Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 March 1891 — Page 3
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At the 09 Cent Store.
ml» nt-Fiilu on Window Curtains, Curtain Poles hurl Trimmings at-i he IM'ent Store this week.
Tlif rfirfuulion ever made in the prices .f wimhov triniiniii"s.
LOOK III'.KK—A gond Toot Cloth Sbude, sprinir rollers, UOcciits. Best S foot Shuilos rrom 01 cents umvard. All of our Curtain* are buautifuliv dccoratcd ar.d llxtures are fully warranted.' Curtain l'oles and trimmings l!l cents upwards We deliver and put up window tixtures free of charge. A lurgo 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 clay Men's, Ladies', Boys', Misses' and
Children's Footwear.
124 East Main Street.
Aus Tomlinson. George Scaggs.
When You Want
G-rocerie
Don't forget to call on
Tomlinson & Scagas,
113 East Market Street.
"CMtwrUtanwalladmptedtodilMrMittiat I Cutarlncurat Oolle, recommend It superior to any prescription I Sour Stomach, I'UtrrfaOMi. KructoUon. »0 »».•• HTLO-I M. D.,
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Ml BatOilifdSk, Brooklyn, N.Y. I WUEout injnriooi •wdlcatto. THB CKJTTAUR COMPACT, 77 Murray 8b Bat, W. T.
THE POSITIVE CURE*
I ELY BBOTHKBS. Warren 8U New York. FrlceEOcti.1
1 he Jeweler, Jewelei, Jewelei, Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler
Ttie Jeweler
Ttie Jeweler
feeler, Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler,
It was Just In Time.
G.O. Bartholomew, Kalkaska, Mich., says: "I located In this place years ago, having formerly resided in Troy, N. V. I b«ve been a great sufferer from what the physicians of Troy called Brights Disease. I used Dr. Kennedy's Fnvoi lte Remedy, of Roundout, N. All tht) terrible symptoms of the di&eaise are gone. I have no traces of uny
Disorder of the Kidneys'
li\er or bladder. Who would begrudge '.ho cost of this medl.lifj tone dollar a bottle) for such a blessing or refuse this simple though sincere token of graiitud." for being perfectly eurei',? I owe every thing to Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy «im hope this will iniluce others who HtiiTer from any kidney, liver or blood disorder, to ufiothls medicine."
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Made it KOUNDOUT, N. Y.ll 6
DAILY
JOURNAL.
FRIDAY. MARCH 20, 1891.
WISE AMD OlBEEWItE,
—As Easter approaches tho beet thing to have laying arouud the house is a hen. —Robert Taylor, of Waynetown, waa fined for drunkenness in tlid Mayor's court tliia morning, —The first annual banquet of the Red Men -will oocur at the K. of P. armory this evening. —Evan Jones, of Lafayette, was in the city to-day to purchase some of Wilbur Oooley's horses. —A brother of Luther ISOUBOU, the temperance lecturer, was jailed atFraulfort yesterday for drunkenness. —"Uncle Hiram" will appear at Music Hall on April 6th and the "Boy Tramp" has a return date on April 8th. —Unole John Grimes has sold his farm to a gentleman from Illinois and will move to OrawfordBville.—Now Richmond Times. —The tiokets for the Boston orchestral Olub ooncert wore pat on this morning and there was a good sale although plenty of good seats left. —A number of unusually good shows have been booked for Music Hall next season inoluding the old standbys, Downing, Gardner and Nellie McHenry. —Davidson & West, Iieunedy & Kennedy and W. T. Brush compose the aggregation of legal talent retained to fight the injunction placed upon the council. —The congregation of Rev. J. G. Campbell, of Lafayette, presented himself and wife with a set of solid silver ible knives at their reception 'Wednesday evening. —Mr. Bell Clark and Stella Strole and their ohildren returned to their home at Horace, Ills., yesterday after a week's visit with relatives here. They wore aocompanied by their father, J. W. Vannice, —The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. is considering the proposition to pnt the Vadii, the great speotaoular piece on the stage of Music Hall. The stage, is perfectly adapted to the fine soenio effects and plenty of splendid talent oould be seoured to take the ports.
