Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 March 1892 — Page 4

ItCurfnOlri*.Cf-'fi'h)».Sor5Throiit,Cronp.IcflQcn* ii,V hooping Couh.Broacbiu* uk! AaUitnx. a c~r« i» a cu- Consumption ant *ui «ur* rrtief IL adT&nced tugr*, t'«- «w. You will see tbo excellent e£rt after taking the hr%t dote. 8»l bj tickers tw^r bvule*. bO cc&u «ail fl.CM.

Not One of Our Rings.

liu'- v« havi rit c. rluit nni uttraoth'ti »nJ our dipliy of LVhUWAHl-. is KIP UIO OR*'. If THAT WLIK-h LA lustrous beyond k*sor!ption. but almost |H»rftvtiy piitlu, HpjM'.'Us to your taste we can yuu gome MUKjrh hpt't?lmens if the highly tletorauyi i* your lino, wine and look at. some of ihu uwt piVii.sin*f that ever left the in.uriu tiuuurs ot icoOiup islie«l workers in sl.ver. '.voulM IHJ mistake JOr yuu lo run kway with j)o'-lti»?a thai it luku? a koo-1 deal of tnouev yrr i'. 'f s,»eh iuU:s. We wjii elear *w:tv Mi.*bmi: ,ippivhtMivo:i*o:i Unit If yow wul caU iiiiii lo:.«k at our Orange Uuwls, Nut aitrl 1-vult iJl^ht.'?. and other u'MjcU* lo-» numerous to mention. 1'ieiise hear Wi that, wo are heud«iuarters |V»r making ir?.o«J jmeKeejKTa out tr y«Mjr waieh( and elgck* and that is ih« rf?a«?on wc n-jmir m»»if than till others. .'4

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WliO bt-en i:t ntten«lar»rf» at tlw* J.OSKJM School ol' Orulory will repuptlh III klocutloti at IHT ho:» e,

302 W Wabish Avonn-.

I'.iujiiI Uiiby" I'ort Hum. It's leading, characteristics aro: Age, I'unty and .Strength—important items in th' fi" lnyrtof imitation and adulteration. Nothing better can be used to promolo health, to stlmnlato and invigorate the system, tone the Htomiich. aid diger'lion. ereato an apatite and repair the wi"-ti' tinsues of the lungs, Rmooth and rich to the taste. A grand tonic for convalescents, the aged, mothers nursing. anl those reduced and weakened by wasting disease.

One buttlo is ocpwl in nutrini'-nt to twenty pounds oT b(-ef. Demand "Boval liuby" of your drugg:st or (leal'.T. 1'int bot.tles (30cents quarts SI. Aecepl no substitute •'just i!H good" ---thev have it not. L'ovu. WINE CO.. Chicago,

Sold aud guiiranti'ed by Kye Co., tho loading drurrgist.

I/atie'a Family iv.vlu each day. us"it.

—Fine cakes in auuuii,u at Nioh eon Jackman's.

DAILY JOURNAL.:

FUTD.VY. MAUCIL 11.1 SH'J.

FLASHES fROM OVEE THE DOT.

Flocks of geese were st south yesterday. -The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will give social in the parlors of the church next Tuesday owning, .March 13. Aduns-, sion 15 conts. 1

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—Tlw V. M. C. A. building has signed a contract with the city to furnish elec-1 trie lights for the entire association building. Most of the other patrons of the old Water ,fc Light Company will do the same. —The cold weather has caused ijuite a rim on the township trustee's otlieo. Fuel is especially desired and from this fact it might 1« inferred tlmt some, at least, of the worthy poor of this city arc uot burning natural gas. —llenrv Nettles authorizes ns to nnounce that there will be a meeting ot ho young colored gentlemen of the city this evening in the parlors of BUI Ranb, near the Monon station, to make arrangements for a cake walk. —The friends of Ed Lepjjor have subscribed and paid 865 for ihe purpose of sending him to the Keely Institute at 1'lainheSd where he will take treatment for drunkuuness. He will start to-morrotf in charge of his sou who has been collecting the money. —At the Republican convention yesterday a resolution endorsing Harrison was passed immediately after exciting debate and amidst great confusion and the Allen county delegation voted no.

A little later when the excitement had passed away F. M. Dice, moved a reconsideration and then the resolutions adopted unanimously.

COMING AND GOING.

lion. Mike Carroll is in the city. Mr. Gilbert, of Indianapolis, is visiting in- uncle, Selby Warner. —Mrs. Ijee Dessaur, of Lebanon, is the guest of Mrs. So! Tar.ncnbaum. —'Daniel Greene, of South Bend, w$s the guest of his brother. J. W. Greene to-day. —T. E. BailariV went to Brown's Vallev to day to attend the funeral of John Wilkiupon. —lko Davis wen! 'o Paris, 111., topay to see his sister, Mrs. Wiihoit, who is not expected to live.

