Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 September 1890 — Page 2

There are many white soaps.' each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory." They are not, but like all counterfeits, they lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory Soap and t£f: insist upon having it. is sold everywhere.

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i'nr Congress—JAMKS A. MOl'NT. For JihIko-K- C. SNYDER. For Prosecutor—W. T. WHITTINGTON. For Hepreseututlve—T. J. ARMSTRONG.

I'nr Joint Repre^^ntulivt*—TllOS M. Itl'CK For Auditor—JOHN C. WING ATI?. F«rTreiisurer—A. F. RAMSISY. For Sheriff—FRKD C. RAN DHL. ForSurveyor—JAMKS M. WAl*(iII. For Coroner—GKOR(J W. TL'CKKR, For Commissioners— iM District— MICHAKL PRICE.

Ud District—AO i: ILL A W. GROVES.

This Date in History—sept, 1. Wlion th«» year's U^txinin^ was in March September wan the seventh muiitb hence It wna then properly t»rnnHl S'^UmuIkt. Nmv that the year Im'k'Iiw lu January thte natae nut appropriate, and the same is true of the last three an«l following months of the year—October, Novemlor urn! l»vernljcr. A thirty-rtret day was ivlded to Septemt*r by Julius Ciwwir when he reformed the ealeiidar, but Augustus restore" 1 the old uuintw-T thirty days, nnd ho it had remained. The Sax6ns called SeptcmlKT the Gerst Moiiat, or luirley month, because the Imrlry harvest fell during the mouth. ThJa was a mow Important erop wttii the 6/ixnris, for from barlev they braved t»eer. 8eplemher Is a rnoflt Ix-auLiful ruonth in till ti.'mierau- elinifS north of the equator.

ri-V~Feath of I/niiis XIV. the (irand Moiuinjue of France he occupktl the throne for

W years. Accession of Louis XV stormy f'gency of the Duke of Orleans. ISM—The Urltlsh sloop Avon taken by the American aluup

Wasp.

1 SCO—Arrival in New York of

Jeituy Llnd, famous singer. JK.VNV IJD. JhM--gafroted iu Cuba, having led on exI million to capture the Island. JW2- Pojx« retreated to Coutervilio. Isy-Ruttleut chontiily, Va. Uaion loss 1,800.

Confederate

1^'i—Fighting l»--gan in the trenches before Petersburg. jw i_G«»n. Mcflellan nominated for the presidency by the lnyn«»crutlo Chicago convention. 1870—liattle arotuid Sedan the Germans victorious: MacMahon wounded. 1W.»- Yannouth, Mass., celebrated its 850th anniversary.

DREADFUL.

l")r. J. It Bac.lianan, of Louisville, tins clone considerable in tlie way of prophesying and psychometrizing in his time, but liis latest effort in that lino ecli]ses all the rest for brilliancy anil originality. He writes in 'i'lie Arena that our earth is bowling along townrd "an infinite liorror, in which a sudden death is our linppie/st fate." So far as tho doctor is concerned jiersonally ho does not care, since ho is already on tho homo stretch of his last quarter of a century, and the terror will not conic in his time.

But for tho rest of tho world, those who are still to livo "twenty-three or twenty-four years," there will como a "convulsiunary period" the like of which lints not been known since Noah's llood. To begin, tho power of the church will be shivered to splinters—nothing left of It Tho power of the state will faro little better, and "tho marriage relation will approximate freedom." Tiiero will como tlie utter destruction of monarchy leaving only the sultan of Turkey on his Miabliy anil etTete old throne. Jt is very kind of Dr. liiichanan to except tho eultun from tho junk shop of oblivion to which ho consigns all tho rest of tho monarclis. But even we of the United States are not to escape. Tho Republican party will go to sticks, to bo followed by tho Democratic party in ]lower the Democrats will givo no bet ter Nitihfaction than the Republicans did, and they too will go down ingloriously, never to rise again. This ouglil to be a satisfaction to both parties. The Labor party will then tako hold, mid run things to suit itself..:,

Sanguinary revolution will break out in Europe at tho beginning of tho next cejitury. Nineteen years from now wo shall havo in this country "war or quasi war," with scenes of BO horrible a naturo that in mercy to our nervous systems tho doctor docs not tell us what they are. Naturo will follow politics and tho whole planet will go to flinders. In thirteen or fourteen years cold seasons will stop growing things and there will lo famino mid pehtilence. Tho Mississippi river "will shako liis mane and go on tho rampage, and ho never will stop his antics again, but will become a jicriodic.il horror, engulfing unhappy creatures along his banks without warning or mercy. Tho choicest horror wo havo left to close with. That is that in twenty-threo or twenty-four years, suddenly, about tho hour of noon, day not stated, in tho twinkling of an cvo tho wliolo Atlantic coast south of New England will sinlr fifty feet under water.

