Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 August 1890 — Page 4

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Mason Sell-Sealing Jars, Standard Wax-Sealing Jars.

A \ul Or»:uiU it toil.

Monarchsof the Minstrel World

Absolutely an Knllro Nrw Programme Slurr Our Lust Visit.

Watch lor our Grarnl Jockey funnel -lmuL Strict runub' at Noon.

Prices

Jelly Glasses.

Extra Tops and Rubbers, SealingWax and Wax-Melters, Cheap

ROSS BEOSJt 99-Cent Store

HALL

Wednesday, August 27.

BEACH & BOWERS'

FAMOUS

MINSTRELS!

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Finest Uniformed Band in ihc World!

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25, 35, 50

LA VETA

iMifopoiin Hotel,

lU'J, 112-1. l*J(i South C.reen Street. «•oil I'roprU'tor

Lunch ounie open till aflcr Midmqht

ICE CREAM PARLORS nuuv. Su'Hay Dinners a Specialty.

I O S E IN

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Ft HNITri:i: U.-paiie.l and Packed

GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 11 f-i I'tk.- n-ei. '.H-t-oi-town work solielt-il.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LIKE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. aii'l Uairjrntrv to Depots, Hotels, or any piirtoj'Uic (.'il v. Also proprietor (.1 the

Ten-Cent, Hack Linn.

The t.'hoap Trti '-j will nmlntiilnul and ^atihl'actorj rvmli'ml. »t ijtuMrs on Murki't street, or lnt-at Snolirru^s Murphy's,..... T-'lophono No. 47.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith am! K».Mtlenc

No :i--Mall No r--Mall Loeal

218 South 5roon street.

Mri'. Dr. Urlilith glvo* npecial nttonttont Chronic ivnd .Surgical Disease? of Women, CliUdron, and Obstetrics. lr. UrltUth, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

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.eave orders at 120 West Mar

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STODDAKT & CO.,

PENSION AND CLAIM ATTORNi'YS 1 :i- I 11 li St., \V:|.Illusion, 1

The iMsAlill.l I 1'ENSIllN HlI.I. Jultbecome 11 law. Soldiers, Widow* am) Parents entitle] to Pensions. Fee, Sid only, when claim In allowed. Write In at niioc. advk'i: ntr.E.

THIS WILL PAY YOU.

Kor 50 rents, postal tioto. wn will send, charges prnpanl, l» packages of extra line fi siL'rant iiatliuiL' and Toilet Snap and beautiful oil paintings will be sent fret wit li your order. Address, J. Luc, Bridge '•street, Wilhamsport, 1 *u, ocUiS

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Steam Dye Works.

I.:i)I4h' ami Oi'iitH' ("lannciitH urnlly (lyoil, 1 -inicl ami n'lialroil. I,ailifH' I)r!»80B ami Cloaks ilycil and (•li-aiuid witliout ripping apart. Work tloiii^ oil short notico.

Work First-Class. Prices ltcasonablo. All (,'oods KiMit by express will M.'ceive prompt atU.iition. Addross,

EMIL MUELLER.

No. 4 Curtis Block, Lafayette, Indiana

J3fyiD FIELD'S

,s.FtUF,tREGULATOR

/AENSTRUATION

On MONTHLV SICKNESS

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BRADUELD REEIMTOR CO. ATLANTA EA r2UiBYALiaBUi8tST±

Sold by Nve & Co.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

1194 East Main Street, with F.zm Voris

Kailroad Kaeket.

Special Train For Vlso County air. Iu ordor tc nocommodato those desiring to attcuil the Vigo county fair, tlio following train arrangemonts bavo been made by the Vaudaliu lino. On Thursday and Friday, August 2ytli and 20th a Special train will leave Cmwfordsville at 7 a. m. and arri\ iug at Terro llauto at tt a. m. stopping at all iutermediatostations, lloturniugspecial train will leave Torre Hunte ot 0 a. m., running through to Crawfordsville. For rates, tickets and further information apply to nejirest ticket agent.

VaiKluila Kxciirslons.

Tiio Vaudaha will sell excursion tickets as below: To tSt. Joseph, Mo., and return, one faro for the round trip, August 21th to 2!th. Good to return including Kept. 1st on account of Hons of Veterans. liockville and return SI,20 tlio round trip August llSth to 22d ou account of the 1'urke couuty fair.

