Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 February 1892 — Page 4

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^'MOTHERS'! FRIEND*'

Makes Child Birth Easy. I

Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain,

Endorsed by the Leading Physicians.Book

Mothers" witUnl VtiEE*

BRADFIELD RECULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Sbv Nye & Co.

Not One of Our Rings.

Bu* wo liavo rinjrs that are equally aitnuv live and our display of MLVh.UW.AKK is a fuost for the ore. If that which is lustrous beyond description hut almost perfectly plain, appeals to your tasto we can sn«.»w you pom* superb specimens If the highly decorated Is In your line, couie and look at w»niu of the most pleasing devices that ever left the mairlc tinkers of accomplished workers in sliver. It would ben. mistake for you to run away with the Idea that it takes a goo-i deal of money to gratify such tastes. We will clear away suuh miMipwreheuskms on that point If you will call ami look «t our Oranpe Bowls, nut and Fruit Pishes and other a-iicles too numerous to men'ion. Pieae bear lu mhul (•hat we are headquarters for making |r«xi timekeepers out of jour watches and clocks and that Is the reasou we repair more than all others.

207 East Main Street

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COLD MORN INC

Nothing tastes better than some of those HOT CAKES cooked on soap stone griddles. Butter and molasses with every plate.

I Sell Groceries

For the Mutual Benefit of YOU ME.

That is at a Fair Profit.

R. WKitted

Opposite Plum street Station,

"STILL IN IT,"

The "O.ld Reliable" coal-oil and gasoline at prices to compete with any. Can6 for sale, or furnished to customers when desired. It will pay you to see him before you make any arrangements. Oil delivered to any pai of the city or vicinity. Prompt attention to all orders.

T. B. Grimes.

LYLE, REYNOLDS & BENJAMIN.

NATL*UAL ANI) AKTIFJCIAI.

GAS FITTERS

AND I'LL'MltKltS

Employ only experienced workmen and test each job thoroughly and to the satisfaction of the Natural Gas Inspector, Wo assure you that if your orderB are left with us, tho work will be done properly and carefully.

We carry a large assortment of Natural Gas Fixtures. In addition to Pipe and Fittings we have Burners for every size stove, grate or furnace. Logs Orate Fillings and everything necessary tor grate or stove. Remember your connection with the Company's lint) is •aad* b.y ua fr«* ot eoat.

DAILY

To Young Mothers

zftioja

We Have the Nerve

•••. To say that we can Please Vou in

Goods ana Prices. All Goods at Cost.

12-4 East Main Street.

J". S. JCELX-TST.

MUSIC HALL

RESTAURANTs

JOURNAL.!electric

MON IXXVTFEH. 15, 1S92.

'M MORE DELEGATES,

Thoss Who Will Represent tho Q,. 0, P. ot lndiauauolis and Fort Wayne.

Saturday afternoon ot 3 o'clock tlic Ilepublicans of Montgomery county met Ht their different precincts to elect delegates to. the Indianapolis and Fort Wayne conventions. The ludianapolia convention will elect four delegates at large to the Natioml convention and the Fort "Wayne coi vent ion will adopt a platform and nominate a St \te ticket.

The elections in ail the townships have 1'ecau.se what you eat is what give

not yet been returned to C.N. Williams, county Chairman, but the elections in Union township resulted as follows:

Precii cts 1, 2 and 3 To Indianapolis, .1. F. McGilliard.*' alternate F. P. Mount to Fort Wayne, Col. (iiiTord. alternate Robert Hopkins.

Precincts 4, and ft: To ].ndiana]H}-. lis, S. J. Ward, alternate Ben. Oliver: to Fort Wayue, .1. 1.. Davis and Charles Huffman, alternates, George Oliver and H. W. Hardy.

Precincts 7 and S: To Indianapolis, T. L. Stilwell alternate T. F. Leech to Fort Waym. S. (1. Irwin, alternate: 11. P. Ensuiinger. .»

Precincts 0, Id and 11: To Indianapolis, W. F.. Nicholson, choose own alternate to Fort Wayne, ]). W. llartman and ,1. ,1. Reach, eliooso own alternates.

