Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 January 1891 — Page 7

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CATARRH

cured write lor

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I,ARIII:UINCII Newark. N..).

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BEITTV'S PIASOS Rx-mayor Daniel 1". Dealt v, Washington. N .1.

DEAF

•NESS aHEAD NOISES CURE&br

I'eck'a INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS. Whlap#rs heard. Com

fortable. SaeeMtfal where *11 UemttdlMfall. Sold by P. IIIS('OX« mlj) Oil Ur'dfiaii hew ork. Write fur book of^roiliVUKK*

PARKER'S

KAIR BALSAWI

ClransL-ft and beautifies tin* hair. ]'ruiiitics a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray

Hair to its Youthful Color. Cure® nt'ttlp disrHs»e8 A: hair lulling. 50t\nnd $l.Oat Druypftg

I H* Xarkor'8 Oinccr Tonic. It cures the worn Coii^h, Veak I.un^s, Debility. Indi^c-nlion, i'mii,'J ukc limc.£0ut8. HINQERCORNS. The onlv surf'CUP'for Corns. Stop* alTpaiu. 16c. av UruKfiute, or LIlsCuX CO., N. Y.

UlflRODS

CURE

/"'ASTHMA Catarrh, Hay rcver, Diphtheria, Wliooping Cough, Croup anil Common Colds.

RoeommpncM by Physicians and sold bv Druggists throughout tbo world. Send for 1' reo Sample. HIMROD MANUFG CO.,

SOLE PROPRIETORS,

191 FULTON ST.. NEW YORK.

WHY "NOTT •SWKB5

ns local agent for irrnntcd trees it ml plants':' Men and wiman do well without expcrence, Send st:IIIT]

or tortus to

I'.IILTUC

Whitney.

Ko'-hesHT N V. lie is reliable, and pays sai•s ry to successful agents.

EPPS'

BOILING WATER OR MILK

GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

COCOA

LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.

Wanted Everywhere. (iood moil to solicit lorourftrst-ehe-s nurserJ' stock, on salary or commission, paid weeklvI'eriiiiiiieiit employincut nuiiranteed. (luttit laee. Previous experience not required. Ca. make a successtul salesman ot any one who wil 1 work ami lollow instructions." Send for terms at once to

JUNKS KOI:SK,

Honest Work! ?£c

Lakeview

Nurseries, Kochester, N.Y. (Mention paper.)

t-0 to 140 a week made earnest, men anil

women. furnish ilir cnini I! Is you mean business drop us a card anil tret, som facts that will open your eyes! A legitimate lineol goods. an honest mini wanted to intrr: duce them in tow iis and country. Don't wait

Addre.-s, at once. 1'. O. box lUit, Cincinnati, O

PILES

RTUIPTOM R- 3*oI«*. Uri InU'iiMs JlcMna und*tlnglnjr» most nt nifht woric lr ftcrut«htn£. JfufN lowed to continue tumors form and

SITCHING PILES.«ud.^,, ttn

SB becoming Tory norcw 8\VAYftE'8 OINTK.NT Rtopi tho Itching and bleeding, hcaU ulceration, und la montcunea remove* the tumor*.

SWATHE'S

Qifrruxirr is told by druggist*, or milled to

try *dJrr«s ou rccript of price, 60 cu. a box 3 boxefl-11.IV. Vddrea* letters, UU.<p></p>SKIN

SWAYNK A SON, Phil*deUbUu

DISEASES

SWAYNE'S

OINTMENT

ABSOLUTELY CURES.

The ilmpli! mppllcatloa of "Swiriti'g Onirvnyr" without

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internal medicine, wilt cure »nr cue of Tetter tuli Hbelini.Rinptworm.Pllea.ltcli.Rorei.PlinpIof.ErTiliielM Acno muttor how obsttnile or Ionic "taniUng. Sold hr driitti it. or irnt 1T mill ror 60 cti. S Roxe., $1.55. Arttlreps lV

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PhlUdtlphU, Pa. Aiijow

SANATION

fRADE. J.N^cMARK

Or.Bull'8CoughSyrup

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|i\)»er 100 V..1 \-,v ofto niu^

I hav» no cqnj.l tor ci:rlr^ ?Co.»tivnni-ti^, Mnlntia, I«iv?r (.orny^nn. c*.V A^ue. IndicrcKtior. lUrknch*. r1 .ami f't.unn.'h iniuMeri. N*Yt»^

Sold by all dnit^istn a:ul rf».niu

(pcr.v Sf||tr« Jk To.. I'mp*., nit«.N»i»vh,

SAVE YOUR STRENGTH

BY USING ALIEN B.WRISLEY'S

GOOD CHEER SOAP

LATESTANDBEST INVENIN-LITTLEIB

NORUBBINGOFCIDTHES

REQUIRED -ASKYOUB GROCER FOR

WASHINGTON LETTER-

FOLLOW DIRECTIONS GLOSELY-

The Pension Sliarks mid Their Victims— 'Jhu toiigrtssiona) Situation Other MattersSpecial Corrcsponde'v.'e of ne .lournal.

