Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1891 — Page 3

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UF YOU SHOULD TRAVEL OER THE WORLD 1

I AS FAR AS YOU COULD QO,

IA BETTER 50AP T^JAN

YOU'D NEVER qET TO KMOV/

PRICES.

124 East Main Street.

HOUSE CLEANING TIME

Ladies Cloth Top Shoes!

In Six Shades,

Button. and Lace,

Ed VanCamp Co.

A. H. DICKERSON

..Solicits the groccry trade of the southeaster:', jvut i.f tl.ei.:ty.

The Stock is fresh, complete and the..prices are

410 EAST COLLEGE STREET.

ATARR

TOO

SANTA CLAUS

tvGQ

Lady's Patent Top, Button Kid Shoe.

$1.50 will buy ii Lady's Kid Top, I'olish Shoe.

above is 20 /Stv r7//. less than the same was sold last N ear.

Call al the oy-Cent Store for the best Carpet Stretcher on the market—a tack-hammer and stretcher combined.

Saves labor, time, lingers, temper, backache, etc., and is a great preventive of profanity.

Carpet stretchers, tacks, brooms, mops, etc.: window curtains, curtain poles, brass rods, stair buttons, etc.

Ross Bros,, 00 Cent Store.

MILT GUNTLE. Salesman.

Pi*

THE POSITIVE CURE.

I ELY BROTHERS. Warren BW New York. Prlco 60 cta.l

Presents, Birthday Presents.

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

foil INDIANA- 1'nir: wuru.cr.

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Daily JourNAL.

Tl'KlSiJA V, Ai'UlL 2: I.si.i. V7

11 i.M iu.ii n::rn,

hi.iv.t vitv ri hi r.

a a Glusad Up.

Scott Sii.H'1-j hay -closed his hotel. tlio Ai linglou. in, tii, it in better known. the L.i\ eta, Jill"I has moved his household goods into tin' proper! on ('irecn street .latvly occupied l.y Z. S. Wheeler. lie sold al! I he household effects to the Music iil ]l«_-iinil will remove shortly tu uni'ic,

Violoting Gaiiic Laws.

1'islieniien wliD have passed up and down tin.' civi'k.n in Ui.' past, few davs report,^that. in numorous places the floatin 'bodies of small Jisli arc seen by the score, clearing demonstrating t.lint dynajuiiting has been going on. Tho farmers also complain tliat nnscrupuliis hunters are going after the squirrels also.

..A PaiufulInjury..

esterday afternoon the bridge gang (.ui l.he ilig Four was preparing the pile driver

for

work. Win, McCIoIIan. tlic

foreman, lost his footing while standing upon lop of it and fell to the ground, the

force of

the fall being upon his

hand wiiieh was badly cut. and terribly sprained. .The injury is a most painful one.

i\ Surprise Party.

Last -.evening a nunilier of tin.' friends ol Clint Kevnolds and wife tendered them a

,'su'r]irise

by rushing out from

the city to their residence and catching them in the midst of house cleaning. The carpets were all up and by 'he assistancc of an improvised orchestra the evening was pleasantly passed by an old fashioned dance. .Hveryone present was hiirhly entertained. .... /'.

Eriu Go Braugh.

Con Ouuriinghaiii let! last night for hi* native health and peat bogs in old Ireland where lie will once more kiss the Sham rock and shake a "shillally." Ilis naturalization papers, however, were carefully tied up in green cloth mid deposited in lii.s breast pocket. Mr. Cunningham will be gone some time and/will not return until he has stood

upon tnat sacred spot where St. Patrick stood when V- •'Ten liiinlrtl thmisuiii] ropl.il* sblue, ll»* charmed wit Ii his discourse*,.... .. And dined oil them at Tally boo,

In soup mid secoud cnirscs."

.' Flower Thieves.

