Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 July 1891 — Page 3
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Ladies,
Do you want a neat Newport Tie,
A neat Prince Albert Tie,
A neat Oxford Tie?
I have them in stock
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124 East Main Street.
Fruit Jan a*l kinds at lowest prices. Extra
rubbers, tops, sealing, .wax, wnx-melters.
Ross Bros., 99 Cent Store.
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The Crawfordsvilie Transfer Line,
It. O. WAMCUP, l"roirictor.
Passengers and Baggage 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 oflice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washing•'a-
ton street. Telephone No. 47.
18 Carat Cigar
That .Tired Keeling Is Never I A| DDIP UIT'Q RRTAni ii a I I I O
all cash. Heferenco: Fort Dearborn National Hank, Chicago. 8. M. ltl.OSS & CO., 107 Donrborn Slreet, Chicago
Gage Park
LOTS.
1600 AND UPWARDS,!
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MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
J.T. LAYMON.
AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.
SChicago's Great Manufacturing TemperI
ance Suburb- city Limits.
1 8 Large Manufactories Located in 8 Month
double hi one year or lone.
Write tor maps of Chicago, showing location of Harvey ami World's Fair also for photo graphic views of tho principal factories and buildings at Harvey, plat of town and price list. TUB HAHVBY LAND ASSOCIATION, HID to 825 Kookery Chicago III
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SKND FOR FRiiiC MAI*
Property
JL 1 C^X. I OF CHICAGO, SHOWING LOCATION OP "WKSTMAYWOOD." 41 discount,
MOor 400 houses built,, and l.BOO men already employed in the factories, yams daily. Lots 2l 4-10x125, *200 and up. *25 cash and {ft monthly. No difl
Why lmy outside lots when you enn get for tho same money insido City Chicago Tjots worth
lmving. Six inilos from tho Court llouso five
miloH inside tho city limits on park cared for by tho city and on tho cornor of two great
boulevards and section linos one block from
two railroads, tho Pnn Handle and tho Chicago Central Ry., near city stores, school houses,
Btroot cars and ovory City convenience.
CRAIG BROS., Gage Park Subdivision,
'ornor of Oarileld and Western Av. Houlovnrdsand fronting on GftRO Park iR tin1 it! offered to investors in small lota in Chicago to day. Every lot will bo worth j'libio the price asked to day wlioti the Boulevard System is coinploted in 1803. Tako a 'iiciigo city
map and see the location but a short distaNco from the World's Fair Site.
a.vndic iUs or culbs talcing ton or a block, spooial inducements. Send for plats,maps l"'iccs.—Note: Over 400 lota have been
Bold
since April, 10,1S!)1.
CUAIG I3HOS. Owners 717 CUambor of Commerce, Chicago, 111.
DAILY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1891.
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WEATHElt KKPOJIT:
For Indiana—fair:cool.
MAY BE A SUIT.
Thu Injuries of Jolra Biiiford and Walter Schleppy May Lead to a Law Suit, After tho accidental shooting of John Binford nnd Walter Sehlepjiy last Tuesday tiie |uestion arose as to where Walter Schleppy obtained a revolver and cartridges with which the damage was done. Investigation showed that the revolver had been purchased of a young companion who was visiting in the city until recently. Further research developed the fact that the cartridges had been purchased from a young clerk at a well known hardware store. Selileppy himself did not purchase them but got a juvenile relative of tho clerk to do so, explaining to that young man that they intended to hunt birds in Crawford's woods. Yesterday's JOURNAL contained the section of tho law prescribing tho |Knalty inflicted for soiling ammunition to minors, and tho talk to-day is to the effect that suits will soon bo instituted against the proprietor of the hardware store where the goods were purchased.
No positive declaration to this effect has been made as yot,, but tho matter is under serious consideration and it is altogether probable that the matter will lind its way into tho courts and will be pushed vigorously.
"Lend Me a Dime,"
These were the liquid words of sweetness which assailed the ears of everyone who passed the Y. M. C. A. building last evening about dusk. A young gentleman standing in the door-way uttered tliem and then backed up what he asked for by the assertion that for ovory dime loaned ho would return fifty cents this morning. Ho said that he lived out near Judge Snyder and his character for honesty was irreproachable. He wanted tho stuff to engage in little game of draw poker which he said was going on in a Green street saloon. Soveral persons influenced by the promised usury lonned tho hopeful man their dimes. They are probably lost forever for it may be said of this kind of promises as tho immortal Sam Wollor said of "Weal pies especially when made o' kittens," that they are "werry cheap and werrv fill in."
