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

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slTieif (jet itf/iere Just the s&me, AND SO DOES

$NSKkC\J&S ^ON?.

MADE ONLY

BY

N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. CHICAGO.

July Fourth

Wo will all stay ill. Home IIIKI

Have a Grand, Good Time.

Here you will find Shoes you want

KEILY

124 East Main Street.

Do You Want to Buy a Safety?

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Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

18 Carat Cigar

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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—

Uo.s* and Girls' Safeties from 110 to *50 Ladies' Safeties ....from fr»°to|70 (icnlleinenV Safeties from #00 to 50.

Alt bull bearing for from to $1)0.

O'irvho-N rcfullv wui'i anted ami equal to any in the nmrkot. Bicyclc supplies of Jill uimls for s\lc. Wheels sold on weekly payments. Gall anil sec before buying.

moil

or. ladle

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

ALBRICHT'S BREAD!

1. T. LAYMON. AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

TheCrawfordsvilleTransfer Line,

|{. C. WASJICUP, Proprietor.

Passengers and TJajjjyage transferred to hotels, depots 01 any part of the city.

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No. 47.

Tlie Best in 1« City.

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r\AfV AND A/Oi "ill Ret. by Investing In KOOd ^mw^n'i^Tsso' .vJllll poimlatimi has lueri-used from 500,000 In lHoU, i,~uu« 000 In 1 HJt I. The next Um years will witness^ui an a or re on In re as In iS iV vPOvlVr'1 rri y. l.ots IjeuRiit yeur for $100 are now soiling for 1000 l'nrk ot tho «|],1 more. Our All.VtlN I'Aiili lots will even do 1 I to r, t1CO:msoAnsli« ,isone »"*i beautiful suburbs around Chlcimo: only 7 tn les Imml£"rtj:iouso.

ructs iri-iided llulldiniM (tolnir up In all directions. Lots near two ucpots aim "I'-i-N-lc railroad. (iratit, Loconiotlvo Works. einp'.oyliw army °f XneeT HU?I' up. Title perfect. Terms: Small payment down, balance to Bint.. Iconic Lin unci w« win |ny jour Oir.i II' you buy. Write lor pints.

Bass, Kessler, Ennes & Co,. 108 Dearborn St., Chicago, III.

THERE IS NO BETTER WAY

lo Invest .Money Tlniii In a Ilanilsoine liaiiionl.

IT MIVHIL DICI'llKClA1KS IN VUUI',

'•'or such liivcstini'iit. sec

IT L'AYS INTKKK'-T IN T1IK 1'I.KASUKK IT I'LJKNISIIKI I IS OWNHK,

The Soap that Cleans

Most

is Lenox.

DAILY JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, MAY'20. 1891.

wic.tr 111:11 nicroHT:

Fur Indiana -fair warmer.

A Cake Walk.

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A. M. E. church is making great preporatums for to-morrow evening. At the rosidcnco of Mrs. McCrea will occur and old fashioned "cake walk." The oiitortairiment is of an amusing nature and a great crowd will probably be in ittendaneo.

Learning to Ride.

A number of young ladies of this city are learning to ride the bicycle in Elston Hall. Eastlack»fe McKeen are in charge mil are giving the girls all the necessary pointers. Do not bo surprised to see some of them 011 the street with their wheels bofore long.

The DePauw Quartet at YountBville. The DePauw Quartet Company, of the School of Music, DePauw University, coin]osed of H. L. Maxwell, II. L. Miller, W. O. Seanion and C. H. Dixon, will give a concert at Yountsville next. Monday evening. The proceeds will lie applied for the benefit of the Methodist church. Anew and interesting programme will bo presented and the more announcement that Harry Maxwell will sing is sufficient to draw a crowded house.

An Old Orawfordsvillian.

The man of the hour and railroad circles in Chicago is Thomas O. Osborn, tlio projector of the railroad which is to be built through from the United States to Bolivia, South America. Tlio metropolitan dailies are devoting much space to discussing the man and his wonderful work that the talk lias brought to memory tho fact that Mr. Osborn bcgr.n his life in Montgomery county as a school teacher. He wielded tho gag with-telling effect near Whitesville for some time and then afterwards came to Crawfordsville where bo began to practice law with George Hurley, and fin ally wont" to Chicago. Ho made largo sums of money during tho war and entered the railroad business. He has just returned from protracted trip to South America and is preparing to begin tho great railroad which is to bo 0,000 miles in length.

Tor Breach of Promise.

