Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 May 1892 — Page 3
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FURNITURE
We have the sole agency for Ihe Indiana Bicycle Co. wheels, which are acknowledged to
We also have the Rambler, Victor, Western Wheel Works bicycles, etc and can furnish any bicycle made at lowest prices. Sold tor cash or on payments. Persons taught to ride at any tuno. Ruling School open lor practice every afternoon from 4 to o'clock. Second-hand wheels taken in exchange for new ones.
OS3 Bros, 90-oent Store
Cull und see our Hiding School at Y.M.U.A. auditoriim.
AGOODilCHANCE
POTATOES'
Order Your New Suit-
OP
COLMAN & MURPHY,
The Lending Tailors, 200 Knst Main Street.
I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh goods in the Furniture line in the State, which 1 will offer at the very lowest prices.
Call and see the line when you are in the city.
Wm. L. Elder,
43 and 45 8. Meridian 9U
THE ONLY CURE
*or Norroui Prostration, Norr. ous und I'hyslc&l Debility, Vital r.xiinufttlon, Inuomnla l*ain In *.0. tho Haelc.Oold Ilandaor Keot.^ AVO Had Circulation, llluo Lino® unclor the KVOB, Pimples ft?a.'l 9*'lor Nervous or Wood Uisoosos In elth er «ex. Thor make now healthy blood restore the Ner nun 8y«tom, nnd brlnr tiioroseato tliiah of health
HE
TO BUY
A Pair of Wright & Peter's
LADIES' SHOES CHEAP at Ed VanCamp & Co.'s.
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We have just received another car, of potatoes, of 500 bushels, ot different varieties. They are trom Micnigan. No liner potatoes grows. We will sell this car of potatoes at 50 and 60 cents per bushel to close them out
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.
Makes
INDIANAPOLIS
an
to the KADKU
cheek. Huf* forom from Derangement
of tho Nerves, Impuro Blood or Pa»t Errors, should at once take
DK.IIoiiB'8
Nerve Toalo I'llls* Iki Civii Life Rniwcr. BO cents a vmi. For sale by Urvr tUt«, orMtitby Mali. SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY.
\y HORB'S MEDICIM*: CO., MAX FKANCIHCO or CHICAGO.
ou SAt.K IN CRAWFORDSVILLE, 1NL„ U* MoUett & Morgan, Druggists.
DAILY
the BE.-T
LINE of cheap wheels on the market. A written warrantee accompanics each wheel.
Noo«
Sucb
CONDENSED
/ACAT
everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid Imitations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y.
WhodcMrofl ft conrt tmxlnMS position I'l tl*o Siiriif (lini'lil writ© at oncu for l,r'»Ie:«!?1Vr„t'L0 ftmous ftletropoltian B.IHII.«« Co» i% O ngn. Unusual farl
I
TO years. Occunlrs mvn "V.V W'gjts i'ViiVcipat.
Jluclclen't Arnica Salve. Thobeat salve in the world fi r,uts broisee, sores, ulcere, salt rlionin, fever •ores, tetter, oliapped hands, cbilnpinba oorns and all skin eruptions, and losslively ourea pilea, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oents per box. l'or sale by Nye & Co
JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1892.
TUE DAILY .TOUKNAT, IB on Bale by Robinson .t Wallace, and Pontious & Lacev.
A FEAST OF HOMAN FLESH.
A House Doc Eats the Face From an Iufant Child of John Britsoh. Hpoelal to The Journal.
NEW Ross, May 5.—An awful fate overlook the infant son of John Britscb, who resides two miles south-east of this place. Tl.o child, who iB only two years old, was playing in the door yard. Suddenly tlio large liouso dog sprang upon it and threw it to the ground. Then it fastened its cruel fangs in the soft Hesh of the baby's cheek and toaring it ofT, began to devour it greedily, the warm blood dripping from its jaws., Mrc* Britsch hearing the noise at first thought the dogs were lighting merely, but finally, arousod by the cries of her babe, she rushed out to find the cruel animal with its fore feet on the infant's breast and feeding fat upon its llesh. After (struggle the dog's meal was torn from him and carried to the house. All the flesh had been torn from the cheeks under the eyes and the bones wore left bare and shining. As soon as possible Dr. Bowers was summoned and gave the necessary medical attendance. The child sulfers untold agony but this morning was still alive, although with small hope of recovery. The dog was killed immediately but it was believed to bo mad., The child's father is a poor man and the entire community lends them aid in their sore alllictiou.
