Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 December 1890 — Page 3

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Tell your Grocer you mu»t have SAXTA CLAU&"

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All Prices.

(.'all ami see tn.v stock.

124 Bast Main Street.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!

A Good Suit from $18 Up!

Colman,

Ttie 3-reen Street Tailor.

CHRISTMAS

PRESENTS

Ami where to {?et them ia a problem easily solved by cullinir on

"WherA you •will seo all the latest novelties in GOLD and SILVER at prices that will convince you that here is the place to buy.

ELEGANT LIN© OFDIAMONDS, Gold Watches, New and Beautiful Clocks, Bronzes and Bronzs Figures—just the things to oruame: 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 South. Wsliiruston.!

ike Humpty JDumpty the wall, & great fall

SANTACLAUSSOAP corses tf?eir way

r°rFAIRBANK'S

Well, Well, Well,

SOAP

has come to sfay

MADE ONLY BV

N.KJAIRBANK&CO.

CHICA6Q

Here I am right on time again,

and at my old headquarters at

the 99 cent store, just loaded

down with presents for little boys

and girls.

1 have games, sleds, skates, wagons, 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 Stieet, opposite the Court House. Letters addressed to Santa Clans, In caro of this store, will receive prompt attention. xn.fi. largo crayon portrait given to every customer.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!

All Styles.

SLIPPERS.

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DAILY JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, DEO. 11,1890.

THE CITY.

Tlie Weather Report.

For Indiana—7a.in., fair, wuruier.

A LARGE lN0RSfl.SE,

The Directory Census is 6 494, Against a U. S- Oensus of 6,086 a Gain of 409. The figures ol Charles II, Emerson, of Directory Publishing Company, are complete a ail show a liaudi ome gain over tho United Stutes census figures. The beauty of the whole thing is that the names of our 0,495 people are shortly to appear in cold print, so that the most skoptical may bo convinced. Besides these 6,405, our suburbs which are really a port of the oity, contain 1,154 more, making a total population for ^rawfordsv'lle of 7,G49. The following aro the figures:

CITY l'liorjiu. X: \v:

While males .3017 White females 8173

Total whites 0100 Colorod males 14'.l Colored females 150

Total colored 305 Total In city proper 0405 SL hiatus. Males Sfiit Fomales 583

Total 1154 Urand total 7G4B Tho suburbs include Lougview, Durham, Highland, Fairview, Euglewood, Fiskvillo and tho Valley.

Death of Boreas A. Tammany. Mrs. Dorcas A. Xainimny died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at her lute rosidence, 209 east College strait, of general debility, aged 03 years. j\lis. Tammany was a daughter of Loreu 1{. aad Elenor Cooch, of Hamilton, Ohio. She came to 0rawford6villo in 1853 and had her homo in the family of Capt. W. H. Laymou until July 11, 1855, when she married James N. Tammany, railroad conductor and aocountaut. They had only one child, Harry li. Tammany. Her husband at the first call for troops joined company of the 10th, Ind. regiment, served out his term of nervioo and won credit ior his gallantry at the battle of Rich Mountain. He died Ootober 26, 1861, from diseaso contracted in the service. Duriug Mrs.

Tammany's last sicknoss, her only remaining sister, Mrs. Henrietta Arasden, of Kiohmond, Ind.,.nnd her son,Hirry, wero constantly with her. Mrs. Tammany was a true and noble daughter, wife, mother, friend and Christian, and will bo mourned by all who knew hor. Funeral from her late residence Friday, Dtic. 12, at 2 o'clock p. in. Servioe by Rev. J. W. Greene. Interment at Odd Fellows cemetery.

Lilian Lewis Last Night•

A good audience greeted the old favorite Lilian Lewis at Music Hall last uigbt. Miss Lewis has innde a great reputation since last appearing hero and fully sustained it last night. Her voice is as shrill and powerful as of old and she makes as great an impression as an emotional actress. Her support, especially Miss Merron, and Messers. Whitecar and Cowpar, was fine and all in all tho troupe is a strong combination. The costumes were elegant and superb, being as fine as any ever seen in the oity. Tho play of "Credit Lorraine" is of doubtful oharaoter and not especially conducivo to morality.

