Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 November 1890 — Page 5

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THE JOURNAL,

SATURDAY. NOV. 8, 1890.

The Vole of Montgomery County, 1890:

UNION.

licmlel 72, OronuuKli "0, Tucker 75, Hunt 02, Wuugh 61, Kullen 73, Price 70, Byors 75, Graves 76.

Precinct 2.—Democratic 02, Republican 97, Urookshire 9-t, Mount 05. Harney 01, Snyder 04, Moffett 00, Whlttlugton 00, Higgins 03, Armstrong: 00, Carroll 00, Buck 00, Hob 07, Winu-ate 85, Huttou 00, Uamsey HO. Bible 04, Bandel 80, Bronnuurli 01, Tucker 80, Hunt 105, Waugh 80, Fullen 01, Price 01, Byeis 05, Graves 80.

Precinct 3.—Democratic 80, Republican 40, Urookshire 80, Mount 40, Harney 85 8nvder 40, Motfett 85, Whlttlujrtou 50, Higgins 87 Armstrong 48, Carroll 85. Buck 48, Goben 02, Wlngate 48, Hutton 00, Uamsey 48, Bible 86, Bandel 47, Uronaugh 87, Tucker 40. Hunt 00, Waugh 44, fullen 84. Price 40, Byers 80, Graves 40.

Pr?einct 4.—Democratic 70, Republican 02, Brookshire 78, Mount 00, Harney 70, Snyder Oti, Motf-tt 70, Whifiugton 87, Higgins 70. Armstrong 90, Carnll 75, Buck 02. Goben 78, Wlngate 81, Hutton 70, Ramsey 00, Bible 74, bandel 0*i, Bronaugli 77, Tucker 80, Hunt 88, Waugh 70, fullen 80, Price 85, Byers 75, Groves 00.

110, Armstrong 00, Carroll 117. Buck 00, Goben 121, Wlngate 04, Hutton 113, Ramsey 71. Bible 120, Bandle 05, Brouaugh 115,Tucker 60, Hunt 110, Waugh 05, Kullen 110, Price 00. Byers 112, Groves 77.

uci ou, aioiiaii iu, uitungton 87, Higgins 108, Armstrong 81, Carroll 100. Buck 07, Goben 112, Wingate 70. Huttou 115, Hamsev 7.-), Bible 100. Bandle 83, Uronaugh 112,Tuclier 70, Hunt 122. Waugli 71, Fullen 107, Price 8 Byers 107, Groves 82.

Precinct 7.—Democratic 55, Trusler 117, Brookshire 07, Mount 15 2, Harney 50 Snyder 112. Moffatt 70, Wl:ittington 100, Higgins 01, Armstrong 112, Car-oil 03, Buck "113, Gooen 73, Wingate 105, Huiton 07, Ramsey 111, Bible 50, Bundle 121, Bronaugh 00, Tucker 113. Hunt 81, Waugh 07, Fullen 05, Price 111, Byers02, Groves 115.

Precinct 8 —Democrats 51. Republicans 108, Brookshire 54, Mount 108, Harney 40, Snvder 100, Moffatt. 51, v\ hittington 100, Higgins 51, Armstrong 104, Carroll 50, Buck 105, Goben 04, Wlngate 97, Hutton 56, Ramsey 104, Bible 5. Bandel 103, Bronaugh 51, Tucker 101, Hunt04, Waugh 01, t-ullen 50, PrlceOO, Byers 53, Groves 90.

Precinct 0,—Democratic 109, Republican SO, Brookshire 110, Mount 73, Harney 101, Suyder

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The only Baking Powder yet found by chemical analysis to be entirely free from both lime and alum and absolutely pure, is the Royal. This perfect purity results from the exclusive use of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes which totally remove the tartrate of lime and other impurities. The cost of this chemically pure cream of tartar is muclv greater than any other, and it is used in no baking powder except the "Royal."

Dr. Edward G. Love, formerly analytical chemist for the U. S. Government, who made the analyses for the New York State. Board of Health in their investigation of baking powders, and whose intimate knowledge of the ingredients of all those sold in this market enables him to speak authoritatively, says of the pul^y. whpJespmeness and superior quality of the Royal":

I have testea t.'lG Royal Baking Powder, and find it composed of pure and wholesome i^redients. It is a cream of tartar powder, and does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substance.

