Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 April 1891 — Page 3

Aus Tomlinson.

N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. ^fkHTACLAWSo^ ^h"fC3i50«

You Will Be Pleased

li you call at 124 East Main Street and we will be pleased to show you as fine a line of Boots and Shoes for .ladies and gents as can be found in the State

•MKeuy

124 East Main Street.

Grand Cut Sale on Glassware

At ttie 99 Cent Store. Will Be Continued All This Week

Glassware of all kind.s al less than cost.

Nrw PATTERN* EI.EOANT DKSICINS Uosi Howls, Cracker Jars, .K'ilv Cups, Sirup Cruc's.

I tread Plates. Olive Dishes,

^ViitorPiteho-s, CobctP, iinble***, Pickle Dishes,

js nm llass Costors, Fruit Bowls, Water Sets, Berry Sets.

Plain .aud Colored Glassware at less than cost. See our glasswire bargain counter. Remember, this week only

Ross Bros., 99-Cent Store

When You Want

G- rooeri

Don't forget to call on

Tomlinson & Scaggs,

113 East Market Street.

Jeweler, Jewelei, Jewelei, Jeweler, Jewelei,

Tlie Jeweler

•Some liv®-

The Jeweler

The Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler, Jeweler, ]ewc.cf

Hie more Busy%wives who Use SAP?.© UO never seem

a large part of

h"'

George Scaggs

tWv'T

like-

fioes

grow old.Try c&ke

A. complete wreolc of domestic happiness has often res badly washed dishes, from an unclean kitchen, or

seemed light as air. But by those things man often judges wife's devotion to her family, and charges her with genera

when he. finds her careless in these particulars. Many a

its thrifty neatness and its

SAFOLIO. WCrocera often BubstltuM cheaper «oods for HApollo,

pront. send back suck wtlelM. and tasls» oa bavin. J»" •S»» urd«rr4^«

from

tnfles

consequent happme

,We area patient people—the ox is nowhere in comparison. Webuy lamp-chimneys by the dozen they go on snapping and popping and flying

oieces

and we go on bi'yi he very same chimneys year after year. Our dealer is willing to sell! us a chimney a week for every I lamp we burn—a hundred or more a year—and we plow for him, pay him for goading us.

Macbeth's "pearltop" and "pearl glass" do not break from heat they are made of tough glass.

As likely as notour dealer would rather his chimneys would break it's good for the DU^iness," says he. He buys the brittlest ones he can get.

What are you going to do about it?"

I'ittsburj. GIO. A. HACBSTB.& Co.

DAILY ©JOURNAL

THURSDAY, Al'lUL 2, 1891.

REPUBLICAN PB1MAK]ES.

'Wednesday Evening, April 15, The Titn Fixed That They Be Held. The Republicans of the different wards of the city are requested to meet cm Wednesday evening, April 15, at tho following places to nominate a candidate for one Councilman from each ward to bo voted for at the election to lo held on Tuesday, May 5, next:

FOIST WARD-—'Township Trustee's oflice. SECOND WAIID—Clerk's oflice.

TIUHD WAISI)—Ucniben Smith's shop. The voting will bo done on the primary plan and tho

{Kills

will be open

from IS o'clock to 9 o'clock p. 111. Every Republican in tho city is requested to be present and give expression to liis •hoice of candidates. \V. E. HUMPHREY, Chairman.

C. N. WILLIAMS, Secretary.

K. T. Banquet.

The members of Crawfordsville Commandery. No. 25. K. T., will give their stated banquet at their hall this evening-

No Counterfeiters.

Tlio counterfeits of tho two dollar silver certificate of the 188G series which have created such a furore in the east have not reached this city. None of the banks have come in contract with any of tlieni.

Next Monday Evening.

Uncle llirain will boat Music Hall Monday evening next. Says tho Franklin, Pn., A'eics: "Well, "Uncle Hiram's" a'l right. Such was the opinion last niglit of the biggest uudience that hns greeted any show at the opera house for a long time. In fact, the house contained all that it could seat, and there was a plentiful showing of slanders, straggled in the space back of the drets circle.

Fees and Friendship.

A funny racket occurred a short time ago between a couple of hot hoaded youug attorneys of this city. So raah did each talk to the other that they did not spenk as they passed by, But fees came in sight, tho calumet no longer Iwre a blood stain, and they entered'on tho defense of the same case side by side. Thus lawyers quarrels tlio out. This enraged pair and tho amicable adjustment of tho passions is an object lesson. Never let your anger stand in tho way of financial interests. N. H. The fee is not paid yet, and never be.