WASHINCITON, JIIU. 7, ''.m.—Tlio

liurny 1" the

worst

koI'Ii-t is

tho pensum

Hhurk, (ho priLiuip.il i.t' *vli-j?u build an I fi-ntLicr (Ikmi-nests in 'hiscM v. I vlc-'il, tliefio sp(Acnn'.ins liavo v.iUiin th l:ist, (f.uutiro! ii ci'ii'im- jx'i'p-. tin'eJ t.lio most nic ii:)ti'. s'.vindii of modern times, "\vitli the bovs !IUM

lor t-iii'ir \ictuns.

Sui'l tlio House Cointmtle.} 0:1 I'ousioua in a reoout report: L'lii claiuiaufc is re(|iiired .to look up all uvuloueo niui tho iittonnij-'.s energies aro coutered ou tiling tho sumo iu the Di.iparcmout tiud ilumiiug tho claimant for postage which th.'present laws allow liim to demand from his client." This is au oiHcial st'itemont of ft well understood truth. The investigation of olTieials iu tho pension bureau develops tho startling fact that pension attorneys liave ueeu paid by soldiers since tho beginning of the war for services, preteudud or real, the enormous sum ^f £37,(JUL),000,

During

he year 181)1) they levied upon tho pension allowances of disabled vettraus or dependent widows or children to the tune of $2,150,000. Nor is this all. Unless Congress makes some provision lor tho protection of soldiers there is yet in sight for ttiese so-emled attorneys the huge pile of 1,800,000.

Au analysis of this lust statement shows the following: Under existing laws ou original invalid claims now ou Lile under the old laws, about 200,000 at a fee of $25, £5,000,000 original claims under law ot June 27, 1800, 530,000 at a fee of $10 each, 5,300,000 fees ou increase claims now on lile, 300,000 at $10 each, 5^3,000,000 and the estimated number of increase claims that will be Idled under tho law ol Juue 27, 181)0, £8,500,000, a total sum ot $21,800,000 Does it not appear that Congress should do something to relievo the soldiers from this terrible drain upou their small resources?

Those opposed to the Republic Congressional policy are beginning to couut the days before this session will end. There are in fact lifty days re maining for work ere Congress expires by limitation. Everybody familiar with legislation knows lull well that the bulk of tho work is always done after the holiday recess, lleuce cliere is no particular alarm at the existing cou ditiou of things. As a matter of fact tho'.gli, business stands just as well now as it usually does at this period of the year. The appropriation measures aro well advanced in the committee which make them up. 'lhe nsion ai.d fort llcatiou bills have been com pleted in tho House the army aud navyare on the House calendar ready for action the Indian, sundry civil, agri cultural, aud iu fayt the four others re maining are well lorward toward com pletion iu tho various committees which prepare them. Notwithstanding ail this talk about tho backwardness of the appropriation bills it can bo put dowu us a certainty that all will be passed before the final dissolution of Congress. At every sLort session four lifths of these money bills become laws in the last fortyeight hours of a session. Thus far Judge Cannon says there has been no necessity for side-tracking other legislation to give the appropriation measures the right of way.

The politicians here have been gossiping the last few days about tho Ohio situation. The reputed movement of Governor Foraker to make Senator Sherman the next liepublican candidate for governor is the sensation of the hour. Senator Sherman himself saya that auy such undertaking is made without his authority or consent, aud that he does not want to be governor of the State. Iu fact, he says, there are younger men who are able to lill the oUair, and he thinks McKinley will be the nominee. It is well understood by tne Senator's friends that ho aspires to no ollice beyond tho one now tilled by him. So far as Major McKinley is concerned he declines to be interviewed, but it is pretty safe to say he will be in the race to the finish.

One of tho quaint figures of Washington is old General Albert Pike, of Arkansas. Tall and of heavy build, with long flowing white hair and snowy beard he attracts the attention of all. Gent ral Pike is one of the highest Masous in the country. To the fraternity he has given his valuable library which is housed in the same building with himself. In all matters of masonry he is looked up to as au authority, and no great occasion of the order would be held complete without las presence.