Piecincts 12 and 13: To Indianapolis, T. H. Kistine. choose o"^n alternate: to Fort Wayne, A. B. Anderson and Jeff Scott, choose own alternates.

Precincts 11, 1.1 and 10: To Indianapolis, H. M. Perry, alternate A. C. •Jones to Fort Wayne. F. G. Molr.tyre. alternate, 11. H. Talbott

IS SVOAK CREEK.

The mass convention heid at Center School House, Sugar Creek township, Feb. 13, 1S92. to select- delegates to thNatioual and State conventions elected Richard Harper Chairman and William M. lleeves Secretary. The convention chose Richard Harper delegate to the district convention at Brazil. Milton B. Waugh was chosen as delegate to tho State convention at Indianapolis March 1. John Peterson was selected as delegate to the State convention at Fort Wayne. Each delegate was pinpowered to choose his own alternate. After the selection of delegates the Sugar Creek township Republican Club was addressed-bv Richard Harper and others, urging the Republicans the importance of organizing and working for the success of the party in the coming campaign. Tho club will again meet Saturday evening. Fell. 27th, and a grand discussion of the McKinley bill will be had. A general invitation is given to all persons, irrespective of party, in Sugar Creek township, to meet with them and join in said discussion.

fLASHES fROM OVER THE 0ITiT.

—Mrs. II. S. Braden, who has been very ill with the grip, is slotv!v recovering.

—C. M. Berry and wife were given a reception Saturday night at Waynetown by Mrs. Brant, tho groom's mother. —C. R. liritts has accepted a situation as traveling salesman for the Mill Supply and Oil Co., and will go ou the road this week. —Supt. Zuek received a goodly installment of comic valentines yesterday and enjoyed a hearty laugh, lie states that oue year he received as high as 12. —Trustee D. W. Hartman has decided to make the school term in Union township but six months, and the district schools will occordingly close on March -1.

James Wliitcomb Riley is to bo in Danville. 111., on tho IT'.h of this month. Riley has not been in Crawfordsville for along time. Some one could make a stake by bringing-liim here. -—Mrs. Emma Bruker, wife of John Bruker. jr., is visiting her mother Mrs. W. P. Daggett. John is an old Crawfordsville boy, born and raised here but now yard master of the L. N. A. C., railway yards at Louisville, hv. —The

Wingatc Grtiyilne

speaking of

the concert of Feb. (i, says: Misses Watson. McMechin and Wolfe, of Crawfordsville, proved themselves experts with the violin, and succeeded in earning away the audience with their music. —County Surveyor Hunt was ou from Crawfordsville Monday and Tuesday and laid off the Snyder Brothers addition in the southeast part of town, some very sirable lots which will In sold at reasonable prices.--U'iiujah: (Iraphiv. —A young gentleman of Crawfordsville, formerly a drug clerk in this city, went to Crawfordsville this morning, accompanied by a well known Lafayette young lady, and it is strongly rumored that it is a case of elopement, which, if true, will create ijuit'o a sensation.—/.«finjflti: Courier.

A Sunday Diversion.

The home of Mrs. Hampton was the scene of quite a little misunderstanding vest rday which resulted in ollicer Huffman being called in to arbitrate in the name of the red-eyed law. Mr. Leeke is a worthv fanner who while in town puts up with Mrs. Hampton as r. boarder and, us that lady declares, "always pays his board." Well, good Mr. Leeke was there yesterday when in come Lan Hampton. Lon was in a pugnacious inood and seemed to question the right of his motlmr's boarder to be about tho house. Ho finally grew so demonstrative that Mr. Leeke took refugo in tho bed room and locked the door to save himself from rough treatment, and maybe the loss of his ears. Tho whole tribe were weeping copiously when the police arrived and went away with Leeke and Alonzo. Sirs. Hampt* ton has probably lost a worthy and high priced boarder.

00LLEGEN 0T£S,»

Tho party who took the wrong hut from the Christian church high school social last 1' ridav evening will confer a favor by leaving the same at 2'_'1 south Green Htreet.