AWrOL DISASTER.
Ei'Stibtileci Train Goes Through a Bridge Causing Great Loss of Lifo. lo tliu Journal:
Cuii'Mio, Ml., May 5.—This morning a fast vestibuled train on the Saul a l*'e road went through a broken bridge about 25 miles west of Fort Madison, Iowa. The loss of lifo is reported as very groat and it is said that thirty-live persons were killed outright or drowned in the stream into which the train plunged. Details are meagre as yet.
Fifer Renominated.
Hpeeiul lo Tlie Join nut. Ciiii'Ano, 111., May f. -Governor Joseph Fifer was renominated on the first ballot this morning by the Republican nominating convention of Illinois.
Badly Rattled.
oslorday afternoon Eugene Galium, of Worlhington, was in the city and took out license to wed Mrs. Mary Winter, a widow of Terre Haute. lie went to soo liev. G. W. Switzor and informed hi in that he and his bride would be at the parsonage at 7:30 o'clock to have the knot tied. At'7 :!30 Mr. Osborn appeared without the bride and stated that festivities would have to be postponed. The lady had not appeared when tho train came in. Mr. Osborn WHB fairly wild all night nnd his anxiety can better be imagined than expressed. He was at the A'andalia station betimes this morning and fairly squirmed with anxious excitement as the train pulled in the pretty widow was on and the smiles that broke out on tho yonng man's face when he saw her form appear in the ear's doorway were beautiful to behold. They were speedily married and left to-day for their future homo in Illinois. May the gods give tliem joy.
The Great VouKokcy Case. Count Shruui is at last triumphant and now wields undisputed sway of the deceased actress' tiunkful uf lights nnd that SI0.000 suit against tho Monon. This morning Judge Harney refused Count Courtney's demand to remove hiiu from the administratorship and Mr. Shrnm is now O. K. Just how much the Monon will disgrrge for the sorrowing heiir, Ed, Hub and Bill Fuchs of Vienna, Austria, remains to be seen.
Death of an Infant.
The infant daughter of Thomas.House died yesterday evening at the family residence in the
weBt
end. Tho funeral
will occur to-morrow afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. G. V. Fuson otlicinting. Interment at Mount Tabor.
Canvassing Board.
The inspectors of the election met this morning as canvassed board and canvassed tho vote as east last Tuesdav for city otlicors and coimeilmen. The figures given in yesterday's Joi'itNAij were correct in every particular.
Mite Sociable.
The V. P. S. C. E. of tho Christian church will give a mite sociable Friday evening at Squire Smith's on south Water street, to which nil are invited.
MARR1AGE LICENSE.
William M. White and Mattie Uelj-hc n.
COLLEGE NUTiiB.
Tho hopes ot tho l'reps have vanished for Prof. Kritz has returned. Tho boys at the Coyle boarding houso huve challenged the Smock boarders fa game ot baso ball.
WII.I, make you one tin typo for 10 cents. A. 1). WILLIS.
Promptly I'll Id.
Mr, S. B. Whitesides, of Franklin, Ind.,oneof the victims of tho Monon wreck near this place last .larniary, has jlist acknowledged tho receipt of §800 for sixteen weeks indemnity, being tho fortunate possessor of a $10,000 policy from the New York Mutual Treferod Accident Association of 257 Broadway, N. Y., represented hero by 1). Hurler.
CiiAWi'oniwviLi.n, May-1, ]Ki)2«
JuOTtj OF FIGURES.
The Council Receives Interesting Ri-poits lrom the Electric Light and i'manto Committees,
The Council met in special session last evening. Petitions w^-re received for a fountain on Mill street, an extension of water mains on Elm street, a fountain on Grant avenue, and to remove the Pike street bridge.