Frankfort and return Aug. 2fth to 2','th ou account of Clinton couuty fair. Darlingkm and return lific, August 2Sth and 2!)th ou account of family reunion.

Xerre TIaute and return $2.15 Aug. 2"th to 2Hth, account Vigo county fair. To Jjiike Muxinknckeo and return, August 17th, 2*1 th aud 31st §2. For further mfonuntion cull at Brown's drug store, or midalia depot.

To tlio Shades.

lvouiid trip via Vaudalia to the Shades 81.10, winch includes hack faro. Tickets good to return III) days.

J. 0, Huti'iiinson, ogeut.

'I'erre Haute Fair.

The Terre Haute fair pays out over $ln,0iln roi premiums, races and attractions next week.- The entries for the 1 .Mill races are closed and are veiy full 1111d fast On Thursday and Friday the excursion train days, two balloons and three parachutes," one of them for Woodall's trained dog, "Jack." Sam" days, Davidson, the "Hero of Niagara," great, tight ropo performance. Yon know what a good fair is, come and see re Vkio Ooi-S Faiii.

lother, Wife iiml Daughter,: Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Foiled,» liemeily builds up qulcklv a run down constitution and brings back youthful beauty, l'rlce $1. Pamphlet free. Ulnghamton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher

A Sale Investment.

Is. one which Is fuainnleeil to bring you satisfactory results, or In case or failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggists a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It Is guaranteed to bring relief in 'every case, when used for any affection of throat, lung or chest, consumption, inllamniatlon of lungs,bronchitis,asthma, whooping coukIi. croup, etc., etc. It Is agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and •an always be depended upon.

Trial botUe free at Nye ,V Co. 1.

Can't Account for It.

On I he M.h day of November. 1-^S, ('noper .t Hai-Ilenburuli, mail druggists or Kindlon, N. Y. purchased is dozen or Van Wert's lliiisatn for the l^iin^s, and on tlio ~o day of the same month tliev wrote the proprietors of this remedy' us follows: "Please send us at onceono gross of Van Wert's lialsam. Wc cannot account for Uie demand." Van Wert's lialsam is tor sale in Crawfordsville by Lew Fisher. Trial size free.

—Fruit jars, fruit cans, extra tops, rubbers and etc. ot 'J'Jc, store.

Nobody will sufTer from liver diseases if Uiey lake Simmon's I.ivcr I .emulator.

1'nfalllng in effects, always reliable, pure and harmless, la Simmon's l.lvcr Uegulatot.

Cold In the head? or Chilblains? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores'r I'lie best thing In the world for It Is Column's Petroleum Biilm. Got a free sample at the dmg Btoro of Nye Co.

Children Cry for PitchtrY Castorii

WILL YOl- Sl'FFKH with Dyspepsia •mil Liver complaint? Shlloh's Vilalizei is guaranteed to emu you. For hale by MolTott, Morgan ,t Co.

Wnbasli College.

Next torm In-giiiH September 10. Torsous desirous of boarding students or routing rooms will please give the number of their residence uud street to A. Thomson, Treasurer, room No. 7, Fisliei building, corner of Main and Greet streets.

THAT HACKING COl.'GII can be so |uicl lv cured by Shlloh's Cure. We guarantee It. For sale by MolTett, Morgan A Co.

Health is wealth. Take .Simmon's IJvor Regulator for all sickness and diseuscd liver.

DAILY JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1890.

II E IT

The Weather Iteport.

For Indiana—T m.. rain. warm. Local Temperature. 7 am 07 I I"

MONTGOMERY OOPNTY'S OROPS.

Tlio Opinion of a Man Who Has JBoen W est, iu Iowa and Other States, J. W. Goskill is now a morchant bnt ha was raised ou a farm and thinks ho knows a good Held of corn when ho sees it. llo has traveled through the oounty on tho liig Four road and on west into Iowa aud ho pronounces it as his doliberato opinion that tho oorn for a distance of 15 miles oast aud 15 miles west of Orawfor, wvillo is in ajvory mucli bettor condition than any ho has soon. "Tho prospeot," says ho, "ie that corn will bo high, but Montgomery county farmers will havo good crops and will reap tho beuelit of tlio high prioes. I predict that muoh of tho oorn in this county will averago CO bushels to tho acre, that is if what I can soo from the Big Four railway is on indication of the county. That will make trade flourish in tilts city and tho Fall trade will be good

