Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 December 1890 — Page 4

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to tho Nervous and OebUitated

ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.

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pF YOU SHOULD TRAVEL OER THE WORLD I AS FAR AS YOU COULD CO, [A BETTER 50AP THAH

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IViusi^a-l Ii^truments

Ami I'txiurfes of All Kinds.

(S BROS., 99-Cent Store.

Wton Sti eet,-opposite the Court House. Fruit given to every custoinor.

fere w^re hundreds of pairs ol *et in this city made comfortable on Christmas Day and it was all on accound of

^KEILY

124 East Main Street.

And his Christmas Slippers.

CHAINS

PILLS

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iQRTH A GUINEA A

effectualI"

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NERVOUS DISORDERS

the Stomach, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite,

lee/jess.

trhp

Scurry, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed ervous and Trembling Sensations, Sc. RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES.

RESTORE FEU ALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH.

tfeak Stomach, Impaired Disordered Liver, etc.,

tbat BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF

Prepared only by T1IOS. IIRKCIIAM. St. IIe1ens» T*nncn«htre« England. Sold by IhjtgjM*generally. B. F. ALLEN CO., 365 and 367 Canal St.. New York, Sol« AconU for tha United Mates.

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IT S3STOWE33D I On Christmas Day, 1890, and

dratrifistdoc* not ke«p them) WILL MAIL

BOX. (MENTION

Fiftyyears from now the young people

of to-day will be telling their children

and grand-children that

THIS PAPFB.)

l^mdous snow on Christmas day,

the first snow of the season."

lem apiece of

rare, a Christmas present,

tend purchased of

EyeJJJLSyniptom Gone.

Probably iu\jMsense Inflicts so much continuous pain tisTWfiumatlsui. Over uo Dingle complaint has Dr. TTiftfld Kennedy's Favorite lUmixly. of UomidouUt?. Y„ won more euros than Rheumatism. By Ws uso ho agonlgln?

freed

atlont can onco more -inro '''s limbs anil lt from past roars of jpaln. Mr. Frank Strait, a wolV known merchant ol Now Hamburgh, N., XS says: "1 suffered, tortures from 1

Sciatic Rheumatism

My ease was a very bad pne, and none of tlio means taken gave mo relief- 1 uso Dr. David Kcnoody's Favorite ltomeJy» ot Koundout. N. V. and am ontlroly rid of fay trouble. Only three bottles brought alKut this wondorful result. It has built mo up and been of great benefit to me In o*lior waj 1 heartily rccommoni it to other sufferers.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.

Made lit

LLOUSPOUT,

K. V- 0 for

DAILY JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, DEO. 31,1890.

THE^JlTY.

The Weather Rep{rt*

For Indiana—7 a.m„ fair, war"-

WIoE AlfD OTESS^gL —You are oordinlly invited to attend the Y. 31. O. A. New Years reception. —A as not of a business nature in tho "^ranted Column," one cent a line a -iay. —Never throw down THE JOURNAL without looking through the "Wanted Cblnmn." —The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. ohuroh will meet at the parsonage next Tliuisday at 8 p. m. —Tho Sunday sohool board of the Methodist ohuroh will meet Wednesday eveniug after prayer meeting to elect officers and reorganize the sohool. —The P. O. S. A. last evening initiated Harry Cadwallader, Harry Vanco, Will Coleman, Mat Matthews, James

Wilhite and James Fordyoe. Ten applications for membership were receiv el.

Porged a Money Order.

"Julius Ay ere, a young traveling man, son of a prominent ex-oitj offioial, was arrested at Evanst ille this evening on a warrant sworn out by Fostoliice Inspector Viikery, on a charge bf collecting money on a forged poatoffico money order. The forgery was committed by J. W. Bowers, also a traveling man, who was recently discharged by J. R. Goodwin & Co., of Evansville. Bowers has fled, but secret-service officers have a clew to his whereabouts. Bowers also collected considerable money belonging to Goodwin & Co., whioh he appropriated to his own us*."— Indianapolis Journal.

