Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 June 1891 — Page 3

The

18 Carat Cigar

NationalHymNJ^FOB the World's Fair.

N.K.FAIRBANK&CO.

I have just what you want:

Pru it

ALBRIGHT'S BREAD!

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$1,000 KIOl'tR II Y1OU $50011

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Bass,

SANTA CLAUS SOAP

TO

l*i ilit Jars of all kinds at lowest prices. Extra

Libbers, tops, sealing wax, wax-melters.

Koss Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

THE POSITIVE CURE

BB0THKB8. Wim

Mv O•'!.try: 'tis of thee, Sw-! i.jnJ ot liberty, Oi 'lie? I siiij Land wl ere our fathers die.! Lanu where our Mothers' cried, Over the wash-tub tied Let freedom rintc. My native country thee— Land of the noble, free— Thy name I love 1 love thy tucks and frills

But oh: laundry bills

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I with horror thrills

VVii-n 1 liii.ik of thee. I.ei !iu sk \-ell the breeze, Ai:J l-.kov throujih all tha trees H.iii .-\NTA CLAUS:,, L.ct ii red mortals wake And gladly try a cake, Let .11 lor cleanness saka, Join tlie applause.

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MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY TOR

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

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Passengers and llaggage transferred to linlcls, depots or any part of the city.

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

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

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DAILY JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, .TUNE 18, 1891.

WEATHElt BEl'OHT: ii ii ii a

Hare. tt Sent to You.

$rt?"Tlial ohl reliable cure for home

sickness, THE ,101' UN A L, will be sent

In you iluriiuj your summer visits and

outinyn fur only 10 cents week. A'olh-

nitj e.ctra for jmxtuije anil the address

eliitnijetl tlx often im ilesired.

THE RECEPTION

At the New Yandees Hall by President Tuttle and Wife. It

whs

the greatest feature of this

coiiiinoneenient iliui in fact suppassed in brilliancy any commencement event in the history of Wabash college. The reception was an unqualified success from beginning to end and too much praise cannot lie tendered to those who had the affair in hand. The beautiful hall was profusely decorated with potted plants and handsome furniture and being brilliantly lighted mado a beautiful picture, especially when crowded with good looking people in full evening dress. President TutUe and wife headed the reception committee and received the many hundreds who called during the evening ill a most happy manner. Ab early as eight o'clock the guests bogan to arrive and from half after eight until half after eleven the spacious rooms were crowded by many throngs engaging in pleasant conversation. The orchestra of the Montani brothers, of Indianapolis, kept the room a riuging with entrancing music and inauy a young lady after casting a furtive glance toward the venerable Doctor's corner would strike the waltz step to pause a moment after with a pained expression and some such exclamation as "ThiB would bo simply a dove of a place to dance!" The number of strangers present was unusually large and those not present can realize just how many commencement visitors were in the city. The scene in the dining rooms was busy one, colored waiters were hustling to and fro, under the direction of the ladies, serving delicious ices and cakes. The guests were accommodated with the greatest celerity when the number of those calling tor refreshments is considered, every person entering the dining room was presented weth a red ribbon to signify that he had been served with the refreshments and a lookout committee was walking through the rooms outside inviting all persons not wearing these tokens to the dining room. The only regret of the evening was in the fact, that the reception could not take j,lace in the Yandes Hall next year as the books will then lje in and the vacant room occupied. It is not probable, howover, that the next season will go by without a reception somewhere. Last night's was too great a success to bo

Oraig-Brown.

The home of Elias Brown, on east Main street was last evening the scene of a brilliant marriage ceremony, Miss Anna lirownand Howard T.Craig being united for life. At 8 o'clock the guests began to arrive and by 8:30, the timo of tho ceremony, one hundred were present in the beautifully decorated rooms. It was a gay assmblage, all present being intimate friends of the contracting parties. At the appointed hour the bride attended by her sister Miss Minnie and the groom attended by his brother Will entered and took their stand before Rev. G. W. Switzer, of the M. K. church, performed the marringe ceremony according to the lieautiful ritual of tho Methodist church. The bride was attired in Henrietta uteol trimmed with steel velvet and looked charmingly. Tho groom was attired in tho customary black. After the ceremony hearty congratulations wero offered and elegant refreshments were served the guests. The presents were both numerous nnd highly valuable, both for the beauty and usefulness. Mr. and Mrs. Craig are two of, Crawfordsvillo's best known young

people

both having

ljeen raised in this city, The groom is connected with tho government mail service and is most promising young man while tho bride haB always stood high in tho community for her many estimable traits. After the departure of tho guests last ovenimg the happy couple retired to their now homo at 702 Binford street where they go to house­

keeping immediately.