The Finance Committee then made tin interesting report of which the following iB a summary:
RECEIPTS.
General tax $ 2G,:il7.:!9 Delinquent 3,025.9!) Liquor license 1,750.20 Miscellaneous 5S2.'.M Street benefits 819.50 Bonds uOO.OO Miscellaneous SI.-lit Electric plant 2.u71.!l!) Redemption lands zOl.OH
Total 8 113,108.153 EXl'ENDirL'ItEW. Attorney fees S G00.00 Salaries 3,920.81 Police 2,31-1.10 Fire Department 4,512.91 Water and Light Co 8,755.50 Improvements 382.84 Streets and alleys 0,251.72 Land redemption 390.70 Street benefits 750.00 Elections 541.85 Advertising and printing.. 504.12 Miscellaneous 789.85 Interest -. 155.05 Electric plant 19,101.57
Total 8 79,417.82 Amount on handMay 1, '92 8 37,980.13 Mr. Smith was authorized to rent lire engine house No. 2 for grocery sloro at $25 a month.
Tho old calaboose will lie sold. A double ring 40 inch sewer will be built on Anderson street.
Messrs. Jones, Scott ami lteynolds, electric light committee, made their monthly, report as follows:
KXl'ENlViTPKEM.
Salaries 8325.00 Fuel 133.33 Boiler compound .y„ 10.00 Repairs on boiler 10.00 Brushes 2.25 Arc globes 1.50 Carbons 30.00 Oil and w.nste lS.Su Cloth and polish .7 i.e. 229.19
Brooms, etc Interest on 855.WU0.
Total
Earnings from iliu lamps Net cost per month 131 arc lamps.
$772.45
descent 8134.29
for each of
8 2.53
FLASHES FROM OVER THE 0IT7.
--Miss Miller, a music toucher of Veedorsburg, was hero yesterday giving lessons. —In the near future there will be shooting match between W. E. Tucker, ot this city, and Fred Mortagruugh, ot Chicago. —The Natural Gas Company is titling up tho reducing stntion at the fair grounds nnd enclosing the same with an iron fence.
—H. J. Webster, of Wuynolown, will start to-morrow for Arapahoe, Neb., to spend several months with his daughter, Mrs. Hudson. —The hare and hound team of the Y. M. C. A. took five milo run this morning before breakfast. The team is getting in splendid condition. —The trial of Dick Hudson for stealing the pantaloons of Bill Kidlev is going on in tho circuit court this afternoon and provoking much mirth. —hvery member of Co. I is requested to bo present at the meeting of the Company to bo held to-morrow evening, ns business of importance is to be trans* acted.
—C. F. Hudson, of Peoria, 111., is in the city. lie leaves to-niglit for Chii ngo where ho will make arrangements to put on exhibition during tho fair a fine painting. —The regular meeting of the Woman's Koliof Corps will bo held in the old hall instead of tho P. O. S. of A., Saturday, May 6, at 2 o'clook. A full attendant is desired. —Tom Nicholson rolurnod last night from hffi trip through the South. He brought back with him several magnificent photographic views of tho great Richardson cotton fields of Mississippi. —Tho art tours at the Methodist church to-night will be of special interest. Rome and Italy will be given. This will bo one of the best of the series. Tho people who attend are well pleased. Tho social will not interfere to-night, as tho supper will be over at 7:30 o'clock. Tho entertainment will begin at eight o'clock.
SOMETIIINU new nnd way of children's drill, Mav 12.
beautiful in tho at Music Hall
iA\: r// ir. Smith has been away on
Howard
business. Mrs. Cooloy is suffering ralgin in her oyes.
from
BO lie
Arthur Tiluoy has recovered can walk with a crutch. From present appoarauces there be a good strawberry crop.
will
Those living in the croak bottom are plowing and planting, notwithstanding tho wot weather.
Goorgo Smith is milking splendid improvements on tho road by putting on pleuty of gravel.'
Tho Orphans' Homo is going through quite a course of houseuleaning, which is due to Mrs. Hiner.
