Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 March 1891 — Page 3

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DAILY.

Window Curtain Week

At the 99 Cent Store.

4 craDd cut-sale on Window Curtains, Curtain Poles and Trimmings at the 99-Cent Store this week. The big(?est reduction ever made in the prices of window trimmings.

7 foot Cloth Shade, spring rollers, 30 cents. Best 8 foot Shades from 64 cents upward.

All of our Curtains are beautifully decorated and fixtures are fully warranted. Curtain Pnlesand trimmings 19 cents upwards. We deliver and put up window lixlures freo of charge. A largo crayon portrait givoo to every customer.

Ross Bros., 99-Cent Store

Put the Dollar

Where it will do the most for you. Spring goods are coming in almost every day. Men's, Ladies', Boys', Misses' and

Children's Footwear.

"Ring Out the Old!"

Geo. Long & Co.

KEILY

124 East Main Street.

"Ring in the New!"

Aus. Tomlinson & Geo. Scaggs.

Groceries.

113 West Market Street.

Notable Feats 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 even

genius. But besides a talent for mixing colors yomng

Millet had an advertising instinct and it was this which brought him succef». He painted a picture of a lady in black sitting on a red sofa, with a yellow back ground. The efl'oct startled his friends but more than his announcement that he would take it to the «xhibition. To the exhibition it went and the critics simply exhausted thetEnglith language in abusing it. But Millet's point was gained He had attracted attention and always after that his pictures receivspecial attention from the critics who took the credit of his improreraent to their criticism.

A successful advertisement is not necessarily artistic. THE JOURNAL

JOB

PRINTING,

117 South Green 8treet.

'Bft&g.tesceJ'ft&eci

THE POSITIVE CURE.

•XnmBMIVmlUIIMrTak. WetlM

The Jeweler, Jewelei, Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler,

The Teweler

WEEKLY.

The Jeweler

Jewttor, J«w«l«rt Jeweler, Jtwaltr, JtweUr,

It was Just In Time.

G. 0. Bartholomew, Kalkaska, Mich., saya: "I located in this place fi years ago, having formerly resided In Troy, N. Y. I have been a great sufferer from what the physicians of Troy oalled Brlght's Disease. I used Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Rotnedy, of Roundout, N. Y. All the terrible symptoms of the disease are gone. I have no traces of any

Disorder of the Kidneys.

liver or bladder. Who would begrudge the cost of this mediclna (one dollar a bottle) for such a blessing or refuse this simple though sincere token of gratitude for being perfectly cured? I owe 6vcry thing to Dr. Kennedy's Fa\ orlte Remedy and hope this will induce others who suffer from any kidney, liver or blood disorder, to use this medicine."

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.

Made at KOUNDOUT, tor 15.

DAILY JOURNAL

MONDAY, MAIICH 16. 1891.

TO SUBS0RIBEB8

Bvory effort is made to have The Jocunaii delivered regularly but it is impossible for us to correct faults unless we know of them. Therefore it will be considered a great favor if each subscriber will notify this office immediately of any failure to get the paper, of any late delivery, or of any oomplaint.

How a Oat Stole a Bide.

A pretty Maltese kitten was discovered on tlie west bound train of the Big Four. It was snugly perohed on the trucks of a passenger ooaoh and the efforts of the train men .to drive it out were in vain.

The Compartment Oar.

The oompartment, oommonin Europe is little known in America. But the enterprising rail roads are introducing them and they will no doubt prove to be popular. The Monon has added a compartment car to its "electric train," which makes the night run between Ohicago and Oinoinnati.

Pine Horses.

Wilbur Cooley brought home ten fine horses from the Cambridge Oity horse sale, where 510 thoroughbred Keutuoky horses were auctioned off to the highest bidders. Mr. Oooley's horses are all young and he lias several beauties in the lot, one four year old mare exciting the admiration of overy horseman in the oity.

A Haunted Ohurch.

The latest cold blooded fake from Shawnee Mound is to the effect that the Shawnea ohuroh is haunted presumably by Mrs. Pettit's ghost. The intelligent people of the community take no stook in the story and hoot at the idea. It is probably the story of some silly school boy who returning home after dark was scared by a shadow and thought he saw a ghost.

