Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 May 1891 — Page 3

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§ANTALLAUS

SOAP

SANTACLAUS SOAP-MADEONLYBY MKTairbank&Co. Chicago.

July Fourth

We will nil stay ut Homo uiul

Have Grand, Good Time.

Our wheels rofully warranted ami equal to anv in the market. Bicycle supplies of nil kinds for sale. Wheels sold on weekly payments. Cull and see before buying.

Ross Bros., 99 Cent Store.

18 Carat Cigar

ALBRIGHT'S BREAD!

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

It. O. WAMvtr, 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 Washingvv teif street. Telephone No.47.

'1 if A

'A/ l?

ndianapolss iSSissiness University

Old Bryant 4 Btratton Botaool. Nortl. Prr-n.-ivIvAnlft

5otruft.

V(^ij%s€ lillle kilter^ wdjed^eir mittens V/li^iljisSQAP of &tyber fyue, Sf Qulckjy fij\j e&cl^ sWr^

A^%ir niittfiip again "V/ene as brigtyajjd soft && qev/ 11

you will find Shoes you want

Jkeuy

124 East Main Street.

Do You Want to Buy a Safety?

If so, call at thepp-cent store-

as they have the largest line

of wheels in the city and sell

them at lowest prices—

Ho.'s* iiiu) Girls* Safeties from $10 t/ $50 ...from ff0 to*70 ...l'roiu lOO to $95 men or ladle

\SNT# Ladles* Safeties

7 W S 9

'•'•"Sji I' from to 11)0.

All Da" IxsiHnif for i,

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNEBL/S OLD STAND.

Diploma treeatgraduatlon: a strictly business school iu.iin unrl

This Is the Machine

With which Silas Wray does his work. It is also a sample of his work. Don't send any wood engraving out of town without consulting THEJOURNAL.

Do You Know Any Of Your Neighbors

we will mail him a sample copy.'

Who is not taking THI:JOUKNAI„. If so send in his name and

TIM JOURNAL is a great educator on the lines of protection and

Now is the time to educate voters, not in the heat of a campaign.

Tno lSest

TLO

City.

-®l0°^°^°iui°aVlDPLY

The annoyance of breaking lamp-chimneys need not be borne.

Get tough glass chimneys. Macbeth's "pearl top and pearl glass" are tough against heat they do pot break, except from accident.

They are also clear, transparent, not misty or milky they fit and stand upright shape and proportions are right to direct the draft upon the flame.

They cost a little more than rough and wrong chimneys of common glass that break continually.

l'ituburK. GEO. A. MACIIETII & Co.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TUESDAY, MAY 2G, 1891.

WEA Til Kit It Kl'OH

For Inillunii—ruin: coolcr.

OHIPS.

—Miss Belle Sprague will entertain her friends Friday evening. —Soloinnn'Landinan, of south Green street, had a cow killed by lightning the other day. —The Innominate Club entertains Monday evening at tho home of the MiBsos Elston. —Misses Sallio Newton and Mayme Somerville will entertain a numbor of friends Thursday evening at dancing. —The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of Center church will meet at the homo of tho Misses Elston Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. —Ladies of the Aid Society of the Christian church, will meet in the old church Wednesday at 1 :!50 p. 111., May 27th. Business of im]Krtance. —The ladies of the first section of tho Methodist church are requested to meet at Mrs. Wm. Martin's, 4.00 east Main street,Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock to make arrangements for a social.

Wm. Watkins, an old citizen of this county, and a former resident of NewMarket, died Sunday at Joliet, 111. lie was a brother of Mrs. Henry Kajter, of Darlington, and was tho original patentee of barbed wire. —Warren Davis has a severely injured mare. Tho animal is a blooded stock and was injured while attempting to kick a colt of Harvey Tinsley which was on tho other sido of the iron fence. Her hind quarters caught on tho pickets and she was severely cut about the legs. —George Munns, of Ripley township, brought into the city yesterday afternoon 1,126 pounds of choice wool which brought him 8281. He also sold 15 buck lambB for $10 apiece. Mr. Munns has a flock of sheep numbering 2G4 head. —The Second Baptist church sewing circle will give a fair at their hall next week beginning Thursday, 28. Valuable articles will bo sold consisting o[ children's wearing apparol, pillow shams, throws, chair tidies etc., will be sold. Thoy will serve supper in connection also for 15c. Lot everybody come, —Albert McDaniol, of near Darlington, iB having hard luck with his end gates. Ho started to drive to Crawfordsville tho other day with a load of corn and when arrived hero found his end gate had come out and the most of the corn had been lost. This morning he started in with a load of wool and arriving at Insley's barn found that a part of the load had been lost somawhere along tho road by tho endgato falling out again.