LVKI: WOOD.

MAKRIAGE LIOENSE.

G. P. Hill and Hattio Lehr. J. I). Peck and Grace Linn.

Get your cakes for Sunday dinnor at Nicholson & Jnekmpn'i. bakers mid •f»nf«etion«r».

/I fjCttcr to the Vub tc.

Crnwfordaviilo now only needs an street car lino to make lier tho model city of the world. She has good wiiler works system, a light that makes guiding star for many thousand weary souls. Crawfordsville is the proud possessor of (mother institution, not so large as tho water or light plants but almost as important to tho hard working man, something that is the tradomen's pride, and-something that will supply all the cravings of the most delicate stomach in existence). hat is that institution?

It is a bakery.and confectionary located ou south Green street, opposite Music Mall.. We say this bakery is important to you because it is. Whv

yoii life, strength and vigor. So you see it is necessary for you to eat the best, purest and freshest bread, pies and candy the market will afford.

Xnw we do not ".e.Bt-rlise home-made bread, because bakersxloii't make it, as anybody who is a good cook knows. It is no use to beguile you into buying our broad by taking a name that suits you and applying it to bread that it don suit. Wo simply say that we make more bread than' any bakery in vour eitv. Best,

Why" Because it is the

Vou can

"buy hr^ad in this city, If eent i. We can't sell il Why* Uecfiuse we have

loaves for hat wav.

the, best baker in th.e cily a-td have to pay him a good salary. We don't- lis.any a\im to bleach our bread hence we must use nothing but the best- of material in our broad in order to get the perfect loaf we always produce.

Anotiier reason is this, wo make tV largest loaf in tho city. If you 'don't believe it put it on the scales thev wou'i lie. That is to your advantage for in six of our loaves you get as much bread as ainbody else gives vou for 2-" cents and when you buy one loaf vou get five cents worth and not three. People, think this matter over ami vou will see that we can save yon money and at the same time give you good 'substantial healthy bread. We will not say much about cakes this time, only that eggs are high and some bakers say there is no money in them. We admit that, but at the same time keep a full line tit plain and fancy cakes on hand all the time. If we did not keep cakes 'now for the accommodation of customers when cg^s are scarce and high prieeti could we expect- you to patroni/.o us when they are cheap? We iv, -N so you see it is our aim to accommodate you at all seasons of the year. Come and examine our stock.

Yours to serve, [NICHOI.SI.N ,v

JAI-KI.AN'.

Props. C. 15. and C.-

A Grtat thow,

Hronson Howard's greatest triumph. "Shenandoah," which has met with such pronounced success in New Yo-k, Bos ton, Chicago ami San Francisco, will be presentjd at Music Hall Friday evening in the same -nner'in regard to cast, scenery and effects as seen .luring tin long run in tho above cities. Thtnicety with which the love interest ir blended with the incidents of war is the keystone of "Shenandoah's" every greal success, it

said to be everywhere

permeated with a sentiment of deep patriotism, but through the rattle ot musketry run tho beautifid love stories, which make up the lives of the lu*ro and heroine. The play is said to be the first pij-'ce of the military order which lias intelligently represented tactics of war. even the system of signaling on fin being given.' In the third ad is shown a picture of a battle scene ou the skirt of an engagement, and it is canned to bo the greatest scene ever presented ou the American'stage. It will be played by the samo cast as si-en 300 nights in New York. .-.i

Tt Scared Some People.

Tho Aurora Borealis as seen Saturday evening was exceptionally fine and the oldest inhabitant can remember no better display. It was not unexpected among scientists as a large sun spot last week aad heralded its coming. In some sectiois it- caused wide spread dismay. At Bloomiugton a number of Brown couni\ farmers were in town with their o'\ teams and upon the appearance of the piienomenon became impressed with th, exhilerating idea that the end of tht world had come. Some went lashing their teams for their native hills in l'.rown county, while others, blockaded the numerous BloomingtOn bar room intent on getting one more drink before Mnal consignment to the never ending flames. The people of Brown count arj somewhat peculiar. No railroadV infest the county and most or the in habitants thereof scare at the cars when they venture out or their native jungles ijl.o th" busy realms of civilization.

