Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 May 1891 — Page 3

Page PDF (6.76 MB)

Back to issue view

& N.K.FAI

Kve toly «Cut«

Leave

}W pl&iq loniy mind &ro fye scenes of

,-.v

SANTA CLAUSSOAR

In the Ring

And Doing Business at the Old Stand.

Shoes, Oxfords, Slippers,

All Styles and at Prices to Please the Public,

Indianappr^ vusiness

'^lutioSfaARs'icn^o' CoTiiinj."^'"!a coune individual tnstructloii I ficUlties lor BUSlNBo^

childhood,,

/is my recollection recodb ife, io view*

TF|esQ&f>-kettIe

hurjg on. He poles of

green

KEILY

124 East Main Street.

Do You Want to Buy a Safety?

buwoodj

I ijeomoKeand %5mell my

wn«dW^1Sk"«'

consequent aijguisk

since departed, we

pray and we qopej

Nje use of Hje stuff'gan to

wane and to languish

As 60011 ds fyey offered

CO.,

RBANK &

STILL

ICAGO.

If so, call at the 99-cent store

as they have the largest line

of wheels in the city and sell

them at lowest prices—

Hoys' and Clrl Ladies'Sufetii(•eiitlcmeii's Sulci lea

Safeties from $10 to $i0 Irom to $70 lot

..1 rom loo to •OTj

All ball bearing lor from $(" to MK).

Our wheels rofully warranted ami equal to anv tlie market. Hicycle Mipjilies of all kinds for salo. Wheels sold oil weekly payments. Cull und see befoiLbuvu t,.

Ross Bros., tr)9 Cent Store.

ALBRIGHT'S BREAD

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line

II. C. WAMiUP, Proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots

any

part of the city.

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

orders at the stables on Market street or at the branch odice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washtnglon street. 1 ele phone

CO CO

men or ludie

I Tnu I Jest, in City.

CO U-l

O O

a CO 0 1 UJ

3.5 O b-

uatlou" n-sui.'.iy I»

^TOMTulISV^

QATAR

t.irum! fjirnlt '.''J'A.'IHU TRAINING, BTO.

HEB3 4

THERE IS NO BETTER WAY

VO lii\««t Money Than In a Handsome Diamond.

IT NKVKB DISI'KKClAiKS IN VAI.UK,

V8 INTEKtlsT XHK

For sueh an invfstmont sco

ajstKiii-

Have you a Pittsburgh,

I Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu

dent Lamp?

The

KIG11T

ones are the

"PEARL GLASS,"

made by

Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts-

burgh, makers

the cele-

brated"Pearl-top" lamp chim-

ney, which have given univer-

'sal satisfaction.

TIU'liSDAY. .MAY M, 1SD1.

wi:.iTi:i:it ni:roitT:

l- For Inriiunu tair warmer.

The Dance,.''

A l,.t of samples of dance programmes arrived at 'I'M:.IOI

UNM.

Circuit Court.

Sarilla .1. Hays vs. .lames P. Hays. Defendant defaults. S. TJ.

llartman arid

.1. M.

Snyder vs.

Hubert Clements.Jl'laintiIVs awarded

Nancv.I, Shill vs. Win. Marts et al. Complaint to ipiiet title. Judgment for plaintiff. .Mary 1. Frazicr and Millie (irenard vs. the estate of Simeon (irenard. Dismissed.

The High School Alumni

The alumni of the high school held another meeting yesterday afternoon and decided to celebrate this \ear on a gl'-nd scale. They will give .1 bnnipic.t at one of the hotels with plates lor a hundred and twenty.live, inter which there will be a dance. Committees were selected as follows to carry out the details:

Hanipiet.Uisr.es Maine Hills, llattie Deletion and Maine Wise. Programme— Misses Madge Johnson and tiraee White.

Soliciting Men Margaret, Morgan, llattie Detehon and Maine Sonierville.

The Fiirntcrs' Council.

The next nieelT!ii» oi the Farmers' Council will bj held in 11 ::..il court room at Crawfordsville on 'L'luirsday. Mav 1!H. The progranlin- .s as follows: and uring Hay. a

lll a. in. --Cutting iliseussion led ly .laeob ]•'. Ijidikav, of Ijii(.luia. 1 :i?0 ]i. in.—Flowers on the Lnwn, by Mrs. t'ora .lewell. of Hliannonilale. '2:ii0 p. in. —The Oreharil ami Kinall Fruits, a iliseussion leil by John Ilolloway. of Uarliugton.

