Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 February 1892 — Page 4
"MOTHERS'! FRIEND" I
To Young Mothers
Makes Child Birih Easy.
Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain,
Endorsed by the Leading Physicians. Jtoak to **Afothpnt9' tn-aih'ft 1'Jtf.E. BRADFIEUD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, GA. BY A1.L nUUQOISTS.
S SOLD
Sbv Nye & Co.
Not One ofOur^Rings,
l!ufj wo have riiiirs that are equally uiinu'tlveand our display of MLVMOVAUK IS a least tor the eve. If that which is lustrous beyond description, hut almost perfectly plain, appeals to your Uuste to cau snow you sotnc superb bpeclmens: if tJic highly decorated Is HI your line, coineand look at some ul the uiosl pleasing devices Unit ever lelb Hit magic llneers ui accomplished workers iir siiver. would be a mistake for you to run away with the tuca thin It take.1? a good deal of money grutity ?uch tastes. We will clear away such misapprehenflons on that po.'nt ir you will call aud look at our Oraugu Howls, "Nut ami fruit DL-he*, and other articles too numeious to mention. 1'iea^e hear in mind that we are headquarters lot making g*od timekeepers out ot youi watches and elock and that is the reasou ne repair mote, than all others.
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207 East Main Street
Were you at Keljy's last week"
If not, go this week.
It will pa}- you.
J. S. KELLY,
124 East Main Street.
I Sell Groceries
For the Mutual Benefit of O E
That is at a Fair Profit.
R. Whitted.
Opiwjsite lMum street Station,
MUSIC HALL
•RESTAUR AST©
ON A—
COLD MORNING
Nothing tastes bettor than some of those HOT CAKES cooked on soap stone griddles. Butter aud molasses with every plate.
"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 to see him before you make any arrangements. Oil delivered to.anypait of the city or vicinity attention to all orders.
Prompt
T. B. Grimes.
LYLE, REYNOLDS & BENJAMIN.
NATURAL AMI ARTIFICIAL
GAS FITTERS
AND PLL'MUKKS
Employ only experienced workmen
and te6t each job thoroughly and to the
satisfaction of the Natural Gas Inspector, We assure you that if your orders are left with us, the work will be done properly and carefully.
We carry a large assortment of Natural Gas Fixtures. In addition to Fipe and Fittings we have Burners for everv size stove, grate or furnace. Logs Grate Fillings and everything necessary for grate or stove. Bemotnber" your aocneotion with the Company's line is made by us free of coBt.
DAILY. JOURNAL
^Al'LriTDA\\ FEB. 1
fLASHES FROM OVER THE 01T
i—Arthur Graham is in f(Om 'lexas. —Jhuh8 Murks, of Matloon, IDs. is in the city. —T. H. B. Mc'Juin went to WostGeld this morning. went to [utlimmpolis
II. G. Davie
this morniug. —Everybody got comic, (. valentines this morning. —Miss Nell Nicholson will not return to Boston for several" weeks. —Supt. McAJevv. of the Gas. Co.. went to Thorntown this morning.
Miss Daisy Lemon, of liulinnniiolis, will visit Miss Mnrne Somervillo next week. —Miss Kate Scribtwr. who has been the guest of Miss Lelia iirrt, returned to liussolville to-d:iy. —Arthur ]. Cunningham was admitted to the Tippecanoe county bar yesterday in the circuit court-. —Mrs. 11.M. Hurler had a severe at tack ot the grip Wednesday gt last week and is still in critical condition. —Hert Slump, the -Jaukville desperado, was given.a ten years' sentence in' the jjonilfutinry for assaulting and rob-, l.ing Giles Halts. —Th« Natural Gas Co., will not issue the certificates of paid-up stock until all the subscriptions' have been paid. There are still a number of delinquents. —\V. E. Cooler, one of CrawfordsviHo"s leading horsemen, was looking through the stables of l-'rankfort's various dealers last evening.--
Crestxnl.