^-'J'ho handsomo merry-go-round opens up every night Corner Market and Water streets.

Go to the merry-go-ronnd to-night.

The Male Ohorus.

As announced the male chorus will meet in the small court room on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. An instrument, and Eddie Brandkamp to handle it, will bo there. A portion, if not all, of the music will be there. All nude singers from 17 years of age to 100 are invited to attend and sign their names. All that can, before coming, Becure a copy of Giff's Vocal Drill Rook (tho music book now used in our public school) which contains on page 142, "Htar Spangled Banner," with the four parts written ont in full. If this work is taken hold of as it should be this may be be, as many sugest, the beginning of a prominent organization which would prove a blessing to our city, and developed male voices, our church choir. For particulars see John Rice at the court house, who is assistant director.

Let each one bring a new member. Lamahtisk.

Will Have a Reunion.

A meeting of a few meinliers of the 10th Ind., Vol. It f„ was held in the small court room yesterday afternoon to uake arrangements for a reunion to lie held in this city on Sept. 18 and li),'!)l. Tho following committees were appointed: Committees on arrangements: Joseph McDaniol, chairman, Jacob Swank, .T. M. Harris, J. A. Scott, Gen. M. D. Manson, John l'ogue ai Sam Bratton. Committee on programme, Gilbert Gray, Chairman, Jos. Stubbing, Wm. Stonebraker, W. 11. Day and W. II. Custer. Committee on finance, Gen. Manson, chairman John l'ogue, Win. Stonebraker ami Wm. Harris. Gilbert Gray, I'ros., Wm. A. Swank, acting secretary.

Possibly Ooultor's Successor. Prof. Whitney, of Fargo, N. D., was in tho city yesterday the guest of I'l f. Alex. Smith. He it talked of as the successor of l'rof. Coulter. He has studii at Cornell, Howard and John Hopkins and his specialty is geology. lie was seriously considered as the successor of l'rof. Gilbert at the State Lhiiversity.

Duffy in the Dumps.

Tom Duffy, the drunken old soldier, who fell through the window of P.illy Hardee's store the other day, appeared before Mayor Carr this morning ami waR lined 811.35. Being unable to liipiidate he was remanded to jail.

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Arthur Canine is working for George Dillman. Miss Anna Cuppy returned from Indianapolis Tuosday.

Ambrose Dillman is visiting homo folks at Columbus, Ind. Airs. A. F. Ramsey, of Crawfordsville, spent Sunday with Frank lielton and wife.

Windy Bill Crawford passed through town yesterday enroute to the Brazil extension.

The receipts of the supper and lecture at the Christian church Tuesday night were about S20.

Misses Minnie Conner and Etta Buck les went to the Shades to-day to spend tho week outing.

Frank and Bert lvritz went to Indianapolis yesterday to attend he grail nation of their sister Miss Lick from tin Indianapolis high school.

Ed Milligan had a severo accident to befall him yesterday while unloading Buckeye mowers, lie let a sickle-bar fall and stuck one of the guards in his foot making a very painful wound.

Tuesday about 20 foot of the mill dam at Bluff Mills concluded to get a move on itself and accordingly moved off down the creek. The break in the dam was not discovered until the ma ehinery stopped in the mill. The break will be repaired by Friday.

\t:»-itoss.

Airs. Loop was at Crawfordsville Tuesday. O. B. Hultz of Jamestown, was here Wednesday.

The Big Four p«v car passed through Wednesday. 1'. M. Brown was /it Indianapolis Wednesday.

