Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 August 1891 — Page 4
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Watches.
207 East Main Street
When One Says
rHOTOGliAPHS ioik weii but will •. noi ^laiid the test or w-h fade, ninrk him down as as
Icrioramus—on* who offers an opinion or. something he knows nothing aboat.
If the ehftmiciiisjire washed out of the work it .cannot fade: if the chemicals are not .eliminated the work wiii fade no matter what p-ce might be -charged or how may be made. Water is-cheap, use plenty of and photocraclis will never fade.
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©Making«Over©
HATS AND BONNETS
Is One of My Specialties.
MRS. WILSON.
127 South Washington.
We Invite the Publicto Call and Investigate
OUR NEW METHOD
\:.V. OF—.
inseniog Artificial Teeth
W.'.houtthe use of Large Rubber Plates. This method is entirely new and IF patented. and is used only by .us in this and adjoining counties. By ihis method any number of 1 r.m I* put without extracting any good teeth yon msv have, and no plate ir. the roof of the month.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain
15y use of Vitalized Air. Nitms Oxi.itGa*. Electric Vibrator and our celebrated «\'d Anesthetic, Gold and stiver fillies at reasonable prices.
Ail work warranted as represented,
Gonzales & Galey,
Dentistu.
Mr.fifilliiiM will open a Hvnch scruvti in thi jon-jart of •?*•, Thow- who wi? to Iwu-n and property ID l»rM ttmr*. the* rvucli.Innruajn.',
art* itivluv] to call an«l
him or v.-rul ijlrn ami he wUl call
Cliw.- ever} t-u-nlnv ffoin 7 p. rn
to j. m., SatunJay. If u-n iadifs to .Mr *uiUr«J will hoUl for Uiwii a spurial rliuIn tl»f aftormiion from till 5o'cloek. Kn* f,r Uirt-*' aioijlhs' c*jur~e 110. Call or juWrtr*^
L. J.
1-T 5(.JUIJ (in-vii St.
STOVES
Heating and Cooking.
is a gowi time to them of
NOW
DAILY JOURNAL.J ~\VK1NESI)AY,
buy
Thompson & Cates, touth
Green Street.
AUGCST26.1S91.
it E ITHER REPORT:
For f*:r: o..'.
SACRED LILLY.
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Bonneii aad Wife Frightened Charivari Party. Journal.
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Colorado he was given a position on the W. U. Telegraph line where he has beer, employed ever since, advancing step by step until he at this time holds the position as head boss of that line and has accumulated considerable property. He has shown good judgment ir. preparing for the future. Mr. Darker has taken from our -midst one of Ladoga's best girls and all hope their pathway will be strewn with roses and jteaee and happiness be theirs for long veins to come. Quite a number of valuable presents were giver, the young couple. They took the 1 p. m. train for their home.
CHOPPED'A THOUSAND.
Ladoga Sports Loose Their Gcod Money on a Foot Bace. ^pf-cfriMoTheJouraiil:
LADOOA, Ind., Aug. "JO.—The sports of Ladoga got woefully left at Brazil, yesterday in a foot race. There are several parties in Crawfordsville that reinemlter to their sorrow that about two-years ago two feliows worked up a foot race at Ladogi and the Crawfordsville people lost' considerable money. One of these same fellows was here last Saturday and workel up a fixH race for Brsizil and got tp' .e a numler in the scheme. He on the honor of a K. of I', that he would win the nice for them, so quite a ntltnler went down and "he rr-.-ult was as best we'can iearn La.1 left alout SI.WO in Bra7.il.
KILLED TfiE ESC-INEEE.
A Fatal Accident Occnrs on the Clover Leaf Road. v'-'K There was a fatal accident occurred the Clover Leaf railroad just west of Wingate in the north end of the county last night, by which one life WHS lost. The. passenger train which arrives at Wingate shortly after midnight had pulled out of the station and was running at a high rate of speed when the connecting rod broke and Hying around burst through-the cab on the engineer's ide and beat him to death in a few seconds. The fireman stopped the train and adjusting matters as best he could run the train on to Mellott. where the b-nly was left and repairs made on the engine. The engineer was one of the l*t on the road and his death will be greatly felt. The body was shipped back to his home in Cliarli-ston. 111., for interment. This is the first fatal accident that has occurred on the Clover Leaf for some lime.
