Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 September 1892 — Page 4

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Prettiest Novelties are I In1 Pearl and Silver AsliandCurtl Trays Pearl and Silver Souvenir Spoons, Pearl and Silver Mutch and Tooth pii'k Stands.

New Selections of C. K. Spoons

To Be Had Only At

Leader in Low Prices And Novelties.

NEW,

interesting, worth

your while calling at once to

see

our new Fall stock.

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124

AT THESE JUICES

i^HoWLlNGSUiXESS. FAIRBANKS

SANTA CLAUS

SOAP

OWESITSREPUTATION

SUCCESS TO ITS OWN

jHERITS.

IT IS PURE, UNADULTERATED.AND FOR RAPID CLEANSING POWER HASNOEQUAL. IT IS INVALUABLE. IN i\LTCHEN&LAUNDRY.

SOLD BY ALL GR°CEKS.

N'K FAI RBAN St CO*

THE LATEST!

East Main Street.

Everybody Can Afford the Luxury of

Ice-Cream:

Quart .40 .. Hull trillion 7r UtiUoii i.r»0 eked to order, Made of Pure Cream and

Pure Flavoring.

Music Hall Restaurant Ice Cream Parlor.

Or roiuiniftMon. to handle the Ni-w TuiiMil Chemical Ink KHUSSIIK

Iii in r.

and

Agents Wanted on Salary

Pencil. The quickest

and greatest Fclllnir novelty over produced. Knifes ink thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion of pjipcr. Works like inutrlc. 200 to HOU percent, nrotit. One event's sale* amounted to tfti JOIn six days. Another, $.'i~ in two houi-K. I'revkm experience not necessary. Tor tortus and full particular!*, address. The Mfinriti.1 hras»r .\M*r Co. LaCrosse.Wls*. 445

KIRK'S

IAMON

TAR SOAP

Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing,

Cures

Chapped Hands, Wounds, Bums, Etc Removes and Prevents Dandruff.

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP. BEST

for General Household Use

AND

CHICAGO.

DAILY

JOURNAL

TUESDAY. SEPT. 13. 1892.

TNN DAILY

JORITNAL is for enle bv

Robinson .v Wallnw, am! Tontious & J-illCi'V.

Gone to Irvington

Eider J. G. Bnrniiill nnd family l-ft to-diir for Irvington where they will tnnk? their future home. They go for the purpose of entering their daughter i»m! granddaughter iu Butler University. Thus Crawfordsviile loses good citizen hecnufii- of lack of eo-eduentionnl faeili ties in Wabash College.

Ooraer Stone Laying.

The corner stone of the now Baptist church will be laid on next Thursday afternoon ut three o'clock and will be attended by some interesting exercises. The ministers if the city with others from abroad will make appropriate re marks. There will be scriptural readings, songs and prayer. The event promises to be an entertaining and im pressive one.

Maiiame VonRokey's Effects. The effects of the late lamented Madame YonKokey, victim of the Monon wreck, are being gradually sold off by lur administrator, John L. Shrum. The propriety of selling her goods from the stage of Music Hall Friday night at the conclusion of the performance of Hose Hills' dizzy blondes is being discussed Yesterday I). \Y. Cox purchased her iitago diamonds nnd wore the pendant in a game of cinch last evening in whi tie was gloriously skinned. It proved a liure jonah.

A Splendid Gas Well.

On Tuesday last contractor Moorehead brought in the gas well which he lias been drilling for the electric light plant in this city. The tlow of gas is line, and it is considered one of the li'iest wells in thiH lield. It will give them'on abundance of gas with a large mipply to dispose of if they wish to do HO. The proprietors. Messrs. Irwin and Thomson, of GrawfordsviSle, wil not be long in getting this well in shape to utilize the gas in their power house. We are glad to note that they are so

fortunate in securing such a well.—Givrvlivid

line gas

Democrat.

Snap and Gineer,

The Rose Hill Burlesque Companyopened the week at the People's Theatre last evening, playing to the full capacity of the house. I'pwards o! seven hundred p. rsons were in the gallery, which has a senting capacity of five hundred. Chairs were placed in the aisles down atairs, and every inch of standing room was filled. The company made a posivo "hit." It is a bright show from beginning to end. Lively acts, good gymnastics, pretty costuming, clever dancing and charming singing go to make up the entertainment, which lasts Uiree hours. The burlesques and specialties follow each other in rapid succession, and the whole show is full of 'snap" nnd ''ginger."—Cinrinnnti

Kit-

At Music Hall Friday evening.

Tbe Musical Amateurs.

The Musical Amateurs' Society wiil branch out this year nnd its work and purposes will be of a much more ambitions character than before. The First Presbyterian church has been leased for the recitals of which there wiil be nine during the season, which begins on October 10. '.The work will begin with the etudv of the mimical nrt of the fourteenth century and will be pursued in a thorough and systematic manner, the topics being taken up in chronological order.

A very pleasing feature to be introduced this year into the work of this admirable society will be the admittance of associate members who by the payment of S2.r(J are entitled to nil the privileges nnd immunities of other members and subject to none of the iuties.

Off for Elwcod.

There has been a great deal of talk thus nir during the campaign about the lack of enthusiasm, but those who snw the El wood special at the Ynndalia station this morning were disillupioned. Notwithatanding the fact that it was raining cats and dogs and other animals too tedious to mention the platform was crowded with over 400 eager excursionists who seemed willing to brave the fury of all the elements combined to listen to the golden words of the great ex|xmnder of protection. When the train arrived it already had on nine conches well filled, nnd when it left Crnwfordsville there was a jam. More cars were to be taken on along the route but it really looked an though it would be hnrd to accommodate those wishing to go. If the weather had been fine it would hnve le.en absolutely

EVE,

PAVED STREETS.

