Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 August 1891 — Page 4
ARE YOU SICK?
It is well to remember tat three-fourths jf all diseases re traceable to bad blood
-ALSO-
S. S. S. never fails to remove all impurities and enable nature to restore lost health.
Tl—IIM OO the blood mU*d fraa,
!•».» Hrnjirm Oo, IfloK
Now Is the Time
To keep yourcyes open for h«* Haryjiins
Hin otTurintrln
Watches.
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207 East Main Street
When One Says
PlIOTOOKAl'HS look well but will not stand the test or will fnilo, mark liiiu clown as an
Ignoramus—on» who offers an opinion on something he knows nothing about.
If the clicmieals are washed out of the work it cannot fade if the I'liemicals are not eliminated the work will fade no matter what price might lie charged or how it may be made. Water is cheap, use plenty of it and photograplis will never fade.
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THE-
Over Con Cunningham's.
Ttie ILiaclies
Arc beginning to think about Full
Bonnets, and, of course, the}'
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 ofLarge Rubber Plates.
This method is entirely new and is jxitented, and is used onl'y by us in this and adjoining counties, liy this method any number of teeth can 1M put in without extracting any good teeth you muv have, and no plate in the roof of the mouth.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain
By use of Vitalized Air, Nitros Oxide (ins, Klectric Vibrator and our celebrated Local Antithetic, (fold antl silver filling at reasonable prices.
All work warranted ns represenUl.
Gonzales & Galey,
Dentists.
Mr.(itillKml will oiion alrenrh school In tin,, run! purl, or N PUMHIHT. Those who wish to Iwirn mill siH'iik properly In a tirl. time. Die reach liuiifuiiKc. are Invlu.il to cull um! Iilw or seuil him Dielr.'ulflrtrss uml lie will eiili on Llioiii. I .'lasses every evealiiK from 7
p.
in.
i,1'-. '*ec"lini? Hum May, If there shouM he nil ladies to take lessons Mr. liullioril will holil for thetn sjieclul class 111 Die alierniKin Inmi a DII fi o'clock. lVes lor three months' course 10. Cull or mlilress,
L. .1. Uismoiiii, 1'iT South Clreen St.
STOVES
Heating and Cooking,
NOW
is"
Wy
Thompson & Cates,
Month (ireen Street.
DAILY JOURNAL
MONDAY, Al'Gl'ST :U,Tsi)l.
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For In.llitn.i- I'ulr IIHII.
HE GOT EVEN
A Sjtort Has the Poker Dens Closed Because Ho Couldn't Buy Chips. The "LHIVS" are all attired in sack cloth and ashes. Thing have been merry enough for some time past but are so no more. Yesterday there were three games of ]xker in progress, two on Green stnvt between Market and 1 'ike. ami one on Main between Green and Washington, but to-day all is silence and desolation. Yesterday evening a well known s]Hrt whose initials are M. S. went up to the Main street den with two companions and tried to get into the game. The proprietor refused to sell him chilis ami he became indignant and insisted. Mr. Proprietor told him to get out. lie then stated that if he was not allowed to plav he would have every den in town closed bv the jiolice. Upon this the proprietor lifted up his voice and cried- "Get out of this you blankety blank or I will kick you out of the window." M. S. got in short order but really carried out his threat of complaining to the jKilice and duly notified ollieers Brothers and Grimes of the games. The places were all closed this morning and the boys are loafing on the streets. The notices have not vet been given but the boys expect them this evening. It is pretty tough too as tlio fair week approaches which is usually a regular harvest for the kniglits of the green baise cloth.
A Rare Opportunity.
Everyone noticed the excellent music which was furnished by Gorman's band •Saturday nod was delighted with it. John IJ. Rico, in a conversation with the leader learned thai he was tired of the show business and the traveling incident to it. and that for a salary of SflO a month he would take charge of the Crawfordsville band. The gentleman is ''out of sight" both as a leader and 1! Hat cornet player and if the council votes the subsidy it will be devoted to securing his services. Crawfordsville would then have a band that would be band.
An Old Face.
The following card has found its wav to this ollice. It has a familiar look and locates a former citizen, also gives a graphic illustration of the art of a former city typographer:
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HPHCIAI. SOLKTI'OU Ijll'K ISMUIIANVK A SlT.i'IAT.TY.
Kl.Vii.MA.V, INI).
Almost a Wreck. yv.
.Saturday evening about .r o'clock there was a narrow escape from a full tied god wreck on the ilig Four inside of the eitv limits. A box car escaped from the rear end of a freight train which was pulling up the grade between the •tation and the trestle anil began to run back. The east bound passenger train was rolling in and prospects for a smash up about Walnut street were verv bright, but were happily averted by a brakeman who overtook the car and put on the brake just as the passenger came round the curve.