THEKNIGHTSOP RECIPROCITY.

iiets Have a Branch In Montgomery I County. The Knight of Heciprocity is sweeping the country with as much force as the Farmers Alliance did. All who can answer tho following questions in the affirmative are eligible to membership: 1 Are you in favor of the perpetuity of our Union? 2 Are you in fnvr of just and liber.il ]M'iisions to all honorably discharged si 1 lers and sailors of the Republic? 3. Are you in favor of tho protection of American industries? 4. Are yon in favor of fair and equitable reciprocity between all the nations on tho American continent? 5. Are you in favor of fair aud equi table reciprocity between all interest of our Nation? 6. Are you in favor of an intelligent ballot, honestly cast and counted? 7. Aro you in favor of disfranchising every citizen who offers ur accosts a bribe to influence a ballot

The leader of the movement is C. M. Travis in this city and he has made the following statement: 1 have received from the Supremo Lodge of the United] state's, Knights of Reciprocity, blank applications for charters to organize subordinate lodges in the state of Indiana. It requires six or more to organize a subordinate lodge.

will

A Pertinent Question,

It is far froin settled that Prof. John M. Coulter will leave Wabash college for the Presidency of the State University but it cannot lie doubted that ho is seriously considering a change. A pertinent question it therefore is. What are the trustees and friends of AVabash college going to do about it? Will they let him go without any effort to retain him If so they will show a remarkable lack of knowledge concerning what makes a college successful, It is not money so much as moil. All the money given the college in the last two years would hardly offsot the loss of Prof. Coulter. Tho citizens, the alumni of Wabash college and especially the students do most earnestly hope that tho trustees will act in this matter and act promptly.

Mike and Mary.

Mrs. Mary Crow, the noted fortune toller, who resides near the junction, is a complainant in the Mayor's court against Michael O'Neal, tho young Democratic politician and grocery keeper in that vicinity, charging him

with

rudely and angiely, maliciously and ii clenfly. touching, strik beating and brusing her body, yesterday dum a wordy war in which they wereengi (luring the construction of a fence in the vicinity of their respective homes. Maiy could look into the future and see what in i\vful fate awaited Mike in the li do'.vy unknown but could not wait vengeance, so hing, and Buck Brothers was dispatched forthwith to bring Mike into court, dead or alive.

IVES r. ieased on his own recogmwn l,v the oilicor, and tho trial had not. l.e.n a'l when we go to prc es.

CATAHHH CUIIKD, health tnd sw.ct breath soenred, by Sliiloh's catanh miedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free" Moffott Morgan & Co.

Upon the organization of as many as five subordinate lodges a charter may be obtained to organize a grand lodge for tho State. I will forward to anyone a blank application for a charter, with such instruction as I am able to give, immediately on receiving request for same.

The proper thing for those who sym pathize with tho movement is to see Mr. Travis and proceed to organizo. Those who are willing to become charter members for the sulxirdinate lodge in this city should drop in at Travis and Brown's oflice, third door north of the |lost otllce, and sign the application. This morning Mr. Travis received ap plications for the necessary blankB from Portland, Dublin and Spencer. Tlio new order promises to lie one of groat magnitude and influence.

vV At Music Hall April 8. Warm weather did not prevent a full house at the Court street Theater last I night. Mine. Nueville and her son Au-| gustin with a good supporting company presented "The I?oy Tramp." The I many thrilling scenes and funny situations were applauded and laughed at to I the entire content of the audience and satisfaction of tho actors. The usual matinees will bo given during tho week. Morning Express, Buffalo, N. V.

The Sons of Veterans.

The stated meeting of the Sons of Veterans was held last night room in the Ornbaun block. Daniel was tho speaker from the G. A.

It.,

and he mado a rousing talk. The camp is slowly but surely getting strong footing and as the legitimate successor of the G. A. R., will eventually become powct in the community.

Baptising at the Foot of Washington Street* Elder Nowols, R. W. Thompson and Archie Brown will assist Elder Oliphant in holding meeting the last of the week at the Primitive Baptist church. There will lie preaching Friday night and on Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 a. m„ and at night. There will be baptizirg at 3 in., Saturday probably at tho tpot of Washington street.

For a disordered liver try Beeoham's Pills.