Inspected the Water Plugs. Immediately after tho inspection of tho water plugs, by Chief Weidle, re ooiver MoCounoll wrote to tho company which manufactnred them informing thom of the result. Yesterday D. F. O'Biion, of Detroit, arrived in the oity and with Mr. MoCounoll made an inspection of tho plugs roported out of repair. Ho declared that they wore in good condition and capablo of good sorvico. Ho stated that ho ha'l a new and improved plug whioh ho desired to hnvo placed in tlio buBine portion of town aud called Boveral of tho Council togothor to introduce it to them. They informed him however thattlioy had no jurisdiction in the matter of purchasing aud referred him to Collin & Stanton, An effort will bo mado to havo them make tho purchaso, utilizing the plugs taken out in replacing a few leaky ones in tho suburbs.

Farmers douncil.

Don't forgot tlio Farmers' Council of Montgomery county will meet at tho fair ground in this city on next Thursday, the 28th of August. Tho exercises will bo entertaining aud instructive, and besides, tho social foatnres of tho occasion will furnish enjoyment for all who may attend. Remombor that everybody is invited to attend. It will bo an all-day picnic, Thoro will l)o papers read ou "Landlords and Teuuauts," and tho "J'onollts of Drainago iu Montgomery County." Tho committee appointed to observe tho growth of crops iu the several townships will also submit a report which will bo ijuito interesting.

Tho'Whitehead Oase.

Tho timo sot for tho trial of Mrs. Whitehead is drawing close aud arrangements nro being mado for it. Prosecutor Haywood will bo back iu timo for it, if it is tried which is very unlikely. Tho prosecution has fought it too long to try it first wlieu au easy loop hole of escape presents itself. It is generally believed that tho indictment against tho lady will be quashed ns a new ono can bo found at any subsequent time. Wo predict this will be the action of tho prosecution.

A Smooth Articlo.

Tho applicant for tho schools who has probably impressed nil with whom ho came in contact most favorably, is Professor Harrison, of Wabash. Ho is a thorough scholar and poutloman, dresses plainly and uoatly ond has cold blue oyo which looks like business. Ho is of medium height and wears only a mustacho. Ho laciiii ono thing quite common to goutlemen of his craft and thut is a patent possum smile for every word or gesture. Happily this is for tlio best.

Assessing tho Lands.

Tho viowors on the propose! Wm. F. Grimes gravel road on the Montgomery and Tippecanoe couuty lines aro here to day assessing the lands in Montgomery count}* which border upon it. Ihoy aro l*rauk AtchiuBon aud Harvoy Keser, of Tippecanoe, and Alf Flanuiuigau and J. N. Fulleuwider, of Montgomery, together with E. 1(. Vawtor, Surveyor of Tippecanoe couuty. Tho protests hnvo not IJCOU filed yot.

A Rocky Verdict.

The jury in tho case of,Simeon Bryant, charged witli assault nnd battery ou Win. Horny, brought in a verdict of guilty fixing tho penalty at ouo oent and costs amounting to aliout 850. No ono believes tho verdict to been just and it looks as though Mr. Thornton's view of tho jury of a justice's court were correct. They always lind guilty.

Rogmiontal Reunion.

The annual reuuiou of the 115th, 11Oth, 11 /th aud 118th ludiaua regiments will bo held at tho Criminal Court lioom, Indianapolis, on tho afternoon and evening of September 25. Loing State I uir week reduced faro will be given on all railroads.

I'rolmtis Court. '.

John M. Snultz has boon appointed admin'stratorof tho ostato of Martha P. Puxson.

Marriage Licenses.

John MoDauiol and Flora Davis,

In cases of colic in stock Simmon's Liver Hegulator will save them.—1{. Cox, Haddock's Sta.

BRIEfS.