A fanner ean benefit himself ami the community a lnuHlretl times more by, coming to this meeting than by attending the Farmers' Alliance a year. Don I

forgot the date.

Dr. Goben's Lecture.

])r. Tf. A. Gobon. of Del'auw University, gave tlie third lecture in the K|iwortli Festival at the Methodist church last evening, llis theme wits I he If.p worth Idea." Dr. (^ol)in stated that i* society to be a success must lie lounded on the idea of getting the most out of life. 'J lie name of the league is derived from that of the village in which the NVesleys passed their youth and the homo practices there observed were fitting examples, for imitation by all members of the league. Dr. (iobin stated that there were other ideas besides the religious idea in the organization. Paramount among these were those of thrift, health and good cheer, and it beanie every member to be possessed of these. Tliev are within the reach of all who observe the laws of nature ami reason and to be without them is a

crime.

University

Wbon Block. OppoMto PoFt-paloe.

ohoR"'

WSKB

They Will Prepare for the Reception. The committee appointed al a recent meeting the of trusleesand faculty of the illogc anil whose duty it was to select, other committees to carry out the details of the commencement reception, has done its work. The following are

the committees: Accept ion.--President and Mrs. Tuttle. Prof, and Mrs. W'inslow, Mrs. Essicls. ,'oseph Milligan and wife, Capt. It, E, P.rvant, Mrs. Coulter. Mrs. Campbell

and Prof. Kritz. Decoration. -Dr. Alex Kniitli. Mrs. Morris. Mrs. C. JJ. Thomas, Mrs. A. B. Anderson. Misses Anna Milligan, Mary Campbell, Lizzie Histine, Prof. Osborne

and Prof. King-ltefreshments.-—Prof. Osl-orne, Prof, Norris. Mrs. T. I I. Itistine, Mrs. Coulter. Mrs. Milford, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. E. J5. Thompson.

Music.—Prof Milford, Mrs. Anderson

alul Sirs. Norris. Invitation.—Pror. Campbell, Prof. Coulter, Prof MiUord, Alex Thomson, Judge Thomas. T. H. Histine.

j'rofjrtfw*.

It is very important, in this age of vast material progress that a reined) bo pleasing to tlie taste and to tho eye. ensilv taken, acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its nature and effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is tho one perfect laxative and most geutlo diuretic known.

Eliza's Grievance.

Eliza Stewart had her husband, Allen Stewart,before Mayor Carrthis morning on

Do they work satisfactorily! Kliza swore tllllt on Momlnv morn

Do your ^amp Chimneys

break? You get the wrong sortl

charge of assault and battery.

l,rvo

otlice Yesterday.

'J'liev are of every variety and several of them are perfect, poems. We will be glad to show tliein t.o vim if von will call in.

The Measles.

The measles have struck the town and a siege may be expected unless precaution is taken. The little son of John l. Smith is quite sick with the disease and other ci'ses not well developed are reported.

tlml 1111,1

ing

Allen knocked her down, bumped her

head against a box. slapped her. kicked

her, pinched her. pulled her hair and

nursed her, threatening her life. Allen

admitted a part of the charge but denied

P"rt «»d brought several witnesses to

n)' committed all

these offenses. Two colored one white tad swore with him while Eliza and her mother, Xancy Johnson, held up their hands and uttered constantly in shrill whispers and phrases as •'you lie," "you're swearing to a big lie." "Listen to the nigger lie." At the conclusion of the testimony Mayor Cnrr fined Stewart SI0.50 and dismissed the the provoke caf.o against Eliza. Eliza complained that Stewart had taken her furniture and had given it to some other woman. "If I knew what woman had it," exclaimed Eliza, "I'd walk bodily into her house and get it, and I want to declare right here, that if that onery old Stewart ever troubles me again, I'll put him wliejv he will never trouble any one again."

1 1 0 1 1 0

Capt. Hillings went to Chicngo Inst night. •I. J. Cannino returned from Indianapolis yesterday.

Mark Ithoads returned homo to Newport yesterday. Harry Deitriek transacted business at liockville Tuesday.

Olias. Deer made a business trip to your city yesterday. Bob Oldshue hauled his wool crop to Yountsville yesterday.

About Hi I of our K. of P., boys went to Kussellville last night to do work in the degrees of the Orient.

Two young men and their girls from Crawfordsville were out at the Vino Hills Sunday and on the road home thought tliev would cut a dash and in turning a corner suddenly when near Joseph Deer's they smashed ono of their carriage wheels. They had to borrow a wheel olT of a cart and belonging to a neighboring farmer beforo they could proceed home. Boys, take it a little slower next. time.

