Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 May 1892 — Page 4

Not One of Our Rings.

Jltr, we have rlnirs that are emmb.v a.ir.icilvo and our display of SiLVhltWiKK toast tor the eye. If that wi"cli ib karoos beyond description, but u»*m»t pe'Teclly plain, appeals to your taste we »u show yo'j home superb specimens if the iii»5»iy decorated Is it) your line, comeuud look *ome or the most pleasing devices Unit ever left the mairic lingers of accomplished workers in silver, would bo a mistake for vou to rua away with the idea that it takes a good deal of uioticv to gratify such tastes. We will ele. nwav *uch misapprehensions on that point you will call and look at our Orange How's, Nut and Krult Dishes, and otlier articles too numerous to mention. Please bear in moid that we are headquarters r*»r making pood timekeepers out of your watches and c!oc' and that is the rejisou w«» repair moic than ml others.- v- .v'.

207 East Main Street

Every One Says

We have the liesl Oxfords in Uu'

city lor the Money.

J. S. KELLY

121 liast Main Street.

You Will Eujoy

A call it the pleasant Millinery

Parlors of

MkS. WILSON,

trout )i \Vrtsi)io^ioii Street.

GBOTJND CO CO A. NUT Heady lor Cake, and

HORSERADISH i' resh and Heady For Table Cue.

Each 5 Cents a Glass* them at Butcher's Candy Stand, i'urii'T Washington and Main Streets

Kl RK'S

V/OBLD

AM^p|||LY

SOAP

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY

DUSKY DIAMOND TAR SOAP.

HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. Coros Ghappod Bands, Wounds, Burns, £tO Htmeves tad J'reveaU Daadrvft

OH SAY!

brinsfouc Scm o" thatdr AA/^TA ImJS SOAPW^vc.olrjusiDI? sHcs

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DAILY JOURNAL,

THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1892.

To tue National Encampment G. A. K. Chns. M. Travis has the names of forty-f^ven who will stmt from th plm in a Pullman sleeper for Washington, D. C, to attend the National encampment, G. A. 1? There :s yet rooir Those who wish to go with the paity should write to or see C. M. Travis as soon as practicable.

Deatii of Mu. Henry Rumble. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Emma Rum ble, the belovi 1 wife of Henry Rumble, died. She was boin in Ontario, Csnadr on November 14, 1843. 'I ho funeral will occur to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock om the residence of licorge Rumble, of 308 south Walnut street. Interment at Oak Ilill cameterv.

To Feed atrs'iV Tort.

luis morning Mayor Carr, Mayor elect Bandel, youncilmen Vanarsdal, Scott, Reynolds and Tomlin&on, Street Commissioner MoDaniel, olliccrs Connor and Brothers, fire chief Dorsey, and O, C. Invin went to Franl-foil to-day to attend the bancjuet given by the Citi ions' Ele Jtric Light Co. A great time wi!9 expected by those going up.

1'fe of Gen.McKee Drpa.

The Knickerbocker press of New Yolk has just issued a life of Gen. Wm. Mclvee Dann. lue book is for private circnlation and was written by Win. Wes-

Woolen. It is most entertaining vo'.U'ue and of peculiar interest to persons in this city, where Gen. Dunn has so many relatives and where he passed his boyhood. Ger Dunu wi'3 a son of W'M'amsou MoKee, who was over the land ollice hi-re for years. Gen. Dunn's mother, Miriam Dunn, who died October 20, 1827, lies buried in the old town cemetery.

Wuere is Wi-s. McGinns' Duck. 1'oor old Mrs. McGinnis, of the west end, is in sore straits over the loss of her l'ne duck which, to judpfe from the good old lady's lamentations, was the stay and prop of her declining yeai.3. tJmtiiing search bv herself and friends hi's failed to leveal its whereabouts and M'S. McGinnis is about to conclude that sjnio evil ui'rde.d poison has led her gentle pet astray. It was a brown drake with soit green eyes and any per-' son 'quainted with its fate should tell M-s. McGinnis and relieve her neighbors who ore kept at a fever heat of ox cif meDt by the worthy lady's demon Btrative

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An Exciting Captive.

Deputy Sheriffs Agnew and Brannon made an excit'ng capture at New Ross last r'glit. lhey went out aft?r .lu'ian McGi'il''- who several months ago ale brated his re'ease from the pen by getting on a tear with a lot of disreputable women and turning New Ross upside dow.i. McGnff'n was wary when the officers Arrived in town and tliey scben.-ed lata irto the night be'ore his captnro wr 3 efft jt

j. lIKu Mr. Agnew

got hot on h:s trail and a ,er an exciting chase c'osed on him with drawn revolver in a barber shop, the door of which had to forced. A crowd of roughs wore fjuicPy on hand to release the young 'ongh but were awed by Agnow revolver and re,!D]ii'shod" tbe purpose. McGi'H'i is now sa'ely in ja't.