—An inch and a quarter of rum foil

last night, by tho guago. —Ed Voris is suffering from an attack of tho whooping oough. —Tho "Rauoh King" will show at Musio Hall next Tuesday oveuinf —The county Sunday School convention will bo held to-morrow at (»1 1UUU Dell. —Tho Bale advertised by Tioo Liter to tako plaoo on tho 28th has been with drawn, and no salo will take placo. —Stook is alreudy being shipped in for tho oounty fair, and tho exhibit in this lino will probably bo tho finest over givon hero. —Crabbe & Reynolds are using tho roomB in Elston block as a ware house and aro storing their largo quantities of ryo and oats, —Dr. Moses 0. Drake, of Ladoga, has beon appointed superintendent of tho stone work of the llaccoon crook bridge at Ladoga. —Harry R. DeLeon, ropresonting Joseph D. Clifton's Ranch King, was iu tho oity to-day making arrangements for tho produotion of that play on August 2G. —Tho Pulaoo of Illusious at the Robbins House is drawiug largo crowds. A Crawfordsvillo girl is doing tho mermaid not to tho dolight of hor many admirers. —Hannah 111. Butcher has takon ad vantago of tho favorablo weather ond roducod rates to apply for a divorce from Wm. Butcher. Her attorneys aro Johnston & Johnston. —Prosecutor Anderson this morning dismissed tho malicious trespass case against Edmund Frozier, whioh was brought by Tom Slattery, both partios having agreed to live in peace and unity. —Ono of the churches at Frankfort is ooutomplating putting in a pipe organ and a delegation from thoro will attend Louis Fulk's concert hero to judgo of tho morits of the Molino organ. —Tako your wifo, take your family, or tako your boat girl, and go to Michigan City, on tho 80th. Tho rato is low, tho oxcursion will be a big ono, tho attractions aro great, and everybody will havo a grand time. —The Torre Haute fair and races, which ooour August 25-2!), as tho result of nearly $10,000 in premiums, of which $-1,500 is for races alone, will be an unusually attractive show. It is oonsiderod ono of t'l leading fairs of tho great West, and always makes a special effort to thrown in a good circus with a good fair. Tho races are far beyond tho usual fair races aud are worth goiug to soo.

Wo will bo pleased to BIIOW you tho largo selection of friendship rings, in gold aud silver, just received. Call and sjo them at 2C7, east Main street,

C. L. ROST.

—Now studies at Laooy's for ono week. Special discount. Terro Hauto water melons from 15to 30 cents each at Joo Taylor's. —For lino cooking apples,go to Barnhill, Uornaday & Piokett's.

Killed the Business,

The cool weather has nlniost wound up tlio busiues't at Garland Doll. People prefer to stay at homo this weather and unloss a now party oomos in tomorrow tho place will bo ontiroly deserted by campers, as tho last of tho prosoiit partios loavo thou. Warmer weathor will probably rovivo tho business for a short soason.

COLORED NOTES.

Tho two sons of Wm. Pierce are very sick with soarlotiua. Miss Ida Roovos, of Lafayotto, was in tho oity yesterday.

Gus, Andorson, of Kokoino, is circulating among his many friends in this oity.

Miss Goorgio Aloxandor, of Lafayette is tho guest of Miss Helen Bycrs, iu Thompson's addition.

George Oliver and family loft this morning for SholbyvUlo. They will at tend to somo real estate business while thoro aud idso attend tho Baptist con voution which is in session in that city.

When Tloi/y

sick, we gaTO her Cantor**.

Whon fiho was a Child, «ho cried for Costurla, When «ho bocamo Mlns, «ho clung to Castorta, When ehe had Children, ahe gave thom CaRtorfe

VOIJNTisVlMjK.

3). ount is ublo to bo about. A. I, llorubtikor in able to bo urouud again,

w. Gerard spent Sunday with Dr. Davidson,

Meeting is being hold this week at r*o. Bchool liouBo. Mrs. A. A. Stubbins and daughtor, of IJarhngton, aro visiting Mrs. J. Stubbins.

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of tllG

of Town-

Hloy A- Work, did business in your city all last week.

Boechor Troutman, our handsome mail carrier, seems delighted that tho Alamo mail is changed as it lessens his load about half.

Pur'.ies broke into tho station Tuesday night and tapixxl tho sofe, but finding no money tliuy mutilated some tick ets that woro of no account. Tlio agent had a ten dollar bill in an onvelopo ly-

looked"'1'

HU'U

w,Ui

'"'PP'ly over

Wo fool impelled to spoak of tlio kite llyors again. Last woek Johnny Davis wore tho bolt, but this woek ho has lost it beyond recovery to Albort Youut who sent his kite with Chineso lantern on it up so high that tho string caught on tho handlo of tho Big Dipper and his ollorts to got it down woro of no avail.