A Moose Lodge.
A I xlge will shortly be organized in this city with a charter membership of about GO. The Moose ]eopie will occupy the Good Templars' hall and will start under the most favorable circumstances. The Moose lodge of Lafayette will conduct the installation at an early day. All signing the petition will please leave their charier fee with Smith Swank at once.
Sues for Fartition.
Mrs. I-lorence Noble has brought snit for a jjartition of the estate left by her mother. She is claiming two-eighths of the two-thirds of the real estate and has brought suit to obtain jxjssession.
To IHspel ColttA
Headaches and Fever to cleanse the system effectually, vet gently, when costive or billions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity with out irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee It cures consumption. For sale by MofTett, Morgan & Co.
THE BOY KAN
Aa Officer Charles Hufinin Seat Leaden Messengers After Him. I Afoot sore tramp Lobbied up to officer
Charley Huffman this morning and gave information against his bed fellow of the night 1-efore. It seems that Mr. Tramp while enjoying a meal of green corn last evening in the fair grounds he was approached by a young man about 19 years of acre who 'asked to share the
WAYMJIVWN, Ind.. Aue. 26:4~The ro- frugal meal. As Mr. Tramp has expend•j mautic reunion of lloe LVmnell and wife ed no large amount of money upon the who had Iwn serrated for some time. same he ncquiesoevl and the meal was had a lively s-pial Monday night. The passed quite merrily, mineral water
W be neighborhood concluded the forming an admirable substitute for rennitin was too creat an event to pass champagne. When the twain had reow: unnoticed.. It was accordingly de- tired for the night in an empty stall eidevl -to'giVe them a good, old fashioned the youth opened his heart and told his charivari. They waited until the happy story. He had just escaped from the conple w^re wrapt in slumber and then reformatory at Plainfield and was on his descended'on' then-.' with shot irons, way west. The tramp heard the story drams.' horns. bells and all other racket sympathetically and as soon as day raising implements in the neighborhood. broke hustled off in search of a police-
When the"festival 'opened it seemed man in the' hope probably of claiming a that bedlnui had broken loose and tl 'dollar or so of the reward money. Offi. frighted Koe cave one leap
which land
ed him in the middle of the room. His crier! of "the White Caps have come'" could be heard shove the roar of the charivari party. A number peeping through the window saw hi :v. rash to the bed and grasp his wife Eva. in his amis and kneeling for mercy and make promise of future loyalty to his family. Both loudly protested that thev would die in each other's arms and never separate again. The affair is causing great merriment throuehout the section.
The Darker and Swiak Wedding. 5 TO 'X- Journal LADOGA. Ind., Aug. 26.—To-day at high noon at the residence of the bride's father, John Swink. Mr. Charles Darker, of. Denver. CoL, and Miss Minnie Swink were quietly married. The bride -has passed:' a greater part of her life here. While the groom, was bom here but bnt about 15 pears ago he started West on his, own .hook. On arriving in
cer HmTman, after a search, finally discovered his man lying under the apple trees on the common east of the Yandalia station. He hastily approached but the lad was on the alert and started for lie alley's corn field on the run. Mr. Huffman called a halt several times but as none was made by the nimble youth he drew his revolver and fired at him several times but without effect. The lad gained the sheltering corn field in safety and a prolonged search failed to disclose him. From a description which arrived on the morning mail from Plain field it was learned that his name is Bert
Walker, son of John Walker, of Indianapolis. and that he had been sent to the reformatory from that place.
CHIPS.
-Wheat still brings 95 cents. -Ben Crane has telegraphed that he
will arrive from his Euro [win trip tonight. —The crazy woman who wandered into town Monday has not yet been identified. —The water and light company has a force of men at work taking out the poles of the old light plant.
