Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 March 1891 — Page 4
^UP^GS
ONE ENJOYS Roth the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts tfently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial tn its effects, prepared only from the most healthy anil agreeable substances, its many excellent, qualities commend it to all ami have made it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in 50c and SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one whe wishes to try i*. Do not accept anj substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 10UISVIUE. Kf NEW YORK. »f
Don't
Let an inferior workman attempt
to repair your watch and
pt-rhaps ruin it.
But
Remember that there is one jewel
er in town whose repair work
can be absolutely depe.ided
upon. Mis name is
207 East Main Street
HAVE
YOU
EVER
feA^o/l
UEEN
TO
SEE
THE-
Over Con Cunningham's.
MRS. WILSON
Is now prepared To show the very Latest novelties in Spring millinery. And begs un Inspection of the sumo.
1357 South Washington Htreot.
Gonzales & Armstrong, Dentists,
Successors to Galey Bros.,
Invite the Public
To call and examine their entirely new method of inserting artificial dentures
Without Plates.
This method is patented and Gonzales & Armstrong have the exclusive privilege of using itin Montgomery and adjoining counties.
It di.HJH2nSC8 Willi UlO
ft llarge suction plate In
re a
platot* are very small, about one-quarter to one-eight the natural size. »elng constructed on true mechanical
unncl|.*Mft, th«y fit the mouth with perfect aocur*"**. This system applies to all cases tmvin, ie or more natural teeth remaining on either i„w. The patent granted Feb. 2fi, I HIM), iw for un Improvement In metallic plates. The host material for this nurpo-ie Is gold. Other materials have a stn:cial utility, but gold Is to DO pruforrod. with this method a perfect tilting gold plate can 1JC made which has never been accomplished before, owing to the warpjure that invarihly occurs In soldering the clasps and teeth to the plute, guarantee to extract teeth without pain by the use of Nitroe Oxide Gaa,
Vitalized Air, Electric Vibrator, and "Oar Local
Aneethetic:"
For the benefit of Dr. H. V. Galey's friends and patrons we wish to announce that he cull always be fouud at our ofllce ready to wait on vou as before, as he is still interested io the business.
Baths! Baths! Baths!
TUB AN!) MIOWEK, AT TUB
Y.M.C.A.BarberShop
MoCil-IP & AUUSTRONO.'
DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY, MARCH .1.1891.
THE JJITY.
The Weather Heport.
For Indiana—7a.m.. snow, wurDier followed by j^old wave.
SHOET ITEMS.
—"He, She, Him ami Her" at Music Hall to-morrow night. —The Republican Central Committee had a meeting last evening. —There will be a meeting of the Rod men this evening for work in the first degree. —C. M. Travis took his corps of ofiioe ladies out for a bob sled ride this moruing. —Verd Galey smiles aouuning smile. A seven pound little lady has just arrived at his house. —"Billy" the veteran horso of J. W. Ramsey has yielded up the ghost, another old land mark gone.
Quite a large number in this city expect to witness one of the performance of Sarah Bern'iart at Indianapolis. —If the creek had not been on a rampage for the last two weeks there would bo a tine body of ioe upon the dam to-day. —There were several drunks before the Mayor to-day. They evidently thought from the t-now that it was Christmas time and loaded up nceord ingly. —The Eleventh Distriot of the Christian ohurch is holding its sessions at Ladoga and will continue over tomorrow. A number from this city attended. —Rev. H. M. ATiddleton received a telegram to-day announcing the death of Darwin H. Baker, a leading citizen of South Bend, who has numerous acquaintances in this city. —A large delegation went to Rockville this morning under the chaperonage of Marshal Ensminger to testify in the Ring oase. Moffett represents the Sta'o and Whittington the defense. —Swank & Clark will shortly move into the large and elegant room lately vaoated by Tannenbaum B-others, who are getting thoroughly settled in their double room further do-sn Main streets —Rev. Otis A. Smith went to Crawfordsville this morning to be absent until Friday. Rev, Smith will preach his farewell sermon to the Frankfort congregation next Sunday.—Frankfort NOWB. —Henry Dickerson who was released fiom the county jail yesterday is in again. He got drunk lost night and was accordingly caged again. The com pany there seems to bo congouial for the cheerful Henry. —Lillian Lewis' company, which wis in a skte of levolt the night it was here, a polioemau's services behind the scenes being one of the incidents, went on a strike last Thursday and she was obliged to abandon the road. Non payment of the salaries was.the cause of the trouble.—Terre Haute Express. —We are glad to oommend what has been done by Rev. H. C. Hovey, as a geologist and explorer,not only beoause the results are worthy of attention in themselves, but as illustrating the success whioh a busy pastor may obtain in carryicg on special studies contemporaneously with his regular parish work.—Boston Confregationalist.
