Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 February 1891 — Page 4

Repairing is out? of tJic most liuportAii!,

parte of a Jeweler's business.

A Good Watch may be ruined by a

rtirc4t%ss cc 'graorunl tvorknsan.

Therefore, when your watches firo out

of order oriu£ lbc*uj to

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207 East Main Street

Bring the Babies

(jtyjfo/l

Over Con Cunningham's.

MRS. WILSON

Who has purchased the Edna Nicholson stock of nulliuery,haB moved me same 10 oicpunt rooms .loel HlocU. Due notice will be given of the arrival of Spring .itylefi. 137 feouth lYu*Tilu£t.m Street.

Gonzales & Armstrong. Dentists,

Successors to Galey Bros.

Invite the Public .... To cull and examine their entirely new method of

Inserting artificial dentures Without Plates. .. This method is patented and

Gonzales & Armstrong have vhe exclusive privilege of ti9in& it in Montgomery and adjoining counties.

It with the jluiyv suction piut in vcoimnon use lor partial ileutim*. ha piateh ar« very small. aN»ut one-}uaru*r to o»e*elfirhi the natural iteln? constructed on true mechanical

principals. th«»v fit the mouth with perfect accuracy. This t'ystcrii applies to all caf^s having one or n. natural teeth remaining on either jaw. The patent granted K««h. *25. lHl»o. its for an iiuprovfinent in metallic plates. The best materia! lor this purpose'Is froM, Other materials have a s|erm! utility, hut jrold is to be prefcrnnl. W it.h this inethol a jKrfect tittlnjr truld plate can be made which has never T»een accomplished before, owin»rtf the wurpaire that lnvanbly occurs In soldering the clasps and teeth to the plate. 'We guarantee to extract teeth without pain bv the use of Nitros Oxide Gas,

Vitalized Air, Electric Vibrator, and "Our Local

Anesthetic

For the beneilt of Dr. B. V. Galey's friends and patrons we wish to announce that he •an always be found at our ofllee ready to wait on you as before, as he is still interested in the business.

Baths! Baths! Baths!

TUB AND MIOWEK, AT THE

Y.M.C. A.BarberShop

SICCAUP JT AKMSTHOSO.

Bona of Veterans Attention! Begular stated meeting next Wednesday evening at 7.30 sharp. There will be a grand muster and also a cam]) lire. All members of the G. A. R. are especially urged to be present.

E. W. LEECH, Capt.

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 Br&dfleld Regulacor Co., Atlanta Ga., lor further particulars. Sold 1)5" Nye fc Co. Cratvfordsvllle, Ind.

Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our altizens, that for years we hare been soiling Dr. King's New Discover}' for consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bueklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, IX satisfactory results do not follow thoi. use. These remedies have won their great popularity pur ily on their oiatfta. Nye A O drugjfl«t», 1,

DAILY JOURNAL.

WKDXESDAY, L'EB. IK, 1K1.

1: Has Passed the House-

Yesterday House bill otKJ introduced by Mr. l-'ippin passed tho lower branch of the legislature with uu opposition ami is sure to go through tho Senate. It provides that cities may own water and light plants nu-1 maintain thosime not only for the city's use but for commercial purposes as well. The provisions of the bill are complete tiul provide for all contingencies. Upon the petition of lOu citizens the Council can put in a plant, issue bouds for the payment of the same, uud employ such persons as may be necessary for the the working of it. There is a proviso that tl:e City Council by a twothirds vote construct such public work out of the general revenue of the city, ai in such cases no petition or notice to property owners shall be neeefsiry. The revenues dederivtd from the pl.iat must be directtod toward its debt until the same is liquidated, when they may be used for other purposes. The bill will go into effect immediately upon its passage.

Dr W. H- Hickman In the City lr. W. H. llickman, President of Clark University, Atlanta, Ga., was in the city to-day. lit is hero in tho interest of the Freedmeu's Aid Society to which John Daughterly, of Lafayette, left 2-10 acres of laud in Warren county. Mr. Hickman laughed over his pursuit by the detective of Atlanta and states that it is merely an advertising dodge. Shackleford has established a detective agency in Atlanta and seeks to become a southern rival of tho Finkerton agency. As a means of advertising he is sending letters all over the country inquiring as to the standing of citizens who have removed to Atlanta from a distance.