:m-

pop.sible to carry the multitude which would have fought for places on board the trains.

ear, nnd throat, diseases only,Dr.

Greene. Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a specialty

Bon

RAOAN

has taken the agency for

Hunter's Laundry at Terre Iiante, Give him your jftitronage and you will get tho Ijest work at lowest prices.

The Matter Cornea Before a Special Council Meeting anil Is favorably Ilsgazded. The Common Council of Cruwfordsv'.lle held a sjecial meeting last night to pans ou some bids. The contracts for graveling and putting brick sidewalks on 1 locum street were let as was also contract for graveling the alley east of the Mills Fchool building. Owing to a misunderstanding in regard to the specilicutions the bids for paving the url houso alley and extending the arket street sewer were ail rejected.

The City Engineer brought out a nrge pile of street paving brick which had been sent to him by the various factories of the country and offered them for the consideration of the Council. The question of street paving then came up and was discussed at some length. .Strange to relate there was not an objecting voice raised, but nU seemed to heartily tavor the measure. 1 the spirit of the meeting is to be taken as a criter'o:i it is not improbable that before many moons the streets of Crawfordsville will undergo the beginning of a great revolution. The work will lRgin with the paving of Washington and

Main streets in the business portion of the city and will gradually be extended nntil the paving system embraces every street of any importance. The best method of paving was earnestly discussed and it seemed to be the general impression that the best receipt was the following: Brick laid Hat on eight inches of snnd above these two inches of sand nnd then the exposed brick laid edgewise.

There was some divergence from this, however, nnd in a few days the Council will make visit to South Bend to inspect tLe system of paving in vogue there, it heing said to be giving great satisfaction.

GATHER MAIL i'ROM HOUSES,

Important Improvement of the Government Mail Service. A special from Washington says: Postmaster General- Wanamaker to-dHy issued his expected order deputizing tho postinnsterB of free delivery cities, towns nnd rural communities to put up letter boxes, on the request of citizens, for the collection nnd delivery of mail at house doors. The order, it is said, affects nearly 3,000,000 residences to which the free delivery service is already extended, aud it is regarded by post experts as the most important departure in the free delivery of mails since the beginning of the system under Postmaster General Blair.

The Crawfordsviile postollice has not yet received its instructions and to the authorities here are unable to sav just how it will effect matters in this city and county.

Testimonial to Eev. H. 0. Hovey, I). D, The South Congregational church in Middletown, Conn., has been ministered to for a year by tho Rev. H. C. Hoiey, D. 1\, during the nbseuce of the regular paste in Europe. The following official action is gratifying to all concerned "We hereby testify that Dr. H. C. Hovey, during the year he has spent among us, has greatly endeared himself to our congregation, from the oldest to the youngest. His preaching shows, not only thorough knowledge of the word of God, but also great breadth of mind, a wide range of experience, nnd an appreciation of the demands of the times being uniformly interesting nnd attractive. His bearing toward the young icople nnd children wins their confidence and esteem. In pastoral work we have ever found him sympathetic nnd faithful, especially in the hour of trial nnd affliction. In practical affairs he shows unusual business tact and ability, always ready for any duty, and full of strength, vigor and" cheerfulness. We heartily recommend Dr. Hovey to the churches, as Christinn gentleman, nnd a successful preacher of the gospel

The First Meeting of the Athenian, The Athenian held its first meeting for this season yeaternoon at the home of Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. McCain, the president, delivered a short greeting, after which Mrs. A. M. Perrin read a paper on "Social Problems in Story Form—-Hamlin Garland.''

Miss Mary Eiston WBB on tho programme for a review of a late work and took as the subject of her paper the last production of Mrs. Ward "David Urcen." Miss Elston's re*. i-*w was nn admirable one and covered tiie ground with clearness and conciseness indicative of a close study and thorough appreciation of the subject.

Mrs. J. P. Walter introduced as "Topics of the Time." the political situation, the cholera, Dr. Pearson, tho successor of Spurgeon and others. The attendance was hirge and there were three visitors, Mrs. Harry Millignn, of IndianH)xlis. Mrs. Henry Wallace, of Indianapolis, nnd Mibs Isabel Oak'M*, of Terre Haute.

Still at Large.

The gentlemen who HO cunningly es caped from the county jail SuLdav night while Sheriff Bible slept the sleep of the just, have not yet turned up. They have gone for go'jd and for the second time since wheat harvest the penitentiary has been cheated of its prey.

To Contractors.

I'he City Clerk of Brazil advertises elsewhere in to-day's JOVHNAI.

for pro-

losals for the excavation of a nic^rvoir nnd the construction of a dam for the use of the city watc-r works. Our contractors wiil please refer to the advertisement.

$100 Howard. -HIOO.

The readers of this pnper wiif* be pleased to learn that there ia one dreaded disease thnt Ecience lias been able to cure in all its stages nnd that isCnUirrfo. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly on the blood nnd mucous surfaces of the system, ti'i-rel.y destroying the foundation of the disense, nnd giving the pntieut strength by building up the constitution nnd nssisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors hnve so much faith in its curative power

that they offer On© Hundred Dollars for

any case that