Selling Tobacco to Minors. The following is the section of tho law regulating tho sale of tobacco to minors: "It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to give, barter or sell, either directly or indirectly, to any child or children under the age of sixteen years, any cigars, tobacco or cigarettes, to bo chewed or smoked by said child or children or to give, barter or sell the same to any person whomsoever with knowledge that tho same is to bo chewed or smoked by any child under tho ago aforesaid or to persuade, advise, counsel or compel any child under said ngo to chew or smoke tobacco." The penalty is a fino of not less than SI more more than S10.
Starting Poor,
No ono should marry until ho has enough collateral to start decently in life but they do do it without every day and it has not been many thousand years ago since a yonng man who was married by a 'Squiro hero called the old fellow to one side just before tho ceremony and told him ho could not pay tho fee until the next Saturday. Tho 'Squire acquiesced anil nil went off lovely until just ns tho couple started Jout. The 'Squire then cried as they passed through the door, "Well whattimo Saturday will you bring up my money?" They do say tho young man looked troubled.
Linden Females.
Mrs. Whitocotton, of Linden, is in trouble with ono of her noighbors. Some time ngo sho sold hor sowing machine to a lady friend for 88 with tho privilege of using it a weok on trial. Tho other day tho lady friond brought tho machine back nnd uncerinoniously dumped it over into Mrs. Whitecotton'e yard without so much as "thank you." Mrs. Whitocotton is now suing for tho 88 and Hoed Hannn wont up to-day to represent hor in tho trial which will cost somoono ovory cent of 840.
Will Go To Boston,
Miss Mayme Wilhito has resigned hor position r.s teacher of tho Longviow school which sho has filled so acceptably. Hor ronson for so doing is that sho may spend this winter in Boston ns pupil of tho Boston school of oratory. Misa Wilhito is known as an olocutionist of rare ability nnd her mnny friends hero will bo plonsed to lonrn that she intends to develop her gifts.
The Ladles Delighted.
Tho pionsnnt effect and the porfect safety with which Indies mny use tho liquid fruit lnxativo, Syrup of Figs, undor nil conditions, make it their fnvorito remedy. It is plonsing to tho oyo nnd to tho taste, gontlo, yot effectual in acting on tho kidneys, livor and liowels.
SUTLOH'S COUQII nnd Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For snle by Moffett, Morgnn& Co.
IN OLD IRELAND.
0. N. WILLIAMS WEITES ENTERTAININGLY OF THE EMEKALD ISLE.
He Sees the Poverty of the Farmers, Gazes on tho Famous Blarney Stone and Waves the American Flag in the
Tower of Blarney Oastle.
Through tho kindnesB of C. N. Williams we are permitted to publish somo of hiB letters from Europe to his home folks. The first one is from old Ireland nnd is given in full bolow:
Tire: ECCIIIJS HOTEL, GMINOAHUT, Juno 25, '01.—MY DRAK SISTEK.—I am in Ireland nt last and I herewith enclose little genuine Shamrock that 1 gathered mysolf, ulso few leaves from Blarney Cnstlo whore all go nnd kiss tho blnrnoy stone, but myself and Voris did not kiss the stone, guess it was too common.
