Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 February 1891 — Page 8
Ii'Bpalrliifr is one of the mohl imjiortjiiit paru of jeweler's business.
A Good Watch may be ruined by
careless or ignorant workman.
Therefore, when your wntehe* are out
of order brine UicuOo
0
207 East Main Street
Bring the Babies
Over Con Cunningham's.
MRS. WILSON
Who has purchased the Kilna Nicholson stock of millinery,has moved the same to elegant rooms in Joel Block. Duo notice will be given of the arrival of Spring styles. 127 Mtitli wanliiBiftan street.
Baths! Baths! Baths!
TL* 15 AND SNOWKK,
AT TUB
Y.M.C.A.BarberShop
McCAi.ir A: AitMSTit0.N0.
Liverpool & London & Globe
Insurance Co.
"Amer:ctin Assets cash
S 3 0 0 0 1 3 3 3 1
Losses paid in United Stutes.*. .4'),5'J7,7ii.76
Solid, Prompt and Honorable.
Does the Leading American Business,
l'olicies written by
Cumberland & Miller,
Agents, Crawfordsville. Ind.
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OF MUSIC,
UNIVERSITY, GfEENCASTlE. INO.
:.':bc'i*,u in 1'iiitmfnrtp. OI'KKII, Voiw. Violin, JI?U! IUnd Irrpti urncni*, llnrnioi. -, i-.iulit•hinging. (JhornM nn! Orchwtra. n» .!•»•(•• i\«d it uiiy tInto (lurinu lInt HCIIOOI ll'utrd in Univi-rHity I!:II]N F'J.OO to |rr
AO cl*. to $ l.frj piT .week. Position*
»«!.•«] for vvorlli)'jruduat«. •^r iartii,iil»ril nddrcM, I'rof. JAMES H. IJOWK. Dc*a.
DAILY JOURNAL
SATURDAY, FEB. 7, 1891.
Kline.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs1. M-it lvliuo Thursday aftoruoon at 2 cloak, ft boy.
Private Opinion Made PublicWilliam Hulett, a Democrat: "I predict that tho Star will iu its next issue declare itself a straight out Dem-«-r.iH.. paper. M-iy b3 you dou't be. lievo it, but mark my word it will.
Death of Christian PatriaeChristian Pntridgi. died at me uume of her liusb&ud on east Jeftersou street, yesterday niternoou of lung fever. The funeral will ocour to-morrow at 10 a. m. Elder Uolemau ef the A. M. E. church officiating.
Sullivan Is Not a fighter. Dan Sullivan desires to state that he is not a prize fighter and has no sym pathy with them. How tho report got abroad that he wanted to fight any middle-weight iu Indiana is more than he can explain.
"Savauoia."
No oue should fail t\ hear the famous lecture ou "Savon oU," the great Italian patriot and martyr by Chicago's brilliant pulpit orator. F. W. Gunsaulue, D. IX, next Thursday evening at the Y. M. C. A. hall. This lecture has been widely hoard over the country, east and west, and is everywhere pronouueed oue of the most masterly pieces of oratory of recent times.
Cheaper to Take Out License. Any book agent or canvasser for the sale of any goods, wares or merchandise, is required by uu ordinance of the oity of Crawfordsville, to lirst obtain a licence. Any failure to first obtain license before selling or offering for sale any goods, wares or merchandise, either for immediate deliverv or for future delivery, subjects tho offender liable to a tine of not less than 810 and cost of prosecution. It is cheaper to take out a license.
(Jircuit Court.
Sarah Zellar vs. Wm. Brittou. Compl lint. Jury found for defendant. Henri E. Allison vs. Pembroke Key nolds. Complaint on accouut. Plaintiff damages assessed at $311.40 and costs.
Wm. Brittou vs. John W. Smith. Plaintiff's damages assessed at $390.40 and costs.
Robert E. Patterson vs, Charles F. Nicely et al. Complaint. Dismisesed. at plan tiff's coat.
