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

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AND

$1,000

Bass,

ifTietf (yet dherts

SO DOES

Just the same,

MADE ONLY BY

N.K.FA1RBANK&.C0. CHICAGO.

July Fourth

We will nil stay at. Home and

Have a Grand, Good Time.

Here you will find Shoes you want

124 East Main Street.

Do You Want to Buy a Safety?

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

R. C. WAIJKUP,

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' iuid Olrls' Sureties from 110 to J.10 Ladies' SafotlcB from f.10 to*0 Gentlemen's Safeties from tod .i

ir wheels refully warranted and equal to any in U10 market, Bicycle supplies of ands for B:ile. Wheels sold on weekly payments. Call and see before buying.

Ross Bros., 99 Cent Store.

18 Carat Cigar

Everybody.Ratt"RIGHT'S

AU liall bcarlni? for men or ladio from *0.r tolUO.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR J.T. LAYMON. AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

BREAD!

Proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

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

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will Investing In (rood C»'|enw property. Cldeiw. population hits Increased from 500,000 in #80, to 1 .-00, 000 in Tho next ten years will witness an even more wonderful growth and a corrosixmplnir Increase In valuoot the prop* orty. l^oU bought a year ago for $400 are now sctllfig for WOO

and more. Our AUSTIN I'K lots will even do better, bocauw Austin Park Is one ot the nioHt beautiful suburbs around Chloago only 7 nil lot* from C-ourt Houso. Sidewalks

hullt and s'reets graded. Hulldings going up in all directions. Lots near two depots and V^H'trlo GiSnt Ixxxmiotlvo Work*, employing army of workliiginen, near by. Lot* ,RH!rallroHii. "INROAD, uniu IAMXIIIIUMVU .. from $r,oo up. Tltlo perfect. Terms: Small payment down, witfo and we w^U |i*y your fate If.you buy. wrltu for pl^ts.

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

THERE IS NO BETTER WAY

'o invent Money Than In Handsome Diamond.

IT NKVKIt DKI'BKOIATKS IN V4I.UK,

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IT l'AYS INTKItKST IN TIIK ri.KANUUK IT KUBNWIIK.1 I I'M IIWNKII,

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DAILY JOURNAL.

F1UDAY, MAY 22, 1891.

WKATIIEll HKl'OltT:

For Iudlana-~r&ln warmer.

TALKING OF VIOLENCE.

Smypathizera Of The Midland Railroad Threaten to Dynamite Jolm S. Brown. The situation on the Midland railroad is unohnnged at Wnveland and Ladoga, tiie rcrnd'B property still remaining in the hands of strikers. There are other movements on foot, however, which are not of BO quiet a character and which relied 110 credit upon. eomo unknown parties, who, if disoovercd, would lie forced to fiwallow ia very disagreeable dose of the law. It has been mentioned in TUB JOUITNAL previously that tho Midland company has lieen endeavoring to got out an injunction on tho strikers holding the road a trains and how it was deferred by not being able to furnish bondsmen residing in the cocnty whose resources were known to tho court. Jol

S. Brown wns approached en tho subject, and was considering tho matter, when the strikers and their friends became ocgniznant of tho fact. Tho measures resorted to in order to prevent Mr. Brown from signing tho bond roiieet anything but credit on tho strikers, if indeed, they as a body endorse tho action taken. Whon Mr. Brown returned home the other evening I10 found lying upon (his front.door stop a board and upon rgising.it discovered a letter addressed to ".Tohn S. Brown, Crawfordsville, Intl." Upon opening the envelop Mr. Brown took out and read tho following letter:

John 8. Brown—Dear Sir—Wo ltnv learned that you hav lent your name to tho midlanu railroad for tho purpos of lxHtiug a lot of poo re men out of hard earned money. If you think that those strikers has no friends in this town you aro much mistaken for somo dont liv far from you and they aro going to stand by NVaveland and if you lend your name to that paper we will dinnmite your houso if it taks ten years to quit caver, and as for onderson and Crane they shal share the same fait, for by the living God we will be revenged.

Signed, Striker.

The letter while incendinary in character had anything but the desired effect upon Mr.Brown and inclined him rather to the other side. Messrs. Anderton and Crane are not much alarmed, but will push the injunction suit,. This suit will not come up for somo days as tho Crawfortls are busy in law suits at Chicago and Covington. As soon as they are through with thoBC, however, the case will come up bofore Judge Snyder.

Heavy Losers.

