Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 July 1891 — Page 3

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You Wont Bo Happy UntUYouUei.lt:

$1,000

BACH

SANTA CLAUSSOAP.

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vrljy 'tis

IT'S mE fV0FVTE .SO/il?

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F\EASORL'S. PLAIN

NKfMBANK&Co. CHICAGO.

I have j'isl vvli.it yo'i v.-ui A

for the house at

124 Ear-.', Main Street.

!F7?\X±t

Fruit Jarso ail kinds at lowest prices. Extra

rubbers, tops, scaling wax, wnx-meltcrs.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

The Crawfordsvilie Transfer Line,

It. O. WAIJKIJI*. Proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the citv. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No. 47.

18 Carat Cigar

ssHARVEY®

LOTS $100 AND UPWARDS

ChicagoProp,rty

!100 or 400 houses

»'extort,

Cl\U5?,

IttopE,

/\SGOQD S/^T NlCK'5 TttE r\VOf\lTE 2AIN"T»

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5KEILY

ion!

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S Ol.-D STAND.

ALBRICHT'S BREAD!

Chicago's Great Manufacturing Temperan S S

Large Manufactories Located In 8 Mouth?.

double 'in one year or Jess

Write tor maps of Chicago, showing location of Harveg ami World's Fair also for photo vraphlc views of the principal factories and buildings at Ilarvoy, platof town and price list. THE If AUVEV LAND ASSOCIATION, 810 to 825 Kookcry Chicago 11

built,, and 1,500 moil nlreml.y employed in tlin fuel,ones. 20 4-10x125, *200 nnd up. $25 cash and *5 monthly. No (lis •enco: Fort Dearborn National Hank, Chicago.

trains daily. Lots for all cash. Ilofcrenco 8. J»t. lll.O'vS .t no., 10* i»o«rlorn Street, ClMRitffo

BEECSIAM'S c^^AINLESS.FILLSEFFECTUAL!^

WORTH

For BILIOUS

GUINEA A BOX.*,W

& NERVOUS

Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness, and Drowsiness, Cold Chills,Flushings of Heat, loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costivencss, Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Steep, Frightful Drtorns, ond ail Nervous ond Trembling Sensations, &c»

THE FIRST DOSE WILL CUTE RELIEF IN TWENJY M'NUTES. BEECHAM'8 PIUS TAKEN AS DIRECTED RESTORE FEMALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH.

For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.

7 ACT LIKEMA0IC, Strengthening tlio muscular System, roBtorlne lonK-lMt thny

bringing buck tho Areen cJac of appetite, nnd nrmialug with 111 ROSEBUD OF EALTH tho whole phuslcal enerau o! tho human frnmo. Ono of tho host guarantees to the Nerooua and Debilitated IB that BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IM THE WORLD. "by TIKIS. BEIXilAUi SI. Helena. Lnocnahlrc

PrepMMd oniy by ^liOK. BEIXilAK, St. IXolru*. I,rtocn«hlr«j Kn«land. Botdby VrugJjhawmernlty, B. F. ALLEN CO.. 36o and 367 Canal St.. New.Yjrk, SoW AvoDts for the United 8r.at«t. ieho (i'.V?"'

AND MOKK

YOU1801.KOt

|K)Iulatlonby

$500!

S12KD KG It FREE MAP

OF CHICAGO. SHOWING LOCATION OF "WKS I' MAY WOOD." 41 discount

DISORDERS

lost Com-

will InvesMnfr In pxxxl Clilmwo [iroporty. Chlcaim's

lias Increased from 500,000 in 1 HBO, to 1,200,'

000 In" Tlio next ten years will wltnoss an oven more wonderful growth and a oorrcsimnpluif Increaso In value ot tlio pmporty. Lota bought, a year

IIBO

and moro. Our AUSTIN i*A RK lots wlllovondo better, lieonuso Austin 1'ark Is

mostboautlful suburbs around Cliloago only 7 mllos from Court Mouse. Sidewalks and sowera built and strootB (Traded. Uulldlntrs Kolng up iu all directions. Lots near two depot* and eloctrlo railroad. Grant Loeoinotlvo Works, omploylug army ol worklnifiiieii. nnir by. I.ol« ffrom 1500 up. Title perfect. Torras: Small payment down, balance to suit. Coinu to Clilwgo and «. will pBjr ynur f.re If you buy. Writo for ])lutK.

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

for $400 aro now sollluu for t!)U0

Daily Jocrxai.

