Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 December 1890 — Page 3

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Old Santa Claus

Has arrived at last and will as usual make his headquarters at the

99-CENT STORE.

and will know all of the good little bO)-s and girls of this city and county before Christmas and has a stocking full of presents for each

Call and See Him Children!

He 1» driving four reindeer this year and his sled is loaded down with presents

for old and yonng. Letters addressed to Santa Claus, In caro of this store, will

ROSS BROS., 99-Cent Store.

#9. A large erayon portrait given to every customer.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

In lookinj? for

A Christmas Present

For Wif a, Husband, Brother, Sister or

Friend, thero is nothing better than a

Nice Pair of Slippers.

Call and see my stock.

Keuy

124 East Main Street.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!

A Good Suit from $18 Up!

Colman,

Til© Cxreen Street Tailor.

Wets Worth Knowing,

In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane tho remedy used must non-lrrtr&tlng. The medical profession hns been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can he accomplished with douches, snuffs powders or syringes because they are all Irltaling, do not thoroughly reach th effected eurfne-es and should be abandoned as worso than failuros. A multitude ot persons wlio had for years borne all tho worry and puln that catarrh can Inflict, testify to radical curt 8 wrought by Elj's Cream Balm.

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mu a tvin «i»v o^rt in iiA A part ielo Is applied into eaeli nostril and

8 in the city aro to uc

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ound atEnsminfror & oeawntfUt s. mail, registered, 00 eents. RLV HUOS., 50 Warren street. Now York, N.Y.

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Cream Balm

FGjJ* RRH COLDrVfl I

Cleanses tho Ki.siil Passages. Allays P11I11 and

Infliiniinatlon. Ileitis the Sores

Kcstorcs the Sense of Taste and Smell.

HAY-FEVER

Otto's

W" inclow

CAIC1I US TIIK

Ill So-atli Wsliinerton!

ptlce—50 ccts at riruwriM# by

DAILY JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, DEO.

Open

1890.

THE_CITY.

The V» cnthor Report.

.for.'ndltiaa—7H.TU.. snow, cold.

WISE AND 0THESWI E.

—Ads not, of a huMiiws nature in the "WuLt :d Column," sue cent line i.y. —The King's Daughters uud Bible Workers will meet on l'Viduy nf ernoou for study. —Never throw dow'I TUE .TODUNAII without looking through the "Waistcd Column." —The tnembars of Montgomery Lodge No. 38, are requested to moot pron.p'ly at 7 o'clock Friday evening. Business of importance. —J. Willis Miuuer, of Delaware, Ohio, was the guest of Dr. H. M. Middleton to-day. He takes charge of the Metlioi' ist church at Marshall. —The ladies of the third section of the Ivl. E ohuroh will givo a social in the church parlors Thursday evening. Dec.

Refreshments will be served

from 5 till 8 o'clock. —Rev. J. W. Harris, superintendent of tho Knightstown me, was dangerously prostrated by an unknown ailment one night this week, and for several hours his condition as critical. —Mike O'Neil's cow was impounded by John Byers yesterday and as she had only been in a few minutes Mike asked to take lier o'ut for 50 cents payment. The pound keeper refused, the Jlurtihul was called in and the matter oomproniisod. Thero was great oxcitemont at the pound during the argument.

The Broom Maker-

James lteilly and his excellent company in "The Broom Maker at Carlsbad," received a cordial and enthusiastic welcome at Phillips opera house 'af-t night. Mr. Reilly is a youug oomcdian of gloat piomise. Ho possesses a tiue vein of unctuous humor, and ho uses it with deft skillfulness and with the mcst h'ippy results, and moreover he has a voice of singular purity, pathes and swoo tuess. The illusion whioh he created as Johann, the large-hearted, brave and simple-minded broom maker of CarlBbad, was a delightful and a wholesome one. Mr. Reilly fouud tho hearts of his auditors iu the first act aud kept tliem until tho fall of the curtain. Tho ohilclron, Robbie and Etta, were charming and happily free fro2) tho parrot-like dofect3 which usually characterize the child aotor. Mr. Reilly is sure of a warm welcome whenever he returns.—Richmond (Lnd.) Iteui.

At Musio ITall to-morrow night.

