Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 August 1891 — Page 3

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MEN'S

NJ4.FA1RBANK&C0. CHICAGO. If yoa wish to make clote as white as The sun And finish .your wl( as sood as begun.

5ANTACLAUS SOAP 15 Ming fat Will do ltr

having once bought it you nei/er will rue it.

RDSSETT SHOES.

I Have -A. Few In Stools..

Camping

-Ml (iiociTs sell

AI.MHICIIT'S

,t GOOD NOTES CASHED. •«stM:iin Street. with W.T.Whlttlngtou

Diseases of Women

AND SUKGKUY.

ir.Mi.ls'.'.nn rjomi over Smith'* druj. •"'e, -South WathlnL'lon Street, Crew '',r-'iv':'..., tidla na.

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J. K- ETTElt. M.D.

Drs.1 .J.and

Martha E.H. Griffith

»!t1 ajul K«.- .i.h'txM) South Grown street Mri- Dr. Urlttith gives apodal ntUmtlon -nronlc and Surgical Dl»o(iotH ot "omen.UhlMnni, and Obstetrics.

general practice.

CONSULTATION FREK

TRULY

n'u

an* hp reasonable sis any

lin.-iiir eoiiHistentwItJi work. us before plarlnjr :«h onlrr for your monuments, litest»*• Work a Specialty.

A N IT t'rawlnnlHVllle. Imlhtna. ainl (hvenStnet.

JIXTPTUBE

AloMtlvuly mired in GOdaysbrDr* IHnrne'a EI(clrolilancUo licit pTriiM.combluod. (iuorantoodtho

on'7unointho

BOYS', CHILD'S.

I WANT TO SELL THEM TO YOU.

124 East Main. St.

Swings, Hammocks, Spreaders, Ropes, 4 Folding Tables and Chairs.

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Lawn Tennis, tseball Outfits, Croquet Sets Dishf-s, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Plates. In fact, everything that yon need for camping out at lowest prices.

Ross Bros,, 99 Cent Store.

bread

Hi. Ni. ClraiK'st Uulli r.n Kurtli. iw.utl tlirm. The liest tubs 111 the u.'|}!ivc 1 lllf'tll. lt.« tlit• hitirt-st. tin* lu«st burner shop In ruwiurdsvillo, Is tlirt

Y.M. C. A., 113 W Main St.

A. D. LOFLAND,

Real Estate, Loan, Insurance,

world generating

fSS^r aoontlnuons ElcotrtoJb Xagnttto ^""flOi^wwrful. Dur*blo, -w Ov!?ru fu},} ,5 Effective. Avofd frauds.

HORNE. RTMOVTTI TO 180 WABASH AVE..CUOMO.

UNITY*®

Fellowship and Ronton.

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ISKCAUSK it is 'he

BEST in the city.

BEECHAM'S PILLS

cure SICK HEADACHE.

525 Cents a Box. OJT ALL DRUOALSTS.

XI*I. SAN.O.iSlria

ELECTRiO

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IIIPMV£07^VILI#^SVCRTECTI'.IC BCIT AND SUSPTNSOR! •rKKFIIKOJHONKT. J-ln'lc fur tM»«ic«!ilc l"ir |xwe, Carf of Gcnrratlrf plvhip Frrrlj, MMd, Sooth mir, CoBlliinnun Oirn-nt* of KU'clrif-Jt* thinush »H W'KAV !»AHT8, rcftorlng Uicm id I1K.U.TI1 h»i2 VK.OKtM SSTUK.NOTIl Klfctrle Currfnl fVIt InnUnlly, or we lurfclt in eaxt. KKLT »nd Nospenfiorf ('-omplptr to. mil un, Wtittl cu«

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nnii*nllr 'or»*rl in thrrr month*. Hesl^l iniut)hlfl Free. «AIN)EM ELECTKIFLOO.. 10DL.M.1U,HI.. CHICAGO,LIT

To Our FRIENDS and PATRONS

Wo takn lilniMm in unnou'irli)^ llmt 1 lit-

Bis Four Route

In Onuu'clion wuhtlio

Lttkt Shtn'c i{: Mirhitjnn Sauthft unit X*W Ynrf Crufrul ft It's

W a a a

Excursion to Put-in-Bay,

Lake Chautauqua

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Niagara Falls.