Think thero will be enough potatoes raised in this vioinity if the season favorable to supply tho county.
COMING AND GOING.
_hn Fou9t was in Veedorsburg tc-
—J.
day. —Ed night. —George Griffith was to-day. —Sidney Speed went to Montmoronei to-day. —Tom Clark went lo Roekvillo lliis morning. —D. 0. Smith went to Knightslown last night. —Capt. T. T. Mitnhall was in Darlingtun lo day.
Dr. S. G. Irwin went to Indianapolis to-day. -^--AlrH. D. ('.. Smith is visiting in Torre Haute.
W. T. Whittingtnn spent the day in Frankfort. —C. W. Burton was'over from Covington to-day.
Miko Kelley, of ltockville, WIIB in the city to-day. Supl. Znck is sojiiiifiling in Sugar Creek towns! ip. —Miss Mnymo Wise is tho possessor of a tine bicycle. —James P. Walter went to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Mrs. Milt Bishop went to Waynetown this morning. —Gen. M. 1). Manson went to 'IVrre Haute this mnining.
Harry Duckworth visited a Lafayette friend lust night. E. D. Bosworlh and wife returned last night from Florida. —Mrs. Will Townslev and son are. visiting in Danville, III. —-Jero and Stan Koenoy Danville, 111., this afternoon. —W. T. Hazel ton has removed Indianapolis back to this city. —Cliff Barr and John Coleman returned from Chicago last night. —Mrs. Custer, the mother of Mrs. Geo. Griffith, died in Frankfort last night,.
Miss Mattie Kecne wont to LnFayette this afternoon to attend as well colored reception given by Miss Pnnnie Taylor.
vi ir MAitmci.
Dr. .7. Ij. Beattv has moved into his new house. Walter Davis and wife have moved to Crawfordsville.
Clms. Kennedy roturnedfro.il Indianapolis yest,onlay ovoning. Eliash Layne has moved into the house vacated by Ed Saunders. .7. IJ. Dallas returned from a business trip lo Lafayette Tuesday oj ening.
Mrs. Kit lb Todd, of Brown's Valley, is visiting hei daughter, Mrs. T. T. Davis.
Tho friends and neighbors of Mrs. Matilda Williams were very agreeably surprised yesterday to learn of her marriage to Lima Hush, of Missouri. Tho wedding took place at Craw'ordsvill
a
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ltoss.
Win. Johnson is working at Lebanon. Homer Golt has returned from llillsljoro.
Guv Adkins has returned from Anderson. G. B. llullz, of Jamestown, was hero Friday.
Mrs. J. B. Evans, of Wavehuid, is visiting hert*. .Tames Heath is proprietor of tho Peterson house.
Emery Graves and wife have returned Chas. from Cincinnati. Mr. Reeves, candidate for Prosecutor, was here Monday.
Dan Lano and wife, of Lebanon, visited hero Saturday. W. J. 'Sanford and wife will teach tho Wingote schools next winter.
This town has more cripples than any town of its rizo in the county. Eli Galharight, our blacksmith, has iii ived his shop to Clark's Hill.
Our large and increasing business has forced us to seek more rocm. We have
room formerly occupied by Ensmiriger, the grocer.
goods at closing-out prices:
Good Calico, 2 cents per ynnl. Extra Good Muslin, yard wide, cents. Good Bleached Muslin, 5y, wortli \!i. All best andS Calicoes only Tcents. Host 20 Selicia only 12:,'. SUirt l.ininp only :t-j. Uurht Calicos %%. Cool' Shirting al cents. I-onsdalo Musliu al 7!*'. l.lood Turkey lied Table Damask at lit Our 7!Sc: liaU Hlcaehed Table Unmask, -tic Cut, prices on all Corsets.
went, to
from
V. C, Stover, of Ladoga, was adBQ milted to the Montgomery county bar this morning. —C. M. Scott went to Frankfort on tho noon train to join the city junketeers who went up this morning. —Miss Anna Farcpiar, of Indianapolis, has decided to continue with hervoeal class here all summer.
|3jgr"
more goods than we 1 j. have decided to give one and all an opportunity
Remember, every aiticle in our house marked down for this sale.
