Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 March 1892 — Page 4

THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.

Sly rtvtor nays it nets e\*ntlr on th* -tomach. Mill kultu'va, and in a ptoamuit laxative. This artuk is made from hi'rlw. tuid Its prvporwl £or useaawwil/ aa lea. It i« called

LANE'S MEDICINES

All drupelet* veil It at 60c. and fl.oo per packaco. Buy one today. LAIIC'M Family Mrdlclne mow* the howol* onch

day*

liixJlhj. Uiit* is tiectfcfeary.

order to l«

Not One of Our Rings.

lUr. *ve have rinjrs that arc equally nurue-tivi-aiul our ll5pisiy of S1LVLKW.ARK is a least lor t.hi» ey\». II that wliteli is lustrous, beyond ilOMTiution. but almost perfectly plain, appoals to your taste wt? win show you potm* superb specimens: It the hlwhly JeeomuM Is In yonr lino, eotueunrt look at *om»» oi tho most pleasing devices that evor left the limbic tinkers of accomplished workers in silver. It wuuld be a mistake for you to run away with the Idea that it takes a pood dual of money to rratify sueh tiistes. Wo will clear away such tuisamuvhensions on that point it' you will call aua look at our OruiiKC Howls, Nut ami Fruit Dishes and other articles to.) numerous to mention. Please bear in mind that wo sire headquarters for making jrtod timekeepers out of your watches and clocks* and that is the reason.we repair inoie thau alt others.

207 East Main Street

iJLxFi© '©$••

You can get more positive discomfort out of a shoe to the square inch tlinu out of almost Anything else under the sun to the square mile. If you don't think so, try it. That's one side of the picture. Hero's thc other: From the right kind of a shoe you can get no discomfort at all: on the contrary it will bo a case of getting satisfaction first, last and all the time. This is exactly what you can dejjend upon our $3.00 shoe to give you: it will give you this and nothing else, and, before you've worn it ten minutes you'll agree with us.

J". S. KIELZ-TST.

l'J-t East .Main Street.

MUSIC HALL

RESTAURANT®

Wilt furnish banquets tor a/l-sorts

of occasions.

Dressmaking

On M.udi Miss Mary Dill-

man anil AIiss Ilaltie Leslie will

open a new dress-making shop at

610 South Green street. Fashion

able dress-making a specialty.

Miss MARY E. WILHITE

Who lias been lit aMeiKWinrr the iioston School of Oratory will rereive pupils In Klocutlon at her Iiomt-,

302 W Wafcnsh Avenue.

"liayill Until/" J'ort ll'llie. It's leading characteristics are: Age, Purity and Strength—important items in these days of imitation and adulteration. Nothing better can be used to promote health, to stimulate and invigorate the system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create an a polite and repair the waste tissues of the lungs, smooth and rich to the taste. A gralid tonic for convalescents, the aged, mothers nursing, and those reduced and weakened by wasting disease.

One bottle is equal in nutriment to twenty pounds of beef. Demand "Roval Ruby" of your drugg'st or dealer. I'int bottieB fiO cents quin ts $1. Accept no substitute '-just as good"—they have it nut. JiorAii WINK Co., Chicago.

Hold and guaranteed by Nye A- Co., the leading druggist.

Lane's J'uuiily-Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people need to uceit.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TUESDAY, MARCH 8,1892.

BUILDIHG_BOOM.

There Will Be a Revival in the Buildine Interests this Spring. Crawfordsville is blossoming out in every way ar.d rapidly "coming to the front Mary Aun." It ia already the most beautiful and cultured place in Indiana and has now begun to experience the benefits of the reaction which has struck the gas towns of the Slate, all of which have been boomed to death. We have the gas with none of its annoyances and will continue in the even tenor of our way, which, we wish it distinctly understood, is not second tenor by any manner of meune. The contractors are much pleased with the building prospect for the coming season and pronounce it more Mattering than it has been for several years. There will be a large number of handsome residences go up this spring in various parts of the city. Some are already plannec. and some are being planned.

