Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 July 1891 — Page 3

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THE IDEAL

J":l-'jun Mull—Hxpn«s.... 1 lOHp.tu Mall—Kxpress

N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. Cj^HTACLAUsSoAg CH'K^O.

My Country 'Tis ofThcc

Sweet Land of Liberty,

Of Thee I Sing.

Button Shoes, Lace Shoes, Oxlord Shoes.

124 East Main Street.

Swings, HamnvVcks, Spreaders, Ropes, Folding ibk-s and Chairs.

Lawn Tennis, Basel) ill a'fits, Croquet Setts

RAILWAY JIMECARDS.

MOSOS ByUTE.

H:TII UIVWVM n.yv 1U. NUKTII I Ni^ht MnffWully) 1 :.r»l ii.m I :\'."IUII I)uy Mull (dully) 1 1-\IM»V\ ruins only Htop »tcounty Rents.] r:o:i|un.(itve»eiLS.nnd Lnl. Accom... S:21ii.m UMOii.m Way Freight ilMOp.ui

7Zr BIG 4—Peoria Division. 1 fm.m Express —Mull. 1 :V»:i.hi Mull (dillly)

SOITTH VASlDALIA. NOHTH '.• Ma.rn Express 0:18pm. tNp.in Mull 8:ltfu.m

H:I'ipm Past Uno KxprPS(luHy) ... *2:0.') pin. 11 :"»o am Krrijriit :,r,0

Dishes, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Plales. In Tael, everything

tlmt you need for camping1 out at lowest prices,

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

18 Carat Cigar

}ljn

FOR SALE.

I^uit

SALK—PVioton and Imrnoss, ncjtrly now. .cheap. K. M. HAUNHAUT, uornor Plum and Franklin streets. 8-1

oil SALK— A 1^)0(1 horse and milch now at a Imrtruln. 8. Wheeler, 12J,South («reen -u-eul. 7-'20 tt.

I^OK

SALK.—A White sewing uiachlnv »t less than eost. No\cr been used. ltujuhe HI TLLHOLLLCE,

SALU—An open faced silver watch RIKIU movcuieut. chcap. Inqulro at tlu •"i rmu olllee

LOST,,

LOST—Ay

pockotbonk eontalnlnjr pome

mon and medicine, between 00 ewit s'«»re and Cusli Fry's More finder leave at this olllce.

I7STKAYKD—A Inrpc llfflit bay filly 2 your old.stnr In forehead,right hind foot white 1 rank Rich will pay llhorul reward for InlorinaUon leading to reeovury of the itnlnmK

I^STUAY12Dsi/c

or STOLEN—A dark brown

medium mare, small lump on side of jaw. Any iurormutlonof this mare will bo regarded by addressing? Frank Hii.vs, 000 Fremont street, C'rawfordsvllie, Ind. 7-tiO

WANTED.

ANTI3D—A KOOCI tflrl to do houpflwork. Apply to Mrs, M. 15. Robluson, 113 west •Mlcisou street. 7*20

\\MN ThD—To exehanKC a two seutod car- .» rluKo for Jersey cow. Call on W. W. ^eawrlKht. 7-24

WANTKD—Local

WANTED—An

representatives lu Indi

ana to represent Investment Company. Address Jno. U. ilowlan, Royal InHurunc* in.dV., Chicago, 111.

active, honest man—Balary

*100 monthly, if suitable, with opportunity to adv/iuuo. to represent locally* a reM»ausihle Now "Vork house. Reference. M.inulacturer, Lock Box 1585 N. Y. f-opt. 10.

WANTKD.—oool

rellablo persons desiring

profitable employment and a permaV.0llt Call 011 or address Oliver U, ei rln, Joel Block, south Washington street, raw fordsvllle, Ind. Rusk Mmllciue Co,

DR. C. B. RANKIN,

pilleo over the Corner Book Store. RoBldonc^ 500 Houth Washlntrtcn Street Olllce hours—0 to 12. 2 to 5p.m. and 7 toHp.m

Shower Baths

'''be Nicest and Cleanest. Hath on Karth. «e have two of them. The best tubs In the city we have t.vo ol them. he llnest, thelargcst, tho best barber shop in

Crawtordsvllle, is the

Y.M.C. A„ 113 W. Main St.

