Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 June 1891 — Page 3

A woman may seW^and a Woman may spin, And a Woman may v/orK all day, Bat?rv^hefJ g^TA^u^p comes into her house

Then vanish all troubles

av/ay.

KMA'CLAUS'SOAP* IS° MAO

S TO P!

I have just what )Ovi want: A goodOxford

for the house at

to$i.50. JJKEILY

124 Eani. Main Street.

3?ia.it Jars.

l'ruit Jars of all kinds i1. lowest prices. Kxtr.i

rubbers, tops, se.ih!'^ wax, wnx-meltcrs

Ross Bros,. Cent Store.

TheCrawfoi dsville Transfer Line,

It. O. WAiiltUI', l"ru|i ielor.

Passengers and 1 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 olllce at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No..17.

18 Carat Cigar

1 vi,o.v. vts ALBRIGHT'S BREAD!

for

sbl.OOO

Infants

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

,1. T. LAYMON. AT BONNELL/S OLD STAND.

and

well adapted to efcOdfen that to my prescription B. A. Aaous, U.D.,

I St, Bnaklra, H. Y.

rt a A N 7*011 will

Children.

rt*t.

Cactart* enrfu OoKe, OoaMlpaUaa. 8our fitomnr-h. DlarThasa. Kills Worms, fires sleep, I WltfoutlcjuHooa TIIS CKKTADK OOMPANT, 77 Hum SUuut, W. T.

I»v lnvrstlnjf In (rood Ohieiuro property. Clilciiiro's

MOItK 1 IM4! It! 111II )I1 lius S n« r-ii5el .romriUO.IHKI In IXKU. to i.-JUO.-

L?^Z 2r* I 000 111 I Ml I. The next t'!i years will wltmws an even limn- won KOIt (TCnni ih-rlnl irnnvt.li mill eorivsponplnif luttniiim) In value ol tin- propKACH kjl a

WW I ei'iy. l.tils liiMHr'il :i vr:u Ilk'" Inr $100 arc now si'lllujr for $1100

anil more. Our AUSTIN lAUK lots will I'VI'II dn lietti'r, lioruisi1 Austin ljiirk IB ',nJ! V''' •iiciatlioautiriil suburb!) iirouiul Chhtuxo only 7 lis fnmi oni t. I louse. 'l!^. ""ll I'J-S built and slreotH (jriuleil. Uullillu^ *olnif up ,1" illivctlons I IH electric railroad. Oinnt Utuonmllvu Works. miipioyliiK urin ol ""rkliiMiiui.

Croni |r00 up. Title perfect.. Terms: Small payment, down, balance to null. Conn, to un eago and we will |my your fitre 11'you buy. Write for pints.

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

A E

LOTS $100 AND UPWARDS SJttX y™ Kr

,'Jr:

Chicago's Great Manufacturing Temperance Suburb-

L:ni ».

Large Manufactories Located In 8 Month *.

TUB U.-iUVKV LANL) ASSOCIATION, Hill K'-.i Hookery Clileii({( 111

s'lvl,,KS'*° m"y

The Soap

Cleans

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24, 18!)1.

H'/J.L TILL. 11 LL KI'OUT:

For IntliiLiiu—ruin: warm.

lift cc It Sent to 1'on.

l^fTluit old reliable cure for home

sickness, TllF. JOUJtNAL, will In' sent

to you during your xii miner via its and

outings for only 10 rents 11 week. Noth­

ing v.rtru for pontage and the address

changed as often us desired.

Probate Oourt.

Margaret Ciivo has been appointed guardian of the heirs of liiram L. Cave.

The Best Yet.

The exhibition run of the (ire department last evening was the ).Hst yet given. Tho run was made and water thrown upon tlie central school building in tlie short space of two ininutea,

Crawford Will Pay Up.

Henry Crawford, of (ho Midland, has sent word to Treasurer Ramsey that he is willing to remit the balance of 8788 hie on delinquent, taxes as noon as he •shall receive an itemized account. The account was promptly forwarded to hiiu this morning.