Myers Brothers, of Dayton, O., who lost tho $5,000 stallion, Kenelm, at Insley's stable last Tuesday, were tho owners of the 840,000 Alabaster, which died about two weeks ago in Illinois. Mr. Hutchinson states that the boree liad no oats to oat at all after returning from Linden and is unable to account exactly for the attack of tho colic. The horse was.insured for 81,500, and Mr. Hutchinson will have another one as soon as possible to take his place.

"Quitttenon" Is Good.

The Wabash College annual, just .issued, is a handsome volume, called, in 'gilt letters on the cover, "The Qniatonon, '92." Pronounce "qui" as "we," and you have it. Tho book contains portraits of the faculty, tho glee club and. other personages and of tho uow

Yandos Library Hall, as well as interesting rooding." Herbert Thompson was editor-in-chief and E. H. Evnns is business manager.—Indianapolis Nctcx.

Private Opinion Made Public. Judge Chumasero: "What aro all the newspapers making such a fuss abont that creamery, I wonder. Now I think it is a positive detriment to the community. In the first place it has made butter so high that it is almost out of sight, and besides that it is noxt to impossible now to get good, tender steak because the farmers will only sell to the butcher the lenn, worn out cows."

Besolntions.

WHEREAS, it has pleased tho Giver of all things to remove from our midst our fellow-citizen, William F. lihoads, therefore

Resolved, that in his doath wo lose one of our most esteemed, influential worthy and onorgetic business men tho community a faithful and courteous citizon tho church one of her most devoted, earnest and untiring advocates and workers his family a husband and companion in tho strictest sense of tho term.

And we, tho business men of Waveland, extend to tho beroavod family our full sympathy in thiB snd hour of bereavoment, and can only say, look to Him who hath said, "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thoe." He alono can heal our sorrows and bind up tho broken heart. That a copy of these resolutions 1m filed with tho B. M. A. a copy with the family of the deceased, and the samo 1)0 published in our town and county pa]erB.

A. J. WOLFF., L. E. AoKF.it, T. L. HANNA,

—Eastlack

Committee.

\l'rogrciiH.

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

& MoKeen for

Safeties.

Ladiet,' tf.

—See Eastlack & MoKeen for Bioyolee.'

Safety

CHIPS.

We understand that Ilev. and Mrs. Smith contemplate lemoving from Frankfort to Evunsvillo soon. in order that they may bo noar their son. lUv, Otis A. Smith.—Frankfort jVcic.s. -The Motion will soon issue book describing the beauties and excellencies of French Lick and Went IJaden. The pamphlet will bo illustrated with a 1 irge number of half-tinted itchings scenes at tho springs, prepared from photographs taken by General Passenger Agent Barker. —Miss Nell Nicholson will return from the Boston Conservatory of Music. She will gi\jo a concert in Music .llall soon after she arrives in which she will be assisted by Miss Pearl Millhouse, of Illinois, who lutB been at the Conservatory for several years. Miss Nicholson sang in one of the Boston public concerts a short time since and was received with great enthusiasm. —The Wabash Glee Club, which gave such an enjoyable concert at the First

Presbyterian church in this city last Friday oveniug, will tender Mr. Eddie Brandkamp, the blind musician who presided at the piano so acceptably at the concert here, a benefit next Tuesday evening. -Mr. Brandkamp is a wonderful performer on tho piano and the people of Danville were not slow in finding it out and applauded him vigmously at tho close of overy number in which he took part. Tin ilc of Crawfordsville will do themselves honor by turning out in large numbers noxt Tuesday evening and assisting.in such a worthy cause.— Dan villa Commercial.

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Quiller Groves made a Hying visit to Wnveland Wednesday. Memorial Day will lie observed here. Will give programme and full particulars noxt week.

Hopresontutive Higgins has !l acres of onions out. IIo says lie can seo tin rows clear across tho field.

Bob Kny and family will move to Attica in tho near future to engage in tho boot and shoo trade with his brother.

Nate Small died last Friday morning after a two weeks tussel with the grip. Ho was buried in tho Masonic cemetery on Sunday.

Our streets are getting a general overhauling this week. The new mar shal says he will reqtiiro everyone to work throe days.

John Taylor is helping Dan Tliomp son, the Assessor, to complete his work. They aro appraising tho Wavnetown real estate this week.

Dr. Hamilton has returned from his Kontncky trip. Ho purchased ti fine horso which will bo shipped to him the 4th of June. Price $2,000.