—The finest and most complete ladies' rubber goods in the city at the Curtis Custom Boot & Shoe House. —The tmest line of baby carriages in the oity at the 99 cent store.
Transferred to Another CourtAt Chicago, yesterday, Judge Collins of the Supreme Court, transferred the suit of W. S. Alley, for a receiver of the Louisvill", New Albany & Chicago railroad company, to Judge Tuley, of the circuit court, on the representation that the case properly belonged to the latter judge, as a mistake had been made. 'NY hen the case came up before Judge Collins, last week, the court set aside a reference made by Judge Tuley to a master in chancery, the court say ing thut the defendants should first be allowed to file an answer. This has been done and the motion for a reference will be renewed before Judge Tu ley.
A Delinquent Committee-
Senator Mount, on Jau. 22, introduo ed a bill to prohibit the printing and selling of impure and obscene literature ..nd the next day another bill providing for the distribution of the State school revenue on the basis jf attendance. He lias introduced numerous petitions and memorials from different parts of the States asking the passage of these bills, but six weeks have elapsed and no report has been made. Yesterday the Senator offered a preamble and resolutions instructing the committee to report this morning at 9 o'clock. The resolution was adopted.—Indianapolis Journal.
Dr. Horace Hovey to LectureLpon next Thursday evening Dr. Horace Hovey, of New Haven, Conn., will deliver
hiB
lecture on "Caves" at
theFirst Presbyterian jhurtjh under the anspioesof the college l'.M. C. A. The lecture is a justly famous one and rendered all the more interesting by the use of some elegant stereopt'eon views. Tickets on sale at both bookstores.
Marriage License*.
Frank Murray and Edna Mitchell.
A UeepCut
In men's, womon's and children's boots and shoes at Curtis Custom Boot and Shoe House.
CMrfrw Cry for KtcMrt
A
NEWS OF A PERSONAL NATURE.
—A. F. Ran sey was in Indianapolis to day. —V. Q. Irwin went to Elwood l&st evening. —Abe Bisliof went to Chicago this afternoon. —Miss Carrie Kenyon is visitiug in Indianapolis. —Rev. G. L. Mcintosh, of Winimao, is in the oity. —Abe Hernley went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. J. W. Ramsey went to Ladoga this afternoon. —Ben Crane returned from Indianapolis last night. —J. H. Freeman was :called to Chicago this afternoon. —Rev.Horaoe Hovey arrived in the oity this afternoon. —T. E. Ballard returned iast evening from a trip to Keutucky. —Rev. Blackford Condit, of Terre
Haute, is in the city to-day. —M. W. Broner was called to Lafayette to-day on legal business. —Moreland Binford went to Thorntown this morning on a short Visit. —Miss Bessie Wilson, of Indianapis, is the guest of Miss Edith Coons. —B. F. Corwin, a Greenoastle attorney, registered at the Bobbins House to-day. —Miss Mary Brown left for Chicago this afternoon to enter her position in the art studio. —Mat Kline left last night for Chicago to add to his already extended knowledge and experience in the correction of imperfeot vision by taking a thorough course in optics, at the Chisago Opthalmic College and Hospital. He will be gone until about the first of April.
COLLEGE N0TE8-
A1 Condit is in the oity. Binford is the first man of '69 to go wrong.
The Betas gave a "bob sled" party last evening. Whisperings of another sensation in oollege life are abundant. 'lhe Juniors went sit riding yesterday but were in before dark.
Sam JTerrill wants a degree of B. A. from Wabash as a result of his appoint ment.
Another '91 man has gone wrong. The "Jonah" which lives in that olass is a monster.
Tne Wabflsh contained a glaring libel on Prof. Campbell which he justly resents. It said the Seniors came to a reoitation on time once.
Sam Merrill, ouoe with '91, has been appointed Vice and Deputy consul General of the United States toCaloutta India. His duties are chiefly social.
It is currently reported that a Senior gave the names of the defacers of Yandes Hall to the faculty and secured the $50 reward. Students would Lkj to know his name if it is a fact.
A writer in the Wabash is entirely error in stating that the students want a Monday holiday instead of Saturday. It is diffioult to find a student who is not satisfied with the present order of t.iii.g8.
Au Unlucky Horseshoe.