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Snyder 87, Moffett 100, Whittiugton 81, Higgins 111, Armstrong 75, Carroll 100. Buck 70, Goben 102, Wing'ite 84. Huttou 108, Ramsey 70, Bible 105, Bandel 81, Bronaugh 100, Tucker 74, Hunt 110, Waugh 00, Fullen 104, Price 82, Byers 105, Graves 71.

Precinct 10.—Democratic 72, Republican 112, Brookshire 74, Mount 114, Harney 50, Snyder 120, Moffett 07, Whittington 110, Higgins 09, Armstrong 114, Carroll, 70. Buck 112, Goben 80, Wiugate 107, Hutton 00, Ramsey llot Bible Of J, Handel 117, Brjnauuh 71. Tucker 112, Hunt 81, Waugh 102, Fullen 75, Price 100, Byers 72, Graves 112.

Precinct 13.—Democratic 105, Republican 0 Brookshire 107. Mount 05, Harney 100, Snyder 07, Moffett 103, Whittington 09, Higgins 107, Armstrong 87, Carroll 104, Buck 00, oP1"3,1,1,,1,19' Wlngate 80, Hutton 112, Ramsey 00, Bible 100, Bandel 00, Bronaugh 100, Tccker 89 Hunt 120, Waugh H2, Fullen 100, Pricc 90, Byers 111, Graves84.

Pre£lnct 12.—Democratic 02, Republican 102, Brookshire 64, Mount 104, Harney 53 Snyder 07, Moffett 00, Whittington 87. Higgins 63, Armstrong88, Carroll 00, Buck 91 Goben73,Wingate84. Hutton 02. Ramsey 92, Bible 07, Bandel 88, Bronaugh 62, Tuckcr 91

'7- Waugh 78, Fullen 09, Price 85, Byers 63, Graves 89. Precinct 13.—Democratic 59, Republican 131, "jp.rookshirc 66. Mount 124, Harney 51, Snyder 132, Moffett03, Whittington 129, Higgins 00 Armstrong 120 Carroll 55, Buck 12lf Goben -nh 51,08' Hutton 51, Ramsey 120, 1,'n '?!!£,,r124,

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Late U. S. Government Chemist.

Prof. Lbve's tests, and the recent tests by the Chemical Division of the Agricultural Department of the United States Government, show the Royal Baking Powder to be superior to all others in strength and leavening power.

Precinct 14.—Democratic 81, Republican 47, Brookshire 03, Mount 40, Harney 78, Suydor 61, Moffett 87, Whittington 55, Higgins 01, Armstrong 48. Carroll 88, Buck 52, Goben 03, Wlngate 46, Hutton 02, Ramsey 47, Bible 01, Bandel 44, Bronaugh 88, Tucker 48, Hunt 00, Waugh 43, Kullen 91, Price 49, Byres 91, Graves 47.

Preciuct 15.—Democratic 70, Republican 57, Brookshire 80, Mount 57, Harney 70, Snyder 00, Moffett.78, Whittington 70, Higgins 80, Armstrong 57, Carroll 77, Buck 58, Goben 78, Wingate 50, Hutton 71, Ramsey 05, Bible 70, Bandel 00, Bronaugh 77, Tucker56, Hunt 85, Waugh 51, Fullen 83, Price 55, Byers 80, Graves 55

Precinct 10.—Democratic 82, Republican 91, Brookshire85, Mount 05, Harney 79, Suyder 101, Moffett 84, Whittington 00, Higgins 80 Armstrong95, Carroll 83, Buck 06, Goben 01, Wingate 80, Hutton 80, Ramsey 04, Bible 87, Bandle 03, Cronaugh 84, Tucker 00, Hunt 91 Waugh 88, Fullen 92, Price 88, Byors 86. Graves 94.

COAL CREEK.'