The "bums" of the Chicago Heavy Failure Clothing Store were moved from the Freeman House this morning on acoeunt of their conduot lact night. Michaels, the proprietor, carried their baggage out of their rooms this morning and told them to go.—Frankfort Orescent.
New Partner in the CreameryThe other day Watorberry it Clark quietly purehased the Interest of J. H, tohell in the new creamery and that intleman retired with the best wishes of the firm. Yesterday N. J. Clodfelter entered the firm purchasing one third interest in the business. The management as it is now makes one of the best ih it could possibly be gotten together. The members of the firm are all of them busiuews mm of acknowledged experience and wisdom aud are moreover well and favorably kuown all over the county. The business is constantly increasing and the new firm of Waterberry, Clark & Clodfelter will mBke a roaring success of the oreamery.
Pettit Pickings-
Capt. McClaskey returned from taking the Rogers boys to tho Michigan City Penitentiary last night. He did not see his old boardor, Pettit, tut heard that he was behaving himself in an excellent manner and working overtime every day. lie now has W635 to his credit on tho prison books. He will make all ho oan for if he gets a now trial it will ocmo iu g? cwl play and if -ie don't he iut in.'.a to endow a jhair of toxicology in Purdue Univorsitj when ho dies. Pettit ttii'i t. ndfi his Bible and always at the ic IHMYS liis head in silent prayer beliro attacking the fat meat and beans.
Business Change-
Arthur Dickenson and M'lt Guhklo have purchased the grooory store of Eobt. Whit ted at 410 east College street. They intend to greatly ojlorge the s'ock and carry a full line of groeer'ei anl provisions to accommodate that portion of the city.
Tor Councilman.
Cbttuncey M. Coutant is tho hrst to eome forward and announce as a candidate for Councilman. He lives in the Third Ward, has had experience in the Councilmanio anils, possesses good souse and attends striotly to business.
Easter.
Easter Sunday ooours on the last Sunday in March, one week from noxt
Sunday.
Some Ideas on Fruit.
There are many Bubjccts of great importance to tho farmers, financially, socially, morally and every other way that might bo discussed intelligently and beneficially in this single Doge of Tins JOOHNAI) to all the readers thereof. What I say now on tho tubjoct of fruit aud fruit growing in Montgomery county may bring out a discussion of the subject from those who have much more experience than I hav-\
It seems to rae there is a great deal more fruit shipped aud used in this oounly, not home grown, than theie ought to be, both canned dried and in tho natural state. 1 have heard it stated so often that our soil and climate are not adapted to tho fruit growing any more that I liad about adopted the opinion, but upon a closer examination ot the reueons why wo cannot I have 'come to the conclusion that they are not good and sufficient.
First, then, wo have tho soil and the climate to raise any kind of lruit except tho tropical and semi-tropical. There is no question iu my mind about thatIt is not the want of fruit producing qualities of tho soil that prevents a fair yield, half so much as the want of proper culture aud attention at tho proper time.
It is a natural law that the old iu both organic and inorganic life fail to bring forth fruit. The old must sooner or later cease to bring forth aud give way to younger lite.
An apple tree sapping tho ground for 25 years would have about all tho apple food out of that particular spot. Who would attempt to raise corn or wheat or any other cereal on tho same ground for twenty years in succession and expect to got a paying crop especially if ho should fail to cultivate and fertilize to a great extent. If it cm not bo done iu grain successfully, it cau not bo done in fruit.
There ought to be, and cau be, all the fruit raised in Montgomery county that we use or oould use, aud euough besides taken, in connection with the garden to ruu a canning factory six .ntliB in the year from May to November. Let us carefully oonsidor the subject in a financial point of view.
