Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 September 1891 — Page 3
SANTA CLAU5 SOAPt ^HSi
There's batjks of violets, Banks of njoas,
Arid b&nKs w^ere miners grope*
And bwjKs ttja* golden coin»
The
vinced
BUIFAIRBANK MAKESTHE BEST SOAP. #«ANTACLAUSSOAR
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Have You Seen!
diseases of Women VN*I
HPKtiKKY.
r..»nn
lovvard & Foster il( S'I.OC. 7 Wide, tor Men.
Ci!! .it 124 East Main street and he con
that they are the best goods on
market for th money.
124Ea3tMain
Flower Pots,
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Flower Stands
Of All Kinds.
Lawn and Cemetery A. S S S
At. lowest Prices.
99-Cent Store.
$500 Reward!
The CraWfoi dsville Transfer Line,
It. O. WAJjIillP, Proprietor.
I'.isst n^crs and l^iggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. i.r:\ve orders at the stables on Market street, or at the
Inani ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No. 47.
ris* Srr.iihV
$tr»i Oav• kx'Vn-
•I. R. ETTEll, M.D.
A. LOFLAND,
"61! Estate, Loan, Insurance.
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1 1 its reasonable ns any ••1«iil'u.U'!' consistent with of or ii ""'r for your iiiomnncnUi. ....
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1 ,Vri"»Tor.l»vlllo.1milium.
"'lIMI 1IIKI UI Mill Strict.
DritndMarthaE-H-Griffith Uo&iooiieo South Green street wironio1rt™'5
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slT®»specialattention
Wom 1,n ch?M,
Sur#cal
Dlaeaaea^of
and
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.^8UUBral Practice. °ONHULTATION FHHH.
St.
I'or the Alan who can Imkn hi tler I'd! KA 1 and CARES and in more different styles than ALBRIGHT.
Oive men trial. Yon will find on Bread l'resh eve,}' day. •ll loaf Stamped, "T.E.A."
Bermuda Bottled.
"You muMt ico to noriiiiKla. If you do not I will not lio rcKpoiinllilo tor the con*c|ticiicc«." "II111. (I net or, I can afford neither tlie lime nor the money." Well, It lint Is impoHRlblc, try
SCOTT'S FHULSION
OF PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL. 1 sometime* call It Rerinuda Ilottlcd, and many cane* or
CONSUMPTION, Broucliitis, Cough or Severe Cold
I have CURED with It nnd the mlrnntace In that the most nenxltlve ntomnrh can take It. Another thing whleli commcndN It Is tlic wtliiiulatlnK proper!lc* of tho II pophonplilteM milch It contalnx. You will nnd it for
Male
at your
IlrumrUt'a but nee you iret tho original SCOTT'S EMULSION."
BEECHAM'S PILLS I (THE OR! AT ENQl I8H REMEDY.)
Cure BILIOUS olid Nervous ILLS.
25ctS. a Box. OF AIJJ DRUCICHSTS.
FOR MEN ONLY!
TAfl« witTTwn trunrnoD.
For LOST or FAILING MAOT00D, General and NERVOUS DEBILITY, Weakness of Body and Hind,
VIGOR STRENGTH
Effect*
uauauoiiiof Errors or Excewcs in Old or• Younff, Kuliutl, Kotil* MANHOOD fnllr ItMtnrwtt Ilnw lo hnUrpj« moa Klirnirthen WIU KtIW»KVKIjlll'KItOHM*%H*I'A BTH «»f llUlnr Ab»olu(*lr onfalllM* IIO*K 'HIK*T*KM-.B*nrllU lr. •. •rntMilry frow and VonWmuHr r*. WHtf lh*«. |Wrrlpth« l»o«k, **|.l»n»ll«n »«l iUwilRIE MEDICAL CO..
BUFFALO,N. Y.
DAILY JOURNAL.
WI'" IN KSDAY. slif'T. 2,1HOK
Tut: .DAILY
,IOI*KNAL IS
for siilu
UohiiiHun A: Wiillaee.
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Tlic Dog Poisoner.
Tlie ildr [loipiincr iK iigiini M.roail in 1 11'-' Scvernl ]iols nnil niutigi'i! CIITH
ill tlie wost- oml Kiieeiiniliei.1 ]»sl niglit, In liis Hi',lncl,ive iiillni'iicc nnil .several wrathful eitizi'iis grniitxl 11
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teeth
nml buried their favorites in tin' garden this morning.
Entertained.
I.j'isl evening 'fully Griiblm entertiiined iiliont twentv-live of his young friends at hi« homo on south Water Ntreet.. 'I'he time was most enjoyalily panned bv music and other amusements. Elegant refroshmentB were partaken of bv the giK.'sts, who retired at a late hour after an evening of rare pleasure.
Wants a Divorce.
Frank I inldtiberry to-day fih a di voree suit for Mrs. Susan Jioots against her husband, Willard Moots. These good people were married the last of February. lH'M), and Willard gave Hue (he eold shake just a year ago. lie is a great, big, stout fellow but won't work any and loafs around the saloons all tho time. I le has some considerable property and Sue wants the eustoday of their only child and 82.000 alinionv.
An Exact Balance.
This morning John li. Kiee and Walter P, Ilulet mado the settlement between retiring Treasurer Ham soy and the new Treasurer Hntton. Their balance was correct to a cent as all their balances have been heretofore. The amount turned over was S101.7iri.50 and is deposited in the three banks of Crawfordsvillo. Tho settlement was a dillicult one and required the work of skilled accountants. Messrs. Unlet and ice are to bo congratulated for the skillful, exact and expeditious manner in which they wound matters up.
Thu Onward Stride.
At the regular meeting of the I'.O.S.A. asl evening there were four persons initiated in the Ued Degree, and everybody -was happy in the cause for which this order was founded. Win. Ilessler was appointed by Louis Kramer as Deputy District President, and he duly installed S. J. Billman as treasurer. Tho Order in this city continues to advance, anil it is now among one of t,h permanent mid leading institutions in this city. All good and patriotic citi7.0ns aro cordially solicited to unite with this organization and join hands in promoting peace and prosperity to Our Country.
He's After Ollie.
Tor some months past it has been reported that II. D. Whitehead, of Washington state, has boon fooling around Shawnee Mound with the full intent of carrying oil' his famous sister-in-law, Mrs. lilma C. Whitehead. A good citizen of that place called 011 Till-.
JOCKNAI.
yesterday and saio that it was not Elinn tlint Mr. Whitehead was aft or, but hor o.pially famous sowing maid, Ollie Keeco, who stood by her mistress so loyally in tho colobratod trial. Ollie is a sweet girl and it will bo remembered ot real mad when Prod 1'ettit tried to kiss her. Mr. Whitehead could go further and do a groat doal worse, so he could.
Hicks' \Veatlier for September. Tho 3d, and next days thereto, ought to bring reactionary rains, with change to more pleasant weather. From the 7th to 11 is 11 combination of causes which will, doubtless, result in active storms. Many dry sections will have rains at this time. Note tho 8th to the night of the 11th. lionotionary movements will bo more marked on and nbont the lilth, ill consequence of Earth's approaching Equinox. The 18th to 21st is a regular storm period, with Earth at Equinox. Storms must result. Be watchful, especially 011 and near lakes and sea. A center of minor disturbances on the 2-ltli. A regular ieriod begins on September 20th, and runs into October.
More About "Long John." The Huntington
llviahl
has the fol
lowing to say concerning John M, Uranvan, the Wabash College boy of that place who disappeared in Washington last .rune: "While it IB true that Mr. Uranyan's parents have no definite information of the young man since June, except their natural solicitude as to his welfare, they are not particularly uneasy regarding him. After I10 left this city last fall, he wont to Tacoma, where he opened a law office. In the spring, however, he abandoned it and rented a small ranch. He remained upon the ranch until the early part of June, when he abruptly left it, leaving no word as to where he had gone. Naturally his disappearance attracted attention, and was tho subject of some newspaper notoriety in tho Washington press. These papers have found their way oast.
Tho last positive information of Mr. Branvan is a lottor written by him in Junoi saying that he had joined a surveying party in chargo of S. D. Wilson, State superintendent of the Department of Irrigation of Washington, nnd was with tho party on tho plains, camping out, and would probably bo with Mr. Wilson for some time. Whether ho has not had opportunity to send letters, or wl other he has neglected to do so from inclination, iB unknown. No nows is us uilly regarded as good news, and his friends hero are disposed to take a hopeful view* of the matter.
Dr. H. Ii. Greene,Joel Block,treats all diseases of eve, ear,nose and throat. Fitliivand furnishing glassee a specialty.
BERTHA MAY BHIKEMAH.
Tlic Beauty of tho Bobbins House Claimed by Her Mamma. Everybody has noticed Bertha, the pretty dining room girl at the llobbins House, who is such a favorite with all the boarders and traveling men who put up at the Bobbins. Bertha came here the middle of July and has two or three solid beaux already, one of whom iB particularly zealous. Well, if the story of Bert ha's mother is to !o relied upon and it seems that it should be. Bertha has acted real naughtily. Mrs. Amanda Brinoman lives in Indianapolis and iB an invalid, having spent a greater part, of the spring and summer in Si. Vincent's hospital. She says that Bertha was born in 1871 and has one brother, aged 15, who is learning tho barber's trade in Indianapolis. Mrs. Brinoman secured a divorce from her husband twelve years ago and since that time until last spring labored hard to support and raise her children respectably. When she was obliged to go to the hospital Bertha promised to be a real good girl and tend to her home. She was then employed in the New York store ai §1 a week to bake fancy caki s. I'.eitha, so hor mother says, failed to keep 1 er promise of being good and on the glcrious Fourth went oi.t to the fair grounds at Indianapolis with some bad people and cut up in a very bad manner. This made her very much ashamed and taking her clothes she came to Crawfordsvillo and began to work in tho Bobbins House. Mrs. Brinoman learned her whereabouts and sent for her to come home. As she received 110 answer she came to Crawfordsvillo on August 17.
Uertha was surprised and promised to go. but that night hid herself and her clothes. Tho next morning landlord Jones told her that he could probably tind Bertha if she would promise not to hurt her or tako hor back home. She tinally consented and Bertha was produced in short order. She was at tlrst very impudent but soon broke down and cried. She tried to get Bertha to go back but she wouldn't, so she instructed Jones to send her wages to Indianap olis as Bertha was still a minor ami under hor control. Bertha is employed at $12 a month but Mrs. lirineinan says she has only received SM thus far from
Jones. She placed tho matter in the hands of Attorney Ben F. Davis, of Ln dianapolis, and he placed her in consul tatioii with Hanna A Hanna of this city She demands that Bertha lie s"nt home as she thinks a hotel is not a lit place for her, especially when she can get a bettor place and good home surround ings in Indianapolis, ller old place in the New Y'ork store awaits her and Ber tlia should certainly go. llanna Hanna now have the matter in charge and it is pretty safe to say that inside of two weeks the beauty of the Bobbins House will be back with her ma in In dianapolis, where, indeed, she ought tie to-day.
JAKE'S MENTAL ANGUISH.
He Considers Himself To Have Suffered $1,000 Worth Of That Article.
You can almost shut your eyes and smell Jake Freed's mental anguish which was caused by his being arrested for selling liquor to minors about two weeks ago. There is no doubt about it, your uncle Jake Freed sutTered great mental anguish and he wants pay for it, too. Money is the only balm which will cover up the cracks in hiB shattered reputation and ivounded spirit of self righteousness. Jake, this morning, through his attorneys, llanna ,fc llanna, filed two suits for damages and lie wants §500 in each case. One is against Emmons Busenbark, of Now Market, and the other is against Samuel N. Warbritton, of the same place. The complaints are just alike and in them it is charged that tho defendants willfully, maliciously and without probable cause had tho plainiilT arrested on August 17 for selling liquor to a minor, one Leo Day. They had Fred dragged up fore the milk white shrine of Judge ltamsey and he, not liking tho looks of things was venued to Squire Wright, of Wavoland. He was acquitted with triumph and eclat on the chargo of loading up Mr. Day. Tho enthusiastic cheers of his admiring friends did not satiate his desire for revenge, however, ind he resolved to smite his enemies sore. He says he lost six days' time in tho suit, had to pay extensive attorney's fees and was caused groat mental sulTering ami anguish for which he now wished each of the defendants to pay over to his account S500 ami all proper reliof. Notice will bo served on tho defendants at once and some of their friends think that they will have tho temerity to stand trial. Jako says that his Irish blood is up and that ho will have damages or know tho reason why.
Ihnr'n This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward for any caso of catarrh that cannot be cured'by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J.
CHENEY
Co., Props., Toledo, O.
WTe, tho undersigned,havo known F.J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions,' and financially able to carry out anv obligations made by their firm. WEST
"t Tiuux, Wholesalo Druggists, Toledo, O. WAT.DINO,
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MAUVIN,
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Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally acting directly u]on tho blood and mucous surfaces'of tho systom. Testimonials sent free, l'rico 75c. por bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai
now receiving our Cloaks and
ADVICE TO WOMEN
If you would protcct yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruatioti you must use
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR
CAUTF.USVII.LE, April 20,18*1.
This will ccrt.ify that two members of my Immediate family, after having suffered for years from IVIeiiNtrun! Irr«»tf"l»rity, being treated without benefit by physician*. were at loncth completely cured by one txittlu cld't* Feinule Ilc£iilator. lu
J. \V.
GTLLASOE.
of KJrndflcld'M Feinule Ho eltect is truly wonderful. Hook to WOMAN mulled FUEE, which contains valuable iuformatluu uu all fumulc dlscaai-s.
SRADFI ELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA. roll SALE Br ALL DUVQQISI8.
Sold by Nve & Co.
ll'.ll'.Y/TOir.V.
Miss Mollio Edwards, of near Hillslioro, is at Wm. Bider's this week. 1'. J. Lough and family visited relatives at Scott's Prairie Sunday and Monlay. .loo Fonts has rented the Amos
LUFO
farm near Wingate, and will take possession this fall. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church next Saturday and Sunday. The Elder will pleach both morning and evening on Sunday.
Kev. Weston, of Greencasths has been with us during the past week. He says he will have ninety boarders this fall and winter.
Billy Small, of Attica, is here this week putting the brick foundation under his brother Ed's new house on Orchard street.
H. J. Webster has been in Crawfordsvillo this week making up tho tax duplicate for our little c.ity. Ho draws it from the Auditor's books.
Mrs. Stella Stockbarger, of Hiiughville, and lu-r lirother, Clarence McClnro, of CrawforOs.ille, are visiting relatives and friends here this week.
Miss Billa Fishero, of Alamo, has boon the guest of tho American House for the past week. She also took part in the entertainment at the Methodist church Friday night.
Miss riallie Gray moved her household goods to Mrs. Phillips' property opposite the mill Tuesday. The house Bhe vacated will probably bo removed to some other lot soon, as there is a petition out for opening tho street it stands in.
Joseph Courtney's fine stallion ran away last Saturday while on his way lo the Nowtowu colt show. Mr. Courtney was thrown from tho sulky and the horse ran 3 miles before he was caught. There was no serious damage done.
Tho ladies of tho M. E. church gave an entertainment at the eliurch Friday evening whidi consisted mostly of music. The living harmonica was on exhibition and rendered some most, excellent music, as well as causing much merriment. After tho entertainment a supper followed which consisted of ice cream and cake. The proceeds of tho evening wi A21.75.
Miss Ora Dunwiddie, of Wingate, and her class which is made up of pupils from New Bichmond, Wingate and Waynetown, will give a musical entertainment. at tho M. E. church at Wingate next Saturday evening. Miss Fannie Doyel. of Brown's Valley, will render two choice selections, which is sutlicent in iteelf to insure a largo audience. If the veiling is pleasant Waynetown will turn out quite a crowd to lend encouragement. to her part of the pupils who will be oil the programme.
Sixteen members of the K. P. lodgo from hero went to Yeedorsburg last Monday night to attend lodge, whore they had work in all tho degrees. After the lodgo closed the boys woro tlion taken to an eating house and seated at tables that wore loaded down with all tho substantials and luxuries that heart could wish for. Tho boys hero will novel- get through heaping praises upon the boys of Yeedorsburg lodgo who so kindly received and loyally entertained them on that occasion.
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Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse tho system effectually, yot gently, when costive or billions, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently euro habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or wonkoning them, use Syrup of Figs.
—Persons haying rooniB to rent or desiring to furnish board to students, will please loavo thoir names nnd address at the ollieo oft he treasurer of tho eollego, No. 7, Fisher Building.
T. H. KISTINE, Treas.
I'or Utile.
FOR SALE—Or
will trado for small
farm, 8 7-10 acres, 1.J miles from court house. Well set in small fruits, with a good bearing orchard. Comfortable house, good out buildings, well, cistern, etc.. Inquire at this oflico. tf.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castork
10,000 YardsExtra Heavy Canton Flannel,
7 1-2 Cents per Yard Cold Weather Price 12 1-2. We have our FACTORY BLANKETS now and^will make Summer Prices for
days. Newest things in Millinery just received. We
if
call and we will save you some money.
Next DOOP to Elston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.
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UK. IIHSIU'S
Vaporizer
For tho curo of
Catarrh, Bronchitis and Lung Trouble,
Now on exhibition at Brown Son's Drag Store, Crnwfordsville.
Happy HooHlcrs.
you want a nobby one give us a
PATENT APPLIED FOR.
0R088-8ECTI0N OF TOE OF
LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.
LADIES!
MRS. ADDIE DODD
Has opened a branch oflice of the
The American Steam Laundry.
129 South Green Stroot,
hamuliy left then1 will receive |Minp! allentimi-
W. H. LaFLEUR,
PLUMBING,
Steam and Water Heating
ENGINEER.
Agent for
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Gas Fitting, Ga9 Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suhurhsin Residences.
Plans and Specifications For City or Country Work in any of the above branches.
liticklcn'R Arnica Salve. 1
La
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They will keep your feet dry and warm.
ED VAN CAMP & CO.
1
Hot
The Florida Steam and Water Boiler.
Keep Your Eye on the Mammoth Fair Edition
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MY STOKE For your (iroceries.
MV STOKE J-i'/ For "11 pounds flranulated Sugar I'or §1.
MV STOKE J-jfi1' For 21 pounds While Extra O Sugar for SI.
MY hTOKE 5 "For your Furniture,
MY STOKE For your Stoves...
MY STOKE 337"For your Garland Cook.
MY STOBE
Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Idaville Ind., writes: Eloctric Bitters has dono more for 1110 than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney aud Liver trouble." John Ijeslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney and Livor medicine, mado mo feel like a now man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town says: Electric Bitters is just the thing STOKE for a man who is all run do and don't care whether he lives or dies I10 found new strength, good nppetite and folt just like he had anew lease on life. Only 50c. Nyo & Co's. Drugstore.
J3t?"For your Kaiiiant Homo Stove.
MY STOBE
jJ57"For your 1 [.eaters.
MY STOKE J-t,-'" Fc.r your Mantles.
MY STOKE Sj#~'For your Furnaces.-
MY STOBE J^V"fs selling the floods.
The best salve in the -world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever t-ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively onres piles, or no pay required. Rpjrnhil! HnmaHaV It is guaranteed to give perfoct Batis- III
faction, or money j-efunded. Price 25
cents per x. For sale by Nye & Co
MY STOBE J-jV For the Most Complete Lino
J-t".''Will only sell Sugars at these prices this week, as Sugar liaB advanced 'Old will give our customers tho benefit of the Low
Prices for the rest of the week.
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