Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 March 1891 — Page 3

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Aus Tomlinson.

to the

Window Curtain Week

At tti£ 90 Cent Store.

'grand cut-sale oti Window Curtains, Curtain Pulps and Trimmings nt the P.5)-Cent Store this week.

The biggest reduction ever made in the prices cf window trimmings.

OOK II Kit 10—A good 7 foot Cloth Shade, spring rollers, H'.i cents. Best 8 foot Shades from W ceut3 upward.

All of our Curtains aro beautifully Mecoratcd and fixtures arc fully warranted

Curtain Poles and trimmings lit cents upwards. We deliver and put up window fixtures froo of charge. A largo crayon portrait given 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.

124 East Main Street.

When You Want

Don't forget to call on

Tomlinson PScaggs,

113 East Market Street.

i^^PAINLESS. PILLS

••-WORTH A GUINEA A B0X^«

For BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS

Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness

Dizziness, and Drowsiness, Cold Chills. Flushings of Heat.Losso Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Scurry, Blotches on the Skin, Distorted Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations. *c.

TIIF FIIBT DOFIE WILL

GIVE

ACT LIKE MAOIC. Strengthen/no

Htxlon, bringing buck

HEALTH

the

Neroout andDebllltated

ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLO.

sBsmmm

George Scaggs

EFFECTUAL!^

an/lis"fll!"9 afte^**?!?'

RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES*

BEECH AM'8 PIUS TAKEN AS DIRECTED RESTORE FEMALES TO COMPUTE HEALTH.

For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.• they

tho muscular

the

s,y»^

httn edge of appetite,

wholephy.lcal energyof

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

The Jeweler

J?^^\^oSEBUDOF

ami arousingwith

Jeweler, Jeweler, Jewaler, Jewelei1, Jeweler, JewcJ*f

theHOXttiuuur

U.ehumnnfrnmo, Ono of tl.olxstKuanmteM

Is that BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LAHQfc*! MIX

THE POSITIVE CURE. SLY BHOTHKR8. Wina 0U New York. Frteeeoe

It was Just In Time.

G. O. Bartholomew, Kalkaska, Mich., says: "1 located In this place ft years ago, having formerly resided in Troy, N. V. I have been a great sufferer from what the physicians ol Troy culled Brlglit's Disease. I used Dr. Kennedy's Favodte Remedy, of Roundout, N. Y. All the t-rrlble symptoms of the disease are gone. I have no trnces of any

Disorder of the Kidneys,

liver or bladder. Who would begrudge the cost of this tnedl -in 2 ^one dollar a bottle) for such bleesing or refuse this simple though sincere token of gratitude for being perfectly euroi'V I owo every thing to Dr. Kennedy's Fu\ orlte Itomedy 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 UOUMIOUT. K. Y.ll 6 for*5.

DAILY

JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, MA.ROH 17, 1891.

Get lour Tickets,

The seats for the Boston Orchestral Club entertainment will be placed on sale next Friday morning at eight o'olock. Go early and secure a good place in the line.

Anniversary Lecture-

The Y. M. C. A has prepared to have a grand anniversary lecture delivered in their hall on the first Sunday in Apiil. The address will be delivered by liev. Dr. Clokey, the eloquent Presbyterian divine, of New Albany.

Henry Alfrey Eeported Lying. Ikist evening the family of Henry Alfrey were wiled from Terre Haute that he was very sick nt that place and not expeoted to live. The family went went down on the evening train to attend his bedside.

The Condition of Elliott

John Elliott, the Vandslia liremtn who was injured just north o' the city yesterday morning, is lying at his home in Terre Haute in a peoarious condition. The doctors are uuable to define the injuries but they are internal and very severe as they state his death is likely to oocur at auy time.

Tbe Bad Luck Continues.

The strange fatality which seems to follow the persons connected with the Pettit case lias not ceased. W. W, Wilson, who mot a tragic death at Shawnee Mound Saturday by the breaking of his feed grinder was subpoenaed aa a witness for the State and hiB wife give important testimony.

The Hone Show.

