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

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L'ood that would

iilircrvdil jinictu al

l'olly: lint, pay-

:iu atti'iiiuii: to his

daughter's nn-

pi'Wiu .Mifti-m, the Captain went

[Tw .lawyer, lie studied ovur it a tol'l Jim to go oil* t/i sea

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-m- liim a call. So Jim -went i! \:ip]«'i] i.n a long v'y'gc, and fW Hili 1H0 voars 'fore he wius tin- Win'snr Castle," she'd It ir. nituinvliile, and the lawyer |hirhli. i-il, n.~ they call it—a kind «.trr.i:it mtvi'iI on her, like a [IInpcrtv. And what do 'N1.-\a.-l»i'l the Captain, slowly, Pw u.liuiiatiii^ point of interest, 1 J1.hi i»i«' was the charge

P»-«t ,.ii» in, the owners of the

'''iiilh .thought it might he the —-I- ini|i'.'iMiiiiniMit: she reinein-Jativlii-aid thai snch things iMitnnes. while lad shook .M'-iit bewilderment', -ir. iM'lainied Cajitain t.ll!.r 111- topic, -o to s|ieak, 'Hik:tid ol oiu stumpy foret. '.'I 11.• other, and "II t!rt( .nsl( .th.i||ell Iplii'I ell','ti :t lij-.i! this: 'James "V •l/ Mt,1, lies ivs, 'ehlilll.S ti'.e pound a day for ''tl l' l^llteelll.t,',s. /.If heel, isn't 3«t it, I'lid till re's the 'J h.' -hip the ,iinl.a slop can't 1 iio bctter'n the lawyer, t'u' a n_ ht now, m'1 Uj) to tl idin'ralty

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several sizes too large, which, however. Tad found very comfortable, a pea-! jacket, within whose capacious folds' three or liiiii' boys of 'i ad iliiuelisiniiS Could ha\c been but.toned, and a lari's now io farr, :'.n" tie a reef int. .m' j'(»u 11 be as 1 a sailor

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anybody."

So saying. Mr. Small pulled a jackknife mid a piece of shingle, from his poeket, and, setting down on tin! foro hatch, began whittling, while Tiwl,

greatly surprised and eoiLsidi-raWy nvlieved to lind that the whole art of txntI nianslnp was so easily learmal, drWU-d to the. rail, where he styhk 1 guzina I delightedly at the |mnorania sprnaa out before him. (ireat ships, pulled by link-panting tug-boats—with siden rusty from a long sea-voyage—catue slowly up the harbor while others, with loosened sails, began their outward-bouud

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voyagi'. ilh the chanting song of" the sailors as an aceompaninicnt to the clanking capstan. Knorniniis iron steamers, handsome brigs and thriv-Ina.-led schooiiers as large as the ships thenisi'lvc.-. pa-sed .".ml repassed, in bewildering SllCee^sioll. "1 think it's real nice to he a sailor," Baid Tad. enthusiastically, to l'olly, who was walking the deck, followed bv the small dog. l'olly had named liini ••Hoiinee," and as he trotted soberly at her hei .s, on a pair of very short, unsteady legs, he resembled nothing so imich as an animated bunch of black zephyr worsted. ill. I knew ymiM like it," was I'olly's eonlideiit answer, "and vmi'll like it all the better before tile voyage is over."

Tail was ijiiite delighted at this prospect. lint it occurred to him all at oiii-e—and for the first tim- —-that if the voyage should be a verv long one he was rather poorly oil' for clothes. Though perhaps (lie thought) Captain 1'lagg could stop somewhere on the way and buy him a few, out of the wages which he was beginning to earn. "Where is the vessel bound to, mi-^':'" asked Tad. respectfully, being much inijires-ed by the matter-of-fact manlier in which l'olly spoke of the voyage that lay lief,ire them.

W by, away down Kast, to liixport, where father and I live," returned l'ollv. with a comprehensive wa\c ol' her hand, which took in about half of the northern anil eastern horizon.

Bixport's a real nice place, though it isn't ijnite as big as Boston," she continued. explanatorily, ami Tad caught himself wondering if it was anywhere neue the Arctic regions of which wo had read, and if so what he should do for an overcoat—for even then he was beginning to feel chilly in his threadban1 suit. So the afternoon wore slowly away. Captain Klagg smoked and Ptvcred. l'olly played with the dog, George Washington got supper. Eph Whittled up another shingle (which he pulled out from under the hatchcovering), anil Tad meditated. "Strike eight bells, Mr. Small, and call the watch!" shouted Captain Flagg, in a stentorian voice, as a glance at his old-fashioned time-piece showed that it was four o'clock p. m.

