Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 February 1892 — Page 4

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MOTHERS FRIEND"

Makes Child Bhth Easy.:

Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain,

Endorsed bv the i.e.uiiag Physirianv Tiook t» 'Zolhrvt" mtilril J'U I' BRADFIEUD RECUS-ATOR CO.

RW iww

207 East Main Street

11 Sell Groceries

For the Mutual Benefit of YOU ME.

That is at Profit.

R. Wh.itted.

Opposite* IMvim street Station,

MUSIC HALL

RESTAURANT

Desires BOARDERS either by

the iy or Week. Meal 1 ickets sold. Business men should try our

NOON LUNCH.

LYLE, REYNOLDS & BENJAMIN.

•SATt.'HAL AND ARTIFICIAL

DOU

GAS E RS iw1in,,jfin'tc -'iosi

AXI I'LUMBKIIS

Employ only experienced workmen and test each job thoroughly and to the satisfaction of the Natural Gas Inspector. We assure you that if your orders are '.eft with us. the work will be dono properly and carefully.

We carry a large assortment of Xnt.In nddition to Pijk?

made by us free of cost.

Call

AI1.Y I\

5 S

Young

Montgomery Ledge I. 0. 0.1'. The Victim

ATLANTA, GV BY ALL DRUv'i ISTS.

Sold bv Nye & Co.

Not One of Our Rings.

HIT WC h:ivo ring* tl nt «RO II'iracttve and our display ol SUA hllWAKh is lort«t lor the cvr. If Una vhleh is tUs»troUf iH'MHid description, but ul:no*i i'Crtei-tly pislin, Api'tfHia to your taste wo can slicw \ou tome suiwrb (•pcciiiirt.)? il iliti di*«.o* rated is* in your line, eouiound look at roim? 01 the uumI plVu*lnr devkva that ever »cU the mauk» fliicers ol aivoiupu.-hfd w.ikorr» in silver. It would be a mistake tor ou to run awuv wuh the idea that it takes a ^ooo deal ol money to gratit Mich la Me*. will clear awBvVueh iiiie.apprL,hCHMoi»j» on lh.it point it you will cull and lo»'k nt our Oranjn? now is. Nut and Fruit PUhos, and other a'dcice* too '•muuoruu* to mention. lk!ea?«. bear »n tiunu that we ate iiiradi}ii»rti rs tor inakiiijr f»od timekee^rrs out o! jour «atelM*^ and clock'* and that is the reason we repair more than an others.

At Music Hall To-m ht. ..

"A Barrel of Money" was the name of the piece presented at Whitney's last evening, and its title aptly suited the state of things in the bqx office, every seat in the house being taken and the aisles crowded. The play is an American character comedy in which the first scene is a country tavern, then a drawing room followed by iron mills in operation and closing with a terrace of a country home. The etTects are pleasing, especially in the third act, when the engine in the mill is started and slowly the heavv bell bears onward its human freight, a girl hi ving been tied to it that she may never reveal what she has seen and heard a designing rascal do.

Just at the last moment she is rescued and the curtain falls. Such was the enthusiasm of the audience that the curtain was repeatedly rung up. The dancing and singing specialties were'clever and the parts were all vveli sustained.— Uclroit Trihiun:.

From Cox, of Boston.

The Joitrnal is in receipt of the following letter from D. W. Cox which c.xplaius itself and clears D. W. Cox of the charging of renouncing his native city: To tht» Bditor'of the Journal.

Sji'iiiNfiFiELD. Mass., I*'eb. 1. '02.—I plead "not guilty'' to thi} charge of claiming Boston as my home. The Hoosier .\thens stands much higher, in my estimation. As to the tights racket 1 submit th» evidence with the statement that the whole thing originated in a school girl story and was brought out Iiv the .Yeir» as a 'Vooop" without trying to investigate the matter, and. was published before we came here to put the show on. As most amusements of like nature come out of Boston in this section it was taken for granted that there is where this originated. 1 wish to state that we are packing the house at every performance and will continue one night beyond our engangement.