To Bee Porepaugh.

There was a large crowd went this morning on the Monon to Lafayotto whore Adam Forepauph's great circus shows to-day. A numbor went over the Vi-ndalia also and all expected to tear tho Star City wide opon and see what is on the inside.

Ice Oream Social.

Tho ladies of tho first division of the Christian church, will give social at the old church, Thursday evening, May 28, from 5 to 8 o'clock. Thoy will have their usual good supper with stawberrics, croatn and cake. All aro cordially invited to come and have good time as well as a good supper for 15 cents.

Trials Still Ahead Tor Charley. It is said -that when Oharloy Roberts has finished his fivo year's sentence far attempting to kill Marshal .Tamos Dorn, of Kontland, that he will again be arrested immediately. Thero is an indictniont for larceny also standing againBt him at Kentlnnd and ho will l.o putnthrongh for that. Roberts* is much broken up over tho outcome of his lato trial and his air of bravndo is said to have completely loft him.

How Oory.and Keating First Met. "There is something vory funny about the final outcome of the Cory-Keating meetings," remarko a well-known business man yesterday. "The way tho

Uiing started-was in the Sullivan boys getting mad at Cory. They wanted to see tho everlaeting^etnffing knocked out of him and hustling! up to Lafayette got Keating on the trail of the snap. He didn't find it such avenap as he expected at Shann'ondale and now -I guess he wishes he had never heard of Cory or the Sullivan boys either."

—Eostlack

Safetios.

MoKeen for Ladies' tf.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria*

Campbell Baker's Misfortune. Tho Indianapolis

Journal

mails.—IndianijKIii

gives tho

following particulars of tho accident which befell Campbell Baker, mention of which was made in yesterday's

JOURNAL:

"About noon yesterday tho eight-year-old son of Albert Baker, attorney, who lives on Pennsylvania street, above Fifth, was playing with other children in a vacant lot across the street from his father's residence. The grass in the lot is high and a eaqieiiter working upon a building near by had picketed his horse in the lot. The children played games of various kinds, and at last the lad Baker took a stick and began to tickle the horse. Tho animal at this kicked out suddenly, striking the child with his hoof squarely in. tho face. Dr. W. B. Fletcher was culled aud pronounced his face and noso broken, and Dr.

L. Thompson, the oculist,

pronounoed ono oyo wholly destroyed. The other is injured, though with a slight hope remaining that tho sight may be preserved.'' A. 15. Anderson this morning received a letter from Prof. Campbell in which he stated that hopes wore entertained that the eye could bo saved. The skull and nose are brokon but they will not bo perceptibly disfigured. If his eye can bo saved ho will be all right. A later dispatch says the Ixjy continues to improve.

Trying to Settle the Midland Strike. General Manager Crawford and Genoral Superintendent Moore, of tho Indiana Midland, were in tho city again Saturday night consulting with attorneys. Thoy are vory anxious to have tho strike on thoir lino settled, but don't seem to go about it in tho easiest, quickest way —by paying the men what iB due them. Tho road has not lieeti doing an exceedingly large umount of business, and funds in tho exchequer are very low. Still, if the management could get money enough to build an extension into tho Brazil coal field, it certainly could get sufficient money to pay its men Ex-Captaiu Bruce

haB

been employed

by tho company to guard its property. Thoir is a quiet rumor that soino of the strikers will be brought into tho United States Court for interfering with

the

Neics.

Circuit Court.

Othel L. Osborn vs Estate of Simoon Gronard. Plaintiff awarded $40, Nannie Albee vs Estate of Ansou Albee. Plait tiff awarded 8250.

Hugh B. Sanies vs Wabash Valley Protective Union. Plaintiff-asks change of venue from county.

Elizabeth Bach vs Wabash: Valley Protective Union. Judgment for defendant.

Nichols, Shephard & Co., vs T. H. McClelland et al. Dismissed. Oscar Ford vs Jesse F. Ford et al. Partition. Judgment for plaintiff.

Midland Railroad Co., vs A. P. Hiuina et al. Defondant ruled to answer. Lavina Buck

David W. Hughes.

Defendant confesses judgment. Joanetta Robert vs Nancy Albee. Judgment for defendant.