Precinct 1.—Democratic 95, Republicans 00. Brookshire 03, Mount 00, Harney 00, Snvder 88, Moffjtt 04, Whlttlugton 84, Higgins 01, Armstrong 80, Carroll 01, Buck 87, Uoben 04 Wlngate 80, Hutton 95, Ramsey 82, Bible 92 Bandel 85, Bronaugh 91, Tucker 84, Hunt 08! Waugh 78, Mullen01,Price 85,Byers Ol.Groves 8 f),

Precinct 2.—Democratic 104, Republican 70. Brookshire 100. Mount 71, Harney 108, Snvder 80, Moffatt 114, Whittington 03, Higgins 100, Armstrong 70, Carroll 106, Buck 70 Goben 101, Wiugate 70, Hutton 108. Ramsey 0, Bible 132,)hande! 45, Brouaugh 108, Tucker 00, Hunt 111, Waugli 80, Fullen 117, Price 01, Byers 107, Groves 70.

Precinct 3.—Democratic 123, Republican 08, Brookshire 125, Mount 57, Haruey 124 Suyder 53, Moffatt 121, Whittington 57. Higgins 124, Armstrong 53, Carroll 123, Buck 53 Goben

110,

Wingate 58. Hutton

Precinct 2.—Democratic 10G, Republican 57. Brookshire 108, Mount 57, Harney 1 Oti Snvder 52. Moffatt 104, Whittington 54. 1-figL'ins 107, Armstrong 50, Carroll 107, Buck 50. 5i. Hutton 104. Ramsey oJ. Bible 109, Bandel 49, Bronaugh 107, Tucker », Hunt 108, Waugh 40, Fullen 110, Price 46, Byers 107, Groves 50.

Precinct 3.— Demoeiutlc 83, Republican 42, Brookshire 85, Mount 42, Harney 83, .Snyder i, Moll att 82, Whittington 38, Higgins 85 Armstrong 35, Carroll 84', liuck 35, Gobeu 86, lugate 35, Hutton 82, Ramsey 30. Bible 84, Handle 3o, Bronaugh 83, TucKer 37. Hunt 85, Waugh 34, Fullcii 83, Price 35, Byers 82 Groves 37.

L'COTT.

Precinct 1.—Democratic 84, Republican 75, Brookshire 82, Mount 74, Harnev 82, Snyder i3, Moffatt 83, Whittington 74| Higgins 8:l Armstrong 73, Carroll 82, Buck 74. Goben 80. ingate 73, Hutton 83, Ramsey 72, Bible 83, Bandel 3. Brouaugh 83, Tucker 73, Hunt93, Waugh 02, Fullen 82, Price 74, Bvers 83. Groves 73.

Piec.nct 2.—Democratic 81, Republican 03. BrooKslnrc 70, Mount 04, Harney S3, Snyder n4, Moffatt 80, Whittington 57, Hlgplns 78, Armstrong 08, Carroll 70, Buck 57, Goben 78, W ingntq5«, Hutton 78. Ramsey 50. Bible 78, Bandle 08. Bronaugh 78, Tucker 58, Hunt 80, Wauirh oO, Fulleu 70, Price 58. Byers 70. •Groves 68,

MADISON.

Precinct 1.—Democratic 87. Republican 78, Brookshire 88. Mount 78. Harney 84, Snyder 82, Moffatt 87, Whlttlugton 81, Higgins 85 Armstrong 79. Carroll 83, Buck 70, Goben 85 Wingate ,9, Hutton 81, Ramsey 83. Bible 91 Banuel 71. Brouaugh 85, Tucker 70, Hunt 110, Waugh 59, Fullen 83, Price 80, Byers 84. Groves 78.

Precinct2.—Democratic 5S. Republican 70. Mount 74, Harney 57, Snyder

luuuH, (u, nunon as, uamsey m, lllulo 62, Bindel 00. Bronaugh 59. Tucker 70, Hunt 78. \Vajgh 55, Fullen 78, Prlco 69, Byers t9. Groves 69.

SUGAR CREEK.

Precinct h—Demoeratii: 56, Republican 01, Brookshire 50, Mount 59, Harney 55, Snyder 58, Moffett 55, Whittington 50, Higgins 54,

Armstrong 50, Carroll 55, thick 55, Golien 50 lugate .•. Hutton 54, Hamsev Ji™. nible 50' Ijandel o.i, Uronaugh 50 Tucker 50, Hunt 00' augh •-, l'ullen 55, Price 55, Myers 55 Groves 54.