Two More Divorcea.

There was a continuation of the divorce day in the cirouit court to-day and three more cases came up before the bench. Kate Kunyan bringing just charges against Fiiley Kunyan was set free once more. The Woods case was continued on the motion of the defendant. The case of Nancy Horn against John Horn came up and was decided in Nancy's favor. Ncncy proved he was living with another woman in Parke county. The court decided that Na- cy should hold and have the real estate which John left behind him when he il d.

Uircuit Court.

Lucinda F. Kennedy vs Nathan Hulet. Complaint. Plaintiff's damages assessed at $350 and costs/

John M. Shultz vs. J. Ji. Scott and Albert Muhieisen. Complaint on note. Plaintiff's damages assessed at S±2'J and costs.

K. C. Wulkup vs. A. li. Bayless. Ily aggreement the case was dituiissed at plaintill's cost.

To Light the Oourt House Tower. It has been decided that IU case the city puta in her own electric light plant that the several faces of the court house clock will be illuminated by powerful electric lights which will enable the person to discern the time as plainly ad though it were noon. The eileot would bo tine and the lights at that elevated point would be visible for many miles in all directions.

Promoted-

Cliarloy Marshall has been promoted from superintendent of the Shelbyville, 111., water works to a similar position in Cliillicothe, Mo. The town is larger and the salary likewi, and we congratulate Mr. Marshall, regretting at the same time that he is getting fuither away from the Hoosior Athens. Mr. Marshall left for Chicago last night to receive instructions from the company.

To Organize at Frankfort.

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A (til-grim has been received from the National Organizer that a camp of the I'. O. S. of A. will be organized on Friday evening at Frankfort. A numler of tho members of tho camp in this city will attend and reduced rates can be obtained if ten or more persons will go. The train leaves here at 0:15 and those who go will get back at 9:1.0 next morning.

Teeters Transported

Mr. Levi Teeters who robbed John Klaiber's valley saloon last week appeared before .Tudte Snyder this afternoon. He entered through his attortorney, J. R. Courtney, a plea of guilty to his indictment for grand laroeny and was sentenced to one gear's imprisonment in the Northern penitentiary and fined one dollar.

He Expected It.

Charley Coombs when informed that the grand jury had indicted him for murder in the first degree evinced no surprise. He said he expected it and would have to abide by the result. Charley is getting to be himself again and now bears up in tho presence of visitors.

Cinch Party.

Mayor W. C. Carr and wife entertained a number of their frijnds at their homo on east Main street last evening. The time was plea-ently pas-e by progressive cinch and all prrsent were highly entertainc-d.

Notice-

The U. R. K. of P. will meet this evening at 7HO.

All

members aro re­

quested 'o be present as there is business of importance. By order of T. X. Ross, Com.

BEECHAM'H Pinks act like magic on a Weak Stomach.

SIX PERSONS KILLED.

A FRIGHTFUL AUULDENT ON THE ILLINOIS UENIRAL,

Georgs J. Gioson- Secretary of the Whisky Trust. Givts Boud.

l*w!si to The Journal. JACKSON, TENN., Feb. lti.—A fearful aocident occurred this morniug near this city on the Illinois Central Railroad. Six persons are reported to be killed and many others wounded.

Gibson Gives Bond.

loc1altothe Journal. CiiHAiio, l'eb, IS.— Georgo J. Gibson, Secretary of the Whisky Trust, indicted yesterday for having in his possession dynamite for felonious purposes to-day gave bond in the sum of S'JO.UOO.

WISE AND OTHERWISE.