A Speculation in Sheep.

About two or three months ago Charley Rountrcc, of Alamo, sold Mr. Sawyer, of the same place 15 ewes for $65, Tho other day Sawyer sold the wool to Insloy for 828.50. Ho also has 24 lambs worth 85 apeice, or $120 for the lot. This makes 8148.50 he has taken in on a $65 investment, and besides he still has his original principal of 24 owes. loft. The cost of keeping the sheep has been but nominal as they have boon upon pasture most of the time.

They Like Eaoh Other.

Thoro is perhaps no town in the State where the attraction or affinity between tho sexes exist to such a great oxtont as does Crawfordsville. Why only yesterday one of our southside residents put up a man scarecrow to keep the blaokbirds from carrying away tho chicken foed, whon last night a pretty paste board girl dressed in tho latest styloand representing the Coroline oorsot, ono of which she wore, was found as close to the man as possible and kneeling at his feet.

Tho Glee Club Concert.

Tho concert by tho Wabash Glee Club last night for tho benefit of Eddie Brundkamp was a great sncoess as far- as the music was concerned, but as to tho audience and receipts a great disappointment. However tho audience was very appreciative and the boys were received with an enthusiasm vory like that at Danville. Nearly every member was encored. It is to bo hoped tho club will appear again sonio time during commencement.

To the May estival.

Among

those who went to Indiannpo-

lis to-day to attend the May festivnl wore W. lv. Wallace, Misses Mabel MoClclland, Evangeline Binford, Laura Williams and Martha Hall, Qon. M. D. Manson, Capt. W. P. Herron and wife, Dr. Gott and wife, Wm. Nutt, T. L. Stilwell, Charlov Gould, Mrs. H. H. Crist, Mrs. John iiuffner, Albert RufTner and wife, Sirs. Lida Ramsoy, Mrs. .Josio Newton, Mrs. Severson, Mrs. A. P. Reynolds.

Y. M. 0. A. Statistics.

For tho week ending May 23, 1891: Visits (u building, 741, daily average 124 visits to reading room, 247, daily average, 41 visits to parlors and lunusoment rooms, 233, daily average, 34 visits to gymnnsiutn, 47, average, 8 number of gymnasium classes, 2 number of baths taken, 137 daily average 23.

A Well-Timed Move!

Tho lady who seeks spring goods at Abe Lovinson's Dry Goods store comos just in time to secure the benefit of tlio. Great Bargain sale now in progress.

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

Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CARTER8VII.I.E, April 36,1886.

This will certify that two member# of my Immediate family, after having Buffered for rears from RlenatrualIi being treated without benefit 1 were at length completely onred by of Bradfleld'a Female Hesulator. Its effect Is truly wonderful. J. W. STRANGE. Book to WOMAN nmllod FREE, which oontalas valuable Information on aU female llaoa»ca. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO..

ATLANTA, OA.

SALE Br AJLL DBUGQI8TS,

Sold by Nye & Co.

Gr©o. PI. Rio©

UPHOLSTERING,

Carpets CarefullyLaid and Fitted

112 West Pike Street. Joel Block

Natural Gas.

A. F. Ramsey received a telegram yesterday evening from Mr. Dilkes, who is in Now YorK working up tho scheme to pipe gas to Crawfordsville. Ho states that he has not as yet seen all tho capitalists but those he has seen all are very much in favor of tho project. Mr. Dilkes thinks that the prospect is indeed bright.

Mr. Ramsey also received a letter from Mr. Oakwood, of the Standard Investment Co., of New York, which is nowpiping gas to Decatur. This organization also wants to take Crawfordsville in hand. They want to know how: Craw fordsville stands on the question.

?ff',DePauw Quartette at Youutaville. Tho DePauw Quartette assisted by Miss Mayme Wilhito, of this city,

elecutionist, made a great hit atYountsvillo last evening. Tho church was crowded and every performance was loudly encored. The entertainment was a great success, financially and otherwise. -.,

WAVELAS'lt.

Ed Milligan went to Indianapolis yostorday. Jaok Rush, of Now Market, was here last night.

Miss Kute Hnstady, of Terre Ilaute, is visiting here. T. H. Shepherd was up from Torro Haute yesterday.

Miss Gale Engstrom, of Lebanon, -visiting Miss Emma Peterson. Hairy Clark and wife arrived from Pittsburgh, Ind., yesterday.

Geo. Harshbargerand wife, of Ladoga Sundayed at Cornelious Canine's. Pony Moody is moving Sara McNutt's house nearer the center of the yard.