A Tragedy on the Pettit OaseLaurence Marston, the husband of Lilian Lewis and author of "Credit Lorraine" besides the other tragedies which the fair Lilian plays, has taken a great interest in the Pettit oase, and yesterday at THK

JOURNAL

office col

lected all the available matter on the trial and subsequent events. He says he sees the foundation for a magnificent tragedy in the history of the oase and we may not be surprised next year to hear of Miss Lewis starring in a play founded on the Pettit murder.

Foot Ball Saturday.

There will bo a game of foot ball Saturday between the oity Y. M. C. A. team and the Y. M. C. A. team of Lafayette. It will bo remembered that our homo team was beaten there about a week ago by the team they play here. There will bo four ohanges made on each side to add to the strength of each team. An interesting game may bo ex pooled and au admission of 25 cents wili bo ohargod at tho gates,

P. 0- S. A- atNtw Eichmond. About 15 membere of tho P. O. S. A. lougo at Indianapolis, 5 from the Indianapolis lodge, uocompanied by Dr. Henoly, of Cincinnati, and N. K. Ellis, of Connersville, leBt for Now Richmond this afternoon to install a lodge of their order at that plaoe.

Confirmed.

Tho favorable Impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeble liquid rult remody Syrup of Figs a few vears ago has been more thun confirmed by the pleasant experience of all hn havo used it, and the success of tho proprietors and manufactures, tho California Fig Oo.

The Mother'* Friend

Not only shortens labor and lessens pain attending It, but greatly diminishes the danger to life of both mother and child if used a few months before confinement. Write to Tho Br&dfleld Regulacor Co., Atlanta, Qa., tor further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co. Ctawfordsvllle, Ind.

—If you have failed to get suited In pictures, call at Lawson's and have work done. Ho never falls to please.

Everybody is invited at Blschof's, That's what he Is here for.

'While others are blowing about their show-windows, the vei diet of the public is that U. L. Host's is the most costly and elegant in the city

"LET THE BOYS HAVE A GOOD TIME

The State Board of (JhariticB Approve cf Our Uounty Asylum ButNotihe JailTHK

,TOOUNAL

is pleased to acknowl

edge the receipt of the first report of the State ard of Charities of whioh Alexander Johnson is Secretary. It is a book of nearly 200 pages containing facts which evory philanthropist cannot fail to be interested iu. The report on the jail and county

aBylnm

of Mont

gomery county will be of particular interest as being tho views of a mau who liaB soon nearly all similar institutions of the State. Secretary Johnson visited this plaoe Dec 4, 1889, and he says: "The jail ia two squares from the oourt house iu Crawfordsville. This is built on the rotary plan, of whioh thoro is only one other examplo in tin State. There are eight iron cells in each tier, eaoh being in shape a seotor of a oirole, or rather an ootagon.l'he oells rotate on a central pivot, coming in turn to the one door that serves for all. Eaoh cell hrs a water closet. The ventilation ia excellent, and if used as intended, viz: for isolation of prisoners, it would bo au excellent jail. Tho usual disinclination of slierifls to do anything whioh will interfere with "the boy having as good a time as possible," is, however, too strong to allow any such ystom to bo properly usod, and the "rotary" is not looked, so that tho x}risoners rotate it themselves and minglo in the corridors whioh surround it. This

jail

has

a oath tub but no rules about oathing or for washing,bedding or clothing. The bedding is net very good. Thoro are no sheets or pillow-slips used. There is a sjporato department for women, also hospital cages. The jail is iu fairly good order, heated by steam good water supply from the city water work* hardly enoug'i ilush to wat^r closets. There is ao labor for prisoners, nor is tho discipline of tho jail very rigid. Tramps are received on orders irorn trustee or polioo. Charge of in and out fees and one day's b9ard ia made from each one." "The asylum is located close to Crawf' rdsviUe on a farm of 180 acres of good land, 160 of which are tillable being near town it is valued at 8100 or more par aero. There is a very g-jod garden, but no orchard of any aocount some small fruit has recently been set out. The house is a commodious building of brick in very good condition anew wing built for a woman's department is of excellent construction. The hunting is by Bteam nnd woll arranged. Ventilation is good, especially in tho now wing. Sex separation is complete there are separate dining rooms. Thoro are excellent bath tubs and lavatories ull inmates bathe weekly and some cases oftener. Clothing and bedding good and ample. Cleanliness all through the house is excellent. There is an ample water supply from the city water works wat2r:siosets iu each department with good flush. Tho only criticism on the house is the lack of sitting rcoins at present the oorridors are used for this purposo. This asylum is rv creditable to the county and tho superintendent. Tho bath tubs, lavatories and water olosets aro superior to those of any other asylum in the State. Ihe Superintendent's salary is $800, ho fur. nishing two cows and four horses. The annual net cost is about $2,900 average number of inmates, 37 weekly erst per inmate, about $1.51."

