Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 April 1891 — Page 3

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Tell your Grocer you mull have "SANTA CLAIM.

CLAU5

BAP^OAP. j)

BUY A PICTURE This Week at the 99-Cent Store.

GRAND CUT SALE!

Old Bryant fr StraUon

Aus Tomlinson.-

rr,"

THE

Like Humpty JJumpty on the wall.

All tfje soaps h^ve a great fall eq

SantaClaus Soap

conges tfjeir way

Mairbanivs

soap

has come to sky

MADE ONLY BY

You Will Be Pleased

It 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

124 East Main Street.

imm ftfjesssa

on Fiilutiugf "'lit from ?2...0 to »0 cent Chronics.. cut IromiHic 49 l'lcuireiinil F.JISL'I out troni»4 to _"JT Steel lviif-'riivliiKs out from #l*i to ih.oU

Etclilngn, Wliter-Colors, Arlolypc?, Etc.. lit half price for tills week only.

Ross Bros., 99 Cent'Store,

Indianapofie University

School.

J'.-ML-VVV) vi'.niu St.. When Or.)oftJte F°flt-031oB.

I 1 1 1 is or

Diploma tree at graduation a strictly Justness school hi an uurivnUil ^omiocrcilcinWrsuTCrior equipments, and unequalcrt lu tlio suceoss ot lis urmluiiu* no 'jiam turm

ELEOAMt. ILLUSTRATED CMIALOOUE. TREE. HEE8 & OSBORN. PROPMETOKl.

When You Want

roceri

Don't forget to call on

Tomlinson & Scag£s,

113 East Market Street.

jeweler, Jewelei, Jewelei, Jeweler, Jewel

The Jeweler, Jeweler,

The Jeweler

Jeweler,

Some merchants get the best they can some "get the meanest they can.

Your dealer in lamp-chim-neys-what does he get for you? There are common glass and tough glass,tough against heat. There are foggy and clear. There are rough and fine. There are carefully made and hap-hazard.

You can't be an expert in chimneys but this you can do. Insist on Macbeth's "pearl top" or "pearl glass" whichever shapo you require. They are right in all those ways and they do not break from heat, not one in a hundred.

Be willing to pay a nickel more for them. 1'itlsburg. GEO. A. MACHETH Co.

N.KFAlRBANK&CaCHlCASO DAILY" JOURNAL

TUESDAY, Al'HIL 7. IK'.M.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

toon years.

George Scaggs

Jeweler, Jeweler,

Jewv-tc

Time

Wednesday Evening, April 15, The Fixed That They Be Held. The Republicans of the different wards of the city are requested to meet on Wednesday evening, April 15. at tin following places to nominate aeandidatf for one Councilman from each ward to he voted for at the election to be held on Tuesday. May 5, next:

FIHST \VAW—'Township Trustee olliee. SKCOND WARD—Clerk's oflice.

THIRD WAKD—Keulien Smith's shop, The voting will be done on the pri niary plan and the polls will bo open from (i o'clock to o'clock p. in. Every Republican in the city is reipieisted bo present and give expression to his choice of candidates. \V. E. HfMPmtKV, C.hairiiiau.

U. N. W ILLIAMS, Secretary.

Y. M. 0. A. Board of Directors. The board of directors of the Y. MC. A. will hold their monthly meeting this evening at 7 o'clock sharp. Bnsi ness of importance to be transacted and every member in., earnestly...rei|iietstod to bo present.

Business Men's Meeting this Evening. The 13. M. A. will hold a meeting this evening at seven o'clock in the small court room, relative to the fourth of July celebration here and other matten if importance. Let every one turn out and make the meeting a success.

Private Opinion Made Public, D. 1*. S oitli. farmer: tiood oiv: have increased ill value as much twenty-live per cent in the last months. Farmerfiire getting rid of all poor cattle and investing in the best breeds only. It is on account of the

creamery."'

Change at the Heading Factory. Kesterdav Fremont Alfrey ceased to occupy the position as manager of his father's heading factory near the Junctian. His sueessor is Thomns Iiickerson. Fremont is contemplating tho establishment of a factory of his own in Tennesee very soon.

A'ler Fourteon Years.

