Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 June 1891 — Page 3

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DAILY JOURNAL.

FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1891.

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ing extra for postage. and the address changed as often at desired.

OHIPS.

6. F. Muggins is extensively interested in a marble quarry in Now York. New Richmond will hold her horse show to-morrow. J. J. Insloy will act its judge.

Commencement visitors are departing and for the next two months Crawfordsville will be dead

Robert Hightower, formerly of this city, now at Logans]ort, is here culling upon his old friends. He is on his way home from Crawfordsville, where his family is visiting.—Lafayette Call.

Omor Cox to-day received C. O. D. by express a largo package from Illinois. It contained a pair of number 40 large wooden shoes such as are worn by tho untutored natives of suckerdotn in tlio classic portion of that commonwealth which is known as Egypt. Thoy were sent by Cliff Yoris. —Tho sports at Peru, are making great preparations for tho coming fight Initween Ed Corey, Michigan City's Htate champion, and William Pitts, of that place. It is said that PittB' friends have plenty of monoy to let on him, but tho color of it has not yet been exposed to the gaze of Corey's friends, who will cover all that is put up. It is saiil that an expert trainor has been seHeciirod to handled Pitta. No fight that hiiH taken place in Indiana in

YOUTH

will

be watched with so much interest this 0110.—Michigan City News.

His Nerve With Him,

Absalom Stephenson, who was mentioned in yesterday's JOUHNAL as having torn his clothes off in the jail and ltoaten his jMHjr old horse to death, bobbed up again in the city last evoning. He went to the law office of Henna & Hanna and persuadod Read Hanna to write him out a begging paper by which he could ob tain subscriptions to buy him a now horse. Ho solemnly stated that he had three good horses the day before but that tho people residing near Sperry' bridge Jiad poisoned them nil out of pure spite tttid that the "stink factory man" had hauled them all off before he had time to skip them. It was all ,a lie of tho first water and when he started out with his paper he discovered that they people were onto him and accord ingly skipped the town.

A Losing Cay.

The Indiana Live Stock Investment Company had a streak of vory tough luck yesterday, three valuable horses dying which wero insured by the company to the sum of 82,000. Tho horse of Emerson Ray, of Wingate, waB insured for #300. Tho stallion "Porcheron," which died, yesterday in the stable of its owner, D. E. Simmons, of yalparaiBo, was insured for 8700, while tlie Indianapolis stallion, '-Ariel," which waff owned by W. W. Browning, carried an insurance liore of SI,000. These losses will be promptly adjusted by the company.

Pioniced at Plat Bock.

This morning a gay party of young ladies left tho city under tho chaperonago of Mrs. J. B. Smith. Their destination was Flat Rock and there they spent tho day with not a uian or boy in sight to mar their pleasuro. The baskets wore filled with tho most delectable food and the party was equipped in other ways for thoroughly enjoying the day. The following is the list of young ladies: Misses Maudo Mahornoy, Willie Lee, Boss Nicholson, Emma Johnson, Ethel Talbot, May Talbot, Belle Johnson, Rettio Barnhill, Anna Watson, Kate Johnson and Hannah Johnson.

The Retirement of President Tuttle. Tho retirement of Dr. Joseph F. Tuttle as president of Wabash College after thirty-one years active service, removes from the head of that institution tho most central fignre that has been connected with it during its history. What ever reputation Wabash College has attained has been through his energy and his untiring devotion to its interests, and in hie declining years he is entitled to tho rest he has so well earned, and tho fullest measure of veneration for the great work he has accomplished.—Lajayette Courier.,

Booming Along.

The soliciting coiminittee for natural

Lost His License.

A good joke is related upon a voting gentleman who has been married in Crawfcrdsville within the Inst month, lie took out his license and went away from the Clerk's office with his heart bubbling over with joy. About seven i'clock in the evening T. D. Brown heard a furious knocking at his door nd was met upon its opening by a young gentltman who stated in a flurried manner that the prospective groom was awaiting Mr. Brown at the Clerk's office to get another license as he had lost the first one. Mr. Brown hurried on down to the court house and hurriedly wrote out a duplicate for the young gentleman who had to hustle away in order to be present to fulfill his part of the contract. He had probably left the first license in his other clothes, and when it is found both himself and his wife will have a copy by which to rememlwr tho circumstance.

