Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 January 1890 — Page 3
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HUNT—Furnished room wltli wntor privileges uml bath room. Inquire ut .VI west Miilu street. T70H HUNT—HOUSO of eiirlit rooms on Wnbush avenue. C!K«1 wooilhoiise, stable 1111(1 cisterns on premises. Apply ut 510 South Washington street.
WANTED.
Wregie
ANTKD—A competent man of all work for the Orphans' Home. Apply O Jl 0 ut the I milium Wire FeneeOo. orllee.
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AN I'ED.—Salesman wanted at. once, Lo'V cnl or traveling. H1B pay. steady work. Quick selling leelaltles. Outfit free. Experience unnecessary. .lames K. Whltnoy. Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTEP-Men
There was a man from 'cross the sou, Whoso name was Oil O'Mol, M. D., He'd charge his patients day and night, And blow them up like dynamite. ile'd shoot blue mass Into the gizzard, And sliakc them like a howling blizzard, Hlow up the cnrcuss, liinh and neck, And sort diseases from the wreck, Itostorlnj? health was not his fort Hut patients would get up and snort. He'd tree disease like nihblt dog. Then punch or smoke it from the log, J'ho' from the log swift tied the game. He had the hollow, all the same, Then came one o'er dells and lillls, Scattering, broadcast. LIVER PILLS. Frightened disease would shivering stand, Aud health springs up on every hand.
OKTGAGER'S SALE OK PERSONAL PROPERTY. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will on Wednesday, January 15, 18U0, ut 11 a. m. sell to the highest bidder for cash, the general stock of Groceries, Merchandise, and ri.vl.ures, situated ut No. 124 North Washingion Street, Crawfordsvillo, Montgomery County, Indiana. Said stock consist* in part of Sugars, Coiroes, Spices, lohaccos. Cigars, Teas, Dried Fruits, Canned Goods, Flour, meat, lard, oils, i»/rups, vegetables,, confectionery, pickles, wooden ware, stone ware, glass ware, notions, show cases, stove, scales, desk, about 1,000 bushels of potatoes and numerous other articles. Also one horse and one delivery wagon.
Said goods and chattels will bo sold by the mortgagee who is now In possession of saire to satlsly a chattel mortgage executed thereon VP Ulo:ilst day of December. 1885), by John M. Hrown in favor of Mary T. Ilanna for the sum of uliio hundred dollars, with interest, costs, attorney's fees and expenses. 1 nventorv V. w»n at the law otllce of mirlonl AWhlttlngton on an after ,lau. 8,181)0. hale to take place at said store room No. 124 north Washington st.ivet.
Grand Display of Holiday Goods!
The largest, cheapest and best selected stock in the city.' Come and see us, we will convince you we have the goods and prices. See our 45 cent pictures.
Robinson & Wallace.
•P FOR SALE. 'Ilt SAIJK—A White tjewiiiK machine, enlirely now. Apply utthis olllce.
FOR RENl.
Trtivcllutt salesmen
to sell Lubricating Oils. Apply for terms to the lMctcrlohs Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
WANTED—Ladles
and trcntlomen wanted
to solicit. Suliiry J2.50 per ilny. Itefeiwieerequired. Call until Saturday niifht 011 T. Viiiilllarlcuin, Shermuii house.
to representour well-known
Nursery III tills county, for town and emintrv trade. Good pay weekly. Good referenees required, Apply ipilek, BUitlntr age.
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No 3—Mall 1:15am No 5—Mall 1:20pm Local Frolffht.. .0:05am
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Calls answered at any hour, day or night. Office with Snodgrass & Murphy on north Washington street residence 12(1 west Market street.
WES' 0.. I.&W KA8T No 1—Mall, d...0:25am,'No 2—Mall, ..5:0opm No3-Mall(d).12:45am No4~Mall(d)...2:00am ^o5—Mall 1:50pmlNo 0—Mall 1:03pm N« 7—Rxnrofls G:40pm No 8— R*'.»rosp.8:H5am
MARY T. TIANNA,
Hurford & Whlttlngton. Attomcys.1^11^0
Tins presence or dandruff Indicates a ulHim.sed scalp, and if not cured, blanching of tho hair and baldness will result. Hall's Hair Kenowor will cure it.
