Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1891 — Page 4

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A clear skin

Bolte, plrapfea, blotohw

•HitinM. »to., rrldei** to fW»

fee Vood not hi good comHtt**. Tkwe (jmptoo* rtunlt trum the ««at

Mtsie to Otrcrw otf «»e lmpiuMx,

ta wfcloh sb« »ho«ld **»d by

Swift's Specific

TkU will remedy the Mrtmihaaio*, aa4

bring «peedy and permanent r«IW bj

forcing oot the poison, Mid will bolU

Wf the ITSUMH froi» tbe first dost.

Book cm Blood »od Sfcln DlseaBe. tr»« Bvlft ?peolfl» Oo., llmrto, O®

Birthday Souvenirs.

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il.

\v|u» tlrst belioM* tin' '.••••lit Hi .lav In Sprint.-' s« wi t,o«ery mouth of M:iv. .Mill wrtiwiin

Kinr.rnhl

all tier lile,

nail he a loved and happy wite.

Also, RINGS for the other months of the year. Look for them in this space every month. FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY

REPAIRING done on short notice by the only firstclass and experienced workman.

207 East Main Street

"Fine Art"

The Work Done by

tAvyo*

THE-

Uver Con Cunningham's.

Isn't It Provoking

To meet a lady on the street wearing a new bpring Bonnet /ml /ike the one you haze on.

MAS. W1LSOX. the never turns out two head-dress alike.

Milliner. pieces of

127 South Washington Street.

Artificial Teeth

Without Rubber Plates.

What a comfort, and yet it is

a living fact, as you may have'

demonstrated to your entire satis-!

faction by calling on

Gonzales & Galcv. Dentists. Crawfordsville, Ind

Lawn

Mowers

Huy the

Continental

-OK

Tinsley & Martin.

DAILY JOURNAL

TIT.S1UY. A PHIL 'JS. ISrtl.

A CHIPS.

Billv White riiles now liolijKe bi-

cvcli'. —The St i,tiia-l is in now pjijvr at Danville, 111.

.KeJUU'lioan Special

force. —On Wednesday" evening May Pi. Dun McClelland and wife will celebrate a wedding anniversary by entertaining their friends. I of Ludlow

It is said that the heir:

Iv. Thomas bv liis first wife will contest his will which was admitted to probate against their protest.

E a a a is ix

of two fine safety bicycles in the last day I or so. one to Judge Snyder and the other to Wallace Ellis. —The council which was to have ljeon .held last night has been ixist[Kined until this evening when the necessary business will lx* transacted. —-After the Xadii no more shows will I apptar at Music Ilall this season, so the last soeiety wi

dash in the theatrical line

«"ili probably N cut next week. -The ladies of the fourth section'of

I the M. E. church will have their social on Thursday evening of next week instead of Friday evening of this week. —The tramps were placed upon the stone pile and will Slav there for a dav or so until enough balls and chains can be raked up to tiu them out for the st reets. —The Thompson lunch counter on

Xortli Green street has wound up its I business and retired from the tield. There arc now only ten lunch counters in the city. —The ladies of the 3rd division ofChristian church will give a social in the old church, Thursday evening April 30th. I Biscuit, slaw, kmi. pickles, deviled eggs, coffee, fruit, tea. cake anl ice cream all for .15 cents. —A "Coffe Party'" will be given by I the Altar Society of St. John's EpiscoI pal church on Thursday afternoon and evening at the residence of Rev. A. K.

Glover, 210 Green street, opposite the church. All are invited. —Rev. Harden Rayburn, of the M. E. church, of Kokomo, married his one thousandth couple last Sunday. He married his first couple in 1)S49. This gentleman lays it over Elder Vancleave. our local celebrity, by several laps. —The AV.c.s would like to see a V. M. C. A. established here. Other cities of less pretentions are moving in the matter. At Crawfordsville the Association own a splendid building, the rent from which more than pays running ex-, peiises.—Frankfort Xetrx.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Lauer gave a Manhattan party, Monday evening in honor of her guests. Misses Bertha and Millie Cirk, of Chicago. Miss Laura Kimmel. of Washington, D. C., and Mr. Eugene Kostanzer. of Crawfordsville.—1itditntapolix Journal.