There will be missionary entertainment at the Mount Ziun church tomorrow evening. Admittance 10 cents. —Frank MoXeely who stuo by the lire department during the trouble last spring is a candidate foi the cilice of assistant chief. —The indictments returned by the grand jury are now in the hands of the clerk and the arrests will not begin for a couple of days. —The ladies of the Baptist church will give a social in their church Friday evening next. Supper from :00 to o'clock. All are invited. —The Daughters of Rebecca will hold their mite social Friday evening of this week at the home of T. B. Grimes, East Market. Everybody invited. —Tickets for the Hiid Park Concert Company will be put on sale at the

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Musio Hall box office to-morrow at 8 o'clock. A good audience is already a6 sured. —Will Goodbar, tho juryman in the Pettit case, was tho city last evening for the first time since the trial. He took in the show together with S. A. R. Beach and Tom Rose. —The best concert of tho season is promised for the Feb. 2(th, at Music Hall, at which time the ever popular ^Esthetic Garden will be given with new scenery and music. —The City Council of Frankfort has advertised for bids for furnishing ,»nd establishing an electric light plant with sufficient dynamo engine and steam power to run 100 aro lights. —T. L. C. Wheeler writes to his old neighbor S. A. R. Beach, from Arkansas county, Kansas, stating that in his county there are no saloons, and not an inmate of the poor farm or jail. —Major Foote has returned with the transcript of the evidence in Pettit oase neatly bound into six volumes. Pettit' attorneys now take it in charge to pre pare their brief for the supreme court —In the Fayerweather will contest in

New York yesterday one of the physicians testified that on the day that the will was altered that Fayerweather was in such pain that he would not assent to any question which might be asked him. —Harry Havens, a young society dude of Terre Haute, well known in this city, eloped the other day witli a Miss Cosby, of Evansville. The youug lady's purenls objected to Harry boy on acocuut of his loud clothes and prigish manners. —Superintendent Z:ick has prepared a list of questions upon whioh all the pupils in the county from the third to eighth year grades inclusive will be examined on February '27. Those who do not pass any of the studies then, will be exhmined agaiu at the begining of next year. —On Sunday evening, Feb. "22, Rev. G. W. Switzer will deliver an appropiiate address upon Washington's birthday to the Patriotic Order Sons of America at the Methcdist church. The Order will ntteud in a lxsdy and every person is cordially invited to be present and participate in the services as far as possible.

—The peculiar rose tint of the skin for which the Persian women are world fa nous is du« to tho uso of their "Persian Mocha Coffee." This is a component part of Hulmnn's Dauntless coffee, and ii anyone will use this, (u small oup at each meal) for six weeks and do not notice a decided change in tho skin, the cost of the trial will he cheerfully refunded. All grocers handle it 9'J

A K. of P. Reception.

DeBayurd Lodge, K. of P., will give a reception to its members and invited guests Thursday evening, Feb. l'J, from 7 till 11, being the 27th auniver-8-iry of the order. During the evening a lunch will be served and tho following muBical programme given: Piano *lo Mrs. Geo. W, lljulh-y Solo, vocal Al tliur ,M-( aln Selection. Ciiilhtr (Jlutt—.llv rd Jtroi. HI 'Miver Male quartette Messrs. Hire, JJavi., rt'hltcanil Melntire. Violin duet illsses lc-M(-eliaii an 'ULSOU Solo. "Drf (ieo. 1-'. ..uylien Duet, i.ir.iiiloliiiamiirultar.Messr!,. Itleliarilson and Khoudes. Violin 'luartette Maud MeMeclian, Helen

Waison, (.'lias. Davidson and Frank Davis.

Clarionet solo...: Noah Myers Selection (jullar Club iuliu quartette Malt.- quartette

ilarriage Licenses.

William C. Nororess and Elizabeth Acker. Josee.T. Oliver aud Ella R. Gray bill,

Augusta H. Davis and Ollie H. Howard. .Tames Snyder and Grace A. Foust,

Sons of 7 eterans Muster-

The Sons of Veterans will muster in a number of rejruits this evening. McPherson Post, G. A. R., has been invited to attend. Quito a number will accept and will meet at Travis iBrown's ofiioe at, 7 o'clock and move in a body to the oamp hall.

"CAN I ASSIST YOU. MADAM 7 This is an everv-day occurrence she is taken with that all-gone or faint feeling, while calling or shopping. The cause of this feeling is some deransrement, weakness, or irregularity ineidentito her sex. It matters little from wiiat cause it may arise Instant relief mav alwavs be found "bv using

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Med.

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NEWs OF A PEBS0NAL NATURE.