TJICliSDAY, .1 l'i,Y2,Ts!il7~"

WEATUEU MV.VOnT

For Indiana—fair couh/r.

Have It Srnt to |V«.

7 hut o/r/ fflntbh' anv fuv Itmue

*iekM*x, THE JOVUXM., mil hv sent

to i/t'ii ilnring i/onr siniiinvr visits awl

ontiiujs for iiiili/ Id rents a ireek. Xoth-

iiitj e.rlru for pustwje uml the wh'ress

chumjrtl as often is ilrsirril.

Wreck at Judsor..

'I 1 io northbound pas.f'iiiror mi tho 1 Vilniiiiliii was about 1 wo hours late 111iK morning owing to a big wreck at .1 u.ljson between this city iml Hookville.

The south bound freight struck a Inure jut that place last nights and as a result the entire train was ditched, the ears be ing piled up in a careless ami negligent style. The wreck was not, cleared until late this morning.

Refuses to Pay,

The city officials are in receipt of

letter from 1J, A.Jklny. president of the Knickerbocker Trust Co., in which it is stated that his company is the oliicinl successor to the defunct American Loan & Trust Co., and requesting the city to pay over to the Knickerbocker as such the own of So,100 due for water nnd light rent. No affidavits accompanied the letter and the city refuses to pay over until tho Knickerbocker furnishes an indemnifying bond.

Named It for the Dead,

Sometime since a secret order was organized in the town of Darlington. When all the preliminaries had been arranged and it became necessary to name tho lodge, there was a great discussion as to what it should be called. Many names were suggested, and there wore objections to all of them. It was declared that they should not name it for any living name, as it was uncertain what ho might be to disgrace tho name ami the older, on the other hand they could not find the name of one departed (hat was not in use. After much discussion and pretty lively times, an old gray headed citizen aropo and slowly but emphatically said: "Gentlemen, this i|tiarrel has lasted long enough. Von can't settle on anybody living or dead, still something dead suits you best. 1 suggest that you name it Darlington,the deadest thing I know of."

Programme Tor Tomorrow, This evening the exhibition run nnd fireman's foot'nice will occur on Green st reet between bnif past seven and eight o'clock. To-morrow llu events •will occur as follows: 11 ». m. Rope wnlk on Main street. •1 p. m. Balloon ascension anil parachute leap on north Washington street.

Tn tho evening at f:30 o'clock the central and southwest gates of tho fair ground will be opened to the public, mi admittance fee of 15 cents being clw rged. At 7:30 o'clock will occur the balloon ascension and parnchuto leap with display of fire works. At eight o'clock will liegin tho band tournament. There will be six or seven crack bands compete besides being several solo contests so the programme will be stretched out indefinitely. Tho grounds will be beautifully lighted with the electric light and the contest takes place from (lie bund stand which has been erected in front of the amphitheatre.

Wedding Reception.

West Indiana Avenue was in' a blaze of glory last night and the home of Thomas Quinlnn was the scene of a bril liant social event. Allison Dodd and his blushing sixteen-year-old bride arrived home from .Duirwiii.-, T'l yesterday afternoon and wore at home to about thirty invited guests in tho evening. Tho mansion was beautifully decorated and tho soft strain of enticing music floated out on the idlo summer evening, inspiring all who heard it with tho belief that love is beautiful and good. It was indeed a holy sight to view tho young couple, who in the. very spring time of life and bud of promiso had sworn to love, honor and cherish each other till death did them part. The bride and groom, glowing with modesty, beauty and grace, handsomely main tainod their parts and the entertainment passed off with true metre and rhythm of tho inspired epillinlanium of the swoot Itoman catulus. Tho symposium of which the guests took part was elaborate and inviting and all present expressed themselves as more than entertained. Tho only disagreeable feature of tlio evening was a loud charivari tendered the happy couple by about seventy-five of his boyish friends who iu the buoyancy of youthful spirit and exuberance of mirth appeared on tho scene burdened with fish horns and similar accompaniments. They proceeded to pour forth their souls in melody until invited into the house to eat, which they did and to sncli an alarming extent that there were not enough viands loft when they departed to make a good breakfast.

W. B. 0. Attention.

The regular meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps will bo postponed until Saturday, July 11. By order of the President. Ni:WIIJ3 JHOMIUOOK,

The

OIK

Secretary.

lAixltea

ol tlio

Delighted.

Tho plonsnnt effect nnd tho perfoct snfety with which Indies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, mnko it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to tho oyo and to tho tnsto, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver nnd bowels.

