Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 June 1891 — Page 3
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A vfflman may sw/,and a Woman may spin, And a
Woman may w/orK all day,
BiitLvAed comes into her Then Vanish al troubles av/ay.
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1 have just what you want: A good Oxford
for the house at
1 to 1.50.
•J^KEIJLY
124 East, Main Street.
Fruit Jars of all kinds at lowest prices. Extra
rubbers, tops, sealing wax, wax-melUrs.
Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.
The Crawfoi dsville Transfer Line,
II. C. WASJKIII', 1'roiirletor.
l'as.sen^er.s and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. .eave orders at the stables 011 Market streei, c.r at the branch oflice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No. 47.
ALBRIGHT'S BREAD!
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
rl. T. LAVMON.
V^jT'' jftcfoNBbfc'S OLD STAND.
£l AND I V°" "I" «|'I''\V inwsM'iK I" K°o.l C'il ujro proporvy. Plilwim's I I I I I I I O I 1 ii it on a In re as In it O O O II I 1 to I 0 0 I Olio In I Hitl. The next tell year* will witness an oven mure won derl'iil Kniwlli mid eorivsponpliiK lncreii.se In value ol tlio propoily. l.ota bought a year ago for *400 are now selllug for 1000 HIH| HHIRU. Our AUSTIN l»A«K lots will oven do better, because Austin Park Is one* ol tho beautiful suburbs around Chleugo only 7 miles fmm Court House. Si. vwalkH •r* built anil streets graded. Hulldlngs going up In all directions. Ix»t.s itr VA? tle.-uH' railroad. Grant l«oc6mnUvo Works, employing army ot worklngmcu, near J,ontroui t.'.oo up. Title perfect. Terms: Small nayment down. balance to suit. Lome tot hi iiiul wt will pay your Tun* If you buy. Write for plat*.
Bass, Kessler, Ennes & Co,. 108 Dearborn St., Chicago,
CASTORIA
far Infants and
%HARVEY*
LOTS $100 AND UPWARDS
IliiH Made Thousands llap]))'/ Tit IT.
Children.
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CactorUeorw OoMe.' Boor MonMk.JMuika Kills Worms, (Iras atM*. I
"OASTMTAIGNWAHADIPLSDTSCFCMNATFCAT I "iwmim^iriiitenypmnlfUM I kMmtoaa." aiAKm,II.D., I ration. .. lft,MlnN.T. I WMioultaJ«to«SBsOeMM. or
Write tor miips or Olilouiro, Hlinwlni? locution ol' lliirviw town VniMirkv Wnplilu views of tlio princlpiil factories uiid IHIIIIIIIIKM II«.rve, plat ol Km" BII I TUB HAUVBV I.AN11 ASSOCIATION. 8IU W H2F. Hooker C1H..
OMFAUT,77Murray
Slrwl, W. T.
bicago's Great Manufacturing Temper ance Suburb- Lin^-
LurKc Manufactories I,oeated In 8 MontlM,
On loiifr time. Invest your savlnirs, so they may lei double III one your or lens.
•'ulr: ulso for plioto list. |i|{0 111
The Soap that Cleans
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is Lenox. DAILY JOURNAL
MONDAY'.)UNE 22, lsni.
ii'K.i rii Kit i:ruu r.
For Iiiillunit—ruin: cooler.
Htive 11 Sent to IV, 11.
ir$"Thut old reliable cure for home
sickness, T1IE JOURNAL, will be Kent
to you during your summer visits and
outings for only 10 cents a weelc, Noth
ing e.elra for postage and the address
changed as often (is desired.
A STRIKES OANED.
Ad Hanna the Leader of the Midland Strikers is Bemombcrod by His Friends. Special to The Journal.
WAVKI.ANI), Ind., June 21.—On Saturday evening Iho men who short time ago were known all over the country us the Midland strikers met and presented to their leader, A. 1 llanna, a lieautiful gold headed cane an a testiuionul of their appreciation of his services in conducting the strike to 11 |ioacoful and successful end. l)r. ,T. I'. Uussell made tho preBentution sjioeeh ami also read a poem from his own giftjm'ii dedicated to A. 1\ llanna.
PEOSEOOTEDTHIEVES.
