Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 October 1891 — Page 3
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New Buckwheat Flour. We can furnish all kinds of Feed and Flour at Lowest Market Price.
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I've, 31, 1891. Jii'i'VO iv.di'rs for your eo-stnmes at lite I'ultoii Market. Also compluie line of -Fulse Faces. We name a few of Hie
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THURSDAY^T 22,"TS!)I
TUB DAILY JOUKNAL Robinson & Wallace.
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Mite Sociable.
he \. P. S. O. 13. of the Christian church will hold 0110
of tlioir delightful
monthly sociables at the residence of Miss Maud Bunnell, corner or Binford and Morgan streets, Thursday evening, Oct. 22. Something interesting will bo awaiting all, those who attend. All are invited.
Missionary Society Entertained. The Young Ladies' Missionary 8 ty of the Methodist church was handsomely entertained last evening at the homo of Mrs. 13. S. liraden. Sixteen of tho young ladies were proseni and spent tho time until tea in sowing. Tho refreshments was most dainty and were tnstily served. Tho occasion was a very pleasant one indeed, and tho guests are unanimous in their praise of their ontc-rUiinment.
They All Waiit Eurforu.
Lvery one in Oklahoma is anxious that John Jinrford should bo appointed to succeed Gov. Steele, resigned. Tho following from tho Oklakoma Citj (7a.
Hi', a Dunoeratic paper, shows how the unterrilied would regard his appointment: "Heading the list of the "favorably mentioned" in Oklahoma city is the name of Judge Burford, register of the land oflico. He is also president of the Commercial Club, an organization ostensibly formed to push tho business of Oklahoma City, but really being used as a lever to boost Republican politicians into ollice. Besides this alleged "inllooence''tho Judgo is personally quite genial and sociable and ir he had a ghost or a chance or getting tho appointment we don't know that it would create any serious riot ill Oklahoma City, whatever tho effect may bo in Guthrie."
OauseJofMrs. W, F. Olark'sDeath. The result ot the postmortem examination, hold by l)rs. Barcus, Campbell and Simison, on tho body or the lato Mrs. W. F. Clark, wife of the then pastor of tho Shawnee Mound M. 11 church reveals tli3 fact that she died of exhaustion from hemorrhage of the stomach, the result of cirrhasis of the liver. The examination further revealed that there was not a single convulsion and not a symptom to indicate that her death was similar to that of Mrs. Fred Pettit. This certainly explodes the theory that the soil about tho parsonage contains some poisonous matter that will cause tho death of thoso residing there. Tho report ol those who made tho postmortem has just been made to Dr. W. H. Petors, who kindly gave tho information to a Courier reporter this morning.
Lafayette Courier.
Distriot Misoonafy Meeting. The \V. F. M. S. of the Crawrordsville District will meet at tho M. E. church in Crawrordsville Oct. 27 and 28. Tho members of tho Auxiliaries will give mid day lunch in the church dining room to the delegates and visitors. The following is tho programme to which the public is cordially invited:
TUKS1JAY, OCT. 27, P. M. Dovotionai exercises.
Welcome Aildress rs. C. MeCh. .. Kosponte...... Mrs. French, IJimville Minutes of last iiicdlnir.
Appointment of committees. Heport. from Auxiliaries. Closing exercises,
TUESDAY KVKMNti. Ortrau voluntary. Hymn.
Prayer Mrs. McKlnscy Soriptiiro Mrs. Swltzer Anthem Cliolr Recitation, "l'nteli Work" Nellie Kolilnson usic. Address Dr. Lucltu Musters
Music.
Offertory. Doxoiotry.
Reuedlutlon Ilev. J. W. (iieeno WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28, S :.'J0 A. 11. Consecration service Mrs. MeKlnsey
Hymn.
Kcimrt irom branch meeting.
Paper -.Mrs. Pavey, Uoukviilo ltoport of District Seorelury. Heportof DistrictTreii'iirer. lU'purt of standing commitlcos. i.
Report of committees. Fraternal greeting.
Center clmreli Miss Hssiek Christian church Miss Mullet! First Presbyterian Miss MeCampbeli llaptlst
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I.. Center eliureli Miss Mary Campbell Response Hymn-j-"Hiest be the lie."
Doxoiotry.
