Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 September 1888 — Page 2

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THE JOURNAL.

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II. II. MrCAIN, Kditor.

\V I II \l!l \N, ll i»ine*«« Manage! |OII«'

\r:ir. in ad vuuct* $

One car, out *»de count .. 1.11.*» (i\ Mnntli. in 7.~»

SATL RDA\ l' lbM.

UopuLlu-un camtire arc

"buniiii^ 'rightly everywhere.

HAT

has become o: that sur

plus of It lias beei. reduced to M•.'.(H'D.tMtii.

benevolent and reformatory

institutions of tin1 State should be .placed under non-partisan control.

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ltiiih license law of Minne

sota. which went into operation •Inly 1. I

~. has had the effect to

reduce the number of saloons from to a reduction of nearly one-half.

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Iowa Democratic platform

declares opposition to Prohibition as injurious to business and the cause of temperance, and the political i'rohibitionists by putting a third party ticket in the tield, whose effect, if any at all. will be to turn the State over to Democratic control. have practically declared the same way.

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Democratic Secretary of the

Treasury has loaned ^tiO.O(X).OLtO to a few of his favorite national banks without interct llu-e banks are making large contributions to the Democratic campaign funds as an individual consideration for the privilege. A resolution has been introduced by Congressmail Matson.of Illinois, to investigate the matter. We believe ..this is a Reform administration.

^September isuie of the

American Magazine is a noteworthy one. In addition to an interesting and aried collection of choice literary features, are two very forcible articles on questions of the day one on "Ihe Presidents Error." bv lame (i. Blame, and the other by iovernor Foraker. on "Tariff and Labor. Mr. Blaine takes Mr. Cleveland severely to task for many ol: the assertions made in his message of last December, and Governor oraker handles hi.- subject in his usual clear st vie.

T]N.I,\NJ

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is already preparing for

the harvest of tin- Mills bill. The price of /inc lias risen to fourteen and rifteen cents a pound, and the St. Iame» Gazette predicts a greater rise when the Senate has put that article on the free list. The Court .lournal reports in reference to.salt, which is' ul-o to come, on ihe free iisr. that a company has been found in London with 11.' H'M.i.OO:) to constitute a sal: triis:. arguing that America would be obliged to buv their dear salt, as our salf-works •would be "lined L\ tie five trade.

Republican party of this

county are searching from garret to cellar for some campaign stuff against, the Democratic nominees for countv ofiices. They do not intend to say a word uuti! the et'k ..before.election, so that, there will be no opportunity to deny and prove the charges J'nlse!iOods, S Review.

a a re in no I

illg of the kind. Tliev are ccinduciing avleau .c'tnipaigii imd propose to keep it cleiui. so far a- they are

oucerne«. to the erid- They are not (impelled to report to such liiethods as have-been ailopied by tlie Review against. Henry I!. Jlulett. Tlipj

HOC

rati Ccandidates

can iv-t, a-sured that there will be fin mud slinging bv Tin: .lot UNAI

'i'i I-. Indiana Christian Advocate lias traced down the'lies that the third parly Prohibitionists have been circulating oii (ieneral Harrison and places them at the door of -Mrs. Helen M. Gougar. The Advocate says: It transpires that Mrs. Helen M. Gougar- of Lafay ette. is responsible for the forgery which appeared some time ago in the l'nion Signal about (Jen. Harrison. Instead of retracting it she forges another, this time over her own name- the Vniu.*, alleging that '"in the Indianapolis Journal of October, can be seen standing a quotation from Gen. llarrirson campaign speech, showing

that In? only advocated 'tin- right of the people to express themselves at till" ballot' box/ Not a word or syllable of this is true. Not a word or syllable.

-II IMIililM IN I'l ITH s.