Notice.

All aocount» of the Hottllng ivorkR up to the time of the Bale will be nettled with the old lirm of l'elern fc litwdcl. Cre'itor6 toke notlco.

STATK AFFA1KS.

Spocinl Dispatchos of Particular Interost to Indianinus.

(iormatu Will Colclirnte.

EVANSVII.I.K, I ml., Sept. 1.-—The anniversary of the landing of tho first Herman immigrants in America will be celebrated on a jri-and seale in Kvansvillo on October i. All tho Cerin societies cf tbo city have combined to prepare for tho event, and it is proposed to make this tho most imposing celebration ever held Intro. Tho tirst day will bo devoted to tho reception of visiting societies and at night there will bo grand choruses by all Herman singing societies and orations by prominent speakers. During tho forenoon of the socoiul day there will be a parade of all Herman sociotles and organizations. In the afternoon a monster picnic will occur at Garvin l'ark. In tho evening the event will close with an imposing historical parade, with brilliant illuminations and lire-works.

Will IMpe (las to Chlrajjo.

MAT,ION, hul., Sept- 1.—Tho Indiana Natural (las and Coal Company, tho purpose of which is to pipe natural gas irom tho Indiana Holds to Chicago, filed contracts of association with tho recorder here Saturday. Tho eapilal stock is S-,000,000. Tho directors aro Patrick A. McElwan, John H. Cohrs, A. Hoyes, Frederick S. Winston and Robert C. Held. Accompanying the ordor of association was a deed of trust to tho 111 is Tiu*t and Savings Hank of Chicairo and Ferdinand Winter, of Indian-

secure an iissuo of bonds by either I That lamp is apol tho gas company not to exceed £5,000,000.,

A Hrnt of Poult's Killed.

GOSHKN. hid.. Sept. 1.—Saturday afternooa at Millersbiirg tho east-bound Lake Shore passenger train struck a herd of ponies belonging to Ilostetter lirothers and damaged the herd 82,000 worth, killing ten outright a:id crippling twelve others. The carnage was frightful, tho locomotive being literally painted with blood to tho cab windows. Although rendered rather groggy by the encounter tho engine did not leave the track.

Sny the l'ollro Killed an Innocent Man, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 1.—The coroner is taking evidenco in the case of tho killing of Edward Quinlan by the police, and it is now certain that tho doceased had no part in the Wise robbery. (Juinlan's mother testified that her son left home but a few moments beforo he was shot, and that he had been asleep on a loungo in her room all tlio evening. lie was goiug out of the city, and loft home only in time to catch tho north-bound train.

Kan itn Engine Through a House* EVANS VIM.]-:, ind., Sept. l.—A switchman employed by the Evansville & Torre Ilauto railway made a mistake in throwing a switch Saturday night and sontan ongino through a brick house. George Mexal, an old citizen, was caught under tho wheels and crushed to death. Several young ladies escaped by rustling out of doors when the first crash camo.

SVpt on tli« Track,

EVANSVU.LK. Ind., Sept. 1.—.Too Isaacs, a well-known citizen of this lace, was run over and killed at Mount Vernon. Ind., Sunday by a freight train, ilu was visit ing relatives at that place. It is supposed that he was under the inllnenco of liquor and laid down across the track, llisbody was horribly mangled.

The lJriuMy !tall\v iy l*roj

hi.iviiAin'. Ind., Sept. 1. —l'hin 1 hi vol, a switchman in the I.ake Shore Michigan southern yard here, was killed Saturday night by a train, line of his feet got caught in a frog and ho could not extricate it. lie was a printer, and recently came hero from Tecuiuseh, Mich.

A Sorhin* Accident.

MAP.IOX, Ind., 1. In returning fruin tho county fair Saturday uvcninp the carriage of A11 »n Ui-nnakor was run into l»y a dray and tvolilcle with IIvo occupants was j'lishod ov«-r a sixfoot embankment, ilrs. liunnakcr was probably fatally injured.

An Old Sottler (.one.

OOSIIK.V. Ind., S«*pt. 1. Mrs. William Felkin.'r, of Milford, one uf tho early settlers of Kosciusko County, died early Sunday morning of cancer.

A J'UCUIJIK-IIOUM" Iturned.