I vonture to say that half tho money spent for tobacco by the people of this county, if properly mvo.stod iu fruit trees and properly planted and cultivated will give us all tbo healthy fruit wo can eat nnd briug into tho oouuty S100,000 ayoar in money. Plant or replant your orchards. Every man who has ground and a voi little money, and if you have not tho money, quit chewing tobacco long enough to buy trees and small fruit. In three years you tan chew the healthiest fruit instead of tho worse than hogish stulT calltd tobacco.
The largest and inoBt profitable orchard in the west is that of Wellhouse & Wheat, near Leavenworth, Kan. They sold from 450 acres 1,200 barrels of apples at $3 per barrel tuaking §36, 000 on appleB alono. Mr. Corser, of Rochester, N. Y., says he sold $66 worth of cherries from four trees and four hundred dollars worth of rasberries have been sold from an acre ol ground.
Why not have a canning faotory aud plenty of fruit. H. M. Penny.
Marriage Licenses,
Isaac P. Dale and Pearl May Cox. Charles B. Leney aud Lula May Bell. __
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 Fever and Ague, Biillousness and Rheumatism, Debility of the Stomach,Rowels, Kidneys, and bladder, and all disorders arising from an Impure state of tho blood, when no other medicine or treatment has been of any permanent benefit.
GKAVBLLY HUN.
Will Butler and wife were at tho Capital last week. Mrs. Mah'.ou Butler and Mary Carver have been on the siok list.
Miss Et'iul Lynch vitited the Misses Hull at Darlington last Friday. Mr. aud Sirs. Enoch Peaoook were the guest of .Tos. Johnson Tuesday eveuing.
C. W. Pritchard purchased a fine horse this week of Bige Cox, of Garfield vioinity.
Miss Anna Peebles left Thursday for Chicago aud will again enter the training home there.
Misses Lizzie Brown and Ora Johnbon attonJed M. E. services at Dariiugton Tuesday.
Friends monthly meeting held at Center, east of Darlington, wos well attended Saturday.
The school has lxion diminised to six or fcovou scholars during the past week on account of sickness.
Miss Ratio Johuaon visited relutives at Tliorntown last week, and while thero attended commencement exercises
Sugar Plain high school.
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Baking
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. other baking powder does such work.
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PTCV TO
PAID31DOLLARSDOCTORS*BILL,
paid 31 dollars doctor's bill for my wifo in one year, and one bottlo of Bradfield's Famaie Regulator did her more good than all the modicino she had taken before.
JAMBS T. GOTT, Carml, IU.
Have suffered periodically tor years—been treated by the best physicians without relief—Bradfield's Female Regulator did me more good than all the other remedies.
Mrs. EU3A DAVIS. Charlotte. N. C.
Have used Bradfield's Female Regulator and can recommend it to all my friends. Miss O. 8. WLEMEYER. Denver, Col.
BRADFIKLD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ga. Sold by all Druggists. Price, Ji.oo per bottle. Sold by Nve & Co.
Y. M. C. A. HALL,
Monday. March 23
The Musical EventoftheSeason!
THE FAMOUS
O S O N
Orchestral Club.
Tickets now on sale at the 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.
ENGLISH'S
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST ACTRESS,
BERNHARDT!
.'•IN VlCTOREAN SARUOU'S TWO GREATEST PLAYS,
APRIL 14, "FEDORA" APRIL 15, "LA TOSCA"
EVENINC,
WED'SOAY EVENING Piesented with the tame Great Company and tf sa'ne
Elaborate Scenorjr, Costumes and Properties as were employed in New York. PRICES OF RESERVED SEATS: All Lower Floer, $3. Ail 2d loor, $2. All 3d Floor, $1.
Sale of Seats Begins MONDAY, APRIL 6 h.
v.Seate can be secured, by wjiting or Megmphinf Dickson & Ta'.t ott, lhrii&napv"S.'fnd., SPECIAL NOTICE —Partes cf terror, rnorc can SOCUM reduced rates. Apply to Loc*l Agtr.t.
