Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 June 1891 — Page 3

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124. East Main Street.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

18 Carat Cigar

BREAD!

Indianapolis pi's:

OM Iiryftnt & 8tratton School, Noj ii. Mont.- ylv*V!.la St., \Chon Block, OfiosUe PoBt-Oaoe." ^lt?i5iS/?A!!l9

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The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

AND MURK

jg» $500!

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Some BC^S

^HD S°m£ BWEY,

SOME rice MD

S°ne RYE.

BUT never MiflD friose

Yoi/li.

°NtY BE SURE

Gr°CERS KEEP -^c.

EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS

IVIY CLAIM.

1 have the best line of Old Gent's Shoes

on the market.

..Congress, Lace, Brogans, Oxfords, and

Southern Ties! Call, be convinced.

For

Lawn and

Cemetery

Hanging Baskets, Flower Pots, a Stand at the

Very Lowest Prices.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR J.

., R. O. WAIJKUI', Proprietor. 1 assengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city.

®HARVEY*

|LOJ£,$,0° AND UPWARDS

V'rMhiiii

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

i-i'ave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washings ton street. Telephone No. 47.

YOU

11.'!1 °f Chicago, Hbowlnir local ^mi| Um» prinelnal fuet^rli^ tut.l

Mriuel|iiil

T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

Has Jlailc Thousands Happy.' TRY IT.

?mess University

IS GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY.

km!™!.I ?i iv 'J®11** Coniincr.'ini orhvuit .i rst your enter utiy time elcclivo or proscribed „mwn .|i veur enterany time elcctlvo orprosctf 1"v.rV®' Instruction by a large, strung faculty lectures time short: expenses low b\S&*^n}il™J0T.BVBmi&Bat SHOKT-HAND, ENGLISH TBAiNINO, BTO. F'i»omHir(Hntfmiriiiut(nn «ft strictly business school (nan unrivaled commercial centor superior sgraduate* im charge for positions furnished.

VMgfli!*'®" *n the Miccem of Its graduates no change fur positions furnished. ELEGANT. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. FREE. HEEB QSBOHN. PlIOPBIBTM*

Infants

and

Children.

30 well adopted to ehMren th»t I Clttturtn enrw OoHe, OoagprtM. t*™®a^tt*«op«»toloMrpn»crinUon I Sour Stomach, DlMTha*. KructaUo*. to B».» jj_ Ola Wornis, gi»t* aleep, «n4 I™*

Y. WuKo^tlfljuriom mwHottaa, Tin Cxmtadb Ookputt, 77 Mumy Stral, M. T.

will get by investing In good Chicago property. Ch lead's population lias increased from 500,000 In 1880, to -,.00,000 In 1

MM. Tho next ten yours will witness anovou more woudcrful growth and a eorresponplnjr Increase In valueol the proth orty. Lots bouir^lu vcuriiKO lor #101) uti :u\v sclllHK lor f.H)u

PARK lots will even do better, because Austin* Parklsone ot tlio

iimiiml Chicago only 7 miles from Court House. Sidewalks and sow-

Building* going tip In all directions. Lots near two de|oUs and

IxKJomotlvo Works, employing army of worklngmen. near by. Lots

(Wo«i..1 Ll,p* Perfect. Terms: Small paytnentdown, balance to suit. Come to ChiI 1 win pay your faro if you buy. Write for plats. jass,

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

Chicago's Great Manufactutlofi Temperance Suburb-s.

On lontrtlinc.

1'aetorlra uit.l

niu.

Miinnfiiotorlus

LowiUkI

in 8 Monthi.

Invest your suvliitfs. f'ey i""J'

double In one ycur or less.

Itlon of llurvi-tr and World's Fair also for photo

luulilliifni at llnrvey, platol'

Uiwii

TIIK II/iltVKV LAND ASJOCIATION. Hill Ui H'J.ri Itookery Chlea«o, 111

und prlee list.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TUIiBDAY.JUNE 9, 1891.

WEATHER ItEPOllT:

For Indiana—ralnjeooler.

Ohurch Social.

St. .Tobn's church Bociiilto-night. All invited. Admission 10 conts, including refreshments. Chiuoso lanterns, croquet. Sunday school children invited.

Flag Presentation.

C. M. Travis will shortly present to tlio Sons of Veterans a beautiful (lag. The occasion will bo made a memorable one by the presence of ex-Commander-in-Chief Griflin, ex-Division Colonel Harvey, Governor Hovey and others.

Cleared Five.

A. JJ. Anderson returned from Lafayette where, in the character of the people's lawyer, ho defended ten disturbers of religions meetings. Ho had tlio good fortune to clear five of these scholarly gentlemon who immediately cut for their native brush hilarious to an oxtent truly surprising.