Lawn tennis outfits at the i) •(•. Sunday suits at Cunningham s. Base ball goods at the cent store. Stop at Cunningham's for children's

TaxPayers, Attention.

All who pay city taxes should know that Mayor Carr, Councilmen Scott. Reynolds and Jones have refunded to the city treasury ST.00 each or a total of S31.70, the amount of their fare to Chicago when they went there to investigate electric lighting. The railroad promised to pay the fare but its agent failed to get here in time to do it before they went so it sent the money down to these gentlemen to day and they returned it to the eitr treasury whence it cam®.

Chase Will be There.

The Clark divorce case, in which l'rof.

were no improiier relations between Mrs.

n. 1

Clark and himself. I he feeling of the

people of Springfield is with Mrs. Clark

Wayne Behind.

The enumeration of the sclixl children in the several townships has almost leen completed and the results

BATTLE AT DETROIT

'BETWEEN STRIKERS AND POLICEMEN.

One Man Killed—The Mayor Calls Out the

M: State Militia.

The Journal.

Herman Wrav will keep bar for strike grows more serious each hour. Oitiree Fiteiiev during liis absence. morning twenty tbe hmulretl men —The city itmtmissiuuers acting on fnugmenteil the number of strikers. A the suggestion of the council deciileil '''tie later a battle occurred between to widen Mill street 'hein and a well drilled force of one --Remember the Nadii next Monday, hundred city }olice. Numerous shots Tuesday and Wednesday evening. The exchanged and many were wounded. I show will IK-a rare treat. One sinker named Kerntz was fatally

I Bristol's Horse Show will exhibit at bounded. The Mayor has issued a Music Hall Pridavaml Saturday evening proclamation calling upon the State with a Saturday afternoon matinee. troops which are stationed in the city to

Any person desiring good brown

paper to put under carjvts can get it free by call at THE .lor UNA I.olliw.

UCTKOIT. April «S.—The street car

to the First Presliyteriau clnirch PIE AND POTATOES. to-night to the business men tiioidl N. N tm.' I_ TT A Strike By the Chain Gane Which Has no and get a good supjier for 1.. cents. Parrail In History. —The Western Union telecrapli ollice

is removing into its now ouarters next ,. sentenced to service on the chain gang K/the Barbed ire l.t.muinv otlice. were released, one of them being an old —Smith Mvers have more orilers! ,, man and the other the fellow with the for chewing gum than thev can handle

I- il,, touH which wore as targe iib the laws of township is probably due to the many

readiness to defend life and prop-

ert v. All the armories are tury protection.

under mili-

Last evening two of the eight tramps

I i«roken arm. lie remaining six are

and are constantly increasing their ,, as tough, dirty and disreputable gang I of worthless bummers as ever struck

Crawfordsville. They flooded the corridors of the jail with tobacco spit, smelled bad, would not bathe, and tilled

the air with the most revolting oaths in

the calendar. This morning after devouring their breakfasts like hungrytbyenas thev threw their dishes with a

a ii a

Deln as she Dieted them mi. Thev were

Dela as she picked them up. They were

placed under the charge of 01 Gill and put to work on the stone pile where they fooled away the morning in cracking about a bushel of stone. At noon they were brought in for dinner. Now it so happens that Bud Goldsberry. Joe Ward and Torn Nolan not of the -.Sherman Ilou^ej are also incarcerated. These gentlemeu Miss Dela slightly favored in the distribution of dinner giving thein pie. potatoes and cookies in addition to the regular meals. On account of the mean action of the morning, she gave the tramps only the usual fare, which by the way was far Ui good for them. When the tramps jerceived that the others fard lietter than they did. they at once fired their meal and dishes out into the office. When Mr. Gill app.-arid to take them back to work tliev refused to go and stubbornly sat do« non the floor stating that they would not work a lick without first being regaled with pie and jxitatoes.