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Young S.'lvim has just closed one of the most remarkable engagements ever played by a now star in Philadelphia, .Incl the historic old Walnut street Theatre was crowded every night to greet the ideal romantic 'actor of tho present day. The names of all the romantic stars of bygone days are associated with the. stage of tho. Walnut street Theatre, and they huye preceded young Salvini in precisely the same lino of parts in which he.has seen during his engagement there. ''This, reminds me of the good old days.'' an old-timer was heard to remark in tho lobby ot the theatre one night when the house was packed '•u see Kaivini in "Don C:e ar do Bazan "It recalls memories of Fechter and

Davenport. There's nothing like the oid romantic plays af(?er all, is there':' he inquired of his companion. "Why, I'll bet the ghosts of tho elder Booth, Wallack, Forrest, Fechter, Davenport md all tho old-timers are hovering iroiind here to-night watching this, per formauco." •Salvini's success in the old standard romances has proven conclusively that .here is still a warm place in the a (Tec lions of theatre-goers for these play: when properlv presented.- -I'hilojlelphm /•V*a.

Graduation Examination.

The applicants for graduation fron the county schools will be examined on the third Hiiturday in March at the following places: City school building in •..'rawfordBville for Union township. Linden for Madison townshq). Wingate for Coal Creek, Darlington for Franklin and ••sugar Creek, Waveland for Brmvn. Alamo for ltipley, and Ladoga for Scott and Clark. The applicant is not couined to any particular township but can lake it in the town most convenient..

Lulu and Pour Small Children. Mrs. Lulu Keeseo has brought suit for divorce against Frank KeoHee, through Manna Hanna her attorneys, ••jiw alleges that Frank has been a base wretch and has failed to provide, compelling her to lake in washing while ho spent his money in supporting Julia Ashley. Mrs. Keetec asks for a divorce and the care and custody of her four infant children."

Wait for the Big Show.

A manager who expends thousands of dollars in order that nothing will be neglected that might add to the enjoy

ment of hie patrons certainly deserves success, aud. as rule, he generally gets it, if the public would endeavor to a seriininrite between responsible companies and those who posset-s no stability.

•Fine Ore.

Fred Handel is Bhowmg his Iriendsi .(onio beautiful specimens of !e id ar.d I zinc ore from the Doherfy mines near ./eplui, Mo. They aro the linesl ever shown here and will probably be on e.\hibition at the World's Fair.

Medicine moves the —Ask your grocer for Nicholson Most p- pie need to Jackman's tind chocolate creams.

I Oh! what bountiful dress goods Bischof is showing this Bonaon. and so obex]).

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And it is Aggravating.

As a rule most people are intensely exasperated when, after wading through some exciting story in tho newspapers which they have devoured with breathless interest, to find at the finish it is only a trap to advertise some wonderful soap or pate-lit medicine. Of course its disappointing, but just consider lmw cleverly it done, and, by the way. what a wondeiful industry has been desvloptd in this mode of iidvel4i:-ing. Koine of the great medicine firms pay their advertising agent as high as- ion thousand dollars a year, and certain manufactures of soap pav6 his advertiser twentyfive thousand. Just think it, and while you aro thinking just remembe that "She Couldn't Marry Three" is the best show on tho road.

Ouiatenon Meeting Postponed. Owing to tho fact that a number of the members of the Ouiatenon Club are in'lmlianapolis to-day, the meeting has been postponed un'il next Thursday evening at which time this evening's programme will lie carried out.

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Mrs. McSpadden ip sick. J. I'. Wert spent Wednesday in Crawfordsville.

The liipley township contest will lake place March 12. Gilbert Titr.. remains about as usual in his lingering sickness.

Mr. James Bell, senior, was buried at this place last Friday after a short but severe attack of grip.

The new barn of George Myers is progressing slowly. It will cost between 32,.~j00 and 33,000,

Charles Peterson and family left Wednesday. Mr. I'elerson will al eo begin teaching al Fort Wayne.

The funeral of Alfred Ijarwood. of C'rawfordsvillc, was preached in the Christian church of this place 'luoday noon by Ilev. Brown, of Crawford.'vilie.

A private social was held at the homo of John Mitchell Tuesday night. The guest. enjoyed a good old fashioned wax pulling and plenty of wholesome fun.

Tho schools of tho township closed hist Tuesday, Tho Alamo graded school gave an exhibition .which rejected credit both on teachers and pupils.