—Swooping roduotions Summer underwear at Ounnlngliam's. If in nood of underwear don't miss this salo

THE TRAVELING PUBLIC.

Harry Krugg and wife ore in tho oity. —Fred Bandel was in Wavoland today. —Orrio Houts returned to Attica today. —J. W. Gaskell was iu the oity yesterday. —John Whitney is sojourning in Lafayotto. —Warren Ashley was in Indianapolis to-day. —Mux Tannonbaum spout tho day in Lebanon. —Miss Mary flovoy is visiting in Indianapolis. —J. J. Insloy took in tho Lebanon fair to-day. —Albort Miller wont to tho Lobanon fair to day. —Judgo Davidson wout4to Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs. S. 0. Campbell is visiting in Now Castlo. —Carl Soott, of Ladoga, was in tho oity yesterda}'. —Mrs. E. E. Boll is visiting friends in Viuconuc8. —Henry Hulett wont to Now Ross this afternoon. —Marion Alston went to Maco today to do tin work. —Frank Scott has roturnod from visit ut Pino Hills. —Maco TownBloy was in Nowtown to-day on businoss. —Gen. M. D. ManBon spont yesterday at the Shades, —Rev. G. r. Fuson has roturnod from Lowoll, IsMbs. —Rev. W, H. Hiokman loft for Cincinnati this morning. —Miss M. Bello Watson is visiting relatives at Wavoland. —Tho infant ohild of Will Townsloy is reported much bettor. —Sum ond Allon Robinson started to day for Kansas City. —William Armstrong aud wife visited in Rockvillo lust evening. —W. W. Morgan wont to Rockvillo to-doy to advertise our fair. —Deputy Clerk Curry, of Marion county, was in tho oity to-day. —Dr. J. it. Dunoon tronsaotod business iu Indianapolis to day. —Tom Nolan and Tom Clark attended tho Rookvillo fair to-day. —Mail Clork Mo Clung, of Frankfort, visited tho boys horo yostorilny. —R. B. Snyder and wifo attended a wedding in Lofayotto yesterday. —Mrs. Harriot McCluro left for a visit at Clark's Hill this morning. —Charley Ramsey and Arohio Stubbins wont to tho Pino Hills to-day. —Miss Lena Perkins left this morning for a two week's stay in Kokomo. —Mrs. .T. L. Campbell and Mrs. A. 1!. Anderson aro visiting in Indianapolis.

—Harry Mahoruoy, Jim Loo aud Hal Eusminger are attouding tlio Lolianon fair.

—Frank Fox, a returned missionary from Dakota, is visiting frionds in this city. —Profossor Chose Polmer is attending tho meeting of scientists ot Indianapolis. —Orio Houts, who has boon visiting friends here roturnod to Attioa this morning.

—Prof. H. J, Snoke, of Princeton, was horo to day in consultation with school board. —Mrs. D, C. Smith and daughtor, Miss Maymo, loft for a visit in Rockvillo last evening.

—H. L. Rost and family, of Columbus, oro tho guests of Mr. Host's brother, C. L. Rost. —Mrs. Delia Konyon and daughter, of Chicago, aro tho guest* of the family of Wiley Konyon. —Mrs. C. E. Finnoy, of Attica, and Mrs. C. L. Thomas wont to Indianapolis this morning.

—Miss Augusta Binford roturnod to Paris, Ills., to-day aocompaniod by Miss Beaaio Binford.

Omor Cox, 1' rod and Charley Grogg returned last night from a week's outing ut tho Pino Hills. —Mrs. Sarah Johnston ond Miss Martha Johnston havo gono on a visit to Rockvillo and Brazil. —Harry Maxwoll oamo up from Greoucastlo this afternoon aud will remain until his collogo opens. —L. C. McClurg, of tho Ohioago A Louisvillo railroad postofllco, spont yesterday with Horry Connard. —Michael Prioo and wife wont to Indianapolis last night to attend tho funoral of tho late Andiew Oonly. —Miss Dora Honklo returned to her homo in Brazil to day acoorapnuiod by Mrs. Will Honklo, who will visit thoro. —Rev. O. A. Smith and family aooomponiod by Misses Lizzio and Fannie Binford went to Frankfort this morning. —Miss Jonnio Green, who has boou visiting tho fiimily of W. T.Ramsoy, roturned to hor homo in Poudleton' today.