.Vr/tim of i:ivttion

Ollice of the Louisville, New Albany Chicago Railway Co., No. 80, Broad way New York, Feb. o, 189-2.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Louisville, New Albany AChicago Railway Company will he lidd in the oflices of the company at Indianapolis, Indiana, on Wednesday, Marc!

IW-, at, 12 o'clock noon to elect directors, to consider and act upon a proposition to change the time of the Annual meetings to tho third Wednesday or September, to consider and net upon a proposition to the Chicago Western Indiana Railroad Company with reference to additional terminal facilities at Chicago, III.,

!lnd

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The transfer books will from Feb. 27th, 1KSI2, at 12 March 10th, IK'.ia at 1(1 a.m.

W. II.

LKWIS,

lninB.

act such other business as may come 1 'ore the meeting. Polls open from 1 '2 o'clock o'clock afternoon.

noon, to 1

be closet' M., unti

SAMI'EI THOSUS,

l'res

Sec.

Conhing ie.nl3 to Consumption? Kemps lialsam will stop the cou^'h at

STATE NEWS.

Towns In Indiana Furnish Muoh Interesting Information.

CoiiTentlon*

SHOALS,

Indiana.

Ind, Fab. IS.—The demo

'Ci-ats assembled In mass conyentlon at this place Saturday for tho purpose of selecting delegates to the state, congressional, judicial and representative conventions and also to reorganize the county central committee to prepare for tho work in the coining cum paign. The delegates selected were instructed to cast their votes as a unit for Mason ,1. Niblack, of Knox county, for governor.

MAMON,

Ind., Feb. 15.—The repub

licans were six hours iu convention Saturday afternoon here, nominating the following ticket: For representative, Isaiah it. Shugart sherilT, John T. Williams: recorder, Charles A. i.illibridge treasurer, William E. ileal surveyor, Ancel E. Uatlifl' commissioners, Joseph Lugar and !•'. W. Chase coroner, James lioyd (colored),

W.w.Asii, Ind., Feb. l.*.—The Wabash county republican convention held here Saturday nominated the following: Representative, W. S. Jordan prosecuting attorney, Alfred 11. l'luiunier, tdierill', W. T. Williams treasurer, John Summeiland surveyor, Keys Conner coroner, A. M. Gibson assessor, Aarou Singer. The convention adopted resolutions indorsing

President Harrison and his renomination. FKANKFOKT,

Ind., Feb. 15.—The

third party met in this city Saturday and nominated a complete county ticket, from representative to coroner. All the nominees are farmers save tho recorder, who is a mechanic.

On a Iltiiiawny Truiii.

iMMAXAi'oi.is, Ind., Feb. ''15 —The passengers ou tho north-bound passenger train ou the Evansville •& Indianapolis railroad had a thrilling experience Friday. At? the train was approaching Saline City a freight was trying to back upon lie switch so as to permit the passenger to pass. The brakeman on the freight lost his head ami threw the freight on the track with the approaching passenger. The engineer saw that a collision was imminent and lie reversed the engine and he and the fireman both jumped to the ground. The passenger and freight barely touched each other when the former slowly beirau to back up. The speed increased. and as it passed the engineer and fireman it was going so fast that neither could get into the call. Its speed increased with every move and soon it was backing' down the road at the rate of 3U miles an hour. The passengers became panic stricken and men and women screamed anil wrung their hands in the agony of despair. Conductor Stinsen tried to quiet tho affrighted passengers, but was himself as white as a sheet. Recovering himself, ho started to the engine, climbing through the baggage car and over the teuder, the train rushing backward with terrible velocity all the time., lie linally gained the cab and brought tlie ti ain to a halt. Several of the lady passengers fainted.

Verillet Aeniniit 11 Sulotm Keeper. WAHASIT. Ind., Feb. 15.—In the fall of ls'.in a minor -son of Joseph Sliney, of Lagro township, this county, got drunk on liquor purchased in Andrews, Huntington county. On "his -way home the boy fell into the Wabash river and was drowned. His father brought suit for damagoss against Gauss and others, where the liquor was bought, for 55,000 damages. Tho case was tried in Huntington, and Saturday the jury returned a verdict against Gauss for $5,000.