Wool Dropping.

N\ ool took another drop this morning from 23 to 22 centB jxir pound. Another wail wont up from thoso who brought in thoir clips to-day and they groanod as they thought of tho palmy days last week when tho price was a quarter ot a dollar. Tho buyers are not worried over tho drops as tlioy soli thoir wool in advance thus keeping on tho safo side although receiving but small profits.

Tho Midland Extension.

Tho extension of tho Midland railroad to thelJrazil coal tields seems still to be a matter of uncertainty. Tho money is guaranteed it is true but it is said that some of the chief stock holders aro op posed to the extension until the road as it now stands shall bo brought up to much higher standard than it now holds. At any rato tho extension wilj not bo put through in time to haul next winter's coal.

Probate Court.

The will of Lydia T. Alward has lwen a lmitted to probate. The will of Wesley llonntree has been admitted to probate. •lohn K. (tray has been ap)ointed ex-e.-utor of the estate of Elizabeth Marsh, deceased.

Florence Hountree has been appointed executrix of the estate of Wesley Uimntree, deceased.

Went Mad.

Frank, the valuable English setter belonging to Nye and Uooe was Bhot last evening. For the past few days the dog has Wii raving mad and shut up in the back yard of the store muzzled, lie escaped several times and although muzzled caused great constornation. A npmlier think that tho dog did not have hydrophobia but was crazy. It was decided to kill him with great regret as tho dog was a noble animal and highly valued.

Out For Vacation.

Tho public pchools woro dismissed today for vacation and from now until September tho youngsters will bo free to cut thoir lingers, stub their toes, fall in creek, break thoir limbs, got run over and worry their parents generally. Tlioy will boon hand in tlio fall though, all tho bettor for tho misfortunes and romps of the long summer. Tho school year has been a highly successful ono and nothing has occurred to mar tho splendid record made.

Building Association Election. Tho Crawfordsville Building, Loan Fund and Savings Association hold its ninth annual meeting last night and elected directors to servo the ensuing year, as follows: B. R. Russell, P. C. Sotnerville, W. W. Seawright, D. H. Jackson, T. H. B. McCain, A. H. Blair, Henry Campbell, J. W. Stroll and J. II. Osborno. Tho board organized by electing T. U. B. McCain, President P. C. Somervillo, Vico President B. R. Unssoll, Secretary D. H. Jackson, Treasurer, and Ben Crano,Attorney. The association was organized nino years ago and has three series running, tho first of which will expire in loss than a year. C,

Church Election.

The Baptist church hold its regular annular mooting last evening for the eloction of oftioors. W. H. Jackson and Reuben Smith were elected Deacons for a poriyd of three yours. J. II. Sliuo was elected treasurer, Thomas Birch, financial socrotary and Henry Vr.nCleavo, clork. Tho subject of tho new church edifice was also brought up and the old building was placed in tho hands of a committee authorized to soil it. This committee is composed of Rov. G. R. Fuson, W. T. Whittington and J. H. Shuo. It is not thought that work will bo begun on tho new building until after harvest but it will be completed before winter. •... -•.

First Church Sooial.

The ladies of tho First Presbyterian church, 3rd ward, will give one of thoir fine suppers they are noted for, next Thursday ovoning June 11. Supper from to 6 o'clock. A welcome to all.

17ie JMdtes Delighted.

Tho pleasant effect and the perfect safety with whicli ladies may. use tlie liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under oil conditions, make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gontle, yet effectual in acting on tho kidnoys, liver and bowels.

—Eastlnck & McKeen for Ladies Safeties. tf.

PENSIONING FIREMEN.

An Important Act Passed by the Last Legislature on this Subjoot. Tho legislature last winter enacted a law erecting a Fireman's Pension Fund for tho pensioning of disabled firenion, and the widow, and dependent children, mothers and fathers of deceased firemen, to create a Board of Trustees of Buch fund, to authorize the retirement of disabled members, and of all members after service of twonty-five years, and pensioning of such members. Tho provisions of tho act only apply to such cities that have paid departments. Following aro the cities that come under the requirements of tho act: Terro Haute, Brazil, Vincennes, Logansport, Lafayotto, New Albany, Eokoino, Indianapolis, Frankfort, Peru, Ft. Wayne, .Toffersonville, Crawfordsville, Rushvillo, Richmond, Muncie, South Bond, Evansville, Bloomington and Rising Sun. These cities have boen returned to Auditor Henderson by the several county nudiitore as having paid fire departments, and as thus being subject to the new law. Tho State Board of Underwriters, however, claim that Bruzil, Frankfort,

R:.o!ivillo, Bloomington nnd Rising Sun have no paid department and are therefore entitled to none of the lienofits of tho law. Under tho law the insurance companies aro assessed ono per cent, upon tho gross business in the several counties in which there are paid departments, thoso amounts to be paid to tho county auditors, to constitute pension funds for disablod firemen and tho families of those killed in service. It will bo observed that Crawfordsville is in the list entitled to benefits under tho law. Tho Firo Committee und foui monitors of tho Firo Department shall constitute a board of trustees for tho distribution of tho funds.