Hibburcl's Tlirout and Lung Balaam For throat and IUIIK tioul.loH this remedy lias no -jual. It Is guarauleed locure consumption hi Its first stages, and even in advanced stages of that disease it relieves coughing and induces fcloep. ^ou may have a cough or a cold any time, therefore no household, especially with chilJron, should be without it. For all affections of the throat, Jungs and chest, croup, whooping cough, hoarseness, spitting of blood and all pulmonary diseases it has no equal.
Prepared only by Khoumatic Syrup tA)., Jackson, Eich. Ask your druggist, J?01
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highly recommended
by Moffot, Morgan & Co. it I
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JtenlKid, same Klove that havo boon elllug for $1.50, will soil for $1. Thislsa bargain. D. W. J{ODNTBEE.
DAILY JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, JANUAKY 4, 18U0.
THE CITY.
To-lJav'H W*ttth«r Heport.
For Indiana—Saturday generally fairer with slight rise In tcmprat ure.
PERSONAL PIOK-UPS.
—Dr. Benefiel returned from. Greeucastle to day. —C. M. Travis weut to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Mrs. Mary Brown will spend1. Sunday at Greencttstlo. —Mrs. Mary D. Travis is a visitor at Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs. 01 Gill returned homo from Ladoga this nftornoou—Olios. ROSB, of Boss Brothers, and Maine Gerard went to Lafayette to-day. —W. P. Stewart was called to Ladoga oil account of the sickness of liis mother. —Dr. II. W. Taylor, who has been visiting his brother, Dr. J. N. Taylor, went to Greeucastle this afternoon. —Miss Beulah Hutchinson, who has been visiting Miss Grace Lee,
returned
to her homo at Itockville, to-day. —Rev. G. W. Switzer was at Judson last evening to deliver a lecture before the lecturo association of that village.
Mrs. Goorgo F. Hugos and son 13yion returned last evening from a visit with friends and relatives ut Sullivan and 'i'erre Haute.
Greencastle Sun: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hillis spent a few days with J. C. Hutchinson and family, of Cruwfordsville, during the holidays. —Lafayette Courier: Mrs. Joe Taylor aud children, who have been the guests of Mrs. TnyJor's parenla, Mr. aud Mrs. E. O. White, retnrned homo to Crawfordsvillo this afternoon..
THE OHUEOHES.
Where Religious Services Will Be Held To-morrow. COIIIJEUE CHAPKL,.—President -J. p. Tuttle will deliver the lectumat3-J5 o'clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Ciiuncn— Seivices at 11 a. m., unil,at 7 p. m. by Rev. G. W. Switzer. Siindnv bobool ul 10 a. in.
CENTEK PHESDVTEIIIAN OHTJKCN.— Services at 10: i0 u. in., and 7 p. in., by llov. E. J. Cunningham. Sunday school ut 2 p.in.
A. M. E. Cnuncn—Rov. Martin Coleman, pastor, will preach to-morrow ut '0:110 a in. and 7 p. in. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH—Rev. Ed T. Lano the pastor, will preach to-morrow at 10:30 a m.,undat7p. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Sunday school at 10 a. in. Rev. E. B. Thomson will preach at 11 o'clock, a. in. No services in the evening.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST (liitTitcu— Sunday school at 10 a. m. Services at 11 a. in., and 7 p. m. conducted bv the pastor, Rev. G. P. Fuson.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.— Sunday school at 9 a. in. Services at 10:30 a. m. and at 7 p. m., conducted by Rov. \Vu„ Wiiiscm, of Lafayette.
Y. M. C. A.—C- W. Brown, the special pension agent, will conduct the meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday at 4:30, p. m. All men nro cordially Invited to be present.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.—Regular services to-morrow, conducted by ine pastor, Rev. J. It. Miller. The sacrament, will udministure'l at the morning services.
SALVATION ARMY.—Meetings every night in the week commencing at 8 p. tin, at the barracks, 12(i 'Washington street, led by Lieut. Due.r, also all day Sunday. 7a.m., knee drill 11 a.m., holiness: 3 p. m., freo-and-f asy 7:45 p. in., regular salvation.