Yours from Crawfordsvilie. Cox..1 u"

Jupiter and Venus.

thev will be movi

lino le

J. E. ABBOTT

aud S«e

The

llarixT

Green Street Barber bnop

North of City Bull.lmir.

4 The Lotties. The pleasant effect and perfect safety with winch ladies mav use the ('iilifor

nia liquid laxative Svrup of Figs, under

all conditions, make it their favorite

ural Gas Fixtures. nnd Fittings we have Burners for every torn of the package. Bize stove, grate or furnace. Logs) o^^JlroFra^r Grate Fillings and everything necessary for crate or stove. HememUr vour! We have for _our patrons to select, connection with the Company's line

from the following good things: Cream

.! everybody mixed.

A Lv.i

perform

other little feats of a similar character, correctly the saw dust on the I which are course, incident to every well regulated lodge. lint while these preparations were going on so merrily,

other preparations of an entirely different character were in progress across the street in the county Recorder's office. Here were assembling the wives. sisters and sweethearts of the members of the lodge, ami each lady came bearing a burden of the good things of this life. Delicious viands of all kinds were piled mountain high upon the tables and counters in iho oflice. and, at. eight

o'clock the array of ladies mid delica' made an array nl once formidable irresistible and boautous to behold. Abcut half prist eight just as the degree work was beginning, tbe guard at .the outer door of the lodge was startled by hearing a sharp double knock which awoke the echoes of the large lin.lding and caused his teeth to chatter most unpleasantly. While he hesitated the knocks came loiider than before. Cautiouslv he unbarred the door and peeped out into the darK an.l gloomy liallwnv. Tii'n with a shriek he rushed back into the lodge room ami cryed in terrorized accenls that "the lady house had fallen down." No need to tell it, for thev were following hard upon his heels ami before the astounded gentlemen could catch their breatli they were ••held by the enemy," But a most pleasant, accommodating and liberal eneniv it proved. They wore royally treated as prisoners of war. and in less time than it takes to tell it the surprised camp had been transformed to a banquet room where everything the heart and appetite could wish was near at hand. Pleasantly passed the time away and it was nearing the hour of eleven when the merry company broke up, and all departed hoping that surprises may in future be a regular feature of degree work. The Odd Fellows are blessed in their ladies as the event of last evening so forcibly and acceptably demonstrated.

15sor Glasses, Billiard Cues and Fists the I Featuras of a Festival Last Night.

SATL'KPAl'. FEU. 6, 1892. There was a friendly mix in Callahan's jGreon street saloon last evening for SURPRISED BY TI1E LADIES. which somebody will have to pay not

ou!?

of a fetonn Party Last Evening, il)ut

tlle

Lust night Montgomery Lodge, No. us wall. It

proprietor of tin establishment

t'lu

R00^

cit}'

them to-dav.

Crawfordsvilie

Booms

SS, I. O. O. F.. met to do some degree noon Mr. "Windy" Epperson and Jimwork. Tbero was large numler pres- rnie Howard enjoyed a slight passage of ent and evervbodv prepared to make arms in the saloon in which the valiant the initiates sweat blood ami

that during thoafter-

.liuimie bit the dust, or to speak more

i'i

Senator Voorhees.

The planets of Jupiter and Venus were in conjunction last nigt. About six o'clock the sky cleared and from that on until seven the planets stood clo. together in the southwestern sky presenting a beautiful spectacle. The same sight may be observed this evening if..,.. .,, the sky is clear, and no one should miss skating rink will bo the nght. The conjunction occurred at

I five o'clock this morning and while they se together this evening ing apart.

tloor. It

grated on his righteous soul exceedinglv and meeting Mr. Epperson in front of the beer emporium about eight o'clock iu the evening he informed him that ho intended to do him up. Now Epperson was perfectly satisfied with the way matters stood anil stated that he would leave it to Callahan if Jimmie wasn't to blame for the whole affair. They went in and over a social glass laid the case before Mr. Callahan. Mr. Callahan stated that he was not a police judge and did not crack himself up to be a