Notice to P.0.S.A, Members, The members of tho P. O. 8. A. lodge are requested to meet at tlioir hall on Friday evening at 7:30 and march in a body to i\l usic Hull to attend tho S. of V. Hag presentation. Let each member make it a special point to attend this interesting service.

.Hocuin Street.

The city commissioners vieved the proposed extension of Hocnm street yesterday and will recommend tho improvement to the council next. Monday evening. Tho extension will cut through the Itai'h.'l Galey property on oast Wnba.-h Avenue at the east end between Jell'erson and Wabash, thus improving these choice lots very ma teriallv.

S [Uire Clark's Condition.

Squire Clark, who suffered in some mysterious manner such severe injures last Monday evening, Las improved so far ax to be able to answer "yes" or "no1 to |iic8lions put, but can make no further conversation. It is pretty definitely settled that he fell from his buggy between tho wheel and bed and was dragged in this way some distance. Hits recovery is now hoped for.

The Assessment in i'rankfort. Property owners will doubtless be in terested in learning how tho assessment in otir neighboring city of Frankfort compares with that in Crawfordsvillo. Messrs. liamsay and Elmore, of the Board of lteview, compared the two assessments yesterday, being assisted by Nate Lucas, of Frankfort, a late resident and property holder of this cityThey found that on a low estimate the Crawfordsvillo assessment ran about, 30 per cent, higher than that of Frankfort This will bo cheerful news to our taxpayers.

Will Toot Their Horns.

The Fair Association lias about completed a contract with the Ladie's Female Band of Trenton, Michigan, to furnish music during tho county fair. This band is composed of fifteen pieces and is one of tho ltest bands in tlie country, constantly receiving calls from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast. Tho ladies are all beautiful and have beep, collected from over tho county at great expense. It will be tho best musie ever furnished here during the fair and the association is exercising some judgment.

Objects to tho Water Works Improvement. Dr. John N. Taylor, of the State Board of Health, is very much dissatisged with the innnnor in which tho Water Workri Company aro placing in tho wooden tubing to Bocuro tho water of the Whitlock Springs, llo thinks that tho tubing being laid so shallow tho wntor will become impregnated by the surface drainage. This could be obviated by a sorioB of wolls sunk to depth of ton or twelve feet, properly cemented and cupped. Tho water would thus come from the bottom and all appearance of surfnee drainage would lx out off. Ho thinks tilt) State Board of Health will interpose objections to the present improvement.

JTIE IMMCH Dellyhtcd.

The pleasanteffect and the perfect safety with which liuliea mny use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite remedy It is pleasing to the eye and to tlie taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.

—liichardu, the shoemakor.

ROSS-GREENE,

The Nuptials of Two Popular Young People Celebrated in Grand Style. About two hundred and fifty invitatations wore issued for the wedding of Charles W. Ross, of this city, and Miss Alice 1). Greene, and about one hundred and fifty responded last evening with their presence at tho residence of tho bride's parents, George Greene and wife, two miles south of Waynetown. Tho ceremony occurred at 8:30 o'clock, when tho conversation of the guests was interrupted by the familiar strains of the wedding march played by Eddie Brandkuinp. Joe Ross, of Lafayette, brother of tho groom,and Robert Greene, brother of the bride, first appeared stretching white silk ribbons from the door to each side of the mantel, thus forming a passage way for the bridal party. Next appeared in tho ordor named, Dr. C. A. Brooke, of Monticello, Miss Mollio ltoss, of Lafayette, bridesmaid, Miss Lmcy Scott, of Moline, 111., bridesmaid, the groom, and lastly the bride leaning on her lather's arm. Dr. Brooke used the form pri scrided by the Methodist church which includes tho giving away of the bride by hor father, the exchange of solemn vows, tho ring service and the prayer it the close. Tho entire ceremony was most beautiful and interesting. It occurred beneath a bower of ivy and'daisies while to the rear were the lottors G. R. worked in daisies on (,reen background. The bride was of conrso tho cynosure of all oyes. Her dress was of cream faille, on traine and with medica collar. She wore bride's roses in hor hair and also carried thoni in hor hand. Miss Ross wore a cream brocaded silk and Miss Scott a doep cream silk crepo. Both bride's maids carried and wore Mareclial Neil roses. At the CIOHO of the ceremony tho newly made husband and wife kiBSod and tlion followed kibses and congratulations from tho families and friends. The guests were served to elaborate refreshments in the yard, tho tables being long enough to accommodate fifty persons at a time. It was decorated with evergreen and daisies and a large vase of lilies was placed just in front of the bride. The largo well-kept yard was lighted all over with hundreds of Chinese lanterns making a scone of liouuty and brilliancy not often witnessed It was between eleven and twelve o'clock when tho party began to break and each one loft with boBt wishes for Mr. and Mrs. ltoss, hoping that their future life may be in keeping with the happy beginning of their union.