I.KICA N

A ii ost si^nitieant feat lire of tin

present attempt to break down the policy of protection to home industries in the extraordinary interest manifested by Knglish press and people is the result of our pending election. Kvery voter of intelligence must know that this unusual solicitude is not wholly the result of British philanthropy. They feel that "(here is millions in it." else our cousins across the water would be likely to keep at home both the monev and solicitude which they now stand credited with expending in this country. One of England's greatest generals is quoted as advising to "find out what the enemy most desires vou should do, and do the opposite." This advice is quite as sound in its application in a contest for commercial supremacy as to strategy on the battle-field. Just now England is experiencing curious business depression, especially in her agricultural and manufacturing industries, and the ablest among her statesmen are puzzling over the problem of relief. The prosperity of the United States, the disposition and ability of our people to spend money freely for the comforts and luxuries of life, quite naturally indicate this country as the most tempting field for the desired extention of British trade. At the same time it is recognized that the only road to control of American trade now supplied bv American manufactures leads over the ruins of our protective tariff system. 1 lence the aid and comfort to the party now seeking its overthrow. In this connection a glance at the condition of public sentiment in England may prove interesting and instructive. Consul Shaw, in a recent report from Manchester. says: "There is. of course, a deep anxiety manifested in this country. (England ), for the early adoption of a lower tariff in the I'nited States, and the solicitude shown in this respect proves how general is the belief here that English manufacturing would he able to close many of our milts if this course is adopted on our part." The late official report of the Cobden Club said: "In the United States President Cleveland's message carries with it the promise of such measures of tariff reform as may. in the course of ten years, make something like a revolution in international trade. The direct results of opening the markets of such a country would be enormous. The London People said:

Mr. Cleveland should be reelected. the I'nited States tariff will be modified very materially in the direction of free Trade, a result which cannot, of course, fail to be beneficial to the trade of other countries. and emphatically our own." The London Economist said: "On the adoption of free Trade bv the I nited Stales depends the greater share of English prosperity for a good many years to come," The

London Sunday Times savs: "The American election is infinitely more important to Englishmen than our own internal politics just at this' juncture. The main question at issue is English free trade against the continental system of tion. The Loudon Globe has tho following: "As a rule the Presidential contest has very little interest for the old world: on the present occasion, however, an issue is involved which very closely 'concerns Europe, more particularly Great Britain. The central issue of the contest lies between the maintenance of the present financial system intact, and its modification in the direction of Free Trade and on that broad question Mr. Cleveland's candidature naturally and necessarily carries English sympathy." The Sheffield Independent says: "The Mills Bill is viewed by all parties alike as the first decisive and certain step in the direction of Free Trade. The success of the Democrats at the Presi

dential election would necessitate their brin^in^ in another tariff reform measure upon far more advanced lines in the direction of tho abolition or reduction of duties than Mr. .Mills's present bill, and I thus accelerate the ultimate success I of rive Trade in the. States."

II.Willi.v any of the building associations in Chicago are able to get money fast enough for horrowI ers. say-the Building Association

News, of that eit\. Issuing paid up stock and taking payments in advance are perhaps the only legitimate methods of getting tnonev more rapidly than bv the ordinary payments. In regard to paid up stock the question is what amount can be accepted in full, it being impossible to tell in advance what the earnings will be. Some Chicago associations issue paid up shares for ^•"i. but others require as high as

The average is about !?40.

That is. if a man pays in £40 now he is given a certificate, sometimes called a debenture bond, good for *100, the maturity value of the share in eight years. This is practically a guarantee by the association of twenty percent, per annum. What could be better for a small investment.

SKXATOK AI.I.ISOX.

in his speech

last Wednesday, punctured the Democratic cry of "economy and reform." The distinguished chairman of the Senate committee on appropriations showed from the official figures that the officials of the present administration, in submitting their estimates for appropriations. have applied in four years for over £1 l'J.OOO.OOO

more than

was asked for by the officials in the four years of Garfield and Arthur. Senator Allison also proved from the appropriation bills themselves that 000.000 more had been given to and would be expended iu the four years of ••Democratic economy and reform" than were expended in the four previous years under Republican rule. Twentyfour million dollars a year is a pretty high price to pay for Democratic economy and reform.

the September Wide Awake. Rev. II. 0. Ladd, President of the University of New Mexico, describes the Ramona Industrial School at Santa Fe and the Ramona Memorial Hall, beautiful school for Indian Girls which is being built is a monument to "11. H." The Wide Awake children are invited to build the Refectory in the cliool. giving two cents a week for a year. Tlu.s dining-hall is to cost a thousand dollars, and is to be known as the W ide Awake Refectory. The names of the ''Refectory Thousand"- the givers are to be hung in the hail, and are also to be printed in Wide Awake.

