Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 May 1892 — Page 3
RIDGE!
We have.the solo ai ?ney for 'he Indiana Bicycle Co. wheels, which are acknowledged to be the r.i sT LINK of cheap wheels on the market.
A written warrantee accompanies each wheel.
We also liave the Rambler, Victor, Western Wheel Works bicycles, etc, and can furnish any bicycle made lit lowest prices. Sold tor cash or on payments. Persons taught to rtdo at any timo. Hiding School open for practice every afternoon from 1 to C, o'clock. Second-hand wheels taken in exchange for ne\y ones.
Hos3Bros, 99-oentStore.
Call and seo our Hiding Scliooi at Y.M.C.A. auditon im.
Ed VanCamp & Co.
Are showing the largest line of Latin's' Oxford Ties
that have ever been brought to the .1'. V..'
POTATOES
We have just received another car of potatoes, of 500 bushels, oi different varieties. They are trom Micnigan. No finer potatoes grows. We will sell this car of potatoes at 50 and GO cents per bushel to close them out
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.
Order Your New Suit
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COLMAN & MURPHY,
'I lie Leading Tailors, 1200 Kust Mum Street.
The Old Reliable Tailor,
HAS UKMOVEl) TO
Strong Witnesses.
Among the thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heart Cure, is that of Natlinn Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Hock, Pa., who for years had shortness of brentli, sleeplessness, pain in left side, shoulders, smothering Rjiells, sic. one bottle of Dr. Miles' Now Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured hi in. Peter Jiujuet, Salem, N. J., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Hea.' Dis""fle, waa turned away by physician., as ncnrable, death'stared him in the face, could not lay down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using
New Oure he felt better and could lay down and sleep all night, and is now a Well man. The Now Cure is sold, also w«e book, by Nye A Co.
204 East Main Street,
On the ground floor, and is now ready to welcorre all his old customers ar many newt nes.
l^ss^eseo.'T&ateft. .R
THE POSITIVE CURE.
I WT.v p-fcfynnma. WttWD BU Hew York. WoEOcUl
Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people need to use it.
In almost every neighborhood throughout the weBt there is some one or nioro persons whoso lives have been aaved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrluea Hetnedy, or who have lieen cured of chronic diarrhn'ii by it. Such persons take especial pleasure in cecommending the remedy to othersThe praise that follows its introduction and use makes it very popular. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nyo & Co.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Oastoria.
Daily JOuRUnL.
FHI DAY, MAY 0, 1892.
Tim DAILY .IOCKSAL IB on sale by llobinson .fc Wallace, unci Pontious IillPHV.
Declined Re-election.
Prof. T. II. Dunn closed a most successful year na superintendent of the Lebanon schools this week and has removed from Lebanon to Alton, Ind. He declined a re election to superintendency and is to bo succeeded by Prof. Griffith, lb is not known what Prof. Dunn's pinna for the futmo are.
Death of Rev. John Lyle Martyn. Word has been received here of. the leath of Rev. John Lyle Martyn, which occurred on May 3, at Oxford, Iowa. or several years Mr. Martin was a resident of this city and waa pastor of the 'realiytorinn church at Wavoland and other points in the county.
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time of his death ho hail linen a preacher for nearly (10 years and was abundant in labors for Christ.
L. B. 0. M. Entertains,
One of the most enjoyable entertainments of the season was given last evening at L. B. O. M. on south Washington street. Light refreshments were served and nil report having had a good time. The following members were prefient: Misses Edna Herron, Nettie Epperson, Kvu Epperson, Mattie EItz: rotli, Yorda Hell, Ada Bappert, Mabel Dorsoy, Clem Birch, Susan Scott, and Messrs. 0. E. Allen, J. llerrou, E. Eltzrolh, K. F. Todd, W. Epperson, H. Ijrower, O. \\. Uaylesp, D. Mills.
Handsomely Entertained.
The Crawfordsville delegation which visited Frankfort yesterday returned homo to-day loud in praise of the treat mont or the people of Frankfort. The guests were royally treated in every way and given the best in the city. All things were thrown open to them anil they were told to tako whatever tliey wanted. At the banquet last night tnngniticont spread was tendered the Athenians and all that could be done to make their visit one of pleasure and en joymenl was done without stint. Frank fort knows now to entertain and her guests will long remember their kindly treatment.