The chief mate shut up his jack-knife reluctantly, rose to his feet, am'., dusting off his tarry trousers with great deliberation, struck eight resounding strokes oil the small bell for'ard. Then, lounging aft, lie relieved the wheel, and, seated on the rudder-head, steered witli one hand, while the i.er absently lingered his jack-knife in his pocket. Captain Flagg now'took a scat on the edge of thelittlc trunk cabin, yawned, si|iiinted his eye toward the western horizon, where the sun was g,ling down in a great sea of purple and gold, and patroiii/ingiv beckoned to Tad, who, with some dillidence,...sal down besidej tlie ancient marinei'ipfeftv.-:,: Xi •.

I.ike your shipmates ill (he 'port watch' pretty well, my lad:'" ini|uind the Captain., kindly.

With a shy glance, at, nnc,inscious l'ollv. who was ianializing Houncc by swinging the big sun-bonnet by the strings, before his nose. Tad said lie liked 'em cvci'Vo much. "That's proper." approvingly responded Captain Flagg, "and mind lliat you learn all you can from 'cm. Fph is a trcmen'iis smart sailor." continued the Captain, lowering his voice as lie regarded the youth in jin-.-tiMI. "and what he don't know about ship's duties and reggei'latious :::ain't, worth knowin'."

As Tad's eyes involuntarily followed the direction of the Captain's gaze, lie secretly wondered whether it was eccentricity that prompted Mr. Small to wear a faded calico shirt, a battered slouch hat. tattered vest and dingy canvas trousers. For Tail's idea of a sailor's rig is derived from the ono or two highly-wrought nautical tales which he liad lead in his life, lie fancied that in all climates and weathers. .lack Tar wore a little glazed black hat wit Ii long ribbons, and a blue jacket resplendent with brass buttons, blue trousers', .silk stockings and low-ijnar-tered shoes. lint he's the-the greatest chap to whittle 1 ever sec iu my life," uursued

Captain i'lairg, meditatively—^" the vcru greatest." l'olly. who overheard the remark, laughed gayly in the depths of her sunbonnet fur cap, which, only for resting on the linis of his ears, would have completely extinguished him. mi don't look

stylish as vou

might," (.'aptain Flagg acknowledged, after lad hail effected the reipiired change, "but sailors go in for comfort, ntor style with which assurance Tad conscious that he looked rather funny, to say the least—was fain to be comforted. Indeed, the most that troubled him was the fear that Miss l'olly might possibly laugh when he ventured on deck, iiut, though l'olly had been brought up iu the eoimtrv, she had too much natural politeness to laugh: yet it must be confessed that the depths of the deep sun-bonnet hid a dimple or two, as Tad waddled forward. wondering what the matter could lie with the water to make the Vessel tumble about so.

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Mic Coiltiln't llcl|i It.

Thn sunin.ati a^wces with lie twirled Kiraw hut ou tils kuee, ',: Ami iiruttleil ton little fairy— I quite ywefer it, denU'hrr know. llociiusc tin wsuihali tnaiics it si

Th:ii we can weali what's J!8hiam] airwj." The ma'd lookcil up with glance so sly. Ami a it,l. with twinkle la her yo

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W lieu Baby was rfcK. '.vo ga*e her otstoriik Wliwn slie was a Child, she cried for C&storia. When she tx-came Miss, she clung to

TOH1-.E HI1A.N1 lIAIiVEST nxcritsiONS

ia the Big Four route to all principal points in the west and northwest, south and southwest, at very low rates August 25th, September 15th. September 29th. Tickets will be good for 30 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate points for the inspection of farm property. Don't miss this golden opportunity to secure a home in the West. For lowest rates and full iuforation call on agents Big Four Bouto. G. E. Kobinson. agent C. C. C. .V St. L. Ky.. Crawfordsville. 1ml.

The Monon Route will sell harvest excursion tickets on August 25th, September 15th and 2Dth to all points south at one fare for the round trip, and to all western and northwestern points at very low rates. Tickets good to return 30 days from date of side. For rates and full information call at L., X. A. C. ticket ollico.

Via Vamhdia, Sept. 15th. the Vandalia will sell harvest excursion tickets to all points south and to Kansas City, Leavenworth. Atchison St. Joe, Mo., at ono fare the round trip. To all points beyond Kansas City. etc.. a fare and one-tliird will be adJci! t" the one fare to these basing points, making the rate a little above one fare to points in Kansas, Colorado, Utah. Wyoming and intermediate points and return. Take the a. tn. Vandalia train for perfect connections. Come early and save tillle. .l.C. il ITI'il l.N'S, in. Agt.

-t_ if a* ~w I W 6'«vi«i v.iar

Y35a?

I)i{. Hi XTsiNfiKI! l!M for 1 hr «••»'. r:»r n»iso :iH'l li

F.'ilt.