FOK
Yoris went to Muncie last
in Frankfort
Tho town election of liiit Monday resulted no follows: Trustees—first district, Andrew'1'. Campbell second district, Oliver P. Linsey third district, John H. Grimes Clerk and Treasurer, Samuel II. Gilkey Marshal, Lovol
Gillis. Mrs. John. Mitchell while trying to remove a wash boiler from the stove on last Monday struck a toakotXIe which fell from the stove emptying its contents of boiling water on her infant son which was lying near, badly burning him about Ihe head and arms, but :ol fatally.
Politics are being agitated quito a great deal as the dalos of the national i.nd State conventions are nearing. The Gray faction in this locality iseithortoo fragile lo make a sound in his defense or else it is dead altogether amd left him out of tho ring. There is too much originality here tc support a candidate who holds oflicos by proxy of authorship.
11 LACK 'It KICK.
P. G. Cowan has brand new surrey. Rev. Thos. Stt.mp, ot Brazil, occupied the pulpit at Mt. Zion_Sunday.
Jonathan Everett and 1*. G. Cowan are the first to plant corn on the creek. Miss Hnttie Blankonship is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Wicks, in Joliel, Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. John Switzer, of Crawfordsville, visited lit .Jacob Swank's Sunday.
Our neighborhood has a representative in W. A. Swank lo the county ltepublican convention.
Last Saturday night while Grant Agnow and wife were returning from Walter's their horse became frightened and threw them out, injuring them slightly but breaking tho buggy badly. I Last Sunday evening being tho 15lh birthday of Miss Hattie King, hor mother planed a pleasant surprise for her in the shape of an elegant supier, to which she invited abont thirty of
Miss Ilatlie's young friends. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walter wero tho victims of a very pleasant surprise last Saturday night by about thirty of their
U. Brewer, of Danville, fnd., yonng frionds. Tho time was spent preached at the Christian church Sun- pleasantly in eating fiuit, playing cinch ly. and tripping the light fantistic.
Jaa. Me.Viy, who had his side crushed Tho valleys, hills and woods at this by a wnjjon passing over him, js im-. time of our beautiful Black Creek fills oir souls with rapture, and wo challenge tho finding of purer and more beautiful stream with greener hills andNnoro flowery dales than our rippling sparkling rivulet.
prov.ng, John Johnson was hero Tuesday hunting up delegates lo support him !or Representative.
Gilbert Gray is canvassing the county. He wants to bo Representative and wo
LADIES of Christian churcn expect to think he will get it. give a new and novel feature in an on- Mrs. W. J. Sanford has returned tertninment at Music Hall Thnreday,Mny from Sngnr Creek township, where_ sho 12th. finished a school term.
LADIIIS, you will miss a treat if you fail to seo tho lovely "Old Maids" at Mnsio Hall, Thursday,evening. May 12. Submit Towksberry and others will I tliore.
WE DOK'T il'A.Y7
Haldintfs
ino-yardSpool
CALLOK
RIALBENJAMIN
Music Hall Block,
120 South Green Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
THE FAIR!
100 School Umbrellas, 26 Inch, 67 Cents. lj)0 School Umbrellas. 28 Inch,77 Cents. 100School Umbrellas, 30 Inch, 87 Cents. {^"Warranted Fast Black. Nice Assortment Handles.
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Flint Leo has rented the farm of Si Ilealh. J. II. Grime* has a clerkship at the Yount store in Vountsvillo.
Mrs. G. W. nnd John Ainmerman sp nl Wednesday in Crawlordsvillo. John Mitchell returned Mouday from Missouri for a few days visit with his family.
A. O. Walters left Monday for Terre Haute where he will work in tho factory ot Henry Alfrey.
Mm. G. W. Clark, Miss Hala Clark and Miss Edna Campbell spent Thursday in Crawfordsville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright has had her house torn down and replaced by a new one. The one removed was an old land mark nnd was built when tho town was new.