Oonveution To-Morrow,
The Republicans of Montgomery county will meet tomorrow morning at the court house, at ten o'clock to organ ize and after dinner will proceed to nominate candidates for the county office:). Although the farmers are exceed •ugly busy just now all things point toward a largo ami enthusiastic con von tion. Several of the contests promise to be close and interesting as the mater ial is of the best and the delegates may be honestly divided as to the merits of candidates. But whatever may be the issue it is not to be doubted but that the nominations made will bo accepted with grace by all and heartily endorsed by good majorities at the polls next. fall.
In Time Jt'oi1 Her Funeral.
Some three weeks rgo Mr. Wright and wife sold their farm in Iowa and arrived in Wingate to visit relatives, Mrs. Wright having been before marriage Miss Millie Francis. About two weeks ago Mr. Wight left to look up a location. Oi course he was constantly oi the move and had no post oilice. A day or so fter her husband left Mrs. Wright was taken very ill and continued to grow woise. Telegrams were sent in al' directions lint failed to reach MrWright. The first of the week she died_ Yesterday morning about an hour before the' funeral the door opened anil Mr. Wriglil entered anil laughingly inquired for Ins wife. llis grief upon being appraised of h«-r death was terrible and the shock has well uigh driven him wild. The case is a moat sad one as the couple had been married only two years and he had left her in perfect health.
Should Not Have Been Fined. The following from the Indianapolis Sentinel regards Henry Cavenaugli, who lately removed to Indianapolis from this city: "Yesterday -morning Henry Cavenaugli was Cued SI and costs in the police court for assaulting William H. Heiischeu about a week ago at Schoolev's saloon. Mrs. Cavenaugli tastified that Ilenschen came to her house in her husband's absence and made improper proposals to her. She told Mr. Cavenaugli, who hunted HenBCIIUU down, and at the saloon gave him a thrashing, pounding him over the head fyitli a billiard cue, cutting the scalp and blacking both eves, .ludgo Busk irk, upon hearing Mrs. Cavenaugh's testimony, released her husband ou'eoni mitment. llensi'lien then immediately filed an affidavit for surety of the peace in Justice of the Peace Ilitbich's court. Upon hearing the story of the assault and the cause which led to it the court refused to place Cavenaugli under bond and discharged him.
FIVE hundred reciprocity pine apples at your own price also Tennessee strawberries at .loo Tavlor's.
FISKST line of refrigerators city yt Houlihan & Stump's.
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Promptly I'attl.
Mr, S. li. Whitesides, of Franklin, Ind., one of the victims of the Monon wreck near this place last January, has just acknowledged tlie receipt of §800 for sixteen weeks indemnity, being the fortunate possessor of a $10,000 policy from the Now York Mutual I'refered Accident Association of 257 Broadway, N. V., represented here by D. Ilartor.
CitAWi'oiiiisvir.i.K, May -I, 1N'.12.
BROTHER MAURIOE,
Thomas Thompson Is Here and is Telling a Tale of Woe. lie came in on one of the morning trains and appeared to be in pretty sore straits. He was quite lame from a paralytic stroke and used a crutch in walking. His clothea were rather Beedy and a long, iron gray lienrd hung down upon his breast. His ejes were urnaturally bright and his face sharp ai.d pinched. He had not been in town long before he began to Inquire about Hon. J. Maurice Thompson and lie told the following story to several persons: "Maurice Thompson is my brother, lie may not acknowledge it but ho is and I can prove it. You see we livi down here about Waveland when wo were boys and folks down there remember us. Maurice is ten years older than am and Will is older too. I don't know where. Will is now, 1 haven't seen him for years. I huven't been around in thia section since 1877 and you see I don't correspond with my brothers. 1 have been living in Fort Wayne and wna a day laborer until I received a stroke o^ paralysis some time ago. It cripped my legs and twisted by fingers like you see them. 1 don't know whether my mother is living or not. I can't hear. Mr. father died in '88 in Missouri and he left $2,000 worth of property. He left it all to my mother but as the will wasn't made in Missouri it was invalid under the laws of that State. I never intended to do anything though until my lawyer in Missouri wrote mo that Maurice had put in a bill for board furnished my father yearn ago which eat up all that little M.-itonr: property. Mr. Coulter, my lawyer in Ft. Wayne, tells me that the board bill has been outlawed and couldn't be collected if it wasn't. I want to lind out about this thing and that's what I'm here for. 1 am going to ask them to compromise with me and if they don't want to do that I am going to law them. 1 will tight them to my
Inst cent for 1 don't propose to be im posed on even if I am a day laborer."
