Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 September 1890 — Page 4

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jewr Vy,

repairing on short notice.

OTT

E E A I N

Jeweler and Optician

,g '.h? pin re to go and get Value Received for your money. We have all the Latest Styles in Novelties in

FRIENDSHIP RINGS by the hundred, Chains, Charms, Necklaces and Bracelets.

CLICKS, SILVERWARE, all bought before the raise, so we guarantee to save you money.

SPECTACLES—Remember that we will lit your eyes properly with Glasses, Special low prices on Gold Spectacles.

Repairing I Engi aving.

.-..--.v. Here we Guarantee you Satisfaction. All goods sold engraved

free of charge by the best engraver in the city. This is the place to leave your Watche? and Jewelry and have them promptly re

paired. We are prepared to meet the rush this week and will do

L. W. OTTO,

-A-fc-fchA -Old-Stand. Ill South Washington Street.

SNODGRASS & MURPHY

HAVE A FULL LINE OF

'all and Winter Suitings and Overcoatings

Call and examine our goods and be convinoed of their fine quality^' JF AND LOW PRICE.

The Firm of

ickner & Buser

Is a Young One,

bt It Is a Swift One.

They sell a "powerful sight"

arriages, Surreys, Buggies anc Blackboards:

A^the Doherty Old Stand

South Wayhington Street.

McCLURE & SCOTT

Funeral Directors and Embalmers,

122 IM. Washington Street, ORAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

You can Rcl anything you want in the

«SewiDg Machine Lin»

*At W. E. NICHOLSON'S,*

110 West Main Street,

Watches and Diamonds,

Rings of Every Description.

DAILY

•,

JOURNAL.

THURSDAY. SEPT. 11, 1890. |g

Give Us Monte Oristo.

The l'oarl Melville company plnys "Monte Cristo," but is evidently not goiDg to produce it here. Everyone wants to see it anil it would pay big.

State Election Board.

Governor Hovey hns appointed us members of the State .Board of Election James B. Black, Kepublioan, and James M. Oabe, Demoorat. The Board is couiposod of the Governor and two citizons, one representing eaoh politioal party.

Musio Hall.

"Wolls Fargo Messenger as presented at Musio Hall last night was ilrst olais and the increase in oudionce shows that a good oompauy at popular prices is appreciated here. To-night "Ivillarney," the oelebrated Irish drama will be presented.

Bob Went Up,

otwitna tan ding the bad windy woather yesterday, Prof. Bob Hill made his balloon ascension and parachute leap. He was carried rapidly in a southwesterly direction, and swinging off with his paraohute, oame down in C. L. Thomas' yard on Green street, narrowly miBsing the Musio Hall building as he swept around is an erring wind.

Joint Debate.

A joint debate on the turiif question has been arranged between

L. Win

ters, of New BOSB, and Methodist Episoopal Foley, of Bristle Ridge, There will be two meetings, the first at New Boss, Sept. 19th, and the second at Waynetown Sept 26. At the former place Winters will have the affirmative side of the question and Foley the lat tor. They will eaoh be allowed to speak about an hour.

Purohased tho Booths.

The Board of Commissioners visited Lafayette yosterday and purchased of Wm. Falokemer & Son forty-two eleo tion booths for use in this county. They are eonstruoted of ash lumber morticed and glued, and with wrought iron hinges whioh admit of their being folded into small, neat packages. Those ash frames are ooverod with canvass ducking, and the door is of muslin. The outfit also contains thirty rod ballot boxes for the State tiokets, and thirty white onos for the county ticket. Only sixty were purchased, as tho twenty-four boxes already on hand will be refitted and utilized. These new boxes have firm tumbler looks and diffeiont keys. There are forty-two sots of baas wood railing, two rails to a set with the proper supports, and forty-two sots of white stakes with a mile of rope. Tho outfit was purohased at the very low price of $413.22, jutt 841.78 below the original bid of the oompany, whioh was the lowest bidder.

A Fioture Made by a Maohine. At Household Sewing Maohine display in oharge of Ed Townsley, the sight seer is struok by a beautiful pioture of one of these elegant machines. At first it looks as if painted, but a closer examination reveals the faot that it is worked in with different oolored threads. Mr. Townsley informs us that the whole thing was done on a Household machine. There are also two elegant laoe curtains worked by the same machine, which iuvariably attract the ladies. There are machines in oherry and in walnut, .ough variety to suit the most fastidious. Mr. Townsley has a smile for all and is himself not the least attractive in his most elogant display—one whigh tho fair directors ought to be proud to have in Floral Hall.