Mr. Ayers formerly resided in this city in the house of Mrs. Nellie Wynn on east Main street. He is a strikingly handsome young fellow and of a pleasing manner. He married Mies Feokett, of Kokomo, several years ago and came to reside here. After removing from this place his wife secured a divorce on account of his worthlessness.

A Monster Salmon-

J. J. Insley reoeived a present this morning from his brother, F. A. Insley, of Portland, Oregon. It was a 40 pound salmon and the most beautiful fish ever seen in this city. It came packed in ice and looked as though just taken from the water. Our local sportsmen have the Columbia River fever already.

Open Homes To-ilorrow.

The fashion of keeping open houses on New Year day has about gone out. Fow if any houses will be open to-mor-row and the Y. M. C. A. reception will be tho only notable event of the day. All Halloween has superceded the New Year reception here.

Called to Mnacie-

Rov. Frank H. Hays, formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian ohuroh of this city' has reoeived a call to tho Presbyterian church at Mnncie. The position is a most desirable ono and Mr. Hayes' friends in this city will be glad to hear of his good fortune.

Minstrels at New floss*

"Smail Suiter's Minstrels" held the boards at New Ross last night before a $6 house. The performance was unique in its way and the aggregation returned on the night train with a broken and a oon trite spirit.

Oard Of Tbanks.

To the old soldiers of Company B, 120 Indiana: I wish to return my thanks for the Bplendid chair you prosented to me Christmas at our supper. Company always has a warm place in my heart.

Confirmed.

The favorable Impression produced on the flrst appearance of the agreeble liquid rult remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used It, and the Guccess of the propiletorsand manufactures, the California Fig Co.

If you examine the work In Lawson's show case you will see what bo calls his satin or velvet finished cabinets. It represents bis every day work In a general way and especially the finish is far superior to any mado in Crawfordsvllle.

Call on Geo. F. HugbeB for tho Estey organ. Sold on easy payments, 207 east Main street.

All pluah goods damaged by fire at half price at O. L. tiost's, 207 east Main street,

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS mode miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan

Co.

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For sale by Moffett, Morgan k, Co.

Health demands a healthy liver. Take Simmon's Liver Begulator for dyspepsia and indigestion.

Spring-time sttar mon'f Liver Kogfljakr Simmon'sLl' excellent ajft Fonts, OhapS Una.

GBAIN AND GUM.

Two More of' Orawfordsville's Industries Whioh Deserve Speoial Mention "racENix

NO.-2."

This is the sign thut meets the eye when approaching the magnificent new grain elevator of Crabbs & Reynolds. This name is very signifioiont and as its name implies is the second building that has arisen from tho ashes under the management of this enterprising firm. As might be expected their experience in building elevators enabled them to mRke improvements after each fire tuid Phenix No. 2 now stands not only as the finest elevator in Montgomery county but equal to any in Indiana. The elevator is so arranged that grain can bo handled either from railroad or farmers' wagons. It is. provided with dumps for corn, wheat and oats. Tiius making the unloading of grain so rapid and so easy that farmers never liavo to wait. The building is provided with the latest patterns of Fairbanks Standard scales throughout, hioluding a one thousand -ljushel hopper. Also a full roller corn and the me«L manufactured here the best to be fonnd anywhere and is far superior to the old stone process. The building is also provided with facilities for handling 10 to 12 oars of corn and 10,000 bushels of wheat per day. The work is all done by machinery, grain is tiken from the wagon, cleaned and put into the ear without the aid of the scoop shovel. The storage oapaoity is about 75,000 bushels inside of the main building. Acorn house for storage of ear oorn having a capacity of 10,000 bushels is looated just north of the main build-" ing. The oorn is elevated into this building from dumps thus avoiding all shoveling. A watchman's house stands nearby and a night watoh is always on duty. This plant as a whole is a model of completeness and will well repay a trip to any one interested in this line of business. The business carried on here is the largest in central Indiana and the amount of grain handled makes it possible for ttiis firm to handle it very cheaply. The firm of Crabbs & Rey nolds is one of the loading firms of the oity, employing from 6 to 10 men.

