Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 August 1891 — Page 4
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Now Is the Time
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W atohes.
207 East Main Street
When One Says
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Over Con Cunningham's.
Tlie ILia-ciies
Are iH'^iiuiin^ to think about Fall
Bonn.Is, and, of course, they
all expect to call first on
MRS. WILSON,
127 South Washington.
We Invite the Public to Call and Investigate
OUR NEW METHOD
OF—
Inserting Artificial Teeth
Without the use of Large Rubber Plates, This method is entirely new and is patented, and is used only l)y us in this and adjoining counties. By this method any number of teeth enn le put in without extracting any good teeth you niav have, and no plate in the roof of the mouth. (ss.:
Teeth Extracted Without Pain 1V
use of Vitalized Air. Nitros Oxide (ias, Electric Vibrator and our celebrated Local Anesthetic. Gold and silver tilling at reasonable prices. All work warranted as represented.
Gonzales & Galey,
Dentiata.
..Mr. (iiiIIhr) will 011111 l-reiicli school In the run purl ol S-|temW. Tliuse who wish to I iirn aiicl »|«.ak pruiMTly In it lirli time, the I i-eiicli luiiyimife, are Invited to cull anil
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'•limiM ten hulii-s to uike lessons Mr. '•iilhonl will hol«l lor tlieni it snecliil cliis* Milhe iiflenmon Hum .'I till oVloek. Fees lor ilini'iiioiitiig' course HO. Call or aililress,
L. .1. (iiriiioiin, 1-7 South (irvt-n .St.
STOVES
Heating and Cooking,
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DAILY JOURNAL.
TIU'U.SDAY, Al'CU'ST 27,1891.
U'EATllElt UEPOItT:
For linliuna -tulr:cool.
HE'S AFTER US.
John E. Qtiitm Wants tlie Oity to Pay $2,500 Damages. This afternoon M. W. Hrtiner, as attorney for ilolm E. Quinn, entered suit against the city of Crawfordsville for S'2.r0()-dumage which ho avers to have suffered on the 2St-h day of last March. In liis complaint Mr. Quinn goes on to say that for the last three or four yours the city has maintained a dangerous and treacherous alley crossing on the sontli side of Market street between the streets of Green and Washington. This alley is 1'2 feet wide and 1(5 incites bolow the sidewalk, being used as a gutter to drain the alley. It is irregularly paved with largo boulders and is altogether an unwholesome spot even in day time. The curbing on either side is of plank and sticks up abevethe sidewalk, thus forming an elegant stumbling block by which to precipitate the weary passerby headforemost into the alley. Mr. Quinn further states that he was always exceedingly loary of this sjiot and always used great caution in crossing it. The night of March 27, '01, was a dark one and therefore although using great care and diligence Mr. Quinn missed his rekconing and stumbled forward into the alley on liis left foot and leg, throwing his left hip joint out oT place and otherwise injuring himself, lie suffered then and has suffered si nee great bodily pain. Since that time he has been unable to do anywork. Mr. Quinn asserts that he is by trade a blacksmith and can earn Sill a week, lie has therefore lost by not being able to work since March S2G0, and as his leg is permanently injured that is worth 82,000 more. In all to pay expenses and damages besides he asks for $2,500 damages and all proper relief.
What Secretary Morgan Says. W. AY. Morgan, Secretary of the Fair Association, grows more enthusiastic every day about the prospects of the great. Montgomery county fair, which will be open to the public between September 7 and 11. As has been neecessary every year since the fair was started so it will bo necessary again this year to build more stalls to accommodate the live stock. Mr. Morgan was at Frankfort yesterday and secured the entries of a large number of stock owners and will also go to Terre Haute for the same pur p. we. Over sixty horses are now entered in the speed ring which does not include the running races, or the 2:27 pace or the free-for-all trot.
These last two have been left open until Sept. 1. Tell all your friends about the fair and don't forget to como yourself.