Wo landed safely nt Quoenstown nt 4 o'clock last Wednesday morning. A boat came out from QuoonKtown nnd took off ovor 500 pnssengors thnt wanted to go by Quoenstown, nnd tho big steamer "Majestic" then proceeded on to Liverpool which is about 12 hours run. Wo had expected to land nt Quoenstown about midnight nnd so no ono wont to bed. We spent two hours walking about Queenstown, but as its a small plnco of about 4,000 and so early iu tho morning wo did not BOO much for tho shops (as they call tho stores over hero) nro only open from 8 a. m., to p. m. We took tho 6:15 train for Cork which wo find iB city of over 70,000 and seems to have ns much pnsh as any city of its size in America, nnd ono would never suspect any suffering in or near such a city as this, more so than in the StatoB. But as soon ns you visit tho country then you begin' to seo how awfully poor tho pooplo are nnd how they live, for tho landlords take all they raise for ront, ground renting from three pounds (nbout 815) to ten nnd twelve pounds, according to the gronnd, for most of the land through which wo hnvo passed is very poor and hilly, nnd owned by landlords in largo blocks. After breakfast in Cork we, with two other gentlemen took a jaunting car to tho famous Blnrnoy Castle, which wn6 built in the sixteenth century. Its walls are from three to five foot thick and is 150 feet high, and is filled with dungeon prison colls, and subterfuge passages used in tho family wars at thnt timo. It is now tho property of Sir George Cottrum who owns several thousnnd ncres of land adjoining. Tho drive out there is beautiful and the road ib ns smooth nnd hard as tho lloor. In fact, nil tho roads in Ireland so far as I have gono nre smooth, hard rond made of pounded stone. Returning from Blarney we came in by tho river Leo, which is a lovoly drivo nlong tho rivor bank. Aftor returning to tho city wo went to the Saint Ann church. It is a poor protostant church, bnt the one that contains the world renowned Chimo Bolls of Shannon, about which Fnthor Prout wrote tho poom entitled ThoBells of Shannon. Ho died in Frnnco but his body was brought back and buried in tho church yard. Wo wont up and saw tho bolls nnd then had tho young lady play on them. 'While in this old church we attended tho baptizing of child from tho old font that stood in tho old church. Tho font was made in 1629. While tho church is very old the chimes still rotnin nil thoir sweet tones. There nro eight bolls and nfter playing a number of familiar pieces tho young lady began on "Home, Swoet Home," and I waved tho American silk flng which sister llattio gave mo before 1 left homo and which I would not soil for 8500 nt the present time. It was a touching scene nnd Rev. Dr. Murphy, of l'lninfiold, New Jersey, who was with us, found a groat huge tear on bis cheek and Voris, well ns tho small boy would sny, was not saying word. After tbis wo visited sovornl chnrche6 and places of interest nnd wo nro off for further pleasure.
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OHIPS.
—E. P. Curtis is building an nddition to his house on south Elm street. —Extensive alterations will bo made shortly in D. F. McClure'sTrade Palace. —Tho dynamos aro lioing placed in position nt tho city's olectric light plant. —Darwin Thonris, who has loon tho guest of relatives returned to Williamsport to-dnv. *•. —M. C. Kline caught a four pound nnd a throe pound bass nt ono throw his lino last Tuesday. —Maurice Thompson is the nowly elected presidont of tho Western Association of Writers, which mot at Wnrsnw. —Andy Freeman, tho beautiful blonde who runs for tho Nutt House, lind h's head punched yesterday by three of tho dining room girls. —Miss Mnttio Colvin, tho dnnghte of Rev. S. P. Colvin, formerly of this city, was married to Ed Peacock, tf Chicago, nt hor homo in LnPorto Saturday night. —Tho following bonds were redeemed by tho county this week: Linden gravel road, 82,500 Wavoland and Parko county line, 8500 Darlington and county line, $1,500 Potato creek grnvel rond, 81,000. —A telegram was received from Horace, 111., by tho friends of John W. Vannico thnt ho was taken suddenly sick at tho homo of his daughter, Mrs. Stroht, nnd foars wore entertained thnt ho would dio. Later intelligence reports him somewhat revived, but his oondition is quite critical. —Charles Jenkins and Miss Maggio Parker were happily mnrried by Justice Chtimnsoro this morning. The marriage took plnco in B. R. Russell's office as a gnng of loafers hnd followed tho young couplo tip to tho Squire's offico nnd thoir prosonco wns not agroeablo in tho least.
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BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. G* BOLD BY ALL DUUG0IST8 Sold
by
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Distnot Meeting of Odd Fellows. Tho district meeting of Odd Fellows will occur at Lafnyette noxt Friday Tho Grand Master ill bo prosor.t and work will be done in all tho dogreee. A number will go from this city and those expecting to do so will please leave their names will Ed Sargent or Will Wobstor. Tho Crawfordsvillo delegation will go up on tho 8:21 Monon train Friday morning.