Snee'ia! attention to lilting

who hus

aeeepi«*tl I ho pr^ii ion of operating Surgeon Inthe CHICACIUSI KJJICAL lNSTITl'TK.

Will eont iuuoto nuiko regular vhst to C'rjiv« fonNville as luTebd'Ue. It is now about Mve years slnee tin* Hoetor heg.iH.making regular visits h(«re. during which time he has proven hirnseif a most aeeompllshe'l and s-uceesstul Speciallt as hundreti.s of patients in -this vicinity both iiXMlka! and surgical JestilA

r.ve forvhieh purpose the Imetor bus me of he4 most elaliorate and llne.^t out libit) t'm- West.

Hearing of Dr. 11 tint singer's splendid success inditJicnHoa-.es of the eye, ear. and other special diseases that ihe doctor treats, th» Chicago Medical and Surgical Institute has been urging him for i=ome lline to aceejit•• an important |Hsli.ion In that institution, lleha*5 Dually i\»u5ented to take* hc plnec ot consultinr physician, having full charge ot dilhcult. su'rgieiil operations on he'eye. 'I his now denim lire will not Interfere with tbe. doeirr present Held of labor in which he lins

wi°mi'istgIIVIfurfhases

Au«ust v- 'll'11 °r,r118 ,ar^e

Ha'ety-l'ins, 3cts a dozen Hnir-l'ins, 3cts a box Towel Kings, 5cts Ciood Hair Brush, Sets. 21 Sheets 1'ajier, Sets Envelopes, -lets Shawl-Straps, 3cts Satine Winsor Ties, Sets 500 Darners, 3cts. 1'inn, let Set Xeello8 (worth lOots) for lets Ze|ihyr [KT

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ADVICE

rs.

Soiac people t:.,. opinion sharo That's just thu reason why you "xcrir ...That li'a,l of hor.il upon your shoulder*."

Ucwtm Courier.

It is reported that ilil and silver in paying quantities bave been discovered in the Kiowa and Comanche country. Permission to negotiate with the Indians for the privilege of working the mines lias been refused. v.'

I'nrt Worth Ciiltlo ^li-n Anslifn. Finer Woitrti, Tex., A1U*. 'J-. —Young it Kuhn. live stock commission merchants. have assigned. Liabilities. SOU-, UUU assets, SI'JU.UOU. .•

Castorlo.

A'buu she had Children, she gave them Castorifi

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enrsrv 1'AII S.

The Vi.ndalia will sell tickets as follows: To Camden Sept. 1st to 5th. Sl.!i5 round trip. 'I he Sunday "Lake Special" train run by the Vandalia Line, Terrc Haute to Lake Maxinkuckee (.Marniont station and return, during the Summer months, wiil be continued each Sunday during August.

5cts Moeiiuit-

to Bar, .Octs. 100 paire Kid Cilovee, worth 81, sizoa to 01-2, for 2.r)ct6. 400 pair Block Ilose, worth lUcts, go at 5cts per pair.

Next Door to Elston Bank.

WOMEN

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

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAUTKHSVrLLS, April Itt, liW.

Thifl ^rfU certify that, two inomlmrH of my Immediate family, after having Mtirerl for years from lUciiKtruat Irrojjnlnrlty, noiiitf treated without lcnclltby physicians?, were at length completely enred hv one bottle of HradlU'ld'w Female lioinilutor. Its effect id truly womlerfuL J. \Y.STHANUE. Ik-ok to WOMAN nmllM

FH1IK,

which

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valuable iufurmutlou ou all femak-

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA. J?OJl SALE 11Y ALL DltUGGISTS.

Sold bv Nve A: Co.

A. D. LOFLAIMD.

Real Estate, Loan, lnsnrar.ee,

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

Rast Main Street,, with W.T.Whlttlnptou

Grand OpcniD^ of the Swsou,

Music

HALL

.'•iitiirilay, Au^. -!tli

"Four Years fif Success and Suli [x.'iuliiijr tlie l'roce.siou,"—The

Gormans' Minstrels,

Under tho inannEremcnt of Win. Kvt?rsolo, The Seasoirs Procramine the talk' of every city

Ma^nifrcnl A'r:v /*Vrsi Part.

'1 he HiKL'ePt. Most Miifroillcent Marching ever conceived. 'The Gathering oj the Clans'''

The Hestof all Songs add Dances, "The Silver Wedding"

100 other feat urep. ineludlnp Jan.«.-s Gortr.an'e funniest attvrpieoe. "Reception of the Colored 400

Introducing theCotniuediaus John and George Gorman. Prices '15, 50 and To cent6.

Peat on sale at Kobinwn & Wallace's. Selections bv the band at noon, eornor ot Main and Washington ttreete.