Precinct2.—Democratic 13, Republican 81, lliu-Moy 12, snvde' ih, Molliitt 41, Whittington 8 ). Hiir-Hns 41 Armstrong 79, Carroll 41, Muck 70, GOIHMI 4"' ingate 8, Hutton40, Uamsiv 80, Bible Itandel andel 75, Uronaugh 4 0, Tucker so'. Aunt 4!l" uiugh ti4, Kullen 43, Price 73, Hvors 41 Groves 71.

KHANKl,IN.

I'recinct 1.— Democratic 05, Republican 89. 1-rot) lit-hi re 0.. Mount. !)2. Harnev 91. Snvder .14, Jiollatt 9i, Whlttlugton 90,' Higgins 00. Armstrong 03, Carroll 91, liuck 95, Goben 95! ingate 01, Huiton 89. Ramsev 96, Biblo 93. Ijamlel 93, Uronaugh 92.Tucker 94, Hunt 94, Waugh 91, Fullen 94, Price 91, Mvers 92 Groves 93.

Precinct.2,—Democratic 72, Republican 100 Urookshire 72, Mount 100. Harnev 07. s- nyde 103, Moffatt. 08, Whittiugton 102,'Higgins 08, Armstrong 100, Carroll 08,Buck 100,Goben 70, lugate 70, Hutton 09, Ramsey 101, Hible 09, Handlo 93, Uronaugh 08,Tucker 97, Hunt 7! Waugh 99, Fullen 08, Price 101, Byers 08 Groves 109,

Precinct 3.—Democratic 80, Republican 44, Brookshiro 81, Mount 43, Harney 79, Suyder 40, Moffatt 80, Whittington 44, HiggiDs 80. Armstrong44. Carroll 80, Buck 44, Goben 81, lugate 43, Hutton 81, Ramsev 43, Hible 80, Handle 43, Bronaugh 78, Tucker 44, Hunt 82. Waugh 40, Fullen 70, Price 44, Bvers 70, Groves 44,

RIPLEY.

Prroinct, 1.—Democratic 109, Republican 42, Brookshire 110, Mount 42, Harnev 100, Suyder 2, Moffett 107, Whiitington 45, I'liggins 109, Armstrong 42, Carroll 110, Buck 41, Goben 100, Wingate 45, Hutton 112, Ramsey 40,

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123,

Ramsey

o4,(Bible 133, Bandel 48, Bronauirb 1J4,Tucker 51, Hunt 127, Waugli 50 Fullen 125, Price oO, Byers 124, Groves 52,

WAYNE.

Precinct 1.—Democratic 105, Republican 52 Brookshire 107. Mount 52. Harney 107. Snvder 40, Mollatt 108, Whittington 47. Higgins 107, Aruutrong 47, Carroll 100, Buck 48. 47, Hutton 105, Ramsey •oO, Bible l#i. Bandel 49, Brouangh 107, Tucker 48, Hunt 109, Wauifli 45, Fullen 111, Price 45, Byers 103, Graves 53.

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the original and ONLY One Price Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher in Crawfoi dsville, Indiana.

Bronaugh 108, Tucker

4.1, Hunt 113, Wuuch 39, Fullen 110, Price 42. Byors 121, Graves 30. Precinct 2.—Democratic 115, Republican 80, Brookshire 113, Mount 80, Harney 112, Snyder 81, Moffottt 113, Whittington 80. Higgins 113, Armstrong 80. Carroll 113, Huck SO, Gobnnl11lr, ^yi?g,lt0 ,™.

Himon

114. Ramsey 79,

ble 112, Bandel 81, Bronaugh 103, Tucker 80, Hunt-112, Waugh 81, Fullen 113, price 80, Bvers 118, Groves 79.

BROWN:

""-•vitnot 1.—Democratic 125, Republican 89 Mount 89, Harney 120, Suyder Brookshiro '^inmon 91 Mliwinu 87, Moffettl22, Wi,.^.. Armstrong 83, Carroll 120, ....