The members of Wilder's Brigade residing in this city, went to Worthington to-day to attend the reunion. —Frank .Tackman and wife, of Frank fort, left this morning for Peoria., Ills., to take up their future home, after spending a few days here. —Tickets for Gorman's minstrels will be put on sale to-morrow morning. This combination carries 32 people and is highly recommended as a first-class show. —The drug store of Ilobert Bay. of Wayn-town. was elosed yesterday on a chattel mortgage in the hands of the administrator of the Jewell estate of Covington.
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—Baiph. the little Kin of 1). W. Cox, stepped on a broken bottle this morning and cut a terrible gash in his foot, from the effects of which he is now confined to the house. —A. B. Anderson and Hurley Ciodfelter have Ix-en busily engaged all day in taking 'depositions in the suit of Doherty VB. It'.lib which will be tried in Joplin. Mo., next month. —Constable .Tohn Byers is smiling.
A reverend friend of his. against whom John held judgment pajiers tried to beat him out of his fees by paving his creditor directly. John got his fee though and smiles audibly whenever he soes his friend, the minister.
Dr. H. E. Greene,Joel Block.treats all diseases of eye, ear.nose and throat. Fitting and furnishing glasses a specialty.
MARRLAGE LICENSES. Sarah
and F..
John Hoschwinder Stamper. Lovd M. Brown and Arcadia Parker.
ELM 111 I.E.
Creek had five weddings last
Coal
week. Clarence and Gny Widener are at Hoopeston this week attending the fair, with their match team of horses.
Jaines Wilson, E. E. L'tterback. G. W. Widener and Clarence Widener attended the Warren county fair last week at West Lebanon. They had ten horses an exhibition and brought away twelve ribbons, nine red and three bine. Their premiums aggregated SlV.
Shrpp'H Photographs.
Ira C. Powers is showing Shepp's photographs of the world, representing views from every country on the globe. To see them is to want them, as those who have seen many of them pronounce them correct and good.
Look Here!
Come and see my herd of Jersey cattle of 40 head twenty-five minutes' drive from the city. It will pay you to see them, even if yon don't buy.
I). N. HEATH.
Putnam Oounty fair.
Are yon coming to the great Putnam county fair, ltemember the dates, Aug. 31 to September 4. The largest exhibit ever witnessed here is already assured. A limited numler only of stalls remain Ui.be taken. The display of sjeed will lie among the finest ever seen in this section. Yon are cordially invited to lie present everf day. Don't forget to come. Bring stock and other exhibits.
M. A. BRIDGE*. Prea.
A. B. ALLISOX, Sec.
When I began using Ely's Cream Balm my catarrh was so bad I hail headache the whole time and discharged a large amount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and I liavonot had headache since.- J. H. Sommers, Stephney, Conn.
See tlioso China silks, drews patterns, at 35 cents, al Al»e Levinaon's.
PEBSOKALS.
—John S. Brown was Frankfort to-day. —J. J. Insley continues to improve slowly.
D. F. McCltire went to Cincinnati to-day. Sam Smythe is visiting friends in Frankfort. —Miss^Iarv Kline went to Indianapolis to-day.
B. S. Thomson went to Lafayette this afternoon. —Herman Wray and wife are down from Lafayette.
Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson is visiting at Bloomington. —Judge A. 1". Thomas is visiting I-a-fayette friends. —John McAlevv was over froiii Indianapolis to-day.