Tin's week tho t-H'ort will be made to pass the shipping bill. lleprorfeutativo I'arquhar, of New York, who has charge oi it, predicts that if it becomes a law, within a year, five or six seaports of io south will have built up an ocean trade wun European and South American ports. Ilo is conlideut that the bill will bo passed by the House with the postal aud naval clauses added. "While one part oi the army is fighting out West another part is dancing mthis city—not the ghost dauco but the german. The past week tho ollicers at the barracks hero gave a prmud ball, and at every daneo the army contingent can always be found. There area number ol Uuited States troops stationed here, iucludiug a regiment of artillery, nearly all ol' whom are armed as infantry soldiers, and besides who have two troops ot cavalry men who have soon hard sor vice on the plains and thereby won tho privilege of pleasant quarters near the Capital. Geueral Grant, when President was the lirsfc to mass an armed force in this city, the necessity of which was forced upon him by the threatened subversion of tho government by these who would have by force made Tildun liis successor. A. I. P.

"Oh woman, in thy hours of ease, uncertain, coy, and hard to please." With children hurt, long hours she's spent Do try Salvation Oil tho liniment.

Children Crv for Pitcher's Castoria*

TRADE MARK.

FAVORITE.

A vountf (jirl here had been suffering for 1'^

years with blood diseases until she had lost the use of her limbs and \v„s subject to many troubles incident to the disease. I he physicians declared her case incurable and predicted that her lile would come to a speedy end. After Lakinq S. i-. she recuperated so fast that it was plain that she had obtained anew lease on life, and she has continued to gi j\v better until her permanent cure is assured. Many other patients in our hospital have obtained siRnnl benefit from S. S., and it has become quite a lavorite in our house.

'LHK

ST. JOSKMI HOSPITAL,

Highland, 111.

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed 'rce. Swir Sriicii"ic Co., Atlanta, Oa.

NKW ItOSS.

James Cline is on the sick list The St Elmo fed tho wrecking crew. W. E, Imol is a* Covington this week James Kelly, of Lebanon, is visiting here.

Homer Graves was in your city Saturday. Mrs. Nancy Evaus is very aiek at this writing.

Wm. lironaugh, of Lixton, visited here Sundav. Rev. O. r. Paxou rwturned to Greencastle Tuesday.

James Morrison aud wife visited near Advance Sunday. Joseph Booher aud wife visited "near Max over Sunday.

Jay Erowu transacted business in your city Saturday. Several attended dedication services at Union church Sunday.

The Midland pulled her cnpled engiue outot the dit^li Saturday. Mrs. Sadie 13-onnugh, of Crawfords ville, visited here Friday

Operator Emory Peterson worked the Midland wires Wednesday. The protracted meeting clcsed at the M. E. church Friuny nigUt, with 3 additions.

Mrs. Nancy Taylor has moved her dress making business into the Bronaugli house.

There is 112 enterles in the combiuation horse sale. Several rescue colts are up for sole and Poca Eagle with a record of 2.21 J. It pro" ises to be the greatest sale ol hordes in western luuiaua. lhe following cilioers were iustalled in lodge 397, 1. O. O. F. Thursday evening: N. G., Dive Sparks V. G, John Powell R^o. Sec., J. F. Jiooiior Per. See., J. D. Hurt 'L'reas ,'.i. A. Adkins T. A. Adkius, J. W. Miller, Isaac Golliday, trustees.

Koberfo Klsmere,

Tlic minister whom Coil gave the strength to pull away rom the old. ehuroll, and establish the new brotherhood of Christ, died youug, while the church still lives. Had he used Miltoivs Nerve and Lun^r Food, lie might have lived lor years to enjoy work. Ministers take wa'-mng, keep your system upb.vusintr this syrup. Sample bottla free. Nve«SiCo.

Kernarlcttble Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaintield, lll.» makes tho statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her physician suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, she bougliu a bottle and to her delight found herself benetited from Hi st dose. She continued Its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever wag. Free trial bottles of this groat discovery at Nye it Co.'s drug store, large bottles 50c and $1.00

Backlen-s Arnica ynlvo.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuni, Fever Sores, Tettor, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cenvi a box. For sale at Nye A Oo. 8 drugstore.