Outfits.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

,1. T. LAYMON. AT BUNNELL'S OLD STAND.

IS A NEW KIND OF BREAD JUST PUT ON THE MARKET BY ALBRIGHT.

CARTERS

ITTLE

PILLS.

\v KST

t:K»u.in

...1-Minimi :tt8p.u 0:4.r)p.m

CURE

fHck Ucftdacho and rollovo all tho troubles loof* dent to a bilious Btato of tho system, suob OS Dizziness, Nausea, Droweinoss, Distress after eating, Pain in tho Si do, »fcc. While their moflt remarkable succoss has boon shown in curing

SICK

EoaflAcho, yot Garter's Llttlo Liver PiUfl ftz« equally valuable in Constipation, curingaud pro* vonting this annoyinccomplalnt.whilo thoy also corrcctaUdiflordorsofthc.itomach,stimulate tho liver and rogulato tho bowels. Even IT they only

HEAD

'Aebfithoy ^wonld boalmoatpricoleasto thosowhd eu/for from this distressing complaint but fortu* catoly tholrgooduoeadoos notondhero,and thoso who onco try thorn will find theso llttlo pills valu* dblo In so many ways that thoy will not bo willing to do without thorn. But after allalck hood

ACHE

flstho bano of BO many lives that ho.ro LA NHERO |womakoourgroatboaat. Ourptllscuroitwhllo :©thor8 do not.

Cartor'a Llttlo Liver Pills aro very small and Tory easy to tako. Ouo or two pills makoa doso. Thoy aro strictly vegutablo and do not gripo or purge, but by their gentlo action ploaso all who ufio thorn. Inviftlsat'25conta flvofor$l. Sola by druggists evory where, or eont by mail.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

THE CRAWFORDSV1LLE

Y. MX. A

0. M. GHF.OO, l'rcslilent. W. S. MOFFETT, VICO President. A 0. P. DUKIIAM, Kccordlng 8eorpt*r.

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

Baths, Tub and Shower Gym aasiurn, Howling Alleys, Piano, Games ami Reaainp room. Meetings Sunday at 4:U0, j». m. Visitor* always welcome.

BTJPTUKE Positively cured inOOdfcysbyDis Ilorn^Elcctro*MiMrncUo ll.clt

Truu, combined. Uuaruntoed tho only one

Soap

Cleans Most

is Lenox.

Daily Journal

WKJJNJSSDAY, JULY 29, 1891.

THE DAII.V .JURNXAL HoViiiificin & Walhioo.

is for -Balo by

Gems ofVerso.

Wo iloHiro to cull tho attention of our rcuikTs to the poems which iippenr every ilny on tho second page of TiiK.IoriiNAi.. Thoy are reallv "gems of verso" from the best poets both living and dead and will amply repay reading. Among the poets whose production liavo appeared and will appear aro James Whiteomb Uiley, Cliarlos Kingsley, J. O. Holland Will Carleton, John Bovlo O'Reilly, Joaijnin Miller and others.

Orenn Bubbles Came Out.

John Edwards, of tho Edwards llonso says ho was once bitten by a mail dog. lie lost no time but hustled across the 1'iiuntry forty miles to where a mad stone was kept. It adhered to his arm for seven hours. It was afterward boiled in sweet milk for one hour to get the poison out and it had fairly gotten warm before green and poisonous bubbles began to issuo from the stone, thus demonstrating beyond the shadow of a doubt that the stone did draw the vrnom from tho wound.

.: Is Marriage a Failure. What is one man's meat is another man's poison, and tho same things appear to different men in different lights. This morning in tho Clerk's ofiiee was presented a curious 1ml by no moans an unusual spectacle. At tho front table in the room stood Joseph White making application for a marriage license, while at the back table stood Mrs. John Foreman, with her attorney Judge Sellar, filing a divorce suit. Major Foote dipping onco in tho ink wroto out tho marriage license and in almost every case the. women file the divorce suits It's a naughty world but tho balance of virtue seems to bo in favor of the ladies.

