Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 July 1891 — Page 3
Dishes,
that you
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They Are Coming
Fall Goods,
ITHE IDEAL
RAILWAY
Camping Outfits.
Swings, Hammock?, Folding Tables
1IMECARDS.
MONON ROUTE.
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VANDALIA.
11 :*i0 inn Froljrht
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limit sP"llsiblo Mil
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Ul-NT-A house on south Waluut with rootuB and summerkltchcn aleoahouso Apply at
A: Miller. 7-:i0 tf.
«»t nmms on south (Jrunt ave. Aihil^ht's bakery or of Cumberland
FOR SALE.
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hALK—Phaeton and harness, nearly new. cheap. K. M. HAHNHAUT, corner I'lmn and Franklin streets. 8-A
Ut SALK—A good horse and milch cow at a hui-Kiiln. Z. S. Whoeler, l2USout.li (irecn sirwl. 7-20 tt.
1^tdlSAI»R.—
A White Rowing inaehlng at
If&sMiau cost. Never been used, Inquire MI this ofllee. T^Oll SALB—An upon laced eilver watch A Kluln movotneut. cheap, luqulre at the Journal oflleu.
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(1ST— Lust ovuiiliiK on lllnfortl street tun oilorol iurHi)fonUilnlii(f money. Fltulor iilil" t'-IIVe HI irmcerr store.
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won itml mudlulne, between HO cent M'iri' nut] CILSII Fry's store Finder leave lit tl.i'.otlk'O.
AY ED— A lingo lltclit buy (Illy yeur "111,stiir in forehead,right bind root white runk l(ict) will pny lllicriil rcwnnl for Inrm ition IPIUIIIIH to recovery of tho unlmiil.
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or STOIiKN—A ilurk bVown
medium inure, simUl lump on side of J'lw Any Infnrmutlonof tills niiiro will lo re•vanli'il by nddrossliiK Fnmk liiu'B, 00(1 Fremont street, Cinwfordsvllle, Iud. 7-20
WANTED.
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R(Mh1 (jlrl to
Apply Mrs. M. 15.
do housework.
Hoblnson, 1111 west 7-«!l
\XMNTBD*100.monthly, Ir aulUblo, -with •HI "dynncc, to ronrescnt lounlly,
An active, honest man—siiliiry oppor- ., a re-
Now "iork house. Itofer
Miililo.
-ork house. Koferonee.
•"•""irui'Uiror, Lock Itox 1585 N. Y. rept,4«.
ANTED.—oood reliablo persons desiring Proiltablo employment and a peruialVt'ridCu"
on or
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address Ollvor U,
(i« ''wl ltlock, south Waslilugton street, '""'"•dsvino.Ind. ltusk Medlefijo Co.
DR. o. B. RANKIN,
"IIICU over t|,0 Corner Book Btoro. Koeldonoe nm
bouth Waalilnirtcn Street
hours—0 t) 12. '2 to 5p.m, and 7 to8 p.m
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai
WINE OF CARDUI for female diicuea.
CHRED50.
Every Day.
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers.
5 Kcipr
124 East Main Street.
Spreaders, Ropes, and Chairs.
Lawn Tennis, Baseball Oat firs, Croquet Setts
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Plates. In fact, everything
need for camping out at lowest prices,
Ross Bros., 99 Cent Store.
18 Carat Cigar
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR J. T. LAYMON.
AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.
18 A. NEW KIND OF BREAD JUST PUT ON THE MARKET BY ALBRIGHT.
Mrs. Byers Heard Prom.
Mrs. Susan Byers, tho wife of constable John Bvcrs, replies to tho manifesto of Luther Monroe which was published in last evening's JOITHNAL. Luther's Sunday clothes have caused no little controversy and Mrp. Byers thus answers Luther for insinuating that she was sore because she did not get to play tho organ at tho colored Baptist church:
To tho Editor Tire .TOL'KNAT,: DEAII Silt:-—I see Mrs. Bvers'name mentioned in last evening's .TOCKKAI, in connection with tho altercation between Mr. John Byers' and Monroe's business. I have nothing whatever to do with it. think Monroo ought to pay his debts and let 1110 alone, and as far as that organ is concerned I play all I want to play. I think Monroo ought to keep church affairs sej mite and distinct from wordly affairs for I have not spoken a dozen words since ho has been in Orawfordsville. Becanso I knew him before he camo here, that ho was of high character and always sorry when anything like that occurs.
Mits. SUSAN Brans.
Il'.l VELASU.