CHEWING GUM,

Crawfordsville is fast acquiring a reputation through the great Northwest as

point whence emanates the toothsome ohewing gum. Smith & Myers are fast obtaining a monopoly on this business ever driving in White of Elkhart the manufacturer of "Yucatan," a big sale being made in Elkhart on yesterday by our home institution. Although the foroe is being constantly increased the orders are still three weeks behind. Ten men are now employed and two men to be added at onoe. They are at present turning out $3,000 sticks of Brownies gum a day but this will soon be largely inoreased. Both frait and mint gums ar3 made and of only the best materials. A large evaporating boiler is the latest addition to the firm's facilities and it enables them to make a much sweeter and better article tlian formerly. Shipments are made to every plaoe in Indiana and the majority of the towns in Illinois, Ohio and Michigan and some even more remoto. The day seems not far distant when the Brownies chewing gam will be as famous as the popular little people from whioh it takes its name.

WAVKLAND.

John Shanks is puinting at Rookviile this week. Ed Foley returned home to Paris, 111., yesterday.

Do tali Carlile, of Rookviile, was in town yesterday. Will Hanna, of Flora called on old friends here Saturday.

Harry and Ruby Evans returned home from Flora yesterday. The Brown's Valley brass band furnished the mnsio at the supper last night.

And sti'l they come. The K. of P.'s will give a supper at Dietrich's hall Saturday night.

The ladies of the Prcsby terian jhureh will give a supper at Dietrioh's Ball New Years night.

Misses Dola Parsoifs and Hadley, of Hendrioks county, Oldshue and wife.

Frank Kindig, of bity, Evaston, 111., brother, H. L.. this

Mrs. Geo. Cooper oont. Ining $5, on oi night. Finder please

Harry Olark ret Pittsburg Monday

Lnrrr STETO.

visiting John

rth crest Univerthe guep* ft his eek, st a pooketbook streets Monday return it. ned home from rening, where he

had been visiting his ("dear oousin." Not withstanding tho inolemenoy of the weather last night the G. A. B. sup-

Sependont

was well attended and inoreased the fund about 823 clear of expenses.

There will bea seleot ball at Dietrich's hall to-night wh'we bur young society people will trip the light fantastio to the delightful strainu of music by the Marshall orohestra.

Reese Kelso, Ad Ghormley, Bert Knl Winter Fullenwidc wider, Chas Johni John D. Fisher, Johnson spent the Demaree farms yee

by the firm WEST & TBU&X, Toledo, Ohio, WAIIDINQ, KINN. sale Druggists,

'on Wolfo,. Justioe z, Dave Demaree,

Ernest] Fullenm, Sam 'Swisher,' Ball and John hunting on the rday.

HoWef ThlsV

We offer one hutjtlred dollars for any case of cutafrh that cannot cured by tak'ng Hal Catarrh Cure. F. J. OHENBT A Coi.Props., Toledo,O

reward be

We, the undersigned, have known _. J. Cheney for the lajst fifteen years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transaction, and financially able to carry out ai|y obligations made

•holesale druggists,

MABVIN,

Hall's Catarrh 0 acting directly surfaoes~x5t

lie bile. Simuoves It. most

zing

Whole-

oledo, Ohiq

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is taken

[the blood am. Tei per bottl

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sent free, PrJc by all d^ggKlB^

%V$0mWOMAN.

PAID 31 DOLLARS DOCTORS* DILL.

paid 31 dollars doctor's bill for my wife gear, and one bottle of Bradfield't did her more good than the medicine she had token before.

JAMES T. OOTT, Carml, HI.

Have suffered periodically for years—been JX J?

b£st

Physicians without re-

UeX—Br.dfield Female Regulator did mo more good than all the other remedies, Mrs. ELIZA DAVIS, Oharlotts, N. O.

Have used Bradfield's Female Regulator and can recommend It to nil my friends Mlsa O. S. WH5MEYER, Denver. Col.