Fwultfort
—Miss Lelia Haird charmingly entertasneJ a few friends last- evening in honor of her guest,. Miss Sribner, of Knsselville. The evening v.as pktisantly passed with cards, music and other amusements. —The missionary-tea to be given by the young ladies of Outer church next Tuesday evening will be made a magnificent entertainment. A musical pro gramme will bo rendered and other pleasing features introduced. —F.. C. Asliby and ,'J. E. Tnibott went to Crawfordsville Tuesday night to take some of the higher degreet'in Masonry. Several others aeeompanieil them to si-e that the work was properly done. ... A
L. Henry went, to (..'raivfordsville Friday to pay 8~,0U0 lifo insuiance to tlie estate of Abo Bisehof. Mr. Bischof, at the time of his death, held a policy to that amont in the New York Life In suranee Company, of which Mr. Henri is a
At the Y. M. 0. A, Tuesday Evening, A large audience heard 1'rofessi John 1J. DeMotto last night, it is satcto say that those who heard his lecture will come nearer realizing the full power of the mighty sea. Professor DeMot is a gentleman who has won distinction, far beyond his years, He is fully fix in height, ami is:a steady easy speaker.. His lecture, while, instructive through out, wasjiiadu'interesting 'by the stereopticon illustrations', the apparatus, and the fl.isUl-s. ph.io-'uphv and humor that cropped ouv.dnrint the talk. The lecture was two hours in length and the audience lisle 1 v.i'h the .closest at ten ion.
Tecrc IlaulvMnzvltth
A a
.Supl. Znck and a number of. others are at work on a little project to raise the standard of teachers
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tho qounty.
The method to be employed, however, is a most pleasant and commendable one. It is to pay better wages for -tin better class of teachers. Thoroughness of work in the schSol room will be con--idered as much as the grade of license held. The question will not bedefmitesettled until the May meeting of the trustees but the friends of the measure will in the meanwhile work vigorously for its success.
The Bjgil School Social.
The social given by the Senior"ejast if the high school at the Christian •hnrch last evening was a success iinnn 1'ially and otherwise. The only detriment to pcrfect enjoyment was the im niense crowd but the young ladies weri equal to the emergency and entertained their guests in rn admirable manner It was one of the most pleasant, al though informal, events of the seasor and the young ladies are to be congratulated. '.^'-
The Union Scout.
The sccnerv and wardrobe to be used ir. this grand histrionic entertainment Feb. '.Hi. Is most creditable/ Mr. (Mem son is sparing no pains or expense ti make this the grandest miiitary a gory ever given in the city. Thero arf: thirteen different settings of scenery The Fire Zouave .'ind gray uniforms an g( rgeous.
iTac. T.
The members of Friendship If dg are requested to turn out in full Torce at the regular meeting to-night.
(iet vonr cakes for Sum'ny dinner a Nicholson .v .lackman's. bakers and confectioners.
—For sale—0 acres or less, directlv west of Junction House. Decided bar gain. City properly taken inoxcliange. Address lock box 423, cit v.
Don't, forget our tine line of candies, Nicholson .Jackman.
(let your cakes for Sunday dinner at Nicholson A- Jaclr.nan's. bakers and confectioners.
Everything on the Music taurant lunch counter tastes thev serve the best coffee.
ll'Jidf
Hall good
The Goodbai' Case.
I IVl'ow HyU'ti was upon the witueus stand most of yesterday afternoon in tho 1 Goodbar will contest ease. Ho gnve I lengthy testimony in regard to his deceased uncle's habits, sickness, mental con .lit ion and declarations for some tiu.e 1 previous to his death. He aworo that ho had nover in any way intimated to his uncle that lie wished to bo favored in the will. His undo was left wholly to his own inclinations in the matter and during his residence at the Hyten home he was subjected to the least presr sure as to the bestowai ot his property.
