Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 April 1891 — Page 3

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santaclaus soap

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Boots and Shoes.

-A.T HOME To the trade at 124 East Main Street.

124 East Main Street.

CHICAGO.

as begun.

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you

You will find as full and complete assortment ot Ladies', Gents', Misses' and Child's Oxfords as can be found in any shoe store in the State.

DO YOU NEED A BABY-CARRIAGE?

If so, call at the 99-Cent Store this Week during the

ANew Stock of Window Shades.

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

A. H. DICKERSON

Solicits the grocery trade of the southeastern part of the city.

The Stock is fiesh, complete and the prices arc lozr.

410 EAST COLLEGE STREET.

QATAR

THE POSITIVE CURE.

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it.

Grand Cut Sale.

Carriages cut from $?..rC 54.50 8.50 to 5/25

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10.00 to 7.35 15.00 to 10.75 '20.00 to 14/25 211.00 to 15.H5

S '25.00 to 10.40 Our price* on Carriages range from £'2.50 to J50.00.- Cull and MW our stock before purchasing. We will also make a special cut on bicycles, tricycles, hoy's wagons,whcllharrows etc. Kememher.thc cut bale lasls lor one week only.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

WALL PAPER.

Never- before have we been able to show so large and thoroughly satisfactorly an npsorttr.ont as \vc have now in stock FOR THE SPRING TRADE. All the new and handsome patterns and colorings are in the stock, ami in_the.cheap graces thert are many designs heretofore only produced in the highest priced goods.

MILT GUIMTLE, Salesman.

BUHwrYorfc. FriceeocUJ

Indianapoli:} lousiness University

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i. ..-ylvunla Kt Whon Block, Op )Onlte Po»t-O9oe.

FFIJJI1MAMD FOR ITS-OH ACHATES IS CREATER THAI* THE SUPPLY. iiSK. J? "•Bead of COIIIIIIL'II:I..I .1. i.m.is i.»i year: cntiirimy time elective or proscribed Instruction by a !.•»". »irutiK IMMIIIV: luctures time short: expenses low KEPkte '«cllltie« lor BUSINESS, SHOUT-HAND, ENGLISH TRAINING,

iJ:S{?"*t'ee»tmduatlon:aflrli'tly bipdnussschool in 1111 unrivaled cominereialcenter superior

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riSniui QDeguatod Ii the of lis grndi

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OGUE. t*E£.

Wedding Presents, Birthday Presents.

My Large Stock Enables You to Find "Just the Thing You Want.

Physicians Consent. li».

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of lis grndnaies t.o lmnrc h»r positions furnished*

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Emeline C. Hannn, missionary for lsf KiipMiitt:hnrcli, Troy, N. v.,siiys: "ruin only pre

too irliul u» ask inv \alueol'Dr. David Kenned cdy, nmilc lit Itoudout, N iicnlly cured mo of

test Imoiiv to the great MI^'H Favorite

Hou.

It has perilla-

Kidney Troubles,

Catarrh or the madder, also of Constipation I would state tliat 1 used Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Kemedy wltli the full eonseut of my physlcian.

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Dr. David Kenuedy's Favorite Heraedy is a soverelKD remedy Tor nervousness, rheumatism, kluQey uud liver complaint, and all the ills peculiar to women. It drives the iKilson from the blood mid reetoresthe patient -to the bloom ot health.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.

Made at HOUXUOUT, N. V.ll: (j r()i

DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, AP1UL 20, 18!)1.

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Fou INDIANA—ruin warm.

ItKI'UHLICAS CITY TU'KET.

For Councilman, First Ward, JEFFKItSON SCOTT. For Councllnian, Seeonil Ward.

WII.UAM A. VAN A US I)A 1.1,.

For Councilman, Third Ward. KOHF.KT C. SMITH.

A TEA6I0 DEATH.

Thornaa Dobsoii, The Veteran Shoemaker Falls Head First Into His Cistern. Nearly every ono in tlio city knew "T. Dobson, boot and shoe maker," who for so many years has industriously plied his trade i:i his shop on Market street and raised a family of equally industrious children. The poor old man came to his death yesterday morning in an unusual and tragic manner. As was his custom he

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about live

o'clock and soon went out into his yard lie began tinkering around first will this and then with that and was ol served by Charley Seaman, clerk at the Sherman House, to carry some wood in the house.