Below is a partial list of those who will build. James Evans will erect a handsome residence on his south Washington street lot.

John Kern will also build a pretty house on south Washington street. Prof. R. A. King will erect a beautiful residence on west Wt'.bash avenue.

Heury Schenck is preparing to erect a commodious home on west Wabash avenue.

Newt Martin will erect a fine resiieuce on west Main street. Seymore Detchon will probably locate in this city and is looking for a suitable location to bnild.

William Hulett will erect fonr neat cottages in the Galey addition on east Jefferson street.

Max Tannenbaum will probably erect a fine home on his lot on the corner of Jefferson and Water streets.

John Fenton will build a pretty home in the Galey addition on east Jefferson street.

The daughters of Campbell Craig have purchased a lot in the Galey addition OJ east Wabash avenue and will build a neat residence.

Dr. Ream hns purchased a lot on Whitlock avenue and will build a modern cottage.

Newt Wray will completely remodel his property on east Main street. The Baptist church will erect a handsome house of worship on the site now occupied by their present building, which is entirely too small for their increasing membership. The members of the United Brethren church will also build and are hunting a location.

Robert Bruce will erect a pretty residence in the Brush Russell addition on east Market street.

A. H. Richner is building a neat cottage on oast Franklin street. W. M. Darter is preparing' to erect a residence on south Grant avenue.

M. E. Clodfelter will bnild a splendid residence on his lot on west Wabash avi-nue.

Harvey Tiusloy will enhirge and remodel his residence on west Wabash avenue.

George D. Hurley will erect a line new residence on the corner of Green and Jefferson streets.

D. W. Hartman will erect handsome dwelling on West Main street.

WILSON STOUT.

End of a Long and Useful Life —A Good Man Sons to His Reward. Wilson Stout was born in Pennsylvania July 30, 1807. When about^six years of age, his father was drowned, leaving a wife and twelve children. Soon after his father's death the family moved to Butler county, Ohio. At the age of 21 years, on May 28, 1830, ho was joined in holy matrimony to Julia Esther Turner. They have lived together for over sixty-one years. Soon after their marriage they moved to Fayette county, this state and there lived till February, IS 18. Leaving a large number of frit-nds I10 moved to Montgomery county where he has lived ever since. He has been a faithful member of the M. K. church for fifty years. The hail born unto them nine children, four boys and five girls, lie leaves surviving him an aged wife and the nine children, thirty grandchildren and twelve great grancliildren. His ago at his death, which occurred March 4th, was 8'1 years. 7 months and 14 days.

He was a devoted husband and a loving father. He had survived all his father's family and first to go out of his own family. By special request of the deceased Rev. (jr. W. Stafford conducted the funeral services on Sunday morning at Wesley Chapel, six miles west of the city. Rev. John M. Stafford, his pastor, being present and taking part in the

A Chancv/'or Sjtecuhiilmi. If auvbody wants to put up S150 en the merits of their goods it makes no difference to us.- But if the same is intended to bluff us that ia different. We are prepared to meet the bluffer on their own terms and grounds.and furthermore we will say that we will raise the sum to £500, saying that our line of bread and cakes will outclass, both in quality and assortment,j the goods turned out by a man who is trying to bluff himself into popularity. CliAWI'OHlJKVII.LF. BAKINO AND CANDY

Co.Ml'ANY.

Oh! what beautiful dress goods Bischof is showing this Beason, and so cheap.

•-•A -A

vrJ W

ifii

It's Just

asc5oocJ

The horse thief detective association should pass resolutions condemning the rascal Death who has stolen old Jennie away.

A Growing Industry.

