Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 November 1890 — Page 3

well satisfied lt)&t

SANTA CLAUS SOAP

Mli«

BEST LAUNDRYSOAP

&nd I use it in *11 nvy

N.K.FAIRBAMK&CO,Chicago

IT WILL PAY YOU

ujtjje World

&nd

cleaning"

j^l'oSIv^y -/f/y.se/E«!&fr11fa7»rt

r, ^^CERS KEEP IT.

Special Cut Sale

TABLE KN!

On THANKSGIVING CAR\ ING SETS, and knives, forks, and

spoons of ail kinds, Roger Bros, iS.j7 ^oods always on hand.

R033 BROS., 99-CentStore.

Don't XDo It!

Don't Leave the City to lliiv

Boots and Shoes

When you ran buy just as goods And at Loss Prloes of

lAnklo Itriicen for Children

5KEUY

124 East Main Street.

ltooms—Commodious, clean, well veritil.ited.

Meals—Either on the European or American plan.

Lunch—At all hours of the day or ni^ht.

Tli© LaVeta.

Two Doors South of I'ostolllco.

S30TT STEELh, Proprietor.

CHEAP FENCE!

ADs ep Cut in Prices!

Our stock of Wire and Picket Fence must be reduced therefore we

ofl'er fence which formerly sold at 55 and 60 cents for

•45 Oerrt3 a. Rod.. VANCLEAVE & HOULIHAN.

War! War!

A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!

Five hundred persons wanted immediately. Report at Nicholson

& Sons'gallery and get cabineL photographs at

$2 F©r IDozen..

4

To see the beautiful new goods in gold and silvei at

LW.Otto's!

New Rings by the hundreds of the latest and most beautiful designs

^pairing, engraving and fitting spectacles receive prompt attention

111 South. Wshinsrtonl

A Mother's Love

Savon Hisr Tun-Veiir Old lUillil. My little girl, ton years of tigo, hud Ilrlghfs Disease. Ijer ankle*, lcet, aud eves were torriny swollen Knur our lieM physician* a tendi-d her, hut her life was despaired of. It it 11 mother hopes unto tin.'last, ami I il~ tenuineiltolry llr. David Kenneth" l-'ayulite H,'ine.lv, made at Hondoul. N V.

BHIGHT'S DISEASE.

How happy I am tlmt 1 ilctennlMfd upon this fiiuiM^-loruni liy one the well known svmpMum ol tlir ilisua.se let! 11 IT. Wcn.l- inn i'„

t.v.

press my gratitude, ami 1 cannot too earnestly recommend till- Favorite Krtiifily. HIT recmcrv tvusentirely due to the Favorite Uemed, Mliluli was theonly medicine taken alter hen-usi.' wasatiamloneil liy the physicians.

MltS. l.At'ltA A. KKMI'TUN. West Kutlund, Vermont.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

Vrcpared hv

Dr. David Kennedy, Konc'lout New York, #1 per buttle. .Six tor #5. n.T all ai uc^Uus

DAILY JOURNAL

FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 1800.

THE_CITY.

The Weather Report

For U'Jlana—7 a. in., air, cool.

AN INTERVIEW.

MilS. SHIELDS TALKS FP.EELY OF PETTIT AND LITTLE DINE.

Blie Thought Pettit Was Innosent Until a Short Time fiofore the Habeas Corpus—Little Dine Has Buen

Writing to Her Father But Will Do So No More.

Mr.j. Shield's all during tlio trial very wisely kept her sentiments to herself, lut, nt tlio Mouon stat.'ou yesterday ufternouu us she started to West Monroe she talked freely ul all matters to Tut: JOUK.VAL repc rter. "We expect to roach home S itu.-d iy night, my brother and 1," she sai l, "iu plenty of time for Thanksgiving, and a real Thanksgiving it will be, too."

She asked how l'ettit was taking his sentonc-j, and on being told that ho was feeling badly and would n-.ifc see anyone she said: "My brother and I thought seriously of going to the ul to see him. Iu factwe would have gone if thoy hadn't made a motion for new trial. But then I suppose he did not care particularly to see us and we had nothing in particular to say to him."

