Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 July 1891 — Page 3

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Tliut Tired 1 celliig Never I Kxpcrlcnccd by those who eat

I am. laden with frei# From Hie orolden gate. ^To lands across 5ea. il carry sweet hope

A5K YOUR GROCER FOR IT

WityaMta (LAUS SOAP, & c&rgo clear as can be.

^ULAUS Sq^,

Made only by

XX.J^irbmk&Go.

My Country Tis of Thee

Sweet Land of Liberty,

Of Thee I. Sintj.

Button Shoes,

124 East Main Street.

Camping Outfits.

POSITIVE

18 Carat Cigar

-C)l louisvmc.htwAiBtiiYS Ci:iuto~fff.(5

Through Koute to

r.liicago,

Louisville, Lafayette, Greencastle Michigan City,

Bedford, New Albaiij All Points North, Sontli and West.

South iKiund.-No. 3 Night Kxproas, I a •'J''1])' No, 5, fust NIBLL, 1.30, p. m.. dally «i.». I nviicustle Accommodation, 6.0.'l p. in., i^«Mt8\mday,

North bound.—No. 4, nlglit express, 1.51 a, in., dally No. 1. fast inull, 1.30 p. m. No. 10 stlmUy1*3 Acc0mm01,it'0I, 8'~' a. in. except

No frclidit trains carry passenger*. Trains •. ». (I, sUips only atCountyneiits. JAMBS llAKKKH,

Gen. l'asi. Agt. Monon Kout-

Monon niock Chi uro. Ill

BiH 4

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &St. Louis R.

Route.

Waitnur Sloepora on night trains. Best mod oru day uoaeliesru all trains. t-oimoctlng with solid Vestibule trains a. •iloMnilugton and Peoria to and from suour fivor, neiivor and the Paelflc coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, SprlngHeld anil oliMiiluiH to and from the GasUiru and son toaril olilop,

TIIAINB AT OUAWFORD8VILLE.

G01SQWKST.

No. Omall 0:ira.in No.7 mall d...) 12::ill a. in No. 17 mail 1:118 p, in No. .1 Express 0:45 in

GOING KAST.

No. 10 Mall (d) 1:55am No. 2 Express JD: 1 fi a No. 18 Mall :08 pm NO.8 Mall. 6:12 J,m

Vandal ia Line

DIUKCT HO DTK TO

lasliville, Chattanooga, loj'iaa, Hot Springs. lexas, Kansas, Missouri Michigan, Canada, ,,, Northern Ohio

ean

Depots, Clean Coaches,

Chicago.

Lace

Oxford Shoes.

Shoes,

^skeily

Hammocks, Spreaders, Ropes, Folding Tables and Chairs.

Lawn Tennis, Baseball Outfits, Croquet Sets

Dishes, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Plates In fact, everything

that, you need for camping out at lpwest priccs.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

£*TARg

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

ALBRIGHT'S BREAD!

gTOCKHOLDKltS- MKST1NU. The annual meeting of tlic stockholders of Oak Hill Cemetery Comnnny for the election of (7) seven directors will beheld at. the olllco of tlie SecreUirv, over 121 Kast.MiUu Street on the 7th day of.1 uly, 1

Kill, at three o'clock p.

in. Cruwfonlsvlllr, Indiana. Juno, 20. 1801,

A.C. JENN1SON. Secretary.

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

Y. M. C. A

O.

M. GKKGO, President. W. 8. MorrBTT, Vlco President. G. P. DUHHAM, Uocordlng Soeretary.

H. T. KINO,Treasurer. N. C. MCCAV, General Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Shower Gym nasium, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. rn. Visitors always welcome.

gTOCKllOLDKKS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Montgomery Savings Association will le held at the olllco of the Secretary. W. W. Morgan, on Monday evening, July 27, 18111, from 7 toll o'clock, for the purpose of electing a boanl oi seven directors for tlio ensuing yoar.

Books

Ily order ot tlu Roaril, W. \V. MOIIOAN, Sec.

2

Cincinnati

nd Dayton Thonund MU.

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artr-rtady tlckrt

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St Lonls

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Aon Arbor Tolod* BnflUo

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Cleveland

Niagara F«lls and a Thouiaad

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The Soap that Cleans

Most

is Lenox.

DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, JULY 20, 1891.