Tho first of next month the estorii Union telegraph ollice will be removed from its present location to the room just north of the ollice of the Indiana Wire Fence Co. I ho accomodations will lie much better there but the public will be at a loss for a while as tho otlico has been in its present location for lotir-

Boots Will Get Out.

Samuel Boots, sr. has dismissed the case against his son Samuel Boots who is in jail for stealing $15 worth of corn from him. Tho only case which now stands against the young man is that of disturbing a meeting. To this he will plead guily and stay his tine. If thev only turn him out soon the jail will bo vacant for the first time in many

moons.

Music Hall Last Night.

A fair audience assembled at Music Hall last night to -witness the porforin nee of "Uncle Hiram. To the surprise or most of those present the show was really a good one and all the parts were well taken. So many moss backs and barn stunners have gulled the people herewith tho performance like "Si I'lunkard. ami f'Alvin Joslyn" that the Athenians go very slow on a show whose name savors ef things rustic.

Deaths.

The two year old son of Samuel Smith, colored, died at the family residence in Fiskville this morning at throe o'clock. The funeral will occur tonior row afternoon at o'clock at the A. E. church. Interment a cemetery.

COUNCIL CLATTER.

Mayor Oarr Excused For the Show and Gounciltnau Walter Loses a Pctetiou. TheCimncil mot lanl night witliCouncilIIMII) Scott absent «N IU I.unt ofJsicknesB. 'I lie session was a short one and no business of importance was transacted.

Mayor Carr uskel to lie excused in order

that lie might witness "Uncle lliram" at Music oilman Evans presided over most of the diliberations in a way which would have done credit to the suave administration of Speaker Ko

Hill

Mable. tho infant of Alonzo Wrightsman and wife, died this morning or tho grip, at their home oil east Jefferson street, The funeral will occur to-mor-row afternoon at two o'clock..

SiddoiiB in the Soup.

Constable John Bvas made another of his sensational arrests this morning. Charles T. Siddonsarrived in the city to testify in a law suit, and was promptly gobbled up by Bvas on a State case which has been pending aga'nst him for over a year. He is accused of drawing a deadly woajKin to take the life of Zachariah Bales midwife, of Warren county, and was taken to I/mdeii at once to be tried before Squire Jones. To say say that lie was angry does not express it. To say that old man Bales was happy but faintly gives an expression of his

feelings.

the antics of

The matter of improving Mill street was referred as there was some doubt as to its being the province of the city to do so. it being a part of the Monon's right of way.

Chester and Kennedy were allowed the privilede to excavate about the streets mil sidewalks of the city in plumbing ion their tilling a bond of S'200 with the clerk, to insure a repair of all dam-

Res. The matter--»if the improvement of "hestnut st root then came up. "How about that petition. Mr. Walter?" asked the. speake- "Weli |'H .loclare" replied that worthy. "I guess Ive lost it." He was instructed to endeavor to lind it by tho time of the next mooting.

The commit toe on water works reported that Manager Sheotz intended to let the water out of tho dam near the u:o house some time this week.. The dam itself will not lie removed. %r

Councilman lioynohls brought up the subject or procurement of gravel for the .streets, lie suggested that the land of l'rof. Jacob Nonis, on the Yountsville oad contained a line view of bank gravel easy of access. It was decided to have some goodly export like Mike Carrol lor John.Iohnsonexamine this place ind then if the Council deemed it a good investment to purchase .ail acre of the land for its gravel yield.

The city Treasurer reported a balance on hand of Sl(),5il7.S!t and the Council then adjourned,

v.-

Promising Young Bandits.

The inhabitants of tho south-western portion of the city complain bitterly of a gang of tough, bad boys who in the evenings alter school and on Sundays pass up and down the Big Four railroad track. They range in age from 11 to 17 years, and belong to good families in the city. Judging from their loud profanity. however, and reckless regard for li.w and decency, one would judge that they had boon roared in tho slums or LondonAll of them cany largo revolvers and are evidently preparing for life on the plains. They are very reckless in their shooting, and one little girl who came in range of their weapons narrowly escaped with her life. The matter will be placed in the hands of the police.

Old Mexico.