BRADFIELD RKOCLATOK Co., Atlanta. Ga. Sold by all Druggists. Price, $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Nye & Co.

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y.Xi Potter Building, 38 Park How. Sew York,

The Maine is the largest ship of the new navy. She is really the first regular line of battle ship the new navy will have. She is called a "belted cruiser," from the fact that all her middle part will be covered with an armor of steel plate twelve inches thick. Such armor covering bow and stern would make the big ship too heavy, therefore these are left unarmored, though the whole ship is of steel. Bow and stern are filled in with watertight compartments, so that if she is hit in one place and leaks the damage will not affect other parts. Where her machinery is she is protected by the armor. The Maine's largest guns can carry a GOO pound projectile nine miles.

Fortunate ather and Son: "lam as certain aalnow live,1' says 0. E. Barthomew, of Kaskaska.Mic.h., "that Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite .Remedy, of Roundout, N. Y., saved my life when I was. a victim of that terrible venal disorder—Brlght's disease. My son had a fever sore, on his leg. He, too, used Favorite Bomedy, and Is now well. But for this medicine I am sure both father and son would have been six feet under the sod."

Fire.

A few articles damaged by Arc at a great reduction at 0- L.Rost's.

The best grade of good are k«pt in stock all tho time by Ensmloger fc Seawright, on Main btreet

Story & Olark organs, sold on casv payments at 207 east Main streot. School Teachers

Church committees and all othors wanting candles, nuts and fruits oe sure and call on us before buying your goods for the hollidays. We will have the largest stock, the best variety and the best quality of the above goods in the oity to select from. Our prices will be right. If you see the stock it will please you.

ENSMINGHR & SEAWBIQHT, 103 east Alain St.

The Mother's 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 The Bradfield Regulacor Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Oo. Orawfordsvllle, Ind.

Pain and dread attend the use of mod catarrh remedies. Liquid and snuffs are unpleasant as well as dangerous. Eiy.'s Cream Balm Is safe, pleasant, easily applied Into the nostrllB, and a sure oure. It cleanses the nasal passagse and heals the Inflamed membrane, gh ing relief at once. Price 6O0.

Huoklen'B Aruloa tMive.

The beat salve in the world for Oute, Brulsep, Sores, Ulcere, Salt Bheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, oorns, and all skin eruption and

positively curejs. Piles, or no pay reulred. It is guaranteed to give perfect tlon, fir money refunded. Price,

For sajeatHye A Oo.e

'and sweet rh remor tree.

$36.60

Secretary McCay's ofllco hours are from 0 to 10 a.m., and 3:30 to 5:10 p.m. and every eve iIng from 7 to 0 30. excepting Saturday.

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.

Collars and oulft made: :as Pure as driven snow. I

W". IR.. Gosnell

Mrs.Holloway&Brunton

Have removed their Dressmaking Establishment over the Investment Bank on S. Washington street, and are now fitted up flue style to resume work.

At Cost:

Robinson & Wallace.

The price of a complete set of

the Encyclopedia Briltanica if

purchased of O. M. LACEY

before Jan. i, 18^

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LIKE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

Passengers and Baggage to Depots, Hotels, oi any part of the Citr. Also proprietor of tho Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line

The Cheap Prices will be maintained and Satlsfaetoiy service rendered. Leavo calls at Stables on Markot streot, slate at Snodgrass & Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

Y. M.C.A

O. M. GRKOO,President. W, 8. MOFFETT, Vlco President. G. P. DunttAM, Hccordlug Seoretary.

H. T. KINO,Treasurer. N. C. MCCAV, General Secretary. Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Is the Time!

Also, teacn

the Buddlngton-Tayloi System. dec81

Fine Horses.

Everybody who has occasion to go to Dock Britton's livery stable notioes the unusually fine horses he keeps there. Not only that but everything kept so nice and olean that ladies can go there to order a rig without fear of hearing or seeing anything offensive. The employes are quiok and attentive and customers have no long waits. For a stylish looking rig, either double or single, everybody goes to see Doo Britton.