Ad Hanna, of Oreencastle, was hero Sunday. George Davis, of Torro Ilauto, is iting rolativoH here.
Ed Hanna and wife, of Orawfordsville, nro visiting relatives here. Mrs. John Leech and son calhdon Orawfordsvillo friends yesterday.
Arthur Dorsey and wife, of Crawfords ville, visited relatives here this week. Mrs. A. Ditman, of Peoria, 111., is vie iting hor mother, Mrs. Freolove Mooro.
Jas. Hanna, of Oarpentersvillo, and Ad Hanna, of Greencastle, were called hero Sunday by tho serious illness of their father, Undo Billy Hanna.
As Jess Canine was unloading wood at tho brick yard Tuesday, tho pile of wood fell down, frighting the horses so thoy ran away, finally bringing np at Sam Clark's wiro fenco. Both horses wore sevorely out, but Jess was fortnn atoly thrown out nt tho start and escap ed with only a fow bruises.
THE CRAWPORbSVILLE
Y. MX.
O. M. GIIKOO, Prealdont. W. B. MorrKTT, Vlco President. O. P. DniinAM, Hocordlng Becretary
II. T. KINO,Treasurer. N. C. MCCAY, Oenoral Secretary,
Baths, Tub and Shower Gym nasium, Bowling Alleys, Piauo, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.
DAILY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1891.
THE DAILY JOURNAL Robinson & Wulluce.
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is for enlo by
Good Wheat Yields.
Jobn S. Williams, living 2} miles northeast of town, iinst just threshed tho whout off of 45 ncros which nverngoil 20 bushels to tho ncre. His son Wallace Williams had 48 acres which iiTorugcd 28J bushels to tho acre.
The Labor Question.
D. W. Kennedy and T. M. Gnielle, of IndianapoliB, will be hero next Saturday and address tho peoplo at tho fair grounds on tho occasion of tho Farmers' Alliance picnic. They will also deliver addresses at night at the court house. Tho subject upon which they will talk will be tho labor question.
Orawfordsville Tr,duels Every Ore. Ed Corey, Joe Allen and .Too Harris will go to Baugher's Station to-day to go into training. All three are looking for fights and tlioy intend to be prepared to light on short notice. Tho boys are all accomplished sluggers and are fairly thirsting for goro.—Mirltii/nn
Cit]' Dix-
Nineteen Miles Free.
A. P. Ramsey received word from Lebanon last evening to the effect that tho board of commissioners of Boono county had mot yesterday and granted tho right of way to tho gas syndicate to pipo gas along tho pike for ninotoen miles freo of charge. Tho same communication informed Mr. Ramsey that Supt. McAlovy was meeting with all success purchasing tho right of way from private individuals.
A Valuable Stove.
Dr. J. N. Talbot, of Alamo, has a stove which is a reliablo weather indicator and boats a barometer all hollow. When tho doctor lights his firo in the morning the stove at once gives a perfect prophecy of tho day's weather. If it is not going to rain during tho day that stove will Emoko invariably, but just so sure as it is going to rain the stovo will draw perfectly and no smoke will bo emitted into tho room. Whenever tho doctor's family contemplates a picnic or a blackberry ing excursion they always rise early and light a fire in tho stove. If it smokes they know that it is not going to rain and start off feeling perfectly safo. The stove smoked this rning and the doctor left hiB umbrella at homo when he camo to town.
Effeoted Her Capture.
John Byers, tho warm-hearted colored constable,went out to Madison township yesterday after Mrs. Alice Whiteeotton who stands charged with tho terrible crime of trespass. Mrs. Whiteeotton was out blackborrying but tho wily John hid out in the bushes until slio appeared when he swooped down and caught her, David Thowlis, Mrs. Whitecotton'i father, waxed exceeding wroth and was going to rend Mr. Byers from limb to limb, but when John drew tho insignia of tho low he fell back abashed. Mrs, Whiteeotton wanted to know what would become of her children if she were car ried off to jail, but tho doughty con stable in default of a better answer said he hod no warrant for them and conse quently did'nt care. After some loud and spirited conversation tho whole del ogation wont over to Now Richmond where Thowlis and W. D. Jones gave bond of $100 for the appearance of Mrs. Whiteeotton beforo Ramsey next Tnes day. llltOWX'S VALLEIL.
N. J. Fullenwidor is on the sick list. W. S. Ooslin and family attended tho family reunion nt Carpentorsville.
Mr. Hall spent Wednesday at tho Shades.
W/v To IHspel ColtlH.