Neither the witness nor any of his family ever talked with him on the subject. This morning a Jnumber ot other witnesses were examined bat nothing new or startling was elicited from their testimony. It* is the same tiresome grind of nothingness with which the case began. Lawyers and all interested say they never listened to the trial of a duller or more uninteresting case. "The muiintnins groaned and gnve up a mouse.". Never was the old saw better osemplified. The members of the Goodbar family who have been in attendance all the week are thoroughly disgusted and two or three good people on either side of the case are singled out by them as subjects for some very uncomplimentary remarks. The suit has made a big hole in the estate and what wili come of it remains to be seen. This noon th. court adjourned until Moiul iv when the 'irgnments will lie heard and the case go to the jnry._
Kcsand
the Jhitl mil flu Offer.
One fare the round trip to St. Louis and return via Vandalia Line on account of tho Labor Convention. Good going Feb. 20 to. 2'2nd, inclusive. Good to return including Feb. 2fS, 1.VJ2. The
lrl",n
nntipfnpt.ion of tho ft,,- r„ lands you in St. Louis at :D0 p. m. the same day. J. C. JIirTcwxsox, Airout..
^onl,*i'nln_ depot
lion'l J'ornrt.
The sale of Jersey cows and heifers at Walter's barn on next Saturday at one o'clock p. m. The best lot of '20 head ever offered to the people of Crawfon'sville. All fresh and due to bo fresh soon. Stock to be sold to highest bidder on nine months' time. [TOLOKS i- WOODWARD.
Development in Advertising. .. In no department of the modern newspaper has there been greater or more marked improvement shown than in the liel'i of advertising. Thero is a renter display of taste and literary style in the composition, and an evident effort is maiie to appeal to the in telligence and 'refinement- of the reader. This is seen not only in the advertisements .of the large mercantile establishments, where trained skill is employe:!, but as well in the three line adadvertisement whioli is written by the advertiser himself, and which, in terseness and direciness of style, can lay claim to great literary merit. The development of advertising may yet lead to. the establishment of special courses tramini in business colleges. Already nearly §525.000,000 «re spent annually in the United.States
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newspaper adver-
Using, every do'lar of which, judiciously, has returned a tvrest to the investor. ..
if used urge iu-
A Great Play,
In his great production ''Shenandoah" which is coming hero next Friday evening iironson Howard has sue cessfully solved the problem of writing a play with the great civil war 11sa plot. He has avoided ivounding the feelings of either the blue fir the grey, and yet he tells a story of powerful interest. All tho world admires a brave'man. Each side has a hero and heroine in this drama, which is rich in sentiment, pathos and human feeling. It is intensely exciting, without the improbable situations so common in most of the modern plays. A Union soldier and a Confederate soldiei are the principal haracters. lioth are actuated by tht highest sense of honor ami the loftiest iatriotism. ".Shenandoah'' is devoid the prejudice and passion of tie fra'r' sidal strife. It is UD inspiration, and ts success has been no greater than the merits of the production deserve. Everybody should see it.
Death of Dudley Young,
Closed Its Engagement.
M'hc Leslie Davis combination closed its five nights engagement at, Musii Hail with
(the
presentation of •'!ng(5
mar." The audience was large and was well pleased with the piny. Mr. and Miss Lmdon appeared to better ad van tage than on any previous evening ami their efforts cannot* be to highly commended. Leslie Davis has the best combination he ever put on the boards. 1 his morning (lie company left for Dan wile, jlis where a paying business awaits them.
Th-
I.mtifs.
Tlie pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite remedy. To get the true and f.enuine article, look for tho-nnnie of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed nenrthn bottom of the package.
"'.I*inest line of cakes and confectioneries in the city !it Nicholson A- Jackman's, 127 south Green street.
•—Valentines two for *c. Store.
a cent at the
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Allcock I'oroUK I'l.i.'-ters are unapproachable in curative properties, rapidity and safety of action, and are the only reliable plasters ever produce, They have succisfully stood ims test of over thirty years* u.^e |v the piihlie*:! their virtues have never been equalled by the unscrupulojis imitators who have sought to trade upon Hie reputation of Allcock's by making planters with holes I in them, and claiming them to be "just I as good as Allcock's," jmd they stand to-day indorsed by not only the'highest I medical authorities, but by millions of grateful patients who.have proved their efficacy as a household remedy.
