Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 November 1890 — Page 8

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A clear skin

Boils. pimples, blotcVos oil tho skin,

eruptions, eto., evidence the fact that

Uio Mow) if not in rimhI condition.^

''TIusko symplons result from the effort

oi nature to throw oft' tho impurities,

In which slit1 should assisted bj

Swift's Specific

This -will remedy the disturbance, and

bring speedy and permanent relief by

lowing out tho poison, and will build

uj Uio system from tin- first dose.

Book on r.l.*«l anil Skin Diseasesfree^

Swift unsMc Co., Atlanta, O*

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Save Monev

My calllrn,' ami rettit1)r niy

:4V:

prios hetore purchuMtm'

yiur Watches l'neiKlhip

•v•.••• Klntrs Diamonds—both

ami mounted.

Remember, We Mount

.Tui* hiatmnl while you art?

waitinglor them. Ihavet.he

only

Manufacturing Jeweler

v.--. In lilt* .ty. Hnnj: in

\oiir

old

jrold ami silver uml have it

madi- into something useful.

Jowelry ot every description

fur the holidays at pnee

thai "ill

Astonish You,

Call ami took through tie- new

207 Easi Main Street.

MUSIC,

SCHOOL OF

K?AC»V. iifoVEdSm, GfE£SCiSIl£. I.HO. I

,w#,

erhoul

r»i.tliiiti KiiqiiiiT f»t .luiut Kirk ):tirIck, iuar.1^*? \vv.?\ .Market street. 11

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/i'K SAI.K—A tik-r new slock of jrenernl iiH-rch.-indist' I or rush or (rood dotes, AdIres-, IJnx -^41. Llnilc-n. hid.

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DAILY JOURNAL.

SATIUIDAY, NOV. 2!». 1S90.

Marriage License.

John B. Doss and Maggie V. Naugle.

Lprcopal Servicts

St. John's Episcopal church, 1«. H. M. Johusou, Hector Suiiuny boliool 1)::S0,

Morning prayer, sermon and Holy Commuuion at 11a. in. Evoniug 1'layer and Sermou ut 7 p. m. Seats free. All made welcome. l'leaso note tho change in tliu hour of morning uud evening services.

Tickets on Sale Monday.'

Ou Monday morniug at tho Y. M. O. A. Ix.x ollico those having tickets for the Y. M. C. A. lecture eourt.e or thoso wishing tickets for the Shubert- Quartette only, can have their scuts rooerve.l. The course is an assured success, 350 tickets having been sold already. Those not having tickets should procure them at once, as uo oue can afford to allow so valuable a course to be presented iu the city without attending it.

First Snovr falls.

C. X. 'Williams has been obliged to keep in his business a record of all falls of suow sufficient to cover the ground. For the last live years the record has boon as follows: In tho winter of 85-0 one inch on December oth gone next day to be followed by 1 incuts December 12th. In '80-7 the tirst snow was on Thanksgiving day .ind was 3 inches. Iu '87-S tour inches fell on November Hi. Iu 'ss no snow fell until January Dth when 1: inches fell. In St'-UO ou Thanksgiving day, again, November loth two inches fell which quickly pissed oil" leaving the ground clear until February 7th when three inches full. We have yet to see tlio lirst real snow fall this winter.

Thanksgiving at the Orphan's Home. Thanksgiving at the Orphan's Home was observed in a royal good manner and a royal good dinner was served. The children enjoyed themselves as only children can and from the bottom of their little hearts extend thanks to the following good people who so liberally contributed to their comfort on that day: Miss Clara Crawford, Mrs. H. S. Lane, Mrs. Charles Crawford, Mrs. Wishard, Major Foote, Mrs. Geo. Graham, Mrs. Harter, Mrs. James Waiter, Mrs. Milligan, Miss Elizabeth Coyle, Demas Gilbert, Mrs. D. W. Cox, Mrs. William Morgau, Mrs. John S. Brown, Mrs. Holden, Miss Laura Williams, Maurice Lee, Dr. Tuttle, Mrs. James Watson, Mrs. Lant Long, Mrs. Albert Jennison, Addison Cole, Mrs. C. S. Wynn, Scawright & Ensminger, Manson Bros., Philip Fink, (Mrs. A. F.) Ramsey, Mrs. Elizabeth (Binford,) Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett, Jesse Cumberland, Mrs. B. W, Wasson, Sam Scott, Rev. R, J. Cunningham, Miss Stella Jackson, Mrs. C. L. Rost, Mrs. Billingsley, Mrs. Milton Gregg, McCandelas & Israel.

Vole. V»,i:, mmger, ila

1 him.i .Inrtroincnn, II-.,ri:imv, JIn -V eiion.* and Onhtsm.. :,t liny iinin

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Binlord, Bui

t.-iilvwilr I!,-,11s $••.«, to *2.w |»r

"''.W P*r ««*. ItrtiduiM

..-F'-r articular?, fn!lro*H,

JAMES II. HoWK. Dean.