—Dr. W. H. Hiokman and family oauio down from South Bond last ovoning. Thoy hove rented house horo and will remain until after tlio Methodist couforouco, whioh meets October 1 —Billy Hartmun, of Pittsburg, p0.[ representing tho Westiughouso Air

Brake company, is in tho oity to day visiting frionds. He goes to Louisvillo to-night whoro he repairs the brakes ull tho way to Chicago.

IgyWINE OF CARDUI a Tonic for Women.

In Hb treatment of rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foremost abovo al others. Rood their medical pamphlet and learn of ho gieat medlclna value of the remedies which enter into Its composition. For sale and lilohlv rocommouded by Moffett. Moigan 4 Go

STATE NEWS. E

Interesting Telegrams from Various Soctions In Indiana.

Tlio llnrlan Family'* Ilnnnlon. RiciiMosn, Ind., Aug. 21.—Tho third annual reunion of tho Ilarlan family was hold In the City park Wednosday. Tho association now numbors 7,000 mombors, and reprosontatlvos from about a dozen different Statos woro prcsont, among thom Judgo Ilarlan, of the Supremo bonch of tho United Statos. In tho afternoon A. II. Harlan, of New Burlington, 0., road a part of tho family record which ho had been compiling for two years. It datos back to 1000, contains over 8,000 names and is still lncomploto. Speouhes were made by leading members 'from dllforent States. At nlgbt thoro waB a grand social at tho Orand i\rmy of tho Republlo Hall. The session will continue until to-nitrht.

Old Folhx Hnvo llollrtny. WAIIASII. Ind., Aug. 21.—Tho plonoors of Wabash County, hold their annual mooting and basket picnic at tho city park Wednesday, and tt was tlio most successful, both In point of numbers present and Interest, ovor hold. The day was cool and bright, and tho old people from all parts of the country turned out en masse. Tho routlno business was all transacted In the forenoon, and ot noon tho plonoers picnicked under tho treos In tho park, just as thoy used to do In tho forests forty and fifty years ago. Tho afternoon was given over to reminiscences and music.

Celebrated llU Golden .lublleo. Tkhuk Haute, Ind., Aug. 21.—The vonorablo llov. John Gueguon on Tuesday celobrated the golden lublloo of hlfi prlosthood at St. Mary's of tho Woods, tho mother hoino of tho Sisters of Providence of tho United States, whoro ho Is chaplain. There was high mass, and Bishop Chntard delivered tho address. Afterward the twenty priests sat down to a dinner and Indulged In plcasanl reminiscences. Fnthor Guoguon came to Vlnconues from Franco when there wan no church betweon Vlnconnes and Chicago. Ho mado trips between th« two places on horseback.

Two LaillM natlly tlnrt.

Four Wayne, Ind., Aug. 31.—Amono tho injured In the disaster on tho Old Colony roud near Quincy, Mass., Tuesday, woro Mrs. M. A. Halllo and hw granddaughter, Miss Jessie MoAUlsto*. both of this city. Mrs. IlalUc suffered a compound fracture of tho noso and a sprain of the knee, whllo Miss McAllister was badly scalded about tho fact and hands.

reenllar Dlseune Among Ilornen. MAIITINSVII.I.K. Ind., Aug. 21. Ar unknown dlsoase has fastened upon sev oral lino horses In tho stablos of J. V. Mitchell near this city. Tho horsei wore apparently healthy In every way, when their throats began swelling and continued until breathing had becomi very difficult and painful. Nothing a« yot has been found to alleviate the suffering.

L)ona|i!tati'(l liy nn Emery Wheel. Four Wavnk, Ind., Aug. 21.—Joseph Klelnreichert, u-j years old, living neat this city, was killed Tuesday while sharpening a plow point on an emery Stone. The stone burst and a piocc struck him In the head, literally ileeup llatlng him.

John Ryan, living six mllos from the city, was killed by a colt Monday

Struck

Lightning.

JF.FFKIIROXVIM.R, Ind., Aug. 91.—A wagon-load of country people was Struck by lightning Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Winner had one of her oyos torn out. Mrs. Robert Comvay was struck. Both ladles are fa'.nlly prostrated. The other five or six occupants wort shockod.

Drowned Illniftolf.