GOOD TEMPLAR NOTES.
Both ot tho Good Templar lodges in this city are on a boom. The roceut session of tho Grand Lodge did itself honor in tho selection of W. II. Steele, of this city, as Grand Sontinol.
Tho lodges throughout the fifth district aro increasing in tnomborship and and tho representation will bo larger than at, any previous district mooting
D. K. Smith, of Voodorsburg lodge, No. 213, tho District Counsellor, has boon chosen to act in tho capacity of District Chiof Templar, and makes an model presiding ofiicor.
The lodgos at Hockvillo, Linden nnd Haddock lodge, of this city are presided over by ladios. It goos without sayiug that they wield tho gavol with a fairer but firmor hand than mombers of the opposite sex.
A juvenile
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will soon bo estnb
lished in this city. All children of the ago of 12 years and under aro permitted to become members upon the payment of 3 conts por quarter or twelve may become honorary members upon tho payment of 25 cents por quarter.
To IHspcl Colli* 1
Headaches and Fevers, to eloanno tho systom effectually, yet gontly, whan cos live or billions, or when tho blood is im puro or sluggish, to permanently ouro habitual constipation, to awaken tho Kid neys nnd livortoii' hoalthy activity with out irritating or weakening them, Syrup of Figs,
Toot and Mouth Affection of Oattlo. This difloaso has been confounded with tho contagious foot and mouth disease of Europe which does not prevail nnd hiis not recently existed in America. Tho form of foot and mouth disease now quite prevalent in Indiana was first noticed in 1890 in Missouri and Illinois. It is characterized by stiffness and soronoBs of the limbs, rendering somo nnimals almost unable to walk. Tho muzzle nnd lips become hard and swollen, ropy saliva dribbles from tho mouth and the jaws are moved in a spasmodic, jerky manner. The lining membrauo of tho mouth is colored bright rod or scarlet tho pad (gums of tho upper jaw against which the front teeth ot the lower jaw press) and tho gums along tho front teeth slough off, loaving raw surface extremely sore, which bleeds easily. The noso and lips Buffer similarly but not to so groat an extent, and tho teats aro also frequently sore. Constipation is usually present, ending frequently in diarrhiea. It has none of tho characteristic symptoms of the contagious foot and mouth disease of cattle, and all efforts to transmit it from one animal to another have so far failed. It is possibly due to somo acrid or irritant substance contained in the foot. Tho irritation of tho bowels and slight constipation should be overcome bv giving one quart ot raw ilax seed oil and following with one pint ot it twice daily until the bowels move freely. Tho mouth should be bathed twice daily with a mild astringent wash, such as tho following: oz. Tannic Acid 1 oz. Powdered I36rax 8 oz. Glycerine, mixed together with enough water to make one quart. Soft, sloppy food only, should bo fed and plenty of good water given for drinking. Purdue University publishes its experimental results, tor the benefit ot farmors, from timo to time. A wheat bulletin has recently been issued. Your name and postollico uldress will secure you those documents free. Whatever special branch ot farming you are following, pluaso indicate it your application. Address C. S. Plumb, Director, Lafayette, Indiana.
Jones Jolted.
Laat ovoning thoro was an exciting row at llioofHce ot the natural gas company. A certain Mr. Jones, an alien tough, who was loaded down to the guards with beer and a very poor qualitj' of whisky, insisted that there was le him tho magnificent sum of SI.12 from tho company. The money was not due him, and moreover there was a bill amounting to -St for board lodged against Mr. Jones by tho proprietor of tho Edwards house. When John Manson refused to pay tho 81.12, Jones becamo very loud and profane, wicked oaths and abuse filling tho air and attracting large crowd in front of tho office. When ttio proceedings were most interesting Superintendent McAlevy entered tho room and ordered Jones to leave. Jones then began on him, nnd the brawny McAlevy at once collared him, and giving him a good swing threw him through the open door into the gutter. Instead ot being satisfied Jones returned and McAlevy again grasped him, and ehaking him liko a rat lifted him bodily from tho floor and throw him upon tho sidewalk like a spoiled toma to. As Jones sailed through the air ho came in contact th the glass door nnd went through it liko a circus rider through a paper hoop. He did not return again, but crawled off to 6ober up,
Go to Con Cunningham for overcoats.