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ITINI.

for the Republican

campaign still goes on among oldtime Democrats. Scarcely a day passes that does not record the enlistment of some prominent Democrats for 11arrison and Morton on the line of protection. These cases are more conspicuous in New York. New Jersey and Connecticut than elsewhere and there is ju.-t where they are most useful. Even conversion among the leading merchants and manufacturers and farmers represents several votes the same direction. The growth of .Republican sentiment is hcalthv and encouraging.

I Tin: Republicans cf Indiana. I New York and New Jersey have taken firm stand on the platform of high license a.- the best means of promoting tempeiance. There can lie do doubt, that, their action will be approved at the polls. A great majority of the voters are temperance men, and they must finally enroll themselves with the parly that fights the grog shops politics.

To hear a Democrat talk, or to read a Democratic newspaper one would think that the Democratic party was the sworn enemy of capitalists. monopolists and corporations, but its acts are different. Its National Campaign Committee consists almost exclusively of railroad and coal mine magnates, representing not less than forty railroad monopolies.

K«»*olv««\*. Send sttitnu for price list, Johnston A Son, PlttsbUrg,

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Clcames and beautifies the hair. Promote* a luxuriant growth. Never Fails fo Restore Gray

Hair to its Youthful Color.

Prevents Pamtruif nnt hair falling 6'Q. ftiul ?l»»at Pnnnri«tw.

MARVELOUS

MEMORY

DISCOVERY.

Mlu-'liy uulikc Artificial Systems— Care of Mind Wandering. Any book learned in one reading. ti TNOILNFII CORRR^FMTMII IUY CHIWF*. PROSPECT II«, uirh opinions in full of Mr. KicitAitn A. Puoeroi^ lions. W. Ayroit, JriMii P. HKN.I.UIIS. Prs. MIN'MI.\Y,

WOOD, Km*.

FIUNRN |T.

AUI* W VIS, AND OUHTS, JMMI!post

PROF. LOISETTE,

237 Fifth Avonue, Now York.

EXHAUS1ED VITALITY THE SCIENCE:, OF UFE I

ho tlone accrdini: to the phins and

specifications ".he Cii\ Civil, linifinet-r -and t» his acceptance Hid* to be accompanied hv «n .acceptable bond do-shlc iti amount to the worn bid upon, tor the faithful completion of the work within d.ivs from letting the contract.

Kids to be opened at nevt regular meeting of the Council.

file Council vc all bid Kv i»rder ot the Com'ti *a Counci» of th»r citv ef Crjwfordv\:!Ie, Indiana. vV'II.I.IAM II WKKSTKK, ept. 1. 1-s^. r«:v Clftk. 'TICK l( t'ONTKAfrDltS-tiUAVhl.

INI MAJK\

Notice rei»v ivon that sealed j)ropoa!s wi:! Iu- received :«t tiieotliir of the Clerk ot the Citv of Crawfoidsville, Indiana, until I o'clock p. m. M«inday, Sept. 10, 1K»*, for ur.ulinu* and u'ravclini of the second alley south of Franklin street, runninjj parallel with said street, from Wa-hin«»ton street to Walnut street.

That saul alley shall bo -faded to the ftill width of saitl alley, and the in*-ivcl shull bo spread to a width of ten IU) loot anil to a depth of sixteen (I to inches in the center, and nine d») inchcs on the sides.

None but good river-washed

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lIKUiri-.sSAI.K.

fror hv

rpm-:sriKM ui-' -1- I.IFK, Ibn -rutt Mcdiral Work if ilu Ji 4e on unliood,

KNOW THYSELF

NVt v-

o»w and Phynica! IV. bilitv, Premature J)icliue, Krrora of Youth, land the mtloU! mi*t*r-

ior* thereon. pa^en A vo., !.».* proiptions for all diseases. t'I*th, full ^ilt, only by mail, Mailed. Illustrative sample free to all vouiu' and iniddle-aued men. Send now. The Cold ami .lewelled Medal awarded to the author by the National Medical Association. Address P.O. Box 1 u. Ma**., or Dr. W. II.