O. IS. Scott, at ihe (Jity Clerk ofllco ID city building, is agent for tbn Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette, Enquirer,The Indiana State Journal, Toledo Blade, Chicago Intor-Ocean, St. Louis GloboDomocrat and Peterson's Magazine, or any other periodical desired. Also agent for the Bartlntt Book Bindery,of Torro Hnutw. C»ll and see him or addrosn him aare city building.
VR HY WILX, "Sfoo cough when Shiloh'E Cure will give you imm?dlaw rellof Price, 10 eentb, 50 uonts and $1, Moffolt Morgan & On
Happy and Ountent is a home with"Thc P.O. chestcr a lamp with the light of the morning. caiaiczue, urr*'* tf-vfustrr J*anf Cc.A'rw Yor*
Gold in the or Ohllhla.OB? 01 Ohaflng? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? Tho best thing In the world for It le Oolman'a Petroleum Balm. Get a tree sample at the drug store of Nye & Oo.
I had a severe attack of catarrh and became so dent I could not hear common conversation. I Buffered terribly from rocrlrg in my head. I procured a bottl of Ely's Cream Balm, and in thiee weeks could heRr as well as I over could, and now I can say to all who are afflicted with tt.e worst of diseases, catarrh, take Ely's Cream Balm and bo cured. It Is worth $1,000 to any man, woman or child suffering from catarrh,—A. E. Newmaii, Grayling, Mich.
Merit Wins
Wo desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr, King's Now Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills. Buckleti's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and have nover handled remedies that sell or that have given such universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and will stand ready to refund the purchase prl o, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won thuit great popularity purely on their merits. For salelbyNyo & Co., DruggUts.
QMm Cry fa Pitctoe't Cuttd*
4 Big Bargains for this Week Only.
Undressed Kid Gloves 49c per Pair.
All Chenile Portiers Fringed-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 Man.
Elston Bank.
Prompt Delivery.
THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
FOR SALE.
"CHJU 8ALE—An open faced silver watch 17 Biffin rao Journal oflloo.
Slffln movement, cheap. Inquire at the ittTofl'
FOlt
SALE:—Anyone deslrlujr to purchase a
PUK
FOU
dog can do so bv calling at 'JUS
WostMarket street.
FOR REN1.
KENT—A dwelling house within three so mires of court house. Inquire ol S. E Crabbs.
LOST.
LOST-A
small white Angora mull between Music Hall and residence of J. It. Honnull. Leave at }Kst otllce aud reclcvc reward.
WANTED.
\TI7ANTEI):—A girl to do general housework W Call at once at 111 West Wabash Ave.
WANTED—An
"W. R. Gosnell
W. H. LaFleu
Practical Plumbor,
lias bought the entire stock uf
material from the. vVater and
Light Company, and has re
moved it to his shop under the
RAILWAY 11MECARDS.
8
-^iT MONON ROUTE. Nipht. Mull (daily) 1 1 I)uy Mall (dully) 1
LA novo trains only stop at county scuts.] Hertford and Laf. Accom...l0:42a.m !):0ra.tii Way Freight 1 :*J0p.in
BIG 4—Peoria Division.
EAST IhlHa.tn 1 :rr!..m 5:05p.m 1
•W K.ST
O.lHa.m
12:r.rm.ni
..Express-Mall..., Mail (dally) ..Mall—Express .. Mall—Express
I :^5p.ni tf:45p.ui
VAHDALIA.
SOUTH
NOHTli
0:45a.m Express 0:12pm. 5:lHp.tu Mall 8:lJla.in Accommodation 12(noon
aetlve, honest man—Salary
•100 monthly If nultab'e with opportunities for advance. to represent locally a resi»onslb'o New York house. References. ManufaetuJer. Lock Hox ir85. N. Y.
