!t,r of tlu ,st,iU ot Kluab.t/, A.

inrtnp9rtt

,frt It, the Mont'om,ry Cir.

nut Court, MarrA '/WI

lbhti.

Notiec is hereby eiv»:n, lhai Thomas C. ShankIn as administrator i.f the estate of Elizabeth A. D:»»enport, deceased, has presented and

JK'i'onnts and vouchers in final

settlement of sai«l estate, and that the same wil come up for the examination and action of said circuit court on the27thdav of April. 1888. at winch time all heirs, creditors or legatees o: saiu estate are required to appear in said anri show cause, if anv there be,why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs or distributees of said estate are also notified to he in -aid court at the time aforesaid, and make proof of heirsdnp.

Dated this 5th dav of April, 1SHS. ... .'Hlo .MAS C.SH A S'KMN. April j\ss. Administrator.

^OTlLK TO I1K1RS, CRKDl'lORS, ETC.

In the -natter of the rst.it.- oi Atu K. II'.//. son, Je, eise,i. In the Mont'omery in i/lt Court, M,in Term, Isjw.

Notice is hereby given that Joseph N. Kulbnwider as Adminis rator of the estate of Ann J-.. Watson, deceased, has presented and tiled his account anil vouchers in liitnl settlement of said estate, and that ihe same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 23rd day of April at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate a.e required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved, and the heir* or distributees of said estate are also i.otitied to be said Court at the time aforesaid,and miik#» proof of heirshio.

Dai»:d this 31st day of March, IVvSS. JOSKPH N, KCIJ.KN \V| DKIt.

April 7, I.

J^OTICK

Administrator.'

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.VOX-H KSIDKN IS OL*

Notiie i* hei ebv yi ven to J,tines I.. (.'aUhvell, guardian of Lilian Byrnes, Kobcil J. Mlnter Bvrnes and Arthur G. Byrnes, tne known and also to the unknown heirs-at-law of A II. Byrnes, deceased, and James G. Hardy, non-resident owner* of the northeast fractional quarter of section sj\ (M, township twenty (2m north, range four Mi west, in Montgomery county, State of Indiana, that on Mav third (3d), ISHS, I will cause a survey to be made ,.y the County .jrveyor of saitl county ami State for the purpose of re-locating and perpetuating the northeast corner and thu southeast corner and the southwest corner of the northwest fractional quarter of said section si\ (0, tow sl'i] twenty (20 north, range four (I) west, in il countvand State. J. N. HEACll.

April 7, IK8H. 3-w.

Dissolution Notice-

Notice hereby fjiven that the firm ot Galcv Long has been dissohed hy mutual consent, Mr. Long having retired. The new tirm will continue the business under the name of (ialev Kvaus. All debts and due* of tho late firm are assumed by the present firm. Debtors and creditors will please take notice.

J. A. Lom.. |. Ci. AI.KY,

E E E

VANS.

WIIITI.O( K, Apri. 7, IB8S.

Attention, L-adies.

Mrs. Montague will give a grand millinerv opening Thursday, Kriday anil Saturday ot next week. Wi'l have on exhibition the finest line ot' millinery and pattern bonnets ever shown in Cra vfordsville. Come in and *ee the very latest styles of New York, Chicago and Cincinnati.

Perfect Spectacles.

If you vahie your eyesight no to Klein & Graham and have them perfectly lilted with a pair ol perfect spectacles.

To Co to New Quarters. I h.ive concluded to remain In the boot and shoe business and will move my store to the room now occupied by the Ninetynine Cent Store, in Joel Block. 1 will be in my new quarters in about ten days. I have engaged the services ot W. IJ. liardee as salesman, and I invite all my old customers, as well as all the people, to give men call. In the meantime call on me at the old stand. Ai.. ASII.AC K..

Sleepless nluhts, made miserable by that, terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by Nye «fc Co.

W. M. Darter's Dakota Hour is very popular with the trade from the fact the Dakota wheat produces a flour ef great merit. Huy a sack and be convienced.

Why will you OOUKII wVen Shlloh's Cure will Klve Immediate relief. Prlci, 10 cts., fit) ets.,iiud $1. Sold by Nye Co.

Clump Kxcursloti via 1., 11. A: W. The I., IS. & W. Hallway lift* decided to run a series of semi-monthly excursions to points In Kansas, Texas. Arkansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Jowa, Minnesota and Dakota and to principal points In the Sunny South, including Tennessee, Klorlda, Mississippi, A labaina and Georgia. Tickets to the

South will1 be on

sale March 12 and April0 n"d 2U. Io a other polntsthcy will be sold March 10, April ft and 21, May Hand 22. June and 1». Kstes will he one fare for the round trip, return limit,.*Wdays. For full particulars call on (ieo. K. Hoblnson, ARENT M. A Hallway Crawfordsville, Indiana.