The Fourth at Meharry's Grove. The committee of arrungemonts of the Meharry's Grove association mot yostorday to complete arrangements for a grand celebration at this historic ground, July 4. Capt. Dowitt Wallace, Rov. Dr. W. P. Kane, Rov. J. H. Cissel, Rev. J. B. Boll, Miss Jessie French, tho elocutionist, and other prominent speakers will bo invited. Two good bands and tho Westfall fife and drum corps will render fine music. The grounds aro to be providod with a large canvas tent for the comfort and convenience of all in attendance.—1.ufayctte Jinirmil.

CHIPS.

—Harry Heriiley was mustered by the Sons of Veterans last evening. —Miss Nellie Nicholson's musicnle occurs at Music Hall to-morrow evening. —Frank McNutt, of tho college glee club,will sing at themusicale to-morrow evening. —The late Wesley Rountree left his entire projiorty to his wife appointing hor as executrix. —Robins and othor birds are playing havoc with tho cherry crop and scare crows have no salutary offoct. —Miss Nicholson's concert to-morrow evening promises to be largely attended although a numlior of good seats still remain. —Haddock Lodge, I. O. G. T. will meet in special session to-night. It is important that every member should lie present. —All members of the P. O. 8. of A. are requested to attend thoir regular meeting held this evening. Some important announcements will be given out that no member elsould miss. Meeting called promptly at eight o'clock. —There was a scene of wild excitement at tho Vandalia station this morning. The buses and hacks were lined up when Bigo Bayless came driving up and ono of tho horses which was evidently full of now oats reared up. This tickled the othor horse to such a degree that they sti rled out, on a reckless rack locking the wheels and harness of the sevoral outfits in a manner beautiful to behold. A high board fenco fortunately stoppod thom and the drivers proceeded to untangle the knots as tho train pulled in.

PERSONALS.

—Tom Clark was in Colfax to-day. —0. M. Gregg went to Indianapolis this morning. —Hubort Wilhite went to Frankfort this morning. —Capt. E. P. McClaskey went to Lafayette this morning. —Mrs. Prof. Camplwll and Miss Mary Campbell hove returned from Indianapolis. —Miss Carrie Campliell who has boon tho guest of Miss Flora Nutt roturned to Attica to-day. —Miss Belle Harlan wont to Frankfort this morning to attend tho high school commencement. —Rev. W. B. Warron and family roturned to North Lilerty to-day after a •visit with friends hero. —Misses Kittie Campbell and Allia Marehal have returned from a short visit with' Miss Helen Condit, of Terre Hante. —Mrs. James E. Kenton roturned to Springfield, Mo., to-day accompanied by Miss Edith Bryant who. will visit there a short time. —Will Lorenz, of Stockton, Calif., is in the city visiting old friends. He has responsible position in tho insane hos. pital at that place.

For a disordered liver try Beecham' Pills. SHILOH'B COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It enres consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

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A Well-Timed Move!

The lady who seekB spring goods at Abo Levinson's Dry Goods Btore comes just in time to secure the benefit of tho Great Bargain sale now in progress.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medical profession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO allrthat is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pairi, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to "MOTHER*"^mailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by express on receipt of price $1.60 per bo"

BRADFIELO REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. CBOLD HY AI»L DRDOOIBTB Sold by Nve& Co.

WAVELASI).

Charlie Hickman is working for A1 Moore. Davis Mooro lost a SI 50 horse by death from lockjaw yesterday morning

Miss Etta Burford, of Rockville, who has been visiting relatives here returned homo Sunday.

Doer tf: Burford sent two hacks to Marshal Sunday to haul tho I. D. W. excursionists out to Turkey Run.

A Itoon to It tl'CH.

Having used "Mother's Friend" I ould not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pas through tho painful ordeal of childbirth Mus. C. Melbouune, Iowa. Write the Brndfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Catforia.

Jtucklen'n Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores, tetter, ohupped hands, chilapinbs

cornB and all skin eruptions, and losstiveiy cures piles, or no pay reqtirsri. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiid faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per 1kx. For sale by Nye & Co

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfa.'

