Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 February 1892 — Page 4

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FMOTHERS'I FRIEND".

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I Ktakss Child Eulh Easy,

ShortensLabor, Lessens Pain,

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BRADFiELO RECULATOR CO. ATLANTA, QA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Son! bv Nvo & Co

Not One of Our Rings,

Nu*. we have rings that are equally attractive and our display of HLVKKWAKK a least for the ev«*. If that which lusttous beyond description, but utmost perfectly plain, appeal to your taste wo can show you some superb specimens if the highly decorated it* in your lino, come and look at some of the most pleasing devices that- ever h*tt tho magic lingers ot accomplished workers in silver. ll would be mistake for you to run away wilh the hiea that it takes a *:ood deal of money to irratily such tastes. We will clear away such mi5apprcheu?lons on that point if you will call ami look at our Orange Howls, Nut am) Fruit-Dishes, and other tmhdes .too numerous to mom ion. I'ieuse bear in mind that we are headquarters for making- t?*od timekeepers out of your watches and clocks and that is Lao rr:m,u repair mote than all others. v'

207 Ensv Main Street

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We Have the Nerve

iT" say that we can Please You in

Goods anci Prices... All Goods at Cost.

1 East Main Street.

J. S. KELLY.

MUSIC HALL

RESTAURANT

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COLD MORNING

Nothing tastes bettor than .some or those IK)T CAKES cooked on I soap stone griddles. Butter and molasses will] every plate.- 'v'-

VLE, REYNOLDS & BENJAMIN.

NAXtritAL AND -A K'l'I l'H.'1A i.

GAS FITTERS

AND I'l.OlUKHh

Employ only experienced workmen and teat each job thoroughly and to the satisfaction of tho Natural (las Tn speetor, We assure yon that if your orders are left with us, the .vork will be done properly and carefully.

We carry a large assortment of Nat lira! Gas Fixtures, In addition to l'ipe and Fittings we have Burners for every size stove, grate or furnace.' Logs Orate Fillings and everything necessary for grate or stove, liemember your contiwtion with the Company's line is •nade bv us free of cost.

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WORkB

SOAP

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY, BEST FOB Qeiteral Household (tee.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TH0HS1UY, FEB. 18,1892.

FT,ASHES fSOMOVER THE OITT.

--N. J. Clodfelter is in Indianapolis. Mat Pohertv is in Indianapolis today. -liarrv Rice, tins returned froinWavoland. —Willis Brown left to-day for Athens. Ohio. —Herb Lucas left for Louisville last night. —R. S. Thomson went to Greenfield to-dny. —Miss Nona Huffman is visiting in Indianapolis. —A. A. McCain went to Indianapolis this morning. —Tho county schools close a week from to-morrow. —Miss Lulu Keegnn went to Indianapolis this morning. —A. C. Jennison and wife went to

Tr.dianapolis this morning. —The suit of H.S.Braden against the city has been finally disposed of. —The w.ll of Frederick Htiekerv, deceased, has been admitted to probate.' —Tho French Folly Company, one of the best burlesques on tho road, will be at Music Unll next Thursday. —W. M. jeves. W. E. Humphrey and O. D. Humphrey will hear lngersol lectin on ".Shakespeare"' at Indianapolis this evening. •—The Epworth League, of the Methodist church, h: engaged a stereopticon view lecturer to give a series of entertainments during the May Festival. The festival this year will consist of three lectures and a concert. —Miss Lucy Hanvood, for so many years connected with the Junction House, will be taken to Chicago ou Saturday where the surgeons will attempt to remove a cancer from her stomach. She is very weak and will probably' not survive the operation.

The Republicans of Franklin township last Saturday selected the following delegates: To Brazil: J. H. Steward and S. S. Martin to Indianapolis, J. M. llollingsworth to Ft. Wayne, Daniel Lewis and J. A. Berryman. Delegates will choose their own alternates.