GAILFIKLL).

Mrs. Sharpe, of your oity, will teach oar Boliool, Byron Oox spent Sunday with Frank Vance.

James Bark, of Ladoga, was here Tuesday, Dentin Oox, of your oity, spent Sunday here.

Still lmel and wife spent Sunday with his father. Rev. Millner is happy. It is an 8 pound girl.

Miss Graoe Heffner is visiting John Thornburg. W. H. Breaks was hern Wednesday buyins cattle.

Mr. and Mrs. Imel spent Tuesday at W. F. Harris* Miss Nora Sands spent Sunday with Mamie Thomas.

Wilmer Millner spent Sunday with George Thornar. Miss Bertha Mater spent Sunday with Irala Milnor.

A. J. Greenloe is happy over tho advent of anew girl at his house, Mrs, Cunningham and children went to Orawfordsville Wednesday.

John Wilkinson had a horso killed Sunday night by tho excursion train. Zeb Oougor and family, of Blaok Greek, spent Sunday with his brothor John, at this place.

Quite a number from hero will attend tho Orawfordsville fair providing tho woather is suitable.

Jas. B. Johnson, an old and respect ed oitizen of Gravelly Bun, died Sun day night and was buried Tuesday..

HHOWN'iTvAMiKV.

Miss Loru I'atton was at homo Sunday. Miss Cora Moody, of Wavoland, is visiting here.

COME AND SEE US

over

The parents of Charles Oglesbv are visiting him. Mrs. Vannioe Hanna is very ill.

Albert Swindlor is ottending school at IndianapoliB.

To Dispel Colds,

The pleasant flavor, gontlo action and soothing effects of Byrup of Figs, when In need of a laxative and If the father or mother bo costive or bullous the most gratifying rosults follow ite use, so that it is the best family medicine known and every family should have a bottle.

We oan please you in fanoy groceries for our stock is complete. Call and see the finost in the city.

Egrocery

NBMINOER

SKAwnioni, 7

103, E. Main Street.

Wlien you want fanoy flour try one of aahi i/i-

Visitors to the fair will bo woloomo at TUB JOUUNAIJ oflioo, 117 Soutu Green Street, opposite the postoffioe. Come and see our now paper folder, about -l o'clock any afternoon. It is a wonderful piece of nincli ry.

PASSED THE BILL.

Tho Bonato Adopts the TarlS Moasuro by a Party Vote.

THE CLOSING DEBATE ON ADOPTION.

A Conference with the Hnnsc Atkod for Ami tho tConfcrreflS CNUIIUMI No Quorum In the Hounc i'roventa

IltKlrtcfis Iiolng Done.

Tin? TAitn-F BILL RASSICR WASHINGTON, .Sept 11.—Tlio .Senate mot at 11 o'clock on odnosilay, and after routino business, ttio tariff bill wn9 taken up tho quostion beine on its passages with six hours allowed to closo tho discussion, aftor which tho vote is to be taken. Mr. Hoar «as tbo first to address ll.c Senate. Referring to tho reciprocity proposition ho said that ho had voted for it with somo hesitation and should not have done so if he had thought that tho schemo contained in the amondmont was all that wus likely to eomo out of entering oa that policy. Thoro wore some great constitutional difficulties in the way which had boon ably atatod by Mr. Evarta. Ho thought also that on tho one sldo tho rociprocal exchanges woro incomplete and that thoy contained ono or two articles especially tin and hides that had to bo dealt with solely in tho view of internal interests and without relation to tho effect on other oountrles of their being taxed or untaxod. Ilo thought also that in tho forefront of any policy on that quostion tho United States should determine, to put an end, as far as legislation could do it, to tho practices of foreign nations Imposing export duties on' products used horo. He would havo such products coming from such nations excluded altogethor from American ports if they could bo supplied froui elsewhere.