Harry Krugg ret 11 rued to St. Joe. Mich., last night. C. B. Lockhart. of Covington, was in the city to-dav. -Mrs. J. R. Bonnell went to Frankfort this morning. -Miss Pearl !xu has returned from a visit in Indianapolis. -Miss Nettie Farmer, of Frankfort, is here visiting relatives. —W. S. Maxwell returned to-day from a visit in Roekville. -P. F. Fleener. of Indianapolis, visited lady friends here to-day. -Mrs. Tuck Cox and son. of Lafayette, are visiting in the city. -Mrs. M. E. Sarver. of Kokomo, is visiting relatives in the city. --Dudley H. Jackson and wife returned from New York last night. —-Paul Hughes and W. W. Morgan •tlended the Frankfort fair to-day. —Mrs. Charles Cable and child left to-day for their home in Cleveland. Ohio. -Mrs. Mess more and daughter, of
Terre Haute, are visiting Z. S. Wheeler. Now js the time to buy them and —Mrs. Henry Alfrey and children have returned from Lake Maxinkuckee.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, of In dianapolis. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Braden. —Tully Crabbs went to Bloomington last night to attend the Epworth League convention. —W. T. Wasson. Pr. T. J. Griffith and Pr. Theodore McMechan went to Lebanon this morning. —Harrie Pontious and wife returned from Kingfisher, Oklahoma to-day. Mrs. Pontious is quite sick. —Capt. W. P. Herron is at Worthmcton attending a reunion of the beventy-second Indiana regiment. —Bob and Irvine Fullenwider, of
Bloomington. 111. who have been visitinq relatives here, returned home today. —Mrs. Sarah Clinton who has been the guest of Mrs. Martha lint ton has returned to he home in Mount Hope, Iowa. •—Mr. and Mrs. Fitzer and children returned home to Crawfordsville hist night accompanied by Miss Minnie Began.—Lufayette Call.
W. T. and JHS. A. Harlan and their wives have returned from Parke county where they have been attending the funeral of their father, Stephen Harlan.
Great Saiferlng.
LONDOS, Aug. 28.—In a letter t« the Pall Mall Gazette, a clergyman, living southwest,
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harrowing details of he suffering Tickets will be good for :l(» days return-
peasants by reason of the failure of the crops. Many have been unable to obtain bread for weeks. They eat gTass and leaves and are terribly emaciated and dying from starvation. There is no oprospect of a betterment Inotheir condition and uprisings are looked for as the people are desperate.
Fell from the Third Story.
YO.VKERS, X. V. Aug. 26,—John Rowland, a wealthy hat manufacturer, fell from the third-story window of his factory and was instantly killed.
Merit It'tns.
We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we hsve been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electrio Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell *s well or that have given such nniversal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies ha-ve won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nve & Co., druggisUu
We have sold Ely's Cream Balm about three years, anil have recommended its use in more than a hundred special cases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our inquiries is, "It's the best remedy that I have have ever used." Our experience is, that where parties continued its use, it never fails to cure.—J. 11. Montgomery, ,fc Co., Druggists,LVvnrah. Iowa.
EACHES, EARS, LUMS.
JOE TAYLOR
Is the man to sell thorn.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
11ST —A pi^r we!i.-hln*r lietwiM-n HO tin.) 75 JLv i"»-ii'l\ erop olt left ear. Urturn t«t l.'r. E. w. Keejran unit l»e rvwunlitl. s-*,".i
11AILROA1
time-
The Secret of Fine Pastry.
Is wholly in using Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder.
The only pure Cream Tarter Powder sold on the market.
Other brands contain either ammonia, alum or some other
adulterant. Ammonia or alum powders dry out. make the
dough too porous, leaving a bitter taste, etc.
No agency has assisted so much toward perfection in
cookery as Price's Cream Baking Powder. Its ingredients are simple and so blended as to exist in exact chemical proportions, so after use there is never any excess of either left in the food. Hence there can be no impurities whatever left in the finished food. No bitter taste, no taint of ammonia, but food raised with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder partakes of the natural sweet flavor of the flour and keeps moist and
fresh for days. This powder possesses qualities peculiar to it alone. No other makes such delicious i.-try. No other contains the white of eggs.
ITK.MS.
VASDALIA EXCURSIONS,
I he Lake Maxinknckee special is continued during the five Sundays in August, leaving at 0:34 a. m. Fare 82 the round trip.
Saturday tickets to Maxinknckee at $2.90, good to return including the folowing Monday.
IXH'NTY FA] 11H.