A Veteran Resigns.
Last Saturday evening the Hoard of Trustees received the resignation of Miss Maggie Carroll as a teacher at the Central school building. Miss Carroll resigns to accept a lucrative position in the public schools of Indianapolis Miss Carroll has been a teacher in the public schools of this city in the neighborhood of twenty years and has been a most excellent and faithful one. Her resignation is accepted with great regret bv the board of trustees and the patrons of the school see her depart with great reluctance.
/iH Death of Thomas fi. Scott. Jeff Scott received a telegram from Delphi this afternoon announcing the sad news that his brother, Thomas II. Scott, had died in that place at 11 :30 a. in. to-day. The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Colburn, Iml. A number of relatives and friends from this place will atteu'1 the services. Mr. S.sitt past the greater part of his life in this city and has hosts of friends hero who remember him as an honest, generous man.
Sad Fate of a Greed Calf.
A queer accident occurred at Now Market on Saturday afternoon. The full blooded registered jersey calf of James Bennett met a tragic death. It was amusing itself bv browsing on a Iear treo in tlio yard and occasionally swallowing a pear whole by ivay of diversion. It finally tried to swallow a good big one but it was no go. Tho pear stuck and with a groan of anguish tho little calf laid over on its side and expired in two minutes.
Y. M. 0. A. Statistics.
For the week ending Aug. 2!l, 18!)1 Visits to rooms, 449, daily average 7i visitB to reading room, 173, daily average, 30 visits to parlors and amuse ment rooms, 90, daily average, 10 visits to gymnasium, 15 daily average, '2.
Dr. H. E. Greene,Joel Block,treats all diseases of eye, ear,nose and throat. Fit ting and furnishing glasses a specialty
Mt THE COURT MARTIAL.
The Rowdy Members of Company HA waitling Their i'ate. Spcrlul lo I tie Journal.
W.WXKTOWS-, Ind., Aug. 81.—Saturday niglil the r.rmo of Company 11 was the scene of a court martial. TIIOH. Ilerron and A1 Kasrer wei arraigned before a court consisting of W. C. Uobel, T. Ii. Harvey and J. II. Small. A. N, lliggins, Judge Advocate It. S. Osborn, Recorder E. II. Edwards, attorney for defense. The first charge was for disolHving orders, l'leaded not guilty. The tirst specification was that on July lit, lSi)l, tin- entire (Vimpanv II. Second Regiment, wasorderrd to apjear promptly at it ]. in. at armory hall preparitory to starting to the encampment, and the above named failed to show up until 10 p. in. at Crawfordsville, to which they both pleaded guilty.
The second charge was conduct to prejudice of good order and military discipline and the second specification that they were both disorderly and were into a row at Crawfordsville, July 10th, while they should have been under the control of the company's officer. Casner was also charged with being drunk extra to the above on that occasion.
The evidence was all taken and the court has passed judgment and their verdict with the evidence has gone to Colonel for approval. They refuse to disclose anything else until the Colonel is heard from.
Serious Runaway.
Special lotlie.louriml. WAYNETOWX, Aug. 31.—This morning about 10 o'clock the team of W. M. Westfall, while standing at the llotir mill, ran off and completely demolished the wagon. Mr. Westfall was thrown out and injured quite seriously. The team of Henry Iluckeyalso ran off soon after.
CHIPS!
Miss Laura Williams is slightlv improved to-day. —The County Board of Education meets in tho superintendent's otlice tomorrow.
—There was a lively game of craps at the fair ground yesterday afternoon for big stakes.
—Bnrnutn ,V Bailey sent sixteen teams into the country tins morning to do billing for them. —The men connectec with Barnum bill car are all gentlemen, an unusual tiling for the advance gang of a circus' —Yesterday for the first time in months not a Sunday dmnk was run in and tho Mayor's docket was a biank this morning. —The bath rooms and gymnasium of tlio \. M. C. A. will be closed for the next two or tlireo days while repairs are being made.
-Superintendent Zuek has received the outline course of study for the schools ind is ready to place them in the hand the teacher.
Several sports in the north end suprintended and enjoyed to tho full extent of the law a beautiful rooster fight yesterday afternoon. —The townships are rapidly reporting the names of ten school children who will take part in the declamation contest on Tuesday of the fair.