To-day they will take a short trip to Martinsville where a reception will be given them by Mr. and Mrs Charles Johnson. They will bo in Lafayette on Saturday and on Monday will return to Crawfordsvillo to go to housekeeping on west Piko street.

THE JOUHJJAL, in lehalf ofCrawfordaville society, congratulates Mr. Ross and welcomes his bride to our city as one of us. She is most charming nnd withal a most sensible woman and her influence will bo felt in many circles. She has attended Bchool at Indianapolis, Oxford, Ohio, and two years ago graduated from the Northwestern Conservatory of Music at Evanston. Her wedding day was also her birthday, she being just twonty-one years old yesterday. Mr. Ross is too well known here to need any word of encomium, either as a business man or church worker. MoBt of tho guests wore from Crawfordsville and Waynetown. Those from other places were Dr. C. A. Brooke and wife, of

Monticello, uncle ond aunt of the bride, Mrs. John Brooke, of Frankfort, Miss Abbie Warner, of Rockford, Ills., Miss Clnra Westerberg.of Galosbnrg,

Ills., Alex

Ross and family, of Lafayette, Mrs. Horace Tinglcy, of Chioago, and Will Schonimerhom and wife, of Attica.

•—Genuine porpoiseloces at Richard's.

OHIPB.

—J. R. Bonnell will alter and enlurge his honse during the summer. —The Supremo Oourt has denied a /^hearing in tho case of Zack Mahornev vs. IIowoll Gano, et ill. —Tho farmers have begun to harvest their wheat and it soems that tho phenomenal crop is now safe. —John Abbott has opened up a burlier shop in tho room formerly occupied by tho telegraph office, and ho runs three chairs. —Prof. E. C. Winslow and wife left last night with tlioir housliold goods for Southerland, Mass., where they will reside for the time being. —Jacob Freed wants it stated that iio has not withdrawn his appeal for application for liquor license which was refusod by the commissioners. Freed has tiled his bond and will fight. —lfonry Williams received a cablegram this morning from Fostnot, near QueensUiwn, announcing tho snfo arrival of tho "Majestic," which lxire Ed Voris and Charley Williums ovor tho pond. —A boy in tho south end was up troe picking cherrios, whon ho fell like a shot squirrel. From the heap of mashed chorries it was difficult to determine whether tho boy was hurt or tho bucket hnd overturned. —Tho dozen coal henvers employed by tho Motion to load the engine ton dors at Bloomington aro on a strike for higher wages, and tlie train crewn are now doing their own loading. Tho strikers want 81.CO instead of $1.10 a day. —A crew of Itomnn racers want to exhibit here during tho fair. Ladies do

FULLY APPRECIATED.

This lady's hat is such a striking success that it attracts masculine admiration as well as obvious feminine eyes. This is sufficient indication of the work turned out at our store.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medic.il 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 and voluntaiy testimonials. Sent bv express on receipt of price |!.M per bo"

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. BOLD BY ALL DUUUaiSTS Sohl by Nye & (k).

most of the riding attired in gorgeous tights, bestriding two horses at once and heating any man who may appear. The association is considering the advisability of bringing tlioin here.