This noon as .little Zack Mahorney, the son of Alex Mahorney was trudging gaily homeward through the snow in tho sportive innocence of youth he throw a snow ball at. Jim Morgan, the Park House drayman. It happened to strike the savage fellow who instantly turned and reoklessly hurled a horseshoe at the child. It struok him just back of the ear knocking him to the ground unoonscious. Blood poured copiously and muny who witnessed the ict at first thought the child was killed but he soon rallied and was taken to his home on College street on a sled. While badly hurt his injuries are not dangerous. Morgan waB arrested but as Mr. Mahorney refused to prosecute he was released and w,U probably go scot-free.
Only a Few lieft.
The following clipping from the Grand Prairie itemB in the Lafayette Journal is abroad hit to Rev. A. G. Yoant who has charge of the work thsre: "I noticed in last week's Journal that the West LPFayette minister would soon marry a lady at Crawfordsville. Wonder why our M. E. minister does not follow his example and go there and get a wife. We have a cosy parsonage on this work that is empty."
A Reported Strike.
There was considerable comment on the street this afternoon in regard to what was reported to be a strike at the Alfrey heading factory. WLdu seen the officials were greatly st rprised and stated that a strike had never even been contemplated. There are me. ely come repairs being made and this probably led to the groundless rumor.
Investigating the Dan.
Secretary Metcolf, of the State Board of Health, is in the city to-day and together withDoctors Keegan and Rankin is spending the afternoon rt tho water works dam investigating hygienic conditions. The oounty aud city health officers are in favor of tearing it out and wish the State health officer to conour in their opinion.
You will save money by buying your dry goods, noilons, cloaks and millinery goods of Abe Levinson.
There Is no longer need of crusting or orasklnK of the shoes when It can be avoided b" using Glycerol? Dressing at the Curtis Custom Boot A Shoe Bouse.
See our new plaid dress goods for spring w»ar, they are very stylish and cheap. ABE LEVINSON.
Holt o! Congress.
W ASHINGTON, March "i.—The number of deaths in this congress has exceeded by one those of any other oougTess, the death roll mimlxTiiip fourteen, while that of the forty-fourth congress was thirteen, and the forty-ninth congress welve. The percentage of deaths was larger in the forty-fourth congress than in this, ns the number of members in that congress was hut •'•',), agaiust 415 in the present body.
Tweiitjr-Kour Oyntermon Drowned
IUciTMO.vn, Va., March 3.—In the terrible gale which swept the lower James river Thursday night last twen-ty-four ovstermen. mostly colored men, were drowned at points just above and below the mouth of the Warwick river.
THE MARKETS.
Groin, rrovlnlan*. Eto. CHICAGO. March S.
FIIOUII—Quiet and stenrty. Spring Wheat patents. U.60®4.90 Bakers'. M.SOft-'US WINTER Wheat Flour patents, H.'*)&*>.ID, and straights, U.40&4.50
WnKAT—Ruled steady. No. 1 cash, 93*i May, CORN—Fairly active and firm. No. 8 and N*. 2 Yellow, r,3H®Wc March, April, &44®5Th: May, 5f'i3-S0c July, 3t@MSo.
OATS—Higher. No. S, 40I I3I7C May, 4S*ic: June, July, Samples In good supply und sieady. No. 3,
it
©47tfe No. 3 White, 4?©4Sc No. 47SM8o No. 8 White. 48Vi®4Vli*c. KYE—Scaroe and firm. No.'J cash, Mo February, 86c: May, axawc. Samples 87©88c for No. S. and for No. S
BAIU.KY—Qulot and steady. Poor, 0%81e common, KI^STic (air to good. 66&G3c choice, 70078c.
MESS POKK—Trading only moderate and prices stendy. Prices ranged at f».»S£9.ao foi cash t9.5fi®D.0o for Murcli W.87H®9.W for May, and H0.«.y3-l0.37(i fur July.
LAUD—Murket moderately ucttve and prices easier. Quotations ranged at f5.63m&A.(S6 foi cashvK.63i.405.es for March IS.NV85.87iJ for May, and lfl.07«@«-I9,4 for July.
Bomsn—Creamery, ifciS'.Dc: Dairy, 14®34c Packing stock, 0(9c.
ron.THY—Live
l.'hlek.-ns. 7i?8*Jc per 11).
Live Turkeys, 9®10c per It).: Live Ducks, 8®10c per lb. Live Geese, K1.003.MM per do7.. OILS—Wisconsin Prime While. 8c Watei Whtto, 8!ic Michigan Prime White, 8Hc Water White. lOi-je Indiana Prime White, 9J4c: Water White, 10c Headlight. 175 test, 9l^c Gasoline. 87 deg's, 14c 74 deg's, 8Vc Naphtha, 03 deg's, 7c.