The contemptible (lower thief is again abroad in the land. Last night a gang of them visited the boarding house of Mrs. Lewis on east Market street and stole a large number of line potted plants. The rascals used a couple of liund wagons to carry the phmts away in. They were traced by the wagon 1 racks east on Market to Morgan and thence south to Main street. There t,hi.'. tracks were lost. Mrs. Lewis has .'placed the matter in the hands of the police :iinI it is to be hoped that the thieves will be brought to a speedy justice.

Death of Mrs. Aim Watson. Mrs. .lames T. Watson, belter known as aunt Ann Watson died in Cincinnati .Sunday at the ago of 78 years. Mrs. .'Wiitson was one of the oldest, residents *)f this city and for years occupied the property now held by Mrs. Elizabeth

Hinford on the corner of I'ike and Water streets. With her own hands she set out the beautiful red-bud tree which now blooms so handsomely in the corner of the vard. Mrs. Watson was a most lovable character and is known by all thi old residents in this citv. Sho visited .lames II. Watson anil wife last summer and this morning Mr. Watson, whom she raised, left for Cincinnati. to attend the funeral. ,-v/

'•h^. Private Opinion Made Public.: .1. S.

I'voiu

y, shoe dealer, changed his

UN.U,yesterday

ad. in Tin: .1m

mid an

nounced a reduction of twenty percent. in 'certain line? of ladies goods from the

prices of last year. "Weil, how can the prices lie lower with thai dreadful McKinlcy law hanging over, us?" lie was asked. "They are lower, just the same," he replied, 'and that twenty per cent, reduction I mention in the ad. is no blutV.

In fact, till- price of shoes is in no case I higher than last year and in nearly every line there is a reduction. The avewige reduction is abaut two percent..

For

awhile, right after I he bill passed, the

jobbers

raised the ligures on some

lines but they soon found that it didn't pav and came down to the old prices again and even lower

i'roj/»•»•*«.

It is very important in this age of 'vast material progress that a remedy lie pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easilv taken, acceptable to the stomach and "healthy in its nature and effects.

I'ossessing" these ipialitieH, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known.

Cunningham's hat store for latest stvles in spring makes in all shapes.

JRUI6S Newton Oowau,

.lames Newton Cowan, died April aged years. 8 months and 21 days. Funeral al Robert's Chapel. Tuesdav Abnl 21, at ID a. m. Hev. ,1. Hell assisted by Hev. ,1. M. Stafford conducted the solemn services ii, the presonce of a very large circle of relatives and friends. Interment al Oak llil! cemetery, Crawfordsvihe. A wife and three little daughters mourn the loss of devoted husband and an affectionate rather. This sudden call came as a 'bolt'from the clear sky: the sun became dark at midday.*' The heartbroken young wire lias the pravers and sympat liv of a host of friends in this "sad hour. Mr. Cowan was an influential member Thompson's Chapel M. E. church. lie was rospeeted by all who knew him, and held in high esteem bv his neighbors ami the community at large. He was an honest man, the noblest work of Coil. His end was peaceful.

Tho Juries lor Next Term. 1 lie jury commissioners met this morning and the Clerk drew the following jurors for the May term ot the circuit court:

HAXII

.Tt:iiv.—.lohn Sharp. Clark:

George W. Bowers. Hiplev William W. Ward. Walnut: George K. Davis. Warren Davis, Sr., Lewis \\. Owens, Union.

I'irriT .Tcnv.- Andrew W. Mote, Franklin James H. Kvrd. Scott: Harrison Cloitgh, Manoah Urown.Coal Creek: •lonnlhan Hiee, Brown: .lolm C. Freeman, Wayne George Ilarshbarger. William W. McOammon. Clark: .lames G. llutton, John Callihan, Oath Catterlin, Fli F. Armentrout, I'nion.

There are no very lively cases which will come to trial and tin.' coming term promises to be tin uninteresting one. The grand jury will probably be called to investigate a few ugly matters which have lately been transpiring in the still waters.