—The ladies of section 4 of the First 'rosbyterian church will give a social in tho church pnrlors on Thursday evoning, July 9 to which all aro invited. A regular supper including ice cream and cake will bo sorved from 5 to 8. All for 15 cents. No extra charge.
NEWROSS.
B. F. Brown is much improved. Porry Martin, of Crawfordsvillo, wns hero yesterday.
Dr. Ensmingor, of Crawfordsvillo, wns hero yesterday. A supposed mad dog wns killed onst of town Wodnesdny.
Mrs. W. H. Gott is visiting hor father, Mart Honry, wost of Ladoga. T. A. Brown nnd wife, of Bouldor City, Mont., is visiting relatives hero.
John Walter, U. P. Harris and W. H. Coddington will start to California Monday.
Brother Mitchell nnd wifo will locture at tho Christian church on Wednesday night, July 22. Subject, "Foreign Missions.
11.4 ELAND.
Lee Straughnn rides a now safety bicycle. Ambrose Dillmnn returned from Columinis this morning.
Miss Lnurn Gains returned home to Hobron, Ky., yosterday. MiBS Gustn Hartung visited Crawfordsvillo friends to-day.
Dr. Orofton nnd wife, of Mt. Edon, Ky., visiting relatives hero. Tho Misses Hnttie nnd Sophia Todd nro visiting nt Terre Haute.
Miss Lucy Tnlbott, of Alamo, is tho guest of Mrs. Dornn Clore. Will Shepherd died of consumption nt tho residence of his brother Frank. Burial services woro held at tho residence nt 10 a. m. to-day. Interment at Old Union cemotory,
OFVI EL.
Miss Phebo Earl, from Wnynotown, is visiting friends in this vicinity this week.
Rev. T. M. Hamilton preaches nt the Ofilol school houso on noxt Suturdny night.
This vicinity was nbout deserted on tho Fourth us nil celebrated nt Crawfordsvillo.
Wheat threshing commenced Thursday nnd farmers aro anxious to have it ovor with.
Ira nnd Thnnna Miller camo home from Knightstown Snturdny, and will Bpend vacation at home.
As birthday surprises aro nil tho go in Offiel it wns not possible to let ono go by so us last Thursday sailed nround so did Mrs. Mulouh Miller's birthdny. Also did the merry makers with ice cream and cake but not satisfied with surprising hor alone thoy surprised Fred also. Tho evening was passed off with lots of fun nnd music.
Ilcwarc of OlntmeiUH For Catarrh That Contain Mercury nB mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell nnd completely derange tho whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on proscriptions from reputable physioinns, as the damnge they will do is tenfold to tho good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Oaturrh Ouro, manufactured by F. J. Cheroy & Co., Tolodo, O., contains no mercury, nnd is taken internally, and nets directly upon the blood nnd mucous surfnees of the system. In buying Hall's Cntnrrli Cure bo sure you get tho genuine. It is takon internnlly nnd made in Tolodo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. J5f*Sold by Druggists, prioe 75c per bottle.
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Clean Towels
For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES. If you want them iett once or twice a week,
At 5 Cents Each, notify
The American Steam Laundry.
W. H. LaFLEUR,
PLUMBING,
Steam and Hot Water Heating,
Gas Fitting and Fixtures.
Spence HolMcr Heater.
Plans and specifications furnish
ed. Write for estimates.
Office, 120 South Greon Street
GRAVELLY HUN.
Georgo Leo is tho owner of bran now wagon purchased in your city. Misses Icy Hamilton and Maude Johnson, viBited Mr.Vangundy and wiTo on the Fourth.
Misses Alico Tribbott and Alt,a Elsberry wore guests of Miss Ratio Johnson on tho Fourth.
David Binford, of Garfield, will thresh tho wheat in this neighborhood, commoncing next week.
Milt Hnnkins and family, of Clormont, have boon visiting Muhlon Butler nlso Miss Orn Stunloy, of l'luinfield.
Walter Wesnor who has been student a Terro Haute tho pnBt year, 6]eiit sovornl dnys iu our midst lust week.
Messrs. Orvillo and Archio Peebles left us Snturdny evening for thoir uncle's, Dick Wulters nonr Wnynotown.
