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

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rubbers, tops, sealing wax, wavmelters.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

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Old Bryant & Stratton Sohool, North P. n--.«ylvnn!u St.. When Block. Orpoolto Foat-OSce.

course individual Instruction by a large, Mrom? faculty K'otures tlrac ^vort cxponseB low complete facilities for BUSINESS. SHORT-HAND, ENGLISH TRAINING, ETC. Mp oraa tree at graduation a Btrletly business school hum unrivaled commercial center superior equipments. ana unequalen lu the success of its graduates no chnrpe for positions furnished.

UEGANt. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. FREE. HEEB 6 OSBORN, PKOPMETMt

The Crawfordsville Transfer Lsne,

R. C.'WAMtUP, Proprietor.

1 assengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or anv part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch ofllc.e at C. A: Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No. 47.

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|Chicago's Great Manufacturing Tcmpcrance Suburb- city Limits.

8 Largo Manufactories Iiocated In Month*.

doubloon one year or fess.

of Chicago, showing location of Harvey and World's Fulr also for photo

•J "IL tows of tho principal factories and buildings at Harvey, platoftown and price list. THE HAKVRY LAND ASSOCIATION. 819 to 825 Kookery Chicago III

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bousos built, and 1,500 men already employed in tho factories. 41 .,,

Lots 2fi 4-10x125, fiJOO and up. 85 cash and $5 monthly. No discount Reference: Port Dearborn National 13unk, Chicago. B. M. IILOSS & CO., 107 I«»rbon, Street-, CUlcti^o

will by Investing In (rood Chicago property. Clilcafm's population has lncrouscd front JiOO.OOO In

1880,

''AHK lots will even do hotter, because Austin l'ark Is one ol tlio

In Tlio noxt ton years will witness an even more wonderful growth and a corrosponplng Increase in value ol tho property. Lota bought a your ago for

$400

Chicago only 7 wiles from Court House. Sidewalks and sew-

oct rip 'lu'ldlnga going up in all directions. Lola near two depots anil mi

"Orks. employing army of worklugiiten, near by. Kola

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JOURNAL.

FRIDAY, JULY 3. 1891.

WEATHER REPORT:

For Indiana—fair: cooler.

Have It Sent to l'ou.

sSf"That old reliable cure for home

sickttess, THE-JOURNAL, will be sent to you during your summer visit* and

outings for only 10 cents a week. Noth

ing extru for postage and the address changed as often as desired.

State Dental Inspector.

Tlioodore McMechan has boon appointed a member of the State Dental Board whose duties are to oxamine the fitness of those desiring to practice dentistry in Indiana. The appointment lasts for two yeara and the ollico is one of much responsibility.

Hooked His Flags.

Last evening Charley Davis had just made up a large bundle of flagH and bunting in the Sheriff's oflice and was proparing to start homo to decorate his residence when ho was called out a moment by some of the court house jokers. When ho returned the flags had disappeared and could not bo found. The Treasurer's ollico is under the gloom of suspicion. vi

They Kept the Cows in the Kitchen. The ladies of the Baptist church who are running the dining room in the Stone Front room are nothing if not practical. Instead of going home to milk the cows and then carrying the milk to their dining room thfty simply back the cows' up to the rear of the Stone front and there do the milking. It's a groat scheme and worthy the mind of a genius.

Somewhat Romantic.

Tho marriage of Clayton Snyder and Miss Daisy Britton Wednesday evening was not without its tinge of romance. The young lady's parents while perfectly willing that Bhe should wed were nut apprised of tho marriage at all and merely supposed that sho was going oftt to some social gathering when Mr. Snyder called for her and conducted her to their now homo on east Main street. There tlioy wore married nnd the old folks know nothing of it until- tho noxt morning.

The Waveland Public Softools. Tho third annual report of tho Waveland public schools jp a pamphlet of thirty-live pages just issued. It elioWB that tho schools have had a steady and generous growth under .the management of Superintendent Evans and that the prospects for the future are good. The attendance has grown from 110 in 1887 to 186 in 1891, making necessary tho employment of two more teachers. A new feature of the schools is a savings bank where the pupils are encouraged to deposit their earnings thus promoting habits of thrift and economy.