The committee on the hor eshow met lost night and deoided to hold their show upon the first Friday and Satur day in April, the 3rd and 4th ol the month. The exhibits will coour in the afternoon and prizes will be offered for all classes and grades of horses except sucklings. There will be a stallion exhibit eaoh day. The premiums will be announced later.

A Sad Sight

This morning Oapt. E. P. McClaskey loft for Miohigan City .w tu vLio .Rogers brothers, of Tippecanoe, who have two years to serve for stealing olover seed. The brothers were handcuffed toge her and as they boarded the train which was to bear them away from liberty they broke down and cried. The one who said ho stoie in order to pay the expensos of his contemplated murriag was particularly disconsolate.

Blame and Our Mafia Sooiety. Dago Wampler representing the Mafie Sooiety of this city has received the following from Secretary Blaine to whom the protest of the lcoal vendetta was sent regarding the New Orleans disturbance "Your postal card duly roeeived. 1 will take your advice and decapitate Mayor Shakespeare and the Sheriff at once. No, I am not in need of any peanuts at present."

JAMES G. BLAISE.

The Barbed Wire Situation. O. M. Gregg returned from Chicago last night where he attended a meeting of the barbed wire trust. lUuoh business was transacted and many of the serious complications whioh bad arisen were satiafictorilly adjusted. The Washburn and Moen people who hold the pateuta whioh the Columbia trust will take charge of will turn over their oouoeni 011 next Friday when the exeoutive committee will meet at Chicago. There are a number of other matters yot however wh'oh will have to be disposed of before the business of (he new trust oan move off smoothly.

The Boston Orchestral OlubThe greatest musioal trtat whiohCrawfordaville has had in years will be the oonorrt by the Uo3ton orchestral Olub

Monday night, lhe organization comprises the veiy highest musical tat ent, and will afford an opportunity for hearing artists of the greatest renown. Our exchanges speak of it in the following high terms. "Unquestionably the finest :i'isioal treat that the people of Galveston have enjoyed was the performance by rhe Boston Orchestral Olub. Their phrasing was superb, anl the pianissimo passages of the full orohestra were simply inspiring."

It Is the Kxperlence ot .Multitudes Of Intelligent people that a perservlng use ol Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Roundout, N. Y. will cure Cover and Ague, Bllliousness and Rheumatism, Debility of the Stoinach.Bowels, Kidneys, and bladder, and all disorders arising from an Impure state of the blood, when no other medlolne or treatment has been of any permanent benefit.

OATABBH OTJBID, Health and sweet breath secured, by Bhljoh's oataiTh remedy.Prloe SOoents.

Nasal lnjeotor free.

Moftett, Morgan* do.

The Very "Boss" Oow.

Tho record of 365 days of the butter performance of tbe cow, Paulino Paul, owned by J. B. Du teller k. Son, Pauling, N. Y., showed that during the time there was churned from her milk ,153 pounds of 16? ounces of marketable butter. 'X he cow is a 17olstion-Friosuiu and weighs 1,450 pouuds. She was fed her ration of grain composed of three parts bran, two parts ground oats, ono pi»rt corn meal, by measure. Slie was fed por day not exceeding 27 pounds of this mixture, to which was added 3 pounds of cotton ssed. ft lie hud neither slop food nor ensilage. What of forage she was fed, of liay, corn or grass is not stated, but we suppose she ate of those according to her inclination. She wont through the tost triumphant, and in good condition—not having lost a meal, nor been "off her food."

She gave 18,Gti',l pouuds and uinu ounces of milk during the year. As she ii'ade 1,153 pounds 15j ouuocsof butter, we figure that it took au avoruge of 10.17 pouuds of bor milk to yield a pound of butter. This confirms agaiu, our long-held-toview, that the phenomenal butter a ows give very rich milk while those that give it in rivers, almost', have never made great records from exceptionally rich milk. Pauline Paul, with her groat size, and generous feeding,did not average quite 52 pouuds of milk per day.

This great record puts the "Boss" cow ahead of any other cow that has been heard from of auy breed.

Her butter, at 25 oonts, was worth $288.75. The oost of grain food at an average of $1.00 pa- hundred lbs. cost $109.50. We do not suppose the forage she ate, with suoli a grain ration, cost more than that eaten by any oow of her weight—not more than $30 worth probably.