PAKKKK» graduate of Har

vard Medieal College, 'iTi years' practice in ItoMon, who may be consulted contldentiallv. OlMn\ No. 4 P,uMm St. Specialty, Diseases of Man.

Cut thin out. You may never ace it nasitiu*

CampaignUniforms

Hauliers, Badges, lite. S

Campai?n Goods of overy description. Send for our illustrated catal«m. Special uuliHvineiils to tlic trade.

HEINOLD BROTHERS,

Maiiil IT Mnikot Mrret. Cliicnxii, UK.

"Vjo I Uh 1

CON

All woth

el, free from

boulders, shall be used on said work. Alj work to lc done according to plans and specifications of the City Civil Knjfineer and to hi acceptance.

Itids to bo accompatnod hv an acceptable bond, double in amount to the work bid upon. Said work to he completed within 30 davs from the letting of contract.

Hidsto be opened at the next regular meeting of the Council. The Council reserves the ri«.'ht to reject any or all bids.

Hvorder of the Cbmtnon Council ot the Cit\ of CVawfordsvilio, Ind-. W. H. WKHSTKK. Sep 1.1, lStH. City Clerk.

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following is full text of

(Srover Cleveland's letter of aec-ept-iUlce: Rn I oe. N'I.M

VSHIN'C. NI.v.

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'l'n tin* Ii iiUM.-ratic Coinmitt* r: Kiielnseil tiii 1 iny cheek fur SHI.linn I'o put in Ili' pot of tin' corruption I'mid t"\Viii'l my re-election.

I UOVK.K 'ML VIM.AXLT.

It will lie oliservell t.llllt 111- SilVS nothiiiir alimit a ]m 1 iii- oiiice bein^ a |n hlic tnir-t: in- the dangers of patronage of a second term.

When used aecoidin^ Indirections, Ayer's Auue Cure Is warranted to eradicate, from the system, Fever antl Amu*. Intermittent. I Kemlllent ami Bilion.s-Fevers, andall malarial diseases. Trvlt. 5

Bucklen's Arnica Saivc.

The best salver ill- the world for cuts bruises sores, uleers, salt rheum, fever sores, i»?tlt»r chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all *kin eruptions, ami positively cures piles,or no pay required. It is nuarautced to «iye nertect sattsfaction, or money icfunded. Price *J.*) cent* per box. For sale at Nve A drugstore.

Natural sas is jt jrcioil thliiir.- ]}. l,.vi{ondy Kelicfjs:, hotter. Fot sale bv all drnuuists.

^Vhen Baby ."Jiek. we ^ave her Costoria, Wheu she is a Child, sh^cried fort.'astoria, When he became Miss, she 'lun^ tn Cast«:«ria, When bho had Children, she tfave them Cast.oria,

EEWAED One Thousand Dollars,

We. the undersigned, otVer $1,000 nisi, we cannot send you the picture of the next President of the CnUed Slates. If you desire to enter this contest, huv a box ol the genuine l)r Md-anc's celebrated Liver Pills Irom your druggist price, 25 cents and mail us the outside wrapper and-J cents in stamps, with your address plainly written, we will then mail you the picture and an elegant package ol cards Address, Bitos.,

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Hy virtue nl nit cxocnlion to tno directed fioiu the (.Merit of ilu* Mreuit Court of .Monl• itomer.v county.stnte of Indiana, in favor of altor A. Wood «v It ». issued to tne :i* Sheriff of sutd countv, I will expose sale puMieauctlon and nuterv on

S.N II III A SKl'TK \l lll.U 1*.. I.svs, between the hours ol lo o'clock a.m. and 1 o'clock

I».