Dress patterns suitable tor holiday presents. Every brother, father and husband should see them at Bisohof's.

In Fancy E rulta

We can please you. We wlllihave everything tho murket affords and of tho very best quality, We chargo you no more far fine goods thwother houses charge for good stock, There Is a difference in the best, but wo give that difference to our trade.

ENSMINOEK & SBAWRIGHT, 103 East Main

For guitars,violins, banjos,mandolins, strings, etc., call at 207 cast Main streot.

A large crayon portrait given to every onatomer at the 99 cent store. We Have Bought And are now receiving the finest line of of plain and fancy candles ever shown In this oity, which we propose to rr.ll to the Holiday trade at the lowest possible prices. We will soon have onr stock displayed and want everybody to come ana see the quality and variety we have to offer. Persons wanting to buy In large quantities will do well to see us before buying, as we feel sure that we can please all In quality and price,

EKSMINOEB A SEAWBIOHT, 103 East Main St.

For oil kinds of latest music call at 20 east Math street.

Wax WiLii Yon cougii when Shiloh's Oure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 oents, 60 oents and $1- Moffett Morgan ft Oo.

Brain-workers keep your' heads clear and bowels open. Take Simmon's Liver, egulator.

$50.00

The price of the same after]

1, 1S91. The publishers^

informed me that the $36.1

will be withdrawn with the close of the year. O. M. LACKY

A WHITE SEWING MACHINE

Bran New. For sale at $30. An Elegant Present for your Wife. Inquire at this office.

gHERnrP'S SALli. By virtue of tlireo executions to me directed, ono from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, State of Indiana, In favorofIsabella Z. Porter, and two from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Iloono county. State of Indiana, inravorof Klchard K. Nlvln. Cashier of the State Bank, of Thorntoy— inna, Issued to me as the Sheriff ol' ery county, Indiana, I will exposo' public auction and outcry on

MONDAY, JAN. 10th, 1891,

between the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. anc, clock p. m. of said day, at tlio door of tllv Court House in Crawfordsvjllo, Montgomor\/ County, Indiana, the rents and profits for ai Ujrm not exceeding soven veara, the following described real estate in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit:

Tlio cast half of t\jj^ southeast quarter of

section twelve (12) Cuwnship nineteen (10) north, rango three (3) west, containing eighty acres more or less.

To bo sold

an't

costs, and if the same will not bring a sum suillclcut to satisfy said .executions, I will on tho same day at the same place, offer the fee Blmplo of said real estate, to satisfy the judgments for three hundred and forty..Ino ana 04-100 dollars, together with Into.est und costs, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. real estate taken as the property of William E. Gardener-

129 N Green St

In the City.

Warm Dinner^Vm'tol^ Cents

Cigars, Tobacco, Confectioneries,. CHARLES SMITH, WALTER BERING.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Blush of Buses Is bottcr than powder, for fj CURES Instead of Injuring. Our agent wll CHU. MltS.H. SMOCK, I

Brunch Office Blush of Itoscs, Indianapolis, lndj

UPHOLSTEMNj

—MATTRESSES-

FURNITURE Repaired and Paj for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel BU 112 West Plko Street. Out-Oi*tc^Q work solicited.

PIANOS ant ORG

CLEANED, TUNED and BEPi Or PACKED.

JOHN U. »A( No. 715 South |jj

Drs.TJ.aridMaJ

Office and Besldonce

Mrs. Dr. Griffith give Chronic and SJ Women, OUldrenJ Dr. Griffith, a genera:

OONBOI/TA

Diseasesloj

AND I

Contu-Utlonro •tore, South.Wa iordtvllle,Iiidlanj

A. D-1

•J

satisfy said executions. Interests,

EBENEZERP. McCLASKEY 81iorlff of Montgomery County.

By E. H. Cox. Deputy. P. H. Dutch, attorney for plaintiff, '"T Dee. 27, A. D. 1880.— Pf $i j.