All persuasion proved in vain and they were finally locked up in a dark cell and tuld that they would be fed on hard bread and water until they would agree to work. Until they do they will not be allowed time and will le obliged to dolti days time before they are released.

A Joru.vL reporter called at the jail this afternoon and was admitted into the awful presence of six as dirty specimens of humanity as ever graced the marble courts of the Montgomery county jail. Wlu interrogated as to the cause of the trouble the bums were at first sullen but finally unlocked their jaws and howled about not getting pie and potatoes. "Why. diirn it," said the dirtiest one. "we always managed to get all the pie and potatoes we wanted before br simply asking for it at the houses and now when we work its a doggoned shame that they don't give us ice cream and fruit cake, too." "We're free American citizens," howled another, "and we'll sue the Mayor, the sheriff and every haslislinger around the jail for the dirty treatment we're getting here. They aint no right to make us work like a gang of niggers, and you bet we won't until we get to say what we will eat." '•Yon know of course that you can't get out until you've worked for 16 days "No. you bet we don't, but we stay here all summer before we'll work another lick. We'll kick the durned old jail down if they keep us here much longer and you can state to the public that we're a crowd of high toned gentle men who will never consent to subsist on break and water. We'll starve first, (logon our buttons. Good live to you and be sure to tell the folks that we will starve before we'll eat without pie and potatoes.

Barnum's Agent Here.

R. E. Ball, the advance agent for Barnuin .t Bailey's great circus and menagerie was in the city to-day. He states that the show this

year

ARBOR DAY.

How This Pleasant Anniversary Will Be Observed, Next Thursday will be Arbor day throughout the country and will le celebrated by the pupils of the public schools. Literary exercises will be held in all the rooms of a character in keeping with the nature of the occasion. Yesterday in the several rooms a new feature for the day was announced. It is too late in the rear to set out trees, as is the custom in the far West, but all the arrangements will be |erfeeted for such a work Spring. Each class will proceed into the large yard and select a spot upon which to plant its trees next season and the initiatory steps toward raising the money to pay for the trees will also be taken. Eneli tree when planted will bear the name of the class which sets it out and a jx'rfect grove made in what is already a leautifuK school campus.

has

greatly improved over last and Kiralfy's great s]eetacular Roman

Chase l'almer, late of Wabash college, has been brought up to perfection. Mr. figures as corres[ondent, comes up in Hall paid the license to the city for the May at Springfield. Mo. The Spring-j exhibition of the show here and made a field pa])erH state that Prof. Palmer will contract for the use of all the bill boards. return from Maine and testify that there!

n"t

1 f'r0 HtaU'H

,t ,,,, ... Ie the '2lsf of SenU'iuluT as nnnounml

Hlltur(lav

jXTformance

know when the show would

that it will probably

.8 |„,

for

but everyone wants to know why Chase lected. left so suddenly.

the

grounds been se-

exhibition have not vet

County Medical Association. The County Medical Association convened in the small conrt room this afternoon and two interesting papers were read, one by Dr. Keegan on "Dis-

are most gratifying. Every township! eases of the Bladder," anil the other -except Wayne will show a healthy in-J h.V l-)r- Griffith on "Diphtheria." It is crease, but Wayne will show a eonsid-' rumored that one erring physician was erable falling off. The decrease in this

1 lmulei1 over tlie co:lls for

THE LL8TMX

.INTI()N

IU^ cl"lrK'ng

III1HWK

transfers which have leen mado to nite, however, can bo learned in regard Wuyuetown and other jxiints.

this.

NOTHING DOFI

A Brutal Husband.