Continued Interest.
A largo audience traveled througl Italy with Mrs. Kate Crary last evening and heartily enjoyed the trip. To-night some of the scenes of our own country will be presented, among others the fol owing: Now York Harbor. Barlholdi Statue. Sights in New York. I'j tile Hudson .- Sunnyside and the Cutskills. Kip van Winkle. West Point. Old Fort 'l'i. Boston, llelics of the devolution. Codfish and 1'eans. Plymouth Hock. In the Surf. The Qua ker City. Niagara, Summer and Winter. A Phtenix City. (lambhng in Wheat and Pork. A block Yard Experience. Off for the West. Indians and liulTalo. The Old Trail. Webber Canon and Devil's Slide. The City of the Saints. Too Much Married. Yellowstone Park. Grand Canon. Mammoth Hot Springs. The Inferno. Geysers and Mud Volcanoes. "There She Blows. Donner Lake. California's Capital. The Goden Gate. San Francisco. In China town. The Joss House. The Valley of Abominations. The City of the Angels. An Earthly Paradice. The Los Angeles Missions. The Big Trees. Wonders of Yosemite.
fhASHES fROM OVER THE 0ITF.
—The net proceeds of the Methodist social last evening were over $'.25. —There will bo a stated meeting of .Montgomery Council, K. and S. M., this evening. Full attendance requested. --Councilman Vanaredall did not stay to the banquet at Frankfort last* evening but returned on the evening train.
Win. White went to Kockville this morningto do some special stenographic work for the Parke county court.
—The regular meeting of the Woman's Kelief Corps will be held in the old hall instead of the P. O. S. of A., Saturday, May 0, at 2 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. —The family of Win. McCoy was badly poisoned Wednesday night by some food taken for supper. A liberal supply of emetics, however, finally brought rolief. —Prospects for the Dunluird College are growing, brighter. Papers are being circulated for stuck subscriptions, and the responses are very encouraging.— Luitiuja Li'ittler. —The Big Four wants -10 men to go to work on the work train next Monday. The road will pay 14 cents an hour and those desiring employment should ,see agent Hobinson. —A. B. Anderson mid M. E. Clod folter went to lioekville to day where the liquor license case of Foster A. Fletcher is to be tried. An excitirg lime is expected. —The Monon trains from the tli have been late for the piiBt day or so, owing to the fact that tho track in many places between LaFayette und Chicago is covered with wnter.
EXE, ear and throat diseases only. Dr. Greene, Joel lilock, titling of glasres a speciality.
Font good cabinet photographs for 50 cents at Willis' gallery.
Snornrc yonr tickets for the -Old Maids Carnival" for May 12. Trices 50 cts. and 35 cts.
SOMKTHINO new and beautiful in the way of children's drill, at Music Hall May 12.
TJAOIKSof Christian church expect to give a new and novel font.uro in an entcrlainmenl al Music llall Thursday,Mav 12th.
goods at closingjout prices:
Good Calico, 2 cents per yard. 12xtra Good Muslin, yard wide, cents. Good Bleached Muslin, .V4', worth **lg. All best 7 aud S Calicoes only rcents. liest 20 Selieia only Skirt Lining only Lijrbt Calicos (ioot.' Shirting at 4 cents. Lonndalo Muslin at 7}.j. C»ooil Turkey lied Table Damask al
Our 75c half Bleached Table Damask, 47c Cut prie.s on all Corsets.
COMING AND C-OING.
Tom Clark was in lioekville yesterday. —Harry BeggB has returned to Terre Haute. linn ltountree was in Indianapolis to-day. —Jack Kelly was up from Kockville to day. —Miss Ada Harding is visiting in Ladoga. —Miss Saliie Harney went to Ladoga this afternoon.
J. .1. Inslev went to Indianapolis this afternoon. Mis. Judge Thomas is visiting relatives in La Fayette.
George Gregg is home from Greencastle to spend Sunday.