.—The Supreme Court has reversed the decision of this courfein the action brought by George Grimes, of Ladoga, against the Monon road. The Judge here sustained tho demurrer to the complaint. The decision of the Supreme Court causes general surprise among the attorneys. —If you are suffering from the effects of La Grippe, or from any chronic, nervous, private or female disease you should not put off any longer the treatment you so much need, but go to the great Indian doctor at tho Bobbins House on Tuesday, Feb. 23, and receive from him the roots, barks, herbs, plants and leaves which were placed iu the ground by tho great Spirit for tho benefit of mankind. These remedies do not poison the system and leave you in a worse condition, but they build you up and give you health and happiness.

f: Business Change, v1-'",'- i:: I'pon Dext Monday, George Graham retires from the well known lirm of Kline & Graham, Jewelers, and assume a half partnership in the Trade Palace, the (try goods establishment now owned by his father-in-law, I). F. McClure. Mr. Graham's many friends will regret see him leave the field he has so long occupied, but will be equally glad to welcome him in another. Mr. Graham entered the jewelry store of M. C. Kline inlrtTl aiu. by hard .work, perseverance and his gentlemanly ways he finally beanie a half partner in the tlourishijg business. Since that time it has grown steadily and Mr. Graham here won htin-

Ireds of friends. He carried with him a zeal and enthusiasm which never fails to win and always careful and honest, lie has won.tho confidence of all. Into his new business he carries the best wishes of the city and county and will undoubted ly prove as valuable a factor there as he lias in the business with which ho has so long bec-n identified. Mr. Kline who again enters into full possession of the jewelry store, will conduct the business on the same firm base and principles which have characterized it since its establishment many years ago. He has the implicit confidence of all and is worthy of it.

Shenandoah.

Bronson Howard's greatest triumph "Shenandoah" which has mot with such pronounced sweess in New York, Bos ton, Chicago arid San Francisco, will be presented at Music Hall for 0110 performance on Friday. Feb. 1!), in the same manner in regard to cast, scenery and effects as seen du ing its long run in the abovo cities. Tho nicety with which the love interest is blended with the incidents of war, is the keynote of "Shenandoah's" very great success. It is said to be everywhere ]ermeated with a sentiment of deep patriotism, but through the rattle of musketry run the beautiful love stories which makeup the lives of the heroes and heroines The play is said to be the first piece of a military order which has intelligently represented tactics of war, even the system of signalling on fire being givon. Tn the third act is shown a picture of a battle scene on tho skirts of an engagement, and it is claimed to bo the greatest scene ever presented on tho Amorcan stage. It will bo played by the same cast as seen 300 nights inXew York.

The Farmers' Council.

What promises to be a most interesting meeting of tho Farmers Council

will be hoid at the court house on druggists., Thursday, Feb. 25. New members are

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10 a. tn.—election ol' officers. 11 ii. m.-Paper on Sanitary ('omlltion tfX the Farm J. Davidson

AFTERNOON.

I:'i0- Discussion—Should there l»e OrIrani/,uion Among rarmorfi.. Iknrv windier :.'M—How to Make and 80 Acre J-'arm ''rty J. 1. Harshharifer 3:80 Mock Heel as a F»'ed W.P Hrltton

Death of Mrs. Jacob Sprow. Mrs. Annie Sprow, aged 21) years, wife of Jacob Sprow, died this morning at :HU o'clock at her home on south Washington street. She had been sick a long time and hor death was not unexpected. She loaves a husband and two small children. The deceased was sister of Mrs. Neisfadt.

MAKBIAGE LI0EN8E.

Ed. G. Grimes and Allie E. Davis. George T. l'utton and Martha E. Smith.

Jasper Bttsenbnrk and Emma V. Swenrougen.

Surmised.'

Last evening quite a number of the Red Men and their squaws swooped down on the lodge of J. W. Stroh while ho was absent •worshipping the Great Spirit. When he returned ho found his lodge in complete possession of the friendly braves and a most pleasant evening was passed by nil present.

Missionary Social.

The following programme will be givon at the Ladies' Missionary social,at First Presbyterian church this evening:

OHCHKPTIIA—K. K. K. Club.