BiBhop Joyce's Birthplace. Courier: About two miles

north of Battle Ground stands the little log hut in which Bishop 1. W. Joyce was born and reared. It is about twenty rods from the Monon railroad track, and is in the center of a green field of wheat. It is an interesting spot, made so because Bishop Joyce was born there. When a little boy in homespun trousers his feet trod over every root of ground about the hut. To-day they support the form of a groat man. a man whoso position is sacred, dignified, and one of the most responsible and honored that man can attain. It is for a lire-time, anil 110 man ever tilled it who was moro worthy or the high honor. There is but one room in the hut, and ir it could, what interesting reniiniscesces or the boyhood of Bishop Joyce it would rolatu.

Letter List.

The following is the list or uncalled for letters remaining in the postotlice f.ir the week ending April 21, 1891. Persons calling for these letters will please sav advertised: Biddle John Leikc Miss Jennie Bowles Willie Miller Wm. A- Son Dolliek E Taylor ElizaVieth Kirbv Thos Voorhees D.

Cliriip Ice.

As seen from the following rates, ice this season is within reach of everybody.

Martin .V Son are now selling to the family trade at those prices. Refrigerators 30 pounds nnd upward at one delivery at 15 conts per hundred.

Ten pounds per day at 40 cents per week. This is a reduction of 25 cents per hundred troiii last year's rates.

A MI MA IIIi ET.

W. K. Chillo's now hoop factory is about ready to run. The last of tho hub and spoke factory was moved yesterday evening.

Miss Lida Jones, of Crawfordsville, is visiting a tew day's with friends here.

N. 1) Service will, soon have his new drugstore open in the room left vacant by O. M. Jones.

A musical and literary entertainment will be given by Miss Fannio Doyl's elass at the Christian church Saturday

Board of Health Order.

1'roporty owners will please see that no decaying

vegetable

or animal matter

be found tin tho premises or any alley adjoining their projjerty. Especially must property owners in the business portion or the city see that tho alleys are projx'rlv cleaned. Residents generally must refrain from dumping refuse matter in alleys thus creating a nusianco anil a menace to tho health of tho community. C. K. RANKIN, M. D.

Soev. Citv Board of Health.

Baking Powder

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

Dclicious Cake and 1'astry, Light Flaky Hiscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. Jio other hakine Dowdcr docs such work.

Just received another new stock of 11

ADVICE TO WOMEN

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CARTEUHVILI.G,

SB, 1880.

April

This wlU certify that two members of my Immediate family, after having suffered for years from IVIoiiNtrual Irregularity, belug treated without benefit by physicians. were at length completely cured by oue bottle of Bradlltfd'* female Koi£ulator. effect is truly wonderful. J. W. .STIIANOE,Its lloolc to WOMAN*" mailed KKEE, which cnntalui valuable) lufuriuallou ou all female dl»ua«o«. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,

ATLANTA, GA.

rou HALE liY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Sold by Nye A- Co.

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MOSOS ROUTE.

SOUTH l'J:2.'u.in

1 :HU

..Mtrlit Mil'I lilnlly)::....... 1 :"it)u.m ...Day Mall (dully) 1 )tl|i.in

I Alinvi truliiKoiilystop ill eouiil seats.1 :2 1 p.111... Iteillnril iinil I.nf. Acemn ...10 H2n.ni U:0fni.m Way Krelglit 1 :'J0p.m

east BIG 4

-Peoria Division.

H:l 811.ill

1 Hu .ni Kxnrese* -M all 0:18n.ni 1 Jffcjii.m Mall (dally) Il2:55ium •:0op.m Mail—Express 1 jttnp.m 1 :top.m Mall—Express *:4fp.ni

VANDALIA.

SOUTH 9:45a.in 5:1

Hp. ui

Express «:112pm. Mall 8:i ia.m ..Accommodation )U(uoon

n\i i/./.I Mt.

Geo. M. Davis, of Terre llaute, is visiting relatives here. Uncle Dave Garwood and wife returned home from Potato Creek yeslerday.