m. ol said tiny, at the court

Heuinnlim at a point in the center of Washington street and Ihe center oi Flankfin street in th'-elty ot rrawfordsvilie, ln«i and unninsi thence east ah my the center of Franklin street to the nonhweM comer ot Dr. White's properly six [ti] chains and torty-tlv»*| l.» links thence south live [.*»] de urccsftnd tony-live l". minutes east twentv -LDj chains and lorty l«.ni and one hall ip'l links to lie open iine »»f section live in township ei««hti en

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\\'»'st. with said open line parallel with Franklin stre-i six ,»• chains ami (orlv-ilve I'd links and thence north live [5J le«i»-es and forty-live ir«| minutes west twenty [I'ln chains and forty dour and one. halt' 1P inks t* the place ot hc«inni nu, contain I nu twelve 12! acres, niorc or less, and now known as IJrown, HlairA Fry'* addition lo the citv of rawfonlsville, Indiana, to be sold' to satisfy said exeeution, interest and costs, at tiie same will not niitm a sum sutNcient to satisfy sanl cxeetdion. 1 will oiler the fee simple o| said roa! estate, to satlsly a judutnent tor j-2,s7s 7::. together vvitli interest and costs without any relief from valuation or appraismeni laws.

Said real est-Ue taken a.-« lhe property of William K. Fry, or ali the inlereht he inav have in the altove desonbed real 4'state.

KlthNK/.KK P. Mi.VLASK V. Shei jlf .Miiiityomri C" l"1'

l»\ F. 11. Peputv. I'U'll .v iiutnphrles, attorneys lor plaiutilV. Auuust l.s.ivis. pt^pi.i':.

ON-HKSI UKNT N 'i"IC

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UAClUKs -iiKU'K

i\ SIPFWAI.K* Notiee is hcrehv yi*cn that i-aled proposals will !.• reetivril .it the nthec of the L'krk of the city of Cra\vfiriisviilc, Indiana, until

p. in., on

Mond.iv,Sept. 10,1S8^,tor the construction of a brick sidi-w ilu on the north si»ie Sprtnu' street, from Walnut sirvct to C»rml avenue, 1 hat sai'.l sidewalk shall ho yr,tiled and paved with best hard burned pivini brick laid llat way and to a width of four feet Jaid on ten 10} inches of pounded .ind.

NHIANN. OMI OMKH\ OI NT\

In the Monmomery Circuit Court, S» ptember term, lS.ss. I.aura IJelle. Hays vs.lMlia A. Irons, John 11. Irons, Nancy J. Klikpatrlck, Thomas H. Irons, William A. Irons, Jacob A. Irons, lifivina A. Snytler, James l«. Wilson, Krnest Merlin Wilson, and Uuhv ltolb Wilson, Complaint No s.i»7M.

Now comes tin* plaintld'hy A. 1». Thomas, her attorney, and tiles her complaint tor the partition of renl estate herein, tuguiher w*tth an nMUIavll that said dofemlants. Nunvy J. Kirkpatrick. Thotnas Jt. Irons, JrtfOb A. Irons and Juiues 1.. Wilson, me not residents of the State of Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereby Klvensaidnon reslden defendants ill tit tin less thev he and up pear on the Hth day of the ne\t term of the .Montgomery Circuit Court, for thev»'ar ls$s, the same bein« the ^:»d tlay of Oct.. A.J). l.V^S, at the Court llouse iu Crawlordsville, saitl county and State,and answer or demur lo »*ald complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence.

Witness my name, and the seal of said Courl,aflixed at Crawfordsvl'le, thisv'7lh day of Au« A. p.i*s\ 1IKNKY It. UU.Kn,

Sept. I. I.v*. Clerk.

A seiits \V"tinted!

J~Y l'0 vas* for the Larnest, (bh-st Kstabiished.

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NOWN

country.

the rnr'it to rcjectjinv

N'nsKniis

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door in tin- city ot *rawfordsvllie, Montuom eiy counts. Indiana. Hie rents and profits o| a term urn cvcecdhii:

M-VCII

veins, all the in-

ten-si ot Wiluam Fry the lollowi described real eMail- in Moiilionier\ countv, 1 ndiauii. to-wit:

north, ranue lour ill

in tho

liberal terms. rne«iualkHl

facilities. (iKN FVA Nl USKUY. Kstabli.sheil 2Mt.. W. &. T. SMITH. GENEVA. N Y.

