Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 September 1891 — Page 3

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AND SO DOES

For

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Sisam uiii Bat Water Beating

ENGINEER.

Agent for

The Florida Steam and Hot Water Boiler.

Gas Fitting, Gai Fixture* and Git Maohines for Country and Suburban Residences

Plans and Specifications

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When You Co lo a Shoe Store

^our obji'ot lh ii .t only lo buy Rhpcs. 'biit' jo iiroeurn for what you upend tho best w»j yuiir money will buy. T^ess thun tills »iii not commit, you more ttiaii this you cdinmi, in reason, usk. Our methods are •i«uii|ilc lis your Ins ires Wo do not lift jour vxpeotuliomi to the clouds, but wo "••"iw tlii-rn whatever tlioy »re. WC will 'Hvr •ui.Titlcn your interests to ourrfafid r.y.\.,iir,M.iSf, ,.aM

y()ll KOt ufu||er mul

Get ifherfs Just the same,

SNX5KC\-R» ^ON?.

MADE ONtY BY

N.K.FA1RBANK&.C0. CHICAGO.

ROSSBROS.

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STORE.

bargains ill Tinware, Glassware, Queemsware Queensware, Woodenware, etc. Fruit Jars and

Flower Pots at LiowestPrices.

7 North Washington St., Cra^rfordsyiUe. Ind

For City Country'.Wnrlr'• sr above branches. Oulrrsleft it Zack Mahorney's will receive prompt attention.

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'l nil for vnur money. An especially imri't.i'.su for you is our

Best Goods.

Rfsp'y Yours,

I S KELLEY,

j-1 l'.iint Main Street.

..MusicHALL

ONE NIGHT ONLY.

"'•-'MUl', SEI'TICMIiEU, l.r, 1H0J.

R- McLeon,

-~-ANl)

Marie Prescott.

"w iiliuy jur the first lime in Cr»w-

Urcat Tragedy.

"Cleopatra,"

The Tiagie Event of the Season.

actoiw,

GREAT /'LAY,

GREAT SCENERY.

Admi

lslIon

si. 75c, 50c, 35c.

PLENTY OF MONEY

To l.oitn tit 0 or 7 per nt. lu'cordtofrio the hocurlty oirered.

VACANT LOTS

Or Improved proyor-"v ty lor stile in tmy part of tho vity.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

Furnished on short notice from the must

\fj J-oiDpleto sot of hI-

x-'str.\cts

books InMimt-

Kotuery county.

W ALBERTC.JENNIS0N

Ixmni'lnsiiraneo :md M. Hetil EsUito Atfcnt & 9 IMoncer Abstractor.

PIONEER ABSTRATOR,

Over 121 R. Mnin PtM Cniwfimlsvillo w. IlilllHIUl.

urTTitfg JT \YE,UH VVITJI

It's net about 1 lnie'.li-' did It. latnono of our liundsome ..

The only One Prlco Clothier.

Tlio boy who suits wlion

-School opens will bo somowliore ueurtlio lietul of Ills class when school closes. You oannot Improve on tlicso suite anywhere In America forelUior stylo, durability or price. They'll couio pretty near lasting until your boy oul-

Ifrows thum. no matter how hard no limy boon olotlics Thoy oost no more than suits which. In a wcolc. win go to plecos In tho play ground and they won't look unpresentable when they aro Anally discarded. In other wortls, thoy uro bfillt to stand the racket and It doesn •Dako muoh difference how rough tho racket Is. Justas durable, well dos'irued and Inexpensive aro our Men's and Youth's suits und urnlehlug Goods. Respectfully,

J. A. JOEL,

DAILY JOURI^L

MONDAY, SEwTwriiSr.

The Daiia- Jouunai. Robinson ,fc Wullace.

is for sale by

September Hi History,

81—Tltiw, t«nth emperor of Homo. (Ih'd born in W ho coMimiindcd lhi Unman nrmy which duxlroyed .leruxnlom. IfWU-Str Wllliuin Cecil, Lord

HurU'iuh. Ix»rn ho wiia (Juuun Kliyjiheth'a most tnihled coiinjiulor. I.Vtt- William Fari-I, coadjutor of Cutvtn. died. I.T03— Michael do Montaigne, fAinoiiK Fronch ostmyfat, died born l!Wk lttN-"IMilIip Ik#f Hpaln died born IRi7. lifiU— Itulllu on the Heights of Abraham, near

York bankers.

CHAS. J. FOX*

Quebec the British uencrat,- Wolfe, died on the Held tho French generul, Montcalm, the next day. ISOD—Charles Jumna Fa*, British Liberal statesman and frientt of America, died born 1741). IS58—Tho steamer Austria burned at sea and 000 lives lost. 1601—Battle of Boonovlilo, Mo. I^exlngtoa closely Invested by tho Confcxlerates. 1803- Cavalry buttle at Lccts* Tatiyard, Ga. lHOt—Cavalry battle at Opcquau, Va. 18R3- Battle of TeUel-Keblr. 1890— Financial Jlurry on lxth continents: Secretary Windotn In consultation with New

New Oity Oommissionors.

•luilge Snyiler tliis morning nppoint1 iloslmii McICinsi'}- mul Henry Wiifsmi us City Comtiiissionerfi to Huwiied Warren Ashley ini'l ]{. C. Smith, s'f'lieil.

Y. M. O.'A. Statistics.

For lliu week ending Sept,. 12, 1 S'.ll: Visits to rooinn, 1.051, daily average, 170 visits to rending room, "71, daily average, G2 visits to parlors and amusement rooms, 200, daily average, 45 visits to gymnasium, 52 daily average,!) mimbor of baths taken, 105 average, 19.

Will Start a Daily.

Charley Berry 1ms disooverou that Veodersburg is tho greatest news town for its Bt2e in the country and to day begins tho publication of a daily j^tpor. Veodersburg has only 800 people but Mr. Berry thinks it has life enough in it to support a good, flrst class daily p.iper.

Stopped a Runaway.

Tho horse of Bill McCoy ran away this morning on west Pike street. Mr. McCoy's little son Arthur was in the buckbonrd nnd unable to stop the horso as it dashed inndly down tho Htreot. Tho big blacksmith at Charley Smith's ran out nnd catching tho horse by tho bit stopped liini abruptly turning over the blackboard nnd throwing tho youngster out unk"rt. It wns a nervy act.

Circuit Court.

Keboccn Courtney vs. Thomas Courtney. Divorce. Temporary alimony asked.

Turie Clark vs. Win. Clnrk, divorce. L'lnintitr lilos answer to denmrror.* Indiana Oil Tank Lino vs. Ed. Inlow. Dismissed.

Asa l'\ JJoedlo vs. Justus M. Ghormloy ot al. Dismissed. Josoph Mclvinsey vs. Mary E. McICinsoy. Divorco. Defendant dofanlts.

Mary l'\ llanna vs. .lames Gannon, ot al. Dismissed.

Ooroy In Trouble.

Ed Corey, of this city, seems to have gotten into trouble nt Peru, where ho went a few days ago to arrange for a prizo fight with Elder Pitts. Tho Peru papers stnto thnt Coroy wns nrroated Wednesday night in company with Ivory and two women, nnd nil wore lined. In another column the Jourtutl states that a chargo of assault und battery has boon brought against Ed for striking lady at tho hotel. If those reports are true Ed bus been bohuviug very lindly away from home.

Miss Mary Stout Harried.

Married, Bept. 8th, at tho residence of tho hi ide'u parents, four miles south east of Arborville, Nebraska, Albert A Peterson nnd Miss MnryE. Stout, I-.'v L. Morrison, pastor of tho M. E. church officiating. Mr. Peterson is an industrious Christian gentleman, and the brido is daughter,of J. M. Stoui. once a resident o' tills county,but now one of Nebraska's successful farmers. Mr. Potorson owns a woll improved farm of 240 acres, ono inilo wost of Mr.-Stout's onto which tho nowly inarried couple will movo as soon as they rotum from the State fair.

TheWm. H. Hioks Midland Olairn. To Tlio Hdltor Tho Jotimul NMV Majikjct, Ind., Sept. 10, 1891.— Tlio article published in your paper of September G, rognrding my claini against. Llio Midland Railway Company is altogether fnlso. Thoro has been no effort on the pnrt of tho agent nt l'nwnoo to keep mo out of my money. Pnymonts hnvo boon mndo promptly, lis fnst as circumstnncos would .permit. And as this articlo does grent injuatico to my friend, Wm. Johnson, agent at Pawnee, whoso sound reputation as a busias man no ono calls in quostion. I sincerely regret its publication and ask you to publish this stntemont from me.

WM. H. HICKS.

To lttRpcl Cold«

Headaches nnd Fevor to demise the system effectually, Jet gently, when costive or billions, or when tho blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently euro habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and livortoa healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs.

Why will you oouoh wlien Shiloh's Dure will give you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Children £ry for Pitcher's Castorih

WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT IT.

Opinion of Our Neighbors on the Electric Light Flant and tho Banquet. L. O. liischof, editor tf tho Clinton Argus, was much pleased with his visit bore last Wednesday and devotes a column nnd a half of his paper to a description of the trip. Below area few selections from his article:

Wodnesday of this week the editor of the Art/UK, in company with a number of press representatives and city olticials from Frankfort, Sholbyvillo and other adjacent citioa, had the honor and pleasure of attending reception anu banquet given by tlio Mayor, city officials and business men of Cra-wfordsville in celebration of tho acceptance and inauguration of the city's own electric light system. In the short timo and space allowed us at this timo wo can not do justice to the splendid manner in which we wore received and entertained.

Tho beauty of it is that the

city runs and operates its entire light system. Over a year ago they began tho ngitation und it wns nover abated until tho plant wns completed and in operation. It is needless to say that tho entire system is perfect. Mayor W. O. Carr and councilmen Jeff \V. Scott, A. E. Reynolds and O. 11. .lones were tho coinmitteo who pushed the great, enterprise through to success, and thoy deserve much credit for their lidelity to tho interests of their city and tax payors. Thoy wero ljesiegod by electric light monoiolios who fought desperately to get their clutches fastened onlo tho people. Instead of yielding to tin clamor or taking stock themselves and fastening upon tho industrious taxpav ers of the city a contract that would tax the people for their leiielit they made a bold, aggressive tight for the public ownership of public light, and won The result is tho iiost system in the State, which gives tho people a line arc light at a cost of §i)5 per yo: r, all night run. Wo shall recall our visit to tho plnco with many feelings of gratitude. And inav she be like liglithousoon the shore by which other towns may guide tho administration of their public affairs.

Mr. Bishop also pays high tribute Wabasli Collogo, tho V. M. C. A. and our factories.

Tho Frankfort AVics say: Mayor II. D. Dunnington and the rest of the city officials who went to Crnwrordsville Wednesday to witness tho starting of that city's now electric light plant, returned homo last evening highly elated over tho manner in which tliov wore entertained during their Btav there.

THE REBEKAHS.

Tho Famous Degree Staff of Triumph Lodge, of Lafayette, to Visit the Lort^e of This Oity ThiB Evening

This evening nt K, of P. hall tho members of the degree of Bobekah of the Indopondent Order of Odd Fellows will

hold a meeting with much pomp nnd glory. A short timo ago an invitation was sent to tho degree staff of Triumph Lodge No 291, Daughters of Bebekah. I. O. O. F. of Lnfnyette, which lias reputation second to none for doing in itiation work, to visit tho lodge of this city and confer tho degree of Bebekah on a number of candidates. The invi tntion wns accepted nnd this famous team will bo hero this evening to do tho work, nrriving on the 5:05 p. m. train on tho Motion. Th»v will bo met at. the train by a committee nnd escorted to the hull, wliTe. after supper, tho meeting will be lield.

While it bus not been generally known that this team was t« visit this oity this ovehing, it was well known to tho Robeknhs, and they hnvo left nothing undone to mako it pleasant for tho visitors. Tho degree stuff of Triumph dgo is considered by all who hnvo seen it do tho degree work, including Grand Master Leedy nnd other grand officers of tho order of Odd Follows of Indinnn. to bo tho. most perfect tonm in doing initintion work in tho State, nnd excelled by none anywhere. So all who hnvo the pleasure of witnessing tho work this evening will, no doubt, be highly pleusod with the same, and only wish that tho ll'-bekah* of our eil doing as line writ as the visitor?--, and liopo thnt this meeting nnd what thoy see nnd lenrn will entlinso them, nnd thnt before long thoy will bo doing work thnt will compare favorably with nny dogroo stuff.

Lot evory member of tho Bebekah degree bo present at this meeting nnd give tho visitors a wolcomo thnt they will long remoinbor, so that when thoy return homo thoy will bo high in praise of tho hospitality of tho momlors of tho order of Crawfordsvillo.

OAK C.KOVE.

Mrs. A. S. Forks, of Wichita, Kan., is visiting her uncle, S. T. Miller. Otto Nelson and wife camo up from Putnam county to attend tho fair.

Sheriff J. S. Millor was down from Lebanon Tuesday visiting friends. Emmott Henderson and wifo have gone to housekeeping on Truitt Wiison's farm.

Ono of tho professors of Wabash collogo preached nt Shannondalo Sunday, the 13 th.

Farms nro changing lmnds rnpidly in tills soction. Senator Mount has bought tho Wollor farm nnd W. C. Miller tho May L. Hopper's farm.

How'* This?

Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars roward for nny case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. Ciiknbv & Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, tho undersigned,have known F.J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and bolievo him perfectly honorablo in all business transactions," and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Tmux, Wholesale Druggists,

Toledo, O.

Wamjino, Kinnan & Makvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Testimonails sent froo. Price 75c. per liottle, Sold by all druggists.

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medical profession. These ingredients arc combined in a manner hitherto unknown

"MOTHERS' FRIEND"

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS mailed 1:R1:E, containing valuable information aiu*. voluntary testimonials. ...I'tlivrxjiii'sson rcri'tptof prirc $i.M per !.-

DUAOFIELO REGULATOR CO., Atlsnta. C.

SOLI) J1Y AJjL DRUHUIHTfl Po.d by MvoJS Co.

0HIPS.

—Silas Wilhite is driving the coul il wagon of Wm. Hiatt. —Prof. H. A. King preached nt First church yesterday morning. —Four children joined the Methodist ehurch yesterday morning. —Miss Margaret Morgan hns resigned his position us nlto in tho Methodist church choir. -George Hartman, of this city, h: been admitted to tho Freshman clnss of the Hose Polytechnic Institute having •uieeessfully pat s'd tho different exnmiitions. —Tn t.ho absence of l)r. Cunningham services wero conducted at Center ehurcli by President Tuttle yesterdny morning. No sorvicos wore hold in the evening. —Hev. John Stntlord nddressod tho Mothodist congreijntion yostordiiy evening in tho nbsenco of Rev. G. W. Swit zer, who had gono to tho country to preach funeral. —A. B. Brnden, of Lr.fuyotte, made •happy his relatives nnd friends hero during tho fair, and added to tlio sue ccss of the latter by serving on sweepstakes committees and as ono of the judges on races.

Dr. II. E. Greene,.tool Block,treats nil liseases of eye, ear,nose ni.d throat. Fittingnnd furnishing glasses a specialty.

A'/ill' KO.S.S".

0. H. Johnson is teaohing scht.ol near Wingate. A. W. Johnson wns at, Crawfordsvillo S lurday.

Tho roadmnstor of the Midland. \.ns in town Friday. Wm. Brown has sold his farm to Itiaao Gollidny.

Wo think New Ross would bo good plnco for a paper. Mat Retingor, who has had typhoid fever, is much improved.

Mrs. James Higgins is visiting in tho eastern part of tho State. G. W. Bowman delivered a sermon at the Al. E. church Sunday.

Tho public schools oponed this morning with a good attondance. Miss Roso Sperry is in Indianapolis attending a millinery opening.

Goorgo Shepherd has bought two ucrcs of land of T. A. Adkins. Joseph Hurt, Guy Adkins and Oscar Imol aro out in Illinois hunting.

Ilenry Retingor lias purchased Mark Bowling's property wost of town. There was a very largo crowd wont lo tho fair Thursday and Friday.

George Brown and Miss Buolln Adkins were married at Crawfordsvillo T'hursdi-y.

—Tlio greatest show on earth is the now styles of dress goods nnd cloaks at Louis Bischofs.

ait.i I K/./.I' it t'.v.

Mrs. Barber, of Tiiorntown, was at Josoph Johnson's Tuesday night. Mr. Noriuan Moore, of Garfield, is now assisting W. H. Lynch with his Fall work.

Miss Maggie Butler, of Tndianiqiolis, is visiting relatives nnd friendB here this week.

It should hnvo read Eddio Johnson instend of Elder Johnson as it road in our Inst wook's items.

Missos Ethel Lvnch and Mabel P02blos loft Tuesday for Richmond accom paniod by W. R. Lynch.

Our Esquiro John Van 11 ice, who is becoming quite popular in the art of performing marriage coromonios, has treated his farm wagon to a coat of groon paint, and is now ready to drive nny distnnco, nil titno day or night to mako "two hearts boat as ono." Give him a call.

A Itoon to Wive*.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not bo without it. It is a boo to wives who know they have to pass through the painful ordeal of childbirth Mhs. C. MeijBoubne, Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co., Grawfordsville. Ind.

—Oh my, liavo you seen the new stylos of dress goods at Louis BiBcliofs. Tlioy are lioautiful this fall.

10,000 Yards Extra Heayy 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 a few days. Newest things in Mill»nery just received. We are now receiving our Cloaks and if you want a nobby one give us a call and we will save you some money.

Next Door to Elston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

$500 Reward!

W. R. GOSNELL,

11 as oponed branch oilier of the

The American Steam Laundry.

GIVE US A CALL.

129 South Green Street,

Luuiidiy left. tlieriMvili recuivc ompf :illentiun.

MTtKT AWUEO fOR.

LADIES'

LADIES!

CR088-8ECTI0N OF TOE OF CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.

They will keep your feet dry and warm.

ED VAIN CAMP & CO.

For the Mail wlm ran hitkc licr and in luorodiflVreul fct.yles lliisn

Give nie a trial. You will (ind our Hn:id Fr loaf stamned. "T.E.A."

TheCrawfoi dsville Transfer Line,

R. C. WAIJKUP, I'roprUst -r

Piissengers and Baggage transferred ti lmirls, depots or

any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables Market street, or at the branch oflice at C. A. Snodgrnss' store on Washing

ton street. Telephone No. 47.

Given Away by THE FAIR,

107 South Washington Street.

Four of Best Books Written!

DONES' GALLERY OF BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS

with 100 Illustrations and a poitruit of l.hrie quarto, tlot.h. SHAK'SPEARCOMPLKTE WOKKS, villi glossary, containing i227 pages and 30 illustrations. iilFE OF GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN, revised edili n, with Idler of Mrs.

Logan octavo. BEN HUtt, Gen. Lew Wallace's famous book. Yourchoico of any of above hook* w'Mi $2!) worth of pure-lias ul

18 Carat Cigai

Will -Nat Fade.

I should say not. Lawson has mado twenty thousand cabinets in tho last six months. They aro as clear as a crystal and will be as clear and boautiful long nftor you hnvo faded. He nsos tho finest stock. Every negative finally retouched and only S2 per dozon. There lies tho soc'ret of his success. Strictly first clnss cnbinots at. $2 por dozon nnd only ono price. IIe uses no catch penny game.

llappy Hoohicth.

Win. Timmons, Postmastor of Idnville Ind.,writes: "ElectricBittorshns done more for me than all other medicines combined, for thnt bad feeling arising from Kidney aud Liver troublo." John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, says: "Find Electric Bittors to bo tho l)est Kidnoy and Liver medicine, made me feel like a now man." J. W. Gardnor, hardware merchant, same town fays: Electrio Bittors is just tho thijig cor a man who is all run do ..11 and don't liaro whether ho lives or dies ho found sow strength, good nppotite and felt just rako ho had a now loase on life. Only 5n Nye & Go's. Drug Store.

A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase prico. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for an affection of throat, lungs or chest, snch as consnmpt'on, inflammation ot lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is ploaBant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's drug store.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

A u:i C.\ l\ Frf

•ALBRIGHT.

Ii eve. dav.

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KTORlKS,

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

»J. T. LAYMOJST.

VIFLFAT HONNELL'S OLD STAND.

M1WllHEWEattWBiga«g*THvjWgi!if»gBi-

TRULY

Our l'rietv^are u* reasonable us nny beforetlit? public, ronsislout with Kood work. N»o us hvloro pltu'Suu 1111 order for your uiouuuu'uts.

Work 41 Specialty. U»\VAK| & HMCM TT, Cr»iwfor«lsville. »l

Murhot nnd Giccii Street.

flu Time is Ripe for llic Declaration of lade pindcncc of Sraails Vcgr0^ tabic Liver Tills!

''"Tliey are well equipped in all 1 he therapeutic an! prophylactic essentia! elements that make a lirst-eiass: pili. Smail's Pills are all Anglican of lloosier manufacture, and always and si 1 together tinlika and independent of the old pod-auger, brands, being small and the size of pellets. Do not sicken, stripe or constipate. One or two a dose.

STOVES

HeUng and Cooking,

MAll) is a good time to buv

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them of

Thompson & Cates,

Sou li Green Si reel