THE MEW TREASURER OF WABASH.

Ho Tiles His Bond and Takes JELis Office— Tlie Rotiring Treasurer. To day Alexander Thomson retired from tlio ollice of Treasurer of Wabasli College and turned the affairs over .to his successor, T. 11. Histine, who has duly filed liis bond of S50,000. Mr. Uistino will have his ofliee in tho room so long occupied by his successor, and will devote his entire tifne to the work, retiring from active participation in the business of tho law firm of Uistino & Kistine. Just here it would not bo inappropriate to quote a portion of President Tuttlo's report to the Trustees. It says:

Tho resignation of Mr. Thomson as Treasurer ought not to take place without special notice. Ho was elected to the office in June, 18G4, and has occupied it until this time, a period of twenty-seven years. The meeting of the Board June, 181U, was marked by tho fact that the college was reported out of debt. It was so cheering a fact that its mention at the close of the commencement exorcises was receivod with livoly satisfaction.

Nor was it in illusion. It was a great fact. But the currency was then in a low condition as to value. Tho dollar that year had sunk to about forty cents of purchasing power. The country was still involved in war which tasked its power to the utmost. Without accurate data I suppose tho college was nominally worth one hundred thousand dollars. It is now really worth seven or eight times as much as that.

Tho college since that time has made extensive repairs of the South Hall and the Normal building. It has added to Center Hall two wings, built *and equipped tho HoveyMusoun^PeckScientilic Hall, Yandes Library Hall, the 1 toiler building and the admirable apparatus for heating all tho buildings. I need not say tho money for these purposes has amounted to a large sum. In addition to this tho scientific apparatus in the several dopartinonts and the library,increasing from six or eight thousand volumes to over thirty thousand, iltogether have cost a largo sum of money. In addition to this must be named tho current expenses of the in stitution constantly accruing for salaries, labor, fuel, repairs, taxes and other necessaries. Tho aggregate for theso must reach many thousands ol dollars. I suppose the books would show the sums expended in fixed properties and current expenses. It muBt be a large amount and all of it has passed through Mr. Thomson's hands. 'During these twenty-seven years no employe of the college has needed to wait for his money when due.

During these years the Treasurer has seldom been away from his post—the longest being two periods of serious ill ness. He has been marvel of punctual and scrupulous attention to his business, And it is needless to say theso sen-ices have been invaluable to the college.

Mr. Thomson is tho fourth treasurer of Wabash College. John Giliiland's term of office was from June, 1832, to 1S34', Robert C. Gregory's term from 1834 to 1838, Edward O. Hovey's term from 183S to 1864, nnd Alexander Thomson's term from 18C4 to 1891. The first term was two years, tho second four years, the third twenty-six years and the fourth twenty-seven years. Tlie united period of Hovey nnd Thomson include 53 years. The college has beon singularly fortunate in her financial officers, not only in the long period of tho two last, but in the further fact that the treasury has never lost a dollar dur ing the fifty-nine years through dishon osty.

It is worth while to mention the fact that the terms of office ot the second and third Presidents of tho college lack only two years of equaling the united terms of the two Treasurers, Hovoy and Thomson.

Fred is Annoyed.

The Lafayette Journal man was behind tho bars of the northern pen the other day and oven his old friend Pettit has tho following in regard to him: "There has beon a groat amount of senseless stuff published about W. F. Pettit since his incarceration in the pen itentiary. One man has seen him wield ing a rilzor. Another assorts that ho is much annoyed by tho stares of the visi tors to tho prison. None of these statements aro true. Mr. Pettit would naturally feel averee to being stared at by everyone passing through tho prison but Le is not subject to suoh annoyances, Warden French has considerately signed him to work in a room that is rathor obscure and is not on tlio route taken by those who pass through tho prison, and not ono visitor in 1,000 catches even a glimpso of him.

Ho can do double tho amount of work assigned him and earns

—Sky Rockots and Roman Candles at Fulton Market.

G. A. E. Meoting.

McPhorson Post, No. 7, G. A. R. will hold its regulnr monthly meeting nt Post Headquarters on Hnturdny ovoning, July 4. A full nttendnnco is desired. —Flngs nt Carlson's. —Carlson hns fire crnekors for tho boys. —Don't forgot tho "SocinM" dance July '2, II and 4.

ADVICE

111.,

White, Plaid and Stripped Lawns only 5c per yard.

WOMEN

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse,'Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Meristruation you must use

BRADF1ELDS FEMALE REGULATOR

CARTENSVILLE, April 28,1880.