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Wiugate 76 Hutton 123, Rums, Bible 124, Bundle 83, Bronaugh 125.Tucker 83, Hunt 131, Waugh 81, Fullen 121, Price 85, Byers 124, Graves 84.

Precinct 2.—Democratic 74, Republican 124, I'rookshlre 80, Mount 123, Harney 77, Snyder 1-7, Moffett 1, Whittington 136, Higgins 80, Armstrong 122, Carroll 87, Buck 124, Goben \?,h Hutton 70. Ramsey 120, Biblo 7, Handel 125, Bronaugh 77, Tucker 125 Hunt 94, Waugh 109, JKullen 83, Price 121, Byers 85, Graves 117.

Precinct 3.—Democratic 04, Republican 122 Brpolrahjre.flfl^ Mount 120, Harney 08. Snyder

wu, Ramsey diuiuoo.

Bandel 118_, Bronaugh 66,Tuckcr 110, Hunt 08, Waugli lla, lullen 09. Price 110, I5yCrs 7" Graves 1'2.

WALNUT.

Precinct l^Democratlc 76, Republican 85. Brookshire /o, Mount 83, Harney 74 Snvder 81. Moffett, 75

5 xmujbyy 04, ulDleVi), Bendel 82, Bronaugh 75, Tucker 81, Hunt 84, Waugh 3, Fullen 77, Price 80, Byers 70. Graves 81.

Precinct 2 Democratic 66. Republican 95 Brookshiro08, Mount 08, Harney 69 Snvder 90, Moffett 68, Whittington 96. HiggiM 08 Armstrong 90. Carroll 68. Buck 96, Goben 69.' Wlngate 95. Hutton 70, Ramsey 94, Bible 69. Bandel 94. Bronaugh 75, Tucker 89, Hunt 76 Groves 96*' °9,

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Preolnct3 —Democratic 55, Republican 03, Brookshire 5o, Mount 6l, Harney 54. Snvder 08, Moffett 55 Whittiugton 57. Higgins 54 Armstrong 57, Carroll 54. Buck 58, Goben 57,' Wiugate 5o, Hutton on, Ramsey 50. Bible 54, Bandel .6. Uronaugh 55, Tucker 50, Hunt 55, Waugh 58, Fullen 54, Price 57, Byera 53 Groves ,H.

CLARK.

Republican 53, Brook.

5L,lr'\9J' o3, Harney 91, Snvder 46, Moflctt 83, hittinjELOii oO, liiggins 85, Armstrong 49, CiiiTcll 84, Bt-ck 50. Goben 83, Wingate 50, Hutton 83, RmnseySO, Bible 84, Bandel 49, Bronaugh 85, 1 ucker 49, Hunt 84, Waugh 53, Fullen 81, Price 50 livers S4, Groves 00.

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319, Republican 50, Brook..

Mo,lnt

61,(Harney 128, Snvder 46, Moffett

119, \v hittington Hie«-"ns 119, Armstrong 52. Carroll 11 #, Buck 51, Goben 117, Wingf.itc 52, Hut119.Bandel 52, Bronauirh r.n VT '.'."V Waugh 48, Fullen 115, Priceo0. I»vurs 118, Groves 50.

Precinct 3—Democrat 128, Republican 90, BrookMount Sfi, Harney 102, Snvder57, Mnlicit ,, 87, Higgins 128. Armstrong 84, LarrolU28, Buck 84, Geben 129, Wingate 85. iliit-

Bible 128, Bandel 85, Bronauirh iL"t Waugh 81, Fullen 128.

1 rice 8-J, Byers 127, Gioves 8J

MAJORITIES AND PLURALITIES.

(, Secretary of State Mattliews received

1.-r,uslo,r,!- i'1:

'Prohibition 131 People

00.) Matthew plurality 219. In this county Brookshire received 3.700 p?uralitj"lW,:J''J~1 Ashley 119. Brookshlres'

iu?P ,H,'^,ncy„rccolv-'d •''.545.' Snyder 3,3,8, Hal lard 10^5. Harney's plurality 217.

3-003

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Whittington

3,301 Mollatt's majority 302. For Representative, Higgins 3002 Armstrong .j.-OI), Keudall 132. Higgins' plurality

v-e, Carroll 3585 Buck

3221: Darter 137. Plurality lor Carroll 304.