judge in equity. At this

]X)int

Hampton put in ami gave a very sage opinion. When ho concluded II. 13. Smith, the colored oracle, advised him to go home and sleep it olT. Al there upon seized a billiard cue and aimed a vicious blow at the intellectual cranium of Mr. Smith. Smith was too quick however, and succeeded him getting in two hard blows on his opponent's mug. Hampton then seized a beer glass and sent Mr. Smith to grass four times in startling rapidity. He might have sent him to grass a fifth time had not Charley Stevenson sent Mr. Hampton to grass Another gentleman was rushing iu at this point to succor Hampton but was prevented by the accommodating Ollie ICirtner mixing with him. Beer glasses waved in air nlong with billi.ird cues, spittoons aud other [trappings peculiar to the well furnished bar room and it really appeared as though there would be "a mix" unprecedented in the history of our beautiful city. The arriviri of the police, however, caused a grand adjournment from every place of egrets. The noise the combatants made in getting out resembled the noise made by a stampede of prize cattle in a livery stable. All escaped but the police have their names and are engaged in pluck-

Oolnmbus Makes a Discovery. Columbus Beck is a jolly old soul and when he is half seas over he wants to embrace everybody and everything that comes his way. Columbus was that way yesterday and went up the alley leading to Bayless' stables gaily humming that popular society song beginning, "What was Unit nf.lse tlie oilier nlvlit

In my hired girl's room ubnutV See left the closot. d'wir unlocku l, Ami her striped

hose Rot out.1'

He had just finished the first stanza and begun to yodel sweetly when he fell I and unfortunately stuck his head into a pile of refuse that had been thrown from the barn. He might have died there had not a passing policeman discovered liis plight nnd carried him otT to jail to which edifice his perfumed person soon gave all the odors so peculiar to the in habited stable. Columbus was before the Mayor this morning.

B. W. Hanna's Heirs-

A special from Washington to tbe St. I Louis tjlobc Democrat says: "A bill has been introduced in the Senate for the relief of the heirs and le-1 gal representatives of Bayless W.Hanna. deceased, late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Argontime Republic. The bill appropriates I the difference between his pay and salary as Minister Resident and Consul General and the pay and salary due him as Envoy Extraordinary during the tune he served in the lattor capacity at Buenos Ay res. Tbe widow and minor heirs I of the late Minister reside in Crawfords-1 ville, Ind. The bill was introduced bv

Surprise to All.

After using "Mother's Friend" two months I was so speedily and easily relieved that it was a surprise to those attending mo. "Mother's Friend" undoubtedly lessons the pain, shortens the time and restores the mother speedily to health. Will recommend it to all expectant mothers, and advise them to use ile. Mrs. J. A. R, Muncie, Ind. Sold bv Nye Co.

—Great New York bankrupt clothing sale, Wedm sdav, February 10, nine a. m., No. 212 east Main street.

—Eye, ear and throat diseases only Dr. Green. Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a specialty.

-A chance for the

Boree-

remedy. To pet the true and genuine VV6'-V

I' ingora, Kgg Kisses, Mnc-

I enroons, Fruit Cuke: rocoi.nnt. Vanilla,

Chocolate an Fig Layer Cnkes. Small cake io great quantity. In our own

—mo— make of candy we have a lino line ot "rn_ taffy. We also manufacture the cele-

hrated French Chewing Camly. Cream

DiPs-

"°"r Own" Choc-

olate Cream is hint what von want.

First-Class Work Gunrantee'l. .1 1 Kememher we are the onlv manufactThe greatest money Baving sale 1 uring confectioners in the city. •rer known will b« inaugurated Wed- Crawforpbville Bakiso akd Caxty nwditT, February 10, No. 212 »aat Main.1

Company.

OppoRite Mnsic HaH.

THE IIOOSIER STATE.

News of General Interest from Various Indiana Towns.

III, Mind 1, L'n.i tllnl.

