Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 May 1892 — Page 4
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liut, we have rings that are equally uuraelive and our display ol HII.VKKWAHK i.s tt feast for the eye. If th.it which Is lustrous beyond description, but almost perfectly plain, appals to your taste we can MIOW you Home superb specimens if the highly decorated Is in your line, come and look at some ol the most pleasing devices that ever left the maple tinkers ot accomplished workers in silver. It would be a mistake tor jou to nut away with the idea that it takes a good deal ol mouoy to gratify such tastes, We will clear way such misapprehension:* on that point if you will eall and look at our Orange Howls, Nut and Fruit Dishes, and other a*ilcle.s too numerous to mention. I'lea.se bear in mind that we are headquarters tor muking good timekeepers out of your watches and clocks and that Is the reason we repair niuie tnan all others.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
1M7ESDAY7MAY 10. 1S9'2.
FTjASflES fROM OVER THE OITZ.
—Win. Null wont to Allien this ing—Chimncpy Coutant went, to La Fay etto this morning. —Mies Hi'ilo Allen loft for Terre Iluuto to-(lHV for several weeks" visit —The wet weather is stally retarding the farmers in their work, especially corn planting. —The commencement season prom ises to be unusually lively this year and the festivities will begin June 1. —Miss Ilathawi'.y, of Greencaslle, will ussiBt the ladies of the Christian church in the "Old Maids'' Carnival.
Crawfordsvilie Chapter number 10, K. A M., will meet this evening for work in P. M., and M. E. M. degrees.
Mrs. Harah Beck, the widow of An lliony Beck, died yesterday in Kansas The interment will occur at Providence church, east of Beckville, at 1 :!H) to' morrow. -It was just year ago to night that the henry frost so injured the fruit prospects of the State for the season, To-day the prospects for fruit nreevn brighter than last year and the prospects for frost much less. -The pulpit at Trinity church liiFt night was occupied by ltev. G. \\. Switzer, of Crawfordsville, and his elopient sermon was heard by largo aulierioe. tit lie afternoon l!eV. Hwitwr .lelivert:d a very able lecture at l'imliic
Univeraity.—Lafayi.tle. ^mrier. —Miss Blanche Trevey. who will siiijj the "Old-'MauU"• cfec|i\'viil, Miusie Hail M«.y 1 '21ii, is a niember of the Metro poiitan Mutioai Society, also of the OgJen Musifv.1 Club, under the direction
L'rof. William Ciiajmiiin. lioth eiiiLinre composed or.noiio but.arliits in Kew York City. —Two voting men from .Darlington who were jailed during the police raid Sunday night fairly how It d-witli rage •vhen the good MierHV tefused to rc-lea hemon their own (NignizaNce np the departure of the police. They went iway when rele.-.w-d swearing vengam igainst Bible and all his minims. —Mit fiMitUio Stout, of near Bong view, eelelirated the anniversary of her birth last evening. Her relatives and a few intimate friends were invited in and treated to a line Bupper. The tabli fairly squeaked beneath a load of delicacies, and was tastefully decorated with tlowers of myriad hues. The hospitalities were of a hearty nature. Miss
Maitie received a number of beautiful and useful presents.
JJo You Wish to Exhibit?
The Bulldozing Committee. Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock when tlio court house was well nigh deserted, a queer looking combination of legal lights might have been seen slipping through the corridors. This combination WHS queer as to makeup and as to mission. The mission of the worthy coterie was to go to Judge Harney and tell him what ho "owed" to the Democratic party as Judge of the circuit court. They wanted to tell him that it was his duty by the parly to remove a competent court reporter, when these men very well knew that there was not another person in the county who could begin to be capable of filling the placo, which requires so groat accuracy and experience. These men were closeted with Judge Ilarney piite a while and it is very easy to fancy what transpired in that room. When they came out one of them said the Judge hadn't decided as yet what he would do. Ft is safe to predict, however, that ho will treat the demand with the contempt it deserves. He could not have been blamed had he lined and jailed the whole gang for contempt of court.
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If there is any one in the city desir ing to make an exhibit of anything at the World's Fair he can obtain full information as to how to go about it fr"m the auxiliary committee which hits head |iiarters in the Clerk's ollice. The committee is now in receipt of all necessary instructions and documents
Alumni Meeting
Alumni Association of the city higl school will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock, at oflice of Kd Voris.
ALUKHT .Mir.r.f.u, 1'res.