Tho literary society, of the A. M. E. church, last evening indulged in an interesting trial for breach promise. The plaintiff was Miss Bessie Williams and tho defendant Jimmio Johnston. Col. Courtney and Albert Miller appeared for tho lady and J. K. Hanna for tho defendant. Tho testimony was rather of a sensational character and provoked much merriment, tho fact being developed that tho plaintiff was engaged to marry no less than four young men on on one day, exclusive of tho defendant. To got around this defense Col. Courtney declared that tho defendant was a hoodoo and had hoodooed all the witnesses into giving false testimony. In the light of this tho jury was composod of Tom Nicholson, Harry Duckworth, Billy Brown, Hogjaw Doherty, Upton Keone and others returned a verdict of guilty, and sentenced Jimmio to bo hung by the neck until cold.

Real Estate Transfers.

Tho following real estate transfers were recorded in the ltecorder's ollico during tho week ending May 19: 0. O. Graves to S. H. Graves, pt lot in

New ltoss 1.000,00 Jobmitliiiii J.Ciiuluo to.l. Ii.Olilsliue i:)Hiicre.s1u Hruwn ti U.liOO.Ol) 1. C. Eletou to E. WooUwortb, pt lot in city 1-0.0J Niincy Moran to Anna lluidy, lot In city 7o.00 Uurbarn G. Munnors to Mllllo Clurk, two lota In New Klcliuioud 170.00 IliirburuG. Manners to Florence KIIion. two lots ill New Itlcliuiond 170.00 John W. llunsuy to A. P. ltuunscy, /i interest In tract in city 2,000.00 Oliver Holmes to L. M. and C. Dunbar. 80 acresln Sugar tp 2,800.00 SlierllT of Montgomery county to D.

C. Smith et at, lot in city 788.00 I). S. Swank to Mary J. Swank, Inlercst In lot ill city 500.00 wm. I.lttli to A. K. Clouscr, l-II Interest lu 70 uores iu Sugar Creek lownsliip 200.00 Tlios. C. Stark to .1 as. Taylor, 100 acres in Unionip 8.00CU30

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I'royrenH.

It is very important in this ago of viiat material progress that a romedy lie ploasing to the tasto and to the oyo, easily takon, acceptable to tho stomach and hoalthy in its nature nnd effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the ono perfect laxative and most gentje diuretic known.

—Soo Eaatlack & McKeen for Safety Bicycloa.

THE MAYOR DECIDED.

The Dead Lock In the Council is Broken By Mayor Oarr Taking a Hand. Thiro was an interested knot of citizens assemblou in front of the city building last.evening as the hour drew nigh for the assembling of the local legislature to wrestle with the dead lock on the question of the election of Street Commissioner. The Couneilmen were bunched around caucusing and Mr. Yanarsdall was the center of attention. I The adherents of Mr. McDaniel evidently balioml ho could bo won to tlmir side ami were pumping him hard. Mr .Tones had his eye on him, however, and gave him an occasional song which seemed to clear the clouded skv. It was believed by the audience that the dead lock would still continue and when approached on the question of the outcome of tlio meeting one of the Council111011, not too choice in his selection of

English gnvo it as his opinion that ltoth sides would remain unchanged "(ill hell frozo over." Promptly at half past seven the crowd filed up stairs and the Mayor calling the meeting to order the

A Swell Party and Dance. balloting began at once. Mr. McDaniel Miss Nancy Elston charmingly enter-

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tained her friends last night from eight, "'onced and just as the first three votes

until after midnight. Shortly after refreshments had been served the Doors were cleared for dancing and heavenly music made the hours pass quickly by.

the balloting coin-

had been called Mr. Hamilton came stalking in with a broad smile, which broadened, as did that of every one olso, when the eighteenth ballot was announcto be a tie, aud the dead lock was observed to bo still in force Seven mora ballots were taken with the same result aud then Mr. Smith walked over from the table where ho sat with .rones and Walter and hud a talk with Mr. VanarKdall, but although it caused the crowd to stretch their necks the conversation did not break the deadlock. The Mayor then asked the City Attorney if he could not slop in and break lip the monkey business and Mr. Brusl consulted the statutes to see. Anothor ballot was taken and resulted in a tie and then the Mayor looking up from his constitution said: "I will allow on more ballot prepare your ballot for tho thirtieth vote." The ballot was taken and was a tie and tho Mayor said: "I had hoped this matter could bo settled without my intorposing. It seems not so I shall exerciso rny right to vote.