Lawless Grew Stone Frank Baker for Capturing Onion ThieveB. Frank linker sujieriutends tlio truck garden of Deinas Gilbert, which is jufit cast of the city, lie is constantly troubled by half grown boys and young men who enter the garden and steal tlio egetables. Two young follows have been particularly troublesome, and yesterday afternoon Baker suddenly swooped down upon them and effected their capture while tlioy held tho stolen goods in their liandB. He started with them up town and tho young fellows went peacefully enough until near tho Junction when they met with a largo crowd of young men who ltelonged to the samo band. They called to these toughs for help and it was forthcoming in
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time. Thoy gathered up stones and following Baker up jiolted him most mercilessly. The two prisoners lx'gan to struggle then and llnally one of them escaped, linker easily managed tho itlier thon by holding him lietween himself and the stones and thus brought him into tho realms of civilization and very soon to Oilbort'8 bakery. Here he was turned over to Officer Grimes to whom ho gave tho name of John Me Curdy. He was released finally because of his lamentations until' tho authorities can decide what to do with him. Baker was wounded most cruelly by tho stones which had been thrown, his arms and body being covered with black and bluo bruises. The whipping poBt is too good for tho young hoodlums who terrify all respectable people in the vicinity of the Junction.
Oroamery Items,
Charley Waterbury went to Connecticut this morning to buy a carload of Jersey cows, or two car loads if possible, for tho creamery. Thoy will not le sold but will bo kept and milked by tho creamery in order to add to the profit of that thriving industry.
The Veedersburg branch is about ready for operation. Work on tho new building will be begun this week some time.
Runaway.
Yesterday afternoon the horses attached to George Long's cream wagon ran off on tho Sjierry bridge road. Goorgo Hoigemoyer, of New York, in a buggy with Miss Mary Riley and John Bischoff in another with Miss Mollie row were run down by tlio team and only by driving into the ditch did they escape annihiltion. The team was finally stopped after running at full gait over a mile.
Railroad Items.'
The Vandalia will sell tickets Ijetween all points within rt raditiB of two lni'ndred miles at one fare for the round trip on July 3d and 4tli, gtxnl returning July 0. Also'to any point on the C. H. .V 1)., KvaiiBvillo ,fc Terre'Uatito, 'Mon'on, liig Four or tlliriois Central hi one Bnd" one-third faro fortho rotlful trip.
Ohonis Singers.
The male chortiB will meet to-night instead of to-niorrbw night to'practice music for tho Fourth of Jrily.' Everybody welcomed welcomed. Olil members take n6ticb.
A. LAM MOOIIF.,
Cond'r.
The tMdten Delighted,
The pleasarit effoet and the perfefct safety with which Indies may use the liquid fruit laxative Syrup 0'' FigH» under all conditioner make it their favorite remedy It is pleasing to the eye and tc the Unite, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowelB.
A DOSE FORTHE DOOTER.
Friendship Lodge Takes the Bit in Its Teeth and Outs Up Generally. Saturday
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a day of caucusing.