Ilev. 11. M. Middleton, of Greencastle, was in the city to day. Jere and Stan Keeney returned this afternoon from Danville, 111.
Miss Mora Dver, of liainbridge, is t.ht* gu^st of friends in the city. H. Unlet and Wallace Sparks went to Ladoga this afternoon. —Miss Julia Walk, of Indianapolis, is th" guest of Mrs. J. It. Kobinson. —Will Nash and family went to Indianapolis to day to spend Sunday. —Miss Sadie Britton is home from Del'auw University to spend Sunday
Mioses Nell Nicholson and Bertie East.lack have returned from Waveland. ---Mrs. O. M. lietman and Miss Nellie Darnell, of liainbridge, are visiting tiie eitv. --Miss Kate Fallen wider has returned to Yederslmrg after a visit, willi frieni.s in this eitv. ~-W. E. Humphrey, G, \V. Paul. John Stroll, L. J. Copp'ige, and 1). J. Woodward went to Covington to-day on business connected with the Wabash Valley Protective Union.
COLLEGE NUTiiS.
Prof. Thomas takes a botanizing clasB abroad among the hills to-morrow. Johns has been quarantined and is taking a vacation to prevent the spread of the deadly mumps.
Th Glee Club went to Danville today accompanied by Misses Maude Cowan and Saliie Newton and Eddie Bramlkamp.
The Freshman class is talking of boycotting the college becain.e one of i's members was fired for cribbing. It will end in talk. Such tilings always do..
Tim spcakeis on the primary contest have been selected as follows: Sophomores. Htott, Swank, Stephens, Bowers, Dame, MeKee, Milligan. Freshmen, HeineS, Gerard, Hasten, Yoiint, Travis, Hall, Leech, Pry.
Miss Jean Nelson, of liel'auw University, won first prize in the InterState Oratorical contest at Minneapolis last night. She is the first lady that ever secured that honor. A man from Ohio Wesloyan won second.
T» Union Township Delegates. The delegates from Union township to the Kepiiblican convention will meet to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock sharp, al tho small court room.
—The paper for Frank Mayo in "Davy Crockett" decorates tho bill boards. —bupt. Zuck announces that an unusually largo percent sustained tho lasl examination.
•IKMIJIA
AMI'.KICA LOVK will be here to
assist in tho "Old Maids Carnaval."-
l'osrrivui.v the only appearance of the Frohit-her sisters.
Tim neatest cut under Houlihan .V Stump's.
corns
Our large and increasing business has forced u« to scok more vcm.-*- We have
room formerly occupied by Ensminger, the grocer. J)O.Y'T WAA'7
more goods than we can help,and have decided to give one and all an -pportunity to buy seasonable
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Some of the Grand Army boys mi.y be interested in the. following from Alex li. Hope, A. D. C., 'Commander, Dep'l. Tenn. and Ga. lie sa\s "We have had an cpiucmic whooping coiiL'h hero, (Stewart, Tenn, I and
the only medicine that has done any
good. here is no danger from nlKKiping cough, when this remedy is freely given. It completely controls the disease. 50 ct. bottles for sale by Nye «t
Co.
I Hn Taken Several
Holtles of ISradtield's Female Kegulalor for falling of the womb and other dis eases combined, of lit years standing, and 1 realty believe I am cureit entirety, for which please accept my thanks
MKH. W. 10. SrnnniNS, ltidge, Oa. Sold bv Nyo & Co.
When Baby was sick, wo gsTo her Castorln. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When die became Miss, she clung to Custoria. When she had Children, she gave them C18tori*
Itoyat HuhIJ" I'arl ll'/nf. Tho term "delicate health" is used to express a physical condition, in which tho {lowers of nature appear to lie partially exhausted, and the system is peculiarly sensitive to all morbid influences. Slight causes, which would produce no disturbance whatever in the body or mind of a robust individual, prostrate tho strength and dopross the spirits of jMirsons in delicate health. He courses should bo had under theSo ciicumstiinces to "Koyal Kuby'' port wine.
Jluctae.n's Arnica .Safer. if there is any reserve of vitality in the TheVest salve in the v.orlt. fir ruts enfeebled organization,tliieunequaled exbiuises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever liiliarant and tonic will will rise aiido'eBores, tetter, chapped hands, c.Ailiipinbs velope it. Quart bottles 81.110 oinU I'O
cis. Sold and guaranteed by Nye
tively cures piles, or no pay required.. Druggists. Bottled by Royal Wine Co., It is guaranteed to give perfect entis- ChicBgo.
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Chamberlains Cough ltemeny has been ^,'n
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria*
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Baldinirs UKKYUMI Spool Siik,7 cents. Luce Curtains fourth ort present prices.' Curtain pule ami lixtiires only l,*j cents. Good I'ear HuUmis, cents per tlo/.en, UibbcnsaU marked down. 'J(H) Child'* Straw Sailor Trimmed Hats at 25 aud ."0 coals, \vtnlh rents and $l. All Wraps and Spruiir Jackets at about mi.-: half prices. In Millinery Goods w.-have all the latent* styles aud at prices to suit all.'
PLUMBING
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Iron Pipe, Brass Goods, Engine Trimming-, Bath Tubs, WaT Stands,Water-Closets, Chandeliers,Ga~, Globes, Argind Chimneys, Pumps, S:nks, Hydrants, Hose, Etc.
Natural Gas Fitting at Rock Bottom Prices.
CALLON
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Music Hall Block,
120 South Green Street, Crawforilsvillu, Indiana
THE F'-A.IFL!
100 School Umbrellas, 26 Inch, 67 Cents. 100 School Umbrellas. 28 Inch, 77 Cents.
Little Dick—The school is closed because so many children is sick. Mamma—They will probably be all right again in a week or so..
Little Dick (hopefully)—Perhaps the rest of us II be sick then.—Hood ]Sews.
Guaranteed Cure.
We authorize our advertised druggist to soil Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Cough and colds, upon this condition. If you lire atllicted wit I a Congh, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did wt»not know that Dr. King's New Discovery could 1m lelieil on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at Nye .t Co's. Drug Store. Large sizes 50c. and SI.0(1.
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newspapers tMUorse.
"Educators are certainly the greatest benefactors of the race, and 1, after reading Dr. Franklin Miles' popular works, cannot help declaring him to 1m among the most entertaining and educating authors." lie is not a stranger to our readers, as his advertisements ippear in our columns in every issue, that the
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Nervous and Heart
Disenses is distributed free by our enterprising druggislB Nye & Co. Trial Bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine ere given
away, also Book of Testimonials show ing that it is unequalled for Nervous Prostration, Headache, poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epileiisy
leased the store
TO M(J\'E any
100 School Umbrellas, 30 Inch, 87 Cents.
'Warranted Fast Black. Nice Assortment Handles. *'Y, See Our Line of Window Shades and Safeties, J*i
The Fair, South Washington Street.
till type Tot' III A. I'. WM,us.
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Miles' yerre it' tAver fills. Act on a new principle regulating the tver stomtehe and bowels thriwtili the nerves. A new discovery. Dr .Miles' 1'ills speedily cure billonness. bad taste, torpid iver piles, constipation. ITnejualetl fur men, women, children. Sniiill.-s ,, mildest, ureal,..., ISO doses 2fi cents.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
The "Old"/Etna Fire Insurance Co.
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1 lie old patrons of this .stinpo and popular company can have tlit ir policcs nevved or ^et u\v policcs against Fire, tint/ Turnado of
A. C. JENNISON,
CRAWFOKDSVILLF, INDIANA. 1 'l\ Mulll Si ivt-U
Music Ha-ll
SRTUHDAV, MAY 14.
I'ntrrtff'inrnl. Aiur-Hcu's alive Knmuutii' Actor,
FRANK MAYO
In His Original Cicttiion JIIKI Mirt-r|lm«.
Davy Crockett
~Wlileli iiiiK ln'on callnl rrllli's: ".\ Ni-w Hirtli to Our NYw Soul," "An M.vll oi tinliackwootls," "A Symphony hi Lcuws ninl
Messrs," •'The Klrst Aii.fitcaii," "An American I'oein." tioth Sfiiscn-Stronger ami r.cttfi Tnan Kvcr,
A I'owerliil Company, inclijilinj/
Miss Anna Bax'er, and Edwin F. Ma.vo.
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