Mr. Hifcock commenced his speech with a bitter arraignment of Doraocratic Senators who, ho said, had surpassed their prodocossors and thomselvos oharlatlnlsm, deraagoguism, misiopre sentation and insincere professions o! devotion to tho industrial interests of the country. Tho remainder of his argument was in support of the moasuro.

Senator Turplo addressed tho Sonato In opposition to tho bill. Opening with an allusion to tho phraso "Pauper labor" so often usod In tho tariff debato ho said that if that moant tho labor of Inmates of prisons or of olomosynary in stltutlons ho was very certain that none of tho products of such labor, either in Europe or in the Unitod States, entered into tho volume of foreign com' raorco, and that if it meant tho labor of those who were represented In tho International Congress of labor It should not bo qualified as "naupor." ft was t-ruo that tho laborers of Europe woro often very illy paid in somo linos, but In tho Cnltea States also they were often very wretchedly paid. If American wages were superior to wages In other countries It was a subject for rejoicing, but it waB no reason why tho Amorican laborer should bo subjected to unnecessary exactions ot to unjust taxation.

At tho closo of tho spoochos tho voto was taken and tho bill was passod— yoas, 40 nays, 29, a strict party voto— as follows:

Yeas—Aldrirb. Alloa Allison, niolr, Onmcron, Casey, ChaMlor. (,'uUum, Davis, Dowes Dixon. Evarts, Fiyo, tluwU y, inline, Iliacock, tloar, Ingallo, Jones McMillan, Mauflereon, Mitchell,

MIKJUJ,(Nov.),

Paddoclt, Plorco,

Piatt, Plumb, Power, Quay, Bandera, Sowyor, Sherman, Spoon^r, Hqulrc, SU'wnrt, Btooli' bridge, Teller, Wusblmrn, Wilson (la.), Wolcott—40.

NajB—Bartxmr, Unto, Hcrry, liloolibura Blodgctt, Butler, Carlisle, Coekroll, Coko, Ool' QUin, Daniel, Faulkner, Oortrmn, Gray, Harris. Hoarst, Jonce (Ark.), Koima. Morgan, Pasco Pugta, Raneora, Rnngon, T'Jrplo. Vani«, Vest! Voorbees, Walthnll, V'll«on (Md.)—a».

Tho following pairs were announced, tho first named In oach couple bolng in favor of tho hill: Messrs. Dolph and Brown, Edmunds and (Joorgo, Farwoll and I'ayno, Halo and Mcl'herson, Morrill and Hampton, Stanford and Gibson, I'ottlgrow and Call.

Senator Aldrich moved that tho Sonato Insist on Its amendments to "tho House bill and ask for a commlttoo of conference, tho confcronco to consist of sovon on oach side.

Tho motion was agreed to, and Sonators Aldrich, Shorman, Allison, niecock, McPhcrson, Vanco and Carlisle woro appointed conferroos on tho part of tho Senate.

Tho Senate then adjourned. HOUSE.

WASUINOTOX,

Sept. U.—The llouso

was called to orilcr hy Speaker pro torn. Burrows. Mr. OTerrall (Va.) raisod the point that there was no quorum present.

Tho Speaker pro tem. being unablo to count a quorum Mr. Ilangen (Wis.) moved a call of the House.

A call was ordered, but no quorum mado its appearance Mr. liaugen offored a resolution looking to tho attendance of absentees. Thin was agreed to. Mr. Ilaugon also offered a rosolution revoking ail leaves of absouco oxcopting those granted on account of Illness.

An apportionment bill on tho basis of ono Representative for each 178,871 of population was introduced by Representative Bunnell (Minn.). Tho total roproscntation provided tor Is 355, an lncroaso of !2S ovor the mombership of tho prosent llouso. Tho States that would gain oach one member under this apportionment are: Alabama, California, Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, Now Jersey, Oregon, Toxas, Washington and Wisconsin two mornbors, Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas and Pennsylvania) throo momhors, Minnesota and Nobraska. Tho apportionment provides foe ono loos representative for Ohio.

No quorum being in sight, tho Houso, without opprovlng tho journal, adjourned.

To Ille by Elnntrlolty. t'

NKW Yomt, Sopt. lL-Ji,ago Lacombo, in tho Unitod States Circuit Court, rofusod to grant a writ of habeas oorpus in tho case of ShJIirmli jUffaj„ tho Japanoso murderer who^-sowln solitary oonflnomentat SlmMW under •eatsiiM of death by elo

DAKLdNGTON.