$1IIU lieu artt fiioo.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is one dreaded disease I hat science has been able to cure in all its stages anil that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only (K)sitive cure now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, reijuiresa constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally, acting directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doir.g its work. The proprietors have BO much faith in its curative power that they offer One Hundred lollara for any case that it fails to cure. .Send for list of Test'inonials.
Address, F. .F. CHUNKY .V Co.,Toledo,O. J-f?"Hold by druggists, Toe.
IT seems that the great rush at our store for tho many bargains we are offering worries some of our competitors, as they have circulated a re]X.irt that we have sold on. which is entirely false. We will bo in our old quarters until June 10th to, loth, nnd will serve you with greater bargains than ever before. Respectfully Yours,
Aim LKVIKKON.
DON'T fail to see the 2'Jc Uischof's May sale.
corsets in
WAIIM rolls for your supper at Nieholuon Sc Jack man's.
A number of the Democratic mem bers of the bar are bitter in their denunciations of that secret meeting and slate that only those known to be rank and oiTensivo partisions were called inte its absurd deliberations.
"Ocosta by the Sea."
THE JOURNAL is in receipt of an invitation from the Mayor of Ocosta, Washington, with the compliments of Capt. l'\ D. Huestis, to attend the centennial celebration of the discovery of Gray's Harbor by Capt. Gray, which was observed on May 7. Ocosta is tha most westerly terminus of a railroad line in the United States. The line was recently built by Captain Huestis from Tacoma lo Ocosta, the latter place being a city platted before the completion of the railroad, and in which the Cap tain is largely interested. With its fine harbor facilities it promises to become one or the leading cities of the Pacific coast. Ocosta has recently been connected with the outside world by a telegraph line and the people of that far off western city are rejoicing with exceed
i"gj"y-
Rather Entertaining,
Mrs. Laura Doherty, wife of a Crawfordsville capitalist, was fined 31 and costs in the pclice court this morning on a charge of assaulting her mother, Mrs. Kwinff, at her home, 48 north New Jersey street Saturday evening. The ovidenco showed that Mrs. Doherty, who i.s addicted to drinking to excess, scratched her mother on the face and kicked' her, in an effort to escape and go jtiggy riding. Mrs. Ewing testified that excesses, had once caused the inirceration of Mrs. Doherty in an insane asylum, and that she had o. ce been treated at the Kedey institute.
Mrs. Doherty is a line looking woman forty, the mother of two children. She has not, lived with her husband for six years.*—/ndiiuKijKilis Xeivn.
As Davy Crockett.
Last evening, at the Arch Street Theatre, Mr. "Frank Mayo began an engagement in his well-known original tjiiaractor "Davy Crockett," ir. Murdock's
Idyl of the Backwoods." The theatre was crowded with an enthusiastic audience who applauded the sentiment and tho action of the piece to tho echo. Tho troupe, as a whole, iB a strong one. The plot of tho piece is very simple, the entire interest centering in Mr. Mayo'a acting af his part which, physically, is a decidedly muscular one, and adapted to display his fine figure to advantage. The quiet force of hi$ delivery is highly effective, and in marked contrast to the ranting which is apt to characterize actors of tho sensational school.—1'hil'iilrlphhi Kreniinj Teleyrujilt.
.Letter List.
The following is tho list of uncalled for letters remaining in the postoilice at Crawfordsville, Ind.,for tho week ending Slay 10, 1892. l'ersons calling for tho letters will pleaso Bay "advertised!" Armstrong Mrs. E. .7. Manson Peter Bnclden & Co I£. E. Rcid Joseph IJickford John A. HtevensMrsMarvA Color Mrs. Mary Stephens Jas. *11. Fisher Dave Wallace S. L.. Wilson S. Harry.
MAliRIAGE LICENSE.
Harry W. Bressendeu and Myrtle Shackleford.
Ilnvi Taken Several
Bottles of Hradlield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other dip eases combined, of 10 years standing, and 1 reiilli/ believe I am enretl entirely, for which pleaso accept my thanks
Mas. W. E. STF.IIIIINH, Ridge, Ga. Sold by Nyo .t Co.
FINF.ST line of refrigerators in the city at Houlihan .t Stump's.
Evn, ear and throat diseases only, Dr. Greene, Joel Block, fitting of glasses a speciality.
Tiir* neatest cut under surrey at Houlihan ,V Stump's.
Coughing leads to (Vinsumptions Kemp'sBalsani will stop tho cough at once.
Since its first introduction, Electric Betters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives—containing nothing which jiermits its use as a b.verage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for ail ailments of Stomach, Ijiver or Kidnoys.—It will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion,Constipation, and drive Malaria away from tho system. Satisfaction guaranteed with eaoh'bottlo or the money will bo refunded. 1'rice only fiUc. jxir bottle. Sold by Nye A- Co.
GEORGE ARTHUR'S EXPERIENCE,
He Has a Narrow Escape from Death at Terre Hauto, The Terre Haute Express this morning contains the following account of ilie experience of George Arthur, late of this city, which will prove interesting to his many friends and acquaintances here: "Yesterday morning when the base ball streamer at Sixth and Main stroets was being drawn in, a telephone wire was broken and fell across the street car trolly wire and then extended to the ground. Mr. George H. Arthur, piano tuner of the Baldwin musio house, was coming east on Main street and the knee of lfis horse struck the wire before he knew what was the trouble. The horse tell upon the wire breaking the shaft of the buggy in falling. Mr. Arthur at the time the horse struck the wire, also received a shock, the lines being wet and conducting the current to him. A telephone man soon arrived and attempted to draw the lino away with a ropo and received a shock that knocked him down. Mr. Frank GoBnell then secured an ax and cut the wire, thus destroying tho current. It was five minutes before tho connection was destroyed and by this time tho horse was dead. Mr. Arthur said the value of the horse was $200. Mr. Gosnoll says that he ran out into tho street and cried to Mr. Arthur to stop, but that eithor he did not hear him or paid no attention to his cry."
A Pleasing Recital.
Tho music store of George F. Hughes was crowded last evening by 170 guests who were present to listen to the musical programme which was carried out by the second section of the Musical Ama tours, the entertainment was a most successful and pleasing one and several of tho members elided hearty encores. The following is the programme BB rendered Spanish Dances—Op, 12. 2 and Mnnhawithl (For two pianos.)
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Walter. Miss KatherlueCampbell, MlssWolte. Thou Art Not N« ar Me" OAyn
Miss Cowan.
Cavatlna liolfc Miss Watson. Hondo llrllllunt MeiuU'l**»hn
Mrs. Anderson.
Orchestral yarts on seeond piano, Mrs Herron Hunting Song Schumann MtssCowan, Mrs. Hughes,
Mr*.Thomas, Miss Mitchell. Cradle Song Ihnner Xorrl* Mrs. Thomas. Herenata dutfurt J/y/iWr
Miss Wolfe.
Polonaise No. 2, for two pianos...Uactir Schmid Miss Mherino Campbell, Mrs. Anderson Wone.
Mrs Walter, Miss
A Jflain Statement.
To the Editor of The Journal. Will you please allow me through tho columns of your paper to contradict statement that some oyil minded person or persons are telling to injure me or my friends. They say that I feel hurt because I did not get a position on the police force. I will just say in answer u» all such that am well pleased with the action taken by the City Council and iho Marshal and think it is all for the best. I stand ready to vote for iach and every Republican should the election come off to-morrow. I know they are my friends, and I am a
Republican and don't feel sore. I take all the blame on myself. CHARLES D. HUFFMAN-.
Resolution! of Oondolence. WIIEHEAS, it has pleased onr Heavenly Father to remove from bis field of usefulness on tho 30th inst,., Brother Henry Pnssuge, our beloved pustor for the past three-years, therefore
Resolved, that the Garfield Christian church sadly realizes in his death the loss of an earnest God-fearing man, of a true soldier of his country, of a Christian brother nnd pastor and a devoted father and husband.
Resolved, that we extend to the bereaved family that sympathy and love which he so often and freely gavo to others.
Resolved, that we recognize the fact that he arose from the humblest walks of life, by his individual and persistent efforts and that during bis eight years ministry, be made wonderful advancement in the service of his Master.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread on the minutes of the church, a copy be sent to the bereaved family and to the CKAWFORDHVTIJDE WEEKLY JontNAL and Star, the Darlington Echo and the Herald of Gospel Lilw.rty for publication.
SKCOUK rour tickets at once at Corner Book Storo for "Old Maids" Carnival. Tickets are selling rapidly.
NORTH USIOS,
Miss Mario Figtie, of Marshall, Ind., has been visiting hor sister, Mrs. Newtin.
Miss Lou Brown, of Crawfordsville, is teaching a class in elocution at Fairview school house.
Ed Saunders has moved his household goods from S'ow Market to John M. Faust's, where his wife is lying quite
Thov do say our littlo bacholor is trying to buy nn additional piece of real estate, and girls, he so much needs one of you and you know 'tis leap year and —you know tho rest.
In my last letter the type made me Buy that there is less Democrats instead of fower in number, but all right. We think they feel loss now then they did before the late city election passed off.
Heat all
To cleanse tho system^n a gentle and truly beneficial manner, when tho Springtime comes, use the true and perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs. One. bottlo will answer .for all the family nnd costs only 50 cte the large size $1. Try it nnd be pleased. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
THKY are all right. Home made Noodles made by Nicholson &• Jackman.
The Big Four will sell excursion rates St. Louis May 11 and 12, good returning May 18, on the occasion of tho 17lh anniversary of the A.' O. U. W., to oe held May 12
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ADVICE TO WOMEN
If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR
CAUTEHSVILI.E, April 20,18SB.
This Trill certify ttmt two members of my Immediate family, iiftor having suffered for years from jVlciiNtrua) Irregularity, belug treated without benefit by physicians, were at length completely cured by one bottlo of Ilradlicld'ft Female Hequlator, Its effect is truly wonderful. J. w. STRANQE. Boole to "WOMAN mailed FREE, which contain* valuable Information uu all female diseases. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ATLANTA. GA.
FOB SALE ISF ALL VltUQQISTB.. Sold bv Nye & Co.
WILLIAMS BROS.,
Plumbing and Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty.
Hemcinber, wo make no charge for measuring your houso and estimating eost of your work, Hydrants put in and old ones repaired. We deal in all kinds of Pumps which we selling- vorv cheap.
125 South Green St.
,. Opposite Music Hull.
Mlmsio lEEaJl
S&TUEDAT, MAY 14.
tp'c.*ial
Knfcru^ciuent. America's Uoprcsontiittve Kotnuntlc Actor,
FRANK MAYO
In Ills Original Creation ami Marturplece
Davy Crockett
—Wlilcii litis lieon callcil foj critics: "a New Hirtli to Our New Soul,' "Ail Myll of the Hackwoods." "A Svtnnliouy In I,oaves anil
Mosses," "The Mrst American," "An American Poem." 20lh Season—Stronger and Hotter Than Ever,
A Powerful Company, including
Miss Anna Baxter, and Edwin F. Mayo.
Special Scenery and Effects. A Tiiilfihed He presentation, A Perfect Play. Porieetly Presented by a Perfect Cast.
Prices, ... .35, 50 and 75
O. U. PERRIN,
LAWYER and PATENT ATTORNEY
Joel Block, South Washington Street. liAWFOH DSVI I.I.K,
CALL.
buying
David Kirkindoll is about home here. Tho prospects never better.
for fruit crop was
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FURNITURE
I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh poods 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 S. Meridian St.
INDIANAPOLIS
It Will Pay You, It 'WIII Please You, It Will Profit You,
To Go to the Old Reliable
TRADE PALACE.
Dress Goods, Trimmings and Millinery.
We have the Goods, make prices to satisfy you and leiul the trade. Our dress coeds ami tritnminirs is a popular lino of the latest Spnug attractions in an unlimited variety. Our Millinery Department is crowded with tho newest of new styles, selected with experienced care as to quality ami generous prodigality as to variety.
We have the most etllcicat corps of trimmers, directed by Miss Emma Kiiik, an artiste. Our prices are tho lowest, qualities the best, styles and fashions the latest. So come in, ladies. Tins departmcnt will elicit your admiration and praise.
Our Staplo and Notion Departments are full of choice things and we have made a decided reduction In prices through the whole store for tbc NEXT 15 DAYS lo make it interesting to our friends and customers. Remember for the "Next Days" you can get tho goods and prices away down in every department at the Old Reliable Trade I'alneo of
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Wall Paper!
We will discount peddlars' prices 25 percent!
ROBINSON & WALLACE.
COKNER HOOK STORE,
To the Citizens of
Crawfordsville and Vicinity.
PROF. M. R. MOSES & BRO.,
One of the Ol dest Opticians of Chicago, and has the latest
tions for treating young and old sight.
Here's a Letter from Mrs. C. Brommer: I.AKAYKTTK, I ml., MurcliliO, J'rol. It. Mosee, Dear Sir—I liuvo been wcaihiK tlic glasses you MUcd for 1110
for flvo years, and
since tlicy have Improved my eyes so Unit 1 would notdo without them. Can cheerfully recommend yourwoak with thanks. 1 remain i-OKpeetfully.
MllS.
V.
LLLLOMMKII.
Can Read the Finest Print.
II.IFAYKTTB, Ind.. .March 24, 1 «!)•_'.—Thesis to certify Unit l'rof. Moses titled my eyes for glasses live pears UKO, while In the elty, and at that time they were very weak. They have BtreiiKthcned my eves for which I am very thankful, and am Wearing the same glasses now, and can see to read the llnest reading at any time, either day or nl(iht. 1 will highly recommend the Professor to any one BO arlllctcd. Mits. ItiiwKHS, No. 408 Stute St.
They Have Cured My Sight.
I.AFAYKTTK,Ind.,March 24, 1802,—'Tills Is to certify tin tslx years ago. when I'ror. Moses, of Chicago, wasln this clty.ai fhatiline I was troubled with my eyesight. I have tried many opticians, who tried to tit me with glasses, hut did not succeed, until l'rof. Moses tested and tlt.tod me. Before I woro M*- glasses In reading I read AS If I was cross sighted, and when I tried Ids glaeses which he titled forme, they have cured my sight. I have worn the same
inven-:
Who has had 20 years' experience, will IK- ui
NUTT HOTEL
C.riiwfrmlsvlHe, TmiM for short lime only, orr iMoouiit ol' eturatfemimts in other places where he CIM he COIUSUIUMI U|OU nil fuses of defective eyesight. SulFerers from Imjrarfect VIHIOII will Hud certuln reflof by trying- the VrofvHPor's New System Adjustlug OlassctJ, on tho following tostlmouhils will testify:—
IjAFAYKTTi:t
Ind.. Murch 26, 1892.—Profit.
Moset* llfo., ol Chicago, who aro stopping for a short time at tho Liihr houno aro ««re genius us lu un interview with f.
ilOpttc'iciuns.
°?yW
of wur
who has tesUNl
the Prof skill 5 years ago. says: **I euti recommend Hie Prof, as a thorough Optician, for he has certainly performed wonders to my eONijnit, 'is I wrs troubled with weuk ejes for years, and sinei id him tit my eyes toglassc* they hcc.imc entirely well and strong.
Yours Respectfully, Mas. L. ilort'UA -N.
glasses until thlsday' can ciieerfully'recommend Prof. Moses to those who are allllcled with poorceyeslght.
Mns. NANCY HAWKINH.
Saved Her Eyes.
I.ocANsVoitT, Ind., Jun, 12, 18W.\-To whom it may concern -Alxnit four yeais ago I wtu threatened with .hlim'ncss and bought two pairs or spectacles of Prof Moses, who Is now stoqplng at tho Murdock Hotel. Thc strengthened my eyes and gavo mo a great deal of satisfaction. 1 would cheerfully recom mend Prof, Moses to all afflicted with weak eyes, MIIHDKNNIH UHI.. Nra, Charles Uhl nnd Mrs Joseph Chi also roeommeud ProftoM^8,
From Rev. Lewis Roberts.
l'min, Ind^ March 15. 1802—This testluionlul Is from Kev I^wls Hobc'rts, ho says: I have for the past 15 yeurs tried opltlcluus to t)t for me a pair of giassoy for reading and tlicy all Utlled to do mo good for any length of time I have a pair of glasses Prof, Moses made for me and have been wearing them fortiio past flvo years and e»n't do without them. can recommend Prof. Moees to any
Krory MAN who would know thonHANnTHUTHS. tho Pl»ln F»ctt, tl,1 Old Soureto and tlio New Olacorerlua of Medical Bclenoo appllix! .M.nri?.n?.
,'"0t
0110
"hmild write for our tvonUerftil llltl. book, cull,'
••A TUKATISH KOH MKN ONI.V." To liny ennioKt m»n will mail i". OOlly l.uUrcly I'm, in |laln sealod cover. *'A refuge from Uil Quacks.
THE ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO. N V*
aflUek'd
with poor eyesight, I am vory thankful for tho good lie has done for me, Krv. taswifl HOIIKIITS.
Pastor M.F, Church,