Dan Simms and Dr. Henderson, of Covington, were here last Friday night helping tho K. P's. to contor tho degrees on about twenty-five.

BOB Morrill is attending tho undertaker's convention at Indianajwlis this weok. His wifo is attending tho Bebec.cn Lodge which is in session there.

W. W. Tiffany and wifo were hero last onday making friendly calls 011 their Id acquaintances. While hero they purchased largo bill of goods of our merchants.

Fred McClure and wife celebrated their wooden wedding or 5tli anniversary Tuesday evoning. There were 100 •invited guests present, and most nil made them valuable presents. Tho sup]er consisted of ice cream, strawlxrrics and cake,

iviscati:.

Snaring fish is the rage at present. James York is clerking for Maurice Horzog.

Mrs. E. A. Ohindry will tako charge of tho telegraph ollieo at this place. James Crawford is improving his house by painting it and new fenco in front.

Mrs. rhilps and Wingnte have a hat trimmer from Indianapolis, ono Miss Marsh.

Mr. Mort Ocheltree is going to lake charge of the telegraph ofiice at Fa nclior, 180 miles west of Wingato.

Mr. Albert Long is going to Docator, Ind., to take charge of tlio telegraph ofiice at that place. Our best wishes go with him.

The 1C. of P. lodge have thoir hall fixed up in elegant shape. Tho boys are very proud ot their liall. Brother Ii's. of P. come and see us.

Attention, P. 0. S. A. Members.' P. O. S. A. members are requested to moot at tho hall next Sunday morning, May 24, promptly at 9:30 o'clock, and accompany the G.A.ll. to tho Episcopal church whore an appropriate sermon will bo delivered by tho Hector, llov. J. K. Glover. Let every inombor roinouibor this and be present.

—Enstlnek.it McKcon handle tho lead ng bicyctpfl. tf.

Baking

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

Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Riscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome.

kfioot&cr

takioK nowdcr d«M sucb vredb.

There's Music in the Air

This ircnius is nw.iy up in CJ, and is dinged in tho literal fulfillment of very common expression. It is so seldom Mm! semi-quavers arc seen tloatiiin over tlie housetops that our artist, has photographed them 011 the spot.

ADVICE

WOMEN

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, "Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Meii-| struation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAUTEitsvn.LE, April 20,1880.

This will certify that two monitors of iny immediate family, after having suffered tor voara from IffenNtrual Irregularity, boInK treated without benefit by physicians, wero at length completely curoa by one bottle dllcld« t'omule of Hrndllvl Its llcirHlator. effect is truly wonderful. J. \v.

STHANUR.

Nook to WOMAN inalloil FKKE, which coiitnlna valuable Information on alt fumulu tllsouaoa. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO..

ATLANTA, OA.

fob sale kv all hug gists. 8oid by Nye & Co.

OLD PAPERS

For Sale at This OHlce,

25 Cents a Hundred

DR. C. E. RANKIN, OQIcc over tho Corner limik Store. KoBldenc.' 600 South Wishlnirt.~n Street Oflloo hours—0 to 1-,to 5n.m. and 7 to 8 p.iu

I.ixiJ:.\,

A good shower canto down 011 us on Wednesday last that made things grow. N. E. Staloy has had •three verandas put up to hi6 dwelling and is having his house painted.

J. N. Beach is improving the looks of his residence by adding a veranda, cutting down his side walks and putting up now fence.

On Tuesday last a brother of F. M. Piatt paid Frank a short, visit. As lie is 11 railroad agent in Ohio he could stay but short time.

On last Sunday night some would be burglar made an attempt to get into A1 llarwood's jxiol room but as Frank was there and he scared them away.

W. C. Thomas does not believe 111 paying som.e one to do what ho can do iiimsolf as lie did liis own work on a nice veranda and painted it as well as anybody.

On Wednesday last J. N. Beach and J. O. Dingmnn wont as delegates to tho Grand Lodge, O. O. F., at Indianapolis, Beach representing Bomney lodge and Dingmnn, Linden lodge.

On last Wednesday morning at about 2 o'clock Mrs. Eliza Howard, .wife of Iltirvoy Howard, passed away after a long and painful illness. interment Thursday at the Linden cemetery.

Tho Democratic assessors will soon find out how much this township is worth and if somo of tho Democrats do not kick as high an a steer in clover before thoir taxes are paid we will miss our guess.