'The Athenian met it. the residence of Miss Kate Elston yesterday afternoon Tho subject of the afternoon was "Old Mexico." Its "Itomanoes" were discussed by Mrs. 10. B. Thomson, while Mrs. S. S. Thomson road a paper prepared by Mrs. T. II. Kistine on its "Realities." The current topics were the .Mafia, the new copyright law anil the conflict between church and State in Italy. At the ('lose Miss Anna Davidson was elected to membership.

For a disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.

If you want a granite or marble monument call on Fred C. Bandel. Ollice No. 131. South Washington street.

II .I VKLAM.

Mrs

stylish.

Win. Bridges is on tlio sick

list. Miss Minnie Cuppy went to-Indianap-olis yesterday.

J. I. Donley and wife were in your city yesierday. Miss Bertha Gliormlev ^returned II laohdalo to-dav.

Clius. I'ulgliam, wife and child, of Indianapolis, are tho guest of Henry Benham and wife.

We wore misinformed yesterday as to the death of Mrs. Win. Collins, who died of cancer.

George Canine was called to Goldsmith vestorday by the illness of his brother, Honrv.

Mrs. Joe Myers and child, of Webb, Citv. Missouri, are visiting her parents Mr! and Mrs. D. (Tnrwood.

Mrs. Jones, of Ft. Scott, Kansas, arrived Saturday night and is attending the bedside of her father, Samuel Moore,, who is not expected to live.

Garland Post. No. 423, G. A. R. held memorial services at the Christian luiirch last night celebrating the 2fQi anniversary of the organization of tho first O. A. 'li. I'ost.

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 Hiscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. $io ether baking powder doc* such wetlb.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medical pio- .X fession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. ItShortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS mailed FREE, contaming valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Scot by express on rci ipt of price }1.60 per bul'.1.

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Gr SOLD BY ALL DUUOOISTO Sold by Nye & Co.

A. H. Dickerson

Has bought tlio

RH.Whitted GROCERY,

410 East College Street.

And has restocKed it with new,

fresh groceries of all kinds, and

are ready to supply the public.

Produce and Feed of All Kinds

Kept constantly on hand/

old patron

call.

?.•

Milt Guntle is my salesman,

lie will be pleased to see all his

IhtULISVTOX.

Isaac Cox is dangerously sick. Our doctors are now the busiest people we have.

Thomas Elliott and wife are both very sick and destitute. Dr. T. J.

Griffith was lip and attended

uncle Jimmio Hall over Sunday.

li. IT. Allen and wire are busy preparing for the trip to old mother country. Rev. Ashley is holding a series of meetings at tho East Christian church.

Rev. Jo

Cooper,

The Darlington Banking Company now have their safe in position, and wo only await the placing of counters and other fixtures until we can do our own banking.

Old Grandma Mikels died at Kokomo last Friday at tho advance age of 87 years, and* 5 months, and was buried in the Lutheran cemetery near here Sunday Inst, Funeral services were conducted by llev. McMaster.

What's tho matter wilh McKinley? One of our merchants re]X)rts tho sale of six barrels of sugar to farmers last Saturday. Corn CO cents ]er bushel, sugar 5 cents per pounil. wheat SI per bushel, calico -1 cents per yard, hogs SO per hundred, boots 5'2 ]er pair. Never in the recollection of the oldest inhabitants could a farmer come to town with a load of anything and go home after selling the same with so much of tho necessaries of life in return as ho can this, 7th day of April, 1R91. Certainly no flies on'the farmer now. Of course the taxes will be increased, but as we are all in favor of tho majority ruling and that majority says we must increase the sessmont and aiso the State levy wo will have to stand it. v,

Worth Its Wnlf/lil in Void. If a price can be placed on pair., "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered 'ire in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used four Ijottles or "Mother riend. It is a blessing to' any one expecting to become a mother, says a customer of mine. HENPr.it.soN DAM:, Druggist,

Exclusive

me a

Please give

A.H.DICK

EHSON.

Letter List.