FOR SALL A Surprised Pastor,

™, '. 'a? Last evening a complete surprise was ooit.w liousoof

oiicrt fuecil silver watch

Kiirl.i iniiveiiieni,clieup. IinjUlrv at thu Jimniai olllcc.

WANTED.

A HKM\ irirStn dn house work

Api-.y at .*)!•» smith WashitiK'ion str»*et. \17.vN'TRi: VV io sell

A 'ooiil ati'l travoUnir airetUs I.^?Heattnir Oils. Apply to L'fe\ el:

itw«jm.-.t-thiy

Co., eland

t«'rtn^ t.ite UH terk-hs i» )x

N S«on«"t. tnan-Salary

if suitjibh.*, wtiij oppor-

,.ie« loi aiU ain'«\ t^» represent locally a rev ijvttiribic Nv.v houKe. Woti'rraees. ill' JU\ tuteiv

New York.

KM: l.adies |.»n'ferre!.

hole "p.ji't" hue. $irt»f-t) p**r week e»a^ii earnvfl. Most libera! terms. A«hlre.-«s nt }er«'tu e- Mo»*n Co., 110 jj. Mi

k'un street. outli Iteiul. liellana.

FOR RENT.

-b HV.N I A. tiirii': liuu.v.1 of 1^ rtmiii'-oiv h(liithl3r.ilH ftvt-nue neitr Colli'K'' direct

Ire ot Ir deConnell at Wutvr Works Nov *M,

T/mU UKNT.—A lour-ntom cottage on in i. roriier ut Van«-r and Market streets. Make iti«jat lltitV's yixn «-ry store.

,iu1''etNT'~As/'V

r00m hold

KKX -rUe^uJi'rn.'eiMi College Hill. For ItiliMioaUoit ln«iuir«? ol O. M.Gre^jr.

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E. RANKIN,

'.^UCt.'t^.irOr tvi Moulili-Mle liallkiu,) S|e'c'.il atUjntion given to the removal of Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Ollk:e over the Corner Hook Store. Hesitleneo

S'Hiib w-n-ldiii.'! Strei-l.

Violins, 'oanjof, guitars and nil kinds .if musical merchandise at G'-or^t.' F. Hughes' store, 207 east Main street.

Amongst the samples ou exhibition Friday and Saturday aro some very line Opera Cloaks, Mautcls and high art novelties. L. Hisciior.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

rKiin^:.afj»Maji o' tiny- wll lak.* f.'nn perpetrated Oil liev. L, T. Lane aud wn'e by their frieuds iu this city, not only of his congregation, but

Inquire at

I? NYvi-b.'riMitii Wutrv Mm-i. from o^.tr churcUes. They met ut the r^OK.- Al.is«»lf.rn'iA-IIK-1 r!»ideit« oi J. H. Wassou, and proi.,r MiUfii)!. Inquire -Mo-wan ceeded body

acres ol mile ot

vorporuiiuti line. Oin he i:id at a luu- BtOHU. tf.un. Apply .or ahiress.'iU west »Vui»aoli ave-

the house throwing

tho doors open aud taking things by A fine dinner set was placed on the dining room table, which was surrounded by line sot of dining room chairs. Everybody brought something and every available space on shelf, table and piano top, was covered with canned fruit, jellies, kuick knacks and bric-a-brac, as one Hdy expressed it "a whole wagon load." Mr. Laue met the crowd half way, and after gazing them a moment looked about in dispair. He finally rallied aud said there were limes when the touguo refused to utter what the heart prompted, and this w,,k

Mr-110,1

InfKIIMTU &NSWEI1 10 "MAULtNCi Till-: MllbK." Mv frieiul, Mr. Editor T. H. U. McCain, Willi long wearied palionce with poetical strain. Your pmieiuv pxert as tiiere is 110 time to lose If 1 loan my a'fsisliuice to nuuilniK theniuso

My name as known,

KllUWIl,

poet hath scarcely been

Aud nii rliyi'ie it seems liath alreauy llown, 15ut paliencumlr. Editor with a littio more tiuie And I'll string up a Strang cf impromptu rhyme.

Friend Travis seems wearied with prose upon prose. That daily and weekly comes under his nose, As my name is unknown among poets of fume. He will not expect me to Hume up a Hume.

Like the genius Wliittier, Longfellow, or Moore, ljul I'll try 111 my weakness to snort out a snore Thai will amuse Mr. Travis, if 1 do nothing more, And break the monotony of your columns of prose. That daily aud weekly come under his nose.

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The Schubert Quartette will be here December 3rd.

Confirmed.

The favorable Impression produced ou the lirst appearance of the agreebie liquid ruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few veiU'S ago has been more than confirmed by tke pleasant experience of all who have used it, and the success of the proprietors and manufactures, the California Fig (Jo.

Ki.Mi-.NKCK.

Eev. Spohu is holding a revival ut Campbell's Chapel. They say we are to have a new gravel road between this place and Darlington soon.

A wedding is ox pee ted iu the west part of tho village soon. Get your bells readv boys.

Site Wtt* Completely t'urew. A duughtei'of my eustormer suffered from suppressed menstruation, ami her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of liradlleld's Female Regulator, which cured her—J. W. Heliums. Water Valley,Miss. Write Tli« Bradlleld i\e5. Co.. Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Xye Co. Crawfordsiillu. lnd.

Organs eokl uneasy payiAentsand at cut prices by George F. Hughes, ,207 eas-t Main street.

Lots For Sttlc.

I have eit lit nice lots for sale at a bargain. Size of lots tin feet front hv 000 feet long. Each lot fronts on Main street one square east of Bennett Engle'.s residence. The lots front on Main street ar.d Wabash avenue. Tliev are beautiful resilience lots, and will he sold for $150 to"$200 each. I'.v. menis made to suit puiehasei-. No intorest.Call at Demas Gilbert's Bakery.

Flower staude at the 99c store.

OtU on Friilnv a. Saturday at 3'ischof's. We will lit all shapes, ...Prices ridiculously low.

Chills and fever of thr-e years standing cured by SiiiiinonV Liver Itegu'.ator. —E. Watkins, Watkins VHouse I'ploti ville. Ky.

The clojk picnic continues at L. Hischof l-'riilay and Saturday of this week. 7u0 more CLOAKS to sell.

Take Simmons Liver Regulator. One dos worth lljil dollars.

DALT0S,TEra7LMD SALE.

Tbe Opportunity of a Lifetime—Half Rates via the Big Pour Route. account of land sale at Dayton. Tenn., the l!i^ Four Route will self tickets on December :td, Ith and oth, good Hf'.n .lays ie!.n.-nijiir sit one

of those times. Ho thaukod those prea- a life time for the capitalist, investor ent very kindly for their romomlieranco

aJ"'

of him aud his on the eve of their de- I y'1"'"-'1 inexhaustibleijuamities. Get ,, in on the "ground lloor and vou will parture to a hot field, aud assured them soon reap the fruit or your en'i.,-rprlso.

that last night would be remembered long as a bright greou oasis iu life's desert. The orowd was so big that tho house would not accommodate them, and they were wedged in the rooms like sardines in a box. The number present would reach at a fair couut -100 people. Jt was a showing iu a liberal and friendly way, the esteem and honor iu which the people of Crawford:

Mrs. Lane.

(,'atarrl. an't IJe Cured

With local i\ .ideations, as they cannot r-jaeh the seal of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or a constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you have totalis Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken internally, and acts directiy on the blood and iii'icous surfaces. IlitU's catarrh cure is no tpiaek medicine. It wuh prescribed by one of the best physicians In this country for years, and isa regular proscription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on tho mucous suifaces. The period combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wouderlul results Iu curing catarrh, Send for testimonials free.

F. 1. Cheney

The

C'.i.-sii: W.

The Schubert Quartette.

The Schubert Quartette, of Chicago, gave

111

our regular Members'

Course, ou the eveuiug of February 2ud, which was one of tho most successful uud satisfactory entertainments of tho soasou. Tho gentlemen composing the ijuartetto aro each solo singers of great merit, au tho melody of ti. oir blended voices is excelled by uo male quartette we have ever heard. Tho purity of their selections is especially commendable, free as they were from everything trashy or indiscreet. It gives us pleasure to recommend the Sehuberts to our sister associations.— liollin E. Beers, for Lecture Committee.

TOTAL

f-"'-

for

t'l-* OpjH'i lin t,y

homeseeker. Coal, iron ore and

Don't delay but secure your tleketo ver the Big Four Route and keep light up

with the crowd. For full information call on nearest, ticket agent or address D. B. Martin, General Passenger Agt-nt. t'lmiuiati.

Hlhbard's Kheuujattc Syrup cures rheumatism hy striking at the s«at of tlie disease c.nd restoring tho khlueys andliver to healthy action. If taken a sufl-elent time to thoroughly eradicate sville sue.1 poison, it never falls. For sale and highly recommended by MofT.-u, Horpan .t flo.

A A

"tj.Lt "AaALftkfc&ASiS

Co., Toledo,

Sold by druggists, price 7 c,

Cream Balm

£?cam coup"

Cleanses the Nasal l'ussages. Allays INiin and

Inflammation. Ileitis the Soros

Restores the Sense ol' Taste and Smell.

HAY-FEVER

A |j,ut ,1:,e upplioi into each miM ril and is agreeable. Price-."0 ee'Us ut by iua.1. trgisteroil, '50 eent Ki.V |un. .oji Warrt-'U Mrerl-, New York. N.V.

open next Monday morning at 9 o'clock.

Cheapest

The Schubert Male Quartette,

Major Henry C. Dane, LelandT. Powers and Wife, Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus, The Lotus Glee Club,

•JL*..

COURSE OF

Entertainments

EVER GIVEN IN

Crawfordsville

Tickets for the above course. «pl. ou save ^1.35 by buying now.

Remember the date of the lirst entertainment, The Schubert Quartette Club, which so delightfully

pleased the people last year, will be here Wednesday evening, Dec. 3. Reserved Seal Hoards will be

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