The Mildest Mannered Man. The Indiana Bankers are now at West liaden Springs and are all heartily roasting the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Gen. Manson is the only one that has had a good word to say or the law or tlio commission. Gen. Manson took a mild, conservative view. He said he was a director in a small bank and the tax bill tvas all right. It could not lie expected that a [X'rfoct tax system could lie devised in a sixty-days' session, yet lie believed that this was the best tax law that the State ever had, hut he did not think the legislature intended to construe tlio law like Governor Hovoy and Attorney General Smith construed it. Tho question was before tho courts and they should allow tho judges to construe the law without outside interference.
Took AD Overdose,
Brown township is greatly torn up over a wild attempt at suicide madr there Saturday night. The wife of one of the most prominent citizens in that section took an overdose of "rough on rats" with the purpose of ending her existence. Fortunately nho took too large a dose in her zeal and so bv projier medical treatment was saved. It stvms that there had been a little scandal which led to a rupture between husband and wife which ended in liini offering her SO acres of land to leave him. This so worked upon her mind that she committed the rash act of Saturday night.
Gorman's Minstrels.
Tho departure the Gormans linvo made in their minstrel entertainment was evidently pleasing to tlio big audience that was present at tlio opening of the Globo Theatre Monday evening The Messrs. .Tames, John and George Gorman wore heartily received, seen often and always gave satisfaction, and Messrs. John Hymns, Alexander Cameron and .). M. XorcrosB contributed most acceptably to the vocal part of tho programme.— Iloshm Gorman's minstrels will appear at Music Hall Saturday evening.
Bulling the Market.
Tlie local wheat buyers havo decided to bull the market a little on their mvn hook as the Chicago markets don't seem to make a move of any kind. Accordingly they raised the price to-dav from '.15 to 1(7 cents.
To Effect a Salo.
Stanley Simpson went to Ohio to-day on business connected with tho Bird Bros.'s patent shaft supporter. It is said that the patentees have been offered SO,000 for a relinquishment of tnoir invention to other parties.
PERSONALS.
—Col. Elston is in Indianapolis. •—Lee Smith is in Indianapolis. —Ben Warbinton is visiting in Alamo. --Miss Mina Wilkinson has rotnmod
I in Mithorney went to Indianapolis 1 --lvev. G. 1'. l'tiBon went to Waynetown to-day.
I ully CraliliB has returned from Blooniington. —Goo. N'eilest and wife were in Torre tame to-day. —•II. II. Wade, of Lafayette,'" was in the city to day.
Hi Edwards is able to be out after a voro illness. —Wm. Martin is attending the Torro Haute fair to-day.
Frank lloudricks, of Danville, was in tho city to-day. —Mrs. R. A. Fullenwider, of Yoodersburg, is in the city. —J. II. DiIkes returned to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Fremont Alfrey was up from Groenenstlo to-day. —Mrs. W. W. Kwing is visiting in Gosport and Spencer. —Prof. Jacob Xorris is home from a tour of northern Indiana. —Dr. S. L. Ensmingor wont to HetiBselr.er this afternoon.
T. P. Cunninghnm, of Kansas City, is hero on legal business. —J. I). Graham and John Greenwood, of St. Mary's, Ont., nro in the city. —Mrs. George Wilson lias returned from a three weeks' visit in Chicago. —Homer Stilwell and family, of Chicago, are tho guests of Mack Stilwell. -Miss Alice Omnra left to-day for St. Mary's of the Woods to outer school.
Dr. K. J. Cunningham and children returned to-day from Ponnsvlvanin. —Misses Flora and Anna Kostanzer have gono to Lafayette to spend a week or two with friends. —Miss Noll Nicholson went to Waveland this mornta to tako part in a musical entertainment. —W. I). Jncocks and family, of Cincinnati, are tho guests of Anthony Kostanzer and Joe Fisher. —Hon. P. S. Kennedy and W. M. Heovos are in Scott township attending a horse thief detectives' picnic. •—Kritz it Robertson, the Waveland druggists, passed through the city yesterday on their way home from Indianapolis. —J. S. Stover, Mrs. Mary Gerard nnd Mrs. Sarah Mahoy wont toKockville today to attend the funeral of Arthur Kimball which occurred at 2 o'clock.