Beware oi imitations, and do not be deceived by. misrepresentation. Avk for Allcock's, and let no solicitation or explanation induce you to acc.-Dt a ub-1 tit lite.
STATE NEWS.
Telegrams of General Interest from Indiana Town&
sad her 1 He
Mrs, .1. \Y. Howard received the lews last evening of the death of uncle, Dudley Young, of Ladoga, las been in poor health for some -time. I'hinking it might lie beneficial to hithealth he took a trip to Tennessee a few months ago, where his dentil occurred. 1'hey started the morning of the 12th with the corpse to Ladoga, at which place the burial will take, place. Young has many friends in this city and county who will be pained to hoar his death.
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Indiana Uoooln League.
INDIASAPOMS, Ind., F«b.
representative*
18.—Th»
of the Ltnooln
delivered hl»
Leagua
olubs of the state, aa organisation that was formed la 1888 and baa become an Important factor In. republican politics in lndlrna, met hera Friday. President Taylor called the meeting to
order and
annual
address, saying
that the National Lincoln league exists in thirty-five states and that this year 30,000
clubs
will be
in
fore the close
service be
of
the November elec
tions. Resolutions were adopted reaffirming the faith of tho league iu the principles of the republican party, indorsing the protective tariff poliey, declaring in favor of honest money, composed of gold, silver and paper, ungii-g the restricting of immigration where it is hurtful to labor, indorsing reciprocity and indorsing the acts of the Fiftyfirst congress. President Harrison's ndiuistration was Indorsed as wise and statesmanlike and in strict conformity with the principles of the party. The following officers were elected: I'resident, W. L. Taylor. Inlianapolis secretary, It. E. Mans* field, Muncle treasurer, XV. It. McClcllau, Danville. A league manager was appointed for each congressional district and two delejatos from each district were appointed to the national convention of lergue clubs.
Stenographer Holmes Well raid. GOSHKN, Ind., Feb. 18.—The statement of allowance made by Judge Van Fleet and the county commissioners to Court Stenographer B. II. Holmes is being severely criticised. It is said that =in addition to drawing about S3,000 per year for this county Holmes has »also received large amounts from La Orange county foi services rendered. Inasmuch as the law expressly" says that stenographers' fees shall be paid by tho losing party to a suit, tho fact that the county has been paying Holmes large sums for work on cases which should have been paid by the litigants requiring his work is raising a storm among the tuxpnvors.
Six llundrtMl DollHrn Tor a Wlta. Coi.t'MBua, Ind., Feb. 13.—Jerome C. Dronebcrger was Friday given a judgment of #000 on complaint for S2,&0C against Morris Colin for persona! damages in alienating his wife Lottie's affections. All the parties are wealthy and prominent people. Droneberger is a farmer am! Colin a merchant, now of Edinburg. Nono of the parties are over 41 years of age. Colin and Mrs. Droneberger were married here in January. week after Mrs. Droneberger was divorced from her husband. Colin now has three living wives in this county.
A FaTornble Report.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. In Alio house on Friday was one authorizing the postmaster general to credit Aquillo Jones. Sr., late postmaster at Indianapolis, in the final settlement of his
I'counts with the sum of SU,4:'8, the amount of loss sustained by him by robbery. This measure was mainlj discussed all the afternoon, anu Mr. jjifnn (N. C.) finally moved that the bill be reported to the house with the recommendation that it bo laid on the table. Tho motioc was lost—years, 00 nays, 101—and the bill was laid aside with a favorable recommendation.
Strike at Indianapolis.