The little mouse that was being raised by a cat at Garwood .t Fosters store got to rambling around and fell into a bucket of water Sunday and was drowned.

There was another wreck on the Midland three miles east of Noblesville caused by a car jumping the track. Thero came near being a more serious wreck to tho mail train going east Saturday afternoon cntised by a wheel bursting and lotting the car down, notwithstanding the frequent report sent to General Manager Crawford, of the unsafe condition of the cars in general. It would be well for tho traveling public to have their lives well insured before attempting to make a trip over Mr. Crawford's streaks of rust.

Wheu Baby wna sfcic, wa pwe her Cutorta. When she was a

Cliilltshe

cried for Castorla.

When she became Misa, she clung to Castorla. When Bhe had Children, she g&vo them Castoria

—You'll miss the best bargain in lace curtains yon ever had if you fail to visit our store for them this week.

BE F.VINSON'.

Do i'utc Iturn ('like?

Having bought the output or coke troiii the Water nnd Light Company all orders for coke should bo left at G. W. Hall's coal office north-east corner of Market and Walnut streets.

—Attend the lace curtain and window shade sale this week at Abo Levinson's.

Don't fail to see us for your millinery goods. Wo havo tho correct styles at the lowest possible prices.

I AIIE LF.VINSON.

UBED,

CATAitnn

health and sweet

breath secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Frico 50 cents. Nasal injector free, Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Shiloh's cure will immediately relievo Croup, Wiooping Cough and Bronchitis For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

Children Crv for Pitcher's Castoria.

HOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION! Special Sale of

Lace Curtains and Window Shades!

THIS WEEK.

Lace Curtains, taped all around, only 50 cents per pair, worth $1.

Lace Curtains, taped all around, only ift per pair, worth $2.

Curtains taped all around enly $2.00 per pair, worth $3.00.

And upwards to the finest Bru.sseil Net at the same reductions.

•VWr.s- at less than any other house in the city.

illimtry goods

save you one third the prices others ask for same goods in this line.

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Healing,

Gas Fitting and Fixtures.

Spcncc Hot Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

Notice to the Voters

OF THE

City of Crawfordsville:

At a regular mctalnRof the Common Council of the City of Crawlordsvilled, held in tno Council Ciuunber of said city Monday evenliiK,March 3891, the commlttoo to whom was re I erred the matter of selecting voting places at tho next city election, to le hold Tuesday, Way f, 1801, for the purpose of electing three Councilmen from the several wards hi said city rojorted the selection ol' the following locations in the several Wards, Uwlt:

FIRST WARD.

I'recinct No. 1,T» J. Franc's room, north side Market street between Walnut and Grant avenue.

I'reolnct No. 2, Robert WUson*s residence, corner Market street and Grant avenue. Precinct No. •'*, Heuetlel's storo room, south side of Pike street, between Washington and Walnut streets.

Precinct No. 4, Henry Mlller'H residence, pouth sldo College stroet, betweeu (i rant avenue aud Walnut street.

SECOND WARD.

Precinct No. I, Colllns's coal otllce. corner Green and Pike streets. Precinct No. 2, Dr. Duncan's olllre, east side Washington stroet, between Wabash avenue aim PI He street.

THIRD WARD.

Precinct No, 1, Reuben Smith's wagon shop, noitli side of Main betweeu Water aud Green stn*ets.

Precinct. No. 2, Henry Sehenek's tin shop, oust side of Wator, between Main and Piko stroets.

Preclnot No. 3, No. 2 engino house, corner College aud Water streets. Precinct No. 4, Samuel Johnson's residence, south sldo Franklin street, between Elm and Plum streets.

Attest: C\ M.

Clerk,

March 2f, 18»1.

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

Meets every Tuesday night hall In PhoMiix Rtock. Degree nights—First Tuesday night of the month the Red second, the White third, the Hlue. HUUKKT WILHITK, President.