Graduated With Honors.

The commencement exercises of the Indiana]olis high school occurred Wednesday night and Charles N. Young captured the Wabash College scholar ship. Sylvan H. Kalin took tho 820 pr«zo offered by tho Wabash College alumni association for tho senior .making tho highest grade dnring the last yoar. Miss Victoria Kritz, of Waveland, woll known here, was one of the eight graduates out of a class of G.r wlioso high grades allowed them to read the essays. Miss Kritz's subject was "Who is tho Hero?" and is mt tioned very highly by the Indianapolis press. -.

Sheep Baisiug Pays.

James A. Mount has concluded that sheep raising in Montgomery county is profitable. This Bpring he had 202 sheep from which ho sheered 1,80!! pounds of wool which he sold at 23 cents, the lot bringing him 8414.09 Since tho first of April ho has sold 31,000 worth of wxl and sheep and now has on hand more sheep than he had at that date and has bought none. As sheep aro comparatively inexjx'nsive it seems that their culture is fraught with great gain.

PERSONALS.

-Landon Rose left for La Porto to day. —Mrs. S. W. Brown is visiting rola tives at Hebron.

P. Cain returned to Mohomet,

tils., this morning. —Mayor W. C. Carr returned from Terro Hanto this morning. —W. F. Sharpo's mother is visiting him, from Burlington, Iowa. —Miss Anna Graham entertained few friends at tea last evening. —Mrs. Lyda Ramsey is moving into her proparty on west Main street. Sif-r-B. M. Thomas and wife loft to-day for their home in Santa Fe, N. M. —liilus Eastman and Nick Harrison returned to Indianapolis last evening. —Mrs. Finney, who has been the guest of relatives here returned to Attica to-day. —Rev. S. W. Brown will Bpend a couple of weeks at Lincoln Turk Assembly during tho first of August. —Miss Anna Willson has been engaged to sing alto in the Methodist church choir in tho place of Mrs. J. R. Robinson, who resigned. —President Tuttle has gone to Marietta College to deliver the address to tho alumni. He graduated from that institution in 1841, just fifty years ago. —Mrs. J. R. Robinson, Misses Julia Walk, Grace Foster and Alice Somervill e, of Indianapolis, and J. R. Hanna were tho guests of Sherman Trout at Pumpkin Ridge yesterday.

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gftB slock art meeting withmfiterial encouragementV number of local capitalists are now considering .the advisability of takfng'llirge stock aid is more than probable that by the middle of next week the required $60,000 will be raised.

if i-.i' ,. Wives. Having used, ,"Mother's Friend" I w, ould .not be. wjtbput it. It is a boo to wiva&who lpiow,they have to pas tbriug)i^thejainftll ordeal of childbirth Mna, C. MKtBoritNE,. Jowa., \Vrite the IJradflel^ Regtilator Co,, Atlftnta, Qa., for further particulora. Sold by Nye & Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

—Tho handsome opens up every night. »ad Water streets.

merry-go-round Corner Market

Go to the inerry-go-round to-night.

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Johnson is on tho sick

list. There will bo no Children's ])ay at tho Friends church.

I. H. Butler, of Darlington, was in our midst last week selling farming implements.

Will Townsend and wife, of Plainfflold, wore tho guesU' of Joseph Johnson last week.

Mahlon Butler" and wife have returned from a visit with relatives in Parke county.

The ice cream and strawberry festival at, Garfield Saturday night drew largely from this plnoe.

Rev, Painter and a Mr. Armstrong from Morgan county, wero at Friends monthly meeting Sunday.

Miss Lucinda Johnson is at present with Miss Kato Rover, of Darlington, assisting in her dress making establishment.