Where cau we buy aloud of good wood ohonpf 1''armors are selling their peaoli orop on the streets at from SI.50 to $2.00 por bushel. 'ihe funeral services of the late Jamos Johnson took place at the Friends uhuroh horo last Tuesday at 11 o'olook, conducted by ltov. Konworthy, of Howard county, Ind.

W. T. Brush and John Courtney, as attorneys, Mayor Carr and his three mnrshals, as witnessas, together with other oitizens of lessor note, were here last Monday before Esq. Armstrong ou change of vonuo from Orawfordsvillo. The dofondunt was found guilty.

A goodly numlier of friends and relatives of Alex Buohanan and wifo assembled at their houso last Tuosday night to witness tho marriage of their daughter Minnie to Wm. Vanioo, a prominent young farmer of this township. The ceremony was performed by Rev. MoMasters. After partaking of a feast, the evening was spent in social oonvorsation. All join in wishing the young oouple a long and prosperous journey through life.

1 1

NKW HOSS.

The saw-mill started up Tuosday. Harry Gott is back from Miohigan. John Poterson, of Mace, was here on Monday.

B. F. King was at Orawfordsvillo on Monday. Rev. Boss will preach his farowell sermon on Sunday.

Nathan McLaughlin was at Rookville over Monday night. J. E. Morrison and wifo have returned from Wilkinson.

School begins on Monday, and lot everyone boar it in miud. Stil Harris attendod a reunion at Orawfordsville on Tuesday.

Geo. Powell has puroliasxd the F. A. Finch rcsidenoe for §2,000. Peter Harris has paid 2500 for tho Davis property, east of town.

F. M. Alkire has gone to Wichita, KausaB, on a prospecting tour.

P. M. Brown, J. 1). Hurt and Joseph Voung woro at Indianapolis Wednesday.

Ctin't- be Cured,

By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the car. There is only ono way to euro deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by tho inflamed condition of the mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inllamcd you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deaf noss is the rcsuit, and unless the inilammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed for ever. Nino cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surtaces.

Wo will Rive one hundred dollars for any case of deafness(caused bv catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Mali's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. l'\ J. CHENEY & CO Toledo, O. old by druggist, 75 ct

—Fruit jai s, fruit cans, extra tops, .rubbers and etc. at 90c, store.

—Spcoial cut silo at 99 cent storo, See ad.

—Swooping reductions in Sunimor underwear at Cunningham's, uood of uudurweor don't miss this sale

"LaNoritu," tho flnestcigar in tho oity for 5o. at Evbminger .t Seawright's.

Baoklen's Arnica SHlve.

The boat salve In the world for Outs, Bruises, Soros, Ulcors, 8alt Bheum, Fever Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions ind positively cures Files, or no pay re quired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 26 cents a box, For sale at Nye fc Oo. drugstore.

OBOUP, Wnoopi*G OODQH and Bron•ihltls Immediately relieved by Shlloh's cure. Moffett, Morgan JbOo.

No sounding phrases or loolish boasting are needed to draw attention to Vnn Worts' Balsam for the lungs. A claim ii made for it that it is the best cough medi. cine on the market, evory bottlo is guaran teed to do all that it is claimed and ovory ono is invited to make a froo tost of itB merits. Volumes of phraso could not do more to recommend it than this. Trial size free. For salo bv Lewn'isher.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS mado miserable by that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure is tho remedy for you. For salo Moffott, Morgan 4 Co.

I fyyu huvi UK or rollo, W it in in •Anilyo'i fuH so rJ|itl»oIi.

ncj'tr you foil hoforo.

Horrid pains Mint try to kill you, io to.Small, Willi J0y he'll 1111 you. Aiui your misery knock silly

In half an houror moro.

If you've Iron Mo with your Mvrr, Uvcr chill* Uiat unikovoii shiver, A owl shaking up ho'll ylve 'er, .And will work the old thln»r o'or. If with pain you'ro almost era/y. Or aro feeling dull and hizy. Liver IMIls you'll Mud the daisy, or they reaeh the very core.

Shot and Hhellare usel In hatlloAHi you llntenliur to my prattle? And tliov reeure to nuiko

O O A O I L.