Tho theatrical troupe aro making preparations to place before the public in the n-ar future a fascinating drama.' which we hope will be appreciated and witnessed accordingly.

'J'ltr /.(Kites.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use tho California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their t--:Vor:te remedy. To get the true and j. enuinO: articles look for the name of the Ciilifoi^: nia Fig Syrup Co., punted near tho bottom of the package.

Sfttlvfftj ItisMtil 11/(Oil.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership of Bunnell, Nash A- Co composed of John It. Bonneil, William

B. Nash and PhoMie A. Kouueil. was bv mutual consent disolved on the ],!). .lav of March, 1W2, Phoebe A, Honnell retiring. Tho business will be continued in the lirm name of Honnell A Nash, said firm consisting of John R. P.onnell and William U. Nash. •H R. 1.'O: M:I.I„ '•'-HI WI/.I.IAM NASII-

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pi'Off cring orfother b:v.od-. "SANTA CL/iUS SOAP is Whst we want. h'jv« tjoudnt) now op bui?d V^'ii certoi:.lij lake wotjjcr, w? u'si' iMtie-bvi' be be.? t, Ami oil sbrev/d d«akrs k«p it. ere «cy b?!-:-•'

He Was Not In II. .|

.Tacob llesler, the uncle of yBung Voorhees whose exploit was the talk of yesterday, called at THE JOCIINAI- office this morning to state that he was not with his jovial nephew Wednesday night and knew nothing of his tear until he was brought to the hotel. He was not in the city on that day coming in from Hillsboro on midnight train. THE .ToviiN'Ai/ri account of yesterday certainly meant no reflection on Mr. llesler as any reader can see, but for all that he wants it distinctly understood that he had nothing to do with it. Mr. llesler is straight goods and is glad that his team has been found. (tfie'ers Grimes and Brothers brought it in lust night from the farm of Tom Hall where it had stopped. Voorhees was taken to his home in Hillsboro to-day, and it is thought will bo all right in the course of a few weeks.

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^PRICE'S

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Mud knee deep. A. Linn shipped a car of stock this week.

Health is good in. this community 1.1 present-. George W. Copegnrd will work for W. A. Dice this summer.

Watch in next week's JoruN.u. for a full description of our old batchelors. Is the Mace correspondent ashamed of himself, or has he left the country

WIII. T. Kelsey will put on a sample of the artificial slate blackboard nt New Ross Saturday.

In reply to Ihe Anjns Xeirs correshohdent, we will say that wo are union men, but believe that everybody paddle their own canoe.

Lou Jackson, on-' of our old batchelors. has stated publicly that he thinks every man has had his first love. If not married —has been disappointed. '-Wonder who ho means?

The wives and daughters of the K. of l1. lodge gave the members a fine stirpr se Saturday night. About one hundred in number cliir.ebd the stairway leading to the castle hall, battered in the door and captured the Sir Knights working in the second degree. Everybody enjoyed themselves aud pal took of the grand feast that tho ladies had so noblv prepared. After supper speech making v.-as indulged in until a lab hour. Everybody was highly entertained and went away thanking the ladies for their -grand surprise.

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Ed Corey, the pugelist, was here Wednesday. H. M. Billings came over from Waveland Wednesday to see about getting a house to move in.

The United Brethren church just north of h*re, which is to be known as Snyder's Chapel, will be dedicated next Sunday by Kev. Nye. of Covington.

Geo. Warfiel and Miss Rosy Zerface were married by Kev. Geo. 1'iison, Wednesday 'evening' at tho home of the bride's parents, in tho presence of a few near friends.

Tho ninny friends of Kev. J. B. I'orter took him by surprise Thursday by com ing in- with well tilled baskets, and valuable presents, lo do him honor on his 7-ltii birthday.

Miss Fannie Williams, Aggie ICelley, Mary Kelley, Charley Ross. James Zuek and l.'heba Eur! are a few among the many teachers that Waynetown furnished for the public schools this win ter, which have returned from labor lo refreshments.

There is to be a thrilling play or melo-draiua at White's In.11 next Saturday evening, entitled "Under the Gas Lights, by Prof. Gilbert and wife, of Chicago, assisted by home talent. Thii ^promised to be the greatest treat of the season, and every one should take ad vantage of the opportunity and go ana see lliem.

it i:.i I .vi v, i: a un i:i bv local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear.

There is only one way to euro deafness, and that is by constitutional remedierf. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube guts inflamed you have a rumbling

sound or imperfect hearing, and when il is entirely closed, Deafness is tho result, aud unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to Us normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ton

cous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness I .(caused by catarrh.) that we cannot cure by t,-iking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars free.