Headaches and Fevore, to cleanse tho Bystem effectually, yet gently, when
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tivo or billious, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken tho kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening thom, use Syrup of Figs.
Bticklcn'a Arnica Salved
The best salve in the world for outs, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptionB, and losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial
SPOIDE BY AMMONIA.
The Terrible Agony Does Not Prevent Its Use. No poison brings death with moro maddening agony thnn ammonia, but that fact does not seem to discourage tho Buicide. The man Harrowitz, who deliberately swallowed a fatal doBo of tho dnig in New York recently, is only one of the many who havo gone tho nmmonia route to death in spite of tho oxcmciating pnin. Dr. Blytho has recorded thirty cases of ammonin poisoning in the sm all London district of which he is health officer Professor Mitchell mentions twen'y two c.30F,nnd four hove occurred during tho Bhort time Dr. Jenkins has been connected with tho coroner's office in New York.
Cases of slow poisoning from ammonia are of constant occurrence among men who work in its nmniifno tnro, or even in decomposing substances which give it off in considerable quantities. Ammonin, slowly and from day to day taken into the system, causes tho complexion to lose its freshness, and the skin of men who get heavily impregnated with it has a disagreeable blotched and discolored appearance.
Taken into the stomach from day to day in even tho small qui ties used to adulterate food, such as baking powder, it not only injures tho complexion but attacks tho lining of tho stomach, and is the source of much general ill health.
The recent rapid increase in tho use of ammonia for various purposos, and tho consequent increase in its manufac ture, have mado it ono of ll:e most easily obtained poisons and, although everybody is familiar with it in some form, there is surprising amount of ignoranco of its dangerous qualities. Its use as an adultorant in any food preparation is simply a crime, and as a crime should be punished.
0HIP8.
Wheat is still bringing 82 cents but is being graded very closely. —Tho Monon is distributing new ties on every section and will greatly prove its road IMHI. —P. S. Kennedy went"to llusBcllvillo to-day whore he delivers an address before the old settlers. —Charley A. Bowers, will probability, be olected principal Newtown schools for next year. —N. J. Clodfelter and W. 13. Humphrey scoured tho outskirts of tho county in search of gnmo to-day. —This morning John Blair, Eugene Fry, Will Konyon and John Meteor left for tho Pine Hills where thoy will camp out for a week. —The bankB of Ladoga and Wavelnnd have been called upon by tho Board of
in nil of the
Review for new statements, those first given not fulfilling tlie requirements of the law. —M. W. Bntnor and Ezra Voris fished at Walnut Fork, uenr Smartsburg, yesterday. Mr. Bruner with a fly landed 21 fine bass, while Mr. Voris, with a minnow caught nothing. —The ndoption of the State books by tho Board of Education will greatly hamper the sale of Frank Cornell's series of language books and that gentleman is displeased in consequonce. —The directors of the World's Fair want two trustees from every county to meet at tho State teachers' association next December to appoint a committee to have in charge tho school exhibit of Indiana during tho fair. —At tho special session of the P. O. S. of A. last night three persons received tho White Degree and five the Blue. Tonight the Uniform Rank will meot nnd the charter application will be completed and forwarded. All those whoso names aro on the charter, or who desires to put their names thereon, must be present. —This morning Tully Crabbs sprang upon his bicycle and started nt rapid rate for tho bank. In some way tho loft leg of his pantaloons became entangled in his'bicTclo chain and beforo ho could stop the machine Tnlly was undressed right in the public streets^ Ho blushingly rode bnck to the feed store nnd cent small boy hustling after his other pantaloons, while ho remained concealed in the oat bin.
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Whefa Baby wu afcK, gave her Ontario Whan ahewaa a Child, ihe cried (or Cutorla. When «he became Miss, she clung to
Cactori^
When ihe bad Children, ahe gav* them Canarfc,
You. Owe It to Yourself
THB LELAND!
Yard wide unHcached sheetlnp- only 5c, worth All calico, Including indigo blue only «"»c. |Kr yard.
See our towels at Ujie. each Curtain scrlui 4c. per yard, worth 8Sc. Outinp MatmcLs mare 1 ."c now 10c. SecourdrcfH RlnphatiiBat•*•. pr yard. Mosquito nets all colors, 5c. \n»r yard. l«adles* Jersey ribbed vests KH were 15c. Our il."»c. silk rnita 1'or C5c. An oxidized handle sun umbrellaonly Ci*w were 81,
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KA1LKOA1 ITEMS.
Notes of Cheap Hates, I/xcnrut01m
And Other Inducements to Travel.