Tue InfiiaTia May Festival.

Tho programme proniif-l for the coming May festival will bo more varied than any of its pred( eessors. Mr. Dnmrosch Ivifios the comrr'ttee of crangeinents that it a'readv romplet h3.. This programme has, as was of eoniao ncce--sary, l.een chosen with a lew to the fitness of tho various principals engaged for their respcotivo jiarts. Tno fact that the Now York symphony orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Damrosch, is to furnish tho instrumental part of tho music, will give added interest to the performances, for this will be tho first time Indianians will have had an opportunity to hear this organization at home. Of the four groat orchi itras in tho United States this New York symphony orchestra is of a more permanent oharacter than any of tho others, for it has for its home the grandest of all music halls, that one recently built by Mr. Carnegie. Mr. Damrosch has fall charge of this palace of music, and is not only the head, but the controlling musical genius of the orchestra as well as the New York Oratorio Society.

Waiim

rolls for your supper at Nich

olson .t .Tackman'a.

A HOME WEDDING.

The Mairiage of Wm. M. White and Miss Mattie Detchon Consummated Last Evening,

One of the most brilliant homo wod dings occurring in Crawfordsville for a long time was that of Miss Mattie Detchon and Wm. M. White, which took place last evening at the elegant east Wabash avenue residence of the bride's parents, Doctor and Mrs. E. Detchon. About seventy-five guests were present and tho largo and beautiful homo was handsomely decorated for the occasion with jotted plants and hot houso flowers. In the parlor lilies wero tho principal (lowers, while in the library carnation pinks profusely adorned tho mantles and stands. In the largo hallway, whero tho ceremony took place wore heavy banks of palms, festoems of smilax and a lavish display of bride's roses on stairs and mantels. It was shortly after eight o'clock when to the Mendelssohn wedding march, admirably executed by Miss Harmon, the bridal party descended the stairs. The con trading parties were preceded by the niece of the bride, pretty little Miss Martha Garver, of Anderson, who was attired in a dress of white China silk so thoroughly iu harmony with her blonde beauty, and who carried the wedding ring and a large bridal rose. The bride who leaned on the arm of the groom looked most charming in an elegant gown of white bengalino silk, and carried a largo bunch of bridal roses. Ar rived at tho foot of the stairs the party proceeded to tho south end of the hall and under a beautiful lattice work of smilax and roses faced about fronting the wedding guests and tho minister, Rev. G. W. Switzer, who performed the ceremony in most improssivo niumieir, using tho ritual of the Methodist Episcopal ehujeh, including tho ring service. I nmeeliately i'f*lor the ceremony the guilts proceed eel to tho dining room where two largo tables had been spread, l'rom tho chandelier, between them, broad banels of yellow ribbon were* stretched te the corners of the tables, which wero decorated with huge bunches of Marschal Neil roses. A regular supper was served by colored waiters and the wants of every guest carefully attended. After refreshments congratulations were extended and at a late hour the guests retired.1 Upon tho adjournment of the guests Mr. and Mrs. White wore driven to their new home on west Wabash avenue, where they will go to housekeeping at once. Both bride and groom are to be hoartily congratulated upon tho marriage of last evening. Mrs. White, who passed hor life in this city, has been a favorite in both church and social circles aud htiB ondean-d hersell to many hearts by her many womanly and noblo traits of character. The groom was likewise reared in this community and is a young gentleman of sterling integrity, the most thorough business principles and a genial disposition which has rondereel him most pop•uliir with all with whom ho comes in

contact.

Thr Joiunal

extends the

sincerest or- congratulations and well wishes.

The guests from out of town atten'd"g tho ceremony wero Miss Mary Curler, of Ijal'ayetto Mrs. Dr. (1 arver, of Anderson Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Throckmorton, of Romney Dr. and •Mrs. Stowo S. Detchon, of New Richmonel John Detchon, of Now Richmond: B. Grant Smith, of Dayton. Ohio J. T. Aiiller and wife, of Lebanon Harry Boggs, of Terre Haute, and Parker and Charles Simison, of Romney. The presents to tho bride were both numerous and elegant.

Another Lare Audience.