S'i« Was Completely Cured. A daughter of my customer suffered from suppressed menstru ition, and her health was aompletely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Bradfield's Fsmalo Regulator, which cured her.—J. W. llellums, Water Valley,Miss. Write Tho Bntdfleld Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye & Co. Orawfords-. llle, Ind.

In Fancy Bruits V'S'-

We can please you. We will havo everything tho n.i.rket affords and of the very best quality, We charge you no more far line goods thin other hout.es charge for good stock, There is a difference in the best, but wo give that difference to our trade.

ENSMIKOEU

A SEAWKIGHT.

103 Kasti Main St.

For guitars,violins, banjos,mandolins, strings, etc., call at 2i7 cast Main street.

Figs, date, raisins at Fulton Market

A Christmas Present.

We take both pride and pleasure in annouaoing the completion of tlio greatest publishing enterprise of the year. Wo refer to our new reprint of tho ninth edition of the Encyclopaedia Britanniea.

This Is ono of che most notable achievements In tho history of book-maklnu. Not only have the plates of the entire twenty-five volumes been made In eight mouths—a task which other publishers declared would require two years—Out during this time twenty-two tuousand complote sets of tho work (550.000 volumes) have been sol', the last volumes now being ready for delivery. To print these books, forty of the largest cylinder presses havo beonkeptiunnlng steadily for six months. The mutu' ial used in making theEe books includes 1,080,000 lbs. of paper, 450,000 lbs. of binder's board, 8S.000 square yards of cloth, 1,(50,000 sheets of genuine gold leat.

Th«se books placed In one pile would roach lJi miles high, or three tlmos the height of the highest mountain in the world. If placed end to ond they would make a eontlnuous line 87 miles In longth. If the single leaves were placed end to end they would roach 38,000 miles, or over ono and a half times around tho earth.

But what is of more Interest to the public is tho fact that this set or Britaanlca, at tho price at which it lias been sold, is tho grentest baigaln over known in tho book trade. There ts no exaggeration in this st atement. Tho oldest book dealers pronounce It a marvel. The unheard of sale which has already beon mide shows the public appreciate this foCt.

No recent event in the publishing world will prove of so great and lasting importance to the public as the completion of this enterprise, which places the Great Britannica—the crowning work of all literature—at so small a fraction of its original cost, thus bringing it within the reach of tho humblest citizen.

For further information see O. M.

936-60 before Jan. 1—$SQ after that.

No. -1 all SUk-Satln 0 eonts per yard

PAID 31 DOLLARS DOCTORS* BILL.

paid 31'dollars doctor's bill for my wife in one gear, and one bottle of Bradfteld's

Female ulator did her more good than all the medicine she had taken before. JAMES T. OOTT, Oarait, 111.

Have suffered^ periodically for years—been

treated by the best physicians without re lief— Bradfield's Female Regulator did me more good than all the other remedies.

Mrs. ELIZA DAVIS, Charlotte, N. C.

Have used Bradfield's Female Regulator and can recommend it to all my frlenas. Miss C. S. WIBMEYER, Denver. Col.

BHADPIEI.I) REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ga. Sold by all Druggists. Price, $i.oo per bottle. Sold by Nye & Co.

DATA

ELY'S

Cream Balm

^eambml •/r/VKLY COLP*

ClpaiiscB~.tlio

Ni.Kal Passages. Allays Pain and Inflammation. Ileitis the Sores

Kestores the Sense of Taste and Smell.

HAY-FEVER

A pii't.tek1 is ipplinl into each nostril and is ttfixoviilile. 1'rloo—f»0 cu-its at. lrugdsUi liy mall, registered, (10 coats. ELY nUOS.. 50 Warren street. New York, N.