THIS DAILY JOITKNAJJ is for sale Robinson «fc Wallacc. .Yy

Bhot at Podillo the secoud

by

July 1!) in IHntovy,

mi-Bftttloof HaUdon nilL IBlii—Kornuil declaration of war with Groat Britain by the government at Washington. I819—John Playfalr, famous professor of natural philosophy, died. I82l—George IV of England crowned at Westminster. ISH—Aucustin Iturblde, first emperor of Moxlco, was

OEOIIQB

nr.

emjwor, Maximilian, was shot In 1807 at Qucrctaro. IRG3—John Morgan and most of his force captured at Uufllngton's Island, O., and lu that vicinity. 1888— Itov. Edward Payson Roe, writer of didactic fiction, died at Cornwall-on-tho-lludson, N. Y.j born 1&J7. 1890—1Tho Belgian chamber of dcpatles passed the bill authorizing tho government to purchase tho Congo Free Stato within ten years, provld»vl that tho conseut of other powers shall havo been obtaiueil. Christian Henry Frederick Peters, astronomer and scleutist, died at Clinton, N. Y. boru 1813.

Big Sbipment.

Last week Cralibs & ItoynoldB shipped from tlio l'liiDiiix olovntor (15 carloads of wheat which contained about -12,000 bushels. They expect to ship 10 car loads ovory day this week as wheat is coming in rapidly.

Into Oatnp.

This morning W. T. Munliall, II. B. Hulett, F. M. Manson, 11. C. Boss and their respective families loft for Pine Hills where tlioy will go into camp at their cabin. The remainder of tho Cliff Dwellers will go down next Monday.

Tea Party.

Saturday evening Mrs. .T. M. Lane entertained quite number of lady friends nt her homo on east Wabash avenue. Tho ten was given in honor of Mrs. Col. ,T. H. Burford, of Oklahoma, and proved a most enjoyable affair for all who were present.

Y. M. 0. A. Statistics.

For the week ending July 18, 1891: Visits to building, 359, daily average 00 visits to reading room, 117, daily average, 20 visits to parlors and amusement rooms, 18, daily average, 3 visits to gymnasium, 18 number of gymnasium classes, 1, average 3 number of baths takon, 71, average, 12.

Tor Provoke.

One-armed Charley Hayes got obstreperous Saturday night at the Big Four station and proceeded to tear up the earth. He hopped unto Hamp Harley, tho bus man, and cursed him in a highly entertaining manner. Mr. Harloy had him arrested this morning and ho was given the customary dose by Mayor Carr.

Pupils' Recital.

Miss Louise Hiatt Brown gave the first of a series of pupil's recitals on Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs. Tom Scott. A number of invited guests were presont who enjoyed the affair thoroughly. Tho performers were Misses Maud Scott, Mablo Mathews, Anna Jackman and Sadie Brown and they acquitted themselves in a most charming manner.

The Y. M. 0. A. Lecture Course. Tho lecture committee of the Y. M. C. A. has begun already to arrange for the lecture course next Winter. None of tho attractions of last yoar will bo reengaged, as tho committee deem it a good plan to have an entirely new list. As last year there will bo two locturos and throe concerts. Tho price for sonson tickets will be $1.50, but members will IHJ allowed to buy one ticket apioco for 81.

Will Be Tried To-morrow.

Mrs. Hattio Sporo and Mrs. Elizalxth Spore and Elizabeth's daughter Rozottn will be tried by Mayor Carr to-morrow morning for provoke and other misdemeanors. Tho whole party got into a family racket last Friday and very foolishly had each other arrested. This business ot breaking into tho Mayor's court overytimo two women hnvo a chinning match over the back fence, is becoming entirely too common.

Notioe to P. 0. S. of A. Members. At tho regular P. O. 8. of A. meeting on to-morrow night tho work will lo in tho Bluo Degree, nnd there will also bo a special election for Treasurer and the appointment of a Chaplain. Important announcements will be made in regard to the meeting of the Uniform Rank on tho following night. The Uniformed Bank is an assured success and persons who desire to become members should

make application for membership in tho P.O.S. of A. without delay.

For a disordered liver try Beecham Pills.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriau

A DRUNKEN ROW.