Diseases of Women

AND SUKGKKY.

Coniu.tat'.on rgomi over Smlth'» druf store, South Washington Street, Cr*w iordtvllle, Indiana.

J. R. f]TTER. M.D.

Shower Baths

Tlie Nicest and Clennist. HHMI on Karth. Wr lmvetwo of them. The lust tubs lii the eit\ we have two of them. Th«» tlm.-.t, ll'ielargest, the hest barber shop in t.'rau pfrdsvllle, 5s lie

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

Our Vriet's'sire :is reasonable as jmj

licloiethe public, consistent with •gigjd work. See u- before placing an onler for your monuments. Wustle Work a hpeeiully.

IIOW'.AKI) .V MtMClT, (.'rawfordsville, Indiana.

Corner,Market .aud Green St rt et.

prnc-

lice too extensive and lucrative to abandon. Having held a position in an Indiana Ib-gi-ment, of which Mr. lluiitsinger was surgK»n, personally know him

lie one of the most,

accomplished Specialists in th* nited iatcs. The call losobighand reponsibie a-position. N a high ami well merited compliment in recognition o. "hllltics.- Kratiklott Times.

Dr. Huntsinger win be at Dr. T. K. Ibiukiu's ollice. 'rawtoresvHIe. Thursday, S««pt.. At Dr. Kleiner's fdlie*-,

Ors.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith 218 South Green street

Ollice n!nl lloslilenee

WPEETAEH»- IH)

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives epeclnl nttontlon CUronlc and Surtflcnl Dleenees ot Women, Children, fti Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, ft perioral priictlce.

CONSULTATION FRIT.R

UR. GAwrjc»ii:ws

tni CoMilncimt* Iwrrcnt*

"voland. Ind..on

Sept. 4 until io o'clock forenoon.only, and at Dr. M.c. Kogcr'ollice, Hoekvlllc, Friday. Sept. 4. iMimc «lav aud dato ul'tcrno'in only.

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»V\tVrrt, Tutoring IIK\U.I S Llprtrle t'urrr«»t Krll «.r *'Vm PK1-1

S.mj.cnMirj «'pw|»tflf

ii. »"-1 *,

JnwntlM ur, In tr.r.^ .....uO Srh't-t p*Dj Wrt Frce« 8AND^N ELECTRIC CO..

MAKE ROOM SALE!

no7 e,nS ni:K'e

StOC^nt:W

K00c^s

anJ'

CORK

MTENT APPUCO FOR.

OROSS-8EOTION OF TOE OF

LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.

I AniF^I

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating

ENGINEER.

Agent foe

The Florida 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.

Ea«V and our store now bein"- crowded

Cost

3,000 ynrds all linen Crash at 5ctf?.

100 Corsets, worth $1, largo size, go nt 48cts. Another lot at 2-lcts. See the Lnoo Curtains at 48 anil 98 cents per pair. 1,000 pair all Linen Towlee at 15 cts.

Our SI Colored Henerittas nt 73ets. Our 50-eent Henriettas at 35cts. 1,000 yards Wool Debnige, worth CO cents, at 38 cents.

Black Dress Goods—our jirices will surprise you. Jamestown Dress Gixxls at l'J cts.

»nd commencing 0:1 Monday

"M-W. }«. W« will positively sell I

2.000 yards Half Wool 'l)ri»ss GOOIIB at 7 1-2 cents English Cashmere worth 25 cents at 17 cents.

Scotch and French Ginghams only 11 cents. Dark Outing Cloth 5 cents.

Jluslins. Sheetings and Crashes below all competition. See the Chnllies at I cents.

Best l'rints at 5 cents. Millinery Goods must be closed out at half price.

The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

Thevwm keepy°ur

LrlUILOi feetdry and warm. ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Clean Towels

For OFFICES, STORES and FACTORIES. If you want them iett once or twice a week,

At 5 Cents Each, notify

The American Steam Laundry.

W. H. LaFLEUR,

X-wB—

Have You Seen!

The Howard & Foster Calf SM,oe.

7 Wide, tor Men.

Call at 124 ist Mam street and be con

vinced that they are the best goods on

markx I the money.

124 E1-* St.

I A E

OF ALL KINDS.

-Ftv Can'irv, Keil Birils,\!Mi«'biiig l.iirils ii i'urrots iiinl iilso si|iiirrpl cngi'K .v' mtl i-ngo fixtures a!

K. O. VVAIiliUl*. I'roprintor.

"Passengers and lJaggage transferred to liotels, depots or

O W E S I S

ROSS BROS 99-Cent Store.

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

anv part of the citv.

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. orders «it the stubles on i\Itirket slrcel, or «it tnc branch ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street., Telephone No. 47.

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