Ho voted and tho clerk called out "McDaniel four." "Mr. McDaniel is duly elected" announced the Mayor and elected he was.

After tho Council had adjourned Mr, Brush showed those interested tho sec tioiis of the revised statutes which gnvo tho Mayor the power to vote. Section 3013 states that the Mayor and coun'cilmen shall constitute tho Common Council, and section 3090 provides that in all-cases of a tie vote in tho Common Council the Mavor shall cast the deeid ing vote.

MEMORIAL DAY.

A General Order Concerning Its Observance As Well As Memorial Sunday. J. D. Tracy, Commander of McPhor son Post, has issued tho following General Order, concerning tho sorvico oil Memorial Sunday and tho exercises on Memorial Day: Headquarters Md'horson Post, No.

Department of lidiaiva, Q. A. It, Crawfordsville. Ind., May 20 1890. KNUR A i, Oiiii:u.-±-You are hereby notified to lie at Post Headquarters on Sunday, May 21. 1891, at 9:80 o'clock a. in. for the purpose of attending Divino Services at St. John's Episcopal qliurch,

Also to be at Post Headquarters Saturday, May 3(1. 1891, at 1:30 o'clock ]. in., to take part in Memorial Day services.

On both occasions you will appear in full uniform and white gloves. If you have no uniform then appear in black or dark colthes, black hat and white gloves, wearing your (i. A. K. badge, and Memoaial day your Memorial badgo, Your badge denotes you to be a mem ber of the G. A. R., ag does tho rogalin of other orders which they always wear when in public. ,V

By order of .losiiiMi D. THACY, P. C.

GEOIMIE W. Buowr.it, Adjt.

Missionary Social.

The ladies of the Missionary society of the M. E. church will give their an nual social in the church parlors ou Thursday evening from five to eight. Menu.—limn, pickles,buttered rolls, jam oily, strawberries, cream, enke, coffee and tea. All for 15 cents. All nre cordially invited.

—Tho Ministerial Institute of the Western Indiana Christian Conference will meet with the Pleasant Hill Chris tian church Wednesday, Juno 3. The Quarterly Conference will bo held Thursday at 2 p. tu.

Baking

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

Delirious Cake and I'astry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. ot&cr bakinc oowder doet «uch warily

You will find that our prices 011

ADVICE

WOMEH

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

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BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAivransviixE, April 20,1880.

This will certify that two members of my Immediate family after bavins suffered for ears from menstrual Irr ie|nR treated without benefit by were at length completely cured by ou of Bradfleld's veniale RegUlat

OLD PAPERS

For Sale ut Tills Office,

25 Cents a Hundred

JtAlLUOAJ) ITEMS.

XotcH of Cheap Jtolns, Kxenrxlonii And. Other Inducements to Travel. $3.90 the round trip to Mnrmont and roturn May 13 and 14 on account of Academy of Science. Good returning May 16.'

Saturday rates of $2.90 now in effect to Mnrmont.

TI1E MAY FESTIVAL

Tlio Big Four will Bell tickets to Indianapolis on May 20, 27 and 28, good returning until May 29 »t one fare for tho round trip.

EXCURSION TO IIAFAYKTTE.

On tho occasion of the great Eorepnugli show. May 26, tho Monou ltouto will sell excursion tickets to Lafayette at rate ot $1.30 for round trip which includes ticket of admission to show.

H. S. WATSON, Agent.

DO YOU WANT TO SEE V-

Forejnugh's Parade at Lafayette Then take the 8:13 a. m. Yandalia train May 20, arrive in Lafayotto at :):.M am., see parade ut 10 a. in. Price one wuy 80 cents round trip' 81.-i.r.

Farmers! tlio Big Four routfl will sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati al one fare for the round trip, on accout of tho national Union Conference Farmers' Alliance Muy 19 to 21, 1891. Tickets will be on sale May 18th and 19th,'good returning until May 22d. The oxeollont train service and superior accommodations of tho Big Four route make it the popular lino to Cincinnati, and everyone shpuld take ndvantiigo of tho low rate and numerous attractions of tho Queen City. Como one, come all! For tickets and full information call on or address G. E. Robinson agent C. C. C. St. L., railway Crawfordflville, Indiana.

The Vandalia will sell excursion tickets to Little Rock, Ark., and return, iatlils ollice, May 31st and June 1st. Ono faro for the round trip. Good to return including June 15th.