OHIPS.
—Wheat stands at 97 cents. Manager Townsloy, of Music Hall, highly recommends Gormans' minstrels. —The 150th Indiana Itegiment will hold a reunion at Attica on Sept. 10 and 11. --Stilwell iV Stilwell have moved their pension office over Schultz's investment bank. —The infant child oflrvingBuehnnan, south of tho city, died to-day. and will be buried to-morrow.
W. T. Whittington addressed tho Horso Thief Doteetivo Association of Scott township to-day. —Harvey Wilkinson delivered an oration at tho Old Settlers meeting at Meharrv's Grove to-day. —Tho taking of tho depositions in tho Doherty vs. Kobb case will not bo concluded before noxt week. —Mayor Carr and Councilmen Scott and Reynolds together with tho electric light experts picniced at the Shades today.
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Tickets for Gorman's minstrels wero placed on sale this morning and are soiling well. The show is first class and will be woll patronized.' -John K. Courtney expects to soon file a bastardy suit for Lucinda Elmore. It will not be against her stepfather, Hunter, who is now in jail charged with her seductioii. •^~B. F. Magoo, historian of tlio Sev-enty-second Indiana regiment, has been presented an elegant gold headed cano by his old comrades as a token of their appreciation of his valuable services. l'rof. Alex. Sifiith, of Wabash college, arrived in the city this afternoon. He has just returned from a visit to homo at Mi lgsido, Scotland. He reports as having a delightful voyage. —Dr. M. C. Drake, of Ladoga, was the city to-day. llo says the IKIVS aro not done brushing tho Brazil sand out their ears yet, and suggested to tho Crawfordsville boys to como down and give them a serenade.
One Mrs. Stowors, a sister of tho Malaohi Bill Scott, made application to Trustee llurtmnn to-day to havo hor six hopeful children placed in tho orphans' home. Tho woman had been lioro from Missouri only a short timo so Mr. Hartman started her and her numorciis brood back again, giving them pass as far as Danville, 111. —The bankers of the State nro holding a conference at Baden Springs. Among those in attendance aro A. F. Ramsey and (Ion M. D. Manson, of this city. Yostorday's session was devoted to roasting Greon Smith and his "opinion" requiring hanks to exhibit their lxioks showing a list of their depositors thus making thorn ferrets to discover socpiosterod taxnbles.
Dr. H. E. Greene,Joel Block,treats all diseases of eye, ear,tioso and throat. Fitting atid fiirnishing glasses a spwialty.
Libels Denied,
Tho malicious libels orginating from dismissed employes of tho Crawfordsville Creainry company will be thoroughly oxpoBod and the propagators duly punished. The cows bolonging to this company are healthful and as good a herd as ever graced tho pastures of a Montgomery county farmer. Anyone repeating this libel will bo hold strictly
ren[«)nsible.
We do
not propose to have tho good name earned by merit, of Ben llur butter, traduced by lying scoundrels.
CltAWFOltDSVll.I.K ClIKAMl'llY Co.
Piled a Mortgage.
rl he Crawfordsville Water and Light. Company tiled a mortgage on their plant hero to-dny. The mortgage is for $,r0,000 and is in favor of the 1 eBenture Guarantee and Assurance Company of New York and the British lslis.
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The wife of T. R. Ham is slowly ri covering. William Grimes, of Rockville, is visiting T. R. Ham.
Frank Smith is building a neat addition to his residence. Mrs. Dr. Talbot s|Hnt Tuesday and Wednesday in Waveland.
G. W. Ammonium and wife spent Wednosdny in New Market. Mrs. Watson, of Iowa, is the guest of her brother, John Mitchel.
Iliri.in Deets and family moved to Crnwfordsville last Monday. Joseph Clark and wife, of Danville, 111., nro guests of Mr. G. W. Clark.