We have figured this out for the benefit of some skeptics, who hold that these phemonenal performers, consume more than they pay for. They don't. There is a big profit iu feeding them, and say nothing about the rich manure or the calf. Even her skimmed milk, not taken note of, would pay for he/ forage. So there was a profit on her performance of nay S179.25. The manure would pay for waitiug on her and her oalf, if sold, wou'd buy a small farm.

And yet there are men who aro seem ingly content to "pull teat" a year to get $35 worth of milk, a few loads of starved manure, aud a "deacon" calf, as the earnings of a oow.

The Longs in Oourt-

This morning the larceny oase against John A. Long and his two sons oame up in the circuit court. It will be remembered that last Summer a party went through their plaoe near Linden in search of stolen pioperty and found a large ameunt of it, wheat, plows, oultivators and harness. The Longs bad not borne the best of reputation?, the notorious Nancy Lightcap being the daughter of the old man aud sister to the boys. Aooonlingly after a preliminary before the Mayor they were bound over to the grand jury by which bedy they were duly indicted. The oas.' was oontinued from term to term ana the other day a ohange of veuue wis asked. Tlrs Jt dge Snyder refus as a euflioient counter-affidavit was filed to that which asked ior a change. This morniug all parties appeared iu oourt iud the trial began Mofl'ett and Ander aon appearing for the State and Hurley and Courtney for the defense. The stolen plow, the property of Thomas West, was carried majestically in by four mon to bear wituess agaiust the Moused.

Entertained-

W. K. Wallaoe and wife introduced anew departure in the way of entertaining last night whioh will dou1 tloi-s receive extensive imitation. The entertained about thirty of their friends at the Center church sooial wheie on elegant supper was served. After tea the whole party adj 3iuned to Mr. Wallace's residence where the evening was enjoyably passed by various amusements.

Marriage License,

Wm. H. Evans and Eliza J. liratton. Asa P. Ditamore and Emma Musgrove.

First Ibptist Church SocialThe ladies of the First Baptist ohuroh will give a sooial at tho church next Friday evening, March 20. Supper from five to eight o'olock. All aro oordmlly invited to be present.

BEKODAM'H PILLS act lllte magic v.n a Weak Stomach. WAVKIJANO.

Urole'Sam Mcore is no better but is sencuslv ill. Mrs. Johu Battry, of Medianlesburg, is visiting relatives here.

Mrs. Wm. Grimes of near Rufrellsville visited lelatives here yesturday. Miss Mary Riobardson, of Hollinsburg, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mose Carver.

The VauAugtin brothers, of Pittsburg, Ind., are visiting Harry Clark and wife.

Chas Johnson is taking a tour through the South. Ho is now in Southern Louisiana now.

Rev. L. S. Buckles and wife, of Thorntown, who have been visiting fchoir (laughter, MiBB Ettie, returned home yesterday.

Tourista,

Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on every trip a bottle or 8yrup of Figs, as It acts most pleasently and effectually on tho kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers,headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale In 50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists.

You will Bavo money by buying your dry goods, notions, oloaks and millinery goods of Abe Levlnson.

%5e8S£5k

PAID 31 DOLLARS DOCTORS' BILL. paid 31 dollars doctor's bill lor my wife in one year, and one bottle of Bradfleld's Female Regulator did her more good than all tho medicine she had taken before.

A man

JAMES T. GOTT, Citrmi, 111.

Have suffered periodically for years—been treated by the best physicians without rolief—Bradfietd's Female Regulator did me more good than all the other remedies.

Mrs. ELIZA DAVIS, Charlotte, N.

Have used Bradfield's Female Regulator and can recommend it to all my friends. MISB O. 8. WIEMEYER, Denver, Col.

NNADFIKLD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ga. Sold by till Druggists. Price, $i.oo per bottle. Sold Nye Co.

flrta

Y. M. C. A. HALL,

Monday. March 23,

The Musical Event of Meason!

THE FAMOUS

O S O N

Orchestral Club.

Tickets now on sale at th Y. M. C. A, Building.

Admission, 50 Cents.

Reserved seats checked off without extra charge any time after 9 a. m, on Friday, March 20.

l»AKU.N«!TO.\.