This was at Ii:!10 o'clock and the last seen of him alive. At seven o'clock his lifeless body wa found in the cistern by his wife and daughter, who becoming alarmed nt his absence, easily discovered his whereabouts by the disarrange n.»nt of the planks about the cistern He was when' found in a half stooping posture with the top of his head out of the water of which there was three feotand eight inches. The only plausible theory for the accident is that he fell in to the cistern while examining it. He had evidently o]ened the little trap door and squeezed his hoad and shoulders through for the purpose of looking for (•racks. The cistern had loen leaking is only three feot of water remained after all the rains and he wished to see where the leak was. He threw his weight upon one hand which rested tip on the brick casing of the cisterm. Twi or three ot the bricks suddenly gave away and ho was precipitated into the water, where being stunned by the fall of twelve feet he was drowned. This theory is substantiated by the fact that the bricks were found with him and the hand which rested upon them was muddy while the other was clean. His knees were also scraped as he shot through tlio littlo opening to his death.

The theory of suicide is a very un reasonable ono and does injustice to himself and family. Ho was in as good spirits as usual and ho was vor dear to his family and his family to him. Not the slightest intimation of such an act had ho ever made and he had

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reason in the world for taking

his, life. Mr. Dobsoii leaves a wife and four children. Joe and Sally, two of the children, reside in this city, the former being a well known painter. Henry a largo contract painter in Washing ton Stato. George, the artist sign painter, had a few words with his father several years ago and left the town since which time his family has not heard a word from him and know nothing of his whereabouts.

The coroner viowed the remains yes torday and decided to hold his inquest this afternoon. Henry, the son resid ing at Washington,was telegraphed yes terday.

Long in Limbo.

This was the last day of grace for old John A. Long to appear before Judge Snyder and receive the sentence of the court. If he had not appeared to-day his $200 bond would have been forfeited as this is the last day of the term. Ho catue in early this morning, however, with ono of his hopeful sons and was sentenced to servo one year in the Northern penitentiary. He protested his innocence, but was hustled off to jail and will soon bo taken North.

A New Train on the Vandalia. We have the news from a reliable source that anew train will lo put on the Vandttliu in a few days. It will run from Grand Itapids, Mich., through to St. Louis, passing Orawfordsvillo alwut noon. A coach from Indianapolis will be attached either at Frankfort or Colfax.

I'votireHH.

It is very important in this ago of vast material progress that a remedy bo pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its nature and effects. Possessing' these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the ono perfect laxative and most gentlo diuretic known.

Lilium Specific, the ladies' friend cures all those troubles jeeuliar to -woiueu. For sule by A. W. Binford.

THE COUNTY CONTEST,

Two Good Exhibitions in Declamation by the Fupik of the Country Schools, Saturday afternoon al 2 o'clock a good audience assembled in tlu Y. M. C. A. armory to witness ihe declamation eontest between the boya or the Montgomery county public schools. The contest was a good one and all the speakers acquitted themselves with credit. The programme was as follows: Our Country und 0"r King Samuel Grimes Shorldan's Hide t,niinl Terry Mad Anthony's Charge Walter Work Defense of Hofer, Uic Tyro lege 1'utriot

Greisory Kelley

Tlio Ilattio of Lookout Mountain.Frank Ilratton The American Flag- Harry Morrison Damon and Pytblaa Harrv Wilson Tlie Hide of Ilettie MeNeal Marion Switzer

After the last speaker had finished tlie judges retired, and returning awarded the first prize ti Gregory Kelley, of Union, second to Henry Wilson, of Walnut, third to Frank Britton, of Walnut.

OOT SECOND MONT.Y.