This will certify that two members of my immediate family, after having suffered for ears from Iflenstrual Irregularity physician*

yeaibeing treated without benefit by were at length completely curod bv one bottlo of Bradflold9* Female Kcgulator. effect is truly wonderful. J. \v. STHANUG.1(ator. Book to WOMAN mailed FREE, which valuable information on oil female (IISCOACD.oootnlns BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,

ysiclan-s ne bottlo Its

ATLANTA,

roB

SALE

AZI.OA.DRuoaiara.

Sold by Kve & Co.

Has Not Applied.

Prof. Stanley Goulter curds tlio Lnfnyette Courier to tho effect Unit bo is not enndidnte for tho chnir of Biology in Wabash College, that is that lio litis not npplied for the position. This is probably very trufi but doubtloss tlie professor would take the position if tendered him, ns many of his friends hope it will. The card is as follows:

In an article headed "Dr. Tuttlo's iuecesKor." in last evening's issue, it is stated that I nm a candidate for tho ihair of Biology in Wabash College. Jf understand the meaning of tho word candidato the statement is without foundation in fact. If any application has been mnde on my behalf to the authorities ot Wabash College it has been done without my knowledge or authority.

STANLEY

COULTER.

1.1SDEX.

It is rumored that a young lady of this place will soon become a resident of your city.

About fifty airload of ciittle went- east on tho Clover Leaf railroad lust Wednesday'in three sections.

The whistlo of tho threshing engine will be heard next week with fair weather and new wheut will be put

011

the mar

ket. Joseph West and daughter, of Fithion,

came over to this place

WHT

BOIIW

WIM. SOD

money by

doing so. Tho value of his extra time last month was S10.80. Ho speaks iu cordial tones of his treatment and has a kind word for all. Ho is confidont ho will receive a new trial. In reference to tho proposition of soino of tho jurors who passed sentenco on him to hold a reunion, ho said ho thought some of them had too much sense to do so while some of them might,"

011

last

Tuesday to spend tho Fourth au.ong friends and associates. Ono car loud of Lumber for the now church arrived on lust Monday and was unloaded off the car right whore it was wanted by the carpenter.

Tho strawberries aro done for this season, but somo nice ones worn on the table at the Junction house on June 29 and 80, raised by J. S. Bonnett.

ISeivare of Ointment* For Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy tho sense of smeil and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, us the damage they 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, nnd is taken internally, nnd nets directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Cntnrrh Cure bo Burs you got the genuine. It is tnken internally nnd made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. £§T*Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.

Hater lients.

Water bills for the qnnrter from July to October will be due July 1st and must be paid at tho office before July 10. F. II. SHEETZ, Mgr.

oouon when Shiloh's

jure will give you nmraediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 oente nnd 81 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori:

BIG BARGAINS THIS WEEK

In All Summer Goods

White Embroidered Suits, worth $1.75 to $2 per yard, only $1.

Black Null Embroidered Suits 4 1-2 yards only $2.29.

—A leautiful line of Challies in all qualities. A large lot of Black Silk Mitts, 40-cent quality

nly 25 cents. 26-inch Oxadyed-Handled Umbrella.s only 90 cents. A 20-cent quality Jersey-ribbed

Vesty only 10 cents. Largest stock of Fans in the city at lowest prices. We have six dress patterns

in Figured China Dress Silks that we will close at the extremely low price of 39 cents per yard.

Ladies' Fancy Hose, only 5 ce.ils. Big reduction in all kinds of Millinery Goods.

\y. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

Gas Fitting and Fixtures,

A I W A 1 I ME A S MOSOS ROUTE.

11 :i0 mil Freinlit 11 :."i0 inn

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorisu

When I began tiBing Ely's Cream B'-dm my catarrh was so bad I had hoadacho the whole time nnd dischnrgod a large amount of filthy matter. That hits almost entirely disappeared and I linve not hiid hendncho since.—J.H.Sommore,Stephney Conn.

My son hns boon afflicted with nnsal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Creain Balm, and before ho had used ono bottle, t.iat disngrenble catarrhal smell had nil left aim. Ho nppours as well ns tiny one. It is tlio best cntnrrh remedy in the market. -J. C. Olmstead, Areola, 111.

Merit

irt»i«.

We desire to say to our citizens, thnt for years wo hnvobeen selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnicn Salvo nnd Electric Bitters, and linve never hnndled remedies thnt soil ns well or thnt linve given such universnl satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, und we stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. Theso remedies linve won their great populnrity purely on their merits. Nye &. Co., druggists.