William Griinos and wife, of Crawfordsville, aro visiting relatives at this place.
Tomtnio Sawyer and Miss Nettie Picket wore married last Sunday. May the bonds provo joyful.
Agnes Richmond, of Warsaw.,and Mrs. Willis and daughter, of Crawfordsville, are visiting Mrs. Linsey.
Samuel Honth's weakness for inuskniolon makes him stretch ono of the commandmont8 just a hair's breadth
Buddie Harrison has exactly hit tho cue for curling his mustache, accoraing to the best laws of gravitation and atlinity.
Milt Truax broke a limb from a peach tree which had grown fifty-live ]enchcs. Tho limb was but two feet long, but had several twigs from tho branch.
Low Willis and wife, of Terre Haute, are spending a fow days with her parents before leaving for Missouri where they expect to make their future homo.
Tho funeral of Walter Smith occurred at his residence at 3 o'ciock p. m. Tuesduy. He died Monday at 3 o'clock a. m. after a lingering illness of lung and heart trouble.
The Democracy of old Ripley remains in a quiescent state. I suppose about the timo tho political caldron begins its exhibition in Ohio ")ho liiploy Democrats will awaken from thoir lethargy nnd boom forth as of yoro Bert McKinley will, think, teach them a lesson thoy won't soon forgot, for Americans must sustain America and all hor industries.
ll'.t I'SETO Il iV.
Scott Collins is quite sick with typhoid fever. A-2 Rov.Shuey will preach atAhtiocli next Sunday.
Mrs. B. T. Morrill visited rolatives in Benton county last week. Moore Fowler and wife visited their daughter at SUino Bluff over Sunday.
Dan Morrill started to Illinois Tuesday to bo among relatives and acquaintances for a week.
Rev. John J. Clavpool, of Kentland, spent Monday nnd Tuosdny of this week with his brother ot this place.
Curtis, tho boot and shoe man, of Crawfordsville nnd his family, wero the guests of Ed Kelly last Tuesday.
being probcold
Thoro are four new houses orected hero at this time, with a ability of sovorol moro loforo weather.
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Miss Fannie Williamson will school at Sulphur Springs this winter. Miss Nellie, hor sister, will tako charge of tho post otlice.
Fred Hurt, Fred Miller, Clint Ellis, Gali Kolley and A1 Bran' rent to tho Shades last Sumhr joined the German delegation in a & picnic.
There is a certain drnmu.vir or dudo I might say, who hails from Illinois that comes hero quite frequently of lato, who had better look "a lootlo out," or conduct himself in tlio future more in accord with his truo position, that of married man.
During the last month Wm. II. Lucas has had over 100 chickens stolen. Last Monday night tho thieves came there in a wagon anil proceeded to load up but was driven away boforo gotting many. Tho Lucas loys got horeos and followed tlieni nliont 2 or 3 miles south but failed to find out who thoy wore. Tho remedy for theso felloes is a little moro nerve among tho mon of tho homo and a few moro well-loaded shot guns.
XKII' ltOSS,
Enos Norman was at Frankfort tordny. Sohn McClain has returned from California.
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John Cross, of Jamostown, was hero yestorday. Madison Rottingor is sick with typhoid fever.
Wm. McGuflin is building an addition to his homo. W. J. Sanford distributed fair tickets at No. 5 Wednesday.
T. D. Ilankins is building an undertaking office on south Main street. Loo Wlioelnn wont to South Bend Monday to attend Notre Dame University.
Onr schools open Sopt. 1-1 under tho supervision of W. J. Sanford, principal, W. 13. Rodman, intermediate, and Mrs. W. J. Snnford, primary.
Tho race track at Now ROBS is said to bo an exceptionally good ono for making fast time. As tho track is a fow foot more than half mile in length it is difficult to explain tho low records made thoro. —Latloya iMidcr.