Some three weeks ago a lady residing at Bainbridge left her husband and with her little daughter came to the home of her father who resides in this city on south Elm street. The husband who was left behind had proved himself wholly unworthy of his wife who is a most estimablo lady, and cursed and abused her in a most shameful mannerwhile she lived with him. The husband soon found out what a treasure he had lost and about the middle of last week came to this city and lagged his wife to return wito him. She refused and lie returned to Bainbridge returning Sunday in a buggy. He again craved her forgiveness which was wisely refused. The man went bolting out of the house and drore his horse to the middle of the street where he stopped and called his wife out. She came as far as the gate and he again interceded with her in vain. Finally he lost his temper and poured at her head a most blasphemous volley of oaths which could be heard by the neighbors. The lady retired to the house and the husband standing up in the buggy lashed his horse down the street, beating it in a most cruel manner. In about an hour he returned and stopping in front of the house proceeded for the second time to curse his wife to his heart's content and again lashed his horse into a run. It is proposed by the neighbors to prosecute the man for profanity and cruelty to animals.

while it is probable that his wife wil

ply for a ifivoree.

PERSONALS.

-Sam Beach was in Franklin

day.

-Ed Brewer went to Frankfort today.

—Ben Crane visiteil Indianapolis today. —Wm. Crawford, of Chicago, is in the city. —James Walters was in Danville, Ills., to-day. —Fred Bandel was in Ilillsboro this morning. —C. X. Williams went to Attica this morning. —F. T. Luse went to Linden this afternoon. —Mrs. E. M. Barnhart is visiting in Indianapolis. —Frank Jones left for Washington this morning. —George Hall went to Indianapolis this morning. —W. T. Wasson went to Lebanon this morning. —Doc Britton went to Covington this morning.

Miss Martha Thomas is in Indianapolis to-day. —Dr. Smail left this morning for Decatur, Ills. —James H. Watson went to Cincinnati this morning. —John White returned from Philadelphia last evening. —Mordecai McKinsey returned to Frankfort to-day. -—Sam Robinson went to Kingman this morning. —George W. Hadley returned from Chicago this afternoon. —J. W. Henry came over from Tndianajwlis last evening. —J. W. Ramsey is able to be out after a long and serious illness. -Mrs. Linnie Lynn has returned from a visit at Colnmbus, Ohio. —Mrs. Joe Taylor went to Lafayette this afternoon to visit relatives. —Major Potter leaves this morning for an extended visit in Franklin. —Herb Lucas was called to Veedersbnrg to-day by the illness of his mother. —W. I. Capen, superintendent of the Postal Telegraph, returned to Chicago this morning. —Wm. Robertson went to Cincinnati to-day to attend the funeral of his brother James, —Mrs. George Durham and daughter Miss Florence left this morning for a visit in Muncie. —Col. Heath has returned from a long stay in Connecticut. Ho brought with him a car load ot fine cattle. —Harry^Wilson returned to Crawfordsville to-day. after spending Sunday with friends in this city.—Frankfort AVi•*. —Albert Mtihleisen and George Fitchey left this afternoon for HotSprings, Arkansas, where they will spend some time recruiting their health. —James Graham, of Florida, is the guest of his brother, George Graham. Mr. Graham is extensively interested in tho famous Florida phosphate lands.

Children Crv for Pitcher's Cutoria.

SEEEE5

Smoke The

18 Carat Cigar

At Laymon's.

ALL KINDS OF

Bedding House Plants

—At tlie-

YARYAN GREEN HOUSE, 818 South Green Street,

Till. l:ijt linusr.ui the east side of tin? street

COLLEGE NOTES,

Hugh Gary has invented a flving maching. Commencement promises to be tame this year.

Tho Betas gave a danoe last evening in their hall.

The Glee Club and orchestra will go to Danville, Ills., about May 15. Del'auw defeated Franklin Saturday by a score of 23 to 10. This beats the famous game here.

The seniors decided this morning in their claw meeting neither to take a trip, nor to give the proposed reception to the faculty and Juniors.

The Oniatenon should contain the picture of the corps of editor" of tho Wabash among its other burlesque illustrations. No exaggeration of the artist's touch would be needed to make them look hideous and uncouth.