CHIPS.
—Hallowe'en is one week from next Saturday night. —Tho diphtheria epidemic in the county 6eoms to be subsiding since tho advent of cold weather. —Tho Ilettio-Benard-Cha company arrived in the city this morning over the Monon from Greencastlo. —J. A. Abbott, the barber, has removed his household effects to a house on north Washington street. —Rov. Father Dinuen wont to Larayetto this morning to assist Fath ir Roacho, of St. Ann's church, in the Forty Hours Devotion. —A groat discovery has boon made public—that cats continue to grow until a year old. They grow around hero on bushes nnd age "has nothing to do with tho case."
The ladios of tho 1st division ot the Christian church will givo their regular social Thursday evening, Oct. 22. Roguar supper with oysters, 15 cents. Supper from 5 to 8 o'clock. —Sonator James A. Mount, of Montgomery county, was 'present at chapel one morning last weok aud mado a short talk, because as President Smart remarked, "ho can't help doing so in tho prosonco of an intelligent audieuco." Senator Mount has shown himsolf a good iriend ot Purdue by his work in tho Legislature.—Purdue item in the I ndianapolis Neics.
Stop at Cunningham's for nndorwear. McCaffrey's Morning Flour makes watlles, muflins and hot pan cakes deliqjous and wholesome, nutritious and sweet. Prices, 15 and 25 cents por package. —The finest lino of neckties wo havo evei soon is at Swank & Clark's. They sacrifice them to advertise their furnishing goods. Call on thom for that lino. You will bo surprised at prices. 131 east Main street.
Being a student I cannot soo' all who desire apples for winter, so drop mo a card at -118 West Wabash avontie, and I will call with samples.
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Wesley Game Mot.
Wesley Foster is under a cloud. Ho nrrived homo from tho Kankakee Wednosdnv in order to accompany Gen. Wallace to Cedar Lake on a fishing excursion. Wesley called on tho General in tho afternoon and got alittlo tnonoy to obtain somo needed articlos. This morning when the Geuoral left, Wesley was not on hand and the General was in no good humor. The reason thnt Wesley £did not appear came to light later on when ho was brought up from tho county jail and fined tor assaulting tho sacred person ot li. B. Smith, our colored sago. It seems that Wos had invited R. B. to drink with him last night and quickly gulping down his glass ot rod-eye had sloped, leaving R. B. to settle the bill.
When R. B. remonstrated with him later on Wes replied by smashing him between tho oyos and was straightway lodged in jail.
II'. YKLAS1). went to Potato Creek
Geo. Seybold yesterday. County Superintendent Zook was horo vesterday.
A little child of W. B. Lawson and wife has tho scarlet fever. Sam Rambo, of Morton, visited II. A. Pratt and family Sunday.
Jas. Grenard, of Nebraska, is tho guest ot Win. Brhdge and wife. W. H. Fullenwidor has had an increaso of pension from 8G to $8 per mouth.
Mrs. Ohas. Scott and children are visiting homo folks near Marshall this week.
Mrs. Moore, who has beon visiting Sam Milligan and wife, returned home to Delphi to-day.
Sam and Will Milligan announce a sale of aliout forty head of cattle,a span of work mules, at their tarm in tho oast part of town next" Thursday, Oct. 29.
ALAMO.
Tillio Albright spent Sunday here. Ei.ua Compbell was in Indianapolis Saturday.
Miss Dora Ammerman entertained her young friends Friday night. The Rev. Albert Jackuian preaches at the Christian church Sunday.
G. W. Campbell is building a now butcher shop just east of tho saw mill. Tho Farmers' Allianco meets Saturday of each week but they don't make much noise. vJ'
Tho township institute mot Saturday and quite a lively timo waa experienced.
Sir. Harlan, who has compounded a new medicine, is having good success about hero in its disposal.
Squirmy Trnax will lead tho tenor in tho singing school during tho term ns Mr. Luzader's second.
Thoro is new enterprise afloat in regard to digging public well. This is a much needed improvement and it is hoped it will prove an accomplished fact.
Mrs. Sallio Campbell's homo camo nearly burning last week, the result of carelessness. She closed a flue with a piece of carpet, which took fire, falling to tho lloor. When discovered the fire was almost beyond control.
