Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 April 1891 — Page 3

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HOME

To tin trade at

124

124 East Main Street.

DO YOU NEED A BABY-CARRIAGE?

If so, call at the 99-Cent Store this Week during the Grand Cut Sale.

Infants

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do it

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never

rue it.

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East Main Slrwl.

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

'.'arrlujres (.'ut from $7.5C ti?4,r»0 H.fit) to .*.25

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10 00 to 15.00 to 10.75 20.0© to 14.25 2:1.00 to 15.U5 25.00 to 10.40

Our prices on Carriages range from 12.50 to $50.00. ('all and see our stock before purchasing. We will also make a speclr.l cut. on bicycles,tricycle-.. hoy's wagons,whcllharrows etc. Remember tlto rut sale lasls lor one week only.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

A. H. DICKERSON

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

The Stock is fiesh, complete and the prices are Itr.v.

MILT GUNTLE, Salesman.

and

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Children.

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Wedding Presents, Birthday Presents.

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

Physicians Consent.

nSIo'.Klino"ni° Hunna, missionary for 1st Haptlst church, Troy, N. Y.,says: "I am only IJI,*'??,,to,!1"H testimony to the grout \aluc ol Dr. ])uvld Kennedy'B favorite Rom(HIV.. ITIllflft fit. Ilnil.lm.l t.

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DAILY JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2'2, 1891.

WEATHER 11EVOKT:

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KEI'L'BUCAX CITY TICKET.

l'or Counclluiau, First Ward, JEFFEUSON SCOTT. For Councilman, Second Ward,

WILLIAM A. VANAKSDALL.

For Councilman, Third Ward, R0I1EKT C. SMITH.

WANTS TO OUTHIS THB0AT.

Eliot Bowman Had the Grip and Now Has to be Constantly Guerded. Eliot Bowman is a young man, aged about 2G years, who lives with his widowed mother near Jackville, a few mileB south west of this city. A week or so ago he was taken with the grip and had a severe eeige of it. The other day ho aroso from his bod for tho first tinio and summoning tho members of the family made a curious declaration. lie said that while he was perfectly rational 011 most points that his illness had brought ii]hjii him an irresistable desire to cut his throat. "It feels very sore," said ho "and 1 think it ought to bo cut. I am fully aware of the precarious position in which my life is placed by this strange desire, and I solemnly admonish you to watch me to seo that I come to no harm. He then requested them to keep from his sight all razors, knives and other instruments with which he could carry out his terrible impulse. His relatives are fully alive to tho situation and keep a constant guard upon him, his every movement being narrowly scrutinized. Dr. J. N. Talbot, of Alamo, is the attond'ng physician and thinks that in time after all tho bad results of the grip have loft him, ho will looe his unnatural de. sire. At present the young man has 110 wish to die, and in fact is as desirous of life as any one, but is merely possessed of an unaccountable impulse to cut his soro throat.

How He Broke the News.

The poor judgment which is sometimes displayed by people in tho breaking bad news received a forcible illustration yesterday. When the little Moran boy was hurt it was not known at first where his mother was, she spending her days out washing. It was finally learned that she was at the home of Hon. B. W. Hanna and a gentleman was

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dispatched to break the news of the catastrophe. He arrived nt the place designated and knocking on the door inquired for Mrs. Moran. Being ushered into her presence he made a most courtly bow and said in his most mild and affable tone of voice. "Good morning, Mrs. Moran, your little boy has just been killed up hero 011 the railroad. The poor mother stared at him a moment and then littering shriek after shriek went into hysterics aud finally fainted. When she was brought around her grief was horrible to behold and she rushed frantically about moaning over her great misfortune. Sho was finally quieted by being told that tho boy was not yet dead and might possibly re-

Wanted the Liar.

The other morning as M. W. Brunor sat quietly in his office considering the prospects of tho fishing season and con coctiug some wonderful stories he was aroused from his reverie by tho entranco of a fairy young woman who bolted into the office exclaiming loudly: "Is this Mr. Wright's office "No Madam," was tho severe response. "Where is it V" snapped tho lady. Thinking for tho moment only of 'Squire Wright Mr Brunor dirocted her there, but as ho passed out Mr. Brunei' recollected the O. W. Wright also had an office and called: "There are two Wrights have offices, which one do you want?" "I want tho liar," was tho parting resjionso and Mr. Brunor silently looked at the ceiling and smilled a far off Binile.