One Arm Charley Poisoned. Last night Charley Hays, brother of Jamee Hays, landlord of the Hundrix Hotel, came near death's door by taking, as he thought, some wild cherry cordial. The dootor was summoned and on investigation it was disoovered that he had taken an over-dose and was poisoned. Restoratives were applied and he is all right this morning.—Brazil Times.

A UateriDg Establishment-

The candy factory mentioned in Toe Journai Saturday is more properly named a catering establishment as it will furnish everything for parties and banquets. The proprietors are Otto Zeigler and Charles Reimnud, of Shelbyvillo. They claim to be able to duplicate Indianapolis work. Col. Elston has given them an option on the room nntil March 20.

Eagan a Success*

'These looturers are so fur removed from the ordinary stereoptioon entertainments that they should not be missed through a misapprehension. Mr. llugan is a iluont end polished speaker, his oratory being of that charaoter which makes the audienoe forget the man in tho absorbing interest of his reoital. Tho illustrations are shown with photographic aocuracy on a canvas extending from gallery to gallery of the ohuroh, and rising nearly to the oeiling. The soft but brilliant lime light brings out the views with a sharpness of detail, a realism of perspective and proportion, and a vividness of oolor whioh is second only to uature itself."—Buffalo Courier, March 23, 1887.

Tbe Greeu Qootls Man Sentenced. Frank O. Maxwell has returned from Grand Rapids, Mioh., weere he testified in tho i66 of the gentleman who wroto to him in regard to tho purchase of soniM "green goods" last winter and who was overhauled through r. Maxwell's potion in placing tho letter in the hands of the authorities. The man proved to be the old offender, "Punoh" Manson alias Wm. Moyer, who h»s committed every orime known to tho law. He has often been captured but always escaped through bribed jurors or jumping bail until his present offense when the jury found him guilty and sentenced him to three years in the penitentiary. He will bo taken in hand on other charges as soon as his time is up.

Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on every trip a bottle of tjyrup of Figs, as It acts most pleasently and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers,headaohes and other forms of slokness. For sale In 50o and $1.00 bottt»s by all leading druggists.

Children Crv for PWwr't CMtoH^

March 15ln History.

WA—DedataMon indulgance to DoaooafanaMned by Charte* II. 17*4—tank XV declared waraaatnat ttndnnd HW-Th« eatatt* tx«w tto In

Amrrte* as King George's war. W81—Cn-Mallia Mcased Q«n. Qreeoo at Quttfonl Oont Hooao. N. 10D—Maine ad mi and into tits Urins. UM&—Death ct liwr/siili, cardinal born r/Ti. 1*1 80*.flT» lefamee™ eailad for. W-atarposnhrhtthmtattAmBw,

VW Tartar*Hot*Crr**, H. 0, and Va.

IIW Hrlms.fc'1 UU tor cash payments ntwwd by the senate. W-ftaiMliM for tbe lata! evanmtkm of the dapartitientt hi 8epfeemt*r od pay. »eu» at tarieamitr atgaed at Berlin. at

Brynnally cgiltory, Wrexham.

Cnchnd Mkfflad.

A Good Word for Rev Ji G- Campbell and Wife. The Woet Lafayette Heiald lias the following to say in referenoe to the marriage of Hot. J. G. Campbell and Miss Flora Darter: "The marriage of Rev. J. O. Campbell, of the M. E. ohurch, to Miss Darter, of Crawfordsville, last Taosday,was as complete a surprise to his congregation as were the nuptials of his predecessor, the Rev. Olaypool. Mr. Campbell has occupied his present patt rate for the past six months, and daring that time Las made many friends by his zealous work without and within the pulpit. He is a young divine of muoh promise, and his selection of a life-com-panion to assist him in his chooeen profession will bring to him and his new bride the beet wishes and hearty con•atulationa of his congregation. Miss arier, the bride, was born and raised in Crawfordsville, is a member of the M. E. ohuroh ohoir of that oity, and is a cultured and highly esteemed lady. The highly sensational aooounte of the oourtohip and marriage of these two most worthy young people are probably inspired by the dollar-a column country correspondent with whioh the Athens of Indiana is sorely afflioted."

Declamation Oontest.

The annual declamation oontest of the Montgomery county sohools will be held at the X. M. C. A. hall, Crawfordsville, April 18, '91, afternoon and evening.