The Davis-Barnes Embroglio. Isaac Davis gives his version with his trouble with Dr. Barnes aB follows: "I was in the country yesterday, and on my return home I found an unsigned note asking me to call at the Bobbins House. I went to the hotel about noon or a little after and found there my mother and my sister Jemima, who had called to consult Dr. Barnes in regard to a cancerous growth on hor face. I asked the Doctor his method of treatment and his price. He said something about using a plaster and that his price would be $500. I then asked him if he would guarantee a cure for this sum. He said no. I stepped out to consult Isaac M. Davis, my nephew, and was gone about ten minntes. When I returned to the Doctor's room he was in the act of placing a plaster on my mother's face. I forbade him to go any further in the operation. Then ensued a war of words between the Doctor and myself. I had learned that while I was gone mother had signed a note for SGOO payable in thirty days bearing 8 per cont. interest after maturity. She had signed the note by making her mark which was witnessed by some person in the room. I denounced him as a fraud and a scoundrel. He ordered me to leavo the room which I refused to do at the time. I took mother and my sister away and then went to J'. D. White and employed him as my attorney to procure tho note, which he has done. It is now deposited in tho First National

Bank where I can lay my hands on it when necessary." The above in brief is Mr. Davis' statement of the unfortunate affair.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John W. Marks and-Martha Call.

Q. A. R. Meeting.

McPherson Post, No. 7, G. A. 11. will hold its regular monthly meeting at Post Headquarters on Saturday evening, July 4. A full attendance is desired.

WAVELAKD.

Rev. Hnnter returned to Indianapolis yesterday. Mrs. James Soybold died at her residence near south Waveland Wednesday night. Funeral services to-day.

THE GLORIOUS

TEE CELEBRATION IS NOW UNDER .. WAY.

The Bond Concert To-night to be Event—Last Evening's Attrao.c tions—Notes.

1011th

—Flags at Carlson's. —Carlson has firo crackors boys. —Don't forgot tho "SociaU" July 2, 8 and 4. —Sky Rockots and Roman Candles at Fulton Market.

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dance

natcr Rents.

Water bills for the quarter from July to October will bo due July 1st and must be paid at the oOlce before July 10. F. H. SHEETZ, Mgr.

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Large crowds came swarming oown town last evening after supper to witness tho evening's entertainment. The first feature was the balloon ascension and parachute leap by Prof. Peacock. The ascent was made from north Washington street and was a great success. Tho parachute leap was made when tho balloon was about over tho reservoir of the city water works and Mr. Peacock landed safely in Hutton's woods.

Tho exhibition run of tho fire department was quite successful, water being thrown on tho control school builuing in one minute and a half.

At 8 o'clock occurred tho foot race betwoen moinbers of tho fire department. All the entries except Dan Pickett, John Bell and Frank -MoNeeley had dropped out, and these gentlemen skimmed over two blocks of Qreen street in a manner indicative of emulation. Pickett came out winnif, withBell 8 close se ond and MoNeeley a close third. After the race the large-crowd on the streets surged around for an hour or so enjoying the pyrotechnics and sodawater.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAM.

4 a. m.—Salute of 44 guns. 10 a. m.—The grand* Industrial parade will pursue the following lino of murch: Beginning on Market near tho fair grounds tho procession will procoed west to Washington, south to Piko east to Green, north to Main, oast to Water, north to Market, west to Greene,

NOTES.

The new uniforms of Company I arrived yesterday and the boys will make their first appearance in them to-mor-row in the prize drill. The uniforms were 45 in number and were given aB a mark of respect for the best inspection in the prize drill.

Among the features of the Fourth of July celebration at Crawfordsville is a prize band concert for a purse of 8150 to the best band organization. The Shelbyville band is entered and will make a strong effort to secure tho prize. Its members are excellent musicians and it is regarded BB one of the best, if not the best bands in the State. Prof. J. S. Bergen, their old leader, will be with them at the contest.—Lafayette Courier.

The band tournament this evening will be the feature of the Fourth. The small admittance feo which will be charged at the gate ie only reasonable and just. These bands cost the committee over $700 and most of the money subscribed has gone already into other channels. If the tournament does not pay them out the committee will be away in the hole. No reasonable man

I CONTINUED ON TU1HD PAGE.

Private Opinion Made Public. I. F. Wade:—My first Fourth of July in this town was in 1882. The town was small then and inhabitants few, but the few were full of patriotism, and the celebration was done up in good style. Cannon firing called the people together in the morning. About 10 o'clock the procession was formed on Main Btreet in front of the Eagle Tavern, with Chilion Johnson for grand marshal, Bev.Samuel Brinton as chaplain, H.B.Milroy to read the declaration, M. D. Baird, orator and Johnnie Fisher with his band of music, marched to Methodist meeting

where each one performed the duty as signed to him and to the satisfaction of all.' Then we reformed and marched back where John Mack and his good wife of the Eagle served a sumptuous dinner to seventy-five or moio of us,and and we ate and drank toasts and wore merry. In tho evening, too, our host of the Eagle preparod us a dinner for the young folks and the lads and lasses all came together and had a good time. After the more sturdy and pious portion ot the company hnd retired we of tho giddy turn of mind called in some stringed instruments and "capered nini bly to the inspiring music of three fid dies" in the upper chamber, in short wo danced all night till most daylight, then went home with the gals in tho morning. And now, after nearly sixty years, sonii of us are here yet, and I havo arranged with the Baptist sisters, who are serving a Fourth dinner in tho Crawford stone front to serve dinner at my expense for all who ate dinner or stopper at our public table on that Fourth of July, 1832.