DR. C. E. RANKIN,
Ofllco over tho Corner Book Store. Residence 500 Houth Washimrtrn Street Oflico hours—1 to 1 ii,'I to 5p.m. and 7 to 8 p.in
The Finest Train In America. The Southwestern limited, via tlio Big Pour ltouto, from St Lonis, 1'idianapol's and Cincinnati to Now York aud Beaton, equipped with Wagnor palaoo sleeping-cars, combination library smoking and oafe oars, luxurious couches, and elegant clinning-oars, voatibuled from oml to end, and running through solid via tho great four-track Now York Central & Hudson River Railroad, is oonoodod by competent judges to bo "Amorioa's Finest Train," and with its terminal fucilities in Grand Central Station, New York City, avoiding all ferries and transfers, offers advantages possessed by no other lino. Take tho Big Four Route on your next trip East. D. B.Martin, General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, O.
OATABHH OCBKD,
Health and eweet
href.h secured, by Shlloh's catarrh rem- '. Jy.Prlco 50 cents. Nasal injector free. Mofifttt, Mori""1* ""o
Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relle\ Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchi t' For pale bv Moffptt. Morenn A Co.
fclf fir fHehtn
La Grippe Ajjain..
Duting the epidemic of La Grippe last season Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds proved to be tho best remedy. Boports from tho many who used ttconflrm this statement They wero not only quickly 10lleved, but the disouse left no bad after results. Wo ask you to give this remody trial and wo guarantee that you will be satisfied with res lta. or the puichase price will be refunded. It has no equal for LaGrippe or any throat, chest or lung trouble. Trial bottle free at Nye i. ro.\ drugetore. Large bottles SOc and $1.
Orders left at the olTice of the
Water a.id .Light Company
will be promptly attended to.
THE UKAWFOKDSVILLE
Y. MX. A
O. M. GHKOO, President. W. S. MOFFKTT, Vice President. O.I*. DURHAM, Recording Secretary.
II. T. KING,Treasurer. N. C. MCCAY, Gcnoral 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 ofllee hours aro f»-oni 0 to 10 a.m., and 3:30 to 5:'J0 p.m. and every evea* uk from 7 to0 30, cxccptlnjr Saturday,
SILAS WRAY, Designer and Engrar er
Manufacturer of allkindsof
Electrotypes and Wood Cutn, Crawfordsvillc, Indiana.
TUBJoiTitNALoheerftilly recommends Slttas Wray as a llrst-class artist. He designed the cut of tho Y.M.O A. building..
CRAWFORDSVILLE
TRANSFER LINE,
R. C. WALKUP, Prop. Passengers and Uaorgatre to Depots, Hotels, or any partof the Citv. Also proprietor of tho BayleBs Ten-Cent Hack Line-
Tho Cheap Prices will be maintained and Satlsfactoiy service rendered. Leave calls at Stables on Market street* slate at Snodgrass & Murphy'i.
Telephone No. 47.
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!nrRFer,fl^5n??oi rcf1fe^l7odwSliati ?fi^ comt'M air w)io wlKh to work together for tbo advance* mviit of Tru th,
Uik'Jit nnd Love in tho world. 88 columns.
Including a sennon cvenr weelc. 11.00 a yeari but to a biilworilHT. montfoninjf this advertisement, 16 r«l»J.M^-V.ntr^»i°].«ye»aiL12t0«irb«ni8UCU(iNiAddress«for50rentl,tO.«Fobs,«AKKBU CUim.KHlI.
$3000
A YKAIC I undfrUkf to tuchany fairly lntHII(f*titppr»onofelth«r MX, who
C«II
read ami write, and who,
[after luitnicUon, will work Indaitrioualy, bow to nm Three TKonaaad Oollar* a
Tear In ttMlrown loca)ltiM,whtr«rer they lire.! will alao flirnith the •Kiution or employ mm t^it which you c«u ram that amount. No inonev for meuttleM •uceeeaflutaa above. Katilyaod |ukkly learned. I deetre but oue worker from each district ur county. I lurtilrndjr Uttftit and |trovldvd with cmpioynieut Mitt numbar, who an making over 91000 a year each. It'iSTEW snd SOl^III. Full twrtlcuIanKMEE. Jtddrtit at ooci, K. €. llov iHV.Atmuita, Main*