There were caucuses and thore were caucuses. Good Templars were seen in all the by-ways and hedges and all seemto have an object in view. They all looked as though they were going to do something, and, to be candid, they did. Early in the evening the clans of Friendship lodge began to assemble and when the presiding ollicers gavel smashed down on tho desk at the appointed hour for the meeting there were not enough of tho members absent to get up a respectable game of "solitaire.'' Kven Dr. Orillith was present, lookin a little bored, it is true, but maintaining tho appearance of still being boing in tho ring. Some of the members sat looking at the designs on the ceiling, others at those in tho carpet, while still others glared at tho stove with an intensity truly discouraging, while the usual preliminaries wore gone through with and tho deck cleared for action. Everyone know what was coming and when charges of violating the Good Templars' bond were preferred against
Dr. Grillith thore were none of your traditional excited whispers ran around tho room, nor yet any Btartled snorts of surprise. Evoryono crossed his logs and scratched his chin in atnnnner deep contemplative. One or two of the ruder ones winked cloar acroBS tho room at particular frionds and licked their chops in a most savage and suggestive manner. It was "a very solemn occasion" and tho room was so still when Dr. Griffith arose to make his defense, that the mercury in the twenty-live cent thermometer could bo here to drop to tho zero mark, quite audibly. The Doctor made a very ploasant and instructive speech in which he declared ho had violated no bond in testifying that ho knew of no reason why saloon keeper Jake Freed should not open up a knitting room for the ladies of New
Market. He vas testifying on oath,and knowing nothing againBt Freed'H character was constrained to say so. When the docter hnd finished lie was escorted to the anto room and placed in charge of his staunch friend Win. Steele whom he is suing for pulling his log and damaging his eye sight. Others then aroso to speak against the Doctor and some very moan things wero said about him too. Tho chnrgoB made wore Iwth grave and sweeping nnd quite look tho
Doctor's breath, so much so in fact that at the ond of tho third speech ho went out after fresh air. When all those caring to do so had roasted the Doctor's bacon to tho edification of all present and thoir own great satifaetion, a vote was taken 011 the matter and the Doctor was declared expelled, tho necessary two-thirds vote being on hand with some to spare. As it was then about, midnight a fow hymns wero sung and the faithful adjourned to their several beds doubtless to dream of having tho
Doctor hovering over them sawing off nrms and legs in reckless profusion. Dr. Griffith declares tho action of Friendship Lodge a travesty on justice anil will appeal the case to tho Grand Lodge whore he thinks it will bo promptly reversed.
THE GHOST ON SHAWNEE.
A Marveloas Btory of the Doings of a Weird Apparition at the Ohurcli Once In Oharee of W. F. Pettit.
A woird but interesting story of a ghost that frequents tho Methodist church at Khawnee Mound is going the rounds of the press. It was iirst seen, so tho story goes, shortly after tho conviction of l'ettit but everybody scoffed at tho few sho claimed to have seen it. But in the course of a month its visits to the "ghost walk," a path Itetweon the parsonage and the church, were a familiar sight to some of the most reliable citizo.is of tho neighborhood. Quoting tho story: "As many as thirty reputable citizens claim to have seen the uneasy Bpirit, and strangly enough, all of tliam upon various Wednesday nights. Homo tali ove that tlio ghost profers this night to give its uncanny tuusicalos becntiBO it was tho regular prayer-meeting night during 1'ottit's work on Sliawneo Mound while others believo it because tho verdict of tho murder was made up by tho jury upon Wednesday night. Jonathan Meharrv thus narrates his experience with the spook: 'It
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one of thoBc
moonlight Wednosoay nights in Febru arv, abont 11:30 o'clock, that I ap
that 1
proached tho Shawnee' church on my way home from Wingate. I was tired and 1 expect dozing a little on my Boat when, directly in front of the church, mv horse stopped still, with snort that thoroughly aroused mo. I looked at him and saw" that he was trembling in every limb, his ears wero thrust forward and ho seemed to lie paralyzod with terror by some approaching danger. I raised my eyes and behold that which gavo mo as groat a turn as it did old Bird. Coming directly down the Fred Pettit path to my right, und about 100 yards from tho church, was what looked to mo for all tho world like Hattie Pettit, wearing tho Bimie traveling drees in which she returned from South Bend just liefore her death. My emotions wore strange and indefinite, nnd after having passed my hand over my eyes as if to remove the illusion I became quiet through a fascination whoso power I was unable to shake off, but which rendered my mind wonderfully dear nnd susceptible to an impression of what I saw. 'I had heard of the ghost from others and although I am to some extent a Spiritualist I was wholly unprepared for any such manifestation ns I behold. The ghost came directly down the path directly toward me, nnd I had a remarkable good view of tho features by tho light of tho moon.