A Large and Lively Meeting, X: At tho regular meeting of tho P. O. S. A. last night three persons were initiated in the Red Degree, and several propositions for membership were received. H. J. Billman was elected treas-, nrer to fill tho unexpired term of Parker Willis, resigned. J. T. Layman was appointed »".sistant Recording Secretary to fill a vacancy caused by tho res ignation of S. J. Billman, who had been elected Treasurer. Tho meeting was largely attended, and at tho special meeting to-night the White and Blue degrees will bo worked, and those who are entitled to receive one or both of these degrees should present themselves at tho lodge room by 8 o'clock. Tomorrow night tho Uniform Rank will complete their organization, and every person who is on the application for a

charter ninst bo present.

In tbo world gcnerfttlnff

ocontlnuous ElfctrioA Xagiuttc

K^^ourrent. Bctonttflc. Powerful. Durable,

OJM

WcomfortAblo And Effective. Avoid fr&uui. over 0.000 cttrod. Send Mump forpatnpulot. •LAO ELRCfltlO IIELTH FOIL UlSbARtHi OLHORNE. REMOVED TO 180 WABASH AVE.. Cmwno.

Good Blood# Good Heftltti. Th« Blood Boucher th« nfeit Pnrlfler rrtr. Vknown. BoitTonlo. Onroi Boili. Pimple,./" ^Totter, Vleen. lllMk rieidj, uiil 11 bidl

Blood. Bold by DnciiiU. Tfct 8UnMHlolM0»..Plttrtmt.»*..

William Davis has some kinsfolks from Kentucky visiting him. William Davis went to Fountain county this week to look for threshing.

Tho wheat, averaged from twenty to thirty busliols'per acre in this locality. The farmers aro all happy.

A. T. Hicks has a big snake tale to toll, lie say tho snake was nine feet long and was in a shock of wheat.

John Holland got tired of carrying his watch and run it through Smith ADavis' threshing machine. He failed to lind it again.

I'd Diupcl Col tlx-

Headaches and l'Vverc, to cleanse tho system effectually, yet gently, when costive or billions, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kid novs and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, uso Syrup of Figs.

THE

THE WAYNETOWN MILITIA.

A Statement Prom Oapt. A. E, Kay -A ',/•. Oase of Dog Tray. To tin: KilltorTlio Journal.

WAYNBTOWN, July 27. —I want to say for the boys of my company that tliev feel you bavo grossly misrepresented them and have treated them most unfairly in not giving them the space they asked for in which to reply to your charges. When tho matter was called to my attention at Camp Ilovoy by Col McKoe at Adjt. Ruckle's instance I inado a full statement of the facts as they occurred which, of course, were accepted. Being set right before my superior officer I had concluded to say nothing more for niyselt but gave the boys ]ermission to make what reply seemed necessary bv them in the case, cautioning them to make simply plain statement of facts for publication in your paper. This, I am sorry to say, you failed to do for them, leaving out tho mam part of their reply and reiterating the charge as to more than two as my company being engaged in tho row of Sunday afternoon. That was simply impossible for none of my men except Horron and Karsner were in your city until nine o'clock, when -we passed quietly through to tho

Yandalia depot, formed there, took possession of tho car assigned to UB by tho agent nnd were then excused until 10 o'clock. Not a man of my command was intoxicated nor had any trouble from tho time we reached your city until wo left.

Ilerron and Karsner were in Crawfordsvillo in disobedience of my orders for which I punished them as far as I could at that time. If thoy needed a thirty days' jail sentence as you say in your paper, that was in the power of your city government if you have any and would have met with no complaints from mo had it been imposed.

I have no wish to shield the two mentioned from any amount of csnsuro anil from whatever source it may come but I do object, emphatically, to liavo Company II "as a unit" classed among the roughs and toughs. Among our members are Montgomery county's representative in the State Legislature. We have two S. S. Superintendents. We have two common school teachers of high standing and more than two-thirds of the company are consistent Christian gentlemen and members of tho various churches.

Of courso wo have boys who are dispotod to be rudo lint no more than any other company in the Legion. Our record at Camp Ilovoy were tho best in tho regiment, but one man having missed a roll call or duty of any kind

I can not think that if you realize tho mischief your report has caused. All tho Indianapolis papers had it and it is duo tho Company that tho matter be made right in a statement of the actual facts which you are surely aware of.