^gg^BLACK-DRAUGMT tea cures CoastlDa?lc-tS

Te Nervous Debilitated Men. If jrou will seuil us your address, we w.ll mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated ElectroVoltaic Belt and Appliances, and their charming effects upon the nervous ilebililated system, and how they were quickly restore you to vigor and manhood. Pamphlets tree. II you are thus aftiieted, we will send you a bolt and appliances on rial. •K?™ VOLTAIC

Cardul

and THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in this co'.inl v: 'N

Crawloidsville, Lew Fishii". I). C. Smith & Co. /K.V:: Motletl, Morgiin Ai Co. m? New Koss. Hronaiigh

.Mclnt.yre.

I. (iraves t: -.-

Ladoga, D. I). Middle. New Market, S Wray.

Waveland, W Itobmson. W 11 l-'ullenwlder Alamo.X. W. Myers. Waynetown.W I-' Thonipsoii.

L^ommissioner.s

Sale.

'anso No. MUH.

Notice, is lion bv n'ven that, the undersi^ncl Commissioners appointed bv order ol the Momtiomci Circuit Court in Cause i\o it'.i-l'.i, wiieiviu Sumticl .1. MUlifran et.ai, are plainUlTs, and .lames K. Millurnli. ot a!, at e.ueli.'iuiaiits. iVliuoii tor 1'artition, that 1 will sei at public auction on Saturday, Feb 7. lV.il, bet WITII Ilia in. unit 4 p. in., at the south court house door in he city of I ..'la lorusvi! 'c, Mont iroinerv Count y, 11idiai,.i. lie follow11tr described real estate, to

The undivided oMe-lhu'd ol om-hailol lot number live ill 1 he second l-.astern .\ddit 1011 to the lo\* not N\ a\ eland. lie uii ii lded one-t 11 ii il ol oar Is ol 1 number III ly-loiir i., 11 and ildj ll\ (.*.»'• on I he plat ot the lownol Wmehiiid as laid out. ill lhe| year 1 s- i. bounded as lohow Uenmnintr at a point on the west line ol said lot number III i.v live I.").', at a point I'J tcet noil It ami 10 1 "I east ol lhe southwest corner olnd lot limner ."••, and running thence north Hi toot. I hence jar-t

teel .1 hence soul III leel.t hence

west teelio he place ol I.eiMimtnt!. Also, 1 lie undivided onc-l tin ol parts ol lots

IIUIII-

hor ."iii and .~i~, initio plat ol Waveland laid out it: he car Is.IT, bounded as lollows: llejnn1111ivr at tin- southeast corner el said lot ."•(!, thence west till teel, thence north !ni leer, lliciice caM lilt loci, I hence soiit Ii !Mi leot. to the p:aco ol licumiiintr.

A Iso. I he undivided ono-l turd ol parts ol lots /lumber lil.iiunl I MS ill the Hrd l''.aslern Addition lo avciand. Key:mimic at a point, "i rods e.isl ol I lie nit- bwest corner ol said lot number til), and runiutiK thence east toi leel, thcncesouth Mil teel, thence st till leet. 1 hence north '-'ii I leet to.the place ot betrinuinir.

AIso, the undivided on-.'-'.hird ol lot number 21 in the•!t Kastern Aduilion lo Wa\oland. Also, Hie undivided one third ol part ot tlic southwest i|iiarterol the norihwest i|iiarterol' sect ion .Id, township north, raimo liwest: lioniiininti ai the northwest corner ol said soutbwesl iiuarler ol northwest ipuulei- section, and ruiimntr thence south -I ".VI00 chains. Ilience south si! decrees cast ii .VIPO chains, thcuec smith 7 debtees 1 minutes east. 1 .iO-1

(III

III

ii ies east 1 1 Ol) il in Ins, thence north decree cast I ill-two chains, thence north

Also, the undivided

IIIOIIK

The commissioner reserves the right to reject,any bid. and'il the stud premises tire not sold on the day set the sale to bo continued from ditv to day till the same is sold on a satisfactory bid.

ALBERT C. JENNLSON. fg| Commissioner?

M. W. Brunner & A. C. .lennison, Attorneys. Crawfordsville, Indiana, 8, ls'Jl

XI OTICKOFI'UTITIONTO -LN TATE.

sHI.I, KKAI, ICS

Piobate Cause No. :2,''l S.

Ill the matter ol Slias Peterson, administr:itor nl the estate of Hugh llraimiigan, deceased, vs. Kllen Slaughter, ei al.

In the Circuit Court ol Montgomei County, Indiana, .lanuarvTerm, 1 Si) 1.

To HIUu Slnui/itlcr, Mori Shunihlnr, ll'i//lain II Ihiuuicit/tiii Miii'ii l\. Ilnnit i/, Irani Jlonirii, I'liini .1 limiuuuimi, Xelhr. I). IlnnitKUjuii, John liriiiiiiiitinn, Atlni II llrounn-

j//ui,

a a

McElree's Wine

Dora liniiuiiiyiin tan! h'tanciH II". I'oir-

«/•«, You are severally hereby nolilli.'d 1 hat. the above named petitioner as admiiiisl rator of theestate aloresaid, has lllcd In Circuit. oun

II!

Montgomery count.y, Indiana, a peti

tion making you defendants 1 hereto, and praying I licrci

lir.i/rCo.,

lor au order and decree ot said

otirt it it lioriziug I .lie sale ol certain real estate lichnigimr to I lie estate of said decedent, and in said pel il iou described, to make assets fort lie pa vi in-n tot lie debts and liatiili'ies ol jit i'slatc and that said petition, so lllcd ami pending, is set, tor hearing Iu said Circuit, Court ill tlic court house in (rawlordsville, luil'.ana, on the 13rd judicial day ol the January let-in. 1 s!i 1, ol said court, the same huuig lhe :i:ird day ol l-'ebruarv. 1HDI.

Wit.ness tho Clerk and Seal of said ('our this'-iiltli day ol Der-euiber, I h!iO. Jan. 1 Kill.

ll* is & solid handsome cake of

scouring soap which has noeqcr&l

for all cleaning purposes exceph'n

the laundry-To use it is to value, it-" What will SAPOLIQ do? Why it will clean paint, make oil-cloths oright, and give the floors, tables and shelves anew appearance. It will take the grease off the dishes and off' the pots and pans. You can scour the knives and forks with it, and make the tin things shine brightly. The wash-basin, the bath-tub, even the greasy kitchen sink will be as clean as anew pin if you use S9JP0LI0. One cake will prove all we say. Be 8 clever housekeeper and try it

BEWARE OP IMITATIONS. THERE IS BUT 01TE SAPOLIO ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS CO.. NEW YORK.

HKNKY H. lli !,KTT, Clerk

OATAKUH CUKED,

Health and sweet

breath secured, by Shlloh'g catairh. remedy. Price 60 cento. Nasal Injoytor free. Moftptt, Morgan & Oo

cliaIlls, thence north si) decrees

4."i minutese isi !MI links, thence south 10 detirees east d.i links, thence north so decrees •1 -"i

deirre .11) iniiHitesoast •.'.Villi) chains lo lhe north hue ol said soul bv est (punier, thence WM. IS chains to the lieninnintr cnntainiliK "i-10 acres.

O'IC-third

ol part ol the

cast hail ol the norl liwesi, iiuarter ol sect ion Ilii, tiiwn-lup I "i north, ranjrc liwesi, bounded as lollows Houumin^ at a point rods east ami till-1 ot) chains soulh, 1 decree east ol tin northwest corner ol said east ball and runnintf thence si an 1 detrree east .1^-1110 chains to the soul Invest corner ol a tract owned by Dan Williams, thence south si) decrees nil minutes «it -1 7.VHM chains to t.lie center of liaccoon Creek, thence south ii decrees 110 minutes east :J chums thence north S'J octrees l."i minutes easts ."il)-l(lti cbainsalontrthe norib line ot the Presbyterian enieierv, l.lience north 1 0 di.'t,rr(cs l."i minutes west 1 11) lectio the soul it Hue of In land owned by lK. Moore, thence south •Jti demi es west

said smith

line 17 leet to the soulliweM. corner ol said land, thence north l'.7 decrees .in minutes west, l.'il) leel to the norihwest. corner ol said Moore's lot. thence nort.'.'ti decrees east, Ul!0 tcet, thence north 4."i detrrecs west -is fi el thence south 1 ."idetrret^s, west '.'S leel, thence north So dej-Tces, west leel, tla nee north :i."i detrrecs. east :200 I eel to lie ceir er ol Kaeeoon Creek. I hence west alont!'t he center ol' said crock to the place ol hetfuinlntr, ouiiijiinintr -l acres.

A iso be undivide one-third ot It!1- leet iu wall oil ol the east side ol lot number I 7 ,N in the :rd l-aistern Addition to the lownol Wavelaud,

Also, the undivided one third id live 1 wentylourt lis t"i-'J-I interest tin west, halt ol the soul liwesi iiuarter ol section .'ill, township 17 nort Ii.j'a litre (i west, subject to the III cMatcol' Mrs, Kreelove Moore.

A Iso

he undivided one-halt ol lots number

1 lis, 1 (IU and 11 (I ill the -1111 Kasloru Addition to the town ol Wa\eiand. Alio! such real estate beuifr situated In Montgomery county. State ol Indiana, andexeepied 1 roui the above real estate is lie lolhminf!: poll ions which is not lobe included in the a In a

tow it Part, ol the south end ol lols number .iii and .V on the plat, ol Waveiamias laid out,

III

IS.!7, hounded as lo lows: Uetiiti-

nuitf at the southeast corner ol said lot, oil, thence north with Cross stru t, :t() led,

thence

west,til) leet, thence south 10 lect io Main street, 'henceeast, with Main street (50 led to h,s the betrininiiK. all of said lines having same vii nations iis I he plat ot the town ol a vcl'ind.

Also part ol smil lot. number 1 !)"i in the :Jrd hasten Addition to Waveland, Indiana, bounded as lollows: Coiiimeneinir at. a stake or stone oil the south line ol Maui street in said town S'i'/2 leet eastlrom the northwest corner ol' said lot, number lll.i t,hence south with Paris M.Conner's east, line Ki'J feet,, thence east.4!i'. teel, thence north in:.! leet, llienue west with said Main street -It)1.? feet to the place ot tieKinnint,'', all ol said lines having same variations as the lots and streets of

NV avciand. Tho above described real estate is to be sold on the following terms, to wit-:

One third of the purchased price to be paid cash in hand on tho day ol sale ono-third

twelve months and one-third in lb mouths from day ot sale. The purchaser giving his notes secured b,y mortgage on the premises above described with rebel of valuation or appraisement, bearing per cent interest

II Kill l't-' Al.h. Uv virlueol three executions In me directed, onclroni the l. lerk ol lie 'i rcuit oiirt ol Montumncry countv, Mate ol lndinna. in tavorol Isabella/. Porter, and two rom the Clerk ol tliet nvuil Coiirl ol lii.one cotint\', Male ot Indiana, intiiMirol Kicharil Iv Nivin, Cashier ol tlie Mate I'.ank, ol Thornlown. Indiana, issued ino as I he Micritt ol Mouiti'oiiicry countv, Indiana, I will expose losate at public a net ion aud outcry on

MO.V.JA v. .IAN. loth, 1 Sill.

between lhe hours ol 10 o'clock a.

o'clock p. m. ol said day, at. the doorot the Court House iu I rawlordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana, the rents and prollts lor a term not excei-dint-'se\ en vcars. the tollnwiutr described real estate in Moiiltiomery counly, Indiana, to-wit:

The oasi ball ol the southeast i|U!irter ot section twelve l:.'l township nineteen il!') north, riinti'e three (.! west, coiitalmntr eltrtity acres more or Ic.is,

To be sold to sat isl said excel it ions, interests, and costs, and il ihe same will nothrmtrn sum sultleicnt, to satisfy said cxe-utlous, I will on the same day at the same place, oiler the tee simple ot sunl real esla'e, to satisty the judtrnients tor three hundred and lortynine aud !i-l-l()() dollars, totri'lher with interest and costs, without rebel I mm valuation or anpraiseinont laws.

Said real estate taken as the proii 'rtyo William H. (iardeuerKltKN l-'./.KIt P. Meet,ASK KV

Siicritl ot Montgomery County,

Ity H. 11. Cox, Depot v. I'. 11. Dutch, attorney tor plaiiilill' Dec. :27, A. 1). 1MIIU. i'f $i:t.

Vandalia Line

D1KKCT UOUTK TO

Nashville. -liaitanootra. Florida, Ilot Spring Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Michiiraii, Canada. iNorlln'i'n Oli lo. Olefin Dopots, (./lean Cotichns,

DR. QA1W13EM'S

ELECTRIC BELT 5 W I ii S E N S O

^[^iT^-'' —ooVC^ "Kill I.I I Al tliroiiitl) IN* si

WK fll'AK.

^0W bnjy mind vre the scenes of JK my childhood,,

\, /|\^s^recollection recalls then] io vrew» flN\

so^e^e

liKl/r anil NuNprniiort ouiplef'o ifO. nml ui. Womt cases i'cr* niitnriillv nr«tl lo Ihrif

HI'MIIIIH

hunj on fte poles of ^reeo b^sswood

Tl]e5fnoke and fyeSmeli my infancy Mew! Bui ftose ofoo AP and corjSPcjuefjl di7^uisr|»

Have lo^Qf since departed, we pray and we jjope Tije use of H]e stuff'gau to wane and to languish

As 6001^ as iljey offered us

SANTACLAUSSOAR

N.K.FAIRBANK&CO., CHICAGO.

C,H.&D.K,R.

The Pullman Car Line

Cincinnati, Indltinupolls, Chicago, St. Louis, Hamilton, Dayton,

III.

aud I

Toledo, Detroit, Tho Lako Rofflons, North and West,

rnllinan

M.l J.Wood fort!,

Son ml Brul^H'

!.(/. HuU'liinso'v. Airrnt.

mUNKENtfESS W* LIQUOR HABIT.

WAUme WORID THE/ie /s BUT ON£ CUBE

D? HAPfES GOLDEN SPECIFIC It eiui bo given in a cup ol tea or collee,or In articles of food, without, the knowledge of Die patient, if necef sary It Is absolutely liartril and willcIToct a permanent and sneedy cur whether the patent is a moderate urlnlwr or

feted. Co., druggists

IUI

alchollewreck. ITNKVRK KAILS. A oper ales so quietly and with such certainty hat,lhe patient undergoes no Inconvenience, and ero io Is aware, his complete reformatter Is of -IS-page book ol partleulars free Nyi

Cfftw'ordsVllle I

tw'on ml. I (.

Did A

Iii

ii(i.Ns or

KXCISSKJ

ASTFK

to CUH.I-1 hv

HIIANKW

IMPROVEO^jy.^FLERTRIC BEIT AND SUSPENSORY orllEHJM) MONHY* Miule for thin H|»ccluc pur (!ar« of Oem'rntlvp plvtng Frtvl) Southinc, 'onlliiuc»UH 4 (irri'TIU

l-.lortrkltv

THROIIKH

WKAK

i'.MtTS, rcbtortHR ihcin (o IIKA1/111 anil VUiOHOI'S STI{KN(i'l'll. Kleclrlc (.'iirri'iit Ki'lt InstimHt, or forfeit YR,()UU In

CUHII.

paupliict Kr«n.

BA^UEKELECTKU'.OO.. lODUb^iicHu, CHICA00,ILt

\A pnmplilot. of Information and ab-J '\Rtruutof tlio Iav s,

HIIOWHIK

llnw to/'

V,Olitnln Patwiilu, Ciivents, 'I'nide^ ^vMarka, Cntiyrlirhts,

sent Jrrc./

^Address MUNH & CO.. sHOl ftrnntluny, Ni-w ork.

To the Pacific Coast.

Cio to Cuhl'ormn via tho through linos of tho liurliiigton ltoulo, from Chicago or Ht. Louis to Denver, anil thouco over the now broad guu^ro through car linen ol tho Denver and llio Uruiulo or Colorado Midland llailw»ys, via

JJO

UIvillo,

Glen wood tripri

aud (Salt Lake—through interesting oities aud uiiHurpasscd uconery. Dining oars all tho way.

Simmon's LIver Regulator is a most excellent appetizing tonic.—Saml. S. Ptuitz, Chap, to liishop of North Carolina.

The best medical writersclaini that the successful remedy lor nasal catarrh must bo non-Irritating, easy of application and one that will reach all tho remote sores and ulcerated surfaces. The history of the ITorts to treat catarrh drying the past obliges us to admit that only one remedy has mot these conditions,' and that is Ely's Cream Balm, Tills pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh us nothing else has never done, and both physicians and patients freely concede tills fact. The more distressing symptome vleld to it.

And tho North

S1«M'])"VS

on nil niirh

Trains. Fine Chair Cars on l)av Trains.

K.O.iMt^Jorimclc, Sen.

Vu'r-l'ivMdent.

& XEVIAS HEALTH GIFT (txerciaor Complete $5) Is Hr.sr

ALL. CIKCWL/VK I'KKK.

HOOKS:

R»ruAn

Idr.nl

Complexion

ft Complclr lMivsiral 1 Vvrlopnirnt." Ills sorts. "Health «V Stron^th I'hvslra! Culturr," .\o Ills cts. Chart •y) Ills for Uuinh Ilrlls tar Pullrys, rts. A(i. JN0. E. DOWD'S Vocal «V IMiysiral Culture chool, 116 Monroe St, ChlCQQO

-eJliMISVIllC HIWMBAII'M Ct'lCAGO Ry '"0- .**, Through Rout

Cliica^o, Louisville, Lai'ayettOs

Greencastle,

Michigan City, Bedford, New Albany, All Points North, South and West.

South hound.—No. It Night. Kxpress, in., dally No, "i, last mail, 1.20. p. m., dally No. II, Dud ford Accommodated, 6.27 p. m,, oxecpt, Sunday,

North bound.—No. -I, night express, a.10 a. ni., dally No. il. fast, mall, j.:'I p. in. No. 10 Lafayette Accommodation, 10.-12 a. m. oxcopt Sutidiy.

No fri^ighl, trains carry passengers. Trains I),-I, f. ti, st«ps only iitCounfysoats. JAM Kb HA UK Bit,

Gon. I'aRH. Agt. Monou Itoutc

Motion Block. Chlcaito. Ill

'Peoria Division,

K»r.n«ny I.H.&W,

*"^0 I Short Lino

Route. {East and West. Wagner Sleepers ami Reclining Chair Carp on night trains. Hcst modern daycoachcsol all trains.

Conducting with solid Vestibule trains a* lilooinluguiti and l'eorla, to and from ssour river, Denver and the I'aeitlc coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Springfield and Columbus to aud from tho Kastern and ttca board cities.

THAINS AT OKAWFOllDHVimiE. (lOINOWK.HT. No.!) mall f): 1H a. WW No.7 mall d...) ia:iir a. in

No. 17 mull 1 :.'i."i p.

issis No. !i

'iifi'ist

Kxprosa 0:4tip. in

OOINO

KAST.

No.10 Mall (d) 1 :fi(i a in No. Hxiiross !i:lKam No. IK Mall i:it) No.H Mall oiUopm Kor lull Intormatlon regarding time, rates and routes, consult the ticket agcniand 1*. &K loldors. CiKOlKJK Ii KOIJINHON. Agt

And the best lamp ever made, like Aladdin's of old, a "wonderful lamp!" A lamp alisolulcly 11011cxpliislvo and tniiircnknlile, which rives a fli-nr, HOit, Lrilliant wliito light of 8 5

-•-•nrar

...

Purer and brighter than a8 !if htp softer than electric light, more cheerful than cither I That lamp is

"The Rochester.*

No Smoke, No Sntril, No Jlrukm Chimney*.

Only Uvo years old. ami over l\v» v»» 11

IIHC.

It must, ho a uool lump to muki ^nch it u*U-Min iri|4 mucim mh. Jii(J"fl tt is, fur lump* may lump* may

IRO,

but. tio Hochr.ster"

HIIIIIOHandoncome

fort'vf-rl Over ti.OOO uriislit! vii rii*f irn H.in^iiik and Tahk* L.tmps, ll:ininot. and Mudy. Vu* and I'lano J.anip»~«rv(kry kind, in liron/e ToKMiliiln, UrjiMS, Nickel and Ulaok Wrotiu'ht Iron.

A*k tlio laruj) dealer for it. Look lor the l.radu Jiurk stamp* "TIIK IloriiKSTKII." It In*

rrnt

nnn iiAtluin.

has

the Ki'iifjiud Itochester and tlio st.vlo you wani, orlf them ih

no lamp-utoru near, Mend to:i* direct

for fri'is illustrated catalogue (and ro«l»nred priceHal) and we will box and Houd you any Juiup aufely fry express, rijrht i(» your door.

JIOCII EST Kit LAMP CO., 42 l'arlc IMaco, New York*

dtanitf*ir(urerH. avi *nh' Omurn of Rochester Patents Tin- lstore In the WorUU

Press the Button, It Opens

n»

and Lights

The

MIIKIC

Seir-L.1trh(1n

I oi-lid l.ump. No toy n. jiiu crack, but urealBciiiiln lump lit

cketiavp

tiicLet

aiji1, el',:

rocket mntcli gnf(.: hurnn n, hour quickly re-tilled. stj-O.-live ak'nit wunt'il lit ev.v

IIWIJ. Somcbali/icillmateSl-.li}' iceek irtth Saint In

outfit and lftXl cxtrn llRliterHneat prernltWi'i'r'n I yoa write and uu'titlun Hub tiater,

will t*llvouhr

n. ..n

"Wio OH.I Ii.r.irjun nun im|x»r. will t#Mlvouh to (tot one for notbinir. Adilreiis Kctall Dei.artmen' Rochester Lamp Co.. 37 Barclay StroMt. New You

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