The Methodist church was well filled ',lqt night and the audience was more than entertained by Miss Kate Crary's I' Hure. To-Dight "Italy and ltomo" will be presented and tho following is a '•st of some of tho \iows to be presented:

Descending the Pass. The Italian La'tes. Milan C.tbedra'. A Model City. Approt" to Veni'-e. St. Marks and tho Grand Canal. Palaco of the Doges. The Rir'to. T.tao.

Hose

I.1XVEX.

The lute rains set the farmers' work baik. Miss May mo McCain was in Crawfordsville Saturday.

The prospects nre fine for a new school houso that will be an honor to the township.

The Sons of Veterans will help in Decoration day in marching to and from tho cemetery.

The soldiers of this township mot some time ago and agreed to decorato

Address, F. ,1.

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.10.

Florence. Dante and Santa Crooe. Giotto's Tower. The Uflizi Gullory. The Pololi Gardens, lhe I'onr Wonders of Pisa. Genoa, the Superb. Mona and the Casino. A T, ip to Naple's. Vesuvius and the Bay. Neapoliti-' Life and Art. Garabaldi's Isle. The Buried Cities. Tue Roman Life Unvoilod. The F'ight From Pomj- "ii. 'ine Eternal City. St. Peter's and tho Vatican, Tho Treasures of the Popes. Raphael and Michnel /ngolo. Tho Pantheon, St. John Latoran. The Spanish Staircase and its frequenters. St. Paul's. The Yellow Tiber. Capitol Hill. Column of Trajan. In the Museum. Rome in hor Glory. Tho Forum. Tho City of tho C:esars. The Appian Way. The Colosenm. The Bloody A -ena. The Triumph of Faith. :r

S /{pat of nil To cleanso tho system in a gentle and truly beneficinl manner, when the Springtime comes, use tho truoand perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs. One bottle will answer for all tho family and costs only 50 cts the largo size 81. Try it and bo pleased. Manufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Co. only.

at way down prices at Rial

Benjamin's plumbing shop.

Tiif.

Music Hall ice cream parlors are

now open. Delicious flavors always on hand and served in elegant stylo.

Pr.usrm.vfi and gas fitting at 20 per cent, discount at Rial Music Hall Block.

Benjamin's," in

011

Sunday. A programme will bo carried out A notice will appear in this paper in timo to let all attend. Tho Memorial services will be held on the Sunday preceding Decoration day.

Fred Ripley is working with Abo Piggott, Memt Switzor with Ed Stephenson, W. A. Edmonds is with J. P. Kolsey, Frank Layton is farming for his folks, Job anil Tom Miller will farm togothor on the homo place, Sain Jlolliday Is with J. W. Dudloy, Chas. Newkirk with Isaac Shotts, Sam Newkirk with John Hudson, as is Zeb Wheeler.

Tho Sunday school convention liold here short time ago lias not been in print yet. Brothers Warren, A. S. Fraley, T. C. Shanklin and ,T. S. Bennett wore on hand in the forenoon but as it was raining no others came until in the afternoon, brothers Warren and Fraley not returning. J. S. Bennett was elected to preside. The afternoon progrnmmo was gone through with, enjoyed by nil present, which numbered about thirty. The major portion of the people said it was an enjoyable convention. Shoit talks were made by James Wilson, T. C. Shanklin. Ed Gaibreath and tho presiding oflicer. The singing was conducted by J. S. Bennott and Laura Fraloy. The convention adjourned to meet in Craw lordsvilln when the time conies.

H'.ir.VM'O If.Y.

There is quite

mad dog scare among

the citizens near Antioch. The brick masons commenced' work the Birdsoll A- Rider block this week.,

Bus .Merrill moved into tho Stonobraker house on Orchard street this we el

There will be work in tho 2d and 3d degrees at the K. of P. lodge next Monday night.

John Small while papering a room one day last wevk fell off of a step ladder and received severe internal injuries.

Wm. 15. Gray, of Veedorsburg, spent Sunday with his sister, Miss Lou, who is dangerously ill with consumption.

At our town election Monday Wm. Bunuell, Robert Baker, Alex Bible and Frank Hallowell were elected as councilman Wm. Rider, Treasurer Hugh J. Webster, Clerk John Feints, Marshal.

The primary convention met hero last Saturday and appointed tno following gentlemen as delegat 3S to county convention, vis: A. W. Groves, George Small, Newt Ilaivey, Isaac Dwiggins, Simon Aimentrout and John Swank.

The latest thing in our town to got up an excitement and create talk is the institute for tho euro ot drunkenness, which has tecently boon started. Up to date there have been two completely cured and many more taking the treatment with every indication and assurance that they will result likewise.