Mrs. Charlotte Wynn's Will. Tho will of tho late Mrs. Charlotto Wvnn was admitted to probate yesterday afternoon. Sho leaves $300 in cash to her niece, Sirs. Aluiira Trimble, of New York, and 8500 to St. John's Episcopal church. The latter sum is to Ijo held in trust by tho Bishop of Indiana and its income to go to tho church. Iu case of the church's over becoming inactive the money shall go to other work in this diocere. Tho balance and bulk of Mrs. Wynn's property is left to lior daughter, Mrs. Cornelia Wynn.

A Society Event.

One of tho society events of tho season was a party given by Master Aby Joel for a dozen or more of his littlo friends yesterday afternoon. It was the occasion of his fifth birthday and he received many handsome presents.

For a disordered liver try Beocham's Pills.

A PETTIT REUNION,

Iho Jury to be the Guests of 8hawneo Mound Some Time in the Near Future. We have had soldiers' reunions, family reunions, and old settlers' reunions, but the very latest and most original is a reunion of the Pettit jury. The time has not been set yet but it is to be at Shawnee Mound and we understand under the kindly auspices of the good people of that neighborhood. It will lie a groat occasion of those twelve men who for six long and weary weeks heard so much about Shawnee Mound, "the parsonage," "the church," aud "the girl on Shawnee," to seo them all with their own eyes. Charley Davis is to bo the special guost of the party. Thoy should also invito the ollicers of the court, the reporters and lawyers on Ijoth sides. Pettit himself might be invit-od, although it is a foregone conclusion that ho would decline.

Drunk and Disorderly.

Joe Ward is in jail. Last evening ho and a companion loaded up on bail liquor and started out to do tho town. Swearing and blackguarding they started down the street horrifying and disgusting all who heard them. Marshal Ensininger was put on their trail and finally came up with them in a Market street dive. Ward's companion escaped but he was too drunk and was placed in jail when he will be given tho privilege of cracking rock for a season.

Private Opinion Made Public, iWill Richmond, aB ho was putting tho finishing touches on tho Nadii sign by Dr. Deletion's drug Btoro remarked that tho printing houses would lose all tho poster work in a few years. "Managers are finding it cheaper to hire an artist to go ahoad of tho show and paint the bill boards than to have tho posters printed," I10 said. "I did it for my own show and several others have followed suit."

A Correction— Lodse Meetinp.

To the Kdltor of TI10 journal. In printing my communication there is an error. It should read 10 subordinate lodges wero represented in the county assembly with a m'emljership of 242.

Lylan.l Lodge, No. 5219, F. M. B. A., holds an ojien session on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Let all who wish attend and learn something of tho objects of the association.

G. W. James, Secretary. I'rogrcss.

It is very important in this age of vast material progress that a remedy be pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its nature and effects. Possessing those qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known.

CRAl'ELLr KUX.

Our saw mill is in running ordor Jos. Binford wp.s out viewing hisfarm Sunday.

R. W. Peebles has put in an amount of tile ditching. Elmer Pickeral will run his father'i farm this summer.

Will McDaniel has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard. Mrs. Sarah Hall, who has been sick for some time, is convalesing.

Lou Miller made his semi-monthly visit near Kirkpatrick Sunday. Subscribe for Tue Jouksai.and hear what tho Athens will do on the 4th of July. Agfa

Misses Alma and Maude Enoch are quite sick again having to call in a physician last week.

Misses May Handlen and Ratio Johnson helped swell the throng at the Athens Saturday.

L. B. Francis has left us for newer fields. Ho is now located on his farm noar Morris school house.

C. E. Butler, our road supervisor, has been improving our gravol road tho past week in the way of scraping.

Miss Fannie Brown, of Potato Crook, visited hor sister Lizzie, at the homo of Pleasant Butler tho past week.

A R. Quigg, of Elk City, Kansas, stopped off and visited his brother F. S. Quigg at this place last week.

After an absence of twenty three years Mr. Quigg will visit his old home which is situated north of Richmond.

Miss Mabel Peebles, Mrs. Mahlon Butler and C. W. Campbell, our grip patients, of last week, have recovered.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Butler loft for tho Capital city this week much to the regret of their many friends in this vicinity.

Omer Cadlwelland lady are now residents of our village. Thoy may 1h found on the place recently vacated by L. R. Francis.

The assessor has been in our midst again this week endeavoring to note down our present standing, improvements, etc. From tho present out look wo think we liva in as good country as can bo found anywhere, and certainly wo can not lie excelled as a people for benevolence and hospatality.

Baking

A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40

Years the Standard.

Dclicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. i(to otbtr bUinsr newdcr 4oct luch w«k»,

—Collars and Swank .t Clark's.

Will be popular this Spring.

59 rents per yard, worth $/.oo.

lovely, and at less price-s 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 express on receipt of price |t.W per bnU'

BRADFIEL0 REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. G' BOLD BY ALL DKUOOIBTS Sold by Nye & Co.