WHY WIM. YOU oonaii wlion Shiloh's Oure will give yon ammediate relief. Price 10 oents, 50 cents and $1 Moffott Morgan & Go.
D.F:
(EACHES, EARS, LUMS.
Now is the time to buy them and
JOE TAYLOR
Is the man to sell thorn.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,
FOIchurch.
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bciLilril eiipe near the llitpt 1st Inquire at till south Witter
street. s-'.'li
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Miss Myrtn Oinford, of Garfield, has been in our midst^ho past two weoks. Tho rains of the past week havo changed the looks of tho country to a groat extent.
C. W. Campbell has returned from Niagara Falls and reports a pleasant timo while there. I-:
Quarterly meeting of Friends hold at Sugar Plain last Saturday and Sunday was largely attended.
Miss Belle Clarko has boon a great sufferer for the past fow weoks with inflammatory rheumatism.
Rov. Bond, of noar Richmond, and Rev. Hayorth, of Iowa, attended church at this placo last Wednosdny.
Chns. Warren, of Smartsburg, has purchased thho Lockridgo farm and will move his family horo we suppose in tho near future.
Rob Wosnor, who has been assisting W. 11. Lynch with his farm duties this Summer, may now bo found with his brother-in-law, A. D. Peebles.
Miss Lillio Neigor, of Danville, Ind., and who has boon a Friends' Missionary to Mexico the past sovon years will looture at tho church at this placo Saturday evening, Aug. 2!). A cordial invitation is extondod to tho public in gonoral to como and hoar tho manner and mode of living which tho Mexicans indulge in. Doors open promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
OFF I EL.
Little Mary Miller has been quite ill but is better now. Rov. T. M. Hamilton preached at the school house Saturday.
Quito a number from here attended tho colored camp meeting. Fred Miller is seller tho three minnlo linnment. Ho is out about Waveland.
Lea Surface litis sold some vory nice fat lio^s, taking advantage of tho" good market.
Ira and Hanna Miller returned to Knightstown to school last wook. Thoy spent a splendid vacation at homo.
MisB Phube Earl, of Waynotown, visited Olliel last week and gavo the school children thoir pass into tho fair gronnd on Tuesday of tho fair.
To lUspct Cunt*
Headaches and Fever:, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or billions, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken tho kidnoyB and liver toil healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use syrup of Figs.
Baking Powder
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and I'astry, Lifiht l-"laky biscuit, (jriddle Cakes, Palatalilu anil Whulcsiitiic. fio oibcr bakiru? oowilcr does sucU wutlu
Deal at the Trade Palace
And Save Time.
The Largest Store in Crawfordsville. Fall stock arriving on every train.
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TRADE? RALACEr3
"An Even Hundred''
Familiea are going to get one of the finest COOK BOOKS ever published by trading at my Store. I want to give every family in the county eof theBe elegant books, and invite all to come and take a ticket. Remember they cost you nothing.
FNSMINGER.
103 EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE.
We Will Continue Our
WALL PAPER at Less than Cost.
Robinson & Wallace.
I mil)* IK) "yallor," And eovcrcd wlUi Hon*, Mutiny nantM,thank tho Lord,
Don't fmjr at the kneoe. Tlio JIOJT Is perfectly rijflit IIIM imntH may be long or short, UiiMlku those of Column & Murphy
They're of the "proper" sort.
MOKAL: Buy your pants of Colman & Murphy and be properly dressed.
Louis Bischof
IS NOW EAST
Buying Fall and
Watch the Special Sale, Daily, on Page 2.
W. J. KNIGHT,
Leader of the Famous Andrews' Raid,
In 1662, will ^i\e thrilling account of liis cxpcricnce at the Y.
C. A. Auditorium on
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4.
proceeds go to the treasury of the Sons of Veterans.
QATAR
THE POSITIVE CURE.
IKLT BBOTHKRS.M WamaBUItovTok. MwH
Goods
Winter