Miss Ed in Campbell is having a good run of custom in the inMlinery line, her fair nnd square dealing and noted cheap rates making her shop an activo and lively business center.
leased the store
TO O I any
to buy seasonable
Silk,
PLUMBS
7
cents
I.ace Curtains fourth off present, prices. Curtain pole and flxlures only 15 rents, (lood l'eurl Buttons, -t cents per dozen, ltttibonsnll marked down. 200 Child's Straw Sailor Trimmed Haw 25 and "iO cents, worth r0 reels and |. All Wraps and Spring Jackets at alimit one half prices. In Millinery Goods we have all the. latest styles and at prices lo suit all.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Iron Pipe, Brass Goods, Engine Trimming -, Bath Tubs, WaStands, Water-Closets, Chandeliers,Gas Globes, Argand Chimneys, Pumps, Sinks, Hydrants, Hose, Etc. Natural Gas Fitting at Rock Bottom Prices.
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See Our Line of Window Shades and Safeties..^!
The Fair, South Washington Street.
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Farmers are busy planting corn. Mrs. Mary Carver has been the guests of Darlington friends ami relatives.
Miss Grace Hall, of tho Terre Haute normal school, was homo over Sunday Misses May, Lottie and Grac-i Hall dined Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Franklin Rich, near Darlington.
Lockwood Vannice, who has been with C. W. Pritcha-rd for some time, finished hiB contract last Saturday evening.
One of our influential and highly respected citizens wo notice has been chosen juryman for l.lio next term of court. We assure tho public that W. D. Peebles is in every respect on in] intent, for the position- to which ho has boon called.
Tho Franklin township Snnday sell ol convention was hold at tho Friends' church Thursday the 28. Owing to the busy season of the year, the attenuineo in the morning Was quite small. Hmvover, in tho afternoon the number swelled until tlio convention grow quite interesting. But two of tho speakers on tho programme was present, Rev. E. T. Spohn and .Tas. Mount, the eminent speakers were present and took pari in the discussion. Craytnn Kinder was elected President and Miss Ella Peaenrli for Secretary the ensuing year. The next sossion will bo held at the GaiTield church the fourth Sunday in August.
1.11'l.lSlt.
Charley Service was the first to finish planting corn. Win. Davis and family visited at J. R. Hester's last Sunday.
Jas. Graham and wife visited friends hero one night this week. Wm. Haas, of Lebanon, is going lo move the mill from this place to Arkansas.
Mrs. Man Cnplinger, of Marshall,was visiting her father, Uncle John (turgorB over last Sunday.
Lambert Smith is President of tho Democrat club at Lapland and ashamed to own it. Poor fellow.
Wo are glad John and Tom can wrile political letters to their Swallowtail frionds through the Slur.
Wm. Davis says ho traded hats with George Stono and lie wishes the people would quit asking liiui "Ahero did you gel that hat?"
The Morton Republican Club at this place is moving along nice and smooth with a membership of fifty-one and more to come in yet. We have some lit speeches by the member. We want all the Republicans in reach to come out Saturday night, tho 11, and hear something that will do them good.
Hove Taken Several.
Bottles of Bradfield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other dip eases combined, of lfi years standing, and I radii/ bdirre 1 am viiri'd riilire-' /, for which please accept my thanks
M«8. W. E. STEBUINS, Ridge, Ga. Sold by Nye & Co.
ttoyal Ruby" Port IIhie. The term "dolicnto health" is used tiv express physical condition, in which the powers of nature appear to he partially exhausted, and the system is peculiarly sensitive to all morbid influences. Slight causes, which would produeo no disturbance whatever in the body or mind of a robust individual, prostrate tho strength and depress the spirits of persons in delicate health. Recourses should bo had under these circnmstancoB to "Royal Ruby" port wine. If thero is any resorvo of vitality in the enfeebled organization,Ihisunoqunled exhiliarant ami tonic will will rise amidevelope it. Quart bottles SI.00 pints (10 els. Sold nnd guaranteed by Nye .t Co. Druggists. Bottled by Royal Wino Co., Chicago.