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just as 1 had often observed her pray silently in services during hor life. There was no token of recognition or oven observance of my presence in tlio glassy eyes which were turned toward me. Arrived at the corner of tho church the Bpirit turned and proceeded directly to tho door. Arrived upon tho tliresliol' sho paused, raised her arms toward heaven nnd wrnng her hands in a supplicating manner. Thi" position was assumed for several sec- i.ids, and thon, as with suddenly received power or inspiration, she pushed open the door, which opened noiselessly, and so closed after her. Almost immediately the midnight air was filled with tho familiar notes of
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lliK'k of Ages.' Tho music
was from the organ, but it was unearthly and growsomo. Tho first selection was followed by another which
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wholly unfamiliar, but ineffably sweet, and which finally died away in a strain so mellow and so sweet it filled the soul with religious rapturo. How long I sat there1 after the music ceased 1 cannot say, but
aroused from my lethargy
by old Bird breaking into a long swing ing trot, which soon left the country church and its weird associations far boliind.' The experience of Mr. Meharry has been that of Boveral others, and no one can account for tho appearance save by conjuc.tures, which, by the way, are numorous, varied and unique."
Real Estate Transfers/
The following real estate transfors wore recorded in the Recorder's ollico during tho week ending .Tune 20: Geo. W. IX)UK1) to Naoiua Llttie, lot In
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Waynutown W. K. Hughes to Whltcsvlllo J. C. William to E. O. and K. II. Price lot in WhltesVille Melissa K. Coyner to 1). W. Hughes, 11 41-100 actes iu Union township... John Guntie to J. and A. K. McCain, a St acres iu Union township, Jl out lots to Darliiurt'jn 400.00 John Singer to Joseph Blufrur, Interest In 80 acres in Hlploy township... 1,400.00 C. G. William#to Mary H. Wallace, lot. in city..... 1,200.00 Jawh oidshneto Jos. K. Oldshne, 100 50-10#Acres, In Park and Monttromcry couutles 0,725.00 Geo. Shlptnan to Kticn Dialicr, pt. 2 lots In Ladofm 500.00 Sheriff MontKOiuory county to A II.
K. i'ron, lot In
20.00
850.00 :»45.00
Hull, 40 acres in Coal Creek township W7.20 Susan A. Good to A. F. Clouser, Interest In 70 acres 111 Sugar Creek town ship C. H. Johnson to Thos.'J. Canine, pt.. lot* in Waveland
1'2 transfers.
•-'00.30 (I7».0I)
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Ilcwurc. of Ointments /'or Catarrh That Contain Mercuru as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through tho mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage '.hey will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.'Cherey &• Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure lie Bttro yon get tho genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by 1'. J. Cheney Ac Co. jggrHolU by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
•Tremendous
Near Nuti House.
Millinery Goods this Week.
OR
Every lady in need of a Hat or Bonnet will do well to call and see us, as we positively mean to close out every Summer hut \vi*
have. Remember, we will save you one-third the price others ask for the same goods.
Special Sale on Thursday and Friday.
9-4 and 10-4 Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting at less price th..n
they can be bought for at the mills.
Gas Fitting and Fixtures.
Spcnce Hot Water Healer.
Plans and specifications furnish
ed. Write for estimates.
Office, 120 South Greon Street
RAILWAY TIMECARDS.
MONON R0UTE~
c.„_
BIG 4
IAST
Merit 117tut.
We desire to say to our citizens, that for yearB we have been soiling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Now Life Pills, Uncklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Hitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitnte to guarantee them every time, and wo stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. Those romedics have won their great, popularity purely on thoir merits. Nye & Co., druggists.
My son has been afflicted with nasal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, nnd bofore lie Jind used one bottle, that disagreilble catarrhal smell had all loft him. He appears as well as any one. It is the liest catarrh remedy in the market.—J. 0. Ohnstead, Areola, 111.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria^
WHY WILIJ YOU OODOH
Dure'will give you ammediate relief. Pried 10 cents, 5*0 cents and SI Moffett Morgan & Co.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorir
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Hiielclen'HAiiitca$iUve. The l)est salve in the world for cuts, bruiBOB, Bores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, .chilapinbs corns nnd all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay reqursri. It is guaranteed to give ]erfect satiid faction, or money refunded. Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co
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
Turned out of THK JOUKNAK ollice by Silas Wray.
Moral: Urlng your Wood KiiKruvliiK to tills olllce to bo done.
ABE LHSVUSTSOISr.
Poor Laundry Work costs just as much as Good
Laundry Work.
Have you triod the AMERICAN LAUNDRY?
Peoria Division.
15a.in Express —M all N :15a.in 1 :r»rm.ui Mall (dally) r»:lrp.m Mall—Kxjmws 1 ::iHp.i» 1 iOHp.m Mall—Kxpross (l:4.rp.iu
VANDALIA.
