Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 September 1891 — Page 4

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A clear skin

Soil*, plmpVw, blotche* o»

teup^om, etc., e-ridoooe the fw»

fte Mood =«t to good conditio*

Xhme •ymptoM rwinlt trws «h«

wl n»turo to tkrow off tti« lrapari*e«i

to which she ibomld aariatod by

Swift's Specific

TV1» will remedy the disturbance, an4

Wing speedj a"*1 permanent reBrf bj

Imclng oat the poison, *nd will boOd

Wf the system from the first do»«.

Baok on Blood and Skin EHse«se«fre*

tft Ott.,

Now Is the Time

'I'n keep yoiirryi'S mien for

tin' lliirimirs

am (ifleiintrli!

"W atohes

207 East Main Street

When One Says

PllOTOGKAl'HS look well but wi not Btiiml lln' tost or will failo. iimrk him ilown he nil

Jf,'noniinuB—one who uflVrs an opinion on Romethinn he knows nothing ntvont

If the chcmiciils nri witched out tin- work it cannot fiult if tht chtMiiioalH are not. oliminatwl tho work will fiulo no mutlur what pneo tnighl hi' charged or how it 111:1 ho inside. Water is cheap, use plenty of it and photographs will never fade

Over Con Cunningham's.

Tlie Ladies

Are beginning to think about Fall

Bomutn, mill, of course, they

:il! expect to ca'1 first on

MRS. WILSON,

127 South Washington.

We Invite the Public to Call and Investigate

OUR NEW METHOD

OF—

luseniDg

Artificial Teeth

Without the use of Large Rubber Plates.

This method is entirely new and is patented, and is used only by us in this anil adjoining counties. l!y this method any number of tsth can bo put in without extracting any good teeth you may have, and no plate in the roof of the mouth.

Teeth Extracted Without Pain®

Hy use of Vitalized Air, Nitros Oxide lias, Electric Vibrator and our celebrated Local Anesthetic. Gold and silver tilling at reasonable prices.

All work warranted as represented.

Gonzales & Galey,

Dentists.

Mr, (itillxni will 011011 it tench

fon'purt of

HCIIOO!

&'|>U*IU1HT.

DAILY JOURNAL.

Tl'KSUAY, SKIT 1, 18!) 1.

II '. I Til lilt II II I':

For lmlliina—luirutH)!.

The Midland Paid lip.

l'he Midland evidently lias had iiough of strikes for it kept its promise the trainmen ami paid tliem lip Saturday in full.

Death of Major Safely.

Major .1. .1. Safely, a gentleman well known in this city, died at Ilia home at xdi last Sunday. He was a gentleman if large wealth and was tho projector of many schemes that had for tl.oir olijeot tho development of tho county.

Tariff Debate,

On Monday evening, Sept. 7th. the juestion, "Resolved, That the tariff polas advocated ly the Republican party 111 the McKinley hill, is to the best interests of tho Nation," will he leliatod at Wesley. Affirmative: \V. A. Swank. F. M. Shanklin: negative, 11.

In th»'

Thosr who wl»h to

luarn and s|M.*ak properly In brief thne, tlu l-'ivneh lantrimw. are Invited to call and set Mm or send lilin their addrews and he will call on them, Classes every evenlnir from 7 p. in to p. in., exeepilnir fc'atunlay. If there should he ten ladlt'H to take lessons Mr. (•uUord will hold for them

special class

In the afternoon from 'I till 5 o'clock. lor thm* month**' course H0. Call or address 1.. .1. (i utimi, 1"7 South Jreen St.

STOVES

Heating and Cooking.

is a good time to them of

NOW

Hall, M. E. l'oley. Everybody go md hear the discussion.

Indiana Peach Crop.

Another fortnight will wind up the peach season in the great belt of prolucing orchards extending along the Ohio river from Madison. 1ml., to W'estrt, Ky., and the exultant growers pronounce the crop the largest ever known. Their satisfaction is doubly increased, for even with the immense crop lS'Jl, the market prices have been reasonably high and firm throughout the season. A conservative estimate of the crop, obtained from one of the loading growers, and a man well posted on the output of orchards, places the crop in the peach belt at '200.000 bushels, a large part of which has already been marketed.

buy

Thompson & Cates,

South (ircen Street.