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Goben received 3.757 Wingate

3,10_. Lemon, 118. Gobeu's plufallty, 055.

3,108. Wilsonl.ii. Bible plurality 488.

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received 3",007. Ram-

sej 3,..49, Quick 11 Hutton's plurality 358, For Coroner, Bronaugh 3590 Tucker 3195 Ourrie 124. Plurality for Bronaugh 401.

For Surveyor, Hunt 3927 Waugh 2038 Majority for Hunt 989. Commissioners—

Second District, Fullen 3,007 Price 3 108 Cochran 1.18. Fullen's plurality 499. bird District Byers 3,631 Groves 3.107 Hoover 120. Byers'plurality 404,

The total Democratic and Republican jotetlus yearwas 0.824 In 1888 it was 7 710 loss of 893 votes. Of tliis shortage 838 is from the Republican vote of 1888 and 55 from the Democratic. This year the Democratic vote was 3, ,11 and In 1888 it was 3,050, Republl3ai08VOtC

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4.000, and this year

Meeting of Business Mens' Association, Tliere will be a meeting of the Crawfordsville Business Mens' Association, at the court house, on Tuesday evening next, at 7 olock, to consider a matter cf great interest to the city and county. All are urged to attend.

JOHN M. SOHTJLTZ, Pres

THE NEW BEN HUB.

A fine Array of Beautiful Scenery, Beautiful Costumes, Beautiful Girls and Handsome Boys. 1'iio first presouhxlion in CmwfordHvillo of tlio Eon Hur t'llilouux tinder the row mtin-igomout wns M-nulav evening ut Music .hall btforo a lurgo nml select autlioueo. Gen. Low Wallnoo, under whose supervision the soenery and costumes have been prepared, together with his wife occupied prominent seats iu tlio parquette. The scenery is indeed grand, and it is a pleasure to know that it is correct, and that the costumes are in keeping with the. age which is represented. The following is a list of the principal characters:

Sol1?i«'1Coutantton

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Mother of Ben Hur

Nellie Tin™). Ro/.a Darter ji'.V "'1 Dasle Robinson ri.n« Mrs. Hattic Dixon .'.".'.".V." Ainrali Ben Hur......Willie Toxvnsley and Chni(l Travis Messala. A. V. Itansdal and Charlie Robinson Mjijor 1'ote I)iiIt,}i]i72Li' •\,!bol',"a.1Mp,l,Ci"S0y :.:.:.Moichi«.r

The drills and dances were all entirely new and brought down the house on several occasions. It boing the first night there was of course some hitcheB as might be expected, but the most serious objection is that the people back ©n the stage do

MEW ROSS.

The election pab°quietly. Jay Brown is worse at UUf? J. H. S. Davis Is homo from Kokomo. James Peterson was at Mace Tuesday. P. M. Brown was at Indianapolis Wednesday.

Oh as. Sparks, of Advance, was here yesterday. Dr. Bronaugh went to Crawfordsvllle Wednesday.

B. F. Babb was at the county seat Wednesday. W. E. Imel, came home from Danville, Ills-,to vote.

W. E. Hadley, of Indianapolis, was here Monday. Oscar Eddingfle was at Orawfordsvilie Wednesday.

Fred Maxwell went to Crawfordsyille Tuesday to vote, T. E.Hobson and wife, of Crawfordsville, was here Tuesday.

Subscribe for the JOCRNAII. It is the best daily and weekly in the country. James Barber and wife, of Jamestown, visited John Gardner Wednesday nipht.

Probate Court,

Christina Stewart has been appointed guardian of Mary L. Stewart, heir of Edward P. Stewart.

Marriage Liicense.

Lawrence Holmes and Margaret Devan.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla, When she wu a Jhild, she cried for Castorio,

When she became Miss, she clung to Castnrta, When she had Children, she gave themCostoria.

A. 1),

WILLIS

Makes 6 best CABINET photographs for 75 cents and a tintype for a dime.

SHILOii'S COUGH and Consumption •Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moflfett, Morgan & Co.

Wear it a week or two or mree, till you make up your mind about it, and then go back to the store where you bought it and get your money back.

