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

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H.K.fAlR8AN«^f SANl^.Vii^LMJ'

"MY GROCER PUT ME ON TO

and

THE

207 East Main Street

Every One Says

We have the best Oxfords in the

city lor the Money.

J. S. ICEL-.r-TY.

12-1 K:iM Main '-(reel.

on If 'ill Jin joy

A call at the pleasant Millinery

Parlors of

MRS. WILSON,

South Wusliln^ion Street.

OBOUND COOOAmXT Keady for Cake, and HOBSZRADISH

Krwsh and heady For Table I'so.

Eaoh 5 Cents a Glass- Hu.v them at Butcher's Candy Stand, Corner Washington and Main Sir«

KIRK'S

IAM0N

TAR SOAP

Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.

Cures

Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. BemovM and Prevents Dandruff.

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP.

Best for General Household Use

CI"

SOAP,

ar^d ii does iu wfyat V]e claims ior YOUR Grocer for it,

INSIST

or) having it.

BEST.-SOAP MADE

FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. MADE

ONLY

NLK.FAIRBANK & CO. CHICAGO.

Not One of Our Rings,

But we have riu ir di (3 eyi beyond description, hut almost perfectly

that are equally at trueof 81LVKUWAKK is a

ilk*

live and our display feast for the eye. If tiiat which is lustrous

plain, apiwals to your taste we can show you some superb specimens if the highly decoruled Is in your line, eomeand look at some of the most pleasing devices tiiat ever left the maple tinkers of accomplished workers in silver. It would be a mistake for you to run away with the idea that it takes a good deal of money to gratify such tastes. We will clear way such misapprehensions on that point if you will call and look at our Orange Howls, Nut and Fruit Dishes, and other articles too numerous to mention. Please bear iu mind that wo are headquarters for making good timekeepers out of your watches aud clocks and that is the reason we repair mote Llian ail others.

DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, MAY H, 1892.

Bad Runaway,

special to the Journal: New Koss, May 8.—Saturday evening as the wife of William Mills, and her Bon, Edward, wore out driving iu a cart the horse suddenly became frightened and ran away. The cart was telescoped and the occupants thrown to the ground. Mrs. Mills escaped without injuries, but her son had his wrist twisted out of joint. Ho suffered vevy much Henry Beck happened along and took the lady and son to Coroner Bronangh's ollice and he dressed the member and gave necessary medical assistance.

Elocutionary Entertainment. Miss Louise Brown's class in elocution will give an entertainment at Fletcher's Hull, in New Market, on Saturday, May 1-1. .Admission, 20 cents.

Death of a Child.

jMiieFerguson.aged 10 years, daughter of Matthias Ferguson, died yesterday at the family residence on Bluff street. The funeral will occur to-morrow afternoon at two o'clock.

A Poor Amusement.

For some time past the farmers living northwest of the city havo been bothered by having their dogs shot after night by persons driving up to the fences and shooting them down in thoir yards. Saturday night Henry Hughes was aroused by the murder of his valuabl dog and running out and mounting his horse was soon in hot pursuit of the wrong doers. After quite a chase overtook tht in atul forced a settlement. The dog killers Vere two well known young men who should have been it better Impiin'RC.

Of (JonrseTlmy Won.

The following letter to Tim .Tocunai. from Will 11. llo'rnbiiker will prove of interest in this city and demonstrates that Crawfordsville talent is still at the front: .lol.li'T. Ill: May 7, ISO'i. Til the Will county rhetorical contest held in Jdliet. last night. Miss 'elli Houghton, one of my pupils in the Kast Wheatland sehoole, won the first prize, a beautiful old medal. Her selection was "The Royal Archer," by Maurice Thompson. The second prize was won by Miss Lillie Parsons, of Braidwood, who spoke ''Tin Chariot Race," from Ben Hur. Their markings were 135i and 135, respect ively, out of a possible 150. The fi that both selections were written by Crawfordsville authors is rather a remarkable coincidence.

$1(10 JCcira ril $100.

The readers of this ]jajer will be pleased to learn that there is one Dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Mall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of tho d'sease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it?, work. Tho proprietors I have so much faith in its curative power that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any car.e that it fails to cure. Send for list of Testimonials.

Address, F. .1. Ciiexky ,t Co.,Toledo,O. Sold by druggists, 75c.

Don't fail to see tjio 29c corsets in Bischof's May salo.

Waiim rolls for your

fti!S

WILL R. IIohxhakkh.

Tough Places.

The attention of the officers of the law is called to tho saloons north of the city •icross Sugar Creek. They are a disgrace to even a low state of morality, and their open violation of the law and disregard for decency calls for police interference. At night these dens of vice resound with tho frenzied howls and lurid songs of drunken reveler* until respectable people fear to ps'ss along the road. On Sunday tie scene is worse. yesterday afternoon tho thoroughfares in front of these places were almost completely blocked with oarriageB and other vehicles in which sat tho most disieputable men of the town and painted, shameless, women, waiting for drinks. It is a disgrace to Montgomery county that these things can be. The bad men who rule these no'sesome roosts should bo driven out of tho community without delay. TLev are a curse to iho very air they breathe, and are doing untold harm to tho citizens of Crawford ville and Montgomery eountv. Drive the rascals out.

mipi^r

olson .t Jackmun's.

or the CrawiordsvUle

at Nich

%1oi'iisau1

SWKKT JiONTIl OF MAV. Weather prophet Hlcksclips our wings ef hope, In which till paste*ierlom:cs centre, Iu the #weet month of May, the blissful time. The bride amid the mouths He'd have us know Tlmt all Is changed, that the furies of the year Are now directed here: that hail and storm. And heat and cold, with llghtuing Hashes wild, Pronging teni|M*sious rage cyclonic. Will,be the burden to the end of May. "h! cruel thus to inur our hopes serene. Perturbing mind and soul by dreaded ills: Must cruel thus to show the victim, all the Nundled wrath held in reserve for him Thou lead film on 1,0 view his opening grave, Orsurgiug water* deep. In which heiidrowu. Will It, or can It better him prepare To meet the fate to which he drlftlngto.

Wuveland, Ind. Joskihu's.

WEEDING THEM OUT.

The Police Go After the Deus of Vice Last Evening. Crawfordsville went moral yesterday by quite a large majority with several precincts still to hear from. To begin with the tough element started out in the morning iu a brisk aud sprightly manner and welcomed in tho balmy spring by tapping several fresh kegs of the cool foaming aud throwing stove wood at tho clean fresh faced Sunday school scholars that were passing by with new clothes and hymn books. All the morning gay rippling laughter gurguled up from the north end and right away after dinner vlie little "yaller" surrey and its freight of lovliness started out for a trip of the streets taking soda water and ginger pop at all the leading soda watering places. Several landaus loaded with ducks and drakes of rather shady tints drove furiously over the country scandalizing honest farmers and thoir families. It was a very hilarious occasion and the dear creatures hadn't had as much fun 6lnce their paw paw parties last fall. Of course, when they returned home in the evening the hilarity continued and about tho time Dr. Cunningham was preaching morality officers Ensminger and Grimes were triumphantly establishing it in the north end. Every establishment. in the whole quarter was pulled and a more wos begone, bedraggled procession never filed up to the county jail. Some paid, some staid and some went behind the bars. The men were as a rule as sorry a class as the women but there were one or two uotable exceptions—exceptions which would cause a stir if announced. These victims of circumstance were before

Mayor Carr this morning and received their respective doses. It was a goodly haul and about 25 suffered. The next time the police make a raid of this kind the names of all parties will bo published.

A Charming Entertainment Last night the Wubasli College Glee Club, composed of seven gentlemen and one lady, gave a charming entertainment at the First Presbyterian church to a good sized and appreciative audience. Twelve selections composed the ong'nal programme, but was increased to double the number by encores, th audience not being [satisfied with anything olse. Tho glee club is a fine one, well trained and voices harmonious. Miss Cowan possesses a sweet voice, and was compelled to ieqond loan encore and was also tho recipient of a very beautiful Moral offering of white lilies. Mr. Brandkamp, the blind pianist, who accompanied on tho piano, •played several selections in a masterly manner. Taken as a whole, the enter tainment was very much above the average. The members of the club returned to Crawfordsville this forenoon. May this not be their last appearance in this city -as a glee chih.—Dam-ille 111.,) Commercial.

lFor

Decoration Day.

The G. A. R. at its mooting Saturday night made arrangements for tho exercises of Memorial Day which occurs May 30. Iiev. S. W. Brown will deliver the sermon before tho veterans May 29 and on Monday, May 30, Hon. Thomas Nelson, of Torre Haute, will deliver the address in Music Hull. The usual plan of work and decoration of graves will be carried out and tho following committees for the severiiT^ cemeteries have been appointed:

Masonic—Elihu Nicholson, M. V. B. Smith, J. T. Elliott, F. C. Ambrose, W. H. Steele and T. H. Britton.

Odd Fkllcws'—C. W. El more, B. F. Crabbs, J. N. Sanders, J. H. Wasson, Adam Miller, S. W. Fraley.

Oak Hili,—A. C. Jennison, Jackson McCormick, D. C. Smith, M. A. Liter, Ainbroso Remley, D. W. Millholland Robt. Hopkins, F. J. Alfrey.

Old Town—C. L. Thomas, Henry Wright, Jos. McIJaniel, Jacob Swank, Addison Reed, Henry Warren.

Calvaky—John Kelley, l'eter MoCube and John Nolan.

I Have Taken Several

Bottles of Bradlield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other dip eases combined, of 1G years standing, and I really believe I am cured entirety, for which please accept my thanks

Mux. W. E. STEitiiiNU, Kuigo, Ga. Sold by Nye & Co. 1'inkst lino of refrigerators in the city at Houlihan .V Stumps.

Kvrc, ear and throat diseases only, Dr. Greene, Joel Block, fitting of glasses a speciality.

Tiik neatest cut under iiurrey at Houlihan A: Stump's.

Coughing ie»M to Consumptions K-vnp'stSulsam a will stop the cough at ice.

Since its first introdnclion, Electric Bettors 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 1 vefago or intoxicant, it is recognized as the beet and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Malaria away from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money will lie refunded. I'rioo only .00c. per bottle. Sold by Nye & Co.

THE STATE AT LARGE.

Nows of Especial Interest to Residents of Indiana.

ISoth Are lusune.

r.niKKTV,

Ind., May 9.—Joseph Chap

man and his wife Mary were adjuged insane Saturday morning. Mrs. Chapman is a spiritualistic medium. Her husband is completely under her influence, and this has unbalanced his mind. Mrs. Chapman is the daughter of Blder Slieppard, of the Christian church at Cleveland, (). For several nights the neighbors have been disturbed by unearthly noises from the Chapman residence, and this morning they investigated and were horrified to find both Chapman and his wife in the parlor going through weird movements. Mrs. Chapman was armed with a huge knife and her husband had a huge scythe blade. After a struggle they were disarmed, and two butcher knives and a hatchet were found in the bed where they slept. Mrs. Chapman is continually talking to Horace Greeley anil her husband thinks his brother is going to kili his family.

Warning to Congressmen.

Valparaiso, Ind.,May 9.—The pastors of the churches of Rochester submitted a long series of resolutions to their respective congregations .Sunday concerning the world's fair. The resolutions declared against congressmen and United States senators voting for an appropriation to the fair if it is to be opened on Sundays or if the sale of intoxicating liquors is to be permitted on the grounds. As a. matter of emphasis one paragraph of the resolution pledged the votes of all church members against any congressman who refuses to comply with the conditions of the resolutions.

Too Cold for Crops.

Washington, May 9.—The weathei and crop bulletin for the week endec Saturday, issued by the weather bureav of the department of agriculture, says for Indiana: Temperature high, sunshine deficient and badly distributed tho rain was generally ir excess in northern ami centra' portions, with many thunderstorms but deficient in southern portions: wheat and clover in excellent condition: rye aud oats improved: but little plow ing done or corn planted yet.

College Huschalt.

MADISON, Intl., May 9.—Tiu1 ^unu* oi ball at the park Saturday afternoon between the teams of l'urdue university and Hauovercollege resulted in the defeat of the latter, the second it ha.sufTered on the home groun.ls: Score: l'urdue, 9 Hanover, 6.

Tehue Haute, Ind., May 9.—The State V'niversitys won one of the poorest played games of baseball Saturday ever seen on the Torre Haute grounds Score: State University's, 'J-! Polytechnics, 13.

Change In tho Dntv.

Four WAYNE, Ind., May 9.—The date for holding the Indiana state republican convention has been changed. It will be held in this city ,Iune a:t, instead of .lune 28. Fort Wayne will probably build a big wigwam to accommodate the meeting. The change was made to accommodate the farmers in the southern part of the state, as ut the time of the first named dale they would have been in the midst of harvest.

Ilnnincos fur Not Honoring Mllenge. Indianapolis, Ind., May 9.—Charles A. Kuss was given a verdict Saturday of 81,000 damages against the Pennsylvania road by a jury in the federal cou' Kuss, who is a traveling salesman out of New York, was put off a train on the JefTersonviile, Madison it Indianapolis branch by a conductor who refused to honor his mileage book.

Want Colored Man Named. iNliiAN.vpoi.is, Ind., May 9.—Tho colored people of this city have made a formal demand upon the republican state central committee for the nomination of one of their race for a state, of. flee at the coming convention and a large number of colored men from all parts of the state have indorsed the demand.

Celebrated the Victory.

(iitKKXCAstlk, Ind., May 0.—When it was learned that Miss E. Jean Nelson, of De I'auw university, had won the intercollegiate oratorical contest the students took the town. The artillery company fired a salute and columns marched the streets blowing horns. Miss Nelson also won the state contest at Indianapolis.

Kloped to Kentucky.

Andehso.n, Ind., May 9.—Mike Connelly and Minnie Whitman eloped at an early hour Saturday morning. Min nie is 15, while Connelly is an. Connelly was a boarder at Miss Whitman's home. The fleeing couple are supposed to have gone to Covington, Ky., and the police of that city have been notified tc intercept them.

•Shot In Fight.

I'oirri.AND, Ind., May 9.—John Ferris was shot by Theodore Thorp in a fi^ht here Saturday. The wonnd js considered fatal. Thorp has escaped. The trouble was an outgrowth of an old feud which has existed between the Ferris and Thorp families for some time.

(•one to Her Itewnrd.

I'kici:, Ind., Slay 9.—Mrs. Elizabeth ISrownell, for many years the oldest woman in the city, died Saturday, aged

I years. She was born in Westchester, Mass., and during her long residence here hail been prominent iu all good works.

Woolnn Mill, liuriit'il.

UmianspoIIT,

ADVICE TO WOMEN

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

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

Cartehsvtlle, April 2d, 1880.

This will certify that two members of my Immediate family, after having suffered for years from ItlciiMtriial Irregularity, belug treated without benefit by physicians, were at length completely by one bottle of Bradileld9* VciiihIucured

effect ia truly wonderful. J. w. Strange. Book to WOMAN mftllotl FREE, which oontalas valuable luforiuuliuii uu all fuiuulu dlseoK'4. BRADFIELD REGULATOR. CO.,

ATLANTA, OA.

FOR SALE or ALL DllUaQISTS. Sold bv Nye & Co.

Natural Gas Fitting.

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

WILLIAMS BROS.,

125 South Green'St.

MuLsio Hall

SATURDAY, MAY 14.

special Enifugcmeut, America's Iti'prosontatlve Hominitle Actor,

FRANK MAYO

Iu Ills OHtfliml Creation anil Murterpicce

Davy Crockett

—Which has beon called bj critics: "a Now Iilrt.il to Our New Soul, "An Idyll of the Backwoods." "A Symphony In I.eavcs and

Mosses," "The First American," "An American Poem." 20th Season—Stronger and Better Than Ever,

A Powerful Coinpauy, Including

Miss Anna Baxter, and Edwin F. Mayo.

Spcciul Scenery and Eircetn. A Finished He presentation. A Perfect l'hiy. l»nrlect ly Presented by a Perfect Cast.

Prices,.

OAIIL.

:F\

Ind., May 9.—Fire de

stroyed the South side wooien mills here owned by Marcellus Nash. Damage, -54,00 i, covered by insurance. Origin of tire unknown.

Charged with Counterfeiting. Ukazii,, Ind., May 9.—Three men giving their names as Daniel Hrown, John A. Powers and Alfred Itivers wero arrested hore Saturday on ft cliargo counterfeiting. ltenl fai'l To cleaneo tho system in a gontle and truly beneficial mannor, when tho Springtime comes, use the true and perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs. One bottle will answer for nil the family and costs only 50 cts the large size 81. Try it nnd bo pleased. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.

The Music Hall ice cream parlors nro now open. Delicious flavors alwnys on hand and served in elegant style.

Five hundred reciprocity pine npplos at your own prioe alBO Tennossoo strawberries ut Joe Tavlor'a.

Large Arrival of New Goods, at

lleirulator. Its

•35. 5°

LAWYER

and

The Trade Palace

And a Sweeping Reduction in Prices.

The depressed condition of the market at our first buying and the still lower prico which Mr. McClnre took advantage of in the Market last week, enables us to offer lower prices in every department in tho house. So for bargains iu

Dry Goods, Miiiinery, Carpets, Etc.,

Go to the Trade Palace of

McClure & Graham.

NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.

CUT

YOUR GRASS

With a

CONTINENTIAL

Lawn Mowar,

TINSLEY

AND

O. U. PERRIN,

PATENT ATTORNEY

Joel Block, South Washington Street. CltAWKORDSVILI.K,

Indiana.

ii in a in

llAtxls or Kcot,

Bart Circulation, UluoLtnoa under the Evoi, IMmnl ana

All

otherKerrouH 01

KADKD

cheek. Bufferera from Derangement

Blood Diseases In elth or BOX. They make new healthy blood re.«toro the Nerr- -jy oiii System, ^VA tho nnd bring Iinpar® Blood or tho roneatu

Nerves,

Error should

Hush of S\at once tako DK.IIOIIB'0 health STonle 1M1I* ik«

GmlUhRmwtr. ftOcenta a vial. For «a1e by l)nic ffUtA, orient by malC

SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEED*. nonn's MEDICINE ext., BAN

FBAITCHCO

or CHICAGO.

FOR SALE IN CRAWFORDSV1LL15, ND., BY Moftcu & Morgan, Druggists.

FURNITURE

I have the largest arid best selected stock of new, fresh goods in the Furniture line in ihe 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 8. Meridian It,

INDIANAPOLI8

MARTIN.

Here's a Letter from Mrs. C. Brommer:

I.aFavkttk, Ind., Murcli 20, 18!I2.— ,'rof. It. Moses, Dear Sir—I havo been wearing the glasses you llttod for me for Ave years, anil since they have Improved my eyes so that I would not do without them. Can eheerfully reeomm end ymir woitk -u iih thanks.

Wall Paper!

Wc will discount peddlars prices 25 percent!

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

CORNISH HOOK STORE.

To the Citizens of

Crawfordsville and Vicinity.

PROF. M. R. MOSES & BRO.,

One o£ the Oldest Opticians of Chicago, and has the latest inven

tions for treating young and old sight.

I remain respectfully. Mas. u. liiiiiMMi-K.

Can Read the Finest Print.

iiA'KAYF.TTE, Ind., March 24, HIIL!.—Thlsts to certify that 1'rof. Moses llttcd my eyes for glasses llvo pears ago, hlle In the city, and at, that tluio they were very weak. They liave strengthened my eves for which 1 am very thankful, and am Wearing the samo (rlassea now, and can see ti. read the finest reading at' any time, either day or night. 1 will highly recommend the Professor to any one

I.AI'A VKTTB,

af-

Ulctcd. Mas. IlowKas, No. 408 Slute St-

They Have Cured My Sight.

Ind.,March 24,1HII2,—This is to

certify tint si* years iig.i, when I»*or. Moses, of Chicago, was In this city, at that time I watt troubled with my eyesight. 1 have tried many opticians, who tried to lit me with glasses, but did not succeed, until 1'rof. Moses lesled anil fitted mo. llcforo 1 wore his glasses iu reading I read as If I wus cross sighted, and when I tried Ills glassos which he fitted forme, they have cured my sight, I liavd worn the same

AVhohashad^o years' experience, will brut tho

NUTT HOTEL

rmvlonlKville, Tu)., for a BliorMlmo only, on iitK'ount of enfraircmontH In other places whuru

can lie consulted upon all

chhoh

of defective.

SufTerers from .Imperfect

vIhIoii

will find certain relief by trytug the Vrofort* sor's New System Adjusting CIokwjh,

tlur

following testlmonlulH will tostify:1'AFaykttb, Ind., March 20, lM2.-rr»fn.-Mosrs A: llro., of Chicago, who are slopping lor a short Mine at "the Lahr house are Huro genius as' OpttciehuiH. Id

Interview wlih

U"' Hoffman of our city, who haw toatod the Prof skill 5 years ago, says: **l eun recommend the Prof, as a thorough opHHan, for he has certainly performed wondc-is to my eyesight

I mth troubled with weak ejos for

?.c',irs.' ',,ld I'h" my eye* to gluten t! ey lee iint entirely well and strong. Yours Kcsjclmfull)*,

Mits, I/. Hokkman.

glasses until this dty* I can clieerfully'recomtnend Prof. Moses to those who are aflltuted with pooraeyesipht.

Mus.

Nantv Hawkins.

Saved Her Eyes.

IjOcjansPoht, Ind., Jun, 12, 1HO!!.-T»whoin it may concern Aitout four years ago I wan threatened with blindness and Iwwght two pairs of spectacles of Prof Moses, who uow sUiqping at tho Murdock Hotel, They strengthened my eyes and gave ino a great: deal of satisfaction. 1 would cheerfully recommend Prof, Moses to all afflicted with weak eyes, Mhb Dknnih Urn-. Nrg, Charles II Uhl aud Mrs, Joseph did alw.» recommend Prof,allies,

From Rev. Lewis Roberts.

I'khij,

Ind., March

15. 181)2—This

Kvcrj MAN who would know tho (HtANDTRtTFIIB, tbe Plftla FHiU. thr Old Socreu and tho Mow Dlscoverius of Medloil Bolenoe m» Married J«lfo, should wrlto for our woudertftal Utile tann! \'A TKHATIHB KOU MEN ONLY." To iin?uani«tinao W* Will ooyy Entirely Vrce« la plain neutod cover* "A rofui# from M»#

testlmo-

nlal Is from Hov. Lewis Hobcrts, he says: I have for the post 15 years tried opttlcians to lit for mo a pair of glassou for reading and thejr all tailed to do me good for any length of time I have a pair of glasses Prof,

Moses

THE EPIC MEDICAL OO.v BUFFALO# N V«

made for

mc and have been wearing them for the past live years and cun't do without them. 1 can recommend Prof. Moses to any one afllleUsl with poor eyesight, I am very thankful for the good he hits done for me,

KfCV.

IjKWIH ItOJIKKTti, Pastor M, P. Church,