TNDIANAPOI.IS, Ind., ,Feb. 13.—Aboul fifty machinists at tho Pennsylvanis railroad shops struck Friday wher piece work was introduced Tht men had been paid by the day. Tht id aim that they will be upheld bj tho labor union." The officials of tlu road state that piece work is in opera' tion in all their shops in the country except this one, and they will not re cede from tais order.
liooght A gectloD of Track. Our.r.Nsnuno, Ind., Fob. ia—That part of the Cincinnati, Wabash Michigan railroad lying In this county lias been purchased by a syndicate of Oreensburg capitalists at delinquent tax sale, the delinquency amounting to over S5,000. The non-payment was an oversight on the part of the company but it will have to pay the penalty, which is ovef £500.
Old Euongli to Get Married. INDIANAI'OI.IS, Ind., Feb. 13.—At Itrightwood, a suburb of this city Thursday night, Rev. David C'uudell, 7, years old, waa married to Mrs. Eliza Willis, 09 years old. It was Mr. Caudc'l's third marriage. The ceremony was performed by tho groom's son, who is also a minister, and who was married by his father twenty years ago.
Convicts rarrtitnpfl.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Feb. 13.—(!ov. Chase has granted pardons to Charles Carr, of Carroll county, and to Henjamin Scott, of Elkhart county. Carr was sent up for life for murder and had served twenty-one years, Scott was sent to prison for five years for manslaughter and had served three years.
Dentil of Horace It. Slieperrf. VINCKNNKB, Ind., Feb. ia— Horace B. Sheperd, aged on years, died Friday of la grippe. He was an influential citizen. In 1840 he was county treasurer, in 1 Mil member of the legislature and in 1M12 collector of internal revenue under I'resident Lincoln.
TVnmnn Frozen.
MI'NCIK, Ind., Feb. 18.—Friday morning Hose llardesty was found in a covered wagon bridge, just north of Muncie, badly frozen. Her recovery is doubtful. It is thought some male companions got her intoxicated and abandoned her.
Allglity Mean Tliltv*n.
INDIANAVOI.IS, Ind., Feb. 13.—The I'uited States" pension office was l.ioken into by thieves early Friday morning and the safe robbed of $500. No clue.
Powder
Used in Millions of HompS—40 Years the Standard,
It CaresColdt.Couphs.8ore Throat, Crovp Jnfloensa,Whooping Cough,Bronehitis AND Aitbm*. A erruln carr for Consumption iu ftm •(*?•-•*, »uU a iure rvlio* io advanced stages. You will see the excellent effect after taking the first dose. Boll b/ dealer* evtry*'litre. L&x^e botllvs, 5U 9tou and fl.00.
Natural GasFitting.
If you are going to have your house piped for Natural Gas call and see us. We can Bave you money, as our rents ire small and we only want living wages for doing your work. We use the best stock thilt money will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. We make no charge for measuring your house inel giving vou estimate.
WILLIAMS BROS.,
125 South Green Su
GROERY & Vim STAND.
JttJ^'Frosh Line of Groceries Always kept in Stock„j§gf bimcli Counter open Day ami Night and kept stocked with Klrst (Jluss Kntabies. (Jaiiilles, Oysters, Celery
Kept In Srodt.
SEEKING & SON
PLUM STREET DEPOT. Goods delivered to any part of tho city,
Agents Wanted.
J.W.BUEL'S Grand New Master BooK
From
|U00t)T.r»()0
per month is bclnfr made
by .ApunlN who have taken UH apei'icx tor tins jrruut. Historical work, by America's moat famous author. A vast gljAUTO v. Initio ol near 000 papes, equal to over 1,000 pages oi an ordinary tuvobKk. Prieeonly W. The Kmntlesr book ol the ajro. AK"»IBeay "It. is ihe greatest, seller they over saw." Ifvouiin thinking oi' takintr an agency you need took no further, as you will tlml it Impossible to find ary other book thai will make the njoncv lor you us easily and rapidly as this handsome vol ume. Over ^00 line en^ravln^s md largo double prfue oil paintings in beautiful colors. Our terms are always the best. Special Induce* ment« to those who act prompLly. Don't inks this great opportunity lor coining inonev. but write at once lorouttlt and Territory, fiw
THE BOWSER PUBLISHING CO.,
INDIANAPOLIS, INI)
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 and Surgrtcal Specialist for the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Chronic Discuses.