The cottago prayer meeting which is held in Flat Creek vicinity still continue to grow in number and also in interest. The next one will lo hold at J. H. Stewart's Friday,

Pleasant Butlor and wife, Clarence Peterson, L. M. Millor nnd Misses Lizzie Brown, Ethel Lynch, Maude Johnson and Icy Hamilton attended Children's Day at Potato Croek Sunda y.

ALAMO.

W. E. White iB homo from colloge to spend vacation Mrs. N. W. Myers, of your city, is visiting friends hero.

Miss NetHio MoSpnddon died last Monday morning at 7:4!, from dropsy. Miss Caroline Etter has returned from Indianajwlis where she has been attending school.

Lou White has been making somo fast time on his bicycle. He is getting to be quite an expert and will make a trip through the west after harvest.

Noxt week a party of expert fishermen will sport with the finny tribe near the Narrows of Sugar Creek. Tho party consists of J. P. Wirt, George Atnmer man, Mark Truax, O. D. Humphrey, E. A. McSpadden and W. E. White. They will be gone a week and expect a. good iuie

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FKIENO is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by tlte medical profession. These ingredients arc 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 oT Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS mailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sept by express on rcitipl of price 11.60 per bo-'"

BRADFIEID REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. SOL1J BY A 1.1 DHUCKIlBTH Sold by N ve & Co.

Our Sunday School is progressing finely with Calver Long, superintendent and Byron Cox, secretary.

The Garfield brass band will furnish music for the ice cream supper at Jnekman'B school house next Saturday, .Tune

Miss Ella Thornburg, one of our enterprising young Indies, lias returned home from Chicago where sho has been engaged as book keeper and short-hand reporter.

Childrons' Day at this placo on the fourth Sunday in June. Evoryliody is invited to come anti bring their dinner and spend the day with us and have a general good time.

Tho ice cream supper given by tho band boys at tliis place last Saturday evoning waa a grand success. Tlioboys desire to say through tho columns of your paper that thoy aro thaukful to those in the neighborhood for their liberal donations and to tho community at large for their patronage. The receipts of tho evoning wero something over 837, not receipts 824.17.

—Eastlack & MoKeen for Ladies Safeties. tf.

H'iXGAl'i:.

Corn looks woll. Clarence Long has anew bicycle nnd is very proud ot it.

Several from Wingate wont to the river fishing Tuesday. Children's day was a success at tho M. E. church Sunday night.

J. W. Uttorback was in Wingate Tuesday and traded buggies with Henry Krug.

Tho ladies of tlie M. E. church will give a necktio festival on Saturday night, Juno 27.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Potter, Mrs, Clark and Mrs. Caldwallader gave a birthday supper for John l'ottor Monday evening. Tho supper was served with ice cream and strawberries.

Tlie iMdleti lteltghtcd.

The pleasant effect, and the perfect safoty with which ladies may uso the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite remoly It is pleasing to tho eye and to tho taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on tho kidneys, liver and bowels.

11AILKOAH ITEMS.

Notes of Cheap Itaten, Excursions And Other Inducements to Travel.

Low rates to Marmont, including 82.90 Saturday rate. Tho Big Four will sell tickets to Indianapolis at one fare for the round trip on Juno 18 and 10 good returning to the 23d on account of a meeting of district four of tho North Americal Tumor Band.

Tho Big Four will soli tickots at ono faro for the round trip between all stations on July 3 •. nd 4 not good returning after the Cth.

I.akc Special.

Tho Vandulia resumes this popular train on Sunday, June 21st, leaving hero at 6:30 a. in., returning at 8:30 p. m. Price 82 tho round trip.

We 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 tried the AMERICAN LAUNDRY?

The American Laundry is placing a clean towel route. Your patronage is solicited.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

Gas Fit"ing and Fixtures.

Spcnce Hot Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish­

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Groen Street

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MOROS ROUTE.

BOOTH

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Mrs. Allen's Parisian Face Bleach Culilen Hair With. Mamma Dura, fur oping the lust. Kusma, (or removing superflu•P&OUS lialr. Dang dreitlar. All gootU wholetile and retail. Send a cu. (or Illustrated circular.