.Ruined Olover Seed.

For several days a plugged water pipe above Crabbs & jyuolds store has been causing trouble. Tho owners of tho building, Miller & Son, were duly notified and they in turn notitlsd the Water Company but no action was tukeu and last night when the water pipe frozo the water flooded the iloor upttiiirs, soaked through tho floor uud o.iuie down iu a deluge into a bin containing 800 bushols of ohoioc clover seed. This morning tho seed were soaked with water and tho floor coverrd with pools of water. The loss will amount, so Mr. Crabbs says, to between §400 aud 8500. A. S. Miller says tile loss is with tho Water Company for failing to act whou properly notiiio.l.

injured In a Runaway.

Last evening Cal Cunningham

SUE-

luiued severe injurie3 in a ruuaway. He had beou worhing two teams iu tho gravel pit on tho Danville road and at supjer time the team ahead of tho one ho was driv'ng started fcr home at a rattling paoo. His horses became exeitcd and started after thorn at full jump. Mr. Cunningham was thrown out undor tho wheels and as he tell received kick in tho head making

ugly scalp wound. Holding on to tho reins ho was dragged some dist inco and terribly bruised. Dr. Runkin waa called and to-day pronounced him out cf danger.

Mot at Home,

Mrs. Elma C. Whitehead hi.s returned from her Wette:ii visit and is now at her old homo at Shawneo Mound.— Lafayette Call.

A. C. McCorkle, of Shawnee Monn 1, was in tho oily yesterday and states that no one at ShaMn has seen Mrs. Whitehead aud that horrolatives do^y her presence there.

Will least at Wilkerjou's. A number of voung attorneys in tho city huve a law that whenever one nf thuir notnber receives a foo ho mtint givo a "blow out" to the rest. J'tmt-s li. Hanuu and Houty VuuCItuvo madu a fat haul yesterday and to-night will reg.ilo Uie brotherhood at Uarvey Wilkcrson's office.

Newman Ensick's Luck.

Newman Essick, who went from this oity to Santa Fe last Summer, lias been appointed by the govermuc^t at Washington to tho lioad clerk ':i in tho Puobln Indian Agency, with lit-. 'Hj.nrters at Santa Fe.

Conflrmod.

The favorable Impression produced thollrst appearance of theagreeble liquid ruit remedy Syrup of Pigs a fow years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used It, and the success of tho proprietors nml inauufutitures, the California Fig Co.

Get a basket of Concord Grapes at our store oil tomorrow. Only 35c. ENSMINOBU & SEAWItlGUT.

Sit for your Xmas plctiros at Lawson new gallery. Every picture guarrantecd to be llrst class.

Take Simmons Llvor Regulator. Onedos worth 100 dollar*.

Reunion of the Breaks Family, After Thanksgiving services held at Roberts Chapel by Rev. J. M. Stafford, the people repaired to tho attractive homo of Alvil) l^jreakH whore tho sco.md anuual reunion and Thanksgiving of tho Breaks family was to bo held. Of the family there are six brothers and one sibter liviujr, Johu, Richard, Harrison, Calvin, Tuomae, Aivin aud H-iunah McCl imro: k, all of whim wcw present except Calvin who was kept away by sickness. The following aro somo of the guests: Rev. J. M. Stiff rd uud imily, Wm. MoClamrock aud family, David Jacksoa and family, Dmiol ICing and family, Andy Shankiin aud wiie, Wulter Thompson and wifo, Albert SuyJer and wifo, Sberman MoGIamroi and family. Joruthau Everett aud family, Ira Snyder aud family, John Swank and family, Sarah Triiitt, Prof. Dunn, M'.sses Allie Bible, Maud aud May jClamrook, Wi'cox im Grandma Collin and others amounting in all to about 70. Amonp tho number there were only two Democrats. The fooJ on tho table, tho musio by the lodies and tho wit and humor of Ira Suvder were ample entertainment for-tlio day. After the song "God be With You Until Wo Meet Again" and prayer by Mr. Stnffoid, tho people disporaod to meet again ne.\t year with Harrison Breaks.

GEWHl liY KUN.

Mrs. Ca^e Peebles has bjon quite sick the past two weeks. Miss Alma Enooh, wlio has been cor.flned to her room for somo tiino is reported better.