—Tickets for tho lecture or. the Andrew's Raid are on sale at both book stores, Laymon's cigar store and by all Sons of Veterans. Admission 25 cents. —The fourth section of the M. E. church will give social next Thursday evening and will offer an unusual at traction which will be announced later—Tho Monon will run an oxenrsion to Chicago on September 7. Tho train will leave here at 11:3G a. m., and leave Chicago at 11:3!) on the Hth. Tho tickets will be good, however, on all regular trains on September 8 and 9. —Buy a ticket for tho lecture on the
Andrews raid, a vivid description of the most daring feature of the late war. It is tolil by W. J. Knight who was the engineer of the expedition. At tho Y. C. A. auditorium Friday evening.
"It Punctuates the Stop."
Saturday one of tlio questions in grammar at the teachers' examination was in reference to the use of a comma One bright young birch weildor thus answered tho question: "The comma is used to punctuate the stop." That young man will not teach this winter but will probably punetuato stops or dig [lost holes. V:
Death of Miss Idona Smith. Miss Idona Smith, aged SI, died at tho home of lior father, John Smith, four miles went of tho city to-day at noon. Tho funeral will occur Wednesday afternoon.
I'tty your Ice Hill.
August ico bills aro due. Respectfully,
1
MAHTTN SON.
Stockholder!)' Meet I tig.
A special meeting of tho stockholders of tho I'ooplo'B Natural Gas Company of Indiana, is called for Tuesday, tho first day of September, 1891, at 7 p. in., at small court room in tho city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, for tho purpose of taking action on a resolution to reduce the capital stock of tho company from §500,000 to 8300,000, also to increase tho number of directors from five to seven. Tho annual mooting of tho stockholders will bo hold at tho samo time and place, at which mooting among other thing a projxwition to increase tho shares of capital stock from 825 to 8100 will be in led upon.
W. 1'. HF.UIION, Pres. M. 1). MANKON,
Attest: J. II. DII.KK. A. F. Ramsey, Soc. Crawfordsvillo* August 21th, 1HU1.
MR. THOMAS AOOEfTS
After Making a Visit to tho College and Obtaining tho Promise of Certain Improvements.
The negotiations between Wnl.v College and Mason Blanchard Thoi..iw I have been characterized by strictly business methods. The trustees wroto to Mr. Thomas offering him the position of professor of biology and Mr. Thomas promptly replied by appearing in this city to look over the ground personally. He arrived Sunday night at tho Robbins House and left for Ithaca at five o'clock this evening. He brought with him a most flattering letter of introduction fr mi Prof. Dudley, of Cornell, to Judge Thomas. Prof. Dudley expressed the hope that Mr. Thomas would not accept the position as he would be very sadly missed at Cornell. Judge Thomas took him to Prof. Cnm:lell who showed him
over the college and especially through the museum and botanical laboratories. At two o'clock this afternoon Mr. Thomas mot with the executive committee at Treasurer Ristine's office whero the details of the engage ment were arranged. Mr. Thomas is to rcceive SI,200 a year, and the committee are to put certain improvements in the laboratory to tho extent of between $300 and 8400, among others a number of fine microscopes.
A JornN.u, reporter had the pleasure of an introduction to Mr. Thomas this afternoon and it was a pleasure, too. He is a wall built young man, with hair and mustache which might almost be called auburn. In manner he is rather retiring but in conversation shows that he is well able to take care of himself. Ilo rather regretted leaving Cornell for the reason as ho said that ho would not have nearly so much time for original resoirch. But he expressed himself as well pleasod with the college and especially with the new library which he said was probably the finest in the country for a college of this size. He also paid a high compliment to the gentlemen of tho college with whom he had dealt.
PERSONALS.
—Rev. O. W. Switzer is in Lafayette. —Henry Vancleavo is in Linden tolay. —l)r. J. 1'. Ilillis, of Lafayette, is in the city. —Louis Bischof has returned from Sew York.
—D. F. McClure has returned from Cincinnati. —Mrs. Katherine Rice lias returned from Lafayette.
--Mrs. John Griffin has returned )in a visit in Ladoga. —Charley Zosel and Ambrose Edwards aro in Lafayette. —Roy Lane and wife returned to Inlianapolis to-day after a visit with Ed VanCainp.
—Wes Lane and wife, who have been the guests of Ed VanCainp and wife, returned to Lebanon to-day. ^—Joseph Ross, who has been tho giu st of his brothers, Tom and Charley, returned to Lafayette to-day. —Mrs. George Robinson returned from Lafayette to-day accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. \V. A. Bodel. —Misses Mary Kain, Agnes and Celia Nolieo S|ent Sunday with Miss Florenco McCarty at Crawfordsville.— \'n'ilnsbiin) A'cirs.
AJSoonto Iff !•«?*,
liming used "Mother's Friend" A V.I,11 be without it. It IB a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mas. C. MKMIOIIUNE, Iown. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Oa., for further particulars. Sold by Nye Sr. Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.
