Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 December 1890 — Page 3

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All Prices.

Cull ami see my Mock. ~y.

124 East Main Street.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!

A Good Suit from $18 Up!

Colman

TJn.© 3-reen Street rTeiilor.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

And where to (ret tliein Is a problem casily'solved by callimr 011

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Wher« you will see all 1he latest novelties in GOLD and SILVER at prices that will convince you that here is the place to buy.

Elegant X_jirLeof3Die.m.orLcis,

Gold Watches, New and Beautiful Clocks, Bronzes and Bronze Figures—juat the things to orname:.t the room nicely.

Call and Be Convinced that this is the Place to Buy.

All goods sold engraved free of charge by the best engraver in the city.

111 Sou tlx "W'sliiaasctorL!

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Humpty Dumpty ie wall, great fall

•SANTACLAUSSOAP

conges tljeir way

^AIRBANK'S SOAP

has come !o 5f\y

MADE ONLV BY

N.KfAlRBANK&CO. cHICAtO

Well, Well, Well,

Here I am right on time again,

and at my old headquarters at

the 99 cent store, just loaded

down with presents for little hoys

and girls.

I have games, sleds, skates, v\ agons, wheelbarrows, velocipedes, bicycles, trycicles, dolls, doll carriages, kitchen sets, etc.

It would take me too long dear children to tell you of all the nice things that I have for you, but come and see me and I will show them to you.

ROSS BROS., 99-Cent Store.

.. Washington Sti eel, opposite the Court Mouse. Letters addressed to Santa Clans, in euro of tills stoic, will iccelve prompt attention. iti.A. large crayon portrait given to every customer.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

All Styles.

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Every Symptom Gone.

Probably uo disease Inflicts so much continuous pain as rheumatism. Oyer uo sln^lo complaint has Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite ltcmcdy, ol Koundout. N. V., won more cures than Rheumatism lly I Us use the agunir.lng' patleut can once more use Ills limbs and be treed

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past yours of pain.

Mr, 1'runk Strait a well known merchant ol Now Hambmyh, N.. says: "l sutfenxv torture*. from

Sciatic Rheumatism

.My case wan a very bud one. and now? of the means taken trave mo relief. uso ])r. David Kennedy's Kavorlto Keinedy, of HoiiudoiiU N. V. and am entirely rid of my trouble. Only three bottle* brought about tills wonderful result. It hius builtme up and been of grout benefit to me In other wuj s. I heartily reeotnmend It toother HuMerers.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.

Made at

IIOL'NDOUT,

N, V. $1 0 for

DAILY JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, DEO. 10, 1890.

TOE JUITY.

The YVoathor Report.

Tor Indiana—7a.m., lair, wanner.

WISE ANI) OTHERWISE. —Lillian Lewis to night. —Superintendent Zuck inspected the Darlington schools to-day. —Ads not of a business nuture in tlie "Wantbd Column," onoeonta lino a diy. —The assignee of Win. II. Gray is making a liual soltlemout and distribution. —Ni'.vor throw down Tub .Touiinal without- looking through the "Wanted Column,"

Ha! Ensminger, Walter Somerville aud Lew Cumberliind started thismornin for a two days' huutwtstof iV'iiigate. —Minon meat for salo r.t the Fancy Fair, alto jams jellies and pickles. Almost everything prepared anil ready for the Holidays. —The Lillian Lewis Company arrived this morning from Terre Haute. It i.s one of the tluest looking companies seen lioro this season. —The young ludies of t'io Methodist church will have an Art Loan Exhibition connection with the fair. The liuost works of art in town L'ave 1 eou borrowed and it will bo well worth the 5 cents admission to see them. —llobiusou A- Wallace have been busy moving their wall paper in ordyr to mako a space for the arc to be cut which willoonnoct them with their now room. The work will be done at onco. The barber.-) will bo iu their no room just north by the close of tlie week. —l'Y.n.-y Fair on Main street, Crawfordsville. Go aud examine the fancy artitles made (specially for you. Atter making-your selection among tho funcv articles go sample the elegant ice cream aud cake you will find awaiting your order. Our ladies will bo happy lo meet you. —Attorney A. L. llumler goes to Orawfordsville to-morrow or next day to file a motiou fur anew trial in tho Pelt it case. Pettit's attorneys feel reasonably confident of their motion being granted. The motions and reasons for :i new trial make up a lengthy document.—Lafayette Courier. —llev. T. M. H'.imiltju, the Presiding Elder of the Orawfordsville District, of the United Brethern church, celebrated his goldeu wodiling at Fraukfort ou Monday. Fifty yoars ago Mr.