I.OOANSI'OHT. Ind., Sept. 1.—Ruth's packing establishment was burned Sunday and KuthermeTs grocery damagod. Loss, $10,000 insurance, 85,000.

A l!:iilw:iy Trmirti.T oinplttt.Ml, NKW VC»KK, Sept.. 1. A special to tho World from lliiutiiigton, Ind., says: Six deeds from \V. J'. I-'ishback to harles ("ai ter anil others, transferring the Chicago .t Atlantic railroad havi been llled in the recorder's otlico here. A mortgage for Sl'J.OOU.OOO to secure the payment of percent, gold bonds, payable in Is'Xiaud a mortgage to secure in como mortgage temporary bonds to the amount of SI0.000.000 havo also been filed. Thia completes the transfe of the road to the Krje.

Mr. .Muttiiinueil.

NKW OI:K. pt. 1. In with the Btril.-o Vice President Webb, of the New urk Central road, has been served with a summons to appear before tho State Hoard of Arbitration which meets here Tuesday next.

OvtirtMiiiit! ity lh«: llt^it.

Grrimti:. 1. 'J'.. Sept. 1.—N. A. Daniels, who was elected speaker of the lower House Friday, was uvorrotni by the heat and excitement Saturday at 1 o'clock and fell on tho stroeu lie is not ablo to recognize any ouo.

A Family Jewel.

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How is Your Blood?

I hud a maliguant breaking out on my leg Mow the knee, and was cured sound 'and well with two and a half bottles of S. S. 8. Other blood medicines had failed to do nie any good.

Y..

Ur. David Kennedy, of Kouitout, N. famous surgeon and ph.vsicinn, has sent us a ropy of liis hook, "How to Cure Kiilne.v, Liver and Hlood Disorders." It is a work which should be read in every home, for the value of medical lessons alone. It contains nisi many life illustrations and two fascmatinir stories from the wldelv known author, "Ned Buntlirie." Anyone sending their address with namoor'this paper to Dr. Kennedy, will receive the liook free by mail.

WILL YOU SUFI'IJll witii Dvspepsla and Liver complaint? Shlloh'e Vltnllzei Is guaranteed to euro you. For Bale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

SlIILOH'S COUCiHand Consumption Cure la sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan it Co.

No sounding phrases or loolish boasting aro needed to draw attention to Van Worts' Halsam for the lungs. A claim is inado for it that it. is the best cough medicine oil 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. 1'rial size free. For sale bv Lew Wisher.

Will C. REATY, Yorkvlllc, S. C.

/TRADE

MARK

I was troubled from childhood with nn aggravated case of Tetter, and three hotties of S. S. 8. cured me permanently. ?.':- -AVAI.LACK MANN,

Maunville, 1.

And the best lamp ever made. likeAlaadin's of old, a "wonderful lamp!" A lamp nbfioliitcljr noilexploitive and unbreakable, which gives a clear* HOft, brilliant white light of 85

candle jxwf

Purer and brighter than gaslight, softer than electric light, more chcerful than

Our oook on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.

"The Rochester."

Ko Smoke, No Smell. Nn Broken Chimneys, Only flvo years old, and over two millions In It must ben «ood lamp to make such a tellUik succe**. Indeed it Is for Inmps may como and Uunpa muv sro, but tho IttKjhoster" shines on forever I 'Over *2,U)0 nril*llc variation ll.-in^intf and Table Lamps. Haunuot «ud Study, Vaee and Piano l-amps—every kind, in llromo, Porcelain, Mm*?, Nickel and Uhick Wrought Iron.

A»k tho lamp sealer for it. I*ok for the trademark 8tamp: TUB KocllECTr.il." If he hasn't the frcnuluf* Rochester and the style you want, or If there is no lunin-Htore near, send to tia direct for free Illustrated catalogue (and reduced priceand we will box and Fend yuu any luiuy safely Vy fciprcsH, right to your door.

UOCHESTKU 1.AMP CO., •I'i Turk I'lace, New York#

•3fanu/rt"fwrfr*, mI

tulf oumrr* of IbchnterPatents,

Th( IAJrqixt 1stmji Stor?

the M'orUU

Press tho Button, It Opens and Lights.'

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The Mnrfc SeirXIshtlnv iPocki'l I.iimp. No toy nor llm crack, but rcftl vennlna itimp In nidtrt our, alzo of t/.octet mulch pafn burns one 1 hour quickly re-tilled. *-One [five Biront wanted in every tvm. Sot'irbo.li/uitlmnJir&lW> iitek

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Sample and

'urntand lftTloxtra liehtfrs^ent ire:ald for 81. If you write anil mention lliia lmcer. wilt tellyou bow '.otfetono for nothing. Addrefta Keial I Department of Rochester Lamp Co., 37 Barclay Street, New York.