Respectfully, R. E. RAY, Capt. Co. II.

ORAWFOEDSVILLE'S TALENT.

Exilod Athenian Sluggers Show Michigan Oity Points In Boxing.

Everybody is awnro of the fact that a majority of our local prize fighters aro sojourning in Michigan City basking in the sunny smiles of Ed Cory "tho noblest Roman of thom all." Ed Cory, Joo Allen, Chuekoy Fell and "Bony" Harris, all Athenian products, took part. in an ontertainmont of a very elevating character the otlior evening in Michigan City of which the Michigan City -Yen's has the following to say:

Ed Corey's athlctic ontertninment ai Morzart ifall Saturday evening proved a success as an entertainment, but after tho oxponsos wore paid thoro was not much money left for tho projectors. Tho various other attractions no doubt accounted for the comparatively Btnnll attendance. Tho advertised programme was rendered in detail and proved very interesting. Ed Corey, champion heavyweight of Indiana, nnd Roddy Fell, who fought Corey at Waynotown last February. were next introduced and engaged in a lively threo-rouna sparring exhibition, in which both mi'tie a good showing. Tho next contest was threeround set-to between Joo Harris, champion light-weight of Ind ma, at"'" Qeor burham, Michigan liffht-" oi&jt champion. Harris' nij _r a timo seemed to Ijo a magnet for the '„"s 'j'.3ander's pillow-encased hands, "nd uiarV- began to How tho first

round.

Both :i' did

some good sp'trrir:0. The principal feature of the ovr M^was a t! rer "ind

boxing contest bol—sen Coroy and .Toe

Allen, tho latter of whom is advertised as tho champion middlewoigbt .jf Indiana. Allen hailB from Gravt.'jrilsvillo.

Y011 Owe It to Yourself

Yard wide unbleached sheeting only 5c, worth SHe. All calico, Including indigo blue only 5c. per yard.

Sec our towels at 2i4c. each Curtain scrim 4c. per yard, worth SMc. Outing tlanncls ware 15e now HK\ See our dress ginghams at 5c. pt-r yard. Mosquito nets, all eoiors, 5\ JHJT yard. Ladles* Jersey ribbed vests

Next Door to Elston Bank.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND Is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value an.I in constant use by the meilic.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 voluntary testimonials. Scntbv express on rcreipt of price |1.M per bo'

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, G' BOLD BY ALL DUUUU18TR Soid bv Nve Co.

lie is a clever boxer and hiB excellent qualifications as such were at once made manifest. Ho did some line work in the way of ducking, making mutters interesting for Corey. Tho men were loudly applauded. The wrestling match between Corey and Walkerioz was the only feature that was not a succoss. After wrestling about a minute,

Wheu Baby was irfcK, we gaTe her Oistorta. Whnn she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. \\M-IJI

sho

& Great I Clearance

.sa

were 15c.

Our :i5c. silk inlUs for 25c. An oxidized handle Min umbrella only Ui»j were $ I,

\7alkeriez

had

his neck sprained and tho match ended very abruptly. Corey had a half-Nelson hold on him and in the struggle bore down too heavy upon him. Ilis neck cracked BO it could bo heard all over tho stage

Luther's Manifesto.

Luther Monroe replies to the article in yesterday's .lot'iiNAi, and states that, the reason Byas levied on him was be cause ho bated Luther as tho successful candidate for tho position of organist in the colored Baptist church. Here is tho rojily

CiiAwroiiDsviLLr, Ind.. duly 29.---T tho Editor of .ToriiXAi.—1)EAH Silt:— see in yesterday's edition an article headed "Luther's Sunday Clothes, which stated that I refuse to pay to Constable John livers tho cost of the suit which I had with tho landlord of the Robbins House for wages which was justly duo me. I will state to the readers of TIIE JOURNAL that so far as my refusing to pay tho cost of tho court, is a mistake. I have never refused to pay tho cost and if the Rev. John Byers ha." of beeu man enough to present his bill I would of paid it without any controversy. But no, he has never boon the mnn to ask 1110 for a cent. Tho Rev. John Byors (some may think 1 call him reverend for contempt but such is not tho case, ho is a learned preacher) has held me in contempt for some time and simply because his wife, Mrs. Sno Byers has not charge of the organ at the Baptist church and as all ignorant men will do ho is doing his best to pull mo down in tho estimation of the public. I state again that 1 have never refused to pay him and had paid a part of it to Justice Chunierso when ho levied on my clothes, v- L. R. MONIIOU.

bocame Miss, she clung to Castorlm.