Town Marshall) Their Dutv and Pay Darlington Marshal, S. M. Miller, is terror to all evil doers both in the city and surrounding oountry, and when A. H. Bowers told him that two men had just left town with olover seed that he believed was stolen property, Roe felt it his duty to follow them up and arrest them if he thought the cir oumstanoee fully warranted it. By so doing he only performed his duty and the fact that both of them are now serving a term in the penitentiary shows how well ne did his duty.

In order to accomplish this he must hire a man to attend to his duty here, hire a livery rig, be exposed to all kinds of weather, day and night, and relv on the charity of the injured party for his pay, whioh, as in tliis case amounts to nothing. For after four days of ird work and an outlay of about $12 the owner of the seed, who had been out but very little, gets his back (about $26 worth) goes down deep into his pocket and hands him the sum of $2, for which he not only receives all he lost but the riddance of two criminals whose damage to the oommunity and country at large cm not be estimated. Who can blame our officers if at times they area little slack in the performance a duty under suoh oiroumstanoee that individuals—county or State—should be made to pay for such work and good pay. That is the opinion of Dabungton PbopxjK,

Beeoham'h PiiiiiS act like magic on a Weak Stomach.

SEW LTOSS.

Will Burroughs is on tbe siok list. J. E. Jones is better at this writing. Wm. Tipton's little girl is on the siok list.

Our bakery in now in good running order. The prospects for a normal are increasing.

Mrs. Wliitecotton, of near Bush's wohool, is siok. O. B. Hultz, of Jamestown, was in town Saturday.

The K. of P.'s have moved over Hurt's grooery. Quite a number went to Indianapolis to-day to attend court to-morrow morning.

DARLINGTON.

R. B. Watkins was in town Satnrday. Wm. Endioutt is looking for a new looation.

Brother Saylers, the singing evangelist, is here and doing a good work in his line.

Milt Mikels, an old timer, but now of Oerro Oordo, III,, is here visiting home folks.

A. D. Blinkley has taken oharge of the Endioutt meat market and seems to be at home.

How you fellows oould figure out George Charts when I wrote Jerome Marts is beyond my comprehension. The said Marts will occupy the Naylor property this week.

A company of oheap jewelers struck the town lust week, rented a room, took out lioenso to auction and staid one night and beet me disKuetod an left next morning.

Tho combination meeting at the Methodist ohurch is doing a great work. Large crowds are in attendance every night and all seem to be engaged in the work of the Master. Some fifty conversions are olaitned and still the good work goes on.

The funeral of comrade Buohannon was largely attended last Friday. Old soldiers aoted as pall bearers. The casket was encircled by the stars and stripes and the services as sonducted by Rev. MoMasters were very impressive, reminding us we are passing away one by one.

A Form nut Young tjady. Miss Jennie Martin, 176 North St, Itochester. N. V., fcays: "I suffered long fiom kidney complaints—home physicians failed to afford .ellef. A fr end induced me to try Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Bemedy, of Roundout, N l. The effect was wonderful. When I had taken three bottles I was cured and have had no trouble sines. I wriU for the benefit oJ other®.

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PAID31DOLLARSDOCTORS'BILL.

paid 31 dollars doctor's bill for my wife in one year, and one bottle of Bradfield's Female Regulator did her more good than all the medicine she had taken before.

JAMES T. QOTT, Carrot. III.

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 end oan recommend it to all my friends. Mlae C. S. WIBMEYER, Denver, Col.

Bradpield regulator Co., Atlanta. Go. Sold by all Druggists. Price, $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Nyo & Co.

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MONON ROUTE.

12:£5a.m Night Mall (dully).

LOST:—AArmentrout.

NORTH

1:&9a.m

l:30p.m Day Mall (daily) 1:30p.m [Above trains only stop at county seats.! :27p.m...Bedford and Laf. Acoom...l0:42a.m 0:06a.m Way Freight l:20p.m

ss BIG 4—Peoria Division.

0:18a.m ~Espres8~Mail 9:18a.m 1:55a.ra Matt (dally) ...12:5fia.m 6:05p.m ..Mail—Kiproes l:35p.m 1:35p.m Mall—Exprees 0:45p.m

VANDALIA.

SOOTH

9:45a.m Kxpross 0:12im. .Mall 8:13a.m

5:18p.m..