Pull line offint hair good*. Mr*. K. W. Allen,

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Wood. A*.. Detroit, Mith. Sold by druggist*.

Iluclclcn'H Arnica Salve.

Tlie best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, ohilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, nnd losstively cures piles, or no pay reqursri. It iB guaranteed to give perfect sntiid faction, or money refunded. Price 20 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co

Merit H'tiis.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years wo have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell ns. well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and wo stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye* & Co., druggists.

My son has boon aillicted with nasal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, and before ho hud used ono bottle, that disagroablo catarrhal smell had all loft him. Ho appears as woll as any one. It is tho best catarrh remedy in tho market.—J. C. Olinstead, Areola, 111.

WHY

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WINE OF CAHDUI, a Tonic lor women.

The 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 N

Turned out of THR JOURNAK office by Silas Wray.

Moral: Rrlug your Wood Kugravliig to this olliee to lo done.

FOR SALE.

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BALK.—First.

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luiso burner und

cook stove. Iiutiy bupirv and tew otlmi' Household lii lleles fur eiile cheap. UKO.

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White Bewinif niiulilllt-' ut.

les.s t.huii eoBt. Never heen wseil. ln|iilt-o ut this ollice.

SAMS—A lltrht.spring wjiiwn with lop, suitable lor delivery wujjon, new. all iti irood order, liuptiic ut Wultor'B sale slubl**.

It BALK—An open raced silver wuteh ltlgln movement, cheap. Inquire at tlie Journal ofllco.

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LOST.

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bluek shawl with crepe bonier between the M. K. und Coolerehtirehes. Iteturn to Mrs. W. W. SeawrlKhl.

LOST—A

flmall open lueeiJ silver wuleh on Washington und t'olleye Htreet. Please return to this olliee.

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bbti-kshawl Wh fringe hieo Bonus whereon Wubtteh avenue between tin? residence of W. W. SeawrlKht and (liven street. Finderivimnto Mrs SenwriKhl.

LOST—A

luilrof cream colored fdlk tnlUs at the Alumni banquet. Uelurn to this olliee.

OST—A searl pin with atnltcr head between the corner of Oruiit avenue and Main street and First Presbyterian church. Leave at Kline & Graham's and ta't reward.

LOST—A

pair of eye glasses ou Monday

morning between the residence of .1. It. Honnoli and Henry Sloan. Kelym to the |ostotliee and receive reward.

S WANTED.

\\TA NTKD—1To rent a house of six or seven VV rooms. imiuent renter.

rtxmis. The riifht place will Hilda perApply ut Mils olliee at once.

WANTKD—

An active, honest mail-salary

FLOO monthly, 11" suitable, with opportunity to advance, to represent locally, a responsible New ^ork house. Ueference. Manufacturer, lxck Box lfi85 N, Y. t-ept. 10. \JirANT KI).—nood reliable t^ersons desiring :^llU»? le omph»ymeut and a permunont |«)sliiwii. Call on or address Oliver r. Perrln, Joel lllock. south Washlnift-on street, Craw/ordsvllle, lmJ. Husk Medlclnc

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when Shiloh's

3ure will give you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Men, salary* and expenses.

Permanent place. Applj ...

Permanent place. Apply at «»nee.

iirowu Itros, Co,, Nurservmen, ChlcH^o. f. io

WANTKI)—Lady

aurent to canvass In Craw­

fordsville and have exclusive sale in county forour "Canford Shoes for Women." Kvery pair warranted. No capital required. Permanent jKmltlon to rluht party. Add once with stamp for repVi Comfort SIKKres*iti,OC uncle, I ml.

FOR REM.

KKNT-House No. 51T. oust Main st reel., Inquire of Newt Wray, with Abe Levinson.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Ofllco over the Corner Hook Store. Uc&ldcmv 500 South WaHhliurtcn Street Ofllco hours—0 to 12, to 5p.m. and 7 toM nj