H:M 1 pin 11 :')U toil.
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The American Laundry is placing a clean towel route. Your patronage is solicited.
W. H. LaFLEUR,
PLUMBING,
Steam and
Hut
Water Heating,
FOR SALE.
FOR
SOUTH
in Night Mull Utility) 1:51u.m
SOUTH 1:20k .'... 1 '.'.15p.m ...Duy.Mull (dally)...
1 ::U'p.m
lAtK)ve tnilne only slop atcounty ncata.] SiOtln.m.Giveneas. and Lar. Aceoin... 8:21a.m 9:10a.in Way Freight,
SALE.—First class lnum liurnor and cook stovo. baliv InitftfV and a IVw oth»»r.household articles lor Rale clttiap.
UKO. (,'IIKKTKH, I'M, \Vo»tlaln Ttreet.
FOIISALK.—A
:40p.in
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II N 11.tn. Express (l:lXpui. "i:18p.ui..... ._. .MIIIL rnillii.in
l'Uht Line Kxprps(dully) Frcljrbt
:2(l pni
..II :."i0 um
—EaBtlack .t McKeen handle tho lead ng bicycles. tf.
W'lilte flewum iiuiclilnu
Ions tliiLii coBt. Never been used. Inquire ul UiIh otllee,
SAI.1C—A Hulit Bpriim wnyuti Willi lop. K\iltulle lor delivery wiiirou, new, nil Iu good order, Imiuiie lit waller's side stuhlo.
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LOSFF—A
LOST—A
open raced silver watch
RISAIjK—An KIH movement,clieup. Inquire HI ilie: Jouriikl offleo.
LOST.
LOST—A
hiack shawl with crepe border between the M. K. and Centerrli»jiehc, Kcturji to Mrs. W. W Se.nvrljrliL
Jlrowh Ilros, Co,
WANTKI)—Lady
Foil
N
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liver watch on street. PleaMJ
small open laced
Washlnirum and College
return to thin olllce.
imirol cream colored silk ntlts at. Ute Alumni hamiuct. Kciurn to ihls otllee
I" 0$T—A scarf pin with amber head b»t ween JL* the corner of (tram avenue and Main streeuand First Prepbytcrlan church. Leave, at Kline Graham's and get reward.
LOST—A
pair of eye glasses on Monday
morning between the residence of J. K. Kcturn tojthe postJlonnoll and Henry Sloan, otllee imd receive reward.
WANTED.
WANTRD-Local
representatives In Indl-
ana to represent Investment Company.'Address Jno. K, Kowtau. Hld'g., Chicago, ill.
Koyal Insurance
W/ANTIC I)—To rent a house ot sl.\ or seven VV rooms. The right place will tlrid a permanent renter. Apply at this olllce at once.
WANTICD—An
active, honest man—salary
1100 monthly, It'unliable, with opportunity to advance, to spousihle New
represent locally, a reork hoiittc. Uclercnec.
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Ma
auufacturcr, 1-ockHox 1585 N. V. 'ept. 10,-
WANTKI).—oood
WANTED:
when Shiloh's
reliable persons desiring
protttahle employment, and a permanent posittou. Call on or address Oliver C. Pcrrln. Jh*1 JUfHJk, south Washington street., Crawfordsvillo, Ihd. Husk Medicine Co.
—Men, salary
Permanent jlac
ami expenses, Anply at oncc?.
Nurservmen, Chicago. 5-:t0
agent U) canvass In ('raw-
tordsvllle and have exclusive sale iu county lor our "Cantord Shoes Tor Women,'* Every pair warranted. No capltul required. PerniHuent |K)sitlpn to right jmrty. Address at once wltii slump for reply, Comfort Shoe Co Muucle, Ind.
FOR REN1.
KENT—Mouse No. 515caot Main M.nVt. liujulrc of Newt Wray, with Abo Jevlnsou.
DR. C. E. RANKIN,
Office over the Corner Hook Store. ItoHldeiKM 500 South WuHhlmrUM! Street to 12,2 to5p.m. and 7 UtKp.m Ottlec hours-0