Peter Mclntyre, of New l'ork City, in the city, and lias just engaged to travel through Iowa, Nebraska and contiguous states in the interest of Bryant

Watson's cresting. Mr. Bryant says that within the next few weeks they expect to have five more men on the road and the orders they bring in will make necessary the enlargement of the factory. When asked if a building would be erected here he replied that in all probability it would not. Other places, notably Kansas City and St. Louis have made them good inducements and one of there offers will be accepted. Here is an opportunity for the Land and Im provement Company. While it is get ting factories to locate here it should also keep its eye on those that are already here. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.

Declamation Contest.

The Walnut Township Declamatory Contest will bo held at M. E. church, New Ross, March 12, at 2 p. 111. The following is the programme: The Existence of 11 God Civile Loop How He Saved St. Michael's f'reil Gott

Muslo.

The Drawbridge Keeper Willie Swisher The Druiikunl fl Story.. Elsie Mcl.uuifhllu usio. Edinburgh After Floddeii Jane Cbnmlto The Knell of Time Clydle lMerson

Music.

liitle of Jennie McXeul Lulu Turner lloi-utius at the Urldifc..... I.en llimklns usle. udges' decision.

Music.

Ten cents admission will be for adult6 and five cents for under 12 years.

Used

A,' r^rnj£

SMI

rm"! I in,1*-

I .10=1 U4Q- '^7 /X

-be Grocer said,

proffering another brand. "SANTA C.U'JS SPAP is Wn'at we want, have youanij now oo battel We'll ccrtoipltj take noollKt we use none bi't i,l:r. h:?r. And all shrewd ckakrs keep it, ore nou behlr l!v est

Gone Hence.

Jennie, the white faced sorrel mare which for so many years has done faithful service for Mrs. B. F. Crabbs, is no more. Jennie has left for horse heaven where she will doubtless play on one of the best horse fiddles in the camp throughout eternity, occasionally stopping perhaps to indulge in the luxury of a horse laugh. Jennie, may her tribe increase, was nt the time of her demise over '23 yenars old, an unusual age for horse to attain. She had been in the possession of Mrs. Crabbs for 20 years and the whole family was attached to the gentle and faithful old creature, which was never known to kick or bite. For the last year or so Jennie has been a prisoner and has lived a secluded life on Mrs. Crabbs' farm. By her estimable qualities and urbane deportment Aunt Jennie endeared herself to hearts of all the little colts and frivolous young fillies on the farm, whose mammas pointed out the venerable old lady to them, as a living example of rectitude. Jennie would spend whole days telling the young colts about the way she had hunted bears on that very spot in her youth, of the big freshes they used to have long ago. of the cold new year, and other things which the oldest inhabitants only are privileged to narrate.

charged children

Jumped the Track.

l'esterday at New Ross as the freight which goes west just after noon was running a car upon tb"j Y, the switch somehow became misplaced and one end of the car went around the curvo and the other end upon the main line. TI11 car was thrown completely across the track and trains were delayed several hours, until the crew came along ami helped pull the car out of tho wav.

'lhe JaiiIics.

From the Second Ward.

Vo thcTSditor the Journal. Can you toll what is the matter with the 2d ward? Are wo to have

110

can

didate for Councilman in the Republican party? Is it to go to Dr. Jones by default? He has made as good a cqunnlman as any Democrat would, but this is 1892, the year that Harrison is to be re-elected and we want a full set of Republicans, so let some of our best material go to work. Gentlemen of the 2d ward, we waul to be getting out a good.man—one who will be interested in the city's welfare. We don't need a man who would be interested only as far as the little salary is concerned but 1 live wideawake man. Have we such an one in the 2d or will we have to go to the bloody 1st where there appears to be a surfeit of candidates to borrow a man? Citizens arouse. A SECOND AIIDELL WHO HAS 111'EN THEliE

HUT DON'T WANT TO ItE AGAIN.

.I I'.VtJ'OII J'.

James Mnffett. of Covington, was the guest of his brother, William, last Sunday and Monday.