Duett—"Tint I,and of Swallows." MatsttH. Mas. 1 NT.i.is, Miss

CAMNN.

Aniruta' Sorcninle (Violin (Jbliirmo)

Miss

Ilraya.

NOUA SCHWLU/.KII.

Utlte .. Recitation. Orcliestru Mut-iciM .-\muiem*v

To Members of the P.O.S, of A. Every member of the 1\ O. S. of A. will please bear in mind that the Camp will attend services at ("outer church next Sunday evening, and malto it a point to be there. Meet at tho new hall at 0:30 and go in a body. The Commnndery will go in uniform with the Camp. Lot there be a large .number present.

Never .Been on the Oars.

Clarcrice Petorman, the defendant, in the divorce case, has never been on the cars although living on tho railroad all his life. He has been one of the chief business hustlers of Mace for several years and his timidity in regard to the cars is remarkable to say tho least. In addition to novor having been on the cars Mr. Peterman made his debut in a barber's chair last Tuesday evening, when for the first time he had his hair cut by a tonsorial artist. Previous to that time he had never been in a barber's chair.

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/i'O.S.S.

Dr. Kelly is the guest of Ins mother, Mrs. Nancy Evans. John Myers is not much improved. He suffers great pain.

Miko Lane has purchased a farm near Lebanon and will soon move there. The convention was held in such a remote place that we have not heard from it yet.

W. B. Rodman will hold a review term here this spring beginning April 1. In connection with the common branches he will instruct, in the high school grade.

Mrs. Nancy Evans died suddenly Tuesday morning of heart failure. She was 76 years old and a faithful member of the M. E. church. Slie passed away leaving a host of friends to mourn her loss.

Tho small son of John Petticord had three of his lingers on his right hantl almost mashed off. He was feeding a cutting machine when his hand was caught in between tho cogs cutting his lingers in a shocking manner. --My,'

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Who wnl be our first marshal Mrs. James Gillen is very poorly. Sair. Landers is clerking in J. W. Wiliams store.

The plasterers are at work on Dr. Beattv's house. R. G. Criss has jiist brought on a line sulkey hay rake.

Lonnie Doyle, of Crawfordsvillo was on our streets Saturday. Miss Lou Wilkinson is visiting friends at Brown's Valley this week.

Miss Minnie Gregg, of Crawfordsvillo. was visiting friends here Sunday. Business is looming up inNewMarket. Barney Packet has traded horses.

Born, to "Mr. and Mrs. Conley a baby boy. Tins is Mr. Conley's thirteenth hild.

Mr. Dates wants the school to have another play so that ho can act as a wax figure again.

Over two-thirds of the voters of New Market signed the petition for tho incorporation.

A. J. Wolfe, of Waveland, shipped a car load of lumber from Mr. Childers' mill to Buffalo Thursday.

George Henderson who clerks in A.M Bell's drugstore at Lebanon,Intl., passed through here Saturday morning enraute to Roachdale.

At tho rate New Ross and Waynetown are quarreling over their orphans, they must have had war latolv. Perhaps they went to Chili.

The JstiUteri.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with winch ladies iriay use the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite romedy. To get the truo and ".onuine article, look for tho name of the California Fig Syrnp Co., printed near the bottom of the package..

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Jiitbii" J'ort

Ill/if

It's leading characteristics are: Age. Purity and Strength important items in these days of imitation and adulter ation. Nothing better can be used to promote health, to stimulate and invigorate the system, tone tho stomach, aid digestion, create an apetite and repair the waste tissues of the lungs, smooth and rich to tho taste. A grand toni for convalescents, tho aged, mothers nursing, and those reduced anil weak oned by wasting disease.

One bottle is equal in nutriment to twenty pounds of beef. )emaud "Royal Rtlby" of your druggist or dealer. Pint bottles 00 cents quarts SI. Accept no substitute "just as good"—they have it not.

ROYAL WINK

Co., Ciiicago.

Sold and guaranteed by Nye .t Co. and Moffott A- Morgan, the leading

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candies,

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INDIANA.