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Wheat promises a fair crop. Mrs." John Baylcss is very sick. Not many oats sowed hero this spring. Mrs. Julia Whittington is on the sick list. rge Dowden oxpe ?ts to go West this fall. 'I lie prospect for another peach crop is very good.

Georgo Wellington's largo peach orchard is loaded with bloom again. Cora James is teaching quite a nnm her in music near Freodom church.

$100 Hexrartl $100.

The readers of this paper will bo pleased to learn that there is ono dreaded disease that science has boon able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional elisease, requires constitutional treutment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of the diseose, ond giving tho patient strongth by buileling up tho constitution anel assisting naturo in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative power that they offer One Hnndrod Dollars for any case that it fails to euro. Send for list of Testimonials.

Ciif.ni:y

Don't

A- Co.,Toledo,O.

H?"Sold by druggists, 7fc.

fail to

corsets in

se&Uhe 2!)e

Bischor'o May sale.

As olegant new slock of chandeliers and gas globes at Rial Benja min's plumbing shop. Call and see.

Tho Big Four will sell excursion rateB St. Louis May 11 and 12, goo:! returning May 13, on tho occasion of the 17th anniversary of the A. O. U. W., ta oe hold M.iy 12*

Coughing leads to Consumptions Kemp'sBolsam will stop the rough at

"ltoyal Rub))" fori ll'tiir. Tho term "dolicute health" is used to express a physical condition, in which the powers of nature appear to lie partially exhausted, and tho system is peculiarly sensitive to all morbid influences. Slight causes, which would produce no disturbance whotever in tho body or mind of a robust individual, prostrate the strength and depross the spirits of persons in delicate health. Recourses should be had under these circumstances to "Royal Ruby" port wine. If there is any reserve of vitality in the enfeebled organization,thisunequaled exhiliarant and tonic will will rise anddevelope it. Quart ljottlos $1.00 pints GO cts. Sold and guaranteed by Nye A Co. Druggists. Bottled by Royal Wine Co., Chicago.

Since its first introduction, Electric Betters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in tho lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives—containing nothing which permits its uso as a biverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments ot Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick Headache, Indigoetion, Constipation, and drive Malaria away from tho system. Satisfaction guaranteed with eaeh bottle or tho money will be refunded. Price only GOc. por

IkjUIo.

Sold by Nye «fc Co.

ADVICE TO WOMEN

If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CantersviLLE, April 20,188ft.

This will certify that two members of my immediate family, after having suffered for years from TOcn*trun1 Irregularity, beinc treated without benefit liy phyeiciatirt, were at length completely cured by ono bottle of lftradUcld'a Female Hcuulalor. Its effect is truly wonderful. J. \v. Stkanoe. Dock to WOMAN mailed FREE, which contains valuable luformutlou on all funmlu diseased. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,

ATLANTA. GA.

FOB SALE Br ALL DRUGGISTS. Sold by Nye & Co.

Sa.yjHires Do you

TO-DAY

YOU SIIOULI)

See Our Elegant "Arislo"

PHOTOS

AT THE—

tTilV

ew 1 iiaiiery

2101-2, E. Main St.

For Beauty Of Finish Tliey arc Unexcelled

Woodruff

—&—

Holloway.

All Aboard for Bargains

we linvu Just recclvoil a Iresli lino or Toah, Coffees, Sugars lour of all kinds, Pickles, Molases, Apples,

Fino Maple Syrup,

Dried and Canned Fruits of all kinds.

And ure prepared to sell tlicm at tlie tiovvcRt Possible Prices.

Wm. SEERING & SON.,

l)lum Street Depot. -1- rom deliver of all Goods.

O. U. PERRIN,

LAWYER and PATENT ATTORNEY

Joel Block, if South Washington Street. Ckawkordsvilus,

CALL.

Large Arrival of New Goods, at

Root

Drink Beer?

80LD AND ENJOYED EVERYWHERE.

Natural Gas Fitting.

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

WILLIAMS BROS.,

125 South Green St.

Indiana.

The Trade Palace

And Sweeping Reduction in Prices.

The depressed condition of the mnrkul at our first buying and tho still lower price which Mr. MeCluro took advantage of in tho Market last week, enables us to offer lower prices le. every department in the house. So for bargains in'

Dry Goods, Millinery, Carpets, Etc.,

(io to the Traile Palace of

McClure & Graham.

NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.

CUT

YOUR GRASS

With a

CONTINENTAL Lawn Mower,.

TINSLEY

and

I MARTIN.