I.ND1ANA.P0MS, lnd., Feb. 6.—Colonel William Watt Fryb«rpar, a brave and distinguished soldier of the latu war, was the subjeot of examination by a lunacy commission Friday. The colonel has a history that la essentially part of the national history. During '.he rebellion he was at oue time chief of Gov. Morton's staff and had charge of the organization aud distribution of Indiaua artillery. Mis own command, the famous 'Tr.vberffer battery," did wonderful work in the army of the Cumberland, at Yicksburg and Shiloh. Walt Fry border's name became synonymous with courage and loyalty. Much of the testimony Friday indicated Col. Fryberger's unsettled condition of mind.

people! to our

colored o]en

colored citizens Friday evening. Let all turn out. Horeafter one night in

each week will colored people.

bo reserved for the

JfucWeu'd Arntca Salve. The best salve in the world for euts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever

tetter chapped hands, chilapinbs

cPr°B

find a

®km

6rnpti°ns,

cures nI

article*, look for the name.of the Califor- guaranteed t° give perfect satis- llenr.v Dorscy an.l a ne-ro nam. it Ciintnin e\w nn qtt (i/iriinili.J T_. /.. ftf? I ....... nia ri£ Syrup Co., printed nearih«* hot

To Contest th«» McDonald Will. INIIIANAPOI.IS. lnd., Feb. 6.—The efforts of mutual friends to effect a compromise between Mrs. McDonald and the heirs of the late senator have proved futile, and suit will be filed to set aside the will. The chief complainant is Maleom McDon aid, the favorate son of the senator, who will not receive anything if the will stands. An attorney who has given some attention to the matter said that, while Senator McDonald supposed that he was providing for Malcom. the will was so worded that the latter gets nothing.

l)!cl Adteop In the Cnboone.' WARSAW. Ind., Feb. 6.—The fast freight on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad, loaded with Chicago beef for the eastern market, crashed into the rear of a freight train at this placc Thursday night, killing Kd Thorp, the conductor of the freight train, and wrecking an engine and eight cars. The flagman of the freight had deserted his post and gone to the head of the train for a lunch when the beef train was due, leaving Conductor Thorp asleep in his caboose.

New St«cl MII1.4 for Hammond. Hammond, Ind., Feb. C. Another mportant industry has been located in the Calumet region. This time Hammond is the favored locality. Contriiets have been signed which provide for establishing the plant of the Corning Steel Company at this point. This company is capitalized at SI.000,000 aud is headed by the Corning brothers. oue of l'eoria. 111., and the other of leveland. O. This company has had plans prepared for buildings and has let contracts for machinery. The entire cost of the equipped plant will be SBOiLOUU.

Itpiith of Five Air.'il IVr*iin i. u:i"N. Ind.. l'eb. t',.—Mrs. l'.lias Eviston died here Friday, following in four days her husband, who died last Monday while apparently in trood health and praying that he might precede his sick wife to the grave. Both were in their Siitli year. Thus within ten days have died here five persons at an averaire age of over SO years. John Campbell at 95, liis son Ralph at and .hulffc George F. Dunn at S4, all havinc gone within that time. In most instances death has resulted from the grip.

Ravages of Diphtherln.

MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Feb. 0. Diph theria is again creating havoc in this county and every precaution is being taken to prevent its spreading. Th schools at Jlooresville and Brooklyn have closed. Protracted meetings have discontinued and business is at a standstill. All children are ordered off the streets. Several deaths have occurred. Dr. W. L. Thompson and wife, but recently married, are in a critical condition, bavin? been ioculated from patients under their care.

Rudrienly Stricken Dumb.

KOV.TII MANCHESTER.

Ind., Feb. 0.—

Miss Mertie Summers, a young woman living with her mother and step-father, a Mr. lfornaday and wife, has been unable to articulate above the •faintest whisper for the last ten weeks. Uer voice left her so suddenly that she was unable to finish a sentence. Aside from a slight cold there is no sign of disease. Once before when a child she was similarly affected.

Heir to Millions.

Exr.i.isn, lnd.. Feb. 0.—Thomas Melrose, a poor farmer near Grantsburg, has received letters of credit from the Hank of England calling for any sum less than £1,000.000. accompanied by un urgent call from London solicitors that lie report in London at once and claim a large estate In northern England Mr. Melrose received the Hank of England communication Thursday.

Gas in Kokoino* i.

KOKOMO. Ind.. Feb. 8.—This city has accepted the Chicago Gas Company's 110.000 and it is expected that gas-pipes will be laid as soon as the weather permits. The company is required to supply Kokomo with gas at five cents per 1.000 cubic feet.