C.W.WKIOHT

[Successor to Wright »V Millet

Insurance, Loan & Real Estate,

riatier Jilock, Kooni 8, Crawfordsville, Intl., Having ho.iglit the inteiest in the above business c.f (_'. A. Miller I will continue at the old otlice. Insurance, lire, life and accident, with fust-class companies, loans made on real estate, without delay, at the lowest rates of interest, and real estate sold 011 reasonable terms. Good no! encashed.

To Advertisers.

A list ot 1,(K,«I ninvspupi-rs iltvldi-il into Statesanil Sections will

IN-

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UDPIICH-

IOU—KKKK To those wlui want their mlvertisinn to jiny we enn otl'er no In'tter lnetlinin for thorrmi «ml effectlv« work thiin the various sections ot our

Select Local l.ist. GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., 10 SFKUCK ST. N

HARVEST EXCURSIONS

MINNESOTA, DAKOTA MONTANA,

AUGUST 21.

TUESDAY

SEPTEMBAH 1 1 and 25, I OCTOBER 0 and 23.

vt.\ 'nil-:

'dill, 'rom St

Paul and Minneanolis

A 1 I! I I.

CHEAHER THAN EVER BEFORE.

1 oints west ol Uratnl Pork's in Imkota autj Montana less than one tare, no roiinl*tri| rate bdim more than $jn, inchulin^ tireat ralls, Montana.

Persons 'leslrin- to take a trip throimh Nurt horn Al iumsnla. 1 »akota or Mini {ana lor the purpose of'looking over the country, or with the idea ol seleetlnna new home wUhln the horder.s ol'the nran«lest wheat l»-it In ihe wot hi. ami an am ieultinn 1 eomitiy suitable l«»rliversltie«l lariiiltiu, dairy uml sl»'K purpose."*, will de well to take ad vantage ol lie«e rates.

Kormaps and inl'oi niation applv to our home ticket aiient. to any agent ol the compan v, or

I W1IITNKV.

1' and A. St Paul, Minn.

S a

Two farms, one ol acres in NValiiii township, and one of l:M acres in Madison township both in tine shite of cultivation. The PJ0 acres will he sohl in or Wi nere ructs. Call sit He order's otllce.

tKVl. isDnXAimiR (Rmrfftniffd tWv'».»

USINESS UNIVERSITY

Kortb IVooijlT&oia St., Opp. rojtoOlff.

RESUAtf, HZSB 03B0B27, Priadpili id Prsprietora. Hest facilities for Husine^s, Short-hantl, Penmanship, Knglish and Actu*l husittes* Training. Individual instruction. Educate for profit—least expensive in time and money. Attractive City. Graduates hold lucrative positions. A strictly business fccbool. Open all year. Knter now. Write to us.

ELEGANT CATALOGUE, FREE.

1 WANTED. I'i rniHiii'iit )».-illons WL11'

WslliiatUm

SAI.ARV AND-

1'AI'KNSKS J'AIl). aiiv IICIITIn.'luUlim I.niiny flint .-lass spfclnllio. Oul LI I'I'.

IN i'i to nt unci'. (NHII)I' nils

iiiiti.'.l man

ANTED

CTT..T

IMIPCR

CJIN SUITwith

ns. IVcullui

ail\ iinta^i-s in ln'»hini s, si irk comiili'ti-, ITLLI W N ill:US, -. I it**Li. Clilrat!", I llh.

MOHtMEN In st'li inn

Fru

ami Ornimcnlal

Sltick. rati

UIM MMI

1. ULI

.i uoiiil paving

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AildriH fur i,-tIII»

IIAKI

IMIN

IN,

NIII~I'1V 111.-11, n'Mi'va, N. Y.

Ginseng Wanted.

I-or wliirli lilt.' hi^licsl ptk'e will be ii N fl)l'(iV111 c-, I IU I.

Bee Supplies.

I.(HILL) Siipplif.'., and Ht'c Smokfl v. ih-i'i-i "i ul promptly attcmluil in hv Nve ,V Co., dniyyi^ts. CrawloiilKvillt', Itnl.