The Brave Sojer Boys of Waynetown Load Up and Oome to Grief. Company of tho Second Bogiment hails from Wayntown, this county, and contains a number of quiet, unassuming gentlemen, but the same can not bo said of the company as a unit. Among its membership are found several of the toughest, loudeHt, roughest boys in IJoosierdom, nnd the way they inovitably proceed to load up and raise Sheol tho moment they Btrike Crawfordsvilie rollocts seriously upon their bringing up, ns well as upon their hightoned idoaB of SLCial etiquette on which tho avernge Waynetown youth is wont to prido himself. Yesterday Company II arrived in town to await the midnight train which should carry them to the Stato military encampment at Fort Wayne. They rode through from Waynetown in wagons, along the hot, dusty roads nnd as they nenred Crnwfordsville tho longing for cool, foaming beer rose in their minds above the long ing for tho glory nnd renown of war. They got both, however. Just how thej got beor is unexplainable, of course, as yesterday waB Sunday and all our saloons were closed. But those Waynetown fellows are shrewd chaps, nnd yon have to rise before sunup to circumvcni them. So in somo way or other they really did get a littlo beer, jwrhnps four kegs, not enongli though to havo affected their hends if it hadn't been for that long rido through the sun. Il would l)e usoleas to deny, however, that somo of the boys were full, yes, gloriously full, nnd when a Waynetown boy is full ho is npt, like his Crawfordsville cousin, to be a little noisy and ostentatious. About half a dozen, or maybe a dozen and a half of these brave soldier boys ran up against about an equal nnmber of CrawfordBvillo bucks along in tho evening in tho roar of a well known Washington street saloon. Tin

CrawfordBvillo boys had tho advantage of their opponents in thnt they were noler enough to see. Naturally then they got the best of it and after a bloody fight of a quarter of an hour, which was more like real war than the boys ever saw beforo or want to see again, the members of Company yelled "nongh." They were very sorry lroking lot, clothes dirty and torn, faces bruised and bloody, and they wore an all around air of helpless, hopeless imbecility. No one was injured severely except a young man named Casner who was struck in tho face with a brick nnd who will probably carry a senr, as a tender remembrance ot his wild youth, to his grnve. Although this young man's face was mashed in, ho persisted in nccompnnying his coinpnny to Fort Wayne and went up with them last night.

Thoro wore half a dozen other bloody scraps in which Waynetown chivalry took part nnd uBuully enmo off second best. In tho nlloy between Mnhornoy's nnd Tannenbaum's stores a bad Crawfordsville boy nnd Waynetown trooper clnwod skin off each other's faceB in a scandalous manner, while in tho neighborhood of tho livery bams on Market were several other soul-stirring engagements which rivaled in fierceness if not in magnitude, tho battle of the Wilderness. There is no doubt b'lt that when another war breaks out Company will bo found at the front "feitilizing tho fields with patriotic blood."

Unworthy of Patronage.

There is a woman in Crnwfordsville onnvnssing tho town for Chicngo concern which offer to sell the Indies nil kinds of goods at much lower prices than our homo merchants sell nt. She sells flvo years' membership in tho nssociation for $5.50 which entitlos tho members to tho cheap prices. THE JOOHNAI, bolievos this association unworthy tho pntronnge of tho Crawfordsville public for this reason if no other, thnt it will take money out of town to an outside firm who will nover patronizo Crawfordsville to tho oxtent of a cent. In tho Becond place it stands to reason thnt'goods can not bo bought in Chicago for half the prico they are sold by our merchants. McClure, Levinson, Bonntroo, Bisehoff, Myers &. Chami, Campbell Bros., and others do not make 100 per cent, profit. Tho woman claims to havo Botne of tho best people in town on her list but we hopo those she may see from this on will have homo pride enough to refuse her. We also predict that tlioso who havo taken memberships will regret it.

Ohoir Boys, Social.

The Choir Boys of the St. John's Episcopal church will give an ico o.roam social this evening at tho homo of tho rector, Rev. A. K. Glover. Besides refreshments a literary and musical programme will be given. Admittance 10 cents. All invited

MARRIAGE LI0ENSES.

Vance.