Wear it a year and, if a hone is broken -or kinked or slipped or shifted, go back to the store where cu bought it and get your money back."

What do you think cf the Kabo corset when it is sold with such guarantees as those two

There's a primer on Cor* sets for you at the store.

CHICAGO CORSET CO.,

BARGAINS UNHEARD OP AT

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Chicago and Hew York.

is.fmriyadvMced hut begin RIGHT NOW, Early in the Season, to cut prices all to pieces on

HEAVY SUITS AND OVERCOATS.

UNDERWEAR A.ND GLOVES

Our counters are well filled with the choicest Goods in latest styles and patterns. MONEY is what we want, th.retore we wiU not let prices stand in the way to secure i, 'B^V before the as

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much talking that it is often heard by the audience.

17's

SANTA CLAUSSOAP.

Have you a Pittsburgh, Rochester, Duplex, or a Student Lamp?

Do they work satisfactorily? Do your Lamp Chimneys break? You get the wrong sort!

The RIGHT ones are the PEARL GLASS," made by Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pittsburgh, makers of the celebrated T^rl-t0P'.'lampchim-ney, which have givciT "mver~ sal satisfaction.

Worked Like a Cluinn.

Bradficld'* Female Begulatur worked llko a oharin Improvement been wonderful. cannot express my gratitude. Wish everv lady afllicted would try it. I know It would cure them. MKS. LUTJA A. LONG, Spring Grove, Fla.

Write theBradlield Regulator Co., Atlanta,Ga., for further p«rticulars. Sold by Nye & Co,

The Secret of Libby Prison.

One dark night in February, 1864, more than a hundred Uulon oflicers escaped through the tunnel of Llbby Prison at Richmond. The Confederate sentinel on guard at the time was true to the Southern Confederacy, and saw the shadowy figures as they .emerged Into the light or the street lamp, and yet did not challenge or Are upon them. It has long been a eoinvo of wonderment why he acted thus, and tho re a', reason nas never been made public. The true explanation Is given In No. 40 and 41 of The Holiday, which paper will be sent, on reoeipt of five coots, to any address in the country. Address The Holiday, 19 Boekman Street, N. Y.

igyBLACR-DRAUOHT tea cumconatlDdltm

GATAUKH CUBED, health and EWEET breuth secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal injector free. Moflett, Morgan A 0o

Worth IluiKireds of Dollars. Mv wife used only two bottles of "Mother's Frien before her thin: confinemont Says sh« would not be without It for hundreds of dci ars. Had not half as much trouble asbot»io-

You wljy Claus?,

FOOD'S PLYYIRL IttopE,

DB. MILES, Lincoln Parish La. Write tho Bradfleld ltegulivtor Co Atlanta, Ga for further particulars- For sale by Nye & o.

naokleu'H A.ruion

Osgood OJ\INT NIC^S THE P\/OF\ITE SAirlj,

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Gaspar

Col. Glllord illderim wrniIMlluil.u Herod aud Simonides W'}1 £,'lrit.1U Malluch I'.L. Shull Thord O.D, Humphreys Nalerlus Gratus

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NKlAlRBANK&Ca CHICAGO.

The best salve in the world for Cutu, BruiBee, Sores, Ulcers, Snlt ittieum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or jnon-y refunded. Prle.«, 25 cent?* a box. For oale at Nye & 0drugsto'w

To Cure a Bad Cough

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Cough cure (Consumption Oil)" but relieves qulcklv, stops tickling In the throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat, itid prevents death from comsumptlon. Price 25c. Pamphlet free. BlncliHuiptcn, N. Y. Sold, recommended ant' guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

No sounding phrases or looiish boasting are needed to draw attention to Van Werts' Balsam for the lungs. A claim is made for it that it is the best cough medicine on the market, every bottle is guaranteed to do all that it is claimed and everyone is invited to make a free test of its merits. Volumes of phrase could not do more to recommend it than this. Trial size froe. KV)r sale bv Lew ti'ishor.

Bowels Irregular ana constipated, resulting in Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

A stitch in time. Take Simmons Liver Regular and prevent sickness.