A Safe inicxtment
Is one which is guaranteed to bring von satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. On this safe plan yon can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in overv wise, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumpt'on, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & CO'H drug store.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoricu
SHILOH'S COUGH-and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan.fc Oo.
—Don't, fail to attend the great make room salo at Levinson's this weok.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
—Seo those China silks, dress patterns, at 35 cents, at Abo Levinson's.
Ituckten'H Arnica Salve.
Tho best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, nlcers, salt rhenm, fever soros, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinlis corns and all skin eruptions, 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 Castoria
When I began using Ely's Cream Bnhn my catarrh was so bad I had headache tho whole time and discharged a largo amount of liltliy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and I have not had headache since.—J. II. Sommors, Stephney, Conn.
Wo have sold Ely's Cream Balm about throe years, and have recommended its uso in moro than a hundred special cases of catarrh. Tho unanimous answer to onr inquiries is, "It's tho best remedy that I liave havo over used." Our ox}orionco is, that wliore parties continued its use, it never fails to cure.—J. II. Montgomery, Co., Druggists,Decorah, lowi..
EACHES, EARS, LUMS.
Now is the time to buy them and
JOE TAYLOR
Is the man to sell them.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. v\NTK11 ("Jrwnl jrlrl li:i west Colloiro si reel. Mrs. Wooil. n-'J
IlAlLllOAl) ITEMS.
COUNTY FA I US.
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The Vandalia will sell tickets as follows To Camden Sept. 1st to 5th, 81.95 round trip.
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 GRAND HARVEST EXCURSIONS Via 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 2!)th. I'ickets will bo good for 30 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate ]Mints for the inspection of farm property. Don't miss this golden opjortunity to secure a home in tho West. For lowest rntes and full inanition call on agents Big Four Route. G. E. Robinson, agont C. C. C. St. L. By., Crawfordsville, Ind.
The Monon Ro. to will sell harvist excursion tickets on August 25th, September 15th and 29th to all points so .th at on© faro for the round trip, and to all western and northwestern ]xints at very low rates. Tickets good to icturn 30 days from date of sale. For rates and full information call at L., N. A. .t C. ticket oflico.
ViaVandalia, Sept. 15th. tho Vandalia will sell harvest excursion tickets to all points south anil to Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison .t St. Joe, Mo., at one faro tho round trip. To all points beyond Kansas City, etc., a fare and one-third will be added to- tho one faro to these basing jHjints, making the rate a little above one fare to points in Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and intermediate points and return. Take tho 9:14 a. m. Vandalia train for perfect connections. Como early and save
J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.
J- Our entire stock will bo slaughtered this week to make room for tho now gooks at AIJO Levinson's.
Ely's Croam Balm is especially adapted as a remedy for catarrh which is aggravated by alkalino dust and dry winds. —W. A. Hoover, Druggist, Donver.
WnT WILL YOU OOOGH when Shiloh'a Dure will give yon nmmodiate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents Bnd 81 Moffett Morgan & Oo.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder Superior to every other known.
Used Millions of Homes— '1°
Yt-'ars
the Standard.
Virions Cake anil Pastry, Liclit I'lakv liiscuit, (Jriddle Ca! es, Palatnblo W liolcsuino. f/o Otter tiakiae Dowder does such wnifc.
Dclif
Deal at the Trade Palace
And Save Time.
The Largest Store in Crawiordsville. Fall stock arriving on every train.
D.F MfCiyRE.
TRADE0 PALACES
"An Even Hundred''
Families are going to gut one of the finest COOK BOOKS ever published by trading at my Store. I want to give every family in the county of these elegant books, and invite all to come and take a ticket. Remember they cost you nothing.
ENSMINGI. I
(03 EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE,
We Will Continue Our
WALL PAPER at Less than Cost.
Robinson & Wallace.
5
I rimy be "yullor." Anil covered willi Himia, Hut my pantM. Umtik the Lonl,
Don't tut)? tit tlio kuiMW. Tin* 1OK ta purfei'lly rltfht HI* punls may lontfor Hhort, Hut. llko llinM'or ('-oilman A Murphy
They're of the "proper" sort.
MoRAi.: Buy your pants of Colman it Murp'-y and ho properly dressed.
Louis Bischof
IS NOW EAST
Buying Fall and Winter G^ods,
Watch the Special Sale, Daily, on
W. J. KNIGHT,
Leader of the Famous Andrews' Rai^
In 1862, will give a thrilling account of his experience at tl"-'
C. A. Auditorium on
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTFMBER 4.
The proceeds goto the treasury of the Sons of Veterans.
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