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Farmers are busy plowing. Miss Jennie Whituker returned home Saturday.

Mrs. Lydia James visited in Roachdale last week. Miss Gay Swope is visiting her aunt and uncle of this vicinity.

Miss Etta Gardnor is suffering from an attack of the la grippe. Misses Wolf and Freeman, of Ladoga, visited in the burg the first of the week.

Miss Cora Landers was tho guest of her cousin, Ella Owens, last week. Miss Lallie Allnutt attended "Tho Confederate Spy" at Roachdalo last Saturday evening.

Rev. Henry Ashley filled his regular appointment at the Christian church on last Sunday morning and evening.

Georgo Lafollette and family, Mrs Robert Lafolletto und Mrs.LizzieNicliolas were all in Crawfordsville last Monday

Tho members of tho Raccoon band kindly serenaded tho inhabitants of our little village last Monday night. Thank you very much. Come again boys.

One Vollar Well Invented If you have bad breath, constipation pain in the small of the back, discoloretl skin, nervousness, or dizziness your only wise course is to take Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Roundout, N. V. It will cleanse the blood of all impurities, regulateB tho kidneys and liver, and thus restores a healthy glow in your cheeks again. All druggists one dollar a bottle.

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Stop at Cunningham's for children's suits.

Lilinm Specific, tho ladies' friend cures all those troubles peculiar to women. For salo by A. W. Binford.

Jto l'ow Hum Coke/

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

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

Sotlce to I'lltor*.

Sealed proposals will be received until May 20, by the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal church at Linden for tho construction of a new church edifice. Plans and specifications may lje seen at tho office of J. H. White, after May 7, at Linden. Tho trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Wii.ii Fkalkv, Sec.

Anti-Headache is the surest anil quickest for all kinds of headache, insomnia and neuralgia. For sale by A. W. Binford. .y-v' 7

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

One Fare the llouitd Trip To Terre 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 Torro Haute about p. in. will have coach attached and bring such parties homo as desire to return that evening. J. C. HUTCHINSON,

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial

China Dress Silks

\Ve have fifteen diflerent colorings that we will ofier this week at the remarkable low pricil

50 dozen Jersey ribbed vests at 6cts, worth 1501s. Best Indigo Blue Prints only 5cts. per yard.

-want to call your attention to our Millinery Department, where will be found everything new and styj

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)

PLUMBING,

Steam

and

The. ladies are pleased with the way

The American Steam Laundry

Washes and irons their tine laces and curtains.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

Hot Water Heating,

Gas Fitting and Fixtures.

Spencc Hot Water Healer.

Plans and specifications furnisli-

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, under the Elston Bank.

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MOtiON ROUTE.

SODTll

12:^:itt.m Nli?ht Mall (dully) 1 1 ::ttln.m Thiy Mall (dally) 1 ::wjuu 1 Aoove trains only stop at county wata.l

Ji:u7tun...Bedford und l*af. AetH)iu...l0:4,Ja.tn 9 05a.in Way KrtMjrht 1 i'JOjuu

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

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BOUT!!

Kximsw—Mull n:Sra.m

1 :f5u.ni Mall (dully) lS:»rtum r:0op.in Mall—Express 1 :Uf»p.iu ip.ui Man—rcxpreas 1:35p.m Mall—KxpresB

G:4rip.m'

VANDAL1A. Express .M nil.. Aeeominodutloii..

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G:l"piu H:i:ta.m .,l'J(noon

P.O.S.A.WashingtonCamp,No.6 Meets every Tuesday nltflit: hall in Pluimlx lUocft. Dejrrvo nljrht*—First Tuesday nljrlii ol tin* inmitli t)n» Ked sceond, the White third,

HtriiKKT

the Mine.

Wimiitk, President.

WANTED.

FOl'ND:—Holding

(loor key.

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Coon brand, at

WANTED.—ACollege

Foil

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Foil

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Agent.

Cutl ut tills

\X r.\NTi:n-.\ii active, lioncst, niim-BiiIury VV K100 iiioiitlil.v, irmilliible, with opportunity to lulvuriec, to represent locully. 11 reKiioiisllilv New 'Vork lionet Hofereni'c. Manufacturer, To*k ltox 1."S5. X, V.

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limited milliner of pupils In

short hainl ly pructlcul writer, N. S. Wood, 1 l.'l West. st reel

FOR SALE.

SAMi-Gnoil f'iriii with RIMMI house, lmni ami outhouses, KlM"l wutcr und well timbered. Three miles from Crawfordsville. Fred C. ltandel. olllee i:»-l south Washington street, Lj'OK SAI.Kut 710 ltlnl'ord street, the household (foods or Mrs. O. K. Ilyril wlll.be at privatesule, until Saturduy evening, l'or particulars eall at next door oast.