A feed barn has been erected on Unfair grounds. The foundation for Dr. King's now Discovery is being laid. ,T. B. Evans and family, of Waveland, have been visiting relatives at this place l'oca Eagle and Pocahontas have been brought home from Lebanon for train '»g-

Tho Big Four will put in nearly 2,000 new croasties on section six this summer.

The Midland will run an excursion to tho Shades Sunday. Due here !l :20. $1 round trip.

Miss Ada Hatcher, who has boon in Montana for several years, has returned to this place.

It ifl reported that two section men at Advance have tied up a liandcar on tho Midland for debt.

liewnrc of OliitniriitH for Catarrh That CV»ifi(n Mercury as mercury will surely dostroy the sonse of smell and completely dornnge the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never !o used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as tho damage they will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hnll's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Chorey & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, nnd is taken internnlly, nnd acts directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure lie sure you got the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. pfirSold by Druggists, price 75o per bottle.

A llaon to Wives.

Having used "Mother's Friend" I otild not bo without it. It is a boo to wiveB who know.thoy have to pas through tho painful ordeal of childbirth MILS. C. MrxaouitNR, Iown. Write the Bradflold Regulator Co,, Atluntn, GIL., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

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 all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to Mothers"mailed FREE, containing valuable information andvoluntary testimonials. •Sent liy express on receiptor price 11.60 per bo'-

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. 0BOL1) BY ALL DHUOOISTS Sold by Nvu Co.

•—The ladies of the Second Sect inn ML. Church Aid Society, will meet at Mrs. Fred Malison's, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock to make arrangements for a social. All the ladies of this soi-tion aie requested to be present or send notice what they will donate.

-Everyone invited to the merry-go-round on the corner of Market and Water streets. —Eastlack fc McKeen for Ladies Safeties. I f.

RAILROAD ITICMS.

Xotcs of Vheap Halt's, Excursion* And Other Inituccnients toTravcl. Low rates to Marmont, including S2.S10 Saturday rate.

Tho Big Four will sell tickets to Indianapolis at one fare for the round trip on June 18 and 10 good returning to the 23d on account of a meeting of district four of the North Ainorical Turner Band.

Tho Big Four will sell tickets at one faro for the round trip between all stations on July 3 nd 4 not good returning after the Oth.

IMUV Special.--

Tho Vandalia resumes this popular train on Smulay, June 21st, leaving hero at 0:30 a. m„ returning at 8:30 p. m. Price $2 the round trip.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

WnY

will

vou

cough

J(ire will givo you (immediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Worth its Wchjht Ml Colli. If a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold (is an alleviator. My wife suffered inoro in ten minutes with either of her two children that sho did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It iB a blessing to any one expecting of become mother, Bays a customer to mine. Hendekson Dale, Druggist,

"V^© -will sell

12 Yards CHALLIE for 39 Cents.

Only one pattern to any one person

Near Nutt House.

Poor Laundry Work costs just as much as Good

Laundry Work.

Have you tri^d Ihe AMERICAN LAUNDRY?

The American Laundry is piaciug a clean towel route Your patronage is a Diicihol.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING.

Steam and Hot Watfr'Heaiii:?,

Gas Fit ing and Fixtures.

Spunce llul ttaici t'ea ci.

Plans and specitic.iti i)s furnish­

ed. Write for ttimaU'S.

Offlcc, 120 South Green Street

^RAILWAY 1IMECARDS. WI

^,7 MOJiOS ROUTE.

1 NJtfbl Mull (dully) 1 :olu.ui I Day Mull (dully) I lAbovet ruins only «top at county seats.] f:0:ip.ni.(jruoucu£. and Lilt'. Acooui...

5:1'.'p.m.. 1 0Hp.in..

wlion Shiloh's

Mail (dally) l2:UUu.ir Mall—Express 1 :'.iHp.w Mall—Express fl:45p.in

VANDALIA.

SOUTH l4a.m 5:l8p.iii

E 0 1 8 ..Mull 8:10a.in .. 2:42Upm .11:30 am

K::tlpni..Piut Line Kxpress(dally) 11:00 am Frrljrht

WANTED.

WANTED—'To

rentn house of six or seven

i-ouiiid.