An Imprudent Peddler-
A fakir who peddled an inferior comb from door to door yesterday introduoei a new method of hawking wares' to Crawfordsville. It was his plain endeavor to terrify ladies into purchasing his goods. So demonstrative did be become at tho home ot Miss Mary Wishard on east Wabash avenue that the lady in terror slammed the door aud looked it in his face. Then lollowed a volley of curses in broken English which it is safe to Bay Miss Wishard has never heard equalled. The old rascal proceeding with his pack a few doors further ou and stopped at the house of Judge Thomus. He hoot mo violent at once and seiziug old Judge Thomas' mother by tho wrist he forced lic-r to purohase the articles against her will. Numerous other complaints are made of the wretali aud he Renins to have terrorized most of tie ladies in tho east end. He badly needs a term ou the stone pile.
Egged Out of Town.
Harris' wonderful spectacular show inclndiug the ten artists and great mechanical eff-.'cts held the boards at New Market last night. They went iu a moving wagon aud what was left of them came back in what was left of the conveyance. Tho audience was a good oue and those composing it say that the same cannot be said of the show. The citizens of New Murket concluded that it was a ffik-::, and as soon as the curtain fell ou tho last dramatic situutiou, an ominous murmur ran around ttie hall. When the scenery was liually packed and tho several stars safely stored away iu the wagon the return trip to this oity began. But the citizens were up in arms. A grocery store had been opened and 30 dozens of eggs were freely lavished upon tlie heads of theAtlionians,
Pete Smail, Mail Endicut, aud Hiuvey Mack being among the victims. When the eggs were all gone stones and clubs were called into requisition and it is safe to say a sorrier looking crowd never pulled out of New Market. They were all sopped in egg juice and several hsd severe bruises from contract with stones. A return date will not be played.
Tho show boys state tliat tho small neves of the stage prevented the wonderful mechanioal effects from being displayed to good advantage. 175 persons wore in the house and 815 wore cleared by the troupe. The eggs thoy say they exceedingly regretted and would have ixjrferred thom pooohed, but as thoy cost 20 oents a dozen and 30 dozen were used for their entertainment thoy ure not complaining.
'"Guess Which."
The junketing committee wliich went to Chicago, to investigate lights have returned aud will kuow, just what light to report ou next Monday night, regarding the city's own eleatrio light Thoy visited Oliicigo and several towns, which own their own lights but the system that downs all competitors now, as but they oould soe, is the ouo thai will light our city, maybe—but just what systom of lighting will go at present ia not for the people to know they will asoertaiu later. We will say that tho three just went to Chioago expressly to see the several schemes for making good light, aud they'll tell all about it ou next Monday night. The Westinghbuse, EdiBou and several others, are just as alike as a pair of twin brothers, aud after a thorough and exhaustive test, they decided the one they will buy is the best. Guess what we will haver Which system will be reported ou favorably by Light Committee?
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C. M. S,.
A Surprise Party.
Yesterday was the birthday of Miss Maggie Callahan, of west Wabash aveenue. Last evening a large number of her friends tendered her a delightful surprise parcy in honor of tho event. The occasion was a most felioitous oue and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
McPhersor. Post Meeting.
McPheison Post, No. 7, U. A. R., will hold its regular monthly meeting th'S evening at the Post Headquarters. A full attendance is desi red.
UEECiiAM'd Pills act like magic t..n Weak Sloinuch. WAVKLANIX
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Will Thornton returned to Indianapolis yeterday. H. E. Rhoads returns from Torre Haute yesterday.
Mrs. JOB. Alfrey, of Greencastle, is visiting relatives here. J. H. Canine transacted business at Crawfordsville yesterday.
TEE JOURNAL correspondent predicts another wedding in the near future. THE JOURNAL is mistaken. We will have seven months instead of six months school.
Harry Rhoads, wife and baby, of Tc-rre Haute, are visitidg M. Rhoads' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rhoads.
MAIlItlED.'
At the residence of the bride's parents 21 mi'ea north of Delphi, Harrie E. Clark, of this p'aco, to Miss Sadie Van Ostrum, of Delphi. The happy young couple are expected home this evening, where they will spend a few days with tho groom's parents.