Miss Mary E. Butler, of Farmoi's Institute, has been in tho neighborhood the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Clark are visitiug their daughter, Mrs. Will Suyjrs, at Cambridge City.

Facts.—Why not have a Christinas trao at our own school house this your, instead cf letting some other school have the honor of puttiug our pri-sonts on theirs. That the farmer 6 in now take his muoh needed rest aft-sr a hard summer's work. Also we aro glad the Pettit trial is over aud want THE JounNAIJ

to keep ahead on tho news. Miss Ethel Lyueh was pleasautly reminded that she lia.l reached her 1-illi mile stone last Wednes lay evonuijr, by h"r friends aud relatives to tho nuinbi.-r of about twenty-live. Thoy met at her homo and completely taking her on surprise when he reached homo about 7 o'o'.oik. Choicj refreshmentH wi-ro served, and music and games bei lg the order of the evening. About 10 o'clock tho guests departed wishi ig Miss E I.el many more such happy retu :-up.

N!'.W KOSS.

P. M. Brown waa at tho coun'y .K*at Tuesday. Dr. Bronaugu was at Crawfordsvilie Wednetd ly.

Joo Booher has a no verai da in front of his' house. Elder Piunkett will deliver hib far well address Sunday nigLt.

The receipts of the oyster nuppar the night of the 27th were S22, net, §8. Rev. G. W. Bowman will occupy the puipit at the M. E. ohuroh Sunday.

Miss Rosa Sperry and Mrs. P. M. Brown were ut Lebauon Wednesday. John Craig, the iusuranoe man, of Jamestown, was hero Tuesday ou business.

Anderson Wright has reoeivod an increase of pension. Ho uo .v gets $-1 por month.

Prof, Strickland gave a fro-3 looiiire on poisons and thei- diseases, the night of ho 29th.

Miss Nettie Stephens, of C.IKOU, who has been visiting hero, returned home Wednesday.

The ladio3 of the M. E. church will c{ivo a grand Christmas dinner. Everybody invited.

While Wm. MuGufliii was "orking iu the timber Tuesday. A limb struck him oa the leg and soveroly bruised it. He will soon be out.

The fiti c'iholtiers of the N. R. U. A. A., met Nov. 22 and eleoted the followtng officers: President, Wm. B. Hostetter Vice-President, Gilbert Gray Secretary, Thomas F. uk Treasurer, John In low Executive Committee, Jesse Rains, Marion Porter and Simon D. HostoLter Superintendent, Win. R. Stewart.

Slio

WUH

loiupletoiy Curtnl.

A daughter or iny custormer sutTeicil from suppressed menstruation, and lu liealili was nomplctcly wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of llradlleld's Female. Regulator, which cured li-*r J. W. Heliums, Water Valley,.Miss. Write The Biadlield Iteg. Co., Ail nita, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye &. C.o. Crawford-svllle, lnd.

CHIJiOUKN'S IJI I'lCKA I UKK,.

kVlint -'St. Nicholas" Has loim Kur Hoys and Oirls. Up to tli-i time of tho Issue or the Kt,. S'lcholas Magazine seventeen y.-ais ago literature and children's magszlnes wen1 almost contradictory teru e, but Hie new perionical started out with ths ideu that nothing was too good for oliildien the result has been a iv. uile ungiziiie genuine with conselentiOus purpn e. the greatijst writers contributing l-i it, with Urn best artists and engravers helping to beautify it,—nnd everything tnnul to "he key note of youth

It lias been tho special aim of St. Nicholas lo supplant ULhoallhf li eiatnre with stories of living and healthful Interest. It will not do to take rosuiiriting bad litoratuie out of tho boys'hands, and give them In Its pluffi Mrs. Iiarbauld and Teter Parley, or the work of writers who think tliut any "good-y" talk will do for children, but thoy musthavo streng, interesting reading, with the blood. ond sinow of real life iu It,—reading that will waken them to a closer observation "f tho best things uboa them.