SI' KCIA I. ut lent I01110 Die longest stiinelln unil most, mmcult caLcs to euro, its nimilii mid Inflamed Mils. Weak, Watery I-J-ON Dlin "«22, "I SlKlit. Closure of Tear Ducts, etc V-Tf C-Utaracih. I loss lives nnd nil Huritlou' Operations on the I-'.yo Hull Skillfully performed witliout pain. lilcliHrp« from the Knrs, I«VIIII.I.H, »IH in the Itciul Successfully treated where others tail.
A llliOMC DISCIIAKOK Is caused br Hccrs in the Kiirs. which, unless euied. are liable to i.hi. Into the limiu cauulnjr death by IIIIIHIIIHIIOII or III0111I I'olhou. S^'Consultotion Free. Catarrh A
,1('(tlcctcd
or httdly trcnuwi
vjumi 111 (.lu-otjje utarrh In Tli« eMt cause ot so much especially In tho middle aged and old pople. Also of Constuiin Hon. Pilflc Of every form quickly cure bv the 1 iiuj mildest ami most, successful treatment ever used. No embarrassing examinations. *No I u'n. No Danger. Foregoing CIU.SK of dl*» treatcd by special cont ract. Churircs about one half the usual fees of recounted specialists of Cincinnati, Chicago or Indlanop oils for the same work.
Spectacles
:i,"1",,l-.ye•""'tini.'Spco-
,i"n
[, ,1 t'lcles and (iiassus, for which purpose tho Drx tor has one of tho moot elaborate and complete set. of testing anpliance. in the we*t Soet lal pains taken lit thoeycs and face, tluis giving the ireai«nt Ktme and Comlon HQ well as greatly Improving the personal appearance o! the wearer. No charge lor fitting. fiiuil Side H(juare, Frankfort, Ind., every Saturday.
Will be HI Dr. McCormick'fl Denuil office, Crawfordsvilie, ThursMny. Koto. IH at Dr! Kle wr offioo. Wavelaud, I'Vlday, February 10 until 10 o'olook a. at Dr. Hirers offlco, HookvlUe, (Friday) uamo da.y and aMu afternoon UQIU 4:80,
We are offering Great Inducements In Prices in Every Department in order To make room for An immense stock of New Spring Goods.
TRADE3 PALACES
Book Store.
We have a largo aud assorted stock of Books for Colleges, Schools. Presents, and tlie reading nublic. A Full Line of
WALLPAPER
Of the best quality 011 the market, nnd ut very reasonable prices. The most prominent City Dailies, Mngnzines. Pictorial Paper anu Fashion Sheets can always be luiiml at our store.
Robinson & Wallace.
CORXFK BOOK STOliE.
Don't Forget
That you can buy anything in tlie Grocery line an cheap as uaual at 103 East Main St. We have the stock and make prices chat sell the goods.
Will sell the entire Stock and Fixtures to anyone at a Bargain.
o. s. Ensrsi^cinsTGi-EPi.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
TO- DAY
Will be the Big Day at tlie
Great New York Bankrupt Clothing Sale!
ie
Grand Sacrifice ot Fine, Ready-made Clothing
A Perfect Revolution in Prices
Our Great Sale of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars worth ot Clothing- opened up Finely.-
The people respond to our startling announcement ot Fine Ready-made Ciothir at 50 cents on the Dollar.
Within six minutes after the time advertised for opening this sale our store was crowded with customers intent on securing the great
Bargains we are Offering.
No one was disappointed. Our sales far exceeded our calculations and the force of salesmen we had secured were hardly able to properly serve everybody.
South of Court House.
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We have added six extra salesmen to our already large force and can promise to all who come tomorrow prompt service and the best bargains ever offered in this State.
STORE OPEN UNTIL 10:30.SATURDAY NIGHT.
New York Bankrupt Clothing Sale,
AT 212 EAST MAIN STREET.
Children Cry for Pltoher's Cattorla.