Iuiligniuit at limtiraiico Conipaiilea. I.A 1'oiiTii, Ind., I'cb. 15. When the Niles & Scott Company was burned out a few weeks since it carried an insurance of S'2S,000. Owing to delay ou the part of adjusters the loss has not yet been settled, and as many men have been thrown out of employment the merchants of tlie town have deelded that unless the claim is adjusted immediately they will withdraw their insurance from the companies interested in the ease.

firlp In lixllaiiH AllIttiMJ.

ri.y.Mo"i.Tli, Ind., Feb. 15.—The grip, which has raged for six weoks, is beginning to abate and the number of cases reported and the number of deaths decrease in like proportion. Dr. J. II. Wilson, secretary of the board of health, estimates the number of cases within the period stated at 1,000, while the number of deaths will probably reach 100.

IIo Still I.lvc«,

I Nit A nai'Oi.is, Ind., Feb. 15.—The recent report that Marvin Kuhns, the northern Indiana desperado, had. died in the Columbus (O.) penitentiary,

Was

a relief from the anxiety some people hav« felt for a long time. It was short-lived, however, for inquiry proved the rumor to be untrue Kuhns is not dead, but is serving ]if, tcnee.

TakiMi Hack to He Tried.

KVANSVII.I.I:,

Ind.. Fe.U 15 —There

arrived from Mount Vernon, Ind., Sunday .1. Calvin, sheriff of Wayne ciunt.v, 111., having in charge Mercer Adtierbury, who is wanted on the charge of the murd.or of a prominent young man of that pl»ce named liobert irifHn.

Jndhina Oratorical Content. III.OOMI.VOTO.V., ind., Feb. 15.—At the annnnl orutorS^il contest of Indiana university Saturday there was great interest. ltero "wisre three candidates,

M. 1 iuhlia/rd, of Portland, Ind., being successful. He will represent tho university in the state contest.

Sc«»k» Heavy Damages.

(losnivN, Ind., Feb. Hi.—Josie Ivane has filed suit against Sylvester \V. Shumartl for £I.o,o[M damages on the grounds that the defendant unlawfully sold liquor to her husband, thereby causing the breaking- up of her home.

Powder

u«a la Millions of Homr s-40 Years tie Stanlaroi

It CarcBColds.Coo^hs.Sore Throftt,Croup,InflaenXA,WhoopingCough.BroDChiuaftudAsthma, A ORtftin cure for Consumption lu flrti uapcf, *od »nrt relief in advanced fttngra. l«"«toucu. You will aeetbo excellent eifrct ofter taking the first dose. s»ui dvftlori j'uhvrv, Lugv L^iUci, £0 oeuu fl.UO.

Natural Gas Fitting.

If you are going to havo your house piped for Natural Gas call and seo us. Wo can save you money, as our rent6 •are small ami we only want living wages for doing your work. We use tho best, Block that money will buy and employ natie but iirst class workmen. We make no charge for measuring your lionso and giving vou estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

1 2 5 S re S

GROBRY & L'JiJH STAMD

Jrt?"Fri»sh Line of Groceries Always kept in Slock^^T Lunch Ou'Uliter open Dny ami NiK!t unti kepi

Blocked with

First (JI ass Katiibies. I la utiles, Jjmrs, Celery Kept In Stock.

SEEKING &S0jS

LOT STREET DEPOT.

Goods Delivered to any part of tho city.

Agents Wanted.

J. W, BCEL'S Grand New Master Bcoli

From !"00fo$."00 prr month is tioinfMiiadc h-y AjrctitM who hiivt1 taken tlx* ufrenc\ forthin jrvviit Historical work, hy Aimrrleu's

I nUaiiKiuii ion,

Heulu the Soroa

Kexlorea the Senses of I'us( and Smell.

TRTf THE CUKE.