Miss Julia Bittle has accepted a position as clerk in Ayers' mammoth dry goods store at Indianapolis.

Prof, lliggins has bought Alex McClure's property on Church street which is now occupied by Jim Lewellen.

Geo. llendrix and Jane Dermit were juietly married at the homo of the bride iast Sunday evening by Matthew R. Scott.

Albert Webster has sold his Main street property to a Mrs. Campbell of Fountain county, who will movo here this spring.

Rumor has it that Elder Scott has had .'mother relapse since going to Kan sap. and is at this time considered dangerously ill.

Newt Harvey has decided not to go back to his Kansas home this spring, but will rent a farm near here and probably make Indiana his future home.

Robert E. Baker has purchased the property on Main street which is now occupied by Rev. Kerr, and will take possession of the same the first of April.

The Methodists had a mask supper at White's hall last Friday evening which capped the climax both as an entertainment and financially. The proceeds are to be used for a now bell, which they are greatly in need of.

Mrs. Frod Reeves has just received inteHigence-to the effect that she has been awarded a valuable corner lot in Leroy, Florida, a town of 17,000 inhabitants, as a result of being the first one to give correct answer to. robus in La/lies' Jlomr Journal.

Still they move. John Birch has gone to Bob Baker's place, near Wesley Jeff Way to Billy Osborne's- farm, south of here Dick Harlow to Mrs. Airhart's farm David Bannon to Jap Hutchinson's Frank Sloan to Ed Small's farti^ just west of town Charley McAlister to Keeley's place, and many more to hear from.

The protracted meeting at Christian church is still in progress with everything pointing towards success. Up to this date (Monday there have been six additions besides, the membership has become warmed up, and they are fully determined if unity of action will succeed, to make this one of the grandest meetings over held in Waynetown.

ii:afm:ss ca.\'i jikccukjj by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear.

There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it. is entirely dosed, Deafness is the result, mid unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inllamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give O110 Hundred Dollars for any caso of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot euro by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

The pleasant effect and perfect safel with which ladies may use the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite I remedy. To get the true and j. enuine article, look for tho name of the Califor- Ton,7/1 lollou tno UnTdrlii. nia l'ig Syrup Co., printed near 1,he bol- Many persons, who have recovered torn of the package. fioai la grippe are now troubled with a

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toleuo, Slild by druggist, 75 cents.

Jiuctcten'g Arnica Salve. persistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough The beet salve in the world

cuts.

wlU

bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever r* tho lungs, effecting a peraores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs '.'"j"!1,1, i"7tV0? I"""6

corns and all skin eruptions, and loss-

/?eain Baking tt-J^Powder

In Millions of Home's—,5.0 Years tlip. Standard,

loo«en

tbis

1 boUlusior B,,le

lively cures piles, or no pay required. —__iU: It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- Bischor is the first to show the new faction, or money refunded. Price 25 styles in wool t.ress goods with trimcents per box. For sale Ijv Nye Xr Co "iings to match.<p></p>D'PRIGE'S

U0UK''

GUILD BIRTH MADE EASY I

MOTHERS' FRIFND is a scientifically prepared i.iniment, overy ingredient of recognized value ar.d in constant use by the medical profession. The.sc ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

4 9

MOTHERS' I E N

Wil.l. DO all that is claimed for HAND MORE. It Shortens Labor, .Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to

Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS"trailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Soptbv express on receipt of price $1.50 per bs

BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. SOLI) BV ALL UHUCIGLSTFI So':d by Nye & Co.

KIRK

"5 V/OPLD

SO^P

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY.

BEST i?OB

General Household Use

To Touiifi Mothers

who are for tho first time to undergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not tho stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearlv loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which wi if used as directed, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor,and often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye Ar Co.-

A header

Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in populnr favor, until now it is clearly in tho lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives—containing nothing which permits its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the beBt nnd purest medicine for all ailments of stomach, livor or kidneys.—It will cure sick head ache, indigestion, couBtipation. anddrivi malaria from tho system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or thi money will be refunded. I'rice only fiO cents per bottle. Sold by Nye A- Co.