Mrs. Shields' was evideutly iu a talkative mood, and it require.! only a fow questions to bring out what, in substance, follows: "1 was nover thoroughly oonviuood of the man's guilt until a short time boiore the habeas oorpus, athou^h I kurjw 11ittiu did not die ofau incidental dose whon stryohuine was found iu such large c]uautitio3. I believed that Mrs. Whitehead had done it, and alone, bu the rumors increased and it looked darker until I finally in the agony of doubt wrote Pettit, asking him in the name o! heaven to deuounce the woman and proclaim himself an honest man. I never hoard a word from him in reply to this, although he wrote to us regularly. It was then that our worst suspicions ver continued,]aud oh what agouy wo suffered. There were inontns when we hard ly slept a night. Yes, the vordiot please mo very much, oven bettor thau hanging I believe. There is only ouo thing I would add if it were in my power,and that is that every year on July 1-1, taa couviot should be taken to a dark solitary cell, thereto remain soveuty hours, the length of time my sister suffered. Iiot him be given broad and water, just enough to sustain life and thoro let remorse, if Buch a fooling exists ih him do its work."

When told, and for the tirst time it seems, of the particulars in the jury room she said she wished she could thank each one of them. "I had picked out Small and Conner as sure for conviction, but they all did nobly. And Mr. Andorsou was grand. I had been led to anticipate a good deal from him but ho went far beyond my expectations. And could anything have been more convincing than Mr. Haywood's plain but powerful opeuiug statement and his opening argument. This tower of strength, too, (pointing to Col. Wilson who sat near,) also doserves a grer.t part of the glory. I ad mire .Jndgo Snyder, but at times it did soom that his ruliugs wore unfair to the State. However, as the result is it is all the bettor." "Aro you acquainted with Prof. A. Darling?" "Yes," with a laugh, "1 know him slightly. He is a crank of course, but itisafa^t that ho examined Pottit.'s head and predicted that he would bo a murderer. I remember tho circumstance quite weil. It was in the storcabout 10 years ago. It made Pettit very angry but wo all laughed at it." "Were auy of Pettit's relatives hole duriug the trial?" "No. ho has quar relt'd with all them and thoy are not on speakiug terms. It was only after his indictment that his mother and sister, who live in

Oswego, mado up with him. No, I could tell you what they quarreled about, but I won't. It is unnecessary now but I do wish it could have got iu tho evidence. It. would have explained Home things aivay. Dr. Yeager received a letter from Oswego praising Pettit to tho skies as a Chiistiau and so forth,and it was signed 'Carrie Miller,' This re monibor, was after tho indictment. No»v 'Currie Miller' is tio more nor less than Pottit's sister, a divorced worn an using her husband's name. Tho choice language iu which it which in was couched aud its general style, load me to boliovo it was was written by Pettit himself and merely copied by her." "What is little Dine going to do(" "ahe will stay witli us," said Mrs.

Shields, and hor eyes brightening as she though of the little girl who is evidently the idol of her heart. "It is wonderful what a perfect understanding hero is between her aud Uncle Bob (Mr. Shields), lie seems to think as much of heras lie docs of our own fourteen year old daughter. Dine was 8 years old tho (ilth day of October aud is so sweet and blight. Sho knows nothing of hoi father's position and do.-s not even kuow that I am in Grawfordsville. IfJ'iho did that would excite her suspieiou Every other week regularly she writes to hor father and ho answers regularly, ilis lattors aro just such as a preacher would write to his child. Occasionally ho sends his love to "thoso who want it' but I can tell you a little of it goes a long way. Ho lias seutus word through hor lettoi to take her to Oswego to toe her grout grand parent as it is seldom a child gets to seo her ancestors so far back, but we shall not do it and you may be sure that if any of his people ever come to West Monroe they will not get past tho door. His last letter to Dine told her to address him next tinn at Lafayette, not Grawfordsville, but 1 don't think she shall ever write him another. I have had her writo to him thus long so that it could not be said on tho trial that I was prejudining her against him. But the estrangem en must oome and I don't think it will be a hard matter. Evon last summer when