Mary

Nicholson nnd A"

Howard

lteware of OLntmenm For Catarrh 27««t Contain Mercury as mercury will

Burelv

destroy tho sense

of smell "and completely dornngo tho whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should nover bo used except on proscriptions from reputable physicians, ns tho damago thev will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hnll's Catarrh Cure, manufnetured- by F. J. Cherey it Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, nnd is tnken intornnlly, nnd acts directly upon tho blood nnd mucous Burfnces of the system. In buying Hnll's Catarrh Cure bo eure you get the genuine. It is takon internally nnd made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Chonoy & Co. |Sf"Sold by Druggists, prico 75o per bottle.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medical 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 antJ voluntary testimonials. Scutbv express on reecipt of price $1.50 per

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. SOLD BY

ALL

DHUOGlftTft

Sold bv Nve A: Co.

CHIPS.

—Tho Knight of Pythias will uniform the new band. I —One member was received into tl.e Baptist church yesterday. —After next Sunday Center church will have a vacation of five weeks. —Waynetown wants a bank. \\m ltider thinks one would pay there. •—Wheat is still bringing 80 cents and ihe market seems to bo steady. —Tho Montgomery Savings Association will meet next Monday for the election of officers. —Little Pearl Birohfiold who fell 20 feet through tho College street bridge last week is slowly improving. —The Board ot Reviow will hear complaints from those who think their personal property is assessed loo high on July 23.

—The ladies of Center church have purchased 50 feet of hose and hereafter the dust will bo laid before the services commence.

Loo Durham left last night for Ft. SVayno, whore he will act as SergentMujor of tho Third regimonl during the State encampment. —Goorgo Brock has purchased the property opposite Diekerson's grocery on College street and will remodel the residence. He has already built a new barn in tho back part of tho lot. —Tho Hit and Miss Club returned yesterday from an outing at the Pine Hills. Tho camp was broken Saturday night when a good old fashioned dance was given in tho Cliff Dweller's cabin. —Chas. E. Shaw, F. M. Shields, A. C. Moyor, D. S. Ilayno, C. B. Appleby and C. E. Farrol comjxBod a party of wheelmen that rode through from Frankfort yesterday and put up at the Nutt Hotel. —Tom M. Cook, tho New Richmond saloon keeper was tried before Squire Jones, ot L:nden, Friday night nbout 10 o'clock for selling liquor on Snndny. Ho wns found guilty nnd fined S10 and costs amounting in nil to 827. —Our promising young townsman, Dan Quinlin, walked out into the country yesterday to commune with nature and get a breath of fresh air. As il] Inck would hnvo it he got into trouble with colony of bumble bees and Dan'B face now resembles that of a Waynetown soldier. —Miss Emily Allen is homo for a short time. She sails on the 5tli of August, with Mrs. E. Frank Howe, nnd sons, of Peoria, and a young lndy from Chicngo, on the Noorlnnd, the same steumer the Waldo party went over in, for Antwerp. Miss Allen will spend most of her timo in Berlin studying music nnd perhnps tenching some.— Terrc Haute Express. —Mrs. E. K. Gerard, of Crnwfordsville, nnd son, Clyde, of Tribune, Kan., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Horace Miner.

James Fishor joined a party of

Crawfordsville young peoplo to spend to-day and Snndny ntLake Maxinkuckeo J. H. Freeman, a Crawfordsville horseman, was in tho city to-day on his way homo from tho Kokomo races Mr. and Mrs. Rotort .Tones, of Crawfordsville, aro the guest of Matthias Maish.—Frankfort Crescent.

To Dispel Coltls.

IleadaclieB and Fevers, to cleanse tho system effectually, yot gently, when costive or billious, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to nwaken tho kidneys and livortoa healthy nctivity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.

V.: PLUMBING,

Steam and

Clean Towels

Spence Hot Vlater Heater.

For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES. If you want them :ett once or twice a week,

At 5 Cents Each, notify

The American Steam Laundry.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

Water Heating,

Hut

Gas Fifing and Fixtures

Plans and specifications furnish­

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

The Crawfot dsville Transfer Line,

This man always had his Advertising done by people who could do it eliea]Mr than anybody else could afford and That's whv he got

SKINNED!

TIM JOURNAL'S rates, in proportion to its circulation, are much lower than those of any other paper in Crawfordsville.

O. WAIJKUI*, l'roprlfltor.

1 assengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or .iy 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 Washington street. Telephone No.