Tuesday, A ugus! IS, 1S91

At the low rate of $5.75 from

A W O S I TO N I A A A A S

A N

IFietTarn.

Proportionnlly lowor niton to ri"'L'-IN 'HAY n'ml CHAUTAUQUA. For full liiroriiiiitloii call nn or- ailMn-ss

(iHOKdH KOIIINSON, Ajr.-m. 'r i\v l'n!(N\ 1 !i-. In.llana

Are You Going to the Penitentiary? On August I'.ltli tlio Muncin Kouto will run an oxenrni 111 from (IrwiioiiKlli'. AVwtfiold 11ml intc-rniodiiito stations to Michigan City. A s|wciul train will start from OrconoaKtlo at (i:15 a. m., and another fnjm Wcstfield at 7 a. in. Those trains will consolidaU) at Moium and arrive at Michigan City at 1 '2 :'2.r) ncKHi. Train passes Crawfordsvilh" at 7:45 a. 111. ltate for the round trip §2. This includes adinisKion to the great Nortliorn J'rison. Hel'.irning the train will leave Michigan City at (i:30 p. in. Tickets will also lie good returning 011 regular trains until August 22d, inclusivo. An abundance of coaches will lie provided and everything possible done to make this excursion pleasant and enjoyable to the patrons of the road.

DAILY JOURNAL

MONDAY, AUUUST17, 1801.

Tup.

DAII.Y

.Joi-KNAJJ is for sale by

Hohinson A- Wallai-o.

.1 in/list Hi 1,1 History.

Hiiil--Dr. 'I'lioinas Kullor, f.-i-moiia (llvino ami quaint writer, ilicil. IGT0-- Catharinu Cockimrn, En-

KMHII dramatist and moral writur, born. IVUt—Dr. Matthew Tlnrlnl, fa- __ mous fro.) thinker, dlccl. lTW—K (.iMio Aruin was lmnucd 1'or fin murder of

Diitil Clarke Aram was a faiiiotu w.'li,ilar, and II!H

W.K,i

niiMiv WISTEK

oaNO hti-s furnlsliod (he !wt- iAVts. Hit. for many dramas and ^.pulnr ta'--.. Inolndiuu Hnlwer'a "Kn^eiie Arum 1777-Ilatttu of ISemihiirkm lleiulits, Vt. It-i |i,.nry \vii,i, Davl,-., stuUaiiuui, twrn In

I'.altimnrc, Mil.: dii-d tan. lrt Tjie Federals m.ulo annth. att«mnt to wUame niim ItiebmoiKl hy i|lu

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were repulsed at ttio

Bame time-1 ho Cnnfedi-rate Ceneral Clmm10"

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City riMul.

IK-Clmrles .1. 1-imiey, fninim* idxilitionlKt "V IT-"''''''!' of Olx-rlto enniw, diixi at Olivrlih, O,

CHIPS.

•I. .1. Insley is ipnte sick with tyJihoiii fever,

I he cMise agaiui I ltush Henry at New Hons was iulle prossed. •—Will Craig went to Darlington this morning to assist, in opening a new store.

5en. M. J). Manson went to Lafayette this morning to attend the funeral of Col. Wilson.

David Trout will remodel his residence on east .Jeilerson street, making extensive improvements and additions.

I he 1*. ,S. C. I£. of Center church will give a social and musicale Thursday evening at the residence of Hev. E. ]j. Thomson. •••The engineer at Remley's planing mill let his engine run away with him last Friday and Saturday refused to ran without repairs. -—A young gentleman of this city is reported to have bagged '2^1 prairii. chickens on Lye Creek last week in violation of the law. -Joseph Henry, deputy sheriff, under the new regime, has sold his effects in Coal Creek township, preparatory tc moving to this city.

Miss Alberson, who was sent to the poor farm about a year ago, lwcomc tired of the retreat the other day and left for pastures new.

Bethesda Camp, No. ]", 1.O.O.I' will not hold its usual meeting to-mor-row night on account of the repairs which are being made in the hall.