SALE.—Five nlee building lots on east W a as a Call on George Vance at l'ontlous & l.ueoy B.

j»OK SALE—A medium sized gus cooking 6tove very cheap. W. I\ ltitusu.

White sewing machtiiu at

less than cost. Never been used. Inquire at this olllee,

KOU

SALE—An open faced silver watch Elgin movement, cheap. Inquire the Journal office.

SAI.E:—Anyone desiring to purchase a Pug ilogcan do so bv calling ut *J02 West Market street.

FOR RENT.

*OU ItRNT—The Juab Rllloit plaeooii sout'i Grant avenue. Apply at the house.

LOST.

LOST—An$4,00

elegant leather purse containing

about lHJtweeu tho Plum street, station and net) Oliver's 011 the Danville road Return to Miss Mda Jones. A. 1

wlilp wllli a blue craekortbutw*?u the iinotion and the American Express odleo. Return to Fount Eustlaek.

DR. O. E. RANKIN,

Offlco over tho Comer Book Storo. Residence 500 South Washlntrtcn Street Ofllee hours—0 to 12, 2 to 5p.m. and 7 toH p.in

We are showing the very handsomest styles of

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains, Carpets,

Mens Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery ol

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LIN]

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

rassoiiKors and Ilapgairo to Depots, Hotols, any partol'tno City. Also proprietor of tho Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Lint]

Tito Choap Prices will bo maintained and! SfttlafttjCtoiy service rendered Loavoculls at Stables on Mar kot Btreet,] slatoat Snodgrase & Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.

Notice to the Voters!

OF Tin

City of Crawfordsville]

At a regular meeting of the Common

Hi.

\X7ANTHI:—A situation ill small family by VV a RtouilyKlrl. street.

nil at -Ua East. College

'ANTED:—Men, salary und expenses. l'erinunent plnco. Apply ut once, llrown Ilros. Co.. Nurserymen. Chicago.

CoudoA

of tho City of Crawfordsvilh'd, iield la tnl Council Clunnher'of said city Monday

in»r,March

~'A,

oven

lHOl.tho commltteoto wlioo

was referred the matter ofsclocllnff voting places at the next city election, to bo holq Tuesday, May 5, for tho purpose on electing three Counellmen from tho novcr wards in said city reported the selection ofl the following locations in the several Wards! to-wlt:

FIRST WARD.

Product No. l,T. ,1. Franc's room, nortli] side Market street between Walnut and Grauc avenue. 1

Precinct No. Robert Wilson'?. residoucoJ eorner Market6treot and Grant avenue. 13 Product,No. .4, Rencfld's storo room, south! side of Pike street, between Washington autlS Walnut streets, 1

Precinct No. 4, Henry Miller's rcsldcnco.1 south side College street, between Grant avo-fl nue and Walnut street.

SECOND WARD.

Precinct No. 1, Colllns's coal olllee, cornor] Green und Pike streets. Precinct No. i1, Dr. Duncan's olllee, cnstsldo^ Washington street, between Wubash arcnuo mm Pike street.

THIRD WARD.

Precinct No, 1, Reuben Smith's wajton shop, north side of Main between Water and Greet! streets.

Precinct No. *J, Henry Schenck's tin shop, castsldo of Wutcr. between Main and PIko HtrfH lB.

Prednot No. :i, No. 'J engine house, eornor OiUcKe ami Water st reets. Precinct No. 4, Samuel Johnson's resldouco, south side Fninkllu street, between Elm ami Plum streets.

W C.CARR, Mayor.

Attest: C. M. Fcott,City Clerk, March 25, 1H01.

Mrs. Altfm'g Parisian Pnce Bleach

GoUtcn ll&lr Wash. Mamma Dura, for drveU opiup the butt. Kusmi, (or removing tuperflums hair. Uang drestlng. Alt rxh1» wholesale and retail. Send U*. fur Illustrated circular. Pull line of fine hair goods. Mrs. K. W. Allen,

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Wood. AT., Detroit, Mich. Sold by druggists*

THE CUASVFOKDSVILLK

Y. MJ2.A

O. M.

Gukoo,Preshlent.

W. S. MOPFKTT, Vice President. G. P.

Dimuiam,

Recording Secrotarj .i%$r

11.

T.

Kino,Treasurer,

N.

C. Ml'Cay,

General Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Howling

Alleys,

Piano,

Games arid Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

Secretary McCay's ofllco hours are f»*oin .in., and to 5:'l0 p.m, and evory ovio ntflrom eccOn lp gxll'urday.

MYERS & CHARNI.