Foht Wayjjh, Ind., Aug. 21.—Jamei O'NIel, a traveling salesman for a drug houso In St. Louis, committed suicide Tuosday night by drowning In tho St. Joo river here. It Is supposed lit throw himself In tho river while do llrlous.

Mntlior mill DA tiKhter Iniinno. KI.KINSVII.I.K, Ind., Aug. 21.—Mrs. 11. Zoips, of this place, beenmo violontlj Insane Wednesday, and her daughtor, on seeing her condition, also lost hoi reason. Both will be sent to tilt asylum.

Political.

BI.OO.MI.NOTO.N, Ind., Aug. 91.—'The Democratic Legislative convention foi tho countlos of Brown and Monroo mot at Untonvillo on Wednesday and nomlatcd (irecn Watson on tho seventieth ballot.

KclUorn to Meet. li:

FonT Wavnk, Ind., Ang. ei,—Tho twonty-sovonth annual convontlon ol tho Nortliorn Indiana Editorial Association will bo hold at Lako Maxenkuckeo September to 7.

Asfllgn eL

Tbhiik Hauth, Ind., Aug. 21.—Joseph Miller, are tall grocer, assigned Wednesday. Llabllltls, SI 1,000 assets, 80,146 in accounts, mostly worthlosB, and 80,000 In stock.

Fell Through Urldge.

Dkcatitii, Ind., Aug. 21.—John Smith, a fireman on a Orand Ranlds & Indiana freight onglno, sustained fatal Injuries noar hero by falling through a railroad brldffo.

Colutuhu*' Population.

Coi.umuus, Ind., Auff. 31.—A second onumoratlon of ColutnbuB givoa tho population as 7,.182. Tho Govornmont enumeration reported but fl.ftOO.

Convention Cnlloct.

Fort Wavmr, Ind., Aug. 21.—The Domocratlc Congressional oonvontion of tho Twelfth distrlot hns boon called for Soptombor2 at Lagrango.

Drought In NorthWMtorn Ohio. Cincinnati, Aug. 31.—Tho drought In tho northwestern portion of this Btato Is causing very serious ilamago. Many mills havo necossaril boon shut down, and sovoral cltlos are lott In darknoss because there Is not sufllolont water to rjn tho eloctrlc light plants.

To Oure a Bad Oough

Uso "Dr. Kilmer's Oough euro (Consumption Oil)" but relievos quickly, stops tickling In tho throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, decllno, nlght-swoat ind prevents death from comsumptlon. Prlco 26c. Pamphlot frco. Blnghampton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Low Fisher.

Delays aro dangerous. Tako Simmon's Liver Regulator in timo for dyspepsia, biliousness and all diseases of tho livor.

W'l.i. Voo

Advertiaemunts un8 ,.r,— line any, nothing lCs, o""1 counted. Cash in ajy,,,^

Wsection.

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l'w'^

[OR SALE.,

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Tl'ine7.A '""1 illJlT^

morvl'iiuidiw ."idii

I nil.

°lt«lA.LK-CIIKAl

NNutiliingtou Btruoi. mi Washington st,^"

Oli SAI,U-l)lrl

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now phaeton. iVi.iu'}

biLsli uvenuo.

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Journal ollioo.

1. sl|Ur

hii|u|lt.

WANTED.

KD:—A yoiiitu |H(,V ,— Musoutn at the ItoM u,w"rk In

0 cents a day. ,t||,tt

Brazil Block and

their lnjcr.

cougtl when 8hlIoh

Cure will give you Immodlato relief Price, 10 conta, 60 cents and fl. Moffett Morgan A Oo.

tl*

'VI1

JuU

ANTKI)—An Salary #7"i "i'!1" '"r represent

VUV.M.asuceOHsruliN

,» nin (j|i V* Kxnl'r

iomtMl to supply Ury W

of Inot, 8Jilury#40 to mihiii of tact, salaryt4li to onmli T11...")"u

WOltKKUS

i4,'y

uow unrolled. 110,000 pH|il i/,, («u.oii pxclmngiMl. k„„,in, .ereillt well rutcHl). Ixjok li„M'ii,'

WANTKI) Ji.m

agonls. Illg pay. HI.?,!, WOIIUL true. No ux|H»rlonec nei'iltvl "rk"""I nuy, niirseryiunu, ItoeliosU'i-

l\L"r,,iii?