—W. F. Hunt was in Ladoga to-day. —Miss Anna Milligan is in Indianapolis. —E. B. Ourtis visited tho capital today. —A. A. McCain was in Indianapolis to-day. —S. A. Stilwell was in in Frankfort to-day. —Ben Crane went to Lafayette this afternoon. —Wm. Rider, of Waynetown, was in the city to day. —Mrs. G. W. Hadley was in Iudianapolis to-day. —G. W. Martin went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. B. W. Hanna went to Terre

Haute this orning. —Judge James Harney returned to Ladoga this afternoon. —Miss Sollie Truax, of Alamo, is the guest of Miss Frances Sweet. —Mrs. J. I. Brenizer and son returned to-day from a visit in Chicago. —Judge W. P. Britton was in Covington to-day conducting a law suit. —Attorney Moore, of Groencaallo, transacted legal business here to-day. —Rev. James G. Campbell, of Lafayette, arrived in the city this afternoon.

J. W. Newland.of Fountain county, was in tUo city to-day on. legal business. —Sherman Wynn arrived in the city to-day after an extensive hunting tour in the south. —C. F. Crowder and family, of Peru, who have been visiting friends in this city left to-day for their home. —Mrs. Kate Miller has returned from Newtown accompanied by her sister Mrs. Ida Henson and children.

A Reciever For the MononW. S. Alley, of New York, has asked to have a receiver appointed for the Monon. He acouses President Brey fogle and the other officers of attempt-

:ng

to. perpetrate gigantio frauds. He alleges that Breyfogle doctored the roads records and has purposely rend ered bankrupt in order that it might be bought in cheaply by his confederates Breyfogle is accused of being in conspiracy with Henry S. Ives and of scheming to inorease the capital stook to $7,500.000 for fraudulent purposes. Tho petition of Alley has been referred the court. Breyfogle's friends pronounce the action its a piece of malice.

Was An Office iJate of Gibson. Agent H. S. Watson, of tha Monon, was once an oflice mate of George J. Gibson, the Secretary of the whiskey trust who attempted to hire a United •States official to blow up a distillery not in tho trust. Mr. Watson says that Gibson was then an exemplary young uiau and was pointed out as a model of goodness and probity. His love of money was his only evil but he WJS always honest. He married into a highlj con nected and wealtny family and was honored by all.

Rev. O.H. Little in Olover. R_v. Charles H.Little,of Dtnvi le,C l., •i graduate of Wabash college and who conducted the week of prayer services here about a month ago, is to be called from his present field to one of tl finestP resby terian churches in Chicago. The Fullcrton avenue Presbyterian ohurch has GOO members, pays a good salary, aud the pastor always lives in a land of corn aud wine, so to speak. The mauy friends of Mr. Little in this city will be happy to hear of his contemulated elevation. .-'-

A man who has practiced medicine for 10 years, ought to know salt from sugar read what lie says:

TOLEDO, 0.,Jon. 10. 1887.

Messrs. F. J. Cheney 4 Co.—GentlemenI have hoen In tho general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would hay that in all my practice and experience have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe with as much confidence of 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 snv In conclusion that I have yet to find a case of Cataarh that It would not cure if they would take It according to directions. Yours ttulv,

L. L. GORSDCH, M. D. Olllco, 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 4 00„ Props Toledo, Oo. Sold by druggists, 75c.

QtMrtiiJDry f«rA Pltchtf'tjCMtarfaC

A Sad Oase-

One of the ladies who received a divorce yesterday was already to wed another man and her honse keeping arrangements were all completed. Unfortunately however, the oourt forbade her marrying for two years and in that time her Lothario will probably have sought pastures new. The lady shed bitter tears but it was no use. Her husbaud deserted her live years ago and no one knows where he is. In oases of this kind the statute providos that the releasod one oannot remarry for two yeais. •,

Both 8idea of .he War.

On next Monday evening Dr. D. B. Lucas, of the the Central Christian ohuroh of Indianapolis, will deliver an address entitled "Both Sides of theWar" at the Christian ohuroh in this city for the benefit of the G. A. R. The admittance will be 25 oents and tiokets are on sale at both book stores. Dr. Lucas is an able orator and a prominent G. A. R. man.

Mr. Powderly III.