Strong If'ttneHscs.

Among the thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons,

•well known

citizen at Glen Rock, I'a., who for years had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in loft side, shoulders, smothering spells, stc. one bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver l'ills, cured him. 1'eter Jaquet Salem, N. J., is anothor witness. For twenty years sufforod with Hea. Disease, was turned away by physician^ as incurable, death stared him in tho face could not lay down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using New Cure he folt hotter and could laydown and sleep all night, and is now a well man. Tho New Cure is sold, also tree book, by Nye A- Co.

I foe! it my duty to say a few word.' in regard.to Eiv's Cream*Balin and dentirely without solicitation. I have used it more or less half a year and have found it to bo most admirable. I have suffered from cararrh of the worst kind ever since I was a little bov a never hoped for cure, but Cream Bain Balm seems to do even hat. Many of my acquaintances have used it with excellent results.—Ciscar Ostrum, 15 Warren, Chicago, Ills.

D. F. McClure. Geo. W. Graham.

THE NEW FIRM OF

McCLURE & GRAHAM

ARE HERE THE TRADE FALAOS.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.

:„•*«.

We would say to the many friends and customers of the Trade Palace and ladies generally, do not buy your

McCLURE & GRAHAM,.

WASHINGTON STREET.

—GOOD NBWS—The goods are arriving and now is the time to buy.

OrsJ.J.&nd Martha E.K Griffith

081

HeSwdnce -'19 South Green street

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives upoclo! attention Chronic unl 8urg!oii Dlsetises of .Wozaen, Cbiklree, antt 'ObfetatrSO!*. I Dr. Griffith, frene? at practice.

Hi':

Spring

Trimmings or Spring. Wraps until you have hist looked through the wonderful assortment now arriving from the selections of Mir^McClure, who has thoroughly canvassed lhe markets ot Chicago, Philadelphia and is still in New York, making selections of the choicest and most desirable things in this line and at prices that will astonish and please ail, for the proper place for proper styles a' proper prices is at the Trade Palace ot

OONST71 .TATI( N i'RVR I

U. PERRIN,

L/AW YER and PATENT ATTORNEY Joel. Block, South Washington Street.

UKAWK'ORnsVIl.LE, INDIANA.

CALL.

4PANES£

A Ousiriiutevil Cure for IMlcn of kind (ir il'Kiw~Lxicnn.l, Iniennil. Illlml or lil'Cllatrlt.'liliiif,(:iiiiiiile,ll( eQl .r IIcrill(:i)-y Tlils lirmcily IJILS positively never been humeri to Cull. #1.00 a Ixix, i, boxes lor So.Od: enl liv mull prejiniil on reeclpl nl price. A wrlticii (iiniruiitec postivnly KIVOII to cucli purclui-er of (I boxes, wliui PUICIIHSIMI in one Cine, lo refund Ilit puM If not. eun-J. (iiiurtnitco Issued by Nye .V Co, Driiforlstr..t Sole AirontR .rawlerdsville, Init. Samples I'Yeo.

FURNITURE

I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh •i'oods in the Furniture line in Lhe State, which I will offer at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wm. L. 'Elder,

43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

INDBANAPOLIS

PR. HOSvME'S ELEGTRiO BEL?

HALF PRICE, $6 HUE

ftSCTRIC

nly of

—Eye, ear and throat diseases l)r. Green. Joel Block. Fitting glasses a sjecialty.