The following is the list of uncalled for letters remaining in the postollice for tlio week ending April 7. Is'.ll. Persons calling for these letters will please say advertised: Barnhart Win. MarterMiss Hester Ditrkson Mrs. Ijina Mason Mrs. Mats Dawson Mrs. Cora Nash John Martin Mrs. Dell Strouse D. j. u. bonnhu.. P. M.

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

Brandenburg Cloths, Scotch Zephyr and French Ginghams and

Haii, so coun. I the new novelties in Wool Dress Goods and Trimmings:

IN. FACT our store is crowded with new and beautiful goods

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

Our Millinery Department is complete with-.,-everything

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

WANTED—Aatfiirl

FOK

or Illinois,' an old-

timer here, preached at the south Christian church Sunday night. Miss Minnie Marshall is teaching a Spring term of school by subscription, having an enrollment of forty.

Prompt Delivery.

THE AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

material from the vVater and

Light Company, and has

Elston Bink.

W. DR.. Gosnel]

W. EL LaFleu

Practical Plumber,

Mas bought the entire stock of

re-

moved it to his shop tinder

tlu

RAILWAY HMECARDS.

JIONOtN ROl' 1L Nijrlit Mail uhillv) 1 :•!».in

1 l)ny Mail {tluilv* I :.»•»p.m IAlinvr tralnhoiily Htop at co Jht.v sc:»ls. IkMl'onl anil J.al. A»vom...lO:4C:t.m S»:U.*ni.n Way l:*.!0|i.m

^"T BIG 4 Peoria Division.

Kxpivs*-Mail 0:lSa.in

1:55a.m Mull niallyt 5 0rp in ....Mail— Kxprt'S* 1 in 1 to|).iu.„ V, Mail--Kxprt'^s I

SOUTH UNDAJA. $ N'OKTII Kxpn-s* f»:lH|».tn

Mail

PJtnoou

P.O.S.A. WashingtonCamp,No,6 .Moot* i»v»ry Tiii'SiJn/ tuyhl: fmll in I'po'iii.v Hiot.'k. iiitfhi Mit I'wsilav ululti nl thr ni-Milli IIm- scr.Hi thr liit** Utini, the Klu«'. lli'Hvin W u.nrrt:. ri"i'siUnt.

WANTED. A in MIIII 1 faintly 1

a .sU-ath nii'l. all n( -l-s i.^l

MM'M.

W/ANTKD VV old to 1

A in? t, ti.iy trir! j.tKHit 15 years to ItMirn 1 ni'ir. Mini gootl i«'fiiit|iiln ai this oJlii.v.

YYANTKH: M, lary -ami IN'rmaiu-nt plarp. App'\ Hrown Hrus,, Nut.scr.vns«'M. Clilcajro.

lioii-iework at 1'anl

lluglH.'s' omv.

WANTKI)-(iood

cook—IIIR wug«»s—Apply

at 40HcmM. Main httvet.

WANTKD.—A

llinltcd nnnil»or of pupils In

shoi'l-liaml by a praoiioal writer. N. WOIHI, IKlWest. C-olkw street.

FOR SALE.

OK PALE.—A White wwinjr tnaehln^ at less tluin ei»st. Never been usetl. Inquire at this oilier.

FOK

SALK—An opon raced Bilver wntoh Elirln inovenient.chcttp. Inquire at the* Journal olilcc.

SALE:—Anyone doslrlnic ti pureluise a Pujr do^rean tlo so bv culling at ~Q~ West arkot reet.

FOR RENT.

FOIl

KKNT,—A live room dwelling itli all nce*ssarr cotivenk'iiec, corner (Irani Ave. and Jefferson M.. Ap|ly to 410 K. Main St-.

LOST.

osJ.-A horse blanket, transfer ami ree

LOST-A

Keturn to •lye rowar«L

snmll whtt'Q Angora mull, between Music Hall and residence of J. K. Honnell. Leave at, post ollice and rceleve reward.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office over tlio Corner Hook Store. Keslileacc 500 South Washlmrvn Street Oflice liotirs—0 to I"• to'.'ip.m. unit 7 to i.m

IV!rs. M. C. Thayer,

(Of Indianapolis,)

Treats all Diseases with

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

(not, electric),

Rheum itism and all Nervous Disejses easily cured. Curved spines ar.d hii diseases of children a specialty. Will be at the I Nutt House until April K.