It hits been thought best to put off Memorial day to Sunday the 31st., bul Memorial services will bo held hero 011 the 24th. Kov. W. G. Voliva has promised to deliver an address on that day as a memorial address.

On Monday night thioves raised the window in tho meat shop and took about five dollars in cash and some hams. On Tuesday night they went into the post ofiice by unlocking the door and pried open the drawer taking a registered lettor which had not beou delivered.

STATE OF OHIO, Crrv OF TOLEDO, LUCAS COTINTV, Fit AN J. CIIEXEV makos oath that ho is tho senior partner of tho firm of F. J. CHENEY .fc Co., doing business in tho City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said tiriii will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLABS for oach and evory caso of CATAIIHU that cannot bo cured by the use of H.AI,L,'B CATAimn

COKE.

A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces "of tho system. Send for testimonials, froe.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. J5^"Sold by Druggists, 75c.

VVc

The Music

Wl! WIM. (ilVK YOr KOIt

To-morrow and Saturday

-WfLI. CONSIST

25 Doz. Bioad Brimmed Blaek Laee Straw Hats at 35 Cents. Worth 75 Cents,

For the same days we will sell ,")() Union Twilled

Silk Umbrellas, Fancy Oxydized Handles,

Worth for §1.^5 Each.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

WANTED.

WANTKDs—A

?OKSAiiK.—A (piiet, reliable horse, very eheap. Inqulreof Dr, Duncan..

?()K SALK.--A live roomed house on easl Main hi root. It has all modern improve* incut such as pas, water, etc.. and is in evety wav a desirable piece o! property. It will ic sold at a barKaln. (iiorpe (,li ster, 1 west. Main st reet. 1

FOU

SALH—A tiumber one Jersey cow. Will hefresli SCKUI Micjmes a laiviMiuw ot tnilk which shows by the test over per eent. ol butler, lnrpilre for A at this olllco.

TOU SAliK.— House plants for bedding out Inquire at 715 south Green filreet. TOK SALB~A 1lrst elasd corn planter and cheek rower all complete, at a harpam Call on Ira McConnoll atlild west t'oliej^e St

FOJtWill

SAI.H—A 52 Inch Columbia lltflit. lim.lslerhyelclo, lulest pattern, in cond air: now. -.ell lor one hair lie cost. Innulre at I'ontlous I.ttcy's.

FOIl

SAI,K.—Five nice

FOlt

ABE LEVINSON.

High Gloss or Domes!i S-illisli.

The American Steam Laundry

Gas Fit ing and Fixturi

Spcncc llol Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

man with lunreaeiiuumtmire

In Crawfordsville. (.hie not, ullruid o( and ubo htie onoUKb push to hulM up buRtnws lora New York Insurance ». Address with rclerenivs, Secretary 1\ O. llox 100*2, New York Cltv.

\TI7ANTKI:—A jrirl

do housework

W at 1074east Main street.

"\\7ANTlil):—Any one wishing V\ plcaMreall at!ll.i

WANTBfJ—An

Call

W7ANTUD. at once, a jrirl to do genera W housework in a small tauilly. Apply at ."»04 east Wabash avenue op|*oscW illson school building.

WANT15D—A

•work dom

north tii-cen street, W..1. PAKVIS.

tiellve. honest mtin-

•salary oppor

^luO'inoutlil. II .suitable, with

tunity to advance, to represent loeall.v, a responsible New ork house. Kelerenec. Alanulacturer, I^ock llox K»s N. Y. rept. Hi.

WAN'lTll):-Men,

salary and expenses.

Permanent place. Apply at once. Drown llros, Co,, Nurserymen, Chicago. •"»-.»()

FORSALt^

•OK SAM2-A number one Jersey cow, fresh and an excellent tullk and butter cow. M. StuUord, NN e^l Market stieot. Inquire ,1, LoiitfVlew

IIIIIIIIIIIK

Fsummer

FltANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to beforo mo and subscribed tn my presonce, this (ith day of December, A. D. 1880.

ar showing

lot.s on east

Wabash avenue, U, i:nsli, Call 011 Georiro Vtince at I'nntioiis .V Lacey's.

FOItSAI.E.—A

White Rewintr niaehinp lit

loss than cost. Never hern UhCil. Imiwlrc Klthlsolllce,

8AIiK—An open faced sliver watch BlKln movement, cheap. Inquire at Ui Pi

Journal nlllco.

FOR RENT.

F*OC

KRNT—A hQuseol nine i-otmis, with all tho convenience, on Collet* slm't. Apply to Morgan & Lee, Ornhaum block.

FOlt

HFiNT— A house of se\ en rooms with all the conveniences ol a comfortable home, on south Walnut street. Apply to Mre. Kl'/abcih K*slck.

OB K15NT.—A good hdusoof hix rooms and kitchen, stiible, cistern and water hydrant, on west Pike street. Call on me at WUhite A: Mishop's tailor shop.

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KKNT.—Tlie Dr. HlKtlne house on. Wabash avenue and the Mills house on College HIP. Impilre of (). M. (JreKir at the Indiana Wire Vunuo Company's ofiice.

LOST.

LOST—A

pair of eye glasses on Monday

morniinr bet«r«»en the lesldeueool' J. K. Konrfbll and flenry Sloan, olhce and reeelvoreward.

the

Dress (joods, Millinery, Lace Curtains,

Ketuiu toithe jKst-

RAILWAY TIMECAHDS.

.—,7" MOMI.MUIUI'B. Nit'ht Malt (daily) 1 :.»P« in 1 :.'i0n.m Uav Mail (dailv) 1 :.!Up.m

A hove tains only stop at ettunty seats. 1 5:'J?p.m...llcdInl and Lat. Accoui... IO: rJa.m UiU.'m.in "l.... Way lYeijrht I ::idp.m

HAST P:lSu.in, 1 :.".ia.m Ti 0rp.m 1 :Jop.m

jrood business man call at

Kohhlns Mouse and pee what we have to otter. If you want buslnens hurry up. KAMKY &( *. l»eueral a»rt.

DIG 4 -Peoria Division. ..Kvpr'ss-Mall Mail (dailv) ..Mall—Kx press ... Mail—Kxpre.^s

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YASDALIA. V^Apress til .. ..Accomniedallon.,

Nnurii i: I tpm. H:l«la.m 1 IHMUl

THB CllAWFOUDSVIl.Mi

Y. M. C. A

(). M. (iimwi. President. W. S*. MOKFKTT, Vino President. (3. P. DrxiiAv, Kecordln^r Seeretar).

II.

T. KI.NO.

'Ireasurer,

N. C.

MCCA

v, Iteneral ccreiJiry.

lial.lis. 'I'lili ami Bliower O.ymluisumi, ISowlinjr Alleys, Pwn Oaiues ami Iv-adin^ ro.'in. -Meetings Snn/lav at 4:30, p. in. Visitors always welcome.

Howard & Bariiflit,

TilIV

.Monument Dealers, Ml:ive Mie tinost dchijrns. n.Mwell a^ Kiiii.sheil Monuments in their wai rooin u» show the character of their skill asartlsl.s In their line, 'i hey execute drawing to suit ihc wishes of thuir euslomers. lMie(»wUh them liefoje buvin^. (')llice, coiher ol Marlft and irecn sts.,

Crawlonlsvllh'. Ind.

Geo. IR.. Rice

UPHOLSTERING,

CarpetsGarcfullyLaid and Filled

112 West Pike Street. Joel Block

Liquor RACIST.

mmmswo/fio mwe/s buthm a t£

B^HAIlfESGOLDEN

fio

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very :|liaiulsomest

Mens Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery ol

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

SPECIFIC.

Itcau be trlven in a cup of tea or colTee.or In ur tlolcBof food, without the knowledge of th patient, it neec sarv It Is absolutely iiarml and v.'llleff* ct permanent and speedy cur whether the patent Is a moderate drinker oran alchollewreelc. ITNKVKIt I*'A1L»S. »i oper ates so ouletly and with nuch certainty that the

mtlent undergoes no Inconvenience, an ere Ib

aware, h's complete reformatio!' ef feted. -18-pM+re book of particulars fr tcNvo Ce., drijtf»rlstH Crawfornivllle !i»d.l

Mre. Allen'* Parisian

OolilFn Hlif Wash.

ipliij»

MAII.III?nceBlonchilrvrl-(inDura,]

the Innt. K'jsina. tor retr,ovin£ superlliinui nair. ll-mi.' drrsvin?. AU whulesslo and ret-tll. S^nd JV»r ilhisitAtcd cin tJar. Pull lit)"* fine hkir iffwut*. Mri. K. W. All^n, ui) VV'Kud. A*.. JJctroit. Mich. Sold bjr druggists.

sty ics

MYERS & CHARNI.

Carpets,