In tlio evening at 7:30 the room was filled to hear the girls compete for the 815, S10 nnd 85 gold pieces which were awarded as prizes. The following pre gramme was rendered and each young lady had cause to be proud of her per formanco. The Switchman's Story Hullo l'atton The Legend of Viul liilihrr 's ItiK'k, itoHallunn Poor House Nan I.i7.zii-' tiraves The Young Gray Heud Mamie Staley Our Folks Ilettie ltrant The Challenge Myrtle Snyder Tlio Old Surgeon's Siory lennle Miller Irish Courtship Ktia Cheuault The nible I.ida Hrltton

The judges retired anil after lengthy doliboration awarded the first price to Etta Chenault, of Brown, second to Myrtlo Snyder, of Ripley and third to Bettie Brant, of Wayne. It was a gx exhibition both on the part of the girls nnd boys and the general improvement over tho two former contests was notice able, although as good individual speak ers have appeared in both the others as appeared Saturday.

THE HOBSE SHOW.

The List of Awards Made by the Expert Judges of Horse Flesh. Tho horse show Saturday afternoon was tho cuuse of several thousand strangers being in the city and tho sight was one well worthy of a considerable journey. The leautiful animals seemed to know that they were on dress parade and exhibited their lest paces. The judges, Doe and Walter Britton and Tom Henderson made the following awards: llENEKAL PUHPOSK.

Mare, years old—A. A. Kanisoy, 1st James Coleman, 2nd Mart Graves, 3d. Mare, 3 year old—Jas. Galloway, 1st Goo. Wilcox, 2nd.

Mare, 2 years old—Eli Armentrout, 1st

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A. Widener,2nd.

Gelding, 4 years old—Jas. Coleman, 1st Doc Britton, 2nd Joshua McKinsoy, 3d.. ...

Gelding, 3 years old—Elijah Clore 1st Aus Thompson, 2nd W. 1). Miliignn, 3d.

Gelding, 2 years old—Walt. M. Britton, 1st Warren Davis, 2nd C. E. l'atton, 3d.. 1.K11IT HAItNKSS.

Mare, 4 years old--W. E. Cooloy, 1st Bob Goben. 2nd Albert Miller, 3d. Mare, 3 years old—-Dr. Gott, lst GiiB Karle, 2nd Jas. D, Wilson, 3d.

Mare, 2 years old -Chester Britton, 1st Miko Lanahan, 2nd. Gelding, 3 years old and over Newt. Foster, Ladoga, 1st Tom Clark, 2nd George Schleppy. 3d.

Gelding, 3 years old nnd over—Win. Golen, 1st Charles Hole, 2nd. Gelding, 2 years old—D. S. Miller.

SWEEP STAKES.

Gelding—Doc Britton. Mare—Jas. A. Sandors. Matched geldings—J. P. Walters, 1st A. S. McClainrock, 2nd.

Matched mares—Milo Tomlinson, 1st

A

Baking

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.

ififowtcibaiting powderd«etg«h wwlfa,

Will be popular this Spring.

5 9 a $ 0 0

lovely, and at less prices than others can or will sell them.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

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

"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS mailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by cxprcison rcci iptof price 1.60 per lo"'

BRADFIE10 REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. 0' BOLD 11Y ALL DRUGGISTS Sold by Nyo & Co.

Mart Graves, 2nd. Carriage team—Jas. Coleman. 1st Geo. Myers, 2nd.

Bond gelding—Doc Britton. ltoad mare—A. S. Miller, 1st Golion, 2nd.

1MS

Bob

While the entries in some cases wore numerous, in others there were very few, so that all tho prizes were not awarded. The show was a success in every particular, however, and the parade the best ever seen in Crawfordsville.

STATE

OF

OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO, LUCAS COUNTY,

FKANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of tho firm of F. J. CHENEY & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and Stato aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDUED DOLLA11S for each nnd every caso of CATAHHH that cannot

cured by tho uso of HALI/.H

CATAIUUI CUKE.

FRANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to leforo me and subscribed in my presence, this Gth day of Decern ber, A. D. 1886.

A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally and acts directly on tho blood and mucouB surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials, free.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. 53^"Sold by Druggists, 75c.

—Collars and Swank «fc Clark's.

cuffs, Coon brand, at

Stop at Cunningham's for children's suits. A Boon to H'f rcN.

Having used "Mother's Friend" I would not bo without it. It is a boon to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordoal of childbirth. MNS. C. MEMIOUHNE, Iowa. WriU the Bradfiold Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye ACo., Orawfordsvillo, Ind.