To Ora, Ind., or Cedar Lake and return, $3.95, the round trip. Good 30 days.

Watch for our new with free chair cars.

For tho annual meeting of Gorman Baptists at Hagerstown, Md., May 28 to Juno 5, 1891, the Big Four ltouto will sell excursion tickets at tho low rate of one fure for the round trip. Tiokete will bo on sale May 20th to June 1st, inclusive, and will be good for return passage up to and including July 2, 1891. Liberal stop-over privileges will 1» granted and side-trip excursion tickets will lie sold from Hagerstown to all points in Maryland. Virginia, and West Virginia at half ri.to?. Be sure your tickets rend via tlie Big Four lioute.

Don't fail to seo us for your millinory goods. We have the correct styles ut the lowest possible prices.

WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO CONTINUE OUR

Lace Curtains and Window Shades!

THIS WEEK.

Curtains

and

Window Shades

house in the city can or will sell them. We have about one hundred and thirl)- "JACKETS that

will close out, let the loss be what it may. These are all nice goods of this season's make.

We Are Headquarters tor Millinery Goods

Goods received daily. Everything New and Stylish. Lowest prices in tlie eily.

High

nor. Its

enale Regu

effect la trupf wonderful. J. W. STUANUK. Doolc to WOMAX mailed FREK, which contains valuable Information oa all rumalo diseases.

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO..

ATLANTA, GA.

rOB SALE BY ALL DRUGQI8T8. Sold by Nvo & Co.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating, Gas Fit ing and Fixtures

Spcucc Hot Walcr Heater.

Plans and specific.iti'ins furnish­

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

WANTED.

ANTKI):-A (rirl lo do housework in 10714 ens! Mtiln street..

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WANTED—A

WANTED:—Any

llrowu llros, Co., Nurserymen, (JIIICIIKO.

F0RSALL.

|/(lli SAM 1 Ma

F)U

--A live HHHIUMI liouse on OUST

Main slreut. it hits moUern liiipiovfmoiit snub us jnw. m'jUit,ail uml Is In every wav a lU'tfirulm plvce (if |HN»pony. It will ic si»li! at it tiiraln. Cjc« rjie (•li-s'tor, Malnstrcet. 1

F*OU

SALK—A number one Jerwy cnw. Will Uv fivsh Sixiii he givus tt larco How €»l' milk whirlisliows 1»v the iwt over lift per cetit. oi butter. lti]Uhc for A atlliiH nlllcu.

SAI*K.~House plants for budtlin# out. )iu|uirc at 15'"sonth (IrCen strt.«et.

F'OUSAMi—A

Fsummer

through trains

AUK LSVINSON.

tlr^t elnsa K)rn planter and

chock rower all complete, at barjraiti Gallon IrA MeConnell at'JlO west College ST

FOIlWIU

SAUE—A ",!»Inch Columhla Hxht road stor hyclcle, latest pattern, a JOKM! a new, *oll for ono half the eost. Inquire atVontlous &Laoy*H.

FOKSALK.-Klve

FOltSAIiR.—A

F'?OU

Low rates to Mnrmont, including' pij.jo^ormiu&'jNTO^/riibuuVntiUick.' ®"turdny

ra^\

nice huiluiwf lots on east

Wahitsli avonuu, frioQ to $U5U e.ash, Call on Geortfo Vatiee at Poutlous fc l.ucey's.

Wliltc pewinjr maelilnp at-

less than cost. Never been used, liujulrt-

8ALK—An opon Elgin TOO

faced silver watch

Elgin movement, cheap, toqulro at tlx1

I Journal office.

FOR REN1.

FOC

KFNT— A house ol time rooms, with all the convenience, on College street A|

I TTOIt KENT—A linn.c of seven rooms with

$17.05 round trip to Hagorstown, IX1 nil the conveniences ni comfortable Md., to Dunkard's meeting May 20 to home, on south YVniniit street. Apply to Juno 1. Good returning including Juno 30.

Mrs. Elisabeth Enslck.

Oll 11ENT.—A iwod house of six looms unci klu-hon. stable, cistern and water hydrant, on wear l'ikv street. Call on me at Williitb & itlshop's tailor bhop.

FOU

UENT.—Thu Dr. Klstlno hotKeon ICufit Wabash &vcnuo and the Mills hoiiHcon College HIH. Inquire of O. M. (Jreggatlh Indiana Wire F«*nc" Company's office.

LOST.