The Very Latest News from Many Localities In the State.

nold Burglar..

INDIANATOLIS,

Ind., Feb. 18.—At 3

o'clock Wednesday morning Mrs. Fisher, residing on Henry street, awoke to find her wrist in the viselike grip of a burglar, who also held a knife across her throat. The robber told her to mnke no outcry or ho would kill her, and at the same time demanded to be taken where her money was concealed. Mrs. Fisher was in the act of complying when a daughter, sleeping in an adjoining room, appeared, and tho burglar lied. .Toe Fisher, tho son of Mrs. Fisher, was aroused, and with a friend named McAllister gave chase. On Illinois street they came upon two men, one of whom took to his heels. The other was arrested, lie was taken before Mrs. Fisher and daughter, who identified him. The prisoner's name is Michael Apjohn, a harnessmalcer, who has hitherto borne a good reputation.

Arrtvitrd for Arson.

HAMMOND,

Intl., Feb. IS.—Daniel

Havilin was arrested Wednesday by .Sheriff Turner and Marshal Walker at F.nglewood charged with arson and defrauding an insurance company out of S'.ISO. .Some time ago llavilin moved to the Northrup farm and put in a stock of fine horses. He had everything heavily insured. About six weeks ago the large barn where these horses were stabled was fired and the insurance company made the loss good. It is now shown that Ilavlin shipped his fanyy stock to Grand Junction, Mich., tho night before the barn burned and substituted a lot of crippled horses for them.

Married on Horseback.

PAOI.I.

Intl., Feb. IS.—Tuesday after

noon. while the rain was descending in torrents, Squire D. M. lludelson heard a halloo, and upon going to the dooi was confronted by a couple on horseback who wanted to be joined in the holy bonds of wedlock. He was directed to go ahead and tie them together for life as they sat on their horses. The proper license being produced, he propounded the usual questions and pronounced them husband and wife according tc the stdtute. The groom was William Toliner and his bride Miss Minnie li. Stnekhouse.

l.ahor Trouhlon at Imlmnapoh*.

1 NPI AN A l'oi.is. Ind., Feb. IS.—The strike of the machinists at the PanHandle shop begins for the tirst time tc have a serious" aspect. The International Machinists' union has taken hold of the matter and lias Sent a man here with full power to tall out all the machinists on the system if necessary. Superintendent Darlington says the matter is settled so far as the company is concerned. The men would not be employed again under any consideration, and, as for treating with discharged men, that is not the policy of his coinpanv.

Almost Killed by an Kxplo.stnn.

WAIIASU, I

nil, Feb. IS.—Harry Cal

ligan. chief electrician for the Wabasli Klectric Company, narrowly escaped death Tuesday night. The fuel used at the works is crude oil. stored in a large underground tank near the ailding. This tank was being filled from a car and Calligan in passing the tank with a lantern fell and threw the lantern to the ground, thuf igniting the gas and causing an awfui explosion, lie was so badly burnec that his life was for a time, despaired of. Considerable damage was done tt the building.

Filed a Big Mortgage.

CiUtwiiitTs, Ind., Feb. 18.—A mortgage for Sl,0nu,000 was filed for record Wednesday upon the Evansville & Richmond railroad, recently built lrj 1). J. Mackey, from Elmira, Daviess county, to Westport, Decatur county. The mortgage is dated September, 1, lS'.U, and is payable in forty years, per eent. interest, and in favor of the Farmers' l.oan and TrustCompany ol New York. ?tM'il

Not rust

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LA POKTK,

Year.

Ind., Feb IS.—A lettei

from the pope will be read in the Catholic churches of this diocese next Sunday regulatingthe fasts for the lentec season. The rescript absolves the faith, ful from the law of fasting and abstinence in view of the virulence of the influenza. The dispensation is general and-makes no exceptions of days oi seasons.r

TousinH Jo to Chicago to Marry.