MC1V ltOSS.

C. M. I.emon, of Ladoga, was in town Tuesday. The Shepherd sawmill co umenced running Tuesday.

A. A. McCain, of Crawfordsville, was here on business Tuesday. Preparation are now being made for Childrens" day exercises at the Christian church. .1. L. \Vinli has ret nrued from an extended tour ilirough the West,. Thit accounts for the present cold snap.

Elder 1 •. 11. Jameson, of Indianapolis, will preaeh at. the Christian church Saturday night. May '2'l. ami the following Sunday.

Tho Midland took the passenger coach otT the side track Monday even ing and leaves it here every day to avoid the strikers at Ladoga anil Wave land.

Elizabeth Fulwider died May 12th She was born November 30th. 1K20, be ing about 71 years old. On Feb 14. 1840. she was married to Adam Gollnday in Augusta County. Va. In 1855 she moved to Montgomery county. Indiana. She was tho mother of nine children, four of whom and her husband survive. She was a member of the United Brethren church, nnd of tho Lutliorn church later.

For Lovers of Good Things to Eat. Tho ladies of the second section of the First, Presbyterian church will give one of their far-famed socials in the church parlors Thursday evening, May I4t.li. Supper from 5 to fl. It is only necessary to glance at the bill of faro to assure yourself of a good supper: Ham. coffee, biscuits, butter, pickles, lemon jelly, cake, tea, ice cream and oranges. Admission 15 cents.

For Spring suitings Murphy.

BOO

Colnian &

Musical Concert.

At Vouug's clmpol, on next Saturday evening. May 10, 1891. which will close the second term of a singing class taught bv A. IJIIIU Moore, of this city. Tho class will be assisted by musical talent from this city. A small admission will be charged to defray expenses. Prof. Averill. of Nadii fame,

A lloonta ll'frcN.

Having used "Mother's Friend" I would not bo without it. It is a boon to wives who know thoy have to pass through tho painful ordoal of childbirth. Mas. C.

MKLBOUHSB,

Bradtield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga, for further particulars. Sold by Nye &. Co., Crawforilsvillo, Ind.

The latest designs in Spring suiting. CotiMAN & MUKI'IIY.

You will lind that our prices on

ADVICE TO WOMEN If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse/Scanty,

Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

GAIITERSVIMJB,

April

20, ISM.

This will certify that two members of my Immediate family, After having euITorel for years from IVlciiNtriinl Irregularity, being treated without bonclltby phybicians were at length completely cured by one bottle of Brndflcld'ft Fomule llcinitalor. effect is truly wonderful. J. \\..STIIANOE.tin Dock to WOMAN* nifttUs! FREK, which contain* vaiuablo information on nil foninli:

Farmers! the Hig Four route will sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati at one fare for tho round trip, on acoout of the national Union Conference Fanners' Alliance May 1'.' to 21. 18!)1. Tickets will be on sale Mav 18th and l'.ltli, good returning until May 22d. Tho excellent train service and superior accommodations of tho Big Four route make it the popular line t.o Cincinnati, and everyone should take advantage of the low rate and numerous attract ions of I lie (^ueen City. Come one, come all! For tickets and full information call on or address U. E. ltobinson agent C. C. C. A* St. 1... railway Crawfordsville, Indiana.

For the occasion of the Dunkards meeting the Big Four route will sell excursion tickets to Trotwood, Ohio, at the low rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale May lltli to 17th. inclusive, and good for return passage until June 30th. lhltl. In making your arrangements to attend this meeting it will be well to bear in mind the fact that Trotwood is located diroctly on the lino of the Big Four rouUs anil by purchasing a ticket via this popular line you will avoid all tedious delays and transfers. For full information cali on or address i. E. ltobinson, agent, Crawfordsville, I ml.

SrS|QnV

IIIIB

promised to

he present and take part. Young's chapel is six miles north of tho city just a pleasant drive.

Iowa. Write the

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 lliscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. ot&cr bftkine oowdcr doct suefc w«lfc.

and Old l'oint Comfort on the sea.

party

WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO CONTINUE

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA. J'Ofi 8

A LIi? UY ALL VllUGGIST*. Soul by Nyo»V o.<p></p>PAPERS

OLD

For Sale ut. This Oilier

25 Cents a Hundred

KAIMlO.-tO IT VMS.

Saturday rates of $2.!t0 now in effect to Marniont.

On account, of Dunkards meeting at 'l'rotwood, Ohio, the Vandalia will sell round trip tickets to that, point at $4.35 on May 11th to 17th inclusive. Oood returning including June 30.