The Yandalia will sell tickets as follows: To Frankfort. August IMth to 'i.Slh, SI round trip.
To Camden Sept. 1st to 5th. Sl.!)." round trip. To Terre Haute, August '2"th to 2Sth at SI.60 round trip on account of the Vigo County Fair and Horse Breeders Association.
The Sunday "Lake Special" train run by the Vandalia Line. Terre Haute to Lake Maxinknckee (Marmont station) and return, during the Summer months, will be continued each Sunday during August.
THREE ORANH HALTVEST EXCURSIONS Via the Big Four route to all principal points in the west and northwest, south at very low rates August
I
25th- Septemler
15th, September 29th.
ing. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate jwints for the inspection of farm property. Dont miss this golden opportunity to secure a home in the West. For lowest rates and full inforation call on agents Big Four lioute. G. E. Robinson, agent C. C. C. .V St. L. liy., Crawfordsville, Ind.
The Monon Route will sell harvest excursion tickets on August 25th, September loth nnd 29th to all points south at one fare for the round trip, nnd to all western and northwestern jHiints at I very lwv rates. Tickets good to return 30 days from date of sale. For rates and full information call at L., AC. ticket office. Via Vandalia, August 25th. the Vandalia will sell harvest excursion tickets to all points south and to Kansas Citv, Leavenworth. Atchison St. Joe, Mo.! at one fare the round trip. To all points beyond Kansas Citv, etc., a fare and one-third will be ndded to the one fare to these basing points, making the rate a little above one fare to points in Kansas, Colorado, I tah, Wyoming euid intermediate jwints and return. Take the 9:44 a. m. Vandalia train for perfect connections. Come early and save
J. C. Hnenix-fi.v, Agt„
WHT WILI, TOO oocon when Shiloh's 3ure will give you anuaediate relief Price 10 cents, 50 cents nnd Si MolTett Morgan ,t Co.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorial
How I.Manage My
I com Miotic.it trading with D. F. McClureth'ee years ago Itu-t Sep. temler. 1 carnel S-'S.iK) per month, or $300.00 a year. When 1 bought ail article no liifleriMiee what it cost, I carefully estimated the difference in the price paid and the price asked by others a..d deposited the difference in the ban!:. Jly bank hook showed January 1,181)1, $103.(11 to the credit. I h:i"C sine-.* bought a lot for $150.M on winch to make 111 home. Bought a suit to-day and saved $5.25. I am now earning T'our hundred dollars per year and D. F. McOl'ire says if 1 continue to trade with him fir three years more, ha will guarantee nie a home on mv int. nil paid for. Just think of it a cottage home, nil my own, by trading
1).F. MfCIURE.
TRADE? PAL-ACE^
"An Even Hundred"
Families are going to get one of the finest
BOOKS ever published by trading at my
want to give every fanily in the county
elegant books, and invite all to come
ticket. Remember they cost you nothing.
ENSMINGt
103 EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE.
We Will Continue Our
WALL PAPER at Less than
Robinson. & Wallace.
I may bo "yiillcr/*
Atiicoverc«l with tloaa. ilui my pantsi, thank tl.v LonJ, Don't tuur at the knees. Tlu' 1OK is perfectly rirht« Uui
His ptint« may be loop or short, llkft thor*»of Coiinan Jc Murphy They're of the ••proper" sort.
MORAL: Buy your pants of Coir,., man & Murphy and be properly dressed.
Louis Bischof
IS NOW EAST
Buying Fall and Winter Goods. Watch the Special Sale, Daily, on Page 2.
nil (Vni If if I/.
Of Rimihill, Hornaday Sc Pickett, ir
]xmnd» Yellow sugar, SI 21 jxmndH
White Kxlm sugar, SI: '2^ jxmtids of
granulated SI 1!'2 pounds confectioners
A. 81.
W. J. KNIGHT,
Leader of the Famous Andrews Raw
Tn 1S62, will give a thrilling nccc unt of his expcrieiH
C. A. Auditorium on
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER
to re as S of
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