Mr. Luzader has completed the required list of pupils for a singing school which he will op. at once. This is what is very much needed as the singing has run down almost to the "sticking point" and needs resuscitating. Many of tho young people would bo greatly benefitted by taking advantago tago of this grand opportunity. Mr. Luzader has the reputation of boing a sujjerb vocalist.
I suppose tho political hackneys here, judging from their silence, are secretly whetting their cutlasses preparatory to a vigorous onslaught in 1892. From what little I can hear the Republicans are much gratified at tho turn'mattors are taking in Ohio in the McKinley and Campbell canvass but tho Democrats who vote early and often in old Ripley are moving. We presume they are settling somo nonderous plan to "tare-off" the "tar-iff." It is too bad to kick at protection and selfinterest and consequently topple over. It is wonder that somo people don't kick at the protection ot homo enterprise and try to loat tho inventor out of royalties.
Weare Now Prepared to Show You an Elegant Line of
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We guarantee you a saviny of from $2 to $io on every Cloak. Be sure and call as we can please you both in Price and Quality.
MILLINERY.
Wo have-received an elegant new line of Millinery novelties. Ladies should call and see them. Everything New and Stylish and at one third less than you can buy same ejood? elsewhere. Yours Resp'y.
Next Door to Elston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.
W. R. GOSNELL,
Has opened a branch ollice of the
The American Steam Laundry.
129 South Green Street,
Luuntliy left there will receive prompt u!ten(ion.
GKAVELLY it US.
Miss May Handlen attended teacher's Institute at Darlington Saturday. Mahlon Butlcrjs now house looms up nicely undor a bran now roof lately put on.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds, of Bloomingdale, has been visiting horo tho past woek.
Miss Lottie Hall, of Darlington, is here visiting the family ot Robort Peebles.
Jos. Johnson disposed of his largo fat hogs Monday to D. L. Trout, of Crawtordsvillo.
Rov. Samuel Pitts and wife, of Fountain City, who havo boon visiting here, left for homo Tuesday.
C. L. Long and his best girl attended Dnnkard mooting near Bower's Station on Thursday night of last week.
Mrs. Albert Graves, who has beon visiting in this vicinity for somo timo, left for her homo near Shenandoah, Iowa, yesterday.
Will Morrison and brother aro superintending the erection of Elmer Pickeral's now home assisted by Will Foust and others.
L. M. Millor, ono of our most notod yound gentlemen, mot with a vory painful accidont but which might have beon more alarming, one morning last week. He was engaged in driviug some turkoys for Mr. Butler, nnd in getting over '.he fence in somewhat of a hurry, the skirt of his coat became entangled on a projecting rail, throwing Mr. Millor against the fence with such force as to inflict very ugiy face wounds.
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Wm. Timmons, postmaster of Idavillo, Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters has done more for mo than all other medicines,combined, for that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble." John Leslie, fnrmer and stockman of tho snme placo, says:"Find Electric Bitters to bo tho best kidnoy and livor medicino made, mado mo feel liko a now man." J. W. Gardner, hard-
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Natural Gas.
Having supplied ourselves with a full assortment of Burners, Gas Fixtures, Valves, Fitting?, Piping, etc., etc., we are now PREPARED to give estimates ar take contracts for pipiDg Natural Gas. With new tools, Experienced Workmen from the natural gas belt, reasonable prices and prompt execution of orders, we hope to secure our full share of the public's patronage.
All work done to the acceptance of tlie Natural Gas Company, Leave Orders Ear] Witli
Corner College and East streets.
The Crawfordsvilie Transfer Line,
It. C. WAMtUI*, Proprietor.
Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No. 47.
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Wo want every mother to know that cronp can bo prevented. True croup never appears without a warning. Tho first symptom is hoarseness, then tho child appears to havon takon cold or a cold may havo accompanied the hoarseness from tho start. After that a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by tho croup. The time to act is when tho child first becomes hoarse a few doses of Chamberlain's
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is all run down and don't caro whether ho lives or dies ho found new strength, good appetite nnd felt just liko he had a now lease on life." Only 50c a bottle Ht Nyo (fc Co's. drug store.
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—If you are in need of a new dress or cloak, don't forgot thnt Louis Bischofs is tho cheapest place to go and buy, for ho has the largest slock to select from..