THIS WEEK.

('t/r/uins

house' in the city can or will sell them. We have about one hundred and thirty '/'. I

will close out, let the loss he wh it it niayv These are all nice goods of this season's make.

Katcs, I\xvuvsion&

Xatvs of Cheap Other /Ni/iH ciiiciifs ti Tru vel. 83.90 the round trip to Manumit and return May 13 and 14 oil account ol Academy of Science. (ood returning May Hi.

To Fofepaugh's show, on Mav l'i. the ATandalia will sell round trip tickets to Torre Haute, including admission to the show at $2.1*15 per ticket, flood to return including May ISth.

and .Shades- are one-'hird lower than a

We Are Headquarters lor Milhnci) Goods."

Goods received daily. Everything New and Stylish. Lowest prices in tlu: citv.

H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING.

Steam and Hot Water Heating, Gas ing and Fixtures.

SpcEtc Hoi alcr Heater.

IMans and sneeilie.ilions furmsh-

i-d. Write for estimates.

Office. 120 South Green Street S&IT'SO

WANTED.

'ANTKIJ:-^ tflrl do sit lOTiioasi. Muln slroot.

\\M~ST15I), HI (Un*O.

WANTIih~A

jswMi liusliu-ris man t'» 'a»i ut

Kohlnns llo\ifii siinl Hro wlmi \vi- h»\* tontlt-r. It von wwn\ busliirs^Uuny up. It AM KY lii'iiorul »irt.

ViNTKil:—Anv one wislilnt.' work ilnne l.lciisc cull ill -!1:I north Creeu si reel, W..1.

I'.MiVIS.

\t/.\XTBt», 'VV ^JUii montlily. tL'suitutile, with opportunity lo uilviiiiee to lepieseia loi'tilly, re^IM.nslltle New ork hinis.e. Keleieliee. .Nliilllltiietlirer. llox N. V. epl, HI.

rail

IM.'W.

F' IHS Ut 1

Prest*nts four lours for Ihe season .ST M.oms'nn.i of 1891, by sjKH'ial vestibule train wit!) i,!u hen, suil.le, i-i: ra anil water dinnitlK atiil observation cars attached hy.inint. on ue-i I'lk'/siieei. Call on nie .it ,IT, i.

embracing White hnlplier Springs, Nat,ural Bridge, Lurav Cavern Kiel tpou tiKN f. The in. 'i

Jtuclclen'H Arnica Salve. Tho best salve in tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, tilcors, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay rerpirsri. It is guaranteed to give ]orfoct satiid faction, or money rofundoil. l'rico 25 ojnts per box. For sale by Nvo .t Co

•iniineiu pliice. Ai.piv nt once,

WfAN'I'ICI): V\ I'eriiun

llrowii Ures. Co., Nurserymen. OhtriiK".

FOR SALL.

POH SALI'—A uimilHT out' ,U'i*M?y row. JKT

Vvilflii* iVrsti soon Hu'irlYi-s liiruollon-low ot dink which shows by thi' tt»l u\-r .»'s rent, ol' luiHor. Inquire lor A ut this oltlee.

H*l

Ut SA*jlr-.— Il»us? piutits lor bfililiu^r out Inquire :it «I south Uroon hi r«i'l. ^OitSAliiv-A iirsl oisis^ eom plainer un] iu'i-lv rower all «,'oinpU^te, ut/ a hartruin CHIIHI

Iri MeConneil al

'MO

Ut SA lilv—

ruKSONAi.i.v I'osm'irrui). i.-ou i-.NT hm.^eoi'se".'!! nH^~."ti. Tho Chosapeaku and Ohio Itailway, all omenlemep «'i a oiiiioii.M.li.' through its personallv conducted tourist Vir"' i:i iVlC-"-!! li''1"

\vl Ihlle .V Ilishop tailor shop.

the Yirgmas. Nights spent ut famous Mountain ltesorts. Every detail looked after by W. li. Greegor, Oonaral Traveling Agent, who will conduct these tours for the company. The luxury ot sightseeing without ono disturbing element. For rates, dates, ect.. address 11. "\Y. FtiUiF.li, General l'assonger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.

OUR

CA'/: TS

11 ii Gloss or Domestic Finish.#

The American Steam Laundry

sotvm b: .'11.111... .*»:lp.tn...

Men, stllnry nml expenses,

'Hit SALK-A Itieh Coluinl»lu UuUl ruielhler byeiele, latest pattern, a-

Will ii'H (or one hull' the cost. In'juln ut I'ontious «.V l/itcj s.