FOR

..Accommodation 12(uoon

FOR SALE.

IRONS ALBI? reasonable.

FOH

New $25 baby carriage for sale luquire at 000 Plum *troot.

TRADE.-

Three iotii-»}s and lots for Kent for 125 per month. In

small farm.

quire at 804 west Perry street.

FOR RENT.

RENT—House rooms, $4, In work, 1

Tilney.

FOK

Knight Templar charm bclonjrinR

to Ell Leave at this ofilce

LOST-A

small white Augora mulf. between Music Hall and residence of J. H. Hon nell. Leave at post, ollice and recleve reward.

LOST—Between

LOST:—A

Oentor Church and His

cho's bazaar, a package containing white apron. Return to Custom boot and shoe store, 205 east Main street.

small yellow leather pockctbook.

containing some old coins. Vinder will please leavo at Swank & Clark's tailor shop and bo rewarded.

WANTED.

ANTED— Agents, ladies mill gentlemen Salable iirtlc" Ma kctstreot. oity.

Sulable article. F, E. Shaw, 200 east

\T|7ANTKD:—A girl to ilo general housework W Call at once mill West Wabash Ave.

WANTED—A

at once.

one-horse farm wagon. Ap

ply to /.. S. Wheeler, 12!) Boutli Green

WANTED.—Astreet

wasner woman,

WANTED—An

Apply ongui

4 Big Bargains for this Week Only. Black Undressed Kid Gloves 49c per Pair.

Dr.

KENT—A dwelling house within three s|unro.«of eourUJou^c. Juquireof 8. Cnihbs.

FOU

KENT. A new burn on west Market street. Inquire ol A, K. Grelst at Lylo Smith's fouudry. 307

|TOKRENT.-Cointortable bouse for small f1 family, cheap. Will take some work. Inquire at 804 West Horry strmt.

LOST.

All Chenile Portiers Fringed-Top and Button $4,99 per Pair! Our $1.35 Black Silk Finished Henrietta, 98c per Yard! 25 Pairs $3,50 Lace Curtains only $1,79!

See Our Big Stock of Window Shades. The Above Are Big Bargains and Are Positively for this Week Only.

Next door to Elston's Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Mart

tho Green laundry of Hong

uay

active, honest man—Salary

$100 monthly If suiUb with oi|ortunltles for advance, to represent locally a responsible New York hou^e. Kefereneos. Manufacturer, Lock Uox 1585. N. Y.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office over tho Corner Book Store. Iteeldenw 600 South Washington Street Office hours—0 to 12, 2 to 5p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m

cfcMraft lr FKfiMr*

Happy Moosters.

Wm. Tlmmone, postmaster oi Idavllle Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters have done more tor me than all other medi cinos oomblued for that feeling arfslnp from kidney and liver trouble." Johl Leslie, farmer and stockman saint placf, says: "Find Electric Bitters be the best kidney and liver medicine, made ine feci like a now man." J. W Gaidner, hardware merchant, fam town, says: "Electric Bittors is Just •the thing for a man *ho Is all run dowc and don't care whether hell es or dies h« found new strength, good appetite and felt just like ho had an new lease on life.

Only

50c.

store.

price

a bottle at Nye & Co.'s drug

Oatabbh Cubbd, health and sweet breath secured, by Shlloh's catarrh remedy. Price 50 eente. Nsaal lnjeotor fre«. Hoffett, Morgan* Co-

La Grippe Again..

During the epidemio of La Grippe last season Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds proved to bo the best remedy. Beports from the many who used itconflrm this statement. They were not only quickly lelleved, but tho disease left no bad after results. We ask you to give this remedy a trial and wo guarantee that you will be satisfied with results, or the purohase

will be refunded. It has no equal for LaGrippe or any throat, chest or lung trouble. Trial bottle free at Nye A ro.'a drug store. Large bottles 60c and $1.

Prompt Delivery.

THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

Has bought the entire stock of

material from the Water and

Light Company, and has re

moved it to his shop under the

Elston Bank.

2*2?

TjH)B BALE—An open faced silver Biffin movemont, cheap. Journal office.

watcli

Inquire at the

BALE:—Anyone desirUig to purchase a PuKdoffcan do so bv calling at 202 WestMarket stroei.

Music HALL

Monday, March 10.

Just One Night.