Here's a Letter from Mrs. C. Brommer: I.aI'avktth, Tlul., Murcli 20, lKti:!.—Prof. K. Moses, Dear Sir—I linve been woarlnjr the (flusses you llt tol for 1110 for live years, unci since tliey linve Improved my eyes so Unit 1 would not iln without them. Can cheerfully recommend yourwouk with thanks. 1 rcmilin respeutfully,

Wall Paper!

We will discount peddlars' prices 25 percent!

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

COUN tR BOOK STORE.

the

C"tizens of

Crawfordsville and Vicinity.

PROF. M. R. MOSES & BRO.,

One of lhe Oldest Opticians of Chicago, and has the latest inven

tions for treating young and old sight.

Mas. O. Uiio.MMr.K.

Can Read tke Finest Print.

LAKAVKTTE.Ind., March 24, 1 Kits.—Tills Is to certify tliut I'rof. Mosvs fitted my" o.ves for glasses live pours iiiro, while In the oily, ami ai. Unit time they woro very weak. They have Btroiiiflhcncd my eves lor which 1 am very thankful, and urn Wearing tho same glosses now, und can see Io read the llnest rending at liny time, either day or night.. I will highly recommend the Professor to any one so afllicted. lis. Howeiis, No. 408 State St.

Tliey Have Cured My Sight.

I.aKaykttk,1ml.,March :m,1811'J,—This Is to certify thi.tslx yearsag.), when Prof. Moses, of Chicago, was in this city, at That, time 1 was troubled with my eyesight, I have tried many opticians, who tried to lit me with giiussos, hut did not succeed, until I'rof. Moses lasted and fitted me. Ilefore I wore his glasses in reading 1 rem) us If 1 was cross sighted, and when I tried his glasses which he fitted forme, they hayc uncd my sight. I have worn tho same

lin litis had So years' experience, will heul the

NUTT HOTEL

I'Jiwfordsvillo, Jnit.,

for short tlrnoonly, on

iiocount of cuKHKQMcnte in other pluccs where he eun ho consulted upon all cases of doreetive «\»efitfht. Fuiferers I'roin imperfect vision will ilml certain relief by trying the Professor's New System Adjusting Glasses us the following testimonials will testify

ImFavkttk, inrt., March 20, Profs.. Moses & Hro.. of Chicago, who an* stopping lor a short time at the Lain* house lire sun* genius UN opilcichiiiK. In im interview Willi

ol"

(,,ir

who Iiils tested

tlie I rol skill 5 yearn ago, says: "I un recommend tho I'rof. its a thorough Optieiun, lor lie mis certainly performed wonders to my eyesight, is I urs troubled with weak ejes lor years, and sln« I had him fit my eyes toglasMitf tl.ey been me entirely well and strong,

Vouch Hespeellitily, Mus.!». Ii or km aN

glasses until thlsdiiy' can onoerfullyCrecotiimond Prof. Moses to those who lire nJHlelod with poor eyesight.

Mits,Nancy Mawkish.

Saved Her Eyes.

I.oo,vN8Poi(T, Ind., Jan, J'-i, 1 H0'».-To whom It may concern-AiK)ut. four years ago I wie* threatened with blindness und hotiirlit tw«. pairs of HpcctuclcH of Prof Moses, who

now

stopping jit tho unlock Hotel, Tliev strengthened my eyes and gavo me great leal of satisfaction. I would cheerfully roeoin mend Prof, Moses to all nflllcteri with weak oyoH, MuhDknnis rui.. Nra, Charles II Chi und Mrs. Joseph Ulil recommend Pit)f, .'Mones.

From Rev. Lewis Roberts.

Puiui, Ind., March 1.1, 180'J-Tlils testliim-j nlftl Is from He v. Lewis Huberts, he says: I have for the past l.r years trltsl opit icluns to lit for me pair of glassd* for reading und lhey all lulled to dome good for any leugthol time I haveii pair of glasses Prof, Moses made for me aud have been wearing them for the pant live years and enn't do without them. 1 can recomincnd Prof. Moses to any one allllclcd with pooreyeslght, I am very thankful lor the good he has done for me,

Hkv.Lbwis Hohkihs, Pastor M.F, Chur :li,

Kvory MAN who would know tho OHANDTUUTIIS, tho Plain Pact*, th-' Old Hocrotn and th.o Now Discoveries of Medical Bolenco aa applied Married should write for our wotiderftil little bnok» cult'"' ••A 'I'ltKATISH VOU MKN ONLY." To any oarneft man W will nation copy JLullrcljr JFr«e, In plain sealod onver* "A refujto from UiOQOacka.

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