Ilucklcn'H Arntca Solve. The beet salvo in tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, [cliilapinbs corns and nil skin eruptions, nnd losstivoly cures piles, or no pay requrari. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiid faction, or inonoy rofunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co lht Von Hum Coke?

Having bought the output of coke from tho Water and Light Company all orders for coke should be left at G. W. Hall's coal office north-east corner of Markot and Walnut streets.

Light weight spring overcoats cheaper than anylKidy and best line of furnishing goods in*the city at Con Cunningham's.

Anti-Headache is tho surest and quickest for all kinds of headache, insomnia and neuralgia. For sale by A. W. Binford.

Ladies if you are suffering with any of those diseases jieculinr to women, use Lilium Specific. For sale by A. W. Binford.

One. Fare the Hound Trip To Torre Haute and return on account of I. O. O. F. celebration. Tickets good going April 25th and returning including Monday, April 27. No. 02 leaving Terre Haute about p. in. will have coach attached and bring such parties homo as desire to return that evening. J. C. HUTCHINSON,

China Dress Silks

We have fifteen different colorings that we will oiler this week at the remarkable low price of

50 dozen Jersey ribbed vests at 6cts, worth I5cts. Best Indigo Blue Prints only 5cts. per ya-d. Jl'c

want to cull your attctit/onio our Millinery Department, where will be found everything new nnH stvlish

and the beauty of it is that we save you one-third the price others ask for same goods.

In Spring Jackets and Fichues we show an elegant line. Our Lace Curtains and window shades are

our trips to the laundry.

WANTED.

Some people say that a Co//ar will not stand more than three or

1 he 1rouble is they take their Collars to the wrong laundry.

W. R.GOSNELL.

American Steam Laundry.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating,

Gas Filing and Fixtures.

Spencc Hoi Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish­

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, under the Elston Bank.

A RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

—.7 MOISOS ROUTE.

NOIITII

lUiSrHi.ni.... Nlglit Mull Miilly)......... 1 1 ::utii.iii Day Mall (dally) 1 rJtttp.in

I Auovo trultiB only atop uteotinty Kwits.l T...IkHlftiiHlund l«uf. Acooin... 1U:4Ui.m U:0aiMn Wuy Freight 1

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

Kxpn«8-Mull

1 Mull (dally) lSilifuLin 5:0.") p. in Mull—Kxpreas 1 1 ::tftp.m Mall—Express (t: l."p.«n

VANDALIA.

SOUTH LUUVAUIU, N011TU 0:4fia.m Express Il:l-Jpm. 5:18p.m Mali H:13a.in

Accommodation l'Jdioon

P.O.S.A.WashingtonCamp,No.6

Meets every Tuesday uiirht: liall In I'luuiil* niock. lli'iireo nlirhts—First. Tuesday nigh ot tho month the Hed second, the White: third, the Ithie. HuiimtT WII.IIITK,1're.sldont.

J^OtrNll:—FoldliiK door key. Call al this otllce. ANTKD—An aetlve, hnncBt nuin-siiliiry .. »100 monthly, II'suitable, with opportunity to advance, to represent locally, a resiionsihlc New York house. Iteferenco. Manufacturer, Ixck Box iri85. N. ept, lo.

ANTKD:—A sll lint Ion MIIIHII family by a steady girl. all at 41«l Has! College

stivot.

'ANTKD:—Moil, sulary and expenses, Permanent place. Apply nt. oneu. Hrown Bros, Co,, Nurserymen. Clileago.

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WANTED.—A

FOlt

FOll

Agent.

limited milliner of pupils ill

short band by a practical, writer, N. h. Wood, 1 i:t West Colleifc st reet.

FOR SALE..

SAI.K—Good nil with Kxxl hull SI', barn and outhouses, trood water anil well lltnliered. Three miles rroui Cravfonhvllle. Fred O. Handel, olliee i:H sonth '.VasliinKon street.

Oll SAI.Eat 710 Itlnford street, the household goods of Mrs. O. K. Hyrd will he at private sale, until Saturday evening, ror particulars call at next door east.