"Lona John" All Right.

The friends of John S. Hranyon, '90 of Wabash College, have heard that be is still in the land of the living. When his mangled and mutilated remains could be found nowhere it was gravely insinuated by some of the good people who participated in the search that the gonial John had probably gone off without telling his friends and not been murdered at all. It is now learned that he is working with a surveyor's corps somewhere in Washington. It is not known just where but enough has been learned to make his friends believe that his restless ghost will not trouble them soon. "Long John" was a great boy and never bore the ap]earanee of having been marked by a cruel fate for an early death.

Juries Drawn.

'l'he jury commissioners met this morning ami the following juries were drawn for the September term of court:

GUAM)

John H. Downs, Union: John 51. Foust, Union Milton V. llolloway, Sugar Crook: John J. Childers, Union Abraham Foust.. Franklin (ieorge W. Smith. Union. rK'NT .H'liY.

John C. Todd, Brown: Joseph (!. Crillilmid, Brown Samuel W. Fralev. Union Wm. A. Irons, Madison: John O. Finch, Union: James II. Stark. Clark: Lewis W. Cochran, Madison A. F. Cox. Union Timothy Casey. Union Win. Dunkle, Madison: lliomas A. Davidson. Union, and Thomas 15. Barnes, Scott,. The grand jury will be called early in the term as considerable trouble la on deck for this winter.

Withstanding the Contractors. \t tin? last meeting of the common council tho contract for the putting in of a sido walk along the property of Grandmother I Lea ton on l'luni street was awarded to a tine old Irish gentle man. Now it so happens that if a side walk is put in there the fence of neces sity must le taken down and the we tilled up. In view of this fact Mrs. Lleaton and her family do not favor tin proposed improvement at all. Veeter lay the line old Irish gentleman came along with his force of hands and started in to swipe things generally and car ry out the mandates of the city fathers, lie had not given the fence more than three or four whacks, however, when Mrs. Heaton's daughter, Mrs. Hills, appeared and ordereil a cessation of hos tilitios. She meant, it and hostilities ceased. Kngineer Sharp was called in and for the time decided in favor of the defendant projM-rty owners. Tho matter is now in statu quo and nothing will be done further until after the next council meeting.

After the Doctors.

Dr. Keogan has received tho following letter from the Secretary of the State Board of Health and it applies to a number of physicians in this county who arc very lax in regard to reportin deaths: :.

INDIAN-ATOMS, Aug. HI, '01.—DEAH l)orron.— Prompted by a desire to in crease the elliciency of Boards of Health I desire to call your attention to the following facts:

Tho population of your county ac cording to tho census of 1N!M) is 28,025. Assuming that tho death rate in this State is at least sixteen to the thousand your annual mortality will be 4-18.

If your reports fall short of this mini bor you may know that you are not ceiving complete returns and you should ferret out those who fail to comply with the law and compel them to do their duty. In this connection your atten tion is called to Sections 10 and 11 of an act passed Feb. 1!), 1HJI1, entitled "An act to establish a State Board Health," etc. Yours Truly,

O. N. MirrcALr Sec.

HELD DP.

Western Night,,

Another Oue of Those Robberies Last Spi clal to the Journal.

Traiu

Sr. Lot'is, Sept. 1. A Denver and

Uio Orande train was held up last

night by masked robbers near Texas

Creek, Colorado. The robbers forced

the night track-walker at the point of a

revolver to Hag the train. Tho scoundrels

secured only about $-1,000 and were

highly enraged at their bad luck. They

escaped unhurt and have not been cap

tured.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Towuship Trustees Make Some Chances In School Work To-Day. The county board of education met to-day in Su]Hrintendent /tick's office and transacted quite a good deal of important business. The subject of vonti lating the school rooms was discussed and each trustee resolved to instruct his touchers to ventilate almost entirely by lowering tho windows from the to}'