F. J. OH EN I:'V A- CO., Toledo, •Sold bv dru'_'iriHt. 7f cents.

hen Baby w.is sick, wo gaTO her Castoria. When she was a ChlKl, she cried for Castoria. When she tiecairip Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria

1 leel it my iint.y lo say a few words in gard lo Kly's'Cream'Ralm aud I entirely uilhonl solicitation. I have used it more or less half a year and haie found it to be most admirable. I h.ne hiillered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since was a utile boy a vl never hoped for cure, but Cream' lialm R.jlm so ms to do even that. Manv of my iiiujunintarvoij li.'ivo it wjtJi ox'.•client results.—Oscar Ostrum, -if, War i*n, (Jlixragn, Ills.

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MOTHERS' FRIESD," is a'scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingiedient of recognized value, and in constant use by the mcdical pro-..... .. fcs&ion. These ingredients nre comr':» hined in a manner hithei to unknown

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WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Lile of Mother and Child. B'jok to ft* THIERS moiled I'REE. containing valuable .information auCv-? voluntary testimonials. i't !iv cl|-T'" Son re's i*et of pi iee $l.r.) pt-r

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Pv SOU) BY A LI. DKVfH»I8-l- -'./•• So:d by Nye & Co.

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"In buying a cough medicine for children," says II. A. Walker, a proinint druggist of Ogden. Utah, "never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief in always sure to follow. I particularly recommend Chamberlain's because I have found it to be safe, and reliable." 'io and "id cent bottles for sale bv Nye & Co.

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No healthy person need fear any dan gerous consequences from an attack of la grippe, if properly treated. Il is much the same as a severe cold and requires precisely tho same treatment,

aro caused by catarrh, v.hich is nothing Remain quietly at home and takeChambut an inflamed condition of the mil- I berhiin's Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a prompt mid complete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tendency of grippe to result in pneumonia. Among the many thousands who have used it during the epidemics of tho past two years we have yet to learn of a single case that lias not recovered or that resulted in pneumonia. 25 and oO cent bottles for sale by Xvo Co.

The Comma niiiitrij.

Tho gieat Flathead Valley, in Montana, is attracting capital and labor. Il marvelously fertile in soil, has the largest coal veins on tho Pacific slope, limitless forests of the finest timber and precious metals. Columbia Falls, the chief town of tho region, has immensi water power, and oilers a good field for manufacturers. Maps and descriptive matter sent ly tho Northern International Improvement Co.,Columbia Falls. Montana. .'MO-liy

Ciiariimectl Cure.

W* authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are alilicted with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this ivmedv as directed, giving .t a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the buttle and have your money refunded Wo could not make this ulT.-r did we not know that Dr. King's new di-vovr rv could bo relied on. It never disappoint" Trial bottle free nt Nye Co.V drug

More. Large size 50 cents and ?1.

Couhing io.,(Is to Consumptions Kemp's Halsam will stop the cough a

—Kye, ear and throat diseases only Dr. Green. Jool Block. Tilting glasses a specialty.

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

THE NEW FIKM OF

McCLURE & GRAHAM

ATLE HERE THE TEADB PALACE.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL

We would say to the many lnencis and customers of the Trade Palace and ladies generally, do not buy your Spring Dress Goo-'.Is, Trimmings or Spring Wraps until you have fhst looked through the wonderful assortment now arriving from the selections of Mr. MeClure, who has thoroughly canvassed the markets ot Chicagof-Philadelphia and is still New York, making selections of the choicest and most desirable things in this line and at. prices that will astonish and please a l. lor the proper place for proper styles a proper prices is at the Trade Palace ot

McCLURE & GRAHAM/

WASHINGTON STRFI.5T.

—GOOD NEWS—The goods are arriving and now is the time Lo buy,

Wo liiive- laigu .'Hid Hssorli'd stock of Hook? for CLIIPPPS. Schools I'resellIs, find I lie reading piil.Jie. A Full Line of

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

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

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43 and 45 S. Meridian St.

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formerly .owned by Milo Flnsmiuger) at ii bargain. Long time, and on easy payments. For particulars call at the store, 103 East Main street. It costs you nothing to investigate. We cun make it an object of interest to VOU. ,.

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TIiTJM STREET DEPOT. Goods delivered to an.y part of the city.

Natural (ras Fillirir.

If a re in to us pq« for Natural Oas cnii ami see ns. We can save von un per. CF our rents lire email'and we only want Ii* ing wages Tor doing your work. We use the best stock that, money will buy ai.d employ mine but lirst class woi hn.cn. We make no charge for meeSLiricrj vi'r house and giving vou estimate.

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P10 .»3iil«.l Ic-.iorwIthotitooHtof any kind. MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, K-X