The Monon route will soil excursion tickets to Greencastle on August fith and 9t.h good to return August 7l,h or beforo on account of meeting of Grand Lodgo of Colored Odd Fellows.
Only $5.50 to Detroit.
On account of tho National Encampment of the G. A. 1!., the Monon ltoute will sell tickets to Detroit, Mich., nt half fare, or 85.50 round trip. Tickets on sale August 1st to 3rd, inclusive good to return until August 18th. If desired tickets may bo extended to return any time beforo September 30. Fast train and zzz'l connection.
M.
ROI'II IIOUTE TO DETUOIT.
On account of the National Encampment of the G. A. II., tho Big Four ltoute will soil tickets to Detroit, Mich., at 85.50 for tho round trip. Wo give you choice of all rail route or of a trip across beautiful Imko Erie, stopping at Put-in-Bay, Kelley's Island, and other resorts enroute, making it one of tho most pleasant routes you could select. For further particulars call
The Lake Maxinkuckee sjxvjial is continued during tho iivo Sundays in August, leaving at :34 a. in. Faro 82 tho round trip.
Saturday tickets to Maxinkuckeo at 82.90, good to return including the folowing Monday.
Altoonto
Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a 1HK to wives who know thoy have to pass through tho painful ordeal of childbirth Mus. C. METJUOOTIKE, Iowa. Writo tho Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga.. for further particulars. Sold by Nye .t Co., Crawfordeville, Ind.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorir
Shower Baths
The Nicest und Cleanest. Hath cu Kartli. We havetwoof them. The hent tubs 111 the city: we have two of them. The finest* the Ijiitfeat, tho beat barber Bliou In
Cruwiordsvlllo, Is the
Y.M. C. A., 113 W. Main St.
On the lid of each box you will find the name of the manufacturers,
4*Great I Clearance I Sale^
OF
Seasonable Dry Goods!
Beginning on Monday, July 27, and lasting from day lo 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
Elegant challles were 15c. and l«c., all jro at liI4c. Fruit, Lonsdale and Masonville mus»)iu 73,ic. worth 10c.
Hlack plaid lawns were 15c. now 10e. SDO our white Roods at 5c. per yard worth 10. Our WN4c. white goods worth l-'.jc. Infant* white caps at, 15, 20, 25j., worth double.
We have knocked the priecoflace curtains down nearly one hall'. We have about 15 pieces of all chenlle port Icr curtains that wewlll sell at deel led harKaitiN.
Next Door to Elston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.
Agent for
011
G. E. KOHINSON, Agent.
VAN'IMLIA EXCLUSIONS.
To G. A. K. encampment at Detroit, August 1, 2 and 3, one cent por mile or §5.50 tho round trip. Good to extend to Sept. 30th for return.
Account of the K. of 1'. encampment nt Warsaw, Ind., wo will sell at one fare, 83.75, the round trip, on August 17tli to 20th, good to return including August '24.
Account soldiers reunion at Torre Ilauto August 13th to 15th inclusive, nt ono fare, 81.60 tho round trip. Good to return including trains of Aug. 17.
The Fiorida Steam and 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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If YOH Csri-ven. 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 T71TT7"FT!
FIRST-CLASS DEALER. The name of the brand is .. .. ...... ...
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Clean Towels
For OFFICES, STORES FACTORIES. If you want them left once or twice a week,
At 5 Cents Each, notify
The American Steam Laundry.
W. H. LaFLEUR,
PLUMBING,
Steam and Hot Water Heating
ENGINEER.
TheCrawfordsville Transfer Line,
II. O. WAMtUl*, 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.
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I POSITIVE HIRBAl REMIOT. the retuit of 16 yeare rrJv»to iPrutlM. Inormoui aale. GUARANTEED CUBE. In atnall pill form. Sont in plain. Waealed paokafro on reoefpt of
Two Dollar*. I'ewpbUt free. DIL JOHN PEBOT. BOX 78. CLEVBLAWU. O.
THE WM. DONEY CIGAR CO.
made:
See our white bed sprends at ISc, they're worth S5e, 10 pieces black ground with wnlte figures In wool challles only 15c per yard.
Our Muck linen towels at -ISy per pnii'are worth ?:»c. Japanese bumlHH) fans only Se, wor.h 5e.
Our ladles* hose at. 5e are worth Kk*. Special prices on O-l and 10-4 sheeting. Prices on sattecne way down. Anything hi our millinery dcpurlmcut nt one-half price.
Prices on black dress iroods way down.
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