Web Grant, one of the pleasantest members of the newspaper fraternity we have ever had. as well as a brilliant one, has quit the Telegram, and will go on the road for the firm of Geo. II. Grant

-V

Co. AN eb has, we believe, mado

a mistake in leaving tho newspajx*r business Frank Braffett has been appointed bookkeejer at the gas ollice. Braffett will make a most acceptable man to the public, in this ollice which is almost as public as a municipal institution. like the Water Works and tho natural gas.—Richmond Iti'm.'

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

Children Cryjor Pitcher's CastoriaJ

SHILOirs COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold bv us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan Ar Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

WHY WILL YOU COUGH when Shiloh's Cure will give you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and 81 Moffett Morgan it Co.

WIIY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's cure will give you immediate relief. I price 10 cents, 50' cents and 81 Moffett

Morgan Co.

For a disordered Pills.

TRADEPALACETHE

la now being filled with

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

Carpets, Draperies of all Kinds,

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

The largest Stock ever ollered in this market.

We Make a Specialty of Dress Goods and Trimmings to Match. In Fact we keep Everything in the way of

Dry Goods, Cloths, Cassinieres.

We have the Finest Milliner in the State, who is now in the Markets Selecting New Goods for the Spring Trade, and will he on Hands in Due

Time.<p></p>MICIYRE.

TRAbE? PALACES

Always

Buy

iver try Beechains'

I have been lathered with catarrh for about twenty years I had lost sense of I smell entirely, and I had almost lost my hearing. My eyes were getting so dim

I had to get some one to thread my needle. Now I have my hearing as weil as I ever had, and I ram seo to thread as fine a needle as over I did, my sense of smell is partly restored, and it seeniB to be improving nil tho time. 1 think tliero is nothing like Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh. Mrs. E. E. Grimes, Rendrill, Perry Co., O.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.'

F011

SALE—A ."i2 Inch Columhiti Iltfht roatlstor tiyelcle, latest pattern, Hi (rood lis new. WllUell for one half the cunt, imiulru ul I'ontlouB & Lucy's.

ONE OF A SERIES OF PICTURES REPRESENTING COFFEE CULTURE. WATCH FOR TMf ',[7

Sfr' t.--'

0CONTROLLIDPBVNTAT10N

6CEWE

SEAL BRAND COFFEE,

of America. Always packed

slr-tiErnt tin cans.

"cbrrEE^V"

CHASE & SANBORN.

OUR COFFEES HAVE A NATIONAL REPUTATION REPRESENTING THE FINEST CROWN.

in Its richness and delicacy of flavor. Justly called The Aristocratic whole roasted (unground)

delicacy

suit your taste as no other coffee will, at a moderate price. Always packed whole roasted (unground), in 1 lb. air-tight parchment packages. TVUT WTT1 We are exclusively an importing house, selliiifc AXlOJi AAA only to dealers. But to give consumers an opportunity of.testing our famous coffee before buying, we win. upon receipt of 8 cents in stamps to cover the coat of can and postage,

free by mail a 1-4 pound of Setl liraiul Coffee. Address CHASE & SANBORN', 87 BROAD ST., BOSTON,

VOl" CAN KIND THK ABOVK COKKKKS AT

ENSMINCER'S, Only, 103 East Main St.

Special Bargains

In Wall Fapfi" llii- YYV. k.

See Our New Window Shades and Fringe.

ROBINSON & .WALLACH

Albright's Bread

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line.

It. C. WAI-iKUi*, Proprietor.

I'.isscn^urs md Baggage transferred to hotels, depots

surpassing all

any part of the city. ,-P-(

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at tin' brunch ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store 011 Washing

ton street. Telephone No. 47.

A Good Deal Depends

On the printed matter a business man uses around

isrotliing

lint the best qualities of paper, but the best qualities of ink

THE JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

others

In 2 lb.

Bona

MASS.

The Best in

the Market.

hisestablili"u