For Congress,

S7ILLWAT*ii. Minn., Sept. 1J. N. Castle, of Stillwater, was renominated for Congress by tho Fourth district Democratic convention Saturday.

She Was Completely Cured. A daughter of a customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Brad field's Female Regulator, which cured her.—,1. \V. Ilr.u.vMS, Water Valley, Miss.

Write the Hradlleid Kegulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., lor particulars. Sold by Nye & Co.

Peaches and Creum.

Free stone peaches ripe enongli to slice, at Joe Taylor's. Better can what vou want next woek. They are cheaper than buying canned fruit, as nono are put up this year only iu California.

Bowels irregular and constipated, resulting in Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Shlloh'e Cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchiti For sale by Moffett, Morgan Co.

—Wo will be pleased to show you tho large selection of friendship rings, in ^old anil silver, just received. Call and see Uiein at 2C7, east Main stroet,

O. L. ROOT.

—For fine cooking tipples,go to Baruliill, Hornaday & Pickett's.

TIUT HACKING COUC.II can be so '[tiickly cured by Shlloh's Cure. W guarantee it. For sale by MofTett, Morgan ,5 Co.

In cases of colic in stock Simmon's Liver Regulator will save them.—R. V. Cox, Haddock's SUu

llappy Hoosiers.

Wm. Timmons, postmaster oi Idavllle Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters liavi done more for me than all other mcdlolnes combliiod for that feeling arising Irom kidiiry and liver IrcMble." John Leslie, farmer and stockman of same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to he the best kidney and liver medicine, made ine feel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, flame town, says: "Electric Bitters Is just the thing fur a man who Is all run down and don't care wether ho II :esor dios he round new Urength, good appelile and felt just l,ke he had a nnew lease on life. I inly flic. a bottlo at Ney & Co. drug •itorc. 2

To Cnj-e Heart Disease

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart IJemedy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves the most distressing eases. Price centB and $1. Pamphlet free. Blnghampton, N. Y. Sold, recommendod and guaranteed by Lew Fisher,

lluckleir* Arnica HitiTe.

The best salvo In tho world for Outs, Uralses, Bores, Dicers, Salt Rhoum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfoct satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cents a box. For sale at Nye 4 Oo. i' drugstore.

To cure constipation, sick headache and dyspepsia Simmon's Liver Regulator lias no cijual.

Nobody will suffer from liver diseases If llicy take Simmon's l.ivcr Legulator.

WNT WILL YOD cough when Bhlloh'a Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents. 50 cents and $1. Moffett Morgan Oo.

Mother, ire itnd Daughter, Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Female Remedy builds up tpilckly run down constitution and brings back youthful beauty. Price $1. Pamphlet free. Blnghamton, N. Y. Sold, recommoiuled and guaranteed by Low Fisher

OATARHII Cukel\ health and sweet breath secured, by Shlloh's catarrh remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal lnjoctor free. Moflett, Morgan 4 Oe.

cures of

Hlbbard's Rheumatic Hymp rheumatism by striking at the suatu, the disease and restoring the kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufllclont time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, It never falls. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett. Morgan A Co.

jgiscHoirs.

CRAWFOHDSVILLE, Sept. 1, 1890.

Via belloro wo do not ovor estimate popular Interest In tho store In guessing that ten thousand or Qfteon of our neighbors would like to know specifically how Blschof has como out of the novol experiment of building over the heads of storeful of pooplo, shutting out almost the light of day for weeks together,filling tho air with the terrors of noise and dust and darkness, and carrying on business in the mldfat of a storoquako by the faithful glare and gloom of gaslights, wondor whether half hlu trado hasn't scattered: to the four winds.

Wo have the greatest satisfaction fn saying that our trado has kept on going In spite of tho Inconveniences of building. Many timid and sensitive persons must have fcund the stoie so uncomfortable as to drive them away foi the time, but tho gro---th of our trado has been clear,notwithstanding,noarly every woek, and perhaps overy weok, without exception, and by growth wo moan Increase aboro the trade of tho eorrtspondlng week of last year. What Is more surprising, if the fact Is surprising, the parts of our trade that havo seemed to suffor most from shutting up, tearing down, withdrawing of light and ethor disorders of building have actually grown as fast an tho rest of the business. Dress stuffs Is the most consplclous example. Trade has gone on increasing In spite of tha worst the builders could do. In July curtains were In chaos but curtain trade prospered uncommonly. All summor umbrellas have .suffered unspeakable knooklngs about In vain they wei taken care of and sold and people seem to be happy becauso of the concessions la prices.