Five nice hinlthnjr lol on en*i

Wutia^ii avenue. to -ash. all on Jieoi'jje Vunee ut l'o itiou vV l.iu*e

Dlt SAI.H. A White wwuitr maehlnp nt lesslhau

EO^l.

Nevi-r

IMMMI

jji.thl* oniee. 'OU SAI/K ISlKl rnul nflii:

used. Inquire

An open faced silver watv

Jj*.. ..... iClvIn movement.cheap, lnijiiire al l!ie

TORRENT.

-ur ItKNT—A house ol nine room-, will, all I Ihe i-olivenienee. mi l.'olteire stri'el. .Apply 10 Moririiii .\r l.ee, Ui-nliiuiiii liloek.

/, "r .1 aveailn anil ihe .Mills lion-eon

limited to 100 persons. Tickets Indiana ue I'cmv Compaio cover all necessary expenses. Daylight, runs through the magnificent scenry of

?!J.-'ITi'i

J'JII.M T-0|!.Waha~l. KI.HIH. in.iuire ni o. M. iirei'»/ ai

little

aOST.

{0T

A p'lir ol eu* fusses oil Mtu»du\ luornin^ between the ie!deneeol J. M. Hiinuell and Ji-tury Sloan, lleluni Ulthe pu^ iilic? and reei-'M1 reward.

DR. U. E. RANKIN,

Olllco over Iho C!orner KebUlenc.,00 South

WJISUook JIIIIL'UBtore.

Street.

Olllce ItourH—b to 1*2. to ."»p in. and 7 to« p.

CATAIIIIII C'UHEK.

WHY

111

health and sweet

breath secured, by Kluloh's catarrh remedy. Price r0 cents. Nasal injector free, MolVett Morgan A* Co.

wri.L

YOU

cough when Shiloh's

cure will givo you immediato relief, price 10 cents, 50, cents and $1 MofTott Morgan Co.

We are showing the very handsomest styles of

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains, Carpets^

Men's Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery o|

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

that

RAILWAY 1IMECAKDS.

MOMIMIOLIL

HM'TM 1 1CI

trirl 10 «lo

JJOII.MM

hon-i'vvorlc In asinull l:itnllfv. Applyitl .".04 »:»s1 W'iiJtush nvt mir oppo^tWillvon

building.

M-IHMII

„.m

...Ni^rht Mail uiaily)........'i ...{litv Mail ddull.v) 1 :-HSp.t-l!

Al»ove aiOh only slop at t»'M)t.v seutrt.l iiTp.in. -lledlord :md l. il. Aeooni... 10 nr«a in Way Krel^rlit I :UUp.uQ

P. TI»

lilG 4 Peoria Division.

KAST

LI: 1 SAIN

"WU5»

..l-'.x press -Mull Mull (daily) ..Mull— K\press. ... Mull— K.vpress

I :iV t.in "»:(».*»p in 1 :Hr|.iu

.... !»:18ti.iJT ..... 1 .... U:45|i,r'

VANDALIA. Kxpiesf? Muil ...Aeeomuiodntlon..

THK

"~KI

(.i. F'realdent. W.

weKl v.'oliejft?

MOKKI:TT,

SORT?

L'UAWRHiDSVILLE

Y. M. C.

Aft

Vice I'reshlent.

(».

DITKHAV,

Keeordinir Secret,ar.

H.T. KIM

Treasurer.

N. (J. y, liencral •SrerotJiry, 4] liiit-hs. Till) nnd Slmwer Gynr niisiiini, Howliiif Alleys, PianoJ Games und !»'. udint room. Muct: iiitrs Suiirlav at 4:3(1, p. r.i. Visitor^ til ways wckomu.

Howard & Barneiti

Moniinicni Dealers,

11:i c» I he llnest. dc.^ljfiis. well as ^"Inl'hed Jloinmieu'jl in their warei'»oin to ihe cuara.-iei- ut* their sUIk-7 as urtlsls in their hue. c.v.cuti,11 ilrnwln^i to t.he wishes ol thuir

CURUJJsufa'

iners, J'tieewhh thorn bc5 lure buvinv. Dlllee. cortu*^

H1M:II*I CI

and (irem

rrjjwt'ortl.^vllie. Ind.

•ri

rhcliJ0ara1(jo aiv

1«s A

GENUINE HAVANA FILLER And Cuban Ha^d Made, BUY IT OF LAYMONJ

UPHOLSTERING, 1

CarpetsCarefullyLaid and Fittec^

112 West Pike Street. Joel Blocl

MYERS & CHARNI.