I spout four weeks in South Beud I found on returning that sho had not written to her father all tho time I was jjono. Thero was a letter from him isking why sho did not answer his letter. I asked hor why sho did uot aud the little thing said,|"Why Auut Laura, )ou did not tell me to writo while you were gone, and I forgot all about i'.f A'hat shall I tell papa?" 1 told her to •.'xplain to him oxoctly as sho had to me uuil sho did so. If ho has a heart it oiust hivo boon out as with a k'.iii'o when he read that letter. Aud wheu I name out hero it was the same way. S ho stopped writing to him until I wrot to .ier to cont'.uuo. in all her letters there is no uewn of our family, you «nay iure, but she tells him all about tho weath'.r, her school aud play. Will she over kuow of hor fatlnr'o di^r uo.' Not from my lip.s. If bho lives long enough itmaycomoto liar froJI outsiders iu some way and thou we will jxpiaia it ill to her, but pjjr child, ever in her o^se may uot meau a gre^t while for she has not a strong canatiiutioii. "S jppooing Pofctit had bean acquitted do you think In wou:d hivj c.aimai Adine "He might hive dona it, soma of our friends hive suggested, just for spite aud theu pat her in soma orphau's asylum but I c.ia hardly believe it. He knows he could make no lume for hor and tli.it she is bdttei-off where shs is." "J-)oo.i sho remember Shawnee Mound and the people there?" "O, yes, perfectly. She has all hor dolls named after her young friendb there aud sha will take them visiting, iu hor play, to various members of the family oaliing them after her udult friends at Shiwuee."

Tho train pulled iu and a most interesting interview was brought to close.

GiYUKJKLD.

Mr. James Martin and wife spent Sunday at David Blntonl's. Elder Passage preached hero .Saturday night Sunilav and Sunday night to large congregations.

Miss Bertha Mote spoilt Sunday witli Lulu Milner. Mrs Ella Vanguudy spputSun lay with hi'i sister Mrs. Mary Binford.

Miss Minnie Oiotnl is visi'ing at llenr\ Uiuford. Kev. Joseph Glny.e.of Winchester, O.. was the guest ot George MeCoy lust week.

Mr. Frank ST'"'rUon and wife spout Sunday at Willis Sands'. II. S. Blnford is at work lu Hamilton eounty.

I. M. Vance will move to Kirklin noxl week and Mr. Moore will move to tlio Vance farm.

Miss Minnie Uinford spent SuiWav with Cora Long. Hunting rabbits and quail Is thepasstj'ue for the boys.

A party will be the order of the evening next Wednesday,at George Francis. S- S. Imel anil wile spent Sunday at his brother's.

Tli" man who says he knows where iras Is and will not toll without the money,is In our town.

Fortunuto utlicr aud Sun. "Iam as certain as I now live," says 0. E. Barthomew, of Kaskaska,Mleh., "that Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite .Remedy, of Kouudout, N. Y., saved my lifo when I was a victim of that terrible venal disorder—Bright's disease. My son had a fever sore on his log. Ho, too, used favorite Unmedy, and Is now well. But for this medicine I am sure both father and son would have been six feet under the sod."

The Verdict.

Lawson, th« Photographer, and proprietor ol' the new photograph gallery over Con Cunningham's store has put up a sign 70 r-'ftlong. It Is a full grown ono. lie is fitting up In a first class manner anil will give you strictly first olass, finely retouched work at prices that a: consistent with such woik. Gallery over Con Cunninghams store. Call and seo his gallery.

Miss Lou U'att and Miss M. A. Brown are prepared to all kinds of fashionable dress making at their rooms on east Main street up the first stairway east of Elston's bank

Fresh Buckwheat Hour guaranteed to bo strictly pure at Crabbs & HeynoM's

—Wanted, five hundred good looking pooplo tand homely ones too) to #lt for cabinet photograph at $2 per dozen between now and Christmas,

see us.