Ira Butchor and wife, of Morton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Butcher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Robertson.

T. N. Shepherd, of Torre Haute, has tho contract on Undo Joe Kleiser's house. Work will begin next week.

Thoro was a stranger horo last night offering to buy the strikers time against the Midlnnd. Tho boys say nothing but 100 cents on the dollar will go.

Several of tho Midlnnd train hands hid up here wont to Anderson via. Crawfordsvillo yesterday to soo aliout getting thoir pay for April and May.

Mr. Coats, representing a Missouri mail route contractor, spent Sunday here looking for someone to carry the Byron mail for the next four years.

The jAtdiea JtellolUed.

The pleasant effect and tho ]erfect safety with which ladies may use tho liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it thoir favorite rcme:ly. It is pleasing to tho eye and to the taste, gentle, yot effectual in acting on tho kidnoys, liver and bowols.

Jlucklen'H Arnica Salve.

The best salvo in the world for cuts, bruisos, SOTOB, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, cliilnpinbs corns and nil skin omptionB, and losstively cures piles, or no pay reqursri. It is'guaranteed to give perfect satiid faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co

Permanent placo.

Great Bargain Sale.

We are ROing to move lots of goods this week as tho prioes wo have marked tlieni at will positively move a

lurgc

quantity of tlieni.

l'lJKSo IJOOUS.—Silk finished black Henrietta, -is in atliO cents worth Hluck Heuretta worth :J5 cents for 25 in fact all our Dress Goods reduced for this sale.

Sec our spring Jackets at $2.75 worth Ifl.tK). Bargains in black Embroidered l'"iet 10s. Ribbed vests for ladies only 5 cents in this sale. Curling irons only 5 cents cacti worth 1(1

flood calicoes only Scents pur yard. l-'ruit auit Lonsdale inusliiis only cents. aro good. 10 dozen summer corsets at cents worth 75. stock for tins weeks sale.

You want to sc« us for your rugs. Special prices, Window shadOB at popular pries. In fact you will miss tho grandest bargains you ever week.

Spcncc Hoi Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120South Green Street

WANTED.

W7ANTRD:—A jrlrl lo do housework. Vw at 107l/4uustMuln street.

WAN'TJSD—Ailou&oaud

Brown Bros, Co., Nurserymen, Chicago. 5-HO

FOR SALE.

FOK

SALE—A number one jorsey cow, fresh .aud an excellent milk and butter cow. Imiulre J. M. Stuttord, Longvlow.

IpOK

West Market stieet,

SALE.—A quiet, reliable horno, cheap. Inquire of Dr, Duncan,

17*011

SALE.-

FOtt

CGti i. ......

Uood heavy brown muslin only Sets per yard. Our lace curtains at ir, cents are worth

Call

\*TANTKD, at once, a girl housework in a small lamllv. 504 cast Wabash avenue opposoWfllsoif school building.

to do genera

l'amUj*. Apply at

good tmKtness man to call at

ltohblns see what we have to offer. you vant business hurry up. KAMKY &Co's. General agt.

WANTKD:—Any

one wishing %ork done

please call at2i:i north Orcon street. W.J.

WANTKD—Anhly,

I'AHVIS.

active, honest man--salary

9100 mont ir suitable, with opportunity to udvanee. to represent locally* a re* sponsible New ^ork house. Reference. Manufacturer, Lock Box 10M3 N, V. cpt, 10.

WANTED:—Men,

salary

and expenses, Apply at once.

very

A tire roomed house oil east It has all modem improve*

Main street.

uicntBUQhos gas, water, etc., and Is in every way a desirable piece of property. It will ie sold at a bargain. George Ch?ster, 125 west Main stroot. 1

SALE—A number one Jersey cow. Will b© fresh soon. Shoglvesa large How of milk which shows hv the test over per oont. of butter. Xpqufre for A at this oillce.

FOll

SALE.—House plants for bedding out. Im)uhe ut7l5 south Ciroon street.

FOIt

SALE-A llrst class com planter and check rowor all complete, at a bargain 210 Gallon Ira MfcConnell at west College St

Oil SALE—A 52 Inch Columbia light roadfood IUS Inquire

stor byoiclo, latest pat tern, a 4 good new. Will sell for one half the cost. atVontlous A: Lucy's.

IjVJllSALE.- Five nice building lots on cast Wabash avenue, $'250 to $350 cash, Call on George Vance at Fontlous & Luccy's.