A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years, ought to know salt from sugar read what he says:
TOLEDO, 0.,Jon. 10. 1887
Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.—Gentlemen:—I have been In the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that In all my practice and experience have never seen a prepara tlon that I c.ould prescribe with as much confidence ot success as I can Hall's Cataarh Cure, manufactured by you Have prescribed It a great many times and Its effect Is wonderful and would sav In conclusion that I have yet to find a ease of Cataarh that It would not cure if they would take it according to dlrec Hons. Yours ttulv,
L. L. GOllSUCH, M. D. Oir.ce, 215 Summit St.
We will give $100. for any case of Cataarh that cannot be cured with Hall's Cataarh Cure. Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY & CO,, l'rops Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75c.
Valentines at the !I3 cent store.
Notice-
The members of Friendship lodge aro requested to meet at the lodge room on next Saturday night. By orJer of
I. o. WADE, G. C. T,
B. A. HAHIMNC, G. Sect.
Stockholders' Meeting. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Crawfordsville Building, Loan Fund and Savings Association that a special meeting oi the stockholders of said Association will be held at the oHieo of the 'Secretary oil Monday, February !), lsfll, at. 7 o'clock p. m. Attent: T. H. 13. MCCAIN,
B. It. Rcisnvhii, Sec. Pres.
Xo Change of Cars
From St. Louta to Hot S,rinKf. Colorado or California. The Vandalia lino holds out the above Inducements to parties wishing to go to above pointsWhy go around out of your way, when von can go direct and so easy via the Vandaila line. Leave home at!):45a.m., eat dinner next day at Hot Springs Ark., at 1 p. m. pUnie Pullman and Tourist .-deeping oars from St. Louis to California and chair cars free from St. Louis, to Colorado points. All without change Every comfort and morn safety than at home. Get info:matiou and tickets of J. C. Hutchinson, agent at Main street depot.
Change of Firm
Notice is hereby given that the part neishlp existing between John A. and Charles E. Gilbert, under the firm name of Gilbert ,fc Co., isdlssolved by mutual consent, Charles E. Gilbert continuing the business. The few who owe us aro requested to call and settle forthwith".
JOHN A.
GrL«EIIT,
CUAlSIiHS E. GlIiUEUT.
In retiring, after successful business Is established, I do so with tho hopo and assurance that the new firm will deeorve and receive a most liberal support.
Jan. H, 1801. JOHN A. GM.UHHT.
SHILOn S CODGHand Consumption Cure Is sold by us on a guarantee. It oures consumption. For sale by MoEfett, Morgau &, Oo.
Painting the town red means headache iu the morning. Simmon's Liver Regulator prevents It.
Florida Orangon, Lemons, Bananas.
Malaga Grapes, Fancy Apples, Pics and Dates,
The I-nircy Kstnte.
All persons who aie indebted to the estate of the late O. M. Lacev are hereby notified to call and# settle their accounts forthwith. The books ure in my oillce and a list of the accounts is at Pontious 4 Lacey's book store. Payments can be made at either place. The number of debtors is too large for mo to petsonally call on thom for payment hence parties interested will save costs by giving Immediate attention to this notice.
Jan. 29, 1891. SIIH WHS Completely Cured. A daughter of my customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Brad'field's Female Regulator, which cured her.—J. W. Heliums, Water Valley,Miss. Write-The Bradlleld Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye 4 Oo. CrawfcrdBvllle, Ind.
Gentlemen. Attention.
Take your soiled and faded clothing to be re-dyed, cleaned and repaired to look equal to new to the American Steam Laundry. They are the agants for the Boston Steam Dye Worifs, of Lafayette. Work done on short notice.
No oure-allor untried remedy will cure Is does Simmon's Liver Regulator.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator. One dos worth 100 dollars.
The New Discovery,
You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about, it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a tiling It 19. If you Have ever tried it, you are one ol its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about It is,that when once given a trial, Dr. King's New Discovery ever after holds a place in tho house. If you have never used It and should bo afllicted with a cough, cold or any "throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give It a fair trial Jt is guaranteed oyory time, or money refunded. Trial bottle frso at Nyo & Co.'s drugstore.