0#™% DISEASES

•k*rtM eseb Bemeljr, T*o Dollar*. l8u*Upillfor!D.8entlnpfa''Mea(«i

p*ek*f*,bj mall, with Kato. Knor- |=rv I cum ttlH, Gaaraatoed ?«re«. ^JVPjjir UK.PKItOY. Ilui 7H.de,.lud.O. I""'"* ''A»rlllHT.|

A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case ot failure, return of tho purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in ovory ense, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or chosl, such ns consumption, inllnmmnlion of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough croup, etc.. II is pleasant nnd agreonble to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depended upon. Trial bottles free ut Nye & Co's drug store.

Happy lloonlern.

Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Idnvdlei Ind., writes: Electric Bitters has done more for 1110 than all other medicine* combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of snmo place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be tho best Kidney and Liver medicine, made 1110 feel like a new man." J. W. Gnrdner, hardware merchant, siimo town says: Electric Bitters is just tho thing for a man who is nil run do.. ti nnd don't care whether ho lives or dies I10 found now strength, good appetite and fell just like ho had a now loaso on life. Only 50c. a bottle, at Nye & CO'B. Drug Store.

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

it is also an excellent sample of the

W O O E N A I N

Turned oul of THK JOURNAI. ofllce by Silas Wray.

Moral: Bring your Wood Kiigravlng to this olllco to lie done.

47.

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MONONROUTB!

8OPTH

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FOR RENT.

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Address box 'Ml

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LOST.

LOM

—On east Main Htreot an untrlnnnetl suitor lint. Finder ploitse leave at Uamhill, Hornaday & Piekei/s store.

ESTKAVK1Isize

nr STOIiRN-A dark brown

medium mure, small lump on *id« of juw. .rttiy ihl'ormution of Mils inare will be re» vard«*d by addressing Frank lluvs

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mont street., CrawjordKVille, lud.

Fre­

FOR SALE._

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SALE—An opuii tnced silver wnlch Klgin uiovoinenl.,ehetip. lnmilru nt the .lourunl otlluu.

WANTED.

\\7ANTHn—A fmodKh'l liimiedliileh-nt

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-uoeal repreMeiitultvos In Inill-

unn to represent Inve.-lim'iil Coinp iny. Address J110. K, Kowltin, Kuvnl Insurunue Hld'if- I'hlmiKo. III.

WANTRO—Anhlv,

uetive, Honest iiinii-siilury

VUIO 1110111 lrsuitable, witli opportunity to ndynnee, 10 represent ioeiilly, responsible New 01k house. Ketcrcnee. Mimuriu'iuiei', Ioek Hox l."i«." N. v. cpl. in.

reliable persons tles|,in|r

prollluble employment and 11 permiinent. position. I 'all on or address Oliver 1'. Perrili, Joel Itloek. soulh Washington street, Cmwlordsville, Ind. Itusk .Medicine Co.

WANTKI1—AC!liNTS

DR. C.

TO SUM. UITSTV

our a. Id it ion to tiieairo. 111 tie Island and Harvey. A heuutllut piece of hi::l leer above Lake Miehlyan near four railroads. Lots sell lor ilu."i and 5 l.'ll) iNiO ensli, hnlnnee seventy-live eents a week, payable every three mouths liile perfect abstract furnished and iruaranteed by ^uaraniee company bi|r isnnuiissloii to agents, l'lats and maps of city furnished showing properlv relercuces ifiven. Address .las. Jay Snilili ,V Co., real estate agcntM, 110 Dearborn .street. l'hica|.ro. 7-*l :tt

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RANKIN,

Ofllco over Die Corner Hook Store. Uetridenoo 500 South Washlnirtcn Street Ofliec honra—5) to 1^. ti to 5p.m. und 7 to8 p.m

LIQUOR HABIT.

/KAUME wo/no mens /s

D* HAIifES

BO

BUT ONE

cunt:

GOLDEN SPECIFIC

It can bo Rlvon in a cupo! ton or eolFoe.or In nr Melee of I'ood, without ho knowledge of patient. If neco sary: It

IH

absolutely liurinl

and will ulTt ota permanent and speedy eur whether the patent Is a moderate drinker oritn aleholtcwreck. ITNKVKIl FAILS, .toper atcn

quietly nnd witl) such certainty thatthA .mtlcnt undergoes no Inconvenleiiee, an or holsawaro, his complole refonnatlor. futod. 'IS-ptiKObook of parUtulura fr euNy Co., druirtrlsts Crawfordsville Ind. I I

SHILOIi^ COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on ii guarantee*. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co