Farmers report the weather for tin past few days as worth niillions. The corn crop which promised to be cut very short is now coining out rapidly and will make a very fair yield. —Hi Kdwarus, a well known worker in the livery stables, suffered from an artery in his stomach bursting last night. He vomited largo (|uantit.ies of blood and is to-day lying in a critical condition. •..• V. -rj| —A fanner in the northern part of the county contracted to sell 1.0(10 bushels of wheat tn a New liichmond elevator man at S(l cents. With a very long face ho is now engaged in deliver, ing the grain. .'v. ,' —Mrs. W. P. Daggett left to-day for Louisville, Ky., to visit her daughter. Eva. wife of Charlie Wilson,ntlie popular passenger conductor of the Monon. Charlie is a young Crawfordsville 1K»V, at one time drove Cunningham Bros.. milk wagon. He worked for J. .T. Insley and learned the painter's trade under T. H. Wiutun. By strict attention to business, honesty and sobriety while on the road he has won his way to his present position. Tun Jorn.NAL wishes Charlie still further success and advancement.

An Act of Vandalism.

The spirit of destructiveness which inspiris some peoplo is impossible to fathom. The other night some vandal lisoncd the tish in Ashor Wert's pond north of the city. The following morning Mr. Wert picked up Mil line lisli which were floating on the water and scooped large numbers of small ones out of the pond. The poisoning was irobablv done by the administration of tish berries and the matter is now in the hands of the police. If the rascal is caught lie should receive the worst punishment possible. His crime is worse than felony of any kind for no possible iiefit could accrue to the poisoner save a wicked and malicious satisfaction, .v

ANew Fake.

Hiram Connard has received a pro]iosition from a gentleman in New York who wants to furnish him counterfeit money. Hates much below par. Contrary to these propositions it was not paper money but gold that was to 1H furnished. Sir. Connard will not ac

cept.

lloir'rt TIiIh'

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

CIIP.NKY

Co., Props.,Toledo. O.

We, the undersigned,have known F.J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions," apd financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. W KST ,fe TUHAX,

Wholesale Druggists,

Toledo, O. WALDI.NII, KINNAN A- MAHVJ.V,

Wholesale

Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly UJMIII the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaJ

LOVE'S YOONG DEEAM

lluv, R, S, Inglis Gives His Cougrngatiou a Pleasant Surprise Yestuiday. "When the pursontook his text

He looked so very much perplexed." 'J he congregation of the First Presbyterian church tiled into their places as usual yesterday and the bustle of fans alone disturbed the quietude of the leaceful ,Sabbath morn. It was a warm day and when the organ began to plav, and the choir (lied in and the young pastor ascended the platform the good people settled back in the cushioned pews and prepared for an hour's enjoyment. Hev. H. S. Inglis prix-wdod gallantly through the preliminaries until it came to the announcements. Mere he began to waver, a social was announced and the prayer meeting, and the audience began to stretch their necks and wondered what embarrassed him so. Just about the time that several good old men had become resigned to hearing themselves churched the cause of the pastor's embarrassment was made evident by another announcement, which was a cordial invitation to the congregation to attend his wedding to Miss May Pierce, of Minneapolis, Minn., on September 1. Il was a most original and pleasant way Mr. Inglis took for announcing his approaching marriage, and was highly appreciated by his congregation. Miss Pierce is a daughter of ex-Senator Pierce, of South Dakota, and is Raid to be a most charming and estimable young lady. The people of Crawfordsville will welcome her most warmly to a Imine in this city and Tun JoritNAi, predicts for the young couple a long, happy ami prosperous married life.

Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate transfers recorded for the week ending Saturday Aug. 15. r.inoriiic Inlon* to Miepln-nl. .•. acres lli Watnul lp 200.00 .Shorltl' iMout-jromcry Co., to,I \v Me-

Cullotijrh, SO ui'ri's in Union tp l.iioy Dutin to uml A booU\v,tract, in Wavulnm) 1.00 Win Merlin toW KCoolcy al, two oul-iotsto city -'UT.yoo Ira .Stout to Amelia Foster, lot iti ,v i,. New Richmond r' -170.00 Amanda StihveU toK Ki-sslcr, 1? aero In Pnion tp 510.0 0 John Weir to II11 WYir, r.J ri l1)(J acres In Kipley tp .JasWOppyto Martha Ciou^h, 20 acres, in Coal Creek tp i*:»0,00 Cieorjrc Kushnt to W N liou-ors, r" 211-100 acres In Franklin tp..... -100 00 Jas Kirkpatrlek to W N I lowers. 5 fJ-100 acres in Franklin tp .'{JC.oo llralton to John Finch, ioo' r. aeres In Union tp 7,000.00 Lorni K1 more to'1 nomas LuFollene, 4 acres In Union tp .OuO.OO W (iardnerto I'heoe CJardner, HO acres In Franklin tp l,000.0o rShinnakertoS IM'uddock.l-So! .*»• acres In Madison tp .1 ro.oo W Durham to S W and .IJPad^. dock, »0aers in Madlxm I .'l,0o0,0e Harhara C« Manners to Marcaret

Ilarriman. 'J lots In NewUiehmond 170.no t'lias A Woiler ti Wand Wasson lot in eity 400.0U Mary I Martin to Thos (Johie lots...... in Whitesville .-200,00 Sophia Fout« et. al to ,1cre liord« li*art 1 acre In Wayne tp .... to 00 Margaret Miller to 1) Th(»nipsin lot in Wuynetown :t*j un W Oshorn to Win Hlder et at ho acres In Wayne tp ''.VJO.00 11 (t iUlltolo'l N Sli'epharii ot an ncrein Waveland 1100.00 Geo Miller to ,i (.5otic lot In

Whitesville oO.Oi Diekerson to.lohu W Smltli, 110 aerer in Scott tp 1 ,.'00.00 .lohn Arnold to John Kvefhart,

SO aeres In Sectt tp ....7. .5,000.00 Maltnda Arnold, et alto Louisa WoodfiHW. !it In I'nion lOO.Ofi

'Jil Tronsl'i

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lu a Filthy Hole.

Poor old "Sassafras George" Carson was sent out to the poor farm some time ago and has been there ever since suffering with rheumatism. Health Ollicer Keegan called at the farm Saturday and found the poor old man in a perfectly filthy condition, lie was jammed up in one of the outside cells and had evidently had no attention, His person was vile and tho walls of his cell damp and foul. He was suffering greatly and all for want of jiroper attention. This neglect of an old anl infirm man does not speak well for the new management of tho county asylum. Patients should receive all possible attention and when age is coupled to their infirmities neglect becomes a positive crime. Ex-sa-loon keeper Cioben would do well to brace up. lie has been in oflice too short a time and has a past, of too bad odor to begin to neglect his duty now Dr. Keegan ordered a reform and il Ooben does not give it he should 1 given a free ride through a horse pond.

A Stiff Price.

Satuiday afteii.uon was a time of exilement in Wayn town. There was a ood crowd in town and everyone wm talking about the rise in the price of wheat. When the talk was at a fever heat Morris llerzog, "the Hebrew merchant," ap]H'ar il at the door of his esa is an a a of I is voice that he would buy all tho wheat in Montgomery county for a dollar a bushel, provided that it would be delivered within a month. He made pile of contracts at once and oven bought several good lots at one dollar and two cents. This morning ho offered several of the large farmers 31.02 for their wheat and one man holding 2,000 bushels was offered SI.03. It was a boom for Wavnetown.

Family Supper.

Saturday evening about seventy-five members of the McClamrock family and a few invited guests assembled at the homo of Win. McClamrock, six miles north of the city. An elegant repast was served and the occasion proved, a most felicitous one for all present.

J'n IHspcl Colli*

Headaches and Fever. to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when COBtivo or billions, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.

McElrec'* WINE OF CARPUI fcr feuiaieillaca-ica.'

Next Door to Elston Bank.

ADVICE

WOMEN

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAiiTnitsvit.i.B, April Ml, 18fl«.