Every teacher in tho county will be instructed to go by Crawfojdsville time. The school hours though will bo the same as last year. Instead of one oxiinination this year there will be two, one at the close of the term ending Deoomlier '24 and tho other just before the tinal dismissal. Every teacher wil. be required to furnish the parents of the children in the school with monthly reports of grades, absences and tardiness. The most important work done, however, was in reference to the teachers holding exemption licenses, that is teachers who having taugiit six years in a county and who having secured a two or throe years license, 'ire allowed to teach in future in that county without standing an examination. Tho board resolved to have the Superintendent examine a!! such teachers. If they make a grade of 05 they shall be entitled to the same pay other teachers holding a three years license get. if they make rado of 90 the same pay as those lioldnga two years license if a grade of 85 the same as those holding a one veai

L'ense. If they should fall below 85 the trustees will refuse to givo them schools. This resolution is in direct opposition to the stand taken by tho Atirnoy General but for all that it isj boug enforced in other counties and itonsidorod to be just about the thing.

AFTER THE MIDLAND.

All the Agents in This County to Be Dragged Before the Court. Last Spring during tho row and rum pus with the Midlaml railroad, Wm. II. Hicks, of near Pawnee, got a goodly judgment against the road for stock o! his which had been killed. To satisfy this judgment Judge Snyder issued an order that the agent at Pawnee should on the tifteenth of each month pay to the county Clerk for Mr. Hicks one half the receipts of the office. Tho road said nothing but went to sawing wood by working such a system that then should he no receipts at the Pawnee office. Tho agent sells no tickets and passengers pay on the train. Thus Mr. flicks was allowed to whistle with his hands in his pockets. Ho finally tired of this, however and placed the matter in the hands of Humphrey ,t lieeves.

L'liey are preparing to make wnr on the Midland and will have the Pawnee igent arrested for contempt of court All the Midland agents in the county will be dragged up as soon as the cir cuit court convenes and very iikely the onductors running through the county They will be given their instructions to turn in receipts to satisfy the judgment favor of Hicks, and when this is done it is hardly probable that tho Midlaml road will attempt to avoid pavnient any longer.

Postoffice Inspection.

l'ostollico Bonnell has received fron the Postmaster General a courteous re piest to visit all the postofficos of the county for tho purpose of general in piiry and suggestion with a view ulti inately to elevate and improve the Bor vice. Ho is furnished with a list of six teen quortions which ho is requested to answer in regard to each jioBtoffiee, Mr. Bunnell will mark each postmaster "poor," "fair," "good,"' "excellent," "perfect." Tho elements to enter into the rating are the following: Convenience of location of the office, cleanliness. order, keeping of tho accounts, [Msrsonal attention of the postmaster, improvements made in tho servico during tlio last year, and growth in tho business during the past twelve months. Mr. Bonnell expects to begin his visitations about tho 14th of September. As there are thirty postofficos in tho county it will require nearly a month's work. His work will bo a voluntary offering as there is no appropriation to meet tho expenses.

Death of Jaspor Manlovo.

Jasper Manlovo was buried at Shawnee Mound yesterday. He lived in Kirklin. Clinton county, but was on a visit with his sister, Mrs. Boruin, when he took sick and died iu a few days. Ho was 51 years of ago. He was editor of tho Air Lino Xetrs and was a man of remarkable versatility.

I'rviutrlnu for the 1'nlr.

Everybody is getting ready for tho fair and nearly everybody will want some job printing done. Tun JOVIJNAT, Jon Ori'ioK is fully equipped and can do any kind of work, but if your are in a big hurry come in early this week. Don't wait until tho last minute Ix-'foro ordering your work.

PERSONALS.

-Mrs. Harrio l'ontious is no better. -II. H. Hall wont to jpauvillo today. -Fritz Sagerholm returned from Attica to-day.

Kov. G. W. Switzer is in Greeu-

eastlo to-day. I. H. Hansom has returned from Danville, 111.