Hamilton aud Miss l'rudy Hirkins were married in Boons county. Eight children have blessed the uuiju, three of whom together with their families were present.at tho celebration on Monday.

—Wanted, pupils on tho vio'.in by Prof Harry llamsbrook.

Ohang.-s In the School Buildings. During tho Christmas holidays there will bo some radical changes made in the city school buildings. Xho seats will all be rearranged £0 that the pupils may bo seated under tho best possible light, and every platform iu ti wholo outfit will be removed to aLoord with the most advanced ideas of school reform. This will plaoo the tericher and pupil on the samo lovol from one standpoint if not from another. One or two of the windows which interfere with the perfeot lighting will probab'y be blocked up.

A False Report.

The report that Messrs Uraco & Anderson, the attorneys, had made arrangements to move to Chicago for the practice of their profession is without tho slightest foundation. They never had any such intention, have no such intention now, and don't expect to have any such intention iu the future. They They aro located in Crawfordsvilio and hero they expect to remain.

Cannibalism In the Country. There is a live year old idiot in the county asylum which is tho dread of all tie inmates. The other day it attacked a child of about tbe same age and bit abjut half its ear oil.

Entertainod

Sons of Veterans.

Thia'evening at 7 o'clock ihe Sons of Veterans will meet and it is very important that there be a full atteudance.

Conilnneil.

The favorable Impression produced on the first appearance of tho agroeble liquid ruit remedy Syrup of Figs a fow years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it, and the success of the propiletorsand manufactures, the California Fig Co..

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LILLIAN LEWIS.

Music Hall To-Night—Credit Lorraine— A Great PlayMiss Lewis will appear to night in Mr. Mursion's groat piny, Crodit Lorraino, at Musio Hall. Of courso everybody in Crawfordsvilio knows Miss Lewis and everybody will of course be at the theater this evening to sue this great actress and personal favorite in her new play. Miss Lewis is this season surrounded by a company of excellent players. Tho pross from Now York to New Orleans has called speoial attention to this foot. Wherever she hat plnyod tho verdiot has been, not only that Miss Lewis is a great actress and that Credit Lorraine is a grand play, but that the company is the voiy bust organization on the read. What everybody says must be done. It is the living excitement of the play which has mado its wonderful success. The seoond act, the 1'aris Board of Trade, tho monetary arena, in which every man and woman has a personal interest,, is the chiof motive of the play. There is a vigorous and healthy atmosphore about this which iu itself is attractive. As enacted by Miis Lowis and her company it is the most intensely exacting picco of realism on tho stage. Another highly roahstio effect is the asFassiniition of the Minister of Police iu tuo third act. In this scene

Miss Lewis i4 ut lier bast and produces a marvelous effect. Siuou her las-t visit to Crawfordsvilio Miss wis has been iu Paris. All the costumes worn iu Credit Lorraino are of Parisian minufacturo aud some them aro extravagantly rich and beautiful. Tiio now f.imous ten thousand dollar costume Miss Lewis wears in the first act. Tlie DuulieEse point and appliquo lace llowors alone cost five thousand francs. Tho carriage costume of tho second act is fqually as rioh, aud if anything more handsome. MisB Lewis will give but ouo performance here. Tj-uight all lovers of go:d acting will ol' course attend.

Tlio Fayerweatkor BequestThe college authorities have as yet received

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official notice from tho exoou-

tors of tho estate of D. Fayerweather, deceased. The Now York Mail and Express States in addition to the facts already given in The .Iouiinal that Mr. Fayerweather loft about $10,00(1 to ho distributed among tho family Fcrvantf, 8100,000 worth of roul estate to his wife besides an annuity of Slo.OOO, $11U,(KI0 to his three neioes, aud §1,000 year to a Aiiss Auua Joyco uutil she is married, The will was uudo Oo\6,18S0,-iud four codicils have been added since, the last ou the day of his death.