NionofcsoN A SON.

—Tenuis boUsatthe 99 cent*toi

.lust received, 1,000 pounds of tho famous Chaso &. Sanborns coffee at EnsunnKCr it Soawright.

Special sale of Plush cloaks this week ut Bisohof's.

Con Cunningham for un lerwear.

in this city., New Novelties in Millinery Goods. We are

Music BALI

November 2-t, 2", i!(, '28, -9.

YValford & liobinsou's

Splendid Company of

New York Players

"Will appear at

Music Hall All Next Week.

First-Class Plays and Players.

Lower Floor, :10 eonls Halconv and (lallery. in cents. Children, 10 cunts.

Tho finest coffee's in the city are be found at Ensrainfter & Scawrislit's.

Con Cunningham for overcoats.

—'Wanted. R00 sitters forccbinet photographs at $2 per dozen between now and Christmas.

OvrABim CURED, Health and sweet breath secured, by Shlloh's catarrh romedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Moftett, MoruanA Co

Knives, forks and epoons at tho 9M cent store. See 9V cent stole ad. for bargains.

Spooial cut sale at 99 cent store. See ad.

—T. W. Lawson, our new photographer, is almost ready to open up. He is a man of twenty years experience and will turn out nothing but first class w:orlt.

Headquarters for laundry work at Con. Cunningham's. All work left thoro on or befo Wednesday noon can be had Saturday. Mending done and best quality of work guaranteed.

J. A.

n.

Seo our ladies' and children oombitiabion suits of underwear. Louis BISCHOF.

Call and look through our store, we don tell all the bargains but want you to me anil see at

EN.SMINHF.H IT SEAWltlllUT.

Students lamps at the Oiloent store.

Buy your clonk this week at special low prices this wook at Louis Bisohof's.

Grab them while they aro hero. Grapes at :r c. -nts per basket Is cheap at EXS

IN O

Con Cunninghnm for SIR day shirts.

Orabbs A. Reynolds for puro fresh Buckwheat flour.

Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough aud Bronchltl For sale by Moffett. Morgan fc Co,

Bowels irregular ana constipated, resulting In Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Small's Votetiible Lilvcr I'llls. They're like the hush and beauty of thu mirm, Blinking healUiand Joys too deep, for laughter They're glory's truth anil light.

From this world to the al'ter.

In Its treatment of rheumatism and al rheumatic troubles, Hlhbard's Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. Read their medical pamphlet aud learn of he groat medicinal value of the remedies v.hlch enter Into Its composition. For sale and hlglily recommended by Moffett, Moigan & Co

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfe.

llihlmrti'M Throat «ml Lung Bulftam. For throat and _ung troubles this remedy has no equal. It Is guaranteed to euro connumption In its first stages and even in advanced stages of that dlseuse it relieves coughing and Induces sleep. You may have a cough or a cold at auy time, therefore no household, especially with children, should be without it. For all affections of the throat,lungs and chest, croup, whooping cough, hoarseness, spitting of blood and all pulmonary diseases It has no equal.

Prepared only by Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich." Ask your druggists I for It.

For this Week Only:

25 dozen extra size all Linen Damask towels, 25 cts., worth oOets.

25 dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose full regular made only 20 cents per pair, worth 35 cents.

350 yards Handsome Figured Drapery Silks in all the new and popular shades at 85 cents per yard.

Don't fail to call for the above bargains. The silks refered to above are the handsomest ever shown

Foil

NICHOLSON SONS.

C. L. Host has secured the services of Martin Quinn a manufacturing jeweler, and will hereafter be prepared to do all kinds of making and repairing of jeweltv on short notice, 207 east Main street.

Hanging baskets at the 99c store.

rOU

WiijSON, Agent.

& SEAWKIGriT.

—Men's footwear at the CustonBoot Ashoe house.

Try our coffees once and we will sell you all you use. Ensmin( er it Soawright.