Ed lvoynolds returned from Chica

go last night. Harry Milligan is over from Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs. 01 Gill and children are visit

ing in Ladoga. —C. J. lloitnan went to Groonoastlo this afternoon. —Georgo F. Hughes is attending tho

Bainhridge fair. —Harry Kieo, of Wavoland, was in the city to-day. —Mrs. Albert Miller left, for Paris, Ky., this afternoon. —Herbert G. Larsli has returned from Bloomington, Ills. —-W. H. Goslin, of Brown's Valley, was in the city to-day. —Mrs. Tom E. Nolan went to Lafay

ette this afternoon. —Howard Sargent is down from Chicago to spend fair week.

Miss Julia Karl returned Troiii a visit in Lafayette to-day. Albert Miller went to Fowler U" day to hunt prairie chickens. —Misses Maynie Gerard and Nellie Coutant went to Logansport to-day. —Misses Anna and Julia Konstanzor returned from Lafayette this afternoon. —Frank Dox, who lias been the guest of Mart Smith, left for Atlanta, Ga., to

day. —Mrs. T. J. Higlitower and children, of Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Davis,

on College Ilill. —Mrs. Lew Zeigler and son, who have been tho guests of Frank McCalip, returned to Thorn town to-day. —Miss Ruby Hoover, of .Toliet, III., who has been tho guest of Miss Laura Brothers, went to Kowana to-day. -Mrs. LaFerrie, of Bowling Green. Ohio, who has been the guest of Miss Minnie Kiehmond, returned to lior homo to-day. .Tore Voris and wife went to Romney this evening to attend the wedding

Miss Eva Andrews to a Mr. gomery. _Kev. F. II. Hays, formerly pastor of the First Prosbyterian church, but now of Muncie, accompanied by his family,is in tho city visiting friends. —Miss Mary Williams, of Atlanta, la., who has been tho guest of Mart Smith, left for her homo to-day accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Ophelia Dox,

Terre Haute.

OHIPS.

The west bound train on tlio Big -1 was an hour lute this mnrning. There will be no practice run by the Fire Department this evening. —Wm. L. Leo and family are moving back to their old home in the city limits to-day.

Quite a largo crowd wont to Lizton this morning to attend the Baptist Association. —The lecture on tho Andrews raid. Friday evening, will open the Y. M. C. A. auditorium. -A large number from here will take advantago of tho Monon's S2 excursion to Chicago on Sept. ". —Tickets for tho Y. M. C. A. auditorium Friday evoning arc on sale at both book stores, 25 cents.

Secure tickets for tho Andrews raid lecture Friday evoning, The proceeds go to the Sons of Veterans. —Niry Smith and wife, and son Charlie camo in Peoria yesterday evening for a two week's visit. —Ed Townsley was taken ill to-day and is confined to his house. He hojes to 1)0able for duty in few days. —If there was any poker played in Crawfordsville last night it was played on tlio rpiiet in byways and hedges. —A good girl to do general house work is wanted immediately at tho home of Harrio Pontius, at -101 east Main street. —Tho ollices of tho Clerk and the Recorder are tho only ones in the court house now which are not in the humid of the Philistines. —Dr. J. N. Taylor went to Chicago this afternoon to attend Mrs. Sidney Underwood, who is troubled with a serious lung complaint. —The next attraction at Mu.Lic Hall will lie Leslie Davis' Ideal Company, which will hold the histrionic boards the last four days of next wook. —The mooting of tho Woman's Missionary Society of Center church will ba held in the church parlors, Thursday a'ternoon, September 8d at !5 o'clock.

Ben S. Myers and son Paul, of Crawfordsville, Ind., will arrive in tho city this morning with a car load of lino jmultry to exhibit at our great fair.--l)(invilli' (Ills.) J'rcus. •—S. A. K. Beach was in town to-day and while hero received a telegram from his daughter Anna, who lives near l''t. Wayne, that she was dangerously sick Ho will go to see her at once.

The ladies of tho Baptist church will servo lunch at tho fair grounds each day during tho fair. Any porson desiring todonato provisions will please loave the same at John II. Sliuo's, corner of Piko street and Grant avenue. Donations of fruit and pies especially desired. ---.Tamos C. Kendall lives just over tho line in Fountain county. Some time

EACHES, EARS,

1 LUMS.

Now is the time to buy them and

JOE TAYLOR

Is the man to sell them.