Mrs. Allan's Parisian Faoa Bleach

Golden Hilr Mimni Dura, for developing the buit. Ruttnt, for removing superfluous Mir.

MWtih.

dretflftf. All goodt thclettle

ind rtUll. Send cts. for Illuttnted circular. Full line of fin# hair foods. Mrs. R. W. Alleo, •9 Wood. A*,, Detroit, Midi. Sold by druggist**

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

M. C. A

0. M. OHEOO, President. W. 8. MorrETT, Vice President. G. P. DrmiAM, ItocordlnK Secretary.

KINOAY,General

H. T.

Treasurer.

N. C. Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowline Alleys, Piano, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.

We are showing the very handsomest styles of

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains, Carpets,

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

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

all the newest styles in trimmings. Remember we

The ladies are pleased with the way

The American Steam Laundry

Washes and irons their line laces and curtains.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

WANTED.

WANTED—An

active, honest mnn-milnry

$100 monthly. It'suitable, with opportunity Ui advance, to represent lociiily, a reHiKmsiblo New ork house. Reference. Munufacturer, Lock lbx K»8r, N, V. 'ept. Id.

\\i AN1LD—Housekeeper. A middle-aged V» lady who can give good references is wanted tuni housekeeper by a m-ntlcmun residing three miles in the count v. liniulrcoi rs.

Scott Steele.

WANTED:—A

situation tnsuiali lauiilv bv

a steady girl, tail al. 4].'JKust College st reet.

WANTHD:—Men,

WANTED.—A

sularv and evpenses,

I'crmanent place. Applv at once, lirown IJros, Co., Nurserymen, Chicago.

limited numoerof pupils In

short hand by a practical writer, N. S. Wood, 1 Hi West College st reet.

WANTED:—A

competent male nurse by

the K.of 1', lodge to take care oi the sick. Apply to N. .1. ClodTcller, chairman ot Relief Committee.

FOR SALE.

rUKSALE—A good phaeton, ('heap. Inqtilio at »0l !iwt. college.

FOR

SALK—Ciood rmn with gxd house, barn and out houses, g(Md water and well timbenxl. Tiiree miles from CrawI'onNville, Frel C. ilandel, ollice l.'M sooth Washlngt4»u street..

IJ OR SAl.Kat 710 fllnford stn»et. the housiv1 l.old goMis jf Mrs, O. K. Hynl will be at private sale, until Saturday evenimr. J'oi particulars call at noxt. door east.

FOR

N C.CARR, Mayor.

COTT,City

HA LK.— Five nice building lots on east Wabash avenue, to casli, Call on George Vance at Pontlous A: Lacey's.

FOR

SALE—A meiinm sized gas cooking stove very cheap. W. T, Ititrsn.

FORSALH.—A

FOR

White sewing machine at,

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

SALK—An open laced sliver watoh Elgin movement,cheap. Inquire at the Journal ollice.

FOH

SALK:—Anyone desiring to purchase a Pug dog can do so bv calling at 'JU*2 West Market street..

FOR REN1.

Fsummer

OH RENT.—a good house of six romns aiul kiU'lien, stable, cistern and water liydrant, on wesl IMkc street. Call on me at W I Ihlte Hi illshop's tailor shop.

rOR

RENT—'The Joab Elliott plaeeon south-' Grantaveuue. Apply at the house.

FOR

RENT.—The Dr. Ristlue house on East Wabash avenue and tho Mills house on College H1U. Inquire of O. M. Gregg al tho Indiana Wire Fence Company's ollice.

POUND—A

nickle platted bleycse «tcp.

iulre of John Skldiuore.

In-

LOST.

LOST—An14,Of)

elegant leal her purse containing

about between the Plum street station and Ben Oliver's onthe Danville road Return to Miss Llda Join s. I

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office over tho Corner Hook Store. Residunco 500 South Washlngt. il Street. Office hours—0 to 12, to ."iun. aud 7 to 8 p.m

MYERS & CHARNI.