ST. BERNARD'S, ROMAN CATHOLIC— Low Mass at 8 o'clock a. m. High Mass and sermon at 10 o'clock a. in. Instruction of children, 2 o'clock p. m. Rosary, 2:45 p. m. Vespors and benodicJon 3 p. m. On the second Sunday of each ami every month the only service will be Low Mass at 8 o'clock. All services condi'cted by Rev. J. R. Dinnen.
New and desirable presents for old or young. Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold Pens, Gold Spectacles, Canes, Umbrellas, Bronzes, Bisque Goods, Opera Glasses and
Holders, and many novelties in Gold and Si !ver.
Everybody should see this elegant array of Christmas Presents and hear those elegant sweet-toned Musical Boxes play. Remember we have the right article at the right price.
Influenza.
A careful study of this disease BIIOWS it to bo so closely allied catarrhal fevor that it requires a consultation of physicians to determine tho matter. Report gives out a number of cases in tho city, but investigation throws doubt Bround each caso. Perhaps tho most sovere caso is that of O. N. Williams, who has boon aillicted for some days. Mrs. Dr. Gott is reported sick with tho disease, but is recovering. Howard Craig, of the mail carrier force, is off duty, said to bo in tho grip of LaGrippe. Interviews with physicians develops tho fact that, in thoir opinion, there is not nor has been, a single caso in the city. Di. Hutchings claims a dozen or more cases, butf thinks they are nothing but catarrhal fevor cases. Dr. May is positive there aro uo cases of the regular Russian inllucnza in the city. A number of his patients are afflicted with the old catarrhal fever but he disbelieves in tho LaGrippe business, and claims where it strikes a locality it is epidemic and spreads over tho laud liko a cold wave. Said he: "You can safely say there is uo LaG"ippe in Crawfordsvillo."
Disappearance.
Yesterday morning Mr. John Wclty strayed away from homo aud not appearing in the eveniug, his family grew uueasy about him and instituted Bearch. A number of his neighbors started out and searched all last niggt but without avail. Nothing has been heard from him since yesterday, when he was
Been
at tho toll house on the Yountsville road. As Mr. Welty has been suffering from abei ration of mind for some time, fears are entertained that ho may meet with a serious accident. Since writing the above, word comes that Mr. Welty was found early this morning near Mace at a farm houso where ho had been kindly cared for.
A Good Time.
Montgomery Lodge No. 38, I. O. O. 1' .. enjoyed an excellent treat last night. There were two initiations and the ceremony was intrusted to the Xs'ew Ross team, whose work wasdeclaredtobe the best ever seen in the lodge. A number of visiting brethren from Waynetown helped to enjoy tho occasion and all felt pleased with tho evening's work. This commingling of the members of organizations from various lodges is conducive of good fellowship and is also instructive. It should be kept up and not confined to one institution, but nil should follow tho omample.
Public Installation.
Department Commander Travis went to Indianapolis this afternoon to atteud the publio installation of officers of George H. Chapman Post, No. 209. Gov. Hovey will be present and a good tim'i is anticipated. Commander-in-Chief Griffith will install tho officers of Sons of Veterans at the same time. Also there will be a public installation of tho officers of W. li. C., by Junior Vice President, Mary D. Travis.
Promoted.
l'rank Pickarts, for a number of years employed at the colliu factory, us macliinist, and who also was employed for some time at tho Dovetail Body Works, has been given a position at Knoxville, Tenn. Frank is a number one boy and will make his mark wherever he may go. Knoxville will find him worthy of full confidence and a young man of ability. Success, Frank.
Oooked.
At Kokomo man went to a bath house to bathe. He got into the tub and tho gas was lighted under the tub to warm the water. Then tho attendant left, aud forgetting all about it, und the bather being seized with paralysis, ho was boiled to a pulp. This may bo better than cremation.
Commissioners.
Tho Board of Commissioners extendto Thou. Slattery,,time from January past to April, for the completion of the Darlington bridge. Mr. Sluttory renewed bis bond for §5,000. The board allowed estimate No. 1 for §022. The Jioard also issued order to Smith & Duckworth for §196, for coal.
Uourt Business.
At the November term of the Montgomery circuit court, ended last Saturday, 113 State cases were disposed of, 16 claims and 112 civ', cases, making a total of 241 oases. The January docket begins with 46 State coses, three claims and 107 civil coses, a total of 156 cases.