10 oonta per gallon.

BEST GRADE OF GASOLINE

12} cents per gallon.

William Wilhite.

SO CAHS

Boyd Stickney & Co.'i

I ALL SIZKS]

Anthracite Coal.

New River West Virginia Coal,

Tho finest coal In tho market for

the grates. Also

Brazil Block and Minshal Coal,

l'Olt SALK IIV

G. W. HAJLL

sr.Aii/s imijLS.

UIIIIKH

rattle?

Also rip around and roar. Uvor Pills you'll find are naturally— Nf»t attempting hero at lluttory— Ksculaplus battery,

And Into misery pour.

They will cleanse your Htomuch Mire: [Mire uot anything much truer J^ke to eleanliiK out flcwer,

*i-rulblnir up a floor:

for each pills a little Bcuveuiror: 1 uln and miBery a ravaffor «iHxms them up Just like Haviure, or A eyelone'B rip and roar.

If your Hufrorlnir from the Jaundice. it! will Jump upon DlHouflcJuMtliko laundroflK,

IHUIIUI VDO|

JumpB clli-ty shirt full sore. Tiikeiiplli, and ere themornlnK. \i,.i receive a uentle warning, Tliat tho imln has died ubornln*

And )iad to tflvo It o'er.

nrPJ32?^fii.conU 1c^

ElM5ji 1k)X

ftoyclone

of woo U) dlseaKo. Call on or address M. 8MAIL,Misery Arch Foe,

Or you can obtain UionT of^dk^' JJ©JI

lannppllg

ON13 ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and nets gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures linbitunl constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the tasto and acceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles hy all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any aubstituto.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO1

SAN FRAN0IS00. CAL,

LOUISVILLE, xr. .. NEW YORK.

Baby Pictures

$2 PER DOZEN,

Large Family Groups

KEASONAHLE IKICES.

FULL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

See ourdisplny in Floral Hall.

Parker Willis

2104 EiistMuin Street, CruwfonlsvlUu, Tnl.

D. T. iRXDG-E,

-Tin: Kxri:iui:N ni

Merchant Tailor,

Still docs a bin business at

162 1-2 N, Washington Street.

S O E

—Tin:

"Tip" Cigar

The beat in the market.. M«nurueturel by

J. A. Kostanzer,

120)4 West Main Street.

Fine Havana and Domestic Cigars. Sold by all dealers.

M'Gandless & Israel

PALACE

Meat Market

CHOICE

Beef, Mutton, Lamb,

Veal, Pork, Hams, Bacon,

Corned Beef, Tongues.

OUR MOTTO:

"Nothing but the Best."

GEORGE CHESTER

Boots Shoe Maker

And Ilcpulrcr.

Main Street, Just West

of YMCA Building.

MIMHPH l.ulu MeNeoley and Flora Wolnh Have oienel a

Dress Making Shop

Over Neilest.t Fossce's Barber Sliop, Kii-st Mitin Street.

They guarantee the best of work and at

most reasonable prices. Give them a call.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith ORIoeaml o.oa Ueslilonco Bouth Orcun street. Mm. Dr. Griffith (rlvea special attontlont

Chronic and Surgical Diseased of Women, Ohlldren, and Obatetrlca. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CON8UJ.TATION FRKE.

Alex. C. fflahorney,

SPECIAL

Cash Sale

Furniture, Stoves, Household Goods.

E N S

and

BROWN,

feniloD Attorneys.

ORAWFORDSVILLE,

Thompson & Gates,

Stoves,

120 North Cm Rnvc!.

FIRST ROliNDiji

WE WTLL

During Fair Week

Oui Entire Stock at

Auction Prices! insley & Martii

Hardware and Implements.

VIENNA BAKERY.

Albright Bros.

WATCH FOR THE WAGON.

For a Good Smoke or Chew

call on

PUNCH

The Cigar

Sign ol the Indian,- East Main si.

SWANK & CLARK,

The Veiy Reasonable Merehant Tailors!

I O.N

iND.

HV -JI rnllflt,

Furniture,

Housetiold Goods.

HAVE AN IMMENSE LINE OF

Suitings and Pantalooning|[

Which they are off erinffttMs week at extreme^ low (prices. be conviu

Maul

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