.vKir lioss.

The Midland freights have chaugcd time. F. P. Mount is spendingu few days at home.

The Iv. of P. lixlge is constantly increasing. Mrs. McCoy has moved into the Chas. Truax property.

Wash NefT has moved from Ladoga to his farm east of here. John Crawford, if near Ortli, Is thinking of going West soon.

Will White is home during his vacation and he now has the measles. See the new styles of millinery goods at Hadley & Brown's. Everything now.

Arshur Briston. the blind orator, will not lecture here Thursday night as reported.

Street lamps owned by individuals were offered to the town if they will keep them lit. The town conncil accepted tlio offer.

The judge of the Superior court has rendered the decision of the Cooper insurance money in favor of Mrs. Hnnnah Peterson, of this place.

Ben Morket purchased a house of Mrs. Lizzie Grimes and moved it on a lot purchased for that purpose. His sister is going to keep house for him.

stylish.

Powder

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Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky s, Palat and Wholesome.

Biscuit, Griddle Cakes', Palatable and Wholesomi JJo othcr baking powder doet,mch work.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

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"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

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BRADFIELO REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. GBOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 8old by Nve& Co.

A. H. Dickerson

IIus bought, tho

R.H.Whitted GROCERY,

410 East College Street.

And has restoctced it with new,

fresh groceries of all kinds, and

in their I are ready to supply the public. Joe Mc-1

Produce and Feed of All Kinds

Kept constantly on hand.

Milt Guntle is my salesman.

ENGLISH'S

BERNHARDT!

ifc VICTOREAN SARDOU'S TWO GREATEST PLAYS, TUESDAY

APRIL 14, "FEDORA"

RVBNINO,

WB,APRIL15,

Inpuirc of

LA TOSCA"

wttfc win* Omt Cempwyr «nd ttn urn* Ihfmti Setiwiy, CoitumM ind ProptrtlM •an tmflopi In N«w Yoih.

Pmen OP RUKRVCD SUTI: MUMTFIMT,IS. All li flaw, 12. Ail floor, II. Sill If Silti Btglie MONDAY, APRIL 61b.

N0T1C(—Pwtlaa

JAMES P. WALTER.

Sow Try Thin.

It will cunt you nothing arid will surely do you good, if you have cough, cold or any trouble with throat, cheat or lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumptii coughs and colds is guaranteed to giTe relief or money will be p»id back. Sufferers from lagrippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our oxponso and leam for yourself just how good a thing, it is. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co.'e drug store. Large bottles 50c and 81.

Rev. H. H. Painill, D. D., editor of the Iowa Methodist, says etliit rially: "We have tested the merits of Ely's Cream B.ilm und believe that, by a thorough course of treatment it will cure almost every case of catarrh. Ministers lis class are afflicted with head and throat trouble and catarrh seems more prevalent than ever. We cannot recommend E y's Cream Balm too highly."

I used Ely's Cream Balm for dry catarrh. It proved a cure.—B. F. M. Weeks, Denver.

Exclusive

Are the designs in our new Wool Chalhes, Pine Apple Tissues,

Brandenburg Cloths, Scotch Zephyr and French Ginghams and all

the new novelties in Wool Dress Goods and Trimmings.

IN FACT our^tore is crowded with new and beautiful goods in

ah departments. An inspection will convince you that this is true.

Our Millinery Department is complete with everything new and

Next door to Elston'a Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

Elston Bank.

his

He will be pleased to see all

old patron?. Please give me

call. A. H. DICKERSON.

•KCMLIIMMCKIIT Or TMI «0U0*l OUTflTUTttH

Prompt Delivery.

THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

RAILWAY HMECARDS.

MOKON ROUTE.

SOUTH JIVMWHIIVW1U. NOUTII Night, Mull (dully) 1 :riUa.m 1 Day Mall (daily) 1

I Above trains only stop at comity souUs.] 5:27p.m...Bedford and I*af. Aceom...l0:42tt.m 9:05a.m Way Frulght l:2Up.in

7^ BIG 4—Peoria Division. 0:18tt.m JSxpresa-Mall »:18a.m 1 :f5a.m Mall (daily) 12:55mm 5:05p.m Mall—Kxprt'ss 1:3fp.i» l:35p.m Mall—Express 0:4fj.in

VANDAL1A.