NWTIVK1.T CTllKH flllKtffli rosiTivni.T cuiKs BUEUBA* TISH, SEl IUUiU, UVHlt, KM« SKY niif] cxhuuxLlng tiorvoQS 1IIKIUSKS of both BCZCB. 100 U^jfrwa of Electricity. Guaranteed

FIJSCTBlCUKLTln tho WOULD. KIcrtrl*

.7i oft re°vet ^'aawAMs^AvV^CHioA^

Dress Goods,

Book: Store.

t' haw Ini'go ."ti.nl .fcnsoHort hlock of lioolis lor (.'dirges, licliooN,"

I'n scnis, find tlie readino public. A Full Lino oi'

WALLPAPER

Of the liwt quality on ihe nirrket ,-imi a! very nii.soi,nlle prices. Tin

most prominent City Dailies, Mii^nzinos. Pictorial hiper m, I' asliion ..•kii.eiijs c.ut always lie found at ourslore.

Robinson & Wallace.

COliXi-K HOOK STOKE.

I Am Offering Special Inducements

To jk"Oj jc that want

Children

Cry

Groceries in Large uantitics. 1

•w.goinjf toclo.se this stock of goods out and it will pay you to come and got prices.

o. s. EisrsavmsroEPe..

JSP™"Will sell the entire ^Ux'.k at a bargain.

for Pitcher's Castorla.

""y"

^"I*/ /-V// cJ/a. Is

South of Court House,

I'lutn Facts, ns applied book* cni' we wll) ma!! om lhe

THE ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V.

GROCERY & LUNCH STAND.

Line of Groceries Always kopt in

Lunch Counter open Day urn! Niuht uml krpi stoekei vhb first i'lass I'Jutahn'S,

CtiiitilcH, Oysters, Celery Kept in Siut'lc..*:

SEE.EIM&SQi\

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

Natural Gas' Fitii:

If you are going to have your house piped for Natural Gas call and see us. We can savo you money, as our rents are small and wo only want living wages for doing your work. Wo use the best stock that money will bny end employ nano but first class work men. We make no chnrgo for mc isurri'' mr house and giving you estimate.

-!WILLIAMS BROS.,

25 tub 'jru:i o'

RAILWAY 1 »rf!F it Fib

JOI

'J'II \J L1 t' I .tn Nlyht M".T 1 Day M,».i 0:irm.m wiiv IVeltrlit.?.

SOKTU

1 1

.....

BIG 4—Pen :. Ih'A*:,. .K. ICxnr^?

i»:1

»10:u.in Mull '''inn I U:u» 5:18p.m MaU- i:.\iuce« 1 '-^V 1:1 tip.m Mnil*-Kxp 0:-lb|•

VANDAL1A.

»I JR

r:'J(ip.in 12 :-IO Min

•••NOKTH

Mull ....

..Ttt-Itrlii••••

Vt.i II in

WEAK «m UNOEVELOPEO

Conditions of lliu human form Buoo«»«fullf trontni todcvolop. Htrontfthun, culnrwo nil woak. undovcloixHl, tocblo orttnus nnd pnrtu of tho bunjr which linvo loKfc or novor niUlned a proper u:t« nauirni blxo. duo to 111 hoallh, ftbuno.OXCOMGP. o. unknown caiiHOd. 'i'licro lt» on© vnelliod niM« only ou*« by which this may bn iictyDiih'l"M. Incroascd How of blotnl to any part, product1" l« ."huploitppiirutufi MCliiiff nutojnatlcully,createsr:o^ tlfiHtio, loitonnd vtKor by tho unmo onturnl lowi» BJ. the IncroiiKOof »lr.o nnd ntron^th of musclo. bc projuitlciwl b0CHUS0 tittlo Quacks propose by S MUAIIS to do tho mioo. INVRBTIOA'I'L* TIICPP'H no fpai iim ofoiip«irpm»_T)ur will coruo whon tho publlo knows clearly SCIOJKO from fritufl,- Writo IIB for instructions, full dosoru tlon, proofs,rofcroncew. ota Allsontyou in piui-. 9cnlod lot or without' cost of any kind. .. ERIE MEDICAL 00., BUFFALO, V- V-