Dr. Cowan's horse while running awav yesterday afternoon collided with Mine O'Neill's grocery wagon which happened to lie standing on Green street near Main. The vehicle was turned over into the gutter as was also the mare hitched thereto. It was thought at first that Mr. O'Neill would havo a heavy loss to bear but nothing was found to bo soriously injured. —At tho mouth of the alley by Walter's barn a load of hay was overturned and as the driver was not in sight when deponent passed by, it is fair to presume that said driver was buried beneath tho hay. How long he survived the imprisonment or whether he was rescued the writer hereof is unable to say. The whole matter is a vast cloud of doubt ond calls for investigation. —Miko H.O'Niel has been arrested on warrant sworn out by Tim Ward charging him with profanity. Messrs.

Ward and O'Niel had a misunderstanding Saturday evening and Mr.O'Neil introduoed a few superfluous adjectives into the argument. "J -Rev. N. K. Glover, tho rector of St. John's church, is making an effort to raise a sum of money sufficient to paint the church and for other repairs. -The luscious Georgia watermelon Js in tho market.

PERSONALS.

—Robert Gray is visiting in Rensselaer. •—S. A. Still well was in Frankfort tlii iiiuniing. —J. A. II. Wilson left for Lookport yesterday. —Harvey Black has returned from Terro Haute. —Ed Townsley went. t.o Ft. Wayne this morning. —Master Fred Townsley is visiting in Logansport. --R. M. McMeken will spend tho summer in Montana. —Charley Johnson returned to Darligton this morning. —Charley Bay less has returned from a trip through tho South. —Mrs. Laura Doherty has gone to Jacksonville, III., to visit her mother. —,T. R. Bryant left to-day for a trip through New York and Ohio in tho interest of Ilia cresting. —Miss Tudio Barry who has been risiting relatives here returned to Tavorsville, 111., this morning. —Rev. K. S. Tnglis has gone to Milwaukee to perform a marriage ceremonv and will not return until after Sunday.

for the same goods.

Near Nutt House.

ed.

CARTERS

PIUS.

OH

Millinery Goods this Week.

Kvery lady in need of a Mat or Bonnet will do well to call and

see us, as we positively mean to close out every bummer hat we

have. Remember, we will save you one-third the price others ask

Sp6cial Sale on Thursday and Friday.

9~.| and io-,j Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting at less price than

they can be bought for at the mills.

CURE

Bick no&dacho and rollovo all tbo troubles fnef* dont to a bilious stato of tbo system, suoh PJ Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Pain In the 8ldo, bo. While their mo«6 remarkable BUCCOGB lrna boon shown incusing

SICK

HclAaeho, yet Carter's Ltttlo Liver FiUf $n equally valoablo in Constipation, curing and pro* vontlng this annoyhm complain twhllo tboy also correctaUdisordorsoithostotnach .stimulate tho lirer and regulate the bowels. Evoaixtbeyoijlj

HEAD

fAcbsthertronldboalmostprioolesstothosowtia •u//er froui tMs distressing complaint but fortunately tholrgoodnoss doos notond bore,and thdso whoonco try them will find tboeo little pills vaju. able in so many ways tbatthoy will not bo willing to do without them. Bui after aUalck hoa4

ACHE

ABE LIETVIISrSOItf.

Poor Laundry Work costs just as much as Good

Laundry Work.

Have you triod the AMERICAN LAUNDRY?

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

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and

Hut

Water Heating,

Gas Fitting and Fixtures,

Spence Hot Water Healer.

l'lans and specilic.tlions furnish­

iAVrite

for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

mm route. 7^

Nljrlit Mull Mully)...1turn ....Dity Mull (dully) 1:0ll|.m

BOOTH 1 :'J0u.m... 1 l_Abov« i.mitttionly slop nt county sonLs.l m.(irtMMH'ns.unci Luf. Aeoom... 8:'21a.m

U:U)u.m \Vuy Freight...

4—Peoria Division.

HAST BIG 0:1 on.in 1 :.V»ii.tn 5:lMp.iu.