.Moutpellvr OU Field Hooming. MAHTKOIII) CITY, Ind., Feb. •..--Over 500 new wells have been contracted aiul stakes driven in the Montpelier oil field. Derricks are springing up like mushrooms. Conservative men think the field is in a fair way to rival the Lima (O.l fields.

I'urtetl liy Dentil.

JliM 11:. Ind.. Veb. 0.—Kehecca, wife of Joseph Davis, died Friday in this eilv. Last week the couple celebrated their sixty-second marriage anniversary.

IlnnKori lliuiitelf In thu Smnkehounp. Coitviov, Ind., Feb. 0.—Joseph Whitcomb. a rich farmer aged TO years, committed suicide Thursday night by hanging himself in his smokehouse'.

and loss-1 kiium! by a v»ui.iS w»u.

,no PnJ" r^jnir^d.! (ii-.wiow, Ky.. Feb. G.-Seth Horsey,

faction, or money refunded. Prk'e 25 Overton were killed lv a falling wall rente p*r box. For sale by Ny© Co Friday.

D"PRIGE'S flea* .gakine U_

hrce others were injured.

Powder

«Powde»!

Used In Millions of Hoiiipj—^10 Years Standard,

DO "YOU

'Iff

DONT DELAY

TAKC

BALSAM

TV^0\JGV^

It CnretCold*,Conghs.Sore Throat, Croup.InfluenWhoopingCough.BronchittifcadAsthma. Acerula enre (or Consumption tu firav iuc«a, ud aor* rclUf to advanced stAges. r*ttnoee. Ton will aeetho excellent effect after talcing the firct dote. Soli fej d«»lcri Large tallica, SO CrUU tud fl.OQ.

Natural Gas Fitting.

If von are going to have your lions piped for Natural Gas ctill and see us. We can save you money, as our rents are small and we only want living wage6 for doing your work. We use the best, stock that money will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. We make no charge for measuring your house and giving von estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

125

South Green S'.

Agents Wanted.

J,\Y. Bl'F.L'b Grand Sew Master Booli

7rrrnn ?'J00 to?."00 per month i.s beinjr nuule hy Afn-'nts who hiivo taken the a^oiK*\ for iht prcat Historical work, by Ainorloi's most famous author. A vu.st t^t'AHTO volume of near'y t?00 padres, equal to over J.0U0 pnjre«of an ordinary lavo hook. I'riceoniy The grandest book of the ajie. AKcnta &ay "It the «real est seilor they ever saw." If you are thinking of taking an ageney you need look no 1'iirthor. as you will And It Impossible to find any other book that will make the money for you as easily aud rapidly as this handsome umc. Over :J00 Hue eufrraviuir* and large double page oil paintings in'beauUful colors Our terms- are always the hest. Special Induceincuts to those who act promp*l\\ Don't miss this great opportunity lor coining money, but write at once for outfit aud Territory. Ow

THE BOWSER PUBLISHING CO.,

INIMAXAPOMS, IN I)

DR. E. HUNTSINGER

Advisory Physician to the Chicago Su gical Institute Ex-Surgeon 3d Regt. Indiana Infantry Trustee Chicago College for the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Medical find Surgical Specialist for tte Eye, Ear, Noso, Throut and Chronic Diseases.

SI'KCI-M. attention to the longest standln and most difficult cases to cure, as(ranu)a and Intlamed Lids. Wean. Watery Kyos, Dliu uess ot Sight, Closure of Tear Duets, etc iVCaturaeis, Cross Kycs nnd all Surjrfcuf Operations on the Eye Mall Skillfully iKirfortnh| without pain. DiKi'tinr*!* lroin theKurs, UeafiM'ss, In the Head Sueees-^fully treated where others fall.