Children's Day will bo duly olisorved noxt Sunday, July 12 at Flnt Creek. Rev. Martha Binford will bo present at tho morning services. Childrons exorcises in tho uftornoon.
Tho gloriouB Fourth wns i.ttondod by a few from this place. Tho majority were satisfied to enjoy the fire works from homo ns thoy could plainly bo soon when the "lightning bugs'1 did not come in contact between them and tho sky rockets.
Wheia B*by wu afck, we garo ber Uutoife When she was a Child, she arled lit Cmtori*. When she became Miss, she clung to CastorlA. When she had Children, she gave them Castorfe,
Rek ifeadscho and rollers all tho troubles UMl Cent to a bllloua stato of tbo ayiitem, anob aa Dlzdoaas, Nanaea, Srowslneaa, Dlatmaa after eating, Pain in the Sldo, &o. Wblla tliolrmoat WPiiftiNe taeeeaa haa boon ahown in cartag
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the ban* of soman? Uvea that here ta where wemakeonr great boast. Onr pills coxo it whlla Othaia do not.
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Carter'* Llttlo Livor Pllla aro vory small and Teryoaay to take. Ono or two plUs makoa doae. They are strictly vcgotablo and do not gripo or pane, bnt by their gontle acUon please all who naetham. Invlalaat25ccnte flvoforll. Sold fey drngglsts everywhere, or aont by mail.
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SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
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: firing your Wood Kiigruvlng to this olllco to be done.
RAILWAY 1IMECARDS,
BOITTII
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BIG 4—Peoria Division.
*1 "n KxpresB—Mull 1 Man (dally) 12:H0iuu V:i!*lun Mall—Express 1 ltOSp.ui Mall—Express- 0:4op.iu
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FOR SALE^
SALE—A HpleiKllrl black Kulrilnp, six jearsoM, would make an excellent ami reliable ilrivcr for city use, perfectly gentle. Address llo.x J»7, Mace, Ind.
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SALE.—A White Howinsr maehlng at less than eoet. Never been used. Inquire at this olllce,
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SALE—An open taeed silver wateh Elgin movement,cheap. Inquire at the Journal ofllce
LOST.
LOST—Asomen-hereon
little trlendshlp ring on Saturday night water street between College and WabiiBh Avenue. Fluder will please return to this olUee and receive reward. ?.«if
STRAYED—Aspots.months
four old calf, pale red
with white A liberal reward will be paid the tlndor by giving notice to K. L. Evans, Ltnnsburg.
WANTED.
WANTED—TwoSergeant.
swords for altur use.
quire of Kd 1
WANTED—Tf
In
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you aro looking for a iosltton
In tho west write us. We have vacancies Tor olllee work, store clerks, farm hands and for positions too numerous to mention. Address enclosing stamp for reply to W. li. I'ayne A: Co., Union Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.
ana to represent luvcstmentCompany. Address' Juo. It, Howlau, Koyal Insurance
Y^^ANTKD—Tx)eal representatives^ In IndlAdd re Hld'g., Chicago, I'll.
WANTED—An
active, honest man—Balary
1100 monthly, IT suitable, with op)ortunlty to advance, to represent locally, responsible New lork house. Hclcrcncc. Manufacturer, Lock lkx15H5 N, Y. t-'ept. 10.
WANTED.—Good
reliable persons desiring
profitable employment and a pcriiwt* ncnt position. Call on or address Oliver IJ, 1'errln, Joel lilock, nouth Washington street, Crawfordsvillo,Ind. Husk Medicine Co.
DR. C. E. RANKIN,
Olllco over tho Corner Hook Store. Residence 500 South Washlmrtcu Street Ofllce hours—0 to 12. 'J to np.m. and 7 toSp.m
gTOCKIIOLDEHS MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting ol the stockholders of the Homo llulldtng Association will he held at the olllee of the Sceret-ary on Tuesday evening, July 2t, 1801, for the purpose of erecting nine directors to servo the ensuing vcar.
T. li. If. McCAIN, President,
11YKON U. KUSSELL, Secretary.
WM. DERRICKSON.
—1IOES—
Whitewashing, Cistern Cleaning and Cementing. Leave orders at Gas Boone's Harbor Shop on Market street.
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