FOlt

BALK.—Klve nlee building lots on east Wabash avenue, Wf0 eash. Call on George Vance at J'ontlous Lncey s.

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SALK—A medium stove very cheap.

sized gus e«*klng \V. T. Muurin.

Tj*OK 8ALK.—A White powmg inacliliig nt A1 less than cost. Never leen used. Inquire at tills office.

FOR

SALK—An open raced silver wutel. Elgin movemeut, cheap. Inquire at tm Journal oflice. ________

BALK:—Anyouo desiring to purchase a Pug dog can do so fov willing at !!02 WestMarket street.

FOR REN1.

FOlt

KENT-TheJoab Elliott place on sout 'i Grant avenue. Apply al the house.

LOST.

rOST—A

whip with a blue cracker,between the Junction and the American Express olliee. ltoturii to Fount F.astlack.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Ofilco over the Corner Book Store. BoBldonce 500 South Washlntrtcn Street Office hours—0 to 12, 'i to 5p.m. and 7 to8p.m

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial

We are showing the very handsomest styles of

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains, Carpets,

Men's Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery ot

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. Passengers and Baggage to Depots, Hotels, anypartol theCltv. Alsoproprletor of tho Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line

Tho Chcup Prices will bo maintained and Satlsfactoty service rendered Loavecalls at Stables on Mar hot stnct, slate at Snodgrass & Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.

Notice to the Voters

Ol*' Till'.

City of Crawfordsville:

At a regular meeting of the 0111111011 Couneil of the Cltv of Crawfordsvllled, held In tno Coum.il Chamber of said city Monday even. Ing,March 181)1, tlie committee to whom was re!erred the matter of selecting voting places at the next city election, to be held Tuesday, May 5, for the purpose of elect lug three Counellmen from tin.- several wards iii said elty reportrd the selection of Ihe following locutions In the several Wards, to-wlt

HltST WARD.

Preelnet No. 1,T. J. I'r.mr's room, no: Hi side Market street between Walnut nnd (»rnnt avenue.

Precinct No. 2, Hobert Wilson's ivsMt-nee, corner Market street and 2rant avvinM-. Precinct No.Henetlel's store room, south side of Pike stnret, between Washington and Walnut streets,

Precinct. No. 4, Henry Miller's residence, south side College street, between (irunt avenue and Walnut street.

SKCONI) WAUD.

Precinct No. 1, Collins's eoal olheo, e»rnct* (treen and 1'lke streets. Preelnet. N). Dr. Duncan's olliee, east Washington street,

hetwken

Wab:»sh srenu

1

arm Pike street. TH1UD WAltD. Preelnet No, 1, Ketibeu Smith's *.vavon shop, north side of Main between Wnt^rand (J rem streets.

Precinct No. 2. Henry Sehenck's tin shop, onstslrle of Water, between Main and Pike ntr.M-18.

Preclnot No, it, N». 'J engine house, cornerCollege and Water stre?ts, Preelnet No. 4, Samuel Johnson's residence, south side Franklin stieet, betiveen ICIm nmj Plum streets.

W C. CAKK. Ma\or.

AtUi.st: C. M. FCOTI,City Clerk, March 2Ti, 1M»1.

Mrs( Allen's Pnrlslan Face Blench Gvlden Hair Wa^h. Mituiua Dura, (or ilrvrltiping the Imit. Ru\m», for removing ou» hair. Bane dtrvilng. All wholesale and reuit. Send et* for illu^tnted circular. Full line ot fine hair Mi*. K.

W.

Allen,

up Wood. A»., DcttuU, Mich. SoM by drticylits.

THE 'CRAWFOUDSVILU5

Y. EC. A

O. M. OIIKOO, Preftldetit. W. S. MOFrKTT, Vice President. G. P. DUUHAM, Hecordlng Secretur.

H.T. KINO,Treasurer. N. C. MCCAY, eno al Secretary. Baths, Tub and S lower Gymnasium, Bowling A'leys, Piano, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Secretary McCay'e olliee hours are lom*. 0 10 ,ni.» and 3:30 to 5:'10 p.m. and every eva tugfroin 7tot) 30, excentlni: Saturday.

MYERS & CHARNI.