LIQUOHS—Distilled Spirits ruled Arm at 11.14 per gal. for finished goods. CI.EVEI.AND, 0.,March S.
PETROLEUM Quiet standard white, 110 deg. test, Syo 74 gasoline, 8'Sc: 8# gasoline, 18c A3 naphtha, 64c.
NEW YORK, March A
WHEAT Dull. 4c lower, easy. March, I1.U9!* May, *1.05 13-lftai.0(? .'MS: July. 11.00 S-ltt&l.OOVz: August. &7l4C December, 983tQ 994c.
CORN—Quiet, He up, steady. No. 3, (SftAMc steamer-mixed, WluStMc. OATS—Dull, steady. Western, 53&t)?c.
PHOVISIONS—Beef steady, quiet.^Extra mess, family, I8.50©I0.50. Pork moderately active, steady. New mens, I10.50ffill.00 old mess, (U.S&il 10.00 extra prime, t9.00®9.50. Lard quiet, steady. Steam rendered, W.00.
Live Stock. CHICAGO, March 8.
CATTLE—Market moderately active. Quotations ranged at S&.10®5.65 for choice to fancy* shipping Steers f4.5035.00 for good to choice da 18.50 a4.S! for common to fair do. $3,003 8.50 for butchers' Steers i2.55©8.75 for Stockera 13.75(34.25 forTexans i3.!H}&3.75 for feeders [email protected] fo„r Cows $1,502-3.00 for Bulla, and t3.00O6.C0 foi* Veal Cslves.
HOGS—Market rather active and prices 10C higher. Sales ranged at t'.75®3.55 for Pigs SS.40ft3.tt5 for liglil £3.45^3.50 for rough packing t3.45®C3.6r for mixedi, and I3.55®3.75 lot heavy packing and'shlpplng lots.
HITHUS SCHOOL HOUSE. Miss June Beck is convalesce! Molasses making is the order of the day.
Jake Oastor is through plowing soil for oorn. Miss Lola Trimble, of Ladoga, is visitiug A. B. Oastor.
D. Elmore delivered his capons at Shannondale last week. A. Elmore sold 13 head of cattle to be delivered the 12th of March.
Jack Sutton and Henry Morris make frequent visits to Boone oounty. S. A. Trout purchised live large thoroughbred steers of John Perry,
Ora Warren and lady, of Shiloh, attended lyoeum at Hurd's last week. J. W. LaFollette is putting his stook in shape preparatory to attend the grand jury.
Bond, Fulwider Oo., are putting up a fine lot of cord wocd on Mrs. MaLott's farm.
Prof. W. E. Slavens after six weeks more school will accept a position with W. G. Hutcliings.
Wallace Oox has purohased a dozen steel traps and is going into the fur business, having oanoeled his contract as subcontractor with Mr. Ward.
The literary at Hurd's is in a thriving condition with a large membership and all come prepared for duty. Quito an interesting disoussion on, Kesolved, "That a protective tarif is oonduoive to welfare of the people" took plaoe on last Friday night. Each side selected a judge and these two selected the third man, he being a conservative or alliance man. The question was decided in favor of negative.
—Baby carriages at the 90 cent store.
All tho nowest novelties in dress trimmings at Li Vinson's,
A Safe Investment.
Is one which Is guaranteed to biing you satisfactory results, or In case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggists a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It Is guaranteed to bring relief to every ease, when used for any afteotlon of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs,Bronchitis, Asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc. It Is pleasant and agreeable to taste, .perfectly safo and can be depended apoa. Trial bottle free at Nye A Oo.'s.
0. M. Scott, at tne oity Olerk office In city building, Is agent for the Cincinnati Commerclal-Gnzotle, Enquirer,The Indiana State Journal, Toledo Blade, Chicago Inter-Ocean, St. Louis GlobeDemocrat and Peterson's Magazine, or any other periodical desired. Also agent for the Bartlett Book Bindery,of Terre Haute. Call and sae him or address him oareclty building.
Bowels Irregular ana constipated, resulting' In Plies, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulatoi.
I had a severe attack of catarrh and became so deaf I could not hear common conversation. I sufr.-red terribly from roaring in my head. I procured a bottl« of Ely's Cream Balm, and In throe weeks could hear as well ns I ever couid, and now I can say to all who are aflllcted with tie worst of diseases, catarrh, take Ely's Cream Bntni a"d bo cured. It is worth $1,000 to any man, woman or child buffering from catarrh,—A. E. Newman, Grayling, Mich.