In the seventeen years of it llf.- St. Nicholas has not only elevated the children, but it has a'so elevated the tone of contemporary ehl droit's literature us well. Many o' Its stories, like Mrs. Burnett's "LltMo Lord Fauntleroy," have beeomo eiass'c. It Is not too much to sav that almost eve notablo \oung peopio's story new produced In America 11 rb seeks the light in tho pages of that magazine.

New Meat Market

I have opened a new meat maiket in the Music Hall block. For first-class pork, veal and lamb call on roe.

F. LEWSADER.

Handkerchiefs (or 1 cent, worth .'J cents H»n«lkerehiefs for... cents, "worth 5cenrs Handkerchiefs fur..... 5 cents, worth 10 cents

AKJIotheruselulsee III

eleewJieie.

NEXT DOOR TO BLSTON BANK.

MOTHERS

0p$EHir

CHlLDjfjK

'sssswteasF'' CHILD

3RADFIELD REGULATOR CO.

ATLANTAFJ^

SCLO BY ML DRUGGISTS.

Music Hail

Friday Die, 5.

The Popular Vounjr (jcrniun Coiiieclj iu and A'oejillst,

James ei "y

AS (LOIJANN,

In Wiinmrk iV Jlsnvklns* on^innl (ierinntt (Joinedy-Draiim in 4 arts, entitled.

The Broom Maker.

Presented hv romp:uiy of players espeehdh selected for ils protier production. Hear tho jrrcat Hroom ^on^r.

Lower Floor 50c. Balcony 50c.

Attend Mme. Keliogff's School of Ladies'FrenchTaiioring

Now Open, Opposite (lie V. 1. A. IluHill !^, CrawfonlKvllle.

Teaching the onlv svslem of aress-cutling in America that cuts Worth's French front. 1 lia.s dart back sleeves and skirts perfectly without refitting. Remember you pay nothing for system or instructions until you can cut any garment you wear without alternation. Lessons in the school not limited. Call and see the list of French fashions now being exhibition. French Fashion Journals given away.

ANNOUNCEMENTS, HJush of Ix'tl. than powder, for t» CiM'Ks instead of injuring' Our :u-ont will cull. MUrt. II. SMOt'K.

Mranrli OHico ot Homs. lndhti)'i]Hiib, Hi !.

O S E IN

—M A'lT HESS KS-

FUKNITUHE Jtepulied and I'ackeO tor Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Siock, 112 Wo«t IMku StrtN't. Out-of-town work ^(dfetfed.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

104 En-sl il iln SU'hhU with Kzra VorU

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALK UP, Prop.

PosseuKers and to Depots, Hotel*,

Useful Christmas Presents!

S.Tpeoisil Sale of*

We want e\eiy l.idy in Ciawfordsville to call at our ore this week and set ihe unheard of Iinrfains O we are giving in the above named articles. As the Holidays are approaching every one wanting

gi\e a handketc ef ot mufiler for a present naturally want to get the best for the money. Come now.

llaiKlkerehlets for.

tt5„\nl so on up to the very finest qualities. Our flue embrol.'ered Handkerehlejs from 50 cents lo $3.50 aic tho best vain e\er offered In this city. Out stilt handkeiehlof^and rmilllors will be marked down frlhln "ale also have a g.vat nuiny uitlcles fo. ChrIstmas pae.-ct fa that you ean buv for less than thesaa.e goo lb eon bouelit for

call and our

HHiidkorchlofs.

fiie/£

TUB CH,\ WFOKDSYILLE

Y. MX. A

O. M.CKKOO, I'lvsidem. W. S. JtorFKTT, Vice President. J. I'. I)ritii,VMt Hecoritlriir J'cfrC'tury.

It. T. Kinu,'rrtMiHiirt-r. X. Mc(.'A v, Gencrjil Seerotnry. li.itlis. Tub :ir.fl slldwcr (iyniasi in. IJowlirig Allnvs. l'lann, iinuvs aiirl U.ii(linj» rii.iiri Meet'IIK- Sins day at 4:30, p. in. Visitors ilways wek'otno. .Sjeietnrv MeCnyV ofilce hours uro t*'. ni to in ti.in liiid •)to •"»:MU p.m. ar.d every eve tin? lr»n 7 to except I rijr Suturdtiy.

A Sensible X-Mas Gift,

A lot irn'olii'sUn), adjoining AitMorii'H new -t'M k-yamh, wliereKclty of |H*op!f is .^Iiik t«i he liuit up. Noluvei»us!i*]it.a** will In* worth Iron) lo i.iuu\i as tnueh as '»on* usk in

^hori. tl'no.

Go with Armour and will make money Lots *100 up. ea?y puononts. Hall ot lot.s •oi.l Iniilde ofa week.

rlolhMon

anypartol thoUitv. Also proprietor of tho

Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line

Tbo Choup Price*' win be maintained and Sutisfuoioiy Hervtee n.-tiJored, Leave ca!

Is nt Stiihles on Market atreot,

slate at SnodHrr iss ic Murphy's.

Telephone No. 47.

ccmtg, worth V- oonts HuuUkorchlt'fs for 1." ccuts, w^rth cents

Handkerchiefs for.... to cents, worth in ten's llan.tUercV.tors for 20 cents, worth M0 wilts i.M- Hamlkorchiffs for *55 cents, worth 40 rents lli'tiilkirili ej^for l.i, cl», worth 'H) eents llutMlkcrclilcl'b for aoccnts, worth .".0 emits

Hisviisrsoisr, EAST MAIN STREET

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

atroii7.n

llotuo

ItidiiHlrloH.

W". Pi.. CSi-osriell.

ow Appearing in The Journal,

SUBSCRIBE fiom.

You can't afford lo miss the OPENING CHAPTERS. The story is SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED and is sure to prove one ol the greatest literary treats you have enjoyed for a long time.

Be sure you read

Spring-

pose closing oat our present stock ot Wall Paper and W ndow Shades regard 1 ess of cost.

has the litjf-

rchM/ooni ot all towns ahund Chleu^o. •lain nntl partleulars mldnv .S, LAKK

I*ANKVor

3 »J7 Dearhorn street, ('hioiiuo. III.

)rs,T,J.and Martha E.H.Griffith °"1iu:slI(i'cuce ~18

Soutl'

rceil street

\Ira. Dr. Grlffltb erivos special attention Uhronlc und Surfrlejil ntconere of Women, Clilldron, and Otetetrlce. Dr. Qrlffltb, ft general practice.

CONSULTATION FHJCN.

r»ME TABLEb.

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NOitxn eouTU

NO 4—

1 1 *15AM

E a

TCBS 0:4 5A?N

So 0—Mall.... 1.40pm|Mall. 5:18pnr fjocal FreUrbt. 2:50ptn|Aocom 3'4:OON 2 a press 10:"i7aiu

BOUTU NOrtTll

So 3—Mali l:S0axnlM&U 8:i:iam 5—Mall 2:00pix }lizprcss 6:15pra localFro!ffht...0:05am|Aoeom 12:00 N Kxpress firiiOpui1

TK8T 0.. 1.& W. £AHT GOING BAST, Ko» 8—505 p,

ni. dully. No. 10—1«V» a.

m.,

hiUy, No. 1H-1J0 p. in. dally except Suuday. So. 2—8:48 a in. dally, except Sunday. GOING WEST.

No 0-0:ir a. in, daily, except. Sundav. No

7—1^:55

a. in,dally. No.

17—1:34

Corvwiwr

Subscribe sit Once!

SPECIAL SALR OF

Wail Paper! Window Shades!

1 make room for our

DUSTY.

stock we pro

ison & Wallace.

SILAS WRAY,

Designer and Eugravor

ftliinufaeturerof all liiiids of

Electrotypes and Wood Cuts, Cruwfordsville, Indiana.

'J'11 Joi itNAi, ulioertully re.-eiiiiiiL'nds Slids

Wiu.v u.s ii fiiat-ohiss ui li.-t. I Ic (K nlirm tli°

•cut of lie V.M.C.A,

Imllr.iiiK.

PIANOS and ORGANS

CLEANED, TUNED nml REPAIRED.

Or I'ACKKO.

JOHN XX. HAOV, No. 715 South (ireeii Street.

Beckner & Buser.

133 ^outli UMhlugton,

Curry Combs, Cushions, BrusliOH, Whips.

ID,dally

No, 3—6:45 p. m. dally, excGpttiuudHjr.

S is

Horse-BlankutM, Vehicles.