The riuht place will ilnd a perr. Apply ul- this olllee at once.

inunent renter.

WANTED—An

WANTED.—oood

WANTED:—Men,

Carrai, 111

Write the Bradfleld Regulator Co Atlanta, Gn., for further particular Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville. Ind

Tlic above is not only a good advertisement for Mr. VanCamp but

it is also an excellent sample of the

W O O E N A I

Turned out of THK JOURNAL office by Silas Wray.

Moral: ItrliiR your Wood ICmjiavlng to tbl* offlc* to be done.

We are showing the very handsomest styles ol

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains, .Carpets, Men's Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery ol

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call. Myers

TOR SALE.

F*01l

SAbl'..—First clasi biiae burner and «Mok stove, baUv bugtfv and tew otb^r nnusehnM articles lor

miU*chcim.a

IIKO.

Way Freight 2:40p.m

BIG 4—Pcoiia Division. WEST

0:1 fm.m Express -M all fl :1 Sa.in

iiKSTKK,

121, \Vc^t!aln

IT'OltSAMS.—cost.

LOST—A

active, honest tnnn-•salary

flOO monthly, if suitable, with opportunity to advance, to represent locally, a responsible New Vork houte. Uel'oreuce. .Manufacturer, I^oek

13ux

1385 N. Y. cpl, 10.

reliable persona deslthig

prolitable employment and a permanent position, Call ou or. Mddrens Oliver L', 1ll0r„inifbetween ho ivsldeuce of J.

l'erriu, Joel Block, south Washln^ttin street, Crawfordsville, Ind. Ituek Mecllclue Co. and expenses,

Apply at once. litr.M

salary

1'ernmueut place.

Drown ilros, Co., Nurservmen, Clileu^i. "-.'50

WANTED—Lady

agent to canvass In Craw-

fordsvilic and have exclnslre pale in county iorour "Cuuford Shoes for Women," Every pair warranted. No capital roqulml. I'ermunent

IKsllioti

toripht purty. Adorers at

I once with stamp for reply, Comfort Shoe Co Muucio, Ind.

F*OU

KENT— OtKMl

COW

past uix*. C. Warreii,

south I'lum street,

Ttiwt.

A Wblto pcwmjf nmclilnH nt

Jens tluiu Never been used. luqulro

UL

Ibis ollicc.

FOIt

suitable for delivery watf.'n, new, ail ln«juiie at Waltoi'ti sale stable.

SALE—A lltrht Bptlnjf wnjron with top. sultabl good order,

SALE—An open Elgin

F'OH

Taceti silver watch Inquire at the

Eluin movement,cheap. U'*'

jnurtiHl olilco,

jfOHTtl

LOST.

LOST—A

small open turn! silverwatoh Washington and College street. IMousmou return to thi* olUeo.

IOST-A

blackshuwl with fringe lncoftomewhere on Wabach hvomit* betwoen tin# residence of W. W. Seawright and Greeu btreot. Finder ro urn to .Mrs rioawrlglit.

pair of crcmi colorcd silk mlts at the Alumni baufjutt. lie turn to this til co

IOST—A

scurf pin with timber hcud 'tween the corner of Grunt

N

HVO

V-A

tie and Main

Street and Mist l'resb) terlan cburcb. Leavv at Kline & Graluim's and Ket reward.

pair of ee glusscs on Mondny .ifbetween tho ivsldeueeof J. It.

Honnell and Ib'iiry Sloan. Heiuiu to.the potitolllce and receive reward.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Office overt he Corner Hook Store. Hcsldenc** 500 boutb Washintft. Street Office hours—0 to IS, 2 to 3n.m. and 7 to8 zu

Mrs. Alton's ParUTan Tao« Bloaoh Gulden Hair Wtth. Maniwi D-in. tor deretnpht/ Lu»t. Ku&ma, fur removing tuperflu* ou» litir. Dittg tfrcnt'iff Ail good* wholeiall and retail. Send cu. fur itlu»trat«d circular Full line of fin* I *lr

KOMI.

Mr*. R. W, AllcQ,

•to Wo»d. Ar., DcUeit. Mictu Sulil by dniMUSb

Charm.

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