Susan Best who died in your city last Monday was a resident of Darliugton and- had been for a loug time. Her maiden u-irao was Eudioott, daughter ol James Endicott, a man kuowu for yeara as "Devil Jim" Eudicott. BUSJU was lirst married to Georgo Philips, who enlisted iu the 135th Iudiana Keg ment pnd died at Stevenson, Ala., in 1861. After some years of widowhood she married D. W. Best, of this place, he being at the time addioted to his oups and hiB sprees would be many and 1 ng. Dave oontinued to neglect her, spend all his earnings nt the saloou of le Bill House, until she took the law iu hor own hunds and with ax chopped down tho door uud total I demolished the wbole concern, Iho proprietor in oluded. The past few years Dave au] Snse, as they were kuowu, soemed to 6'ijoy life, she owning a very comfortable little home here in town wbile Dave laid up money at his trade. But he soon tired of this and beoomiug iufatuuted with greener fields his uiom-.v was soon gone. Ho theu sold his shop aLd in a twinkle that was gone. He then left vowing novor to return leaving his wife to tho oold charities of the world. She struggled along through the Winter to die of a broken hoart just at tho dawn of Spring. Slie attended tho meetings here Ust week iiiul gave eviilenoa of hmn-j soundlv couconverted and let us all hope that the has at last reached that haven of rest where troubles are uukuown.

Mossrs. F. J. Cheney A Co.—Gentlemen:—I have been In tho geneial practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that In all my. praetlco nnd experience have never soen a preparation that eould pretcrlbo 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 wond -rful, and would sav in conclusion that I have yet to llnd a case of Catearh that It would not cure If they would take It accfr ".ln(r to directions. Yours ttuly,

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

All Chenile PortiersFringed-Topand 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 Mail.

Elston Bank.

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

sooth MONON ROUTE.

FOll

TTIIO lias practiced racd'clno for

40 yeara, ought to know salt from sugar read what he says: TOLEDO, 0.,Jon. 10. 188".

L. L. GORSDCH, M. D. Oll'.co, 215 Summit Bt.

Wo will givo $100 for any case of Cataarh that cannot be cured with Hall's Cataarh Cure. Taken internally.

F. J. CHENEY

Happy

CO., l'i- opn

Toledo, O

Sold by druggists, 75c.

Ia Grippe Again..

During the epidemic of La Grippe last season Dr. King's New Discovery for. consumption, coughs and colds proved to be tho best remedy, lteports from the many who used itcondim this statement They were not only quickly iolleved, but the dlseuso left no bad altet results. We ask you to give tills remedy a trial and we guarantee that you will be satisfied with results, or the puichase price will be refundod. It has no equal for LaGrlppe or any throat, chest or lung trouble. Trial bottle free atNvo

To.'fc drug store. Large bottles 50c and $1.

and content is a home with

NOIITH

Night Mull (dully) 1 :f»J)a.m

1 Day Mall (dally) 1 [Above trainsouly slop atcouiity scats.1 u:27p.in...Bedford and Laf. Accom...l0:42a.m !:0r»a.m Way Freight 1:2Gp,m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

»:1 Ha.in Kxnrcsa— Mall 0:lMu.tn 1 :"r»a.m Mull (daily) Il2 55a.m .V.Oap.m Mull—Express 1 :«)5p.rn 1 X"p.m Mull—Kxpresg 0:45p.iu

VANDALIA.

SOUTH

FOK

Kxpress 0:12pm.

S:18p.ui Mall 8:KJa.m Accommodutiou 12(noou

FOR SALE.

FOR

SA LE—NOW tiuhy carriage lor sale reasonable. Juqiiirc at 000 IMum street

F%UK

SAL15—An open faced silver wateh Elgin movement,cheap. Inquire at tlie Jourii^r ofllco.

.SALE —Anyone desiring to purchase ii Pug dog en do so bv calling at ~U'2 West Market street.

FOU

TRADE.—Three nouses and lots for small farm. Kent for per mouth. Inquire at H(M west Verry street.

FOR REN1.

HPO RENT—House rooms, $4. In work, Or. 1 Tllney.

FUlt

RENT—A dwelling house within three squares of eou**t hou^e. Inquire ol S. E Crubhs.