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CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.
—Fire, fire, fire salo at Mosslors. —Cut salo on mufllers at Cunningham's. —Price reduced on underwear at Cunningham's. —Bo sure and read Kline & Graham's advertisement. —John Robinson went to Torre Haute this morning. —Go to Cunningham, tho hatter, for hats. Latest styles always on hand. —I havo a variety of baking dishes a bargains at C. L. Host's, 207 east Main street. —Goods damaged by water at Moslers. Fire salo commencing Saturday morning. —Bargains in watches, diamonds, clock ond jewelry at 0. L. Rost's, 207 East Main St. —J" M. Stallard, piano tuner from D. H. Baldwin & Co., Indianapolis, wi 1 bo in the city next week. —Miss Hovey will open the winter term of her school, Monday, Jar. 6th, at her home, 505 west Wabash avenue. —Tho next prize fight to take plai will 1? between the influenza and the Elixir of Life, Marquis of Queonsbury rules. —Dr. E. Huntsinger, eye, ear and ohronic catarrh specialist, will be at Drs. Galey BroB. office on Thursday, January 9. —Communion services will be held at the Second Baptist Church to-morrow at 10:30 a. m., conducted by Elder J. R. Wider. —FIRE! FIRE!! Frnn!!! Overcoats aud suits damaged by water at almost yoar own price at Mosslcrs. Now is your cliaueo for bargains. Call at Mosslors at once. —FIRE SALE.—CommencingSaturday morning at Mosslors, suite and overcoats and overcoats damaged by water at almost your own price. Call early at Mosslors. —Special bargains in gold watches, both ladies' and GB. V, also silver for boys and girls at C. L. Host's, 207 east Minn street. —Call and e.xamino my stock of knives, forks and spoons before you buy. I havo tho newest patterns and
bargains in the city. C. L.
Host, 207 East Main St. —Look for the big 207! Go there and you will save money in buying your watches, clock and jewelry, and you will, also got satisfaction in having your timekeepers aul jewelry .repaired, —FIRE SALE.—Almost our ontire stock was more or less damaged hy water, so commencing Saturday wo offer our entire stock at lcss-tlian manufacturer's cost. This is the beBt opportunity of your life. MOSSLERS'. —There will bo an election of officers of the Ladies' Aul Society of tho Christian church on Tuesday, Jan. 7 at 2 p. ui. at the old church. Tliero will be a loport made of the past year's work. A full attendance of the members is dosired. .'V'".: —Tho subject of Elder Ed T. Lane's sermon to-inorivw evening at the Christian church will bo "The Civil Authority and the Relation tho Christian Sustains to It." Tho Elder will probably give his views on prize lights and kin dred evils.
School Apportionment.
The January apportionment of the school funds, gives Montgomery county $12,026.60. The amount apportioned is at tho rate of §1.15 per capita. The number of childrsn between six and twenty-one years of ago in Montgomery county is 10,525. The amount of school fuud paid by this county is $13,128.40, showing a loss to tho county of §1,024.80.
Chicago Markets.
Tho following are to-day's Chicago markot quotations as furnished THE JOURNAL by M. McKee & Co., commission merchants:
WHEAT, May option—Opening 82J, cents, highest 82J lowest 82J, closing 82J@|.
CORN, May—32, highest- 82 lowest 32}@3 closiug at 311. OATS, May—Opening 22, highest 22J, lowest 22, closing at 22J.
PORK, May—Opening $9.67J, high est, 9.70, lowest, 9.62J, closing, at 9:62 @5.
S RIBS, May—Opening at 54.82} highest, 4.85 lowest 4.82} dosing 4.82}.
Receipts of hogs 20,000. Market higher. Oar lots to-day—Wheat, 75 oorn, 510 oats, 190.
Gr.
Delicacies.
District Schools, City School:-, Runda School Teachers, and every Father, Mother, Sister and Brother,
A E N I O N We have made a special effort to have on hand for the Holiday Trade a line of PURE CANDIES of all varieties and fancy line of Fruits and Nuts, which we ire solng to sell at prices you will pay f(,r adulterate candles and Inferior nuts
Imported Glaze JPrxuXs,.