'.oil she had Children, she gave them Camorli

(hiiji $r,.r,l) tn Detroit.

On account of tho National Encamp mont of tho (r. A. R.. the Monon Routo will sell tickets to Detroit, Mich., at, half I fare, or

C."..r0

round trip. Tickets

lf)t

FIRST-CLASS DEALER. The name of the brand is

On the lid of each box you will find the name of the manufacturers,

Seasonable Dry Goods!

Banning on Monday, July 27, and lasting from day to day until our stock is low enough to warrant

us in having the large stock of Fall Goods shipped that we have purchased.

The Following Prices are only afew of the Thousand Reductions wo have made:

Klegant ehalllos were 15c. and sc., all go at 12?ie. Fruit, Lonsdale and Masonville muslin ?Uc. worth 10c.

Black plaid lawns were 15c. now 10c. See our white goods at 5c. per yard worth 10. Our It^c. white goods worth 12Vji:. Infanta white caps at 15, 20,':5j„ worth double.

We have knocked the price of hiee curtains down nearly one half. We have about 15 pieces of ail ehetiHe porticr curtains that wewill sell at. decl.led bargains.

The Florida Steam aid Hot Water Boiler.

Gas Fitting, Gas Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Residences.

Plans and Specifications For City or Country Work in any of the above branches.

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sale August 1st to 'Ird, inclusive good to return until August 1 .StLi. If desired tickets may bo extended to return any time Ix'fore September :!(). Fast, train and good connection.

If IToxx ^A.r© Given to Smoking Cigars to be careful to get a cigar made of Good Tobacco, free from harmful adulteration. YOU CAN GET such a one, guaranteed to give satisfaction, for FIVE OE2STTS of any

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WEAK MEN

Carod quickly of MOIIT FfllS. aKIOKK, lost power, dark circlee Sunder cye«,pliiiDlcB,vital urin&arr dr«fr1f!c..br llr.l'EltCv'rt alio. I POSltltf HIRBAl RfMtOY. |stho result or Ho years Vrlvnto l^raotleo. Inormoui solo.

GUARANTEED CURE. In small pill form. 8ont in platn. Jsoalsd paokage on receipt 01

Two Dollars. Cj*Hmled I'aiapblrt frrf. OIL JOHN 1'KUOY.DOX 7H, CLE VELA NO. 'O*

THE W M. DON EY CIGA CO.

See our white bed spread* at iSc, they're worth K5c,

pieces black ground with wnlte llgures in woolehaliles only 15eperyatd. Our lluek liueti towels ai ISeper pair arc worth 75c.

Japanese bamboo laiisonlv Sc. wi»r

TheCrawfordsvilleTransfer Line,

II. C. WAIJKUI', Proprietor.

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

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Our ladies' hose at. 5c aro worth Itic. Special prices on 1M and 10- sheeting. Prior* on sat leons way down. Anthing in our millinery department at one-half price.

Prices on black d, goods way dowu«~'

The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

Clean Towels

For OFFICES, STORES a- 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

ENGINEER.

Agent for

B--

ONLY!

»For LOST or FAILING MAKHOOD, ^OcncraUnU NERVOUS DEBILITY, [Wcttknffc* of Body and Mind, Effects

Uof KrroriorExocssos in Oldor Young,

lUtliUkl. .Nolilr nollDli]) fulli ll'iilnivil, llm Knlirirr Mod iitrnirl!i«n»Klh,rNltnTf.r».IHll{MNN.V P.O(TS«iriU|lV AlianlulHr unfuillnc UO VI lKSr-.|l.nHII« in day. Hen le»Ufj fr*»m f,0 nn-l ori iirn' naiHrli *. WHlf ttirm. oi|)lnnnlliin KIKI mnih'tt(Kral«'il)rrre. Addre.# ERIE MEDICAL CO.. DUFFALO.N. V,