§5 2 o_

111

ALASKA.

5 S

Superbly Illustrated

Mr. H. H. Ragan.

Prices, 35 and 50 cents

Sale of seats opens Wednesday, 10 a.m.

A Hate Investment.

Is one which Is guaranteed to bilni you satisfactory results, or In case of ail ure it return of purchase price. On biB sn.'o plan you can buy from our advertised druggists a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relict to every ease, whon used for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs,Bronchitis, Asthma, whooping courH, croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and eon be depanded upon. Trial hot la free at Nye A Co.'a.

Oold In the bead? or Chilblains? 01 Ohaflngf ot a Burn? or any Old Soros'r The best thing In the world for It le dolman's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye

W. R. Grosnel]

W. H. LaFleur Expert Plumber,

Co.

A Vlslt^to the Went.

To aooommodate persons desiring to visit the great wheat and oorn lands of the West, the Big Four Route (O. O. O. & St. L. By.) has established through oar lines, equipped with Wagner palaoe sleeping and reclining ohair oars, to Bt Louis and Peoria, at whioh point direot oonneotions are made in Union Depots with through oars for all Western and Pacific Ooast points. Now is the time to visit this great and rapidly growing seotion of onr country, and in order to thoroughly enjoy the trip ask for tiokets via the Big Four Route.

No Change of Cars tf

From St. Louis to Hot Springs. Coloado or California. The Vandalla lino holds out the above inducements to parties wishing to go to above points Why gi around out of your way, when you can go direot and so easy via the Vandalla line. Leave homo at 9:46a. m. eat dinner next dav at Hot Springs Ark., at 1 p. m. picnic Pullman Hnd Tourls' oleep ng cars from St. Louis to California and chair oars free from St. Louis, to Colorado points. All without change Every comfort and more safety than at home. Get information and tiokets of J. 0 Hutchinson, agent at llain strees depot.

Why suffer with dyspepMa, bllUouanoss or any disease of the liver when you con be oured I.lver Kegulator.

by taking Slaimon'a

Orders left at the office of the

Water a.id Light Company

will be promptly attended to.

W. H. LAFT-EUR, Expert Plumber.

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

Y. MJC. A

0. M. Orkoo, President. W. S. MornsTT, Vice 1'realdent. O. P. DniuiAM, Hooordluif Socictary.

II. T. Kino,Treasurer. N. C. McCay, General Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowliug Alleys, Piano, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Secretary MeCay's olllcc hours are from 9 to 10 a.m., and 3:30 to 5:'!0 p.m, aud evorv ove.a* from 7 to0 30, cxcoptlnir Saturday.

SILAS WRAY, Designer and Engrar er

Manufacturer of all kinds of

Electrotypes and Wood Cutn, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

TnK Jouhnai.cheerfully rucommonds SFIUS Wray utt a first-claw artist. Ho ilealtrocd Ac cut of tue Y.M.C A. liulldlnK.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

Passengers and Baggage to Depota, Hotels, ot any part or tho Cltv. AIbo proprietor of tho

Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Lin«r

The Cheap Priced will bo maintained and Satlafactoiy servloo rendered. Leave calls at Stables on Market street, slate at Snodgrass & Murphy's.

IVlenhnn** No. 47.

A weekly Jonmal of a

hclloTO In Hollglon.but quwmoii mlraclee.ovorlasUnir punlwhtnent. aiid vicarious atonomunt. UIITT stands

cotncs a]rwho wUh to work together for the advancement of Truth,KlRht and Lotoin tho world. S3 columns, including a sermon ovoiy week. 91.00 & years but to a new vubticilbcr, niontfoalnfr this advertisement, 16 hole year for 60 cents. Address CHIBIiIBH. KKBR A CO., Pnb*,, l?ID*artMra8t.«CIUesMa

DR. HORNrt EUEOTRIO BELT

HALF PRIGE|$6IS!Ufi

POOT1TUT CURK8 RHKUV1 ^TCCKURHCCTU* TIBM, imBlUlU, UTKB, IIDa VVT and exhausting nervous D18SABM of both sexes. 100 'degrees ot Electricity.

nSCTBXG BKLT in the W0KL& Blsstrts fret with Mate Belts. Pamphlet fro*

RlMtnO to I SO

WAIMH AV.jCMIOAOt,