"CjK)K SALE.—A White 17 less thau cost. at this oil!ce.

sewing machine at

Nevor boon used, inquire

"CXHT 8ALE—An opon

Elgin mo

raced silver watch

Elgin movement, cheap. Inquire at the

Journal office.

FOR RENT.

FOC

11RNT—A house ox tune rooms, with all the convenience, on College street. Ajplyio Morgan & Leo, Ornbauut block.

Tj^Oil KENT—A houso of aoven rooms with J/ all the conveniences ot a comfortablo homo, on south Walnut street. Apply to Mrs. Elizabeth Esslck.

Fsummer

OB KENT.—A good bouse of six rooms aud kitchen, stable, cistern aud water hydraut, ou west l'lke street. Cull on me at WIIhlto& Bishop's tailor shop.

FOIt

KENT.—The Dr. Uistinc house on East Wabash avenue and the Mills house College HIH. Inquire of O. M. Gregg at the Indiana Wire Kence Company's ofllco.

LOST.

LOST—A

jmlr of eyo (fln8pcs on Monday

morula* between tlie lesldi-nce of J. It. Ketnrn to^tlio post-

K-

llonacll nml fioniy Sloan, oflloo unci rocutvo reward.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office over the Corner Rook Store, llosldence 500 South Washington Street Ollloo hours—0 to 12.2 to 5p.m. and 7 to 8 p.in

We are showing the very handsomest

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains,

Mens Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery ol

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

Sou our 1!) cent black silk mitts. T1 ey

High Gloss or Domestic Finish,

The American Steam Laundry

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating,

Gas Fit'ing and Fixtures.

Hvcry tiling redui od in our iiiillm ry

seen you do not

ABE LEVINSON.

RAILWAY 11MECARDS,

MOSON ROUTE.

NOHTIl

1:00a.m Night Mail (dally) 1 :'I0ji.in Day Mull (dally) I Above trains only stop at county seut* 5:03p m.Grccncas.and Laf. Aceoui... K:2la 10a.m Way Freight

1 :"la

•:40p.ui

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

W KST

I):l8a.m KxpreBS-Mall 1 :f)5a.m ...Mall (dally) „....i:]:r»fjit.in r:0op.m Mall—-UxprctjH...... 1 :!lop.m.'.' «J5p.ui Mull—Express UMop.in

P:lKa.m

VANDALIA.

SOUTH MNUNIAIN, NOHTII 0: Ta.m Express (t:'.::pm. 5:18p.m Mall 8:Kla.m

AccommodatIon 1 ^(nooii

THE CRAWFOUDSVILLK

Y. MX. A

O. M. GHKQO, President, W. S. MOKFETT, Vico President. G. P. DUNHAM, UecordlugSeerotar.

H. T. KINO,Treasurer. N. C. MCCAY, General Secretary.

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

Howard & Barneit,

—TUB—

Monument Dealers

Have the Unest designs, as well as Finished Monuments in their warcrooiu to show the character of their skill as artists in their line. They execute drawings to suiL. the wishes of thulr customers. Price with them before buying. Oilicc, comer of Market and Green sis., Crawfordsvillo, lud.

mAumr W6RID TMEfte/sevroM CMS

D*HAIifE5 GOLDEN SPECIFIC

It can bo glvonin a cup of tenor coif ce,or In tlclcBof food, without tho knowledge of Oi Ifnece sary it Is absolutely harml aud wlliofT(ot a permanent aud speedy cur whether the patent is a ir.oderatedrinkeronm alchollcwrecK, 1TNEVEU PAILS.

£Mi

oper^v

ates so quietly and with such cerUilety thati.ho patientundergoos no Inconvenience, an ert he la aware, bis complete roformutlnr ef fctod. 48-pago book of particulars Jr eeNtO" Co., drugirlsts Crawforusvilh* Jt"i I

Mrs* Allen's Parisian Face Bloaoh Golden llaSr Waih. Mamma DUM, (ot developing the tuit. Kufcma,

foi

removing *u(crtiu*

ous nalr. Hang drtsvin^.

•19 Wood.

wholesale

and retail. Send ft* f«r illuttr.ited flfnilar. Pull line

fine LIAIT I 'XM|«. Mrv K. W, AUc**

AT.,Dotroit.

Mich. Sold BY druggists*

OLD PAPERS

For Sale at Tills Olllce,

25 Cents a Hundred

styles of

Carpets,

MYERS & CHARM,