1 Have Decided
To continue the cut sale one week more.
It v^ill positively close on Saturday, Feb. 7.
W. MfQURE.
Raisins (all kinds). Nuts (all kinds), Telekatharo Currants,
Prices reasonable.
KA*iT
WILLIAM T. Bltrsll. Administrator.
PALACES
High Grade Coffees, High Grade Toas, High Grade Spices, i'ancy Evaporated Fruits,
Fancy Bottled Goods, Fancy Canned Goods. First Quality Cured Meats,
Flour of All Grades, Buckwheat Flour. At K).'i Kilst Main Street.
Milo Ensminger.
RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.
MONOX ROUTE.
SOUTH
..Night Mull (daily)....
O I I
1 Mail (daily) 2:'J1 p. (Above trains only stop atcounty seat*.] "it'JTp.m.. Bedford and J.af. Accom...l0:4ya. !:0f»a.m.... Way Freight 0p.ui
BIG 4—Peoria Division.
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Kxprrss -Mail BrlKa.m
1 :*ra.m Mail (daily) 12:."»ra.in ~»:Oap.m Mail—l-'.xpri'fis 1 :'l5p.m 1 tfop.m Mail—Kxpri.^s t3:4."juu
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\AftDALIA.
SOUTH
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F°R SALE.
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.NAI.KOlt ILKNT:—-A (food hotel wllh 11 riMiui* and convenient iv arranged in the thriving town of New Market. .Address 1\ A. Fletcher, New Market, Ind.
SALK—An open faced stiver watoh Elgin movement chean. Inquire at the Journal otllec.
FOUatTUADK.-Threefor$'Jf
LUST.—Aengraved
he isos and lots for
small farm. Kent per mouth. InHiire 804 went Perry street.
silk umbrella with the owner's
name on the handle. Keturn to tldsotlico and receive reward.
FOR RENT.
"|"H) KKNT—-The business room lormerly oocupled by Jtoss A: Uicnmond on Market street Inquire of .1. S. Miller.
F'OU
KENT.—Store room lor rent, 30x80 feet, liest stand in town. Address box '-Ml, Linden, Jnd.
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KKNT.-Comtortahh ho»it«e f»r Rinall tainily, cheap. ill take some work. InMulre We.st Perry street.
WANTED.
W^^'l'KlJ-lmniedlatolycook.
PUSH
at Coat4»s(.'oUwgo,
erre (laiite. a good Pay three
aud hall to five dollars per week. Address Miss Lizzie (Xylet Coates College, Terre Haute.
ION WANTKD—Any person desiring a nurse will please call ou Mra. K. K. Gerard, No. 401, oh li street, itoforenccs given.
WANTED-A
good girl at Mrs, P. C. Somcp
vllle's, 00? east Main struct.
I
FOUND.
FOl'Nl,—A
bunch of kvys.
office.
liiijuin'i!
DR. C. E. RANKIN,
(Successor to Montague & Uunkla Special attention given to the Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoid Office over the Corner Rook Store. Ke#^' f00 South Washington »trw»
PIANOS and ORGANS
CLEANED, TUNED and REPa!^1' Or
l'ACKKn.
JOHJTW.HAOV, Xo. 715 South Oreen Stn'ot
A. D- LOFLAND,
Real Estate, Loan, 1a®1"1
I feel It my duty to say ,7 in regard to Ely's Cream Balm, a» so entirely without solicitation. used more or less than half a ^e. .* liHve found it to he moat adimrft have suffered from catarrh of kind ever since I was a Uttlc u". never hoped for cure, httt
Many
'OiMl
seems to even do that. qualntances have used It wi'h
Bowels Irregular ana
Alf_
suits.—OsearOstrum, 15 "111" Chicago, 111.
Children Cry for. Pitcher's
('onst'''"}'!!'gis-
sulttng In Piles, avoldoil by ta» mon's Liver Bogulatoi.
Heidth demands ahealtl'V Simmon's Llvor BegulftUu- foi i. and indigestion.
ChildrenTrvlbir*Pitcher's.CKtof»