This will certify that two inembora of my immediate family, after having suffered for yoars from ITIciialrual Irrettniartt ncliiB treated without hcin-lit hy jiliyslciaiif wcro at length completely cured liyone Initio of Urndlleld'ft Female He^ulntor. Its effect la truly wonderful. J. \V. J-TUANOE. IV»ok to WOMAN in.'111,-1 FttKK, which contulns vnluablo infurmutlou uli all feinnle illseoseti.

A I E E A O O ATLANTA, GA. roll SALE IIY ALL UltUQOISTS.

Sold by N ve A: Co.

-VKir it oss.

1 an an a re a in in

111.

W. K. Imel is home from Danville,

Wm. Dronaugh was ill Lizlon Saturday. E. T. Peterson, of Anderson, was in town Saturday. .T. C. Hogers and wife, of Frankfort, returned home Saturday.

Hev. Oott delivered a sermon at the 51. E. church Sunday night. Hev. O. W. Bowman occupied the pulpit at the M. E. church Sunday.

The Midland liauleo thirteen cars of stock from here to tho Lebanon fair. T. 1). Hankins is building an undertaking establishment on his lot south of the railroad.

P. 51. Brown will spend two weeks at a health resort near Danville, 111. He leaves to-morrow.

T. A. Brown and wife started for Boulder City, Montana, this morning, after a month's visit.

Mrs. Victoria Jackson, who lias been visiting here, returned to her home in Danville, Til., Saturday.

The Colton Sisters' opera company closed a successful week's showing here Saturday night. The gold watch was awarded to Jones Morrison.

The Soap

Cleans

is Lenox.

I—O—,

•o 1—"—1

This man alwys had his Advertising done by people who could do it cheaiei than anyliody else could afford and 'That's why lie got

SKINNED!

Trie Very Latest.

NewVassar and Plain Sailor Hats, New Argretts-Brushes and Wings just received.

Call and see them,

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

ENGINEER.

flgentfor

The Florida Steam and Hot Water Boiler.

Gas Fitting, Gas Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Rcsidonccs. Plans and Specifications

For City or Country Work in any of Iho above brandies.

The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

Clean Towels

For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES.

If you want them lett once or twice a week, •".•••• ..•• At 5 Cents Each, notify

The American Steam Laundry.

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

K. V. WAMflil*, Proprietor.

I'Assongers 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 olllce al C. A. Snodgrass'*store on Washington street. Telephone No.47.

ONLY ONE-HALF RAILROAD FARE

THE TERRE HAUTE FAIR I

And Indiana Breeders' Races!

$13,000 for Premiums and Races. $7,500 Staked on Great Races.

Indiana Breeders' Big Four Race Days,

Are All Equally Good. Miss None.

Large Tucft'lfiy Hill.

Stiikr. a yr-olils, h11 Yotirllii^r trot •2:f»0 trot 'JrJ^trtit Troltinir !oir

Trntf* nKmnHk trotting ami running burses, ponies, bieyrli.*B :in«] sprinters*. S25 to nnv to befit liini.

..$100 .... r.oo ... :*oo .. 300

Fine Wednesday Hill.

81 rko, r» your ml I '2:00 puce, "stuko" 15 ::*r» |uu*e »».. 10 trot. 10Trottliitfdotf

..jfioo ... 100 .. :«)0 .. noo

Great Thursday Races.

11 !2::i0 puce, stake 12 T. II. House stiike K1 V.:lU puce 11 ',':ao trot, stttke 15 Myers Hros. 4:00 trot 10 Trotting dot?

....* 400 ...1,000 :too 1,000

Friday's Large Hill.

17 2:25 pnee, atuko IH 2::U)Htall1on trot 10 2:25 trot, NtJike 20 2:20 trot 21 Trotting 1ok

5 100 :ioo 1,000 aoo

JCgF" New Amphitheater, cost .$ 16,000, to seat 5,000 people.

August 24,25,26,27 and 28

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Machinery Exhibit Trotting Dog Ladies' Ride

Bicycles Balloon Parachute Tight Rope Horse Show Stock Show Poultry Show Fine Art Show

Fair and races, 50 cents. Children of 12, free. Vehicles free.

For premium lists, etc., address, C. C. OAK KY, Sec.