LOST—A

pair of oyo (rlnsscs ou Monday

iiiornlnir between tlio icsidcnccof .1. K. Itonncll and Henry Bloun. Ucturn tojt.lit |Kstoflico and receive reward.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office over the Comer Hook Store. Kofihlenof500 South W *shlntrU Street Office hour#—0 to 12,0 to 5p.m. and 7 to 8 p.rn

SIIILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure in sold by ns on a guarantee. It euros consumption.. 1'or Bale by Moffott, Morgan & Co

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:

are one-third lower than any

Gloss or Domestic Finish.

The American Steam Laundry

Cull

\\7ANTE1), in once, (!irl lo do iiewrii *'v housework In :i small lunillv. Apply at r»0t eitsl. Wiilmsli avenue upposi-Wlllson school blllUllllK-

uood business miin cull at

ltObliliiH House unit fee wbiil wis have to offer. II' you wiinl. business hurry up. ItAMHY 4 COT,. General nut.

one wishing

work done ii street, J. I'AllVlS.

please cnl. lit.21:1 north (ii-ecu sliuut, W.

WANTKtl—All

active, lioneta IIIHII -salary

fioo mommy, II mumble, with opportunity to iidwiuce, to represent locally, responsible New \ork hinl-r. Keierence. Mliiiul'ucturcr, 1-ock Hex.I."i8. N. Y. cpl. iti.

WANTED:—Meu,

salary

oilier

RAILWAY IIMECARDS.

JhsXON KOUI'K.

lliir.'oa.m Ntj:ht Matl Mluily) I :.»na in I mp.m lJiy Mail (daily) 1 ::iUp.m |AIMVC trains only stop at COUNTY seats] 5:t3?p.tu...lh?lfonl and I»ar. Accom... Id:'12a.m t»:()5a.m Way lrt-ciKht .V.... l:2(ip.m

151G 4 —Peoria Division.

b:l Ka.m Express-Mail 9:18a.in 1:55a,ui Mull (daily 1 -:55a.m 5:05p.m Mall—Kxpre^s.... I :'t5p.in 1 :ll5p.m Mall—Express d:i5ji.ui

AS ALIA

THE

and ex pcnscs, App'y al once,

I'eriimnenl place.

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i» 5n.tn Kxpress tl:l2pm. 5:lSp^n Mull SjUla.m Aceomniodat Ion 1 -on

Y. MWFOUDSV11,LKA._C.CKA

O. M. UitKua, President. W. 8. MOKPUTT, Vice President, (j. P. DIMIJAM, Keeordln»f vet etitV.

II. T. KINO,Treasurer. N. C. MI'CAY, (Seneral Secretary. Baths, Tub and rilio'.'cr Uyinuasiuni, Howling Alleys. Piano,. Gullies and li.adin^ room Mei'tin^s Sunday ut 4:30, p. Visitors always welcome.

Howard & Barney

—TH K-

Monnmcni Dealers,

Have the finest, desijrns. :is well a Finished Monuments in their wareroom to show the cliaraoter ot their skill aartistsin their line. '1 hey exeeuie drawing to suit the wishes .of thulr customers. Price with them before buying. (Mlice, corner of Market- and Green sts., Crawfordsville. Ind.

Geo. JR.. Rice

UPHOLSTERING,

Carpets Carefully Laid and FiMcd

112 West Pike Street. Joel Block

-, iMliKSas

LIQUOR KAELT.

tXAume wopid mens /sei/r owce#/?

D?HA!ifE5 60LDEM SPECIFIC.

It can bo irivenin cupo! tea or cnifep.or in ir tlclcbof food, without tho knowledge of t) patient, ifne«*o fiary ltisatjs()lutcly harm! an an a he he he pa IH a a in or alciiollcwreck. 1TNI5VKK FAILS, .t oper Atos so quietly and with such certainty thatt-ho {to

•atlontundergoes no Inconvenience, an ere Is aware.hiH complete roforinutior ot feted. 48-patfC bewk of narthMiIarc fr eoN^e a or In I

Mrs. Alien's Parisian Pnce Blench Golden Hair W»th. Mamm» Dura, lor developing the tuM. Kusnia, fur removtnjf iu|«€tflu« uus nAir. Bving diwlm All I KKU *hulc»ale ind retail. Send a ct* for H1i»trAtc«l clrrtil.ir. Full Hue of fine hair goods. Mrs. K, W. Allen, 3ig Wood. A*.. DeUoit. Mich. Sold by dtu^'^ilU.

MYERS & CHARNI.