Flower pots at tho 99c store.

Oh! those previous grapes and only 35 cents a bu sleet at ENSMINOKII ,t SKAWMOUT.

—Tho Custom Boot ,fc Shoe, 20! East Main street solicits your trade.

ii you want to enjoy your meals strcnL-t sn your digestion with Simmons Liver Keg jlator.

—T. W. Lawsou'snew photographic studio is on the second lloor over Con Cunninghum's store. It is being elegantly furnished and will shortly open for the public.

receiving

NEXT DOOR TO ELST0N BANK. EAST MAINS ETT

SALK—A nice new Htoek of ireneral tnerchanillse tnrcash or (rood ilotes, Address Ho.\ 'Ml, Linden, lnd.

"p*OK SALK—A firm class sewtmr lmiclilne, wjirrunu. llhe host that run be made lor £10. XICKMI muclilucs (now) for 1-0 ami S'-'.'J. Pay no attention to ulu*up talk of OUH.T ajR'tits but come and soo for yoursolf. ^Machines sold on monthly and weekly payments, Z. t?. WjiKBLeit, dealer in Sewing Machines.

FJU

WANTED:—A

GreenStreet.

SALK—An open faced Bllver watch Eljrln movement, cheap. Inquire Ht the .Journal oHlec.

WANTED.

W

'ANTEIV-A (rood jrirl ht do hou*e work Apply at :U) smith Washington street

WANTKD—Agents.

Can make IH per day

clear of expenses, ('nil on F. W liOwe, general atfent. 005 eist OolloKO street, near I*tum street for particulars until Wednesday noon, Nov. 5.

local and traveling aponts

to sell Lubricating Oils. Apply to terms to tho Dleterlchs Oil Co., Cleveland Ohio.

WANTED—An

active, honest man—Salary

$100 monthly If suitable, with opportunities for advance, represent locally a responsible New York

IIOUKC.

ufacturer, Lock Ilox J.585, New York.

AGENT8

WANTKD: Ladles preferred

Whole or part time. $ 1 to 120 per week easily earned. Most liberal terms. Address with reterence. Moen Medicine Co., lltiS. Michiffau street, South Head, Indiana,

FOR REN1. __

FOR

KENT.—A four-room cottauoon the corner of Vance and Market streets. Make lniuir at it. H. Hutf's grocery store.

IN)K KENT.—As/x room house on Mor^m street. D. N. MOHUAN.

UENT-Kesldenceon College Hill. For Information Inquire ol O. M. (Jreny.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

(Successor to Montagues 'Hank In.) Special attention given to the removal of

Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Oillce over the Comer Book Store. Iteslilenoe TiOO South Washing!.:-!! Street.

GENTS WANTEDp".V

r"/forT8p«*»uJ

ntided in «rerjr family. I'OK A U'lVK I'llKNON. Addnai, J, n. I.KVOI.V, Carlisle Avv., i'lnciniuttl, Olilo.

The Y. M. C. A.

Lecture Course!#

OptMis on December 3, UlDU.

SCHUBERT

Male Quartette,

A a

Miss Ucssle M. Baldwin,

SOPRANO:

Miss Ocorglellu liay,

PIANIST,

REASON TICKETS— For the 5entertainments..... INCLK T1CK15TS

.81 00 .. .10

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ultmli of B»-e« Is better than powder, for It criiiss Instead of Injuring. Our agent, will call. MltS. II. SMOCK, -v Ilranvh (.mice Hlusti of lloses, ]ndliini|olls, lnd.

l'leture War,

I am making six est best cabiaot photographs for 7ft conts and best tin types for 10 cents. All other work In proportion. A. D. WILLIS.

A stitch in timo. Take Simmons Ltvor Regular and provent sickness.

Dissolution Notice.

Xotioo Is hereby given that tho part nershlp heretofore existing between Trultt A Scott In the grocery bnslr. jss, has been dlsolved bv mutual consent, Mr. Scott retiring from the firm. Tip business will be oontinuod by Mr. Trultt at the same stand, and Is authorized to collect all notos and accounts.