Can Give tho Best of Reference-

:"nr firttsti*«2»«*»'t"-en

IUT NR. I»V Ant.* A.t.Hii, !VlM, *h'l llMin, "l'''». cut. Otlirr»urr»!r.lti|:»»»• *»y v.t Home f»rn over #6W0.WJ •jonth. twiido 'li« w»rk •nn lUfl .1 m-. «hw»'f '(Tltiin'r* nro «-n»Uy Mrnlnjr fm«n

S3000i

Carmi. 111.

Write tho Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Cruwfordsville, Ind.

All W'n »ii«n- yon lj»w

»ii«l »ci»rt v«ti. worK hi tln»* «.r nil «lir'?{iri#. Jil(r inonry f»i nikri«. unknown «monr M'W nii.f *soinleif«i1 r«rt!cul«t«fn »'.

H.IInllcll.l- «•.,IS"* HWOl'orllnml.MuHie

Yl-AII 1 1 unOt-tlnkf to hritfif Itefl' »n" »mrlv jm toii ofeitbrr |«ex. »»lui unci write.«nd who* (•flcr iiiBtructloji. will *vitk Inrfuitriouily, liniv to *nr« lh»u«»nd ItnlUrv

Vrarln IlifiroM li lo-tlttiri.Mlit frvri ilie ilte.l will •l*ofum!»b the »ll'i«tlonor«-ii .b-vin. m.at wjitt ycucnti i-nm th«t amount Ko monrr for as abovr. l.a*Uv aud ifulcklr It-ariKil. dolre Litt «JII« \»oik«T troin tli«lncl ur county. 4 ba»e alrfa.ly tnuiclit anil |truvidetl with •ni|iloynientj» larif nmiiirrr. wliu afc iiiiklns over (30IN) a »«r»mli, ll'inEW and MO 1.11». FWII Mvllcnlan FStKl'. AddrcM at ouc*. C. C, ALLt.V. lluv 4»«, IUKUittt, MmIu*

all

new a

Orders left at the office of

the

Water a.id Light Compa

will be promptly attended to.|

ENGLISH

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Of THI WORLD1! 6REATE8T ACTRES*

RERNHARDTla

IN VICTOREAN SARDOU'S TWO GREATEST PLAYS,

APRIL 14, "FEDORA"

W^WlHINO,

APRIL 15, "LA TOSCA"

PrmnM wtth th. mm.

fxpensiat 5-:M

GR.it

Ccmp.ny.nd th. urn

Ckb*rat. So.niiy, Ctxtumn .nd PropwtlM w*n .mploy^ In N«w York.

Pmoca OF RCBCRVED SCATS: All Ltwer Floor. S3. All 2d Floor. $2. All 8d Floor. tt».-

Sili of Seats Begins MONDAY, APRIL 6tk.

tut. on b. ..cured by writing tclirephlnc 1 lodlwcpolta, InA

I by

Dleluon Ac T.lbctt,

•PIOUL NOTICE^—Pwtlw tf ten m« n*MM nln. Apply to LM^ A(*nt

MUSIC HALL,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1891.

Madame Neuville. And the Coinodiun,

Walk-

settings, properties, ete., Including

The (ireat Brooklyn Bridge,

I'usHiitc Fulls ty-Vlooullglit.

The lilooniliiKdulo Aeyluin,

The Vl.-ion te lite.

Return of,'the Distinguished Actress.

Augustin Neuville-

With a carefully selected of players in

The Boy Tramp.

With its wealth of special scenery, stage

Prices. •25,35.50.75

FOR. SALE.

Atop buggy, good make, little worn.

Iminirc of -.

-l|

JAMES P. WALTER.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRAHSFER LINE,1

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. Passengers and Huirfrairo to Dci»ot«, Hotels, any purtof the Citv AlBopropri-

etor of tliu

B»v]ess

Ten-Cent Hack Lllltr

The C)»eap Prleo« wl)' be mnlntnlned and Batlsfaetoiy sorvieo ruuderod. Leave calls at Stables on Markot Btreci, slato at Snodtrrass & urphy a. Telephone No. 47.

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