QIIMTM
Cry for PitchcKt Caittrtt
H»ppy and content Is home with "The Ro Chester a tamp with th« light of the morning, •iw luUitfat, writ* Ktcktfr I»mf CWMs Vwk
Breeders of Trotting Horses. I have arrived with the best standard stallion that has ever been in the county. Can now be seen at J. J. Insley's liverv stable where I invite yon to call and look at him as his breeding is of the very best.
Kenelem, (3490) reoord 2:37J, sired by the great Happy Medium (400) sire of Maxey Cobb, 2:13} and the unbeaten Nancy Hank, 2:14} at a 4-year old and 58 othen with records better than 2:30. 1st dam, Nepenthe by O. M. Oh»y, Jr., (22) 2nd dam, Luoy Belmont by Belmont (64) 3rd dam by Eriokson, (130), 4th un Jenney, by Vermont Blaok Hawk, (5), the great grand sire of Nelson, 2:10i. Will have card out in a few days.
AT UTCHISON.
/ou don't have to contiuue dosing with Simmon's Liver Kegulator, Often a little cures effectually.
Why suffer with dyspepFla, bllllousncss or any disease of the liver when you con be cured by taking Simmon's I lver Kegulator.
Settle Up.
Those indebted to Gilbert Co. are requested to call at my store Immediately and settle by either cash or note as I wish to use the proceeds.
HARLES E. ILBERT.
Cold In the head? or Chilblains? oi Channgf or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing In the world for It la Colmans Petroleum Balm, (let a free sample at the drug store of Nye A Oo.
Painting the town red means headache in the moraine. Simmon's Liver Regulator prevents It.
No Change of Oars
Prom St. Louis to Hot Springs. Coloado or California. The Vindalla line holds out the above Inducements to parties wishing to go to above points. Whv go around out of your way, when yon can go direct and so easy via the Vandalla lino. Leave home at 9:45 a m. eat dinner next day at Hot Springs Ark-, at 1 p. m. picnic Pullman «nd Tourls'' •sleeping 'are from St Louis t» California and chair cars free fiom St. I ouls. to Colorado points. All without chanRo Every comfort and mor« safety than at home. Get Information and tickets of J. Hutchinson, agent at tfaln strees depot.
SImmon's"Liver Reguaitor Is a most excellent appetising tonle.—Rami. 8. Pentz, Chap, to Bishop ef North Carolina.
WHY WILL loo oougn when Bhiloh'a Our* will give you Immediate relief Fries, 10 MOta, 60 oents mad $). Moffett 11 organ 4 Oo.
THE TRADE PALACE
Is r.ow being filled to overflow with
New Spring and Summer Coods.
We dare not attempt to make mention of each and every article, but will say we have arranged to show the finest stock ever shown in Crawfordsville.
We are now receiving Our New Dress Goods, which will congist of all the new things to be had in the martlets.
We invite all to give our stock a careful look through. We mean to do you good in the way of price and quality.
W. MfCiyRE.
TRADE? PftLACEr®
Chase & Sanborn Coffees
Are the best you can buy in Crawfordsville.
You can buy.
... ,,
Royal Rose in the Best Flour
KINQ-AN'S
ment to their criticism.
RELIABLE MEATS ure the best you can-buy.
Milo Ensminger.
DAILY
n£.Y?rseem
Notable Peats in Advertising.
Frank Millet, the celebrated painter, was of course an unknown
artist struggling for that recognition which the critics are so slow to
give e\en io genius. But besides a talent for mixing colors young
Millet had an advertising instinct and it was this which brought
him succers. He painted a picture of a lady in black sitting on a
red sofa, with a yellow back ground. The effect startled his friend*
but more than his announcement that he wculd take it to the
hibition. To the exhibition it went and the critics simply exhausted
the English language in abusing it. Hut Millet's point was gained.
He had attracted attention and always after that his pictures receiv-
special attention from the critics who took the credit of his improve
A successful advertisement is not necessarily artist5c.
THE JOURNAL.
riUNTINO.
117 South Green Street,
me more wormmSM^he bright*er:« Busy .wives who use 5AP0U0
to
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like-
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grow old,Try '& c&ke
A complete wreck of domestic happiofisi has often resulted from badly washed dishes, from an unclean kitchen, or from trifles whu.h seemed light as air. But by those things a man often judges of hi» wife a devotion to her family, and charges her with general ncglec' when he finds her careless in these particulars. Many a home owe® a large part of its thrifty neatness and its consequent
8APOLIO. *rJrocer» "ten substitute cheaper foods for MArol.Io, to m»k» »er profit. Sena back suck articles, ana insist as karta* )u,t *an amewa^Hi
happnesB