A CIIKOMC DlscilAHor, is caused by I. leers in the Kara, which, unless cured, are liable to I'-at into the liruin causing death bv Ititl*uintlui) or lilood J'oifou, J-$7**Couyultu tlon Free. ralsrrh

neglect or badly treated

vdldilll« Chronic Catarrh Is Th« «at cause of so much Uealn*-**, opeclully in tbe middle aged and old people. Also of Cousump tiou. Dilpc of every fortn quickly etire hy the illwo mildest an-i moot sueeessful treatment ever used. No embarrassing examinations. No-Pn'ti. No Itanger. KurcgolDg class of di&ooses treated s]eeial coutnu't. Charges about one-half the usual leeti of reeoitui£ed Hneclallsl.s of i.'lncinnati, Chicago or Indianap oils for the same work. ^nflffirlpQ Special attention to nttlngSpeoOj/ttlutlvj. tucles and Eye Glasses, for whleh purpose the Doctor has one ol the most elaborate and complete set of testing appli anew in the west Special pains takea to tl the eyes and face, thus giving the hNHr*and Comfort as well as greatly improving the personal appearance ol the wearer. No charge for tlttlng.

East Side Square, Frankfort, lnd., every Saturday. Will be at Dr. MeCormlek's Dental ofllee, Crawfordsvilie. Thursday. Feb. 18 at Dr. Kleiser'otliee. Waveland, Friday, February 10 until 10 o'clock a. tu at Dr. Hogere ofllee. Knckvllle. (Friday) sumo day aud date afternoon until 4:')0.

"STILL IN IT,"

The "Old Reliable" coal-oil and gasoline at prices to compete with any. Cans for sale, or furnished to customers when desired. It will pay you lo see him before you make any .'wrangements. Oil delivered to anypait of the city or vicinity. Prompt attention to all orders.

T. B. Grimes.

We are offering Great Inducements In Prices in Every Department in order To make room for An immense stock of New Spring Goods.

M1CUJRE.

=TRADE? PALACES

100

200

$12.

212

100

Wc have a large ami assorted stock of 15ooks for College?, School*, Presents, nnd the reading public. A Full Line of

WALLPAPER

Of the best quality 011 the market unci fit very reasonable prices. The )xt prominent City Dailies. Magazines. Pictorial Paper aim Fashion Sheets can always lie found at our store.

Robinson & Wallace.

7 O N E O O S O E

Bankrupt! Bankrupt!

The New York Bankrupt Clothing

Sale wiil open Wednesday,

Feb. 10, at 9 a m.

AT 212 EAST MAIN STEEET.

Never before \v is there such an opportunity ot less than half price. This stock consists of Clothing, manufactured by the leadin country and ordered sold by the attend

Assignee

This Great Bankrupt Sale.

We only name a few of the many bargains:

iNien's Suits, all sizes, will he sold at

Men's Suits, all sizes, will be sold at $3.50, worth

163 Men's Suits will be sold at $5, worth

Men's Suits will be sold at $S, worth

13oys? suits will be sold at

Striking values in Men's Overco^.s. You can buy two overcoats for less than the price of one.

Big Bargains in Pantaloons,

We will seil 300 pair heavy pants at 48c. 200 pair fine dress pants at 98c., worth $2.50 to $3 00. All goods marked ra plain selling figures and sold strictly at one price.

Do not forget the time and place. Wednesday, Feb. 10, 9 a. m., No. 212 East Main street. Come and be convinced that on© dollar will now do the work ot two.

D. H. BALDWIN & Co.

Removed.

Having removed our stock of mnsical Instruments from 207 E. Main St. to to 131 South Washington street (Joel Block) where we have plenty of room to display goods, wo will keep constantly on hand "Docker Brother's""J. C. Fischer" "Haines Bros." "Schubert" nnd "D. H. Baldwin & Co." PIANOES. "Esty," "Hamilton" and "Story Clark" ORGANS. Shoot Music and all kinds of Musical Merchandise. Pianos and Organs sold on easy payments. AIbo Pianoa and Organs for rent. Correspondence solicited. Do not forget tho place—131 South Washington Street, Crawfordsvilie, Ind.

to buy lothirig fine ready-made

manufacturers of the at cnce. Do not fail to

$2.35,

worth

$8.00.

$10

D. H. BALDWIN & Co. Geo. F. Hughes, Salesman.

and

$13.50

and

$15.

$16

$18.

cents, worth

$2.50

and

$3.00.