Wo linve sold Ely's Crenm Balm almut three yenrs, snd have recommended its uso in moro than a hundred special cases of catarrh. Tho unanimous answer to our inquiries is, "It's the' liost remedy thnt I have ever used." Our experience is, thnt where pnrties continued its use, it never fnils to cure.—J. H. Montgomery, A: Co., Druggist, Decorah, Iowa.

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 THE JOURNAL office by Silas Wray.

Moral: Urlng your Wood KngrHVlng to tills oflleo to bo done.

ABE IjE"V"X3SrS01T.

Poor Laundry Work costs just as much as Good

Laundry Work.

Have you tried the AMERICAN LAUNDRY? Near Nutt House.

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

!rf

Spence Hot Water Heater.

Plans and specifications furnish

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

NOHTII la.ni in 8::.M U.U1 40p.in

1 :U0n.m Ntpht Mull (dully) 1 :~la. 1 :'jr»p.ni Day Mall (dally) 1 :16p. 1 Above trains only stop ttteountv seat«.] 5:03p.in.Jrooneii.s.and Laf. Acoom i):l0u.m Wuy Freight..,.

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

*ART

0:1 Ca.ni Express -M all 1 :.r)5a.m Mall (lully)

FOtt

,..lU::t0a.tv

5:12p.m Mall—Kxproaa ijilRp.n l:08p.m Mall—Express 4fp.in

SOUTH VANDALIA. NOI1T1I

ll 44H.m.....V. Express (1:1 Hpni. f:lSp.in Mull K: 1 tliiini K:.'Upin.. Fust IJuc Kxnr PD(dnlly) ...

1 4! M1

Hi 1 1 1

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE OK TKADB-Two POMIOH. dress l!ox*J41, Linden, Intl.

SALE—A splendid black geldlntf, six yours old, would make an excellent nnd reliable driver for city use, perfectly gentle. Address lioxi)?, Mace, lnd.

FOR

AVHST

0:ira.m

BALE.—A White Rowing tnaclilnp at. less than eoet. Never been used. Inquire at this ollice,

FOR

'-':SD

SALE—An open raced silver watch Elvlii moveineut,cheap. Inquire at the Journal oflleo.

LOST.

LOST—A

gold cuff button with a gold

dust Kln-

square set, somqwhereon thofttroet*

dei please leave at the iost-olllee tiud receive reward.

STRAYED—A

Foil

Ufrhl colored Jersey cow

about 7 years old, with her hornH coinltifr almost Into her eyes. Had dark face and forelegs. 1-iLstscvn Wednesday evening, June miles out on the Vouutsvllle ro*id. Kinder please notify Prot.J. M. Coulter, 414 Wubush street, Crnwfordsvllle, lnd.

WANTED.

\\TANTED—A horse for his board and care. To do light driving. Apply tolUC.Jaekman. 715, oust College street. O-ltt.

WANTED—A241,

WANTED—An

WANtfKD

Ad-

baker at Linden, lnd.

Lock Uox Linden, lnd.

\\T ANTED-A girt to do hodsework. Inquire at 40H east Wabash avenue,

WANTED-Loeul

representatives In Indi

ana to represent Investment Company. Address Jno. R, Rowlan, Rld'g., Chicago, 111.

Royal InBunuu'i'

active, nonest. man—salary

9100 monthly, 11* suitable* with opportunity to advance, to represent locally, a resnonsiblo New ork house. Reference. Manufacturer, Lock Bo* 1585 N. Y. h'ept, Ml.

WANTED.—oood

reliable persons desiring

profitable employment and a pernmi,* pall on or address Oliver U, Dock) south Washington street, pt lnd. JtuBk Medicine Co.

nent position. Porrln. Joel Hloo Crawfordsvllle,

AN'fKD:—Men, salary, tind expenses, Permanent place. Apply at once.

l'erma

Rrown Bros, Co,, Nurserymen, Chicago. 5-J10

WANTED—At

onco. a girl tb do housework

steadv work If comietent help. Apply WUbash avenue, opposite Wlllsou

at 504 east school.

FOR RENl.

UKNT-Houso No. 5X5 oaat Main street, inquire of Newt Wriiy, witli Abo Luvln-

DR. C. E. RANKIN. OfflCOOT0r0ttt«l^^»oJtte8!dO,,U''

Oflleohonr»—Q to 12.2 to 5p.m. nnd 7 to8 p.m

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori^