Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 October 1891 — Page 3
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ARID REMEMBCR
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GROCERS
I'lu.n ami Hoveled! At bottom Prices
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LADIES!
l'TY.
PI-EN rv OF MONEY 1 a 7 m, according to ihe '•'utnyollcred.
./VACANT LOTS
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£££23ZBES
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18 Carat
will deliver lit your place, Old Corn at 55c per bushel.
of title
ABSTRACTS
l-urni-hcd on short »Utre iron: the most
,• sot of Kbh(H)lts inMontKonicry county.
albert c. jennison .*
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"-H Iwtaio Agent & 11(M,ter Abstracter.
ABSTRACTER,
"v:'- I'M K. Muln at.. I niwfunlsvlllo, '"Ilium.
RUPTURE
AH In AAJIbma
ttl'otlUTcl l«ornc 7 Trim, •,«"*»w«Muineu. uuara&ttcdtoo
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Cror,
Wfi BUY?
SOME BCi\NS
flrtD soMe birley, S°M£ rice ivtfo S°nE RYE.
nevea mind
•frfO.SE IFYOI/II. °ltlY BE 50RE
sone
6^(5s CriiCftGo, MaKE^-rf
KEEP IT
EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS IT.
The Latest Styles
I
Picture Moulding
Always on Hand!
Frames of Every Description Made At Lowest Prices.
Artistic Circular Framing a Specialty.
Ross Brothers, 99-Cent Store.
SOLE TURNED SHOE.
They will keep your feet dry and warm.
VAN CAMP & CO.
MANUFACTL
Cigar
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
Citizens ofCrawfor dsville!
LAYMON.
BONNELL'S OLD STAND.
pi'aic now belter prepared tiian ever to funmh you feed at prices which are below competition.
Now Corn nt-15c Bran nt 75o per owt. Hay at 35c per bale.
prices mi other feed call at our ofllco and store 118 and 122 east Market St.
Cnbbs & Reynolds
JP- S.- Winn yon buy bushel corn or bundled pounds of fe I a lt:1 lint mi 1
Notici-
Tlio Sinn of Jjyle & iuv.-nolils ha tips liav sold to Albert E. driest a one-third interest iti the foundry and niaclniK! business known as the Lvle & Smith foundry-
The new lirni shall be known as Lyle, Reynolds and Griesfc. VVe assume all accounts of the firm of Lyle & Reynolds. The new firm will conduct the business on a larger scale than ever.
School Girls and Boys
-CAIili AT THE-
FULTON MARKET CANDY STORE
For Fresh Candies and Taffys.
®icca Crv". Chocolate Creams, Orange Creams, Lemon Creams, Pine Apple Slie'llo.i pu ~'10rr'esi Iced Caramels, Marehmnllows, Shelled Walnuts, Cwonn if1 Shelled Almonds, Shelled Hickory nuts, New Figs, ..
C01,., ,' "°d Sugar, Burnt Almonds, Chestnuts, Brazil Nuts,
n,,d
LUE & REYNOLDS.
VIGOR OF PEN
Easily. Quickly, Permanently Restored. Weakness* BfcrTonineMi Ilebtlltr* ond nil tho train of evils from early errors or Inter excesses, the results of overwork, sickncss, worry, ctc. rail strength, development, and tono Riven to every organ and portlun of tho body. Simple, natural methods. Immediate improvement seen. Failure impoPslblo. 2,000 references. Book, oxpianatiouf and pcQpfs mailed (denied) froo. Address
EftC MEOIOAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.
Delaware Grapes, Bananas, Pears, Spanish Onions, Now Raisins, Etc., Etc., Etc.
J. C. WAMPLER.
Daily Journal
FlilDAY, OCT. !), 1891.
The Dait.y
.Iouhxal is
Robinson & Wallace.
for sulo by
Olcso of tho Eighty-Sixth's Reunion, In the afternoon the business of the association was concluded. A refolution was passed thanking tho citizens, comrades and ladies or Cniwfordsville for tho kind and hospitable treatment they had received at their hands. A committee of one from each company was appointed to ascortnin the present postoffice address of each surviving comrade and furnish tho name to the Secretary, Isaiah Smith, Williamsport, Ind. Tho following compose tho committee: Co A., .Tames Sipes Co 1?., Captain .Tore Haugh Co ()., Harry Millard Co D., Isaiah Smith Co E., Lieut.. George liitcliins Co. F., Capt. W. Tl. Laymon Co. Cr., Howard SlotLer Co. II., W. W. Barnes Co. I., ^1. II. Belknap Co. K., W. F. Lytlo. Short talks weio made by Capt. H. M. Billings, lien Carpenter, J. M. Cast and others. The remainder of the time was devoted to social conversation, tho chief topic of course being reminiscences of other days. Altogether it was a most delightful ami pleasant reunion.
How Nancy Hanks Was Named. Nancy Hiinlts, wi the maiden name of Abraham Lincoln's mothor. She died in Spencer county Indiana, and is buried in an old abandoned graveyard near "Lincoln City"' in a mound that has a slab encircled by an iron fence, erected by Clem Studebaker. On the face is this inscription. Nancy Hanks Lincoln mother of President Lincoln, died Oct 5th, 3835, in the U5th year of her age erected bv a friend of her in irtyred son. Another Nancy Hanks is living, the un beaten mare. When Bhe was a young fillv her owner declared that she would prove the greatest horse in the world. "Abraham Lincoln" said he "was the greatest man in the world and h:s mother must have been the greatest woman. I am going to mime tho greatest maro after tho world's greatest woman."
The Oldest Oburch Building. The repairs on tho Primitive Baptist, church, on south Walnut street, is nearing completion, and will cost, about •?l,.r)0l). This is tho oldest church building in this city. In 183!) tho church was first erected on a lot near the city electric light works, and about 181!) the three lots where the church now stands were procured of Oen. Manson, who sold the congregation two of tho lots and gave the other one. Tho brick church was then torn down, removed and re-erected on its present location. There is preaching there on the first and third Sundays of each month. On Sunday, Nov. 1, Rev. Samuel Potter, of Perry Creek, will preach.
The New Creamery Again in Full Blast Under the sole management of N. J. Clodfelter the crenmery will bo in operation on and after noxt Tuesday. Since tho late firo, the building has been completely overhauled and painted and will bo of tho same capacity as before the fire. It is to the interests of both the farmer and those who want good butLer that this institution should succeed under the new management. All the old patrons and as many new ones as feel so inclined can have their milk nianufrcturpd into butter on and after tho 13th of October. Creamery butler is now in good demand, selling in the city markets from 24 to 28 cents.
A Joke on the Court,
In making out tho blanks for the jury in tho case against the Misses Kenyon and Alloy yesterday Judge Snyder wrote ''confined in tho State prison orth," instead of "confined in tho •oman's reformatory." The jury accordingly in returning its verdict sentenced the ladies to imprisonment in tho State prison, north. This is unauthorized by tho statutes atid there is a good show, so some of tho lawyers think, for tho jolly girls to get anew trial on this ground.
'CIRCUIT COURT.
Alice Follick vs. Jacob Beam ot al. Plaintiff moves for a new trial. State vs. Millard Korr. Forgery. Defendant allowed SI 00 for defense.
Win. F. Glenn, administrator of the estate of Wm. Reynolds, vs. Martha J. Reynolds, ot al. Partition. Partition ordered. v.r
Prompt Adjustmont.
It is my pleasure to acknowledge tho satisfactory adjustment of tho damages done by tho recent firo to I ho Crawfordsvillo Creamery, and to commend tho Orient Firo Insurauco Company for promptness and honest dealings.
N. J. Clodfklteu.
To Dispel ColdA
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse tho system effectually, yet gently, when costivo or billions, or win the blood is impure .or sluggish, to permanently enre habitual constipation, to awaken tho kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs. 'T:
ISucklcn'H Arnica Salve.
Tho best salve in the world for cute, bruiBos, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, ohilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively oureB piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oents per box. For sale by Nye & Oo
For a disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
A Timoly Article Upon the Oattle Discaso Raging in This, County. Dr. John N. Taylor, President, of tho State Board of Health, lias prepared tho following articlo in reforonco to tho disease with which many cattle in this county aro affected, makes plain the duty of owners of sick cattlo in reporting tho fact to tho County Health Ollieer, and gives the symptoms of the disease:
Epizootic nptha, or what is more commonly known as "Foot and Mouth Disease" is now prevailing to a considerable extent in this county. It may bo well, under the circumstances, to calf attention to certain sections of the law under which tho State Live Stock Commission is organized. Also to others relating and to tho public health, and governing the Boards of' Health of tho State:
Act of 1889, page 381, Sec. G, reads as follows: "It Bhallbo the duty of any person who discovers, or has reasons to believe, thafany domestic animal belonging to hirii or her, in his care, or that may como under his observation belonging toother parties, is affected with any disease supposed to bo dangorous,contagious or infectious, to immediately report such fact to tho Secretary of tho Board ot Health of the county whore such animal is situated, whoso duty it wil. bo to report the fact to said Sanitary Commission."
Section 7 provides for the inspection, reports and record by tho Secretary of tho County Board of Health, who will immediately put in operation such measures for preventing, tho further spread of tho disorder as ho may doom advisable until such timo as the Livo Stock Commission may tako chargo of tho mat ter.
Section 13 provides as follows: "Any person who shall have in his possession any domestic animal nffccted with any contagious or infections disease, knowing such animal to bo affected, or after receiving notice that such animal is so affected, who shall permit such animal to run at largo, or who shall keep such animal where other domestic animals not affected by or previously reposed to such disease may be exposed to its contagion or infection, or who shall sell, ship, drive, trade, or give away such diseased animal or animals which have been exposed to such infection or contagion, or who shall move or drive, any domestic animal in violation of any direction, rule, or order establishing or regulating uny quarantine, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and shall upon conviction thereof, bo fined in any Bum not less than ten dollars,nor more than five hundred dollars for each of snoh diseased or exposed domestic initnals which ho shall have thus permitted to run nt large, sell, ship, drive, trade or givo away in violation of the provisions of this act,
I'mriilnl,
that
any owner of any domestic animal which has been with or exposed to any contagious or infectious disease may dispose of the same after having obtained from tho State Veterinarian a certificate of health for such animal or animals."
Section 2,070, Revised Statutes, 1881. providos as follows: "Whoever kills for purpose of sale any sick, diseased, or injured animal, or who has in his possession within intent to sell the meat of any Buch sick, diseased or injured nnimnl, shall be fined not more than five hundred dollars, nor less than fifty dollars, to which mny be added imprisonment in the county jail not more than six months.""
Section 2,652 provided that all domestic animals dying from any cause, shall be burned or buried immediately, under penalty for non-compliance on the part of owner or one having in chargo such domestic animal. Tho rules of tho State Board of Health requires that not less than two feet of earth shall bo doomed a sufficient covering for dead animals.
Section 2071 providos that there shall bo imposed a fine of not less than fifty dollars, nor more than five hundred dollars for selling the milk or other products of any sick, diseased or injured animal.
Epizootic Aptha. so far as is known, first made its appearance in England in tho spring of 1839, and spread rapidly over that country, Ireland and Scotland, prevailed for about two years and then gradually disappeared. Since that time it has appeared in various localities at longer or shorter intervals.
It is in its essential character a contngious eruptive fovor that attaoks all warm-blooded animals, including man liimsolf, under certain circumstances. It consists of an inflammation of tho mucous membranes of the mouth, tioso and throat, of tho conjunction of tho eye, the hairless portions of tho skin, the coronet and clefts of the horns. In a period varying from twonty-four iiotirrto four days after oxiwsuro to tho contagion, cow will exhibit symptoms of shivering, followed by fovor^ the hair will lose its lustor, lntuoness will appear, tho eyes weep, tho nostrils run and saliva Jwill drop from tho mouth. Tho animal then ceases to eat, and an examination of tho inouth will show the cause. Tho insido of tho lips and chooks are covered with vessicles, if examined within eighteen hours, aftor which tune there appoar shallow ulcers with intensely reddened margris. An examination of the feet will show that in tho clefts ot the hooves are tho same vessiclos and ulcers, cansing groat apparent pain and lameness.
Usually, in favorable casos, at the end of the fourth day tho animal begins to improve, and soon all symptoms disappear. It sometimes happens, however, thiit the ulcers become very deep, blood poisoning sets in and the animal either dies or recovers very slowly.
As soon as it is discovered that one of a herd is so attacked it should be separated from the others, and a veterinarian sent for who will institute such measures of cure and preventive ns aro needed.
Safe luvcHtmcHt.
Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of fail tire a return of purchase price. On this safo plan yon can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr* King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to being relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, Btich as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co.'s drug store.
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaS
CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY!
Mothers' Frif.nd 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
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WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. UShortcns Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to Mothers mailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. .Scrtbv express on receipt of price I.M per b"'
BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. 80LI) -11Y ALL DHUUGlftTS 8o(l ov Nvo & Co.
CHIPS.
—Tho petit jury was dismissed today for tho term. —Wm. M. Reeves is now residing '•under his own vine imd fig treo," on south Green street. —The fine young bird dog of Frod Doherty givo up the ghost last night, about tho third watch. —.John Grifiiu lias been summoned as a member of tho Federal petit jury, which meets in Indianapolis to try United States cases. —The Ouiatenon club meets this evening at 7:31) o'clock. P. S. Kennedy will road a paper on "Money" and Ben Crane will discuss the current topic. —There will be a wedding on Binford street within the next month which lias been on tap for some, time. It was intended to bo kept secret, but lias leaked out. —Tho average man is now wrestling with stove-pipes and doing some very strong think'ng about tho great benefits ot natural gan. Ho also usoth superfluous words, not to bo found in tho Bible. —Fred Wilhito and Milt Guntlo had a slight misunderstanding last night in regard to a pair of opera glasses which the latter rented at Music Hall and failed to return. A pass or two was made and the glasses turned over. —Nellio McHonry had good audience last, night mid deserved it. She carries a clover set of people, and the audience was carried away with tho
LNight
al tho Circus," which was pnt
on in most creditable manner. —Invitations have boon received hero for tho wedding of Sam P. Johns, jr., and Miss Bossio Shirk, at Sedalia, Mo., on Oct. 22. Mr. John was nt one timo a member of tho class of '90, and was a groat favorite Crawfordsvillo society. Ho and his bride will visit Crawfordsvillo on their wedding trip.
Special Ordinance.
Au ordinance frmntinjr to the Western Unlun Telejrrnph Company, tbe rljjht to place ami muiritR.ii i-i unci Jines in tho streets. iillcvs tii*• |Mil»lio ways of tho City of Crawt'ordsviiie. tftnio of Indiana, on tlio terms and conditions her- in stiUd.
Skc. 1.—lie it ordained hy tho Common Council of the city of Crtiwl'or.taville. State of Indinna, th *t Mie U'esiern Union Teietrrnph Company, it* successors and assigns, are Kutivri/.i'ii erect, and maintuln. on the strce's. s'ieys Mild public ways of suidChyof Cr.iA-j nUviile. Mio pole*. tix?,Mr"s Mini wires nec -^'iry the perpose of supnlvinj* tho eltl/.en• of s:i'd c'y und (o '.lie p*!biie, com* .t*i»n l» u-ti'Krat'h. or ot.hrr in.j»r«.»vcd o!ei-trierti tievi e. such us 'to br and com In *e upon thcwr.j* ami coiulitiuiis berinuticr stated.
SKC. 2.—Ti*e .'o.M'io of tho po'esa'-dl 'ins now in use. is hen-hy appr ved ami the ,oc: tion of alt poll-* and fires iie eaiu. rto borrowed, and any ch: :itri it the hx. aion of the p.jles and lines now in use, e.viensiot tberiv-f, shall be under ihr dh\etion and eontrot of tho Common Council of haid City ol Cntwfordsvlde
Skc. Sabi miles and wire}* shall be place I and muluUtineii so as not to Interfere with travel on said highways, and vaid company si all hold sa'il city free and hur.nless from an damages urisiup hy reason of any abuse of riutl occupancy. This grant, is made, and Is to no enjoyed, subject to such rensonahle requisitions am) ordinances of a police nature, assaiu Comm'Mt Council of said city is authorized ami sees proper, at any time, to adopt not destructive to the rights herein granted.
Sec. 4.—Thoright of use herein given shall not be exclusive, and the Common Council of said City of Cm*vfor!sv'.ii» reserves the iower tojrranta like rhrlt »f way to any otherTele?ni|i Company the sumo, however, not. to nterfuro with the reason? hie and proper exorcise of the privileges heiein irrantod.
Sec. 6.—lu considemliou whereof, said Western Union Toleffniph Company shall, and bv the acceptance ot this ordinance, does uprec to allow* the Common Council of s»id Cttv of Crawfordsvillo to attach at auy time to the op ero«s-»irm "f tiny of said pole". \»hen« prsic-1 tir sbV. their city n«e ala in ami po'ico wires, for au-1 s^d poles nre bcreby made a municipal Inslniinc'iituiity for Unit purpose provided, h'i'.vf'ver. s:i*d attachment slin.il be eo made :i« not to interfere with said Company's use and said attachment shall be made and maintained under the direction of said Company's mam ajrer in said ciy of Crawfordsvillo. The'nld Company shall and will furnish for the said city tho use of its ftoles for the attachment thereto for Its lire alarm boxes, without charge to sa5d olty.