Everything .narked in p.ain^guies. So everyone is treated £air and ahke. Don't de,ay but caU on CON CUNNINGHAM,

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Notice is ul7~nf"1'0 hereby given said nonresident defondaut, unleiw they bo am' appear nn the 2nu ,*1"v joi' next term ol' tho Mottfyomnry Circuit Court, to bo holden on tlio Otli day of j.iiniiio, A i). iH»ot ut court house In CrAWlordsvillo.ln said county and State,and answer or demur to said complaint, the naino will be heard and determined iu their absenco.

WltnesH my naino, and tlio seal or said court,, aflixed at Crawfordsvllle, this 3d day of November, A. D. 18(10.

HKNHY H. HULRTT, Clerk.

November 7, 1800.

OTICM TO NON-H ESI DENTS.

Stalo of Indiana, Montfroinery County, In the lm'o

,Ury

L'ircui,' a,urt-

No'llini'1

November term,

M,PlllU V8

Piatt, Complaint

Now comes the plaintiff by HumiCN„ "i1"1 Heoves her attorneys, and llles her complaint herein for dlvorco. together with aif affldavit that said defoudiint, 1 liomael'latt.l.s not a resident, of the State ol Indiana.

Notice is hereby given said defendant that unless lie be and appear on the :ird day of the next term of ti.e Montgomery Clroult Court,to he holden on tho 5th day ol'January in •,

court house iu Craw fords-

vllle, in said county and State, and annwor or demur to said complaint, tho same will be hoard aud determined In ills absence. ,eHS

,ltt,ne,

aud tho seat of said court,

aflixed at Crawfordsvllle, this 0 th day of November, A. D. 1800.

Nov. 13,18.,0.IIENHYnHULK,rr-Clo,k-

COMMISSION Elt'S SA l.E TATE.

OF 15EAL KS-

Notice Is hereby given that, by virtuo of an order ol the Montgomery Circuit ourt, on petition lor partition, of Theodore II. Hlstlne vs. Mary I. pan et ul.. I ho underHlgnod commissioner, will sell at public sale, on tho prom- °." Saturday, Novombor _e, 1

Him. between the hours of two and four clock m., tho following real estate In Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wlt:

Part or the northwest quarter of section six ((), township eighteen (18) north, rango four (•in west, bounded as follows: llcginnlnir at a polutone and62-100 (l.r.!) chains westof the northeast, corner ol said quarter section and RIUN,MV^T,,0N 0,VC8TSLX hundred and nlnetyeix Ult(j) loot the beginning point thenco south Ove hundred and forty-Ilvo (54".) root thence east three liuudrud and forty (340) foot, thence south four hundred and llfty (450) feet. ,KO,u"1 74 degrees west six and 25-100 (0-~i) chains to the farthest point south or said

ll0,rt,1l

1,0

,m i?.n( ,oll!llnH

decrees west tll'N'on and

tl,cn«o

"?.V,0

north Ovo atul

chains toa point.line and 33-100

(0..W) chains east of thenortliwest corner of eiiid quarter s»oction tliouco oust eleven hundred and forty-live (1145) foot toHtild hoiflnpoint and wild triict Is also d^sorlbed us

w',ui«.olos

forty-two (42) inclusive,

and lllty-nii)e(.'itt) to seventy-two(72) Inclusive us the same are known and designated on the record plat or John Sloan's heirs'addition of ou'-lots te the city of Crawfordsvllle.

I EltMs—One third rash. I he residue In two OQual payments ut twelve and cight.i moutlis

at, six per cent, in'-cresi, without

relief I rem valuation or appralsumeutA laws. ItUUIiitT S. THOMSON ^ov-

'H"0. :tw. Commissioner.

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint? Shiloh's Vltallzer guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan fe o.

Kxcurslon Hates to Chicago. T.l,e L., N. A. & (!. Railway will sell round trip tickets from Crawfordsvillo to Chicdgo on November 3 to 8 Inclusive, to the American Horse Show, for $5.90. These tickets sold ou certificate plan. Also November 13th to 18th inclusive, same rate will be charged to enable people to vl&it the American Fat Stoek, Poultry mid Dairy Show.

OALARRH CURED, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh remedy. Price 60c. Nasal lnjoctor free. For sale by Moffett, Morgan fc Co,

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.