TOPKKA, Kan., Feb. 18.—Just as Master Workman I'owderly was concluding his spcech to the Knights of Labor at Representative Ball he fell prostrate in his chair from an attack of heart disease Monday night. He recovered, however, in about five minutes, and was able to walk to his hotel.

I'Uiclniiutl Out of Fund*.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 18.—There is a crlsl« here in tho county finances. Unlest the Legislature comes to the rescue the courts and county offices must close or run without money until next December. liy March 1 the entire county fund will be exhausted besides 8200,000 overdrawn.

Republican Majority In Philadelphia. Pim.ADKM-ITIA, Feb. 18.—In the municipal elections Tuesday Edwin S. Stewart (Hep,) was elected mayor by about il.%,000 majority over A. H. Laduer (L)em.).

One

Fare the Round Trip.

To St. Louis and return on account of General Sherman's funeral. Tickets good going on Vandalia train No. 98. Friday, Feb. 20th., at 5:18 p. m., arriving at St. Louis 7 a. m. Saturday. Good returning including Fob. 23. J. C. HuTcnmso.s.

Agent.

CUTABBH OUBBD, health and aweet breath secured, by Bhlloh's catarrh rem* edy. Price 60 cents. Nasal lnj*otor (ra«. Hofiett, Morgan! Co

We are closing out some lines of goods at wonderfully low prices.

Good bargains in ever}' department.

You can buy Cloaks and Wraps at your own price.

TRADE0 PALACES

Watch for Something New To-Morrow.

Milo Ensminger.

DAILY.

The Office Towel.

OOLLEuE 50TES.

Hat pools are numerous. Deacon Kieper rolled in from Lafayette this afternoon and will ppoa tonight.

A MIBS Knove, of Franklin College, captured the oratorical honors there last night.

The judges' decision at Qreenoastle the othei evening was rendered just as the clock strnck twelve.

Wheu Baby waa afec, we gave her CaatoiW When she wu a Child, she cried (or CaatorU. When »HE became MIm,she clung to Cutorla. When «be bad Children, the gav» tbem Oaitorla

Give your pet dogs or cats Simmon's Liver Ileeulator when 6lck—It will euro them.

Shlloh'sOure will immediately rellev Group, Whooping Oough and Bronchiti For sale by Moffett. Morgan A Oo.

WHX WILL YOU oough when Bhlloh's Oure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 oents, 60 cento and fl Moffett Morgan & Oo.

A po :t, who evidently got his inspiration from experience, siivs:

Then he came with a whoop and a howl, To seek the editor's blood, A brawny printer caught him foul And t-tabbrd him through with the olllco towel,

Aud he foil with a heavy thud.

Now if you will call at the office, 117 South Green Street, we will not only show you the "office towel" but also

Gur

handsome Ba&com Folder

which is an evidence of our growing circulation.

THE JOURNAL.

JOll

HUM UNO,

117 South Green Stroet.

WEEKLY.

VITANTEO—Agivegood

good filtuntlon Ity a U10P'

ly experienced younir mail in dry (t(»«l» or clothing. Can reference. 1 vjulri' at 127 south Green Btroct.

Citturrh In Ssw Knglund. Ely's Or-nm Balm gives sntlsfa'tlon to every one using It for caU hal irmi ble^.—Q. K. Mellor,druggists,

Woroi'stcr.

Mass. I bellevo Ely's Cream Balm Is the hei-t article ever ffered to thn public f"r catarrh.—Bush 4 Co., Drugfists. V»ccster, Mass.

An article of real merit.—C. A AMen. Druggists, Spilngdeld. Mass. Those who use IIspeak highly it.-" Geo. A. Hill, Druggists, Spilti(illel Mass.

Cream Balm hps given satisfactory iesults.—H. P. Drapen, Drugplets.Spil"!?" field, Mass.

Happy and extent Is a home with"Thc Rochester a lamp with tha light of the morn :y. cataiaguti BocAdtttr Lam/ Co.

Health demands a healthy liver. Titk-J Simmon's Liver Regulator for dy»pepem and indigestion.

Baeklenl Arnlcm Halve.

The beet salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt BheuiB, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption and positively oures Piles, or no pay irequired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prlc^i 16 oents a box, For sale at Nye A 0o.» drugstore.