RENT. A new barn on west Market street Inquire of A, K. (irelst ut Lyle Smith's 'foundry. :I-17

FOR

RENT.-Comlortable house for suiull family, cheap. \Mlltake^ome work. Inquire at 801 West Perry strict.

"LOST.

LOST:—AArmentrout.

Knight Temphir charm belonging

to Ell I/Cive at this ofllco.

LOST-A

small white Angora muff, between Music Hall aud residence of J. R. Hon* nell. Lcuve at |»ost olllce and roolevereward.

LO^P—Between

Center Church and His-

CIIO'H bn/uar a package containing a while apron. Return to Custom l»oot and shoe store, '£05 east Mam street.

LOST:—A

small yellow leather pocKetliook.

containingsoine old coins. Finder will please leave at Swank & Clark's tailor shop and be rewurded.

"T7 WANTED.

WANTED—Agents,

ladles and geutlemen

Salable article. F, E. Shaw, 200 oast Ma ketslreet. city. W7ANTED:—A girl to do general housework

Call ai once at 111 Wost Wabash Avo.

NTED—A one-horse farm wagon. Apply to Z# S. Wheeler, 1 south Green street.

WANTED.—Astreet

WA$100

"The Ro.

Chester a lamp with the light of the morning. catalogue, wr»t* Rnchttttr .Lan/ Co, Mc\o Kar#

Oold In the bead? or Ohllbla'.us? oi Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Soros'r The best thing In the world for It Is Oolman's Petroleum Balm. Get a tree Bample at the drug store of Nye

aioiaL Bnapcasorr QR.WJ.H0l

wasner woman. Apply to

the (Jreen laundry of Hong Guay at ouce.

NTED—An active, honest man—Salary monthly if sultab'e with opportunities for advance. to represent locally a responsible New York house. References. Manufactuier. Lock Rox 1585. N. Y.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office over the Corner Rook Store. Residence 500 Soutli Washington Street Otlice hours—0 to lli, 2 to and 7 to 8 p.tn

DR.<p></p>HALF

HORNCt ELEOTRIO KLT

PRICE. $5 ABFFIJS

ronTTVKLT CTEIS KHXTIA

KLT CTEIS KHXTIl.

TIM, IBUKUQIA, UTU, U» jntT and exbAiuUnff necrotia DISEASES of both rexes. 100 'degroof ot Etectricir

Syaraateei'

|OJART*

•C*CD( |W E&prereS.

BUTCTBLCBKLT

In tbe

WORX& IMFLL

with

MALE

Belts. Pamphlet

CUMTM flkr moMft

Oo.

Prompt Delivery.

THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

W. PL Gosnel]

W. H. LaPleu Expert Plumber,

Has bought the entire stock of

material from the Water and

Light Company, and lias re

moved it to his shop under the

Orders left at the office of the

Water a.id Light Company.

will he promptly attended to.

W. H. LAFLKUK, Expert Plumber.

THE CRAWPORDSVILLE

Y. MX. A

O. M. GitEQO, I'reslilont. W. S.

MOFFETT,

Vlco I'rcsldcnt.

0.1'.

DURHAM,

Recording Bccrotary.

KINO,Treasurer.

N C.

MCCAY,

General Secretary.

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

Secretary McCay'e ofllco hours are f»-om 0 to 10 a.m.,and 3::t0tor:'!0 p.tn, and ovary eveing from 7 to0 J10, e.xeeptlug Saturday.

SILAS WRAY, Designer and Engrar er

Miinufiir.lurcrof ull kinds of Electrotypoa and Wood Culn, Cruwfordsviilc, Indiana. THE JooiiNAi.cheorfully rceommends SHfei Wruy as a first-clans artist. He designed the cutof tlio Y.M.C A. liulldlnir.

CllAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP Prop.

Passengers and Baggage toDopots, Boteto, ot any partof the City. Also proprl etor of the

Ten-Cent Hack Line

Bayless The Cheap Prices will bo maintained and Satlsfaotoiy service rendered. Leave calls at Stables on Market stroet« slate at Snodgraaa St Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.

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PnOMIT PERSONAL ATTENTION.

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