Wnr will tod oooon when Shiloh's Dure will give you ammediate relief. Prioe 10 cents, fiO cents and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co. fi

A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring yon satisfactory results, or in cuso of failure a return ot the purchase price. On this safe plan yon can buy from our advertised druggist bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, It is guaranteed to bring reliof in overy case, when UBod for an affection of throat, lungs' or chest, such as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant nnd agreeable to taste, perfectly sufe and always to bo depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's drug store.

Near Nutt House.

Some Choice Bargains.

TjV)lt SALK.—Klmt class hose humor and JP cook stove, habv buwrr and a lew other Jiousehold Articles for Bale cheap.

For tills "Weelc..

Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs only 5 conts, worth 15. Ladies' Hoso la black and colors only 5 cents, worth 10 cents. See our veiling at 5 cents per yard.

Our COHSBTS at 4H cents, worth 75 ccnts. LuUiOR' Black and Cream Silk Vests only 00 cents tins week. Spring Jackets at very much loss than cost.

On Friday and Saturday—UMBRELLA SALE.

We wish very lady in tlio city to call and soo what marvelous bin-gains we will pivo you. In our Millinery Department wo aro still receiving new goods daily. Special prices for this week..

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating,

Gas Fitting and Fixtures.

Spcnce Hot Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

WANTED.

WANTKI)—An

Gbo. Ciikhtkh, liil, Wont Alain Ttreet.

TjNJRSALK.—A White Fewuiff inachlnp at J/ Icsr tliAii cost. Novor bceu used. Inquire atthlflofllcd, 1j*OK 9ALK—An open faced stiver watch JF Elgin movement,cheap. Inqulro at the Journal ofllou. 1

LOST.

LOST

OLt STOLEN—A doR answers tf) name of ?lp A liberal reward will be paM 'or Ills roturti. C. W. Gould, corner Morgan and Morkotstreetfi.

LOST—Ascarf

ABE I_iEV"X3STS03Sr.

Poor Laundry Work costs just, as much as Good

Laundry Work.

Have you tried the AMERICAN LAUNDRY?

active, honest man—miliiry

tflOO monthly. If aul!abt\ with opjKrlunlty to Advance, to represent locally, art!sponsible* Mew ork house. Itcforeucc. Manufacturer, Lock Box 1585 N, Y. opt. 1(1.

WANTED.—nood

reliable, itcrtums desiring

prolittthle employment and a permanent |H»iltlbu. Call on or aiUlrcKs Oliver II, l'errin, Joel Block, south Wiislilntftrf treel, Crawfordnvtllo, lud. Husk Mcdicluu Co.

WANTll}):—Meu,place.

salary aud expense-*,

Permanent Apply at onoo. Hrown I*ro4, Co., Hurnurviticn, Chicago. 5-:)0

FOR SALE.

pin with amber head between

the comer of Grant avouuo and Main street and -First Presbyterian eliurch. Leave at Kline & Graham's and got reward.

LOST—A

pair of eye glasses ou Monday

morning between the residence of J. It. Uonnell and Heury Sloan. Return tofthe iwwtottlcb and rocotvo reward.

DR. O. E. RANKIN,

Office ovor tho Oornor Hook Storo. Itusliiuucc GOO South Washlnirtrn Street Ofiicehoure—II to 12. a to fiu.m. unJ-7 to 8 p.m

The above is not only a good advertisement for Mr. VanCamp liut

it is also an excellent sample of the

W O O E N A I N

Turned out of TIM JOURNAI. office by Silas Wray.

Moral: Bring your Wood Kngravlng to this oOlce to bn done.

We are showing the very handsomest styles oi

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains. Carpets,

Men's Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery ol various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

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..Accommodation i:.'(noon

Howard & Baroeit

—THE—

Monomcol Dealers,

Have the finest designs, an well as Finished Monument* In their ware room to show tho chariLcter of their skill as artists In their line. Thov execute drawings to suit the wishes of thuir customers. 1'rleewith them before buying. Olllce, corner ol Market aud Green sts. Crawfordsville, Ind.

Mrs* Allen's Parisian Pnoe Bleaoh

Geldcn (Uir W*»h. Mattitnk Dura, for devel* opitv thtf l»uit. Kutin*. for removing tup«fltu out Mir. lUng dretilag. Ail £tNxl» whuleskle and. retail. Send tts. for illustrated circular. Full line of fine hair gootU. Mrs. K. W. Allen, sifi Wood. Ar., Detroit. Mich. Sold by diugcUU.

MYERS & CHARKI.

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UtlOa.tn Way Freight U:40p.t»

71^ BIG 4—Peoria Division.

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VANDALIA.

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