INOHL

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

ition? author. A vast gUAUTU Imne of war »HH) jnureH, crjnal to over 1,000 pugcsol an ordinary tuvo book Vrlcoonly fci. The grandest tiookuf Ihe

IIK'.

Apt'iHg Kay "It Is the

yreut^t seller they ever saw." Ifjouuro thinking of taking an agency you need look no further, as you willtliulit Impossible to 11 n1 any other hook that will make the money for you as easily and rapidly as this handsome vol* umo. Over MOO line engravings and large double patfij oil paintings in beautiful eolors. Our terms are always the bent. Special Imlueements to those who aet promptiv. Don't miss this great opportunity lor coining money, but write at once tor outfit and Territory. Ow

Tilt BOWSEIt PUBLISHING CO.

INIHANAI'OIjIS,

E LYS

CR LAM Al

demises tlie XUHItl l'.ISMlKI'S, Allays 1'iiln itml

INI)

CATARRH

gggpB HAYFEVER

-FEVER

A jmrtiele lh nppliud into each nostril and is unrceablo. Price f0c at druffRiRts by mail, rcnristorrri, ftOo—ELY BRO*., W Warrcu at., New Yoik.

JAPANESE

A Guarunti.Hid Cure for Piles of whatever kind or decree—KXIONJHI. Internal, Mind or Blocdlngltchlntf'ChrotiiCfKucentor Hereditary This Hcmedy Itus positively never been known i/ fall. $1,00 a UJX,

boxes for #R.00 sent by

mail prepaid on receipt ot prieo. A written Gimntntee poslively given to

UPCII

purchaser

of 0 boxes, when purchased at one time, to rjfund tho cr» uo paid if not. cured. Guarantee issued by Nye & Co. Drufr?iutF& Sole Agents )rawf»rdsvlHe. Ind. Siinu^lcH Free.

Finest liuo ot cakes and confectioneries in the city at Nicholson it Jacktnnn'e, 127 ionth Ore«n »tr*st,

TRADE0 PAL-ACE^

Suits

Book: Store.

We hiive largo -*in1 nssorted ntock of Books for Ci litres. Schools. Presents, and the reading public. A Full Line of

WALLPAPER

Of the best quality 011 the market mid ut. very rensoMible prices. The most prominent City Dailies, Magazines. Pictorial Taper bin. Fashion Sheets enn always be found at our store.

Robinson & Wallace.

CORNER HOOK STORE.

Don't Forget

That you can buy anything in the Grocery line as cheap as usual at 103 East Main St. We have the stock and make prices '"hat, sell the poods.

Will sell the entire Stock and Fixtures to anyone at a Bargain.

O. S. ElbTSIMIIIISrGKEI*.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

*Two Dollars For One!*

-Attend the Great New York-

Bankrupt Clothing Sale,

212, E. Main street.

Twenty-five thousand dollars worth of fine Ready Made Clothing ordered sold by the Assignee at once at less than 50c on the dollar. This sale will be continued until the entire stock is sold. Come early and get choice ot bargains. We otter 100 doz. of Men's Shii«ts at 15 cents each, Tirorth 50c. We offer 50 dozen Boys Shirts at 15c worth 50c, We will sell 200 Men's

Socks at 5c worth 15c. We offer Men's Heavy Uneerwear at 13 cents, worth 50 cents.

We only name a few of the many bargains in suits:

100 Men's Suits, all sizoK, will bo Hold at §2, worth S3. S3 .r)0 S10 and S1'2 15, worth, 818.50-312

200 Men's Suits, all styles, 103 .t .. .. 212 100 .HOTS

Striking Values in Men's Overcoats.

You can buy two overcoats for tiess than tho prhe of one.

Big bargains^Pantaloons

200 pairs Fine Dress l'ants at 0,Sc. Worth S2.50 to S3. All goods Marked in plain selling figures and

Sold Strictly at One Price.:

Come and be convinced that one Dollar will do the work of two.

THE NEW YORK

Bankrupt Clothing Sale.

212, E. Main St. Crawfordsville, Ind.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Catftorla.

South of CJour House.

S8, $lfiandS18 98c, worth $2.50 S3