....Kvprcbft -Mull J):lfn»in Mull (dully) Mull—Kxpross 1

1:0Sp.m Mull—Express tl:-tfp.m

VASDALIA.

SOUTH bH la.m Kxnress r»:18p.m Mall .'l 1 pm Fast Line R.vnr 11:50 am Frchrht

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SiMiK.—First class IniKe burner utxl cook stove, luiby bujwv iiud lew otb«kr household articles

CJKO. CHKHTKK, I'J 1

Foil

NOUTII

(5:1.spin. 8:lia,in WJIJ jim ..I I :."»0 ijin

LOST—A

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Xsthebanoof so many Uvea that hero Is wh^ro wemako our groat boost. Our pills cure it while Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver PIIIR aro very small abd Tory easy to tako. Ono or two pills mako a doto. Thoy are strictly vegetable and do not gripe lor purge, but by tnolrgontle action plcaso ail who usethem. XnyialsatSGcents flvofor$l. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail.

CARTER MEDI0IN6 CO., New York

SMALL PILL. SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai

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

it is also an excellent sample of tlie

W O O E N A I N

Turned out of Tin! JOURNAL_olliee by Silas Wray.

Moral: Urlnj? your Wood KiiKruvlng to this olliee to le dono.

for yule cheap. W'oM. Main Ttreet.

FOHSALK.—A

White Pcwinjr timchlnp at.

less than cost-. Never been used. ln|nlro alibis olllce.

SAhft—A llRht spring wiigon with ton, suitable for delivery wairuii, new, all good order, Imiulie at Walter'^ sale stable.

1j*OU

SALK—Ail open fuced silver watch Klgin movement,cheap. Inquire al the Journal olllce.

LOST.

black shawl with crepe border between the M. 15. and Center churches. Itelurn to Mrs. W. W. Seawrlght.

LOST

A small open laced lilngton

olliee

LOST—A

Foil

liver watch on I'lCUKC

'.Washington anil College street

return to this olllce

Lost-

Analrol cream colored silk mlt.s at Alumni banquet. Keturu to this

the

scarl' pin with amber head between tlie corner of (Jrant avenue and Main street and First. 1'resbyt.crlan church. Leave at Kline & Uminim's and get reward.

I" OST—A pair of eye ghi8fics on Motidny JL* morningbi'tween theU'sldc neeof .1. It. llonncll and Henry Sloan, olliee and receive reward.

Keturu to.lhe post*

WANTED.

WANTKD-repre*cut.

W

Ijoeal representatives in Indi­

ana to InvestmentCompiiny. Address Jno. It, Ilowlau, Koyal Insurance Hl«rg., Chicago, HI.

ANTKD—To rent a house of six or seven rooms The right place will llnd a permanent renter. Apply at. this olllce atonce.

WANTKD-

?1U0 111'

An active, nonesl man—salary monthly, if suitable, with oppor­

tunity to advance, to represent loeullj*, a Htionsihlc New ork house. Iteferenee. Manufacturer, Lock Hox IR»H5 N, V. "ept, id.

WANTKO.—HCKMI

reliable persons desiring

pmtit-ablc employment and a permanent position. Cull on or address Oliver 1'. I'errlu, Joel Block, south Washington street, Crawfordsville, ml. Husk Medicine Co.

WANTK1):-Men,

salary

and expenses, Apply nt once,

l'erimuieut place.

lirown Bros, (.'o,, Nurservmen, Chicago. f»-ao

WANTKD—Lady

agent to canvass In Craw­

fordsville and have ex-elusive sale In county forour "Catiford Shoes for Women," Kvery pair warranted. No capital required. Permanent, position to right party. AddreHKut. once with stamp for reply, Comfort Shoo Co Munclu, lud.

FOR REN1.

HKNT—JIOUHO No. 5l5eaH Main street, inquire of Nowt Wrny, with Abe Levin-

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

OQlce over the Corner Book Store, ltcttldencr 500 South WRghliurtrn Stre»jt Olllce hours—I) to 1H.to "»p.m. and 7 loK

hut