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.YKTTK, Ind., Feb. IS.— I'Mwart:

Ranb and Miss Henrietta liaub, oi South illend, accompanied by Miss Mamie Kaub and George Martin, went to Chicago Wednesday morning, where the first f.v.. named were quietly mar ried. They are the children of brothers, both wealthy farmers, and could not marry in this state because they are cousins. The obstacle was easilj overcome by going to Chicago. ,•

In .lull for Cutting Iiown roirtt. liitAZft., Inn., Feb. IS.—J. K. Miller, a wealthy farmer living '& miles wesl of Brazil, was arrested on a warran' sworn out by the Postal Telegrapl Company charging him with cutting the telegraph poles in front of his re& idenee. He was brought here and lodged in jail. This is the third time Miller has been arrested for injui-inj) the company's property.

l.iiy Down In Front or the Train.

liKAZii., Intl.. Fob. 18.—John Perry, well known here, y. ho was recently adjudged insane and confined at th poor asylum, escaped and went tc Koekville. where he lay down on a rail road track in front of a moving freight train, which passed over him, muti lating his body beyond recognition.

]'aK*4Ml Counterfeit Quartern.

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.Minjakins vbL^Powden

Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard,

SVII.I.K, Ind., Feb. 18.— Jame-

Walkcr, a noted counterfeiter, was put in jail here Wednesday by a Unitec States

His last offense wai

passing counterfeit quarters.

It CaresColds.Coughs.Sorc Thro*t,Cronp.Infiuenta,Whooping Cougb.Broncbitis aul Asthma, A CTlain ctir« far Consumption in Qrit »uk% and ft »ur* rrlie* tu advanced stages. t- at onc». You will see tho excellent effect after taking the first dose. ?«u fcv driers eri'ra Luj« bullies, &0 cciiU aud jl.W.

Natural Gas

Fitting.

If von are going to have your house piped for Natural Gas call and see ns. Wo can save you money, as our rents are small nnd we only want living wages for doing your work. We use tho best stock that money will buy and employ nunc but first class workmen. We make no charge for measuring your house ami giving you estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

2 S S

GROERY & LUNCH STAND.

ir0r"Fresh Line of Groceries Always kept iu Stock^'^ Luneli Countci oi'cn Day anil Niirlitaml kept stocked with First h»ss Katubies.

Ctimllcs, Oysters, Celery Kept In Stock.

SEERlimSOK

PLUM STREET DEPOT. Goods delivered to any part of the city.

Agents Wanted.

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It has been thoroughly tested on all kinds of carpets and is

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You will do well to secure one as it will bo your only chance.

VIRGIL P. MILLER

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

MHfCHRE

PALACES

212,

HOTS

Suits

Book Store.

i! have a large .and iis'orlod stock of Hooks for Colleges, Ghouls, Prcseiits. and tlie reading public. A Full Line of

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Of Uie best quality on the rket and at very reasonable prices. The mcist promijient City Dailies, Mii« y.ines. Pictorial Paper :.m. Fashion Sheets can always be found at. our store.

Robinson & Wallace.

CORNER HOOK STORE.

I Am Offering Specia! Inducements

To people that want

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going to close this stock of goods out and it will pay you

to come and get prices.

o. 3. EisrsMnsro-Eip^.

JS^'Will sell the entire stock at a bargain..

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Two Dollars For One!

Attend r.he Great New York-

Bankrupt Clothing Sale,

UyEeLixx street.

Twenty-five thousand dollars worth of flne 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 offer 100 doz. of Men's Shirts at 3 5 cents each, worth 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.

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

100 'Men's .Suits, all sizes, will be sold at S'2. worth .?!(. 200 Jlen's Suits, all styles, §3 f0 SlOfindSl103 15, worth, S13.50-SI-212 ." .•?*, S10and SIS 100

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South of (.'our: House.

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worth S2.f)0

ng'Values in Men's Overcoats.

You can buy two overcoats for Less than the prhr of one. ..

Big bargainsiPantaloons

200 pairs Fine Dress Pnnts at !ISc, Worth S2.50 to §1$. 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.

E. Main St. Crawfordsville, Ind.

Children Ciy for Pitcher's Castoria.