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man-in.

FOR RENT.

LOST.

LUST~A

IM)CKctlHK)k uliiliii* i,k"'".Tn

moiiuy and ii biuv.ii k. A '1

pwuso Icavo ntthlsollln,.

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1A pookol lMwk loTiiuhu^TTTT" loUisand rocelpiH wlil, |,

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leaveatTiiK.loi.iis-Ai,„n!

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K«)bl cuir bnltiu. Met witli .. ..

stono PoiiH.wlu.r«* on tl,,- 't1

nn icr will loavu It ut D.in,

wlvts nnvar«l.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

",ie

lll-v

In your Minnh ,j

winter coal and Joseph llliif,,r,| .'ii, ,1 ashlngton strit'l. Is tl, ,)r,

DR. C. E. RANKIN

(Successor to Montague A Hiuiklii.) Special attention given to the roianvai Ooncors, tape-worms, hemoirhnlils. Ollleeovrr the Corner Hook Si„n. n-liku,* atDavo U'c's. 213

KIIRI

I'Ikc 5.

50 CARS

Boyd Sticluioy itCo.'s

IA 1,1, SIZKSi

Anthracite Coal

New

River

'West Virginia (-oal,

Tho llncst coal in the marlo-l fur

tho grates. Also,'

Minsfral Coal,

FOK 8AI.K IIV

G. W. HALL.

Auction Sale

Desirable Tow Lots

Saturday, August 30

20 Lota In Warren Davis' Now Addition,

to Crawfordsvillo on VVost

daUiot'sale,Satunlay.

Main

St.

These lots aro Ti.r»i1 fl.r» feet and nil fnmt i»n Main street. They are the MH»t 'li-!nil'l'' building lots In the city, hcrtutlfully I"01'1'' and are noteutoir from the luisliu—s the cltv l.y gullies or railroad Irn. ks, lots will hesolil at suction. Iin'I '•1

AiiriihI

llo.

TKKMS:-*100 cash, the ilidi'm .1 |.:iyin.-nt. In (H|iial sums In 1, 2. .1 and -I jeiir.. ut cent. Interest, secured. ...

WAItltHN DA VI-. i-H.

OaTAKitn OnnED. health nmHwi'i*! breath secured, by Shlloh's catarrh i'1'!-' edy. Price SO cents. Nusul InJecU fru". Moflett, Mort:an.t Oe

No sounding phrasos or toulisli bo -"1are needed to draw atleiilmn i" Wcrls' lialsam for the lungH. j1 'l-""• made for it thut it is tho best i-mit-li cine on tho market, every hot1' i«

:i)

teed to do all that it is claiincd aim cvi'iy occ is invitod a niuko a frae test»I merits. Volumes of pl' ase iidil not i»j more to recommcnd it than n:1*- '"r size frco. For s» Lew r'e-ci

With a record lilto Simmon I^•1 ulutor none should bo afraid .•

r'r

Merit Wins.

Wo desire to say to our 1 Ill/en". I'1')' for yeuih we have been selling l'iNew Discovery for ci-jisunipilon. King's New Life 1'llls, Bucklen'n Arnliii Salvo mid Klectrie B'iters. and III!1'' never bundled remedl that t-ell inor that have given i-ueh iinlveisnl Mit^' faction. We do not hesitate I" K1""' anion them every time, and we hl.i«' ready to rofund the purchase )'t I' ''. sal Isfnetory results do not follow

use. These remedies hae won Ilu'" great popularity purely on their ":l"1 Nye ,fc Co., drtigglBts.

I loll II

KHILOU'S command I'.insiinil Oure l„ sidd by us ou guaraul"' cures consumption. For sale by "1'1':

Morgan A. Go. Interesting to unners. No class of pooplo should he fill In providing themsidves with p'lli'1'' family medicliien as those who IIv. from physicians. Van Wert's Hal"" for tho lungs Is particularly

ri''i»"Y',1,|3

od to tho farming cominiiiilly, wonderfully, efTectlvo In ull thioid'j lung troubles, and Is especially for chlldron, being agreeable porfectly safe and haruiloss, and Infallable for croup and whooping Trial size fieo. For salo by Lew

Do not wasto your timo

011

doctor* »J'J"

your liver Is uiscasod but take Sunai Livor Hegulator,