Gus. THUITT JEFF SOOTT.

Nov. 16, 1889.

„ew things in Cloaks. Call and'

ABE 3L.E-VHSTSOKT,

IF YOU HAVE TIME

Call at the AMEltlL'AX STEAM LAUNDRY, Just westof the Nutt Houte, mil see tho

SHIRT IHONER.

Latest improved anu capable of putting the finent gloss ou a shirt front in a minute's timo. It Is rouiarkaole.

EB^AUIwork done over If not sutlafactorv. (lOSNELX

FOR SALE._

UK SALE OUTItADK-liSO acres laoil, will Iniile for anything. Inquire Morgan Lee

FOK

SA LK—"3'. acres of linul, mile ot corporation line. Can he hail at a ljiuIfaln. Apply or mMress:(0S west Wuliash avenue.

Ladies' Tailoring

The undersigned, having rented rooms in the Kellogg School of Ladies' French Tailoring, and also having the use of Lu Couteuriereand LeLuxe, the llncst Fashion Journals published, brought on by Mrs. Lay no for the lienclit of her pupils. We are prewired to make THU MOST STYLISH GARMENTS in tho city. We invito the ladies to give us a call and make our rooms a place to stop and rest when out hopping. J. E. HKUNTON,

LIU IE MACK.

120 1-2 West Main Street:

Beckner & Buser:

132 South WaHhlugtoii.

CurryCombs, Cushions,

lirushes, Whips,

Itobes, Sleighs,

Horso-Blankcts, Vehicles.

PIANOS

Hoferencca. Man

ORGANS

and

CLEANED, TUXED and REPAIRED. Or PACKED.

JOHN Iff. UAOT, No. 715 South Green Street.

llUKSSifAKINii.

Miss L. J. lliatt. Mrs. M. A. Brown and Miss Mary Dillinan are now pi-ciiar-ed to do dressmaking for ladies and children, ni:d solicit a share of the public patronuge. Cutting done ou short notice.

Room over Levinson's store, Llie first stairway east of Klston Hank. Main St. Bridal outlits a specialty.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

19$ East Malu Street, with Ezra Yorls

Diseases of Women

A N S E

Con&u.tatlon rooms over Smflh'j. ilruf. store, South Washington Street, Crawlordiville, Indiana.

T. R. ETTER, IL. P.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith Residence "treet Mrs. Dr. QrltHth gives spectel attention

Clironlc and Surgical Dlseaees of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FHKE.

I E A E

N A & c, nvnui \.

NOHTIJ I FTOCTH

No 4—Mall 1 iram'Express

J:4»r)niu

No d—Mall 1.40pm Mall r:lHpir Local Freight. 2:.VJpmlAooom l-:00fs ExpreKH, 10:57aml

SOTJTH NOKTIL

No 3—Mall l:20am|MaU 8:i iam No 5—Mall 2:00prr Expre8B 0:15pna I/00alFreiKht...H:0oHm Acc0m 12:00 N Express Ti:30pm!

WKST 0.. I- & W. EAST GOING EAST, No,

8—r0.ri

p. m. daily. No. 10—1 r»r» a. tn..

dally. No. IU—110 II, »n. daily excein Sundav. No.'«?—8:4« a. in. dally, except Sunuay. GOING WEST.

No 0—0:1 r» a. m, dally, except Sundav. No 7—12:.rr a. in.dally. No. 17—1::M p.m.dally No, Jl—0:4 5 p, m. ually, except Sunday

STOVE BLACKING.

Persons who desire their s(ovt*s blacked will dj well by leaving their order with the undersigned at either The Journal ofliee, Zack Mahoruey's or Cohoon & Fisher's,

L. R. M0XR0E.

N.B.—No objection to k°'uK to the country, and satisfaction guaranteed in al1 cases.

UP.ROISTEHIN

-MATTRESSES—

FURN"'r0BE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 West Flke Street. Oufc-oMow:' work solicited*•