Mont- T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY. W^AXTKD-A in**\ vrlrl to do Y\ housework Apply

IIIHI

Deal at the Trade

tretienit

Apply at the rt^idi-ncu ot

John A. Gilbert. No. *08 west Ma'ti street, ut onee. !'-:i

since he purchased a buggy on credit1 from Dave Woodward and straightway selling it toa friend ho skipped for Kentucky. Humphrey Beeves have now attached tho buggy much to the. swindled purchaser's disgust. —TI19 County Commissioners let the contract for three bridges Mond-ty. The Canton Bridgo Co. obtained tho contract for bridges over Black Crook, on tho Attica road, and over Walnut Fork, on the Frodricksburg road. Wm. Ilulett received tho contract for abridge over Sutton fork. The total amount expended was about Si!,700. —In tho grand spectacle of Imre ICirnlfy's "Nero or the Destruction of Koine," which is now a feature of Bar1111111 Bailey's greatest show on earth, there aro no less than one thousand two hundred persons engaged. Among them are tho finest ballet dancers of England, France, Italy, Spain, Gormany, Austrlia and Portugal. A stage four hundred and fifty feet long is required to show this magnificent part of the show, which tho London papers said, after seeing it there

winter, "It is the

best and grandest, as well as the largest and richest, spectacle ever seen in Europe."

IIV« Kl. Xl.

John Sharpo is working at Bellmore. Tell Doolev, of Koekville, spent Sunday hero.

Mite Minnie Ilastadv visited Koekville friends to-day. I Master .Toe Butcher returned from his Illinois visit Friday. I (ieorge and Charles Shepherd, of Hillsdale, are in town.

Mrs. Chas. Padgett returned from Torro llauto last night. MissKato Swinehart returned lioiin to Terro Haute Saturd iy.

The Midland only brought in K! puseongers for tho Shades Sunday. Hal Billings, of Williamsport, is visiting his rather, Capt. II. M. Billings.

Mrs. John Milligan and Mrs. Dr. McDonald returned to.Topeka, Kansas, to-day.

Miss Kate Ilastady, of Crawfordsville, was tho guest of Miss Cora Moody over Sunday.

Baking

A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.

Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Riscuit, Griddle Caltcs, Palatable and Wholesome. V0 otfter baiuiur uowUei does suck wodb

And Save T«me.

The Largest Store in Crawfordsville. Fall stock arriving on every train.

TRftt)E? PALACES

Palace

Read This (1AREFDLLY

For You. Are Interested.

After September 30th, there will be no tickets issued for the "IMPERIAL. COOK BOOK" and everybody wanting one must take their ticket by the above date. I have up to the present time issued 115 tickets to that many families and want every family in the county to get a copy of this valuable work. For it "COSTS YOU NOTHING" and I want Your Trade. When you buy $20 worth of goods of me you will be presented FREiu

CHARGE the above book. I have a few copies at the store and I invite all ladies to call and examine the same, and I am sure all will be pleased. Remember the time of purchasing the amount is unlimited,-

ENSMIN GER,

103 EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE.

We Will Continue Our

WALL PAPER at Less than Cost.

Robinson & Wallace,

I may bo "yaHer." And eovorrd with Hosifl. Hut my punts, thank tho Lor«1,

Don't htifr at Uit kniH'H.

TIM» doir IH porfoolly rijrhl: Ills

IUIUIM

may ho lonjr or short.

Hilt like thosoofCohnan & Murphy Tlioy'ro oflho "proper" eort. Mo

liny your p.ints of Col-

man & Mnrpuy and lie properly dressed.

W. J. KNICHT,

Leader of the Famous Andrews' Raid

I11.1b.62, will {ji\e a thrilling acc nnt of liis cxpcnViKi' al tin'

C. A. Auditorium on

FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTFMBER 4.

lie proceeds go to the treasury of the Sons of Veterans.

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