We have so far come out of the rash experiment happily, thanks for your patlenoe. Wo »«count for It just as we aocount for your patience In picking your way along the onaumbered sldo walks In front of any new building going up. You are loyal to your city, to your store.

The worst Is over and wo thank you a thousand times.

We give you substantial thanks not empty thanxs. Wo eommenco to-mor-mow a grand out salo. Many articles will be so'd In one day only, many more

Just as advortlsed. Watch tie announcoment dally, It will pay you. No matter If trado has been good and Increasing. No matter If wo have more room than before thsre are many goods of which we have to much, many articles which will soon be out of season, and which must go to make room for more needful truck. There are also many lots bought In large quantities In off seasons cheap and reserved for thlB time. Bat only watoh us and oomo when wo say.

We shall Inaugurate this sale by offering to-morrow at 8 o'clock tho followIng bargalng In hosiery and underwaro. They will reign for two days only aad you must como or be disappointed: 60 dozon, 10 •ontquHlltr, Laillo*' Fast Illack Hose, 7 cents. 10 dozen, 30 ocnt quality, same, 15 oonts. 20 doi.. 36and 40»onthoso, sumo. !!6cent8. 10 dozon, 60 nnd 00 cent quality, Ladles' "Glean Fast" IIoso, 33H coals. 100 dozon, 10 cent quality, ladles' fancy stripe hoso. 3X cent*.

T6dozon, 12K oontladloa' fanoy strliwlios*, OK cotiU. 60 dozon, S5 and US cent ladles' fancy stripe ho«o, lBoonts. 10 dozon, DO and 00 oont ladies' fanoy strlpo bono, 33K eonts, 10 dozon, 11.60 and »2.00 ladles' fancy stripe lioso, 70 cento. 10 dozen, 26 cont ladles' printed hoso, 15 cents. 100 dozon, ladle' brilliant slslo hoso, 10 cents. 60 dozen, 10 cont Misses blaok anJ colored nose, 6 cents. 20 dozon, 26 cent Misses black and colored lioso, 15eonta. 10 dozon. 60 to 76 oenl Mlssos olean fast lioso, 33X oonts. 0 to 12K oent Mluea strlpoh090.

One lot Misses' Oauzo Underwear, size 18 to 34, price 9 cents to 25 oonts. 15 cent and 20 cont quality Ladles' and Misses' Ilibbod Underwear, 9 cents.

J5 cent and 36 oent quality Ladlos' Underwear, ltgcenU. to cent quality Ladlos' Flat Qauzo undorwoar, 23 cents. 50 cent quality, Ladles' itlbbod Undorwear, 25 ccnts.

L. BISOHOP,

127 and 129 East Main Streot.

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A. D. L0FLAND,

Real Estate, Lom, itisnTanr#

good notes cashed

1191 East Main Street.-

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Attend Mme. KclM

School of

Ladies'FrencliTailorinJ

Now Open, Opposite Hie V.] Uulldlng, Crawford Mill,..

Teaching the onlv svskra dress-cutting in Amcrica'tliat cu'jl Worth's French front. Bias dart 1 hack sleeves and skirts perfectly I without refitting. Remember yd pay nothing for system or instructions until you can cut any ^.1 ment you wear without aUerna-1 tion. Lessons in the school not limited. Call and sou the lis of French fashions now btiai I exhibition. French Fashion Journals given away.

LAFAYKIT

Steam Dye Works,

Ladles' and Gents' Garments watlj I dyod, cleaned ami repaired. Ladlos' Dresses anil Cloaks ilvoil std cleaned without ripping n]n!t. Wui done on short notice.

Work First-Class. Prices lti'.i-.ombli All goods sent by express will mvin prompt attention. Address,

EMIL MUELLER.

No. 4 Curtis Block, LaTavt t!e, Inaut

^HUMPHREYS' 'VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, I:n, AND POULTRY. 500 Page Book onTrentIIMMII of Ac'nult nnd Chart hcn( I'rrc. cnutfl FoTCr#iCoufft»«ilonf.hitinmmBii« A.A«8ptnnl MonTiiffltN. Milk Fcv^r. It.ll.—HtratuM« LamoiHNs

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Votorhmry Curo Oil timl MMIc/itor, 87.M Jnr V«*iorlnnry Cure Oil. Sold by Dratreiits or Sent Prcrald aafsw and In any quantity on Boccipt of Pnce

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