PISO'S CURE FOR

Tiso's t'uro for Consumption is also tho best

Cough Medicine.

If you havo a Cougli without disease of tiio IjiiiipH, a fow dosos aro all you need. Hut if you noKloot this easy inuatm of Hafoty, tho slight Cough may boooinn a soriouu inattor, and Hovoral bot-

L'OH

will bo required.

CONSUM PTION

1s onfl!oniT*hllAdcTn?»Tfc nt ttio Nt,wn|»ujnr A'ivtT jiu? AKvncy of

riS PAPERS W. AYERA80N.

Mpskth

our authorized otcent*

FBSE1C TO JA.\. 1, IHS«. !1 ersi)n8sub8ei ii»ing now for lr^9 will receiv

laiui

FKEE from l«te of r.u»'Si r:tti^n to Jan. l.l.HtfJ. thily per year. Fend lour names and |i. nnd receive

a lirentium Iwautiltil photo

ct hit!i of Vhrist liffo'e I'ihitc." worth $1. Atvoc.\T I'i m.tsHtNu Co Indiatjupolis, Ind.

George W. Hall

Dc ilcr in rrrr

All Kinds of Coal and Coke,

Chi/i'd

FIRE BRICK. LIME. CEMENT, ETC.

1" I* !•. AN I» A 111)—Stiuthwi's' corncr of W.limit :iml Market trcet»

Insure in the Otiio Farmers

FOR Till FOLLOW I Ni KKAsONS:

It lias a^fc, evptriencc, rcpuiatson and tahilif It is *afr, pnulcHt ami conservative It has done a successful huincss for forty years The Ohio Farmers issues a short, plain policy with few coodirions The Ohio Farmers insures only farm propcrtytclnir«'lies, school house and dwellings \N*hen your polity expires, renew tn the Ohio Farmers Fortv vears of success is a guarantee of future stabilitv Kl) VOHIS. ACJENT.

NV.IMJIUTTON. VV ,S. OK KKTT.

BRITTON & MOFPETT

AT T0RNEYS-AT-LAW, CHAWKOllDSVII.I.K, INDIANA. Ufllce over Moll'ett, ^lorguii iV C»*4. drut ton*.

WM. M. REEVES,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND LAWYER. .Otlicc over Jvline (iraham's. Will engage in all kinJs ot law practice an^ also ac» as trustee, receiver or assignee when de iiired. No charge*, made for consultation. •I. H. Hl'Hl »»Kt». w. T. WlilTrtMiTON.

Burford & Whittington,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, CI\ A \V Ft»KUS'V11.1,K INDIANA. I'ruetice in M(mti:omery and adioitiing •'OttmicMiiid in the Supremo and federal court Are members of the laruest ami inost reliable law as*?feiallonsaml inak** collections throughout the world. Mortgages foreclosed. M^tatos properly settled. Charges reasonableOltlce over 1L^!5 Ka^t Main street.

F.D.ABRAHAM,

Atiorncy-at-Law md Notary Public. CKA WFomwVII.I.K, INDIANA. Ullice iti roci'i'

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Cjaivford lllocU, on M.tinSl.

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Notiiry rublic.

Kennedy & Kennedy,

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. CliAWFOKDSVJI.LK, INDIANA. OHice in Ornhann

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K, North Wa l.iuyton

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Paul, White &Hurnphries.

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

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GALEY BROTHERS,

DKNTISTS,

KA\VFOIU)SVILLK, INDIANA. )fT-c. Fihei liloc\. Main St.

THEO. McMECHAW, DENTIST,

I'ltAWFOItDSVIM.K, INDIANA. Tenders his service to the public. Motto Cood work and moderate prices

C, PER CENT.

Money to Loan.

$ioofooo to Loan at

Per Cent,

farmers are granted the prlvilnge of paying the money back to us iu dribs of $MK) or moreat any interest payment.

Real Estate and Insurance Agts.

Good Notes Cashed. Williams & Wilhite,

Sw. corner Main and Washington.

Money to Loan

AND

Ready Made'Abstracts ot Title, Recorder's Office.