Dr. Wm. Thomson, a nephew of Alex Thomson, resides iu Now York City, a near neighbor of the late benefactor of the college and it is supposed that he may have had something to do in urging Wabash's claims. Dr. Thomson is a noted physician and the uuthor of the "Land and the Book" a production celebrated iu tho religious literuturc of the country.

tlvaltli is ureter tliun lioltl. If you have bad breath,sluggish bow It pain In the small of your back, nei vuiiSness or giddiness, your vital organs aro sadly out ot order. A mer« dose of pin sic will not help you. Your only wise course is to take Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, cfBoundout, N. Y.,anil clean-e your system of ube impurities. reguates the Ltver and Kidneys.

She WftK Completely Cored. A daughter of my eustormor suffered from suppressed menstiu ition, and hei health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of liradlletd's Female ltegulator, which cured her—J. W. Heliums, Water Valley,Miss. Write Tho Uradfleld lleg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye »fc Co. Crawfoids.llle, Ind.

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rults

We can please you. We will have everything the mi-rket affords and of tho very best quality, We charge you no more far Quo goods th-m other houses charge for good stock, Thore Is a difference in tho best, but we give that diffeienee to our trade.

Esb.mincieu A Seawiuoht, 103 East| Main St.

Hickory nuts and pop corn at Fulton Market.

Just received, 1,000 pounds of tlie famous Chase & Sanborns coffee at Ensminger & Scawright.

For guitars,violins, banjos,mandoline, s'rings, etc., call at 2u7 cast Main street.

Figs, date, raisins at Wulton Market

If you want good photographs go to tho old reliable gallery, Nicholson & Son's All work guaranteed.

We Are Awfully Busy

But we v* ill IIiid time to show you onr holiday goods, should you want them now. We will have the most elogant, display at our store, for the holiday trade, ever shown in the city and Ave want everybody to come and see tlie display, and buy what you want. You will be welcome at Ensminger & Seawrighl's 113 east Main street.

Ribbons just Levinson's.

Last oveniug about 30 of the friends of Jero Voris and wife were entertainod at Mr. Voris' home on west Market street. A sumptuous supper was provided and the evening most enjoyably passed.

half price this week at

A Kree K(location or One Year's Truvelin Europe. In Tho Queen's "Word Contest," which the publishers of that magazine announce tlie last ono they will ever oiler, A Freo Education consisting of a three years' course In any Canadian or American Seminary or Collage, including all expenses, tuition aud board, to bo paid by the publishers o'tho Quoen, or one y«ar abroad, consisting of one entire years travel in Europe, all expenses to be paid, will be given to the person sending them tin, largest list of words mad 3 from tlio t*xt which is announced in the last-Issue of The Queen. A special deposit of $750 has been made in the Dominion Bank of Canada, to carry out this offer. Many other useful and valuable prizes will bo awarded in order of merit. Tho publishers of Tho Queen have made their popular family magazine famous throughout both Canada and the United States bv the liberal prizes given in their pievious competitions, and as this will positively be tho last one offered, they intend to make it excel all others as regards tlie valuo of tho prizes. Send f-ix two cent, U. S. stamps for copy of The Queen containing tho text, complete rales and list of prizes. Address The

Canadian Queen, Toronto, Canada.

No. all Sllk-Satln edffe— .'l1 cell's per yaw No.Pall Silk-Putin cdpc'. .'J 1 cents pel yard

No. I all Sllk-Satln ed«o ti ivnts per yard No.l -2 all Silk-Satin edjro..'. 10 cent* per yard

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK.

BRADPIELD'S

PAID 31 DOLLARS DOCTORS'BILL.

paid 31 dollars doctor's bill for my wile in ono year, and one bottlo of Bradficld's Female Regulator did her more qood than

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all the medicino sho hod taken boforo. JAMBS T. GOTT, Carmi, 111. Hnvo fiuffored periodically lor years—been treated by tho best physicians without relief— Bradficld's Female Regulator did me more good than nil the other remedies.

Mru. ELIZA DAVIS, Cbarlotto, N. C.

Have used

Bradfield's Female Regulator

URADPin.n Regulatok

and

can recommend it to nil my frlenas. Miss O. S. WIEMEYER, Denver, Col.

Co.. Atlanta. Ga.

Sold by all Druggists. Pricc, $i.oo per bottle. Sold by Nye i: t.'o.

CATARRH

ELYR

Cream Balm

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Clpnnscs~tlie" Nt.sal Passages. Allays I'aln and

Iiillaiiitiiatlon. Heals tlie Sores

ICest-ores the Sense ol Taste, and Smell.