SOUTH fflHWaWBi NOltTII 0:45tt.m Rxprons U:l!ipm. I 5:18p.m Mall 8:KJa.m

short. Iiand ti^ii pnictlcai writer, N. Wood, 11M West lege st reet.

FOR SALfc.

FOU

SALE.—A White sewing muching at lees than cost. Never bwnusod. lutjulre at this otllce,

FOtt

SALE—An open faced Btlvor watch Blgln movemout, cheap. Inquire at tlio Journal oflico.

FOU

8ALRAnyone desiring to purehtLse a Pug dog can do so bv calling at West Market street.

FOR REN1.

FOU

KKNT CHKAP-10 acres of ground near the Vandalia depot. New house, good well, bam, largo chloken house and yanl. Willftirnlsh tlw clnckeus for half what they proiluee. Inquire at Dennis (»ill»ert's bakery.

FOU

«M nan on M«im

AjflfWUelAsw*

A txp buggy, good make, little worn.

KENT-A dwolllng house within three squares of court house. Inquire of S. Crabbs.

LOST.

OST--A hor-c blanktit, Heturn to Walk' up'fl transfer and receive reward.

LOST—Aamountchain

W". JR.. Gosnell

Accommodation l^dioon

WANTED.

WANMKD:—M«nfplace.

steel purse onnuilnlng a

small of change, somewhere on the streets. Finder will please leave at. this oflice.

LOST-A

small white Angora mutr, between Music Hall and residence of ,L H. lionnell. Lojive at j08t oflice and reeleve roward.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Offleo ovor tho OornorBook Btoro. Hostdotico &00 Soutli Wagblnirtcn Street Odlue liourB—0 to 12, :2 to r.p.ui, und 7 to8 in

Mrs. M. C. Thayer,

(Of Indianapolis,)

Treats all Diseases with

Dr. C. I. Thatcher's Magnetic Shields.

Xj£i!F\L©ur

Practical Plumber,

Has bought the entire slock (if

material from thir A'ater and

Light Company, and lias re

moved it to his shop under the

salarj' and expenses.

Permanent- Apply at once. Brown Bros,,Nurserymen. Chicago.

WANTED—Aatonce.

girl to do housework at Paul

Hughes'

WANTKD-Good

cook—big wages-Apply

at -lOHeast Main street.

WANTRD.—A

limited numiKjr of pupils in

(not electric),

Rheumatism and all Nervi us Diseases easily cured. Curved spines and hip diseases of childre:. a specialty. Will be at the Nutt House until April 8.

Can Give the Best of Reference.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. Passengers and nasguni to Depots, Po'ots. any part of tneCit' Al-sopro ritcor of tlio Haylesa TeD-0ent Hr v'f Liue

The Cheap Prices wi' bo main kilned and Batlsfactoiy rei toe rendu rod. I.onvocalls at Stables in Market at tinodgraas & Murpby'i.

Telephone No. 47.

Orders left at the ollice of the

Water a.id Light. Company

will be promptly attended to.

Music

HALL

Monday, April 6.

Playing to the capacity of all theaters.

Wuit for tho liig Show.

Tho Comedian,

Aaron H. Woodhull,

In the I'lmrniinK oomcily

Oncle Hiram!

Supportcd.by a Strong Company, Magnificent Scenery, Superb Solo Orchcrtra, Music, Singing und Dancing.

Gaiety Skirt Dancers

Prices

••75. So." 35. 25

MUSIC HALL,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1891,

Return of the Distinguished Actress.

Madame Neuville. And the Comedian,

Augustin Neuville,

With a carefully selected of players In

The Boy Tramp,

With its wealth of special sc^nory, stage settings, properties, etc., Including

Tlie Ureut Brooklyn Bridge, I'ussalc. Kalis by Moonlight.

Tlie ISIooinliiKrfale Aeyluin,

The VUlon. to. Ktr.

Prices.

25»35.5o. 75

THE CIIA SVKOUDSV1LLE

Y. M.

(). M. OKKOO, Prtwldoat. w. s. MOKKBTT, Vice President. 0. DiTitriAM, liooordln? Secretar).

II. T. KINO.Treasurer. N.C. MCCAY, Geuor&l Secretary.

Uuths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling Alleys, Piauo, Gami!s and Randing room. ITui'tinn Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcorun.

Secretary McCny'e office lioura tire fnDinfO 10 .u.,aDd 3:UOto5:'IO p.m. and every eveo Ing from 7 to9:30. excoptluir Saturday.