Sf.o. 0 This ordinance shall take effect on and after Ito passago and the filing by said Company of unconditional acceptuncc thereof iu the olllce of the City Clerk of said City of Crawfordsvillo.
Skc. 7.—Tlmt wlmnover Bald oompnny ceiiscs operate tolcwrupli lino In suirt City of Cnuvrordsvlllc, und cciisos to uhc tlio hhM poles aixt
iuiuoi IIIVI «»uu vvtMua IU lines liorcln provldod for, In the operation of ILs line of telegraph, then suld Company shull removo s»!d lines and poles l'rom the streets and alloys of euld oily wltliln sixty days from date that said company so censes to uso and operate said lines.
Skc. 8.—All ordinances and parts of ordinances, orders and resolutions upon Uie subject of telegraph poles.wires, etc.. of previous date. In so far as the saino relates to the Western Union Telefrraph Company, are lieruliy repealed aud anmillod.
Tills 11 fth day of Ootobor. 1801. \VI M.I AM. C. CAlUt, Attest Mayor.
C. M. Scott,Cleric. Oct 0. 1801.
These Cold Mornings You Will
A Jacket, a Shawl, a pair of Blankets, a Wool Dress, a new Hut, a heavy comfort, a good wool Shirt, a pair of heavy Portier.
Some woolen Underwear, some woolen Hosiery, some wook'n Flannels, some canton Flannels, some Jersey Ribbed Undo wear, some heavy outings for Shirts, some Yarns for Knitting, some heavy cotton Hosiery.
An}' of the above articles can be purchased of us this week at extremely low pi ices, also a great' many seasonable goods at popular prices. -v
If you need a cloak or Wrap of any kind don't fail to see us, as we will positively save you money on every purchase. ... ..
Hex.', Door to Elston Bank. The Cheap Dry Gorods Man.
W. R. GOSNELL,
lias opened a branch oilic.e of the
The American Steam Laundry. 129 South Green Sircct, Ijiiund'v left there will receive p-onipt attention.
At the Fal
Individual Mutters, 10 cents per do/.on. Decm.tied Cups ami Saucers, 10 cents. VVork-Hiiskets, 10 cents. •-.
Gas Fitting, Gas Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Residences.
Plans and Specifications
For Cityo* Country Work in Any of the abov. branches.
Two and Four Mladed Pocket Knives, 25 cent?. llreat variety of Umbrellas, 2ft.2S.30 inch, choice $1.23. Fiower Pots, all sizes, from 4 cents up. Flower Stands.
Stove Polish and Stovebrushes.
Remember your choice of any one of the four be-t books iiivn. 'Jail and get a card.
GIVE US A CALL.
To that Baked by Bakers
SHOULD TJIV
A I S
LaFLEUR,
W. H.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Hot Water Heating
ENGINEER.
Agent for
The Florida Steam and Hot Water Boiler.
.THE FAIR.
Natural GasaSu reTh ng!
Avoid the rush by leaving your orders at once ior your gas lilting.
We have in stock a complete line of
Plain and Ornamental Fixtures.
A'first-class workman with years of experience will superintend al work and guarantee 'lie inspector's test.
Zack Mahorney & Son.
PERSONS WHO PREFER
Home !M!s/d3 IBreeici
Oiders left at Zack Mahorney's will receive prompt attention
Are you particular about tbo matter of ft perfect lit? If you aro not, you eertuinly ought to bo. Tkero is only ono sort ot fit about units that dosen't sit easily—it is fit for nothing. If it cramps you in on.o plnoo and bangs too loosely in another, it should Bbaro t.lie fato of every othiyMiuisanco—it ought to bo abntod. You cannot bo too fastidious
Tho inoro particular you aro
tlio more you will appreciate tho attontion wliirsli wo givo to ovorything that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit. Even chronic critics cannot critioiso our clothing.
J. A. Joel,
The One Price Clothier.
Drs.T.J.&nd Martha E.H, Griffith
OQloo and Besldencc
218 South Oraon street
Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases cf Women, Children, and Obetetiica Dr. Griffith, a gene? si practice.
CONSULTATION FKF.P
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori
W.H. LaFLEUR,
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All this is made possible by our original plan of insuring preferred Risks Only.
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