The Ladies Velighted.

The pleasant effect and tlieperfeot safety with whioh ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, .under all conditions, make it their favorite remedy, It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.

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

Ladies' Fancy Hose, only

ADVICE

WOHXH

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, ®y Suppressed or liregular Men-. struation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

.C'CARTERSvn.L*, AprilM, 1880.

Thl* will certify that two meihbers of my immediate famllyi After hk-rln* suffered for rears frorti Menntrual Iri belngtreatedwlthout benefit bj were at length completely cured of Bridlndv Female* Hejroli effect to truly-wonderful. J. w. STRAWQK. BMk to WOMAN mailed FREE, which oontaliu

Talaable information on all temalo dlmiei.

BRADFIELD REGULATOR

H^HWETOIIW.

John Munns' fine draft stallion known as Wait For Me, died last weok with

to Main, west to Walnut and then lockjaw, the result of an injury, north to Market where the procession Georgo Small has been employed by disbands. In this line evory business Ed Kinoy, of Indianapolis, to buy wheat house in tho city will bo passed. .1:30 p. m.—Time rnn of tho fire department to Darter's warehouse on Market street. .2 p. tn.—Prize drill betwoen military companios of Frankfort, Waynetown, Indianapolis, Crawfordsvillo and proba-l bly other points. 4 p. m.—Grand concert of six bands on court house corner. 8 p. m.—Fire works.

at this place. Thoy have rented tho east ware house. Children's Day WBB observed by the Baptist people last Sunday. The crowd was large, as was also the collection. The entertainment was extra good.

Amos IiiiHO is remodeling tho

The K. of P.'s hold tlioir semi-annual election last Monday evening which resulted in Howard Edwards being elected Chancellor Commander, Fonce Sum nor,Vice Chancellor, and Collins, Prolate. Installation noxt Monday.

The latest is the Canadian war which was declared yesterday. Principals were Herzog, Curtis, Swank, Collins, Marsh and Owens. Tho excitement at this stage is so high can't get particulars,

Ras Williamson says he was an eye witness,and will swear that Herzog got cut inside with a hatchet—a gash 7 inches long, and that his intestines were pro truding when he left tho field.

Beware of Ointments t'or Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell "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, aB 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, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gennine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. gET°8old by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.

A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Pr. King's New Disoovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for an affection of throat, house I lungs or chest, snch ns co»isnii.pt!on, in

BIG BARGAINS THIS WEEK

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

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

—A beautiful line of Challies in ail qualities. A large lot of Black Silk Mitts, 40-ccnt quality

only 25 cents. 26-inch Oxadyed-Handled Umbrella* 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 3'ard.

IIOUBO

which stood on the property he lately purchased of Dr. Fitch and will convert it into a store room. Ho will build a lino residence on the west side of his lot this fall.

Preachers Scott and Shoey aro both harvesting this week. There is some talk of having a hay pitching contest between the two divines in tho near future, which if it goes off will attract a large crowd. tjoveral of the Bports from hero will go to Peru the 9th to see Ed Corey torture Elder Pitta. From the way the boys talk they aro willing to back Ed for any amount he may want to fight anybody in the State.

ce.its. Big reduction in all kinds of Millinery Goods.

Near Nutt House.

CO..

ATLANTA, OA.

rOB SALE BT J.ZZ DRUGGISTS. Sold by Nvo & Co.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and

Water Heating,

Hot

Gas Fitting and Fixtures,

Spencc Hot ftater Heater. 'lans and specifications furnish-

0:15a.m Hxprcss —M all 1:5.ra.m Mall (dully) 5:13p.w Mall—Express.... l:08p.m Mall—ExpreHs—

SOUTH

My son has been afflicted with nasal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, and be fore he had used one bottle, that dis agreable catarrhal smell had all left him He appears as well as any one. It is the best catarrh remedy in the market -J. 0. Olmstead, Areola, Dl.

Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King'i New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, nnd have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guaran tee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if

We have sold Ely's Cream Balm about three years, end have recommended its use more than a hundred special oases of c* uirrh. The unanimous answer to oui Inquiries is, "It's tho best remedy

flammation of lungs, bronchitis, isthm tbnt I have over used." Our experience whooping cough •_*», etc. It is pleas that where parties continued its use, ant and agreeable tv p^rfer'ly safe j,, never fails to cure.—J. H. Montgomery, and always to be udp**uded

Axn.

Trial I

bottles free at Ziyc & Co'e drutf .,Ure.

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

it is also an excellent sample of the

W O O E N A I

Turned out of THE JOURNAL office by Silas Wray.^

Moral: Hrlng your Wood Kngruvlng to this office to be done.

JLiEV-rtrsoisr.

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.

ed. Write for estimates.

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Office, 120 South Green Street

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MOSON ROUTE.

i:20a.ni. .Night Mail (dally) l:51u.u :t2rp.in Day Mall (dally)- 1:30p.u [Above trains onlystopittoounty scats.] :03p.m.Giveueas. and Laf. Accorn... 8:2la.ti

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BIG 4—Peoria Division

WKST

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AND ALIA.

FOR SALE.

'OK SALE Oil .THADB—Twolpoules. drcsB iloxiMl, Lindou.lnd.

BALB—An open Elgin mo

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44a.m..... Express 6:lHpm f:18p.in Mail H:10a.in 8::ilpm..Fast Line Exiir SB(dally) ... 2:20 pm H-:.-0 am Fmurlit ll:50 am

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial

When I began using Ely's Cream Bslm my catarrh was so bad I had headache the whole time and discharged a lnrgo amount of filthy matter. That has almost entirely disappeared and I have not had headache since.—J.H.Sommers,Stephney Conn.

WANTED—lf

Ad-

TOIt SALE—A fiplenilld black gelding. yours old, would mnko an excellent reliable driver for city use, perfectly Keulle. Address Box U7, Muve, Ind.

six

and

jHMtSAI.E.—A White scwinir maulilng at, 1 less than cost. Never been used. Inquire uO this office.

FOR

.... ..... raced silver watch

Elgin movement, cheap. Inquire at the ifo

Journal ofllco.

LOST.

LOST—A

gold cut! button with a gold

squat

dust

square set, somewhere on tliOMtrcet. Klndei please leave at the post-clllce and reeeivo reward.

TKAYKD—A Uffht colored Jersey cow about 7 years old, with her horus coming most into hcrcyes* Mad dark face and J'oivletfs. Last seen Wednesday evening, June '.'4, inlles out on tho Yountsvllle, roid. Finder pleaso notll'y l'rot.J. M. Coulter, 411 Wulmnh street, Crawfordsville, Ind.

WANTED.

you are looking for a |M)Sltion

In tho west write us. We have vacancies for oflleo work, store clerks, farm hands and for posltlous too numerous to mention. Addross enclosing stump for reply to W. K. Payne & Co., U22 ITnluu Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. 7-2:1

\17ANTED—A horse lor his board 11 To do liKbt driving. Apply to it. n, 715, ousi College street.

WANTKD-A241,

and care. C. nek-

monthly,

Batisfac

tory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye & Co., druggists.

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baker at Linden, lnd.

Lock Box Linden.lnd.

WANTED—A

girl to do housework. Inquire

at40H east Wabash avenue,

WANTED-Ixcal

representatives In Indi

ana to represent Investment Compauy. Address no. it, itowlan,

nid'g,,

Chicago,

ill.

Koyul Insurance

W/ANTED—An active, holiest man-

VV *100

11'suitable,

salary

with

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tunity to advance, to represent locally, a responsible New ork house. Kclcrcncc. Manufacturer, Lock Box 1585 N, Y. t»cpt. 111.

WANTED.—Good

reliable persons desiring

profitable employment and a permanent position. Call on or address Oliver U, I'orrlu, Joel Mock, south Washington street, Crawfordsville, lnd. Uusk Medicine Co.

WANTED:—Men,

salary and expenses,

Permanent place. Apply at once. Drown Bros, Co,, Nurserymen, Chicago. f-:i0 At once, a girl to do housework steady work If competent holp. Aj»ply

\\7ANTEDVV steady work if competent holp. An at504 oast Wabash avenue,-oppcsfc'j-Wtfli school.

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FOR REN1.

FOIt

KENT—House No. 515 east Main street. Inquire of Newt Wray, with Abe Levin-

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

Oflloe over tho Corner Book Store. Uealdciicj 500 South WaahlnKtcn Street Oflloe hours—9 to 12.2 to 6p.m. and 7 to 8

but