Ol.'KltA CAItAMKijS,
Walnut Creams, Chocolate Creams, Fruits, Nuts, Etc. Ice Cream for parties.
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Below we give a few varieties:
CANDIES.
Brokon Taffy, Itoney-comb Taffy, Cream Cut Tally, Cream Mixed, Plain Mixed, l3on-Bon Mixed,
Cream Dates, Butter-Cups, Opera Cream Drops, Chocolate Creams, Cnneolate Cream Walnuts,Matchless Creams, Hand-made Creams, Marshmallon Drops, Iceland Moss Drops, Iforehound Drops, IJCUIOU Drops, Midt Drops, Winter Green Drops, Licorie Drops, Cough Drops, Cinnamon Imperials, Cough Cherries, Sticks of nil flavors.
NUTS.
Gredoble Walnuts, Farragonia Almonds, Naples Filberts, Large Fancy Brazil, Texas 000 Pecans,
Virginia P. Peanuts, Cocoa Nuts, Domestic Walnut, Hickory and Hazel. (111KKN KIIU1TB. Mdlaua Orapcn
ECElSTDEFLSOIsr, First door north of Postoffice.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
TheWonder of the Age!
R'OAcjTS BEEF without basting! BROILS MEAT in the oven! TOASTS BREAD in the oven!
Port Limon BannamtH, Florida Oranget. APPI.ES.
Hell Flower, Tulpahaukin, Northern Spy, Den Davit1, Vitntluvcrc Pippen,
Imperial Cluxter llaiHins, London Layer ]taininn, Ondara Layer Raimiw,
Butler's i-Crown Clunter Rainiun Sultana Seedless Rawinn, Loose Muscatel lOtixinx,
Valencia "Off Stock"liaising PRUNES.
Only the very Finest— California Raisin Cured, S-
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French very fine.
Vostiiza Currants, Fancy Evaporated Apricots, Fancy Evaporated Peaches,
Fancy Evaporated Apples, Extra Fancy Prunnell, Fancy Hallowte's Dales. And as tine a lino of Groceries as was ever in our city—call and look at our goods, get our prices and we aro suro we can please you.
ENSMINGER
mond Lenses by an experienced optician and fully warranted.
BOILS EGGS without water in the oven BAKES BREAD a third larger
Takes one-third less fuel than any stove made only requires 212 degrees of heat in the oven to hake bread, where any other stove takes 600 or more degrees. So no wonder you burn up everything you attempt to cook. It speaks for itself. No other stove "in the world will do what the Charter Oak Stove will do. Burns wood, soft and hard coal. If youwill call in and see it we will show it to you with pleasure. An elegant line of furniture carried in connection with our stoves.
Zaek Mahorney & Sons.
SEAWRIGHT
You can get any thing you desire for a present to a friend. All goods sold will be handsome ony fiee by an "engraver." All spectacles sold will be accurately fitted to the eyes wiJi a I1inr
Come to headquarters where you will find gifts to fill the stock
ing without empting the purse. KLINE & GEM AM, Main Street, opposite the Court House.
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BLADDER CURE. Read Symptoms and Conditions rbte Specific will Relievo and. euro.
1 Bright's dltseuso, or Urinary trouble.
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havo sedlmont in urinollko brick dust I IUU frequent calls or retention, with distress or pressure In tbo parts, limbs bloats
Yon havo Lnmo Back, Rheumatism, etingI I UU tag. Aching Pains in suit or hips,
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havo Diabetes or Drops ', body bloat, I I UU or scanty or high colored urine, Vnilhav0 Malaria, Torpid Llver.DyspcpgtiL I I UU Gail Stone, Fevorand Ague or Gout,
Vnn havo Irritation, Spasmodic Strlctuto, I 1 UU or Catarrh of tbo Bladder, Vnn have BLOOD humors,Pimples, Ulccrs, I I UU Seminal Weakness or Syphilis,
Vnn havo Stone in Eidner, Gravel in niadI I UU der, Stoppago of urino or Dribbling, Vni| havo poor Appetite, Bad Taste, FoulI 1 UU breath or internal Slime Fever, liiildo upqulckly a run-down constitution. IUIIUO Don't neglect early symptoms.
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