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

Ono thousand umbrellas cheap for the holidays at Bischof's,

The finest lighting, the finest retouching and tho most artistic posing by Lawaon, the photographer.

Buy your ribbons of Levlnson this we»*k. You'll save big money. V. •,

Christmas candies at Fulton Market.

A Safe Investment.

You have heard your friends and bors talking about It. You may vourselt be one of tho many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it Is. If you have ever tried It, yor ai- or.eoflts stauuen friends, beeausi tho -wonderful thing about It Is, t.i.) when on" clven a trial, Dr. King's ,v Discovery t—1'- after holds a place in „no house. If ou have never used it and should be aflilced with a cough, cold or any disease of tho throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle once and givo It a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottle free at Nye & co's. drugstore.

OATARltH CORED, health and sweet brearh secured by Shlloh's Oatarrh remody. Price 50c. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Moffett, Morgan Sc, Oo,

CJiMrM t*v fer Piteh8f*t Cattwfc

come yet, and take the hint:

HS5

It has been our custom to give the ladies an opportunity to buy ribbon

for Christmas Fancy Work very cheap, we will not forget them

this year and give you more Ribbon for less money

than ever you bought before.

The following Prices will insure big crowds a. our. ribbon counter So call ear'v in Hie Jay to avoid Uto tu|.:

No. 1 Bubv IUMon, I cent pcryard No. all Silk-Satin (Kljro 7 jM-rycar No. 1 all Silk and Satin. ... l!4ceuts per yard No. 7 all Silk-Sutln t-ilpo centi* per \tinl No. 2 all Silk-Satin cents i«*r yard

No. J* all Silk-PatlmiUM' 11 routs prr yard

No.l*' all Silk-Satin cdjfe,.. 1I cents prr yard

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

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON.BANK. EAST MAIN S'I REET

THE CltA WFOItDSVILLE

Y: MjC. A

O. M. OuGon, President. W, 8. MOFTBTT,Vlco President. O. P. DiritiiAM, Recording SccreUiry. V:

H. T. KINO. Treasurer. N. C. MCCAY, General Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling Allejs, Piano, Games and Rsading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. iu. Visitors always welcome.

Secretary MuCay'e olliee liouisSnre tma ID 10 a.m., and 3:1)0 to 5:'t0 p.m. and every eve Uig from 7 toU «0t excepting Saturday.

NewMeat Market

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

F. LEWSADER.

Apples, oianges and grapes Fulton Market.

Call on G^o. F. Hughes for the Estey organ. Sold on easy payments, 207 east Main street.

Gold in the headV or Chilblains? oi Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores'r The best thing In the world for it Is Colman's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye Co

The "Schuberts" have been here and captivated the

largest'audience ever gathered in the Association

Hall at any entertainment. But see what is to

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

Total, $1.85 Tickets for the above'eourse, $1. You save 85 cents by 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. aU Silk 1 icat ilfci\

No. .'ml! Hik I'kot cdsre. No. 7 all Silk Pioi.l cdpc

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

tVoili Delivered Free of

"W. Ft. G-osiaell.

SPECIAL

SALE OF

Wall Paper! Window Shades!

To make room for our Spring stock we propose closing oat our present stock ot Wall Paper and Window Shades regardless of cost.

Robinson & Wallace,

f» tvnts por xaid t» rents per ard

7 cents per yard

Also. iiijf lot dds and ends In at a Mg- io Ith e.

To the Public.

I have inm.v emplov as tonsorial artists, George und Henry Urown, at iar Njrfli Green street, who will bo ploased to liavu allot iiicirold and new customers to call and sec them at II. Petit's barbershop.

Music Hall

One Solid Week, commencing

Monday, Dec. 15,

Spcelril enjTii^emcnt of TlltUIM/S

(clcbriilcd .i

N \V YOItK

ComedyCo

Supporting the popular emotional actress,

HELEN VAUGHN

In a repeatedrc of comcdic* and drama*.

Popular Prices: 10, 20 and 30.

—A Ladies and Children Grand Mat inee on

Saturday at 2 :.f0 p.m. Every cliilA attending this matinee will rccelvo present.