HAY-FEVER

A paMlcle Is applied inlo each nostril and is Hjrreeablc. l'rlce—f0 co'Ms at drutr^l^U hv mall, retfisteivd. UO cents. KLY nUOS.. 50 Wjineu stre» t. New York. N.Y.

Music Hall

One Solid Week, commencing

Monday, Dec. 15,

Special cnjfiiyrinent.of W. C. TIHK1M/S

olebnitcd

Ni:\V VOKIv

Comedy Co

SupiKJi'Uiifr the jMipiilar eiiiotioiml actress

HELEN VAUGHN,

In a rcpcatoire of comedies and dramas

Popular Prices: 10, 20 and 30.

—A Ladies and Children Grand Matinee on

Saturday at 2 :H0 p.m. Kqery child attend

ing this matinee will receive a present.

The

c,Schuberis"

IMIMHIMI

It has been our custom to give the. ladies an opportunity to buy ribbons for Christmas Fancy Work very cheap, we will hot forget them

this year and give you more Ribbon for less money than ever you bought before.

The following Prices will insure biff crowds a. our ribbon counter so rail early in the day to avoid tlie rush:

No. 1 Habj UMJIKJU... 1 cent per yard No. alt Sllk-Satln rents peryeur

No. 1 all Silk ami Satin 1 cents per yard No. Tall Sllk-Patln 'dnn cents per ynid

Don't fail to call this week as these prices are positively for tnis week only.

ABE

O. M. CiKKiid, President. W.

MOKKKTT,

Vice President.

G. V.

DITKIIAM,

liccordltitf Secretary.

11. T. IviNd, Treasurer.

MCCAY.

General Secretary

Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Games and Rauding room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Secretary Met,'ay's office hours are I'vin N to 10 a.m and 3:JU) to p.m.: and every eve jinjr from 7 to 0:00, e\ceptinf.r Saturday.

NewlYI eat Market

I have opened a new meat maiket in the Music llall block For first-class pork, veat and lamb call on me.

F. LEWSADER.

I Apples, oiangos and grapos at Fulton Market. Call on 1- Uugi.ee for tho Ei.tev organ. Sold on easy payments, 207 east

Main street.

Cold In the bead? or Chilblains? oi Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing In the world for It Is Column's Petroleum Balm. Oet a frr-r sample at the drug itore of Nve A

Y.B.C.A. LECTURE COURSE.

Major Henry C. Dane, single admission $ ,35

Leland T. Powers and wife, single admission .50

Dr. Fiank W. Gunsaulus, single admission .50

The Lotus Glee Club, single admission .50

Tickets (or the above course, $1. You save 85 cents b(y buying now

Major Dane will be here on Wednesday evening,

Dec. 17. Reserved seat board will be open on Monday morning, Dec. 15, at 9 o'clock.

No. 4 all Silk Meat cdjfe..... ."i cents per y:ud

No. *»Jill Mlk Mcot edtfo..... ccnisperyard

No. 7 all Silk IMcot edpe— 7 cents per yard

Also.bitr lot i.ddstind ends In Kihhons at a big- sact lJice.

LErviisrsoisr,

EAST MAIN STREET

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

Work IlHlver«'l l're« i»f Charge.

W". PI. Gosnell.

SPECIAL SALE Ol

Wall Paper! Window Shades!

To make room for our

THE UUA WFORDSVJLLK

Y. M.jC. A

Spring

pose closing out our present stock ot Wall Paper and Window Shades regardless of cost.

Robinson & Wallace.

stock we pro

To tlie Public.

I have in m.v employ as totiHorml artist-, !ei«venml Henry Brown, at 1!W N iil» Urern street, who will bo pleased to havo all ol their old and new customers to call and see thorn nt U. i'etit's barbershop.

Miisic Hall...

Wednesday, December 1(1. 11100. u\-|: NIOIIT ONI.v.

The Ureal Kmotionul Artless,

Lillian Lewis

BURI'OKTIIT) IIV

W.A.Wliitecon.

and

Archibald Cow per.

In Idavri'iice M.irsion's (Jreat'Play

"CREDIT LORRAINE!"

Hustle:, the Jew. a m*w ereaf Ion to the sta*re. A ^rand production.

PRICES—35, 50, 75 and $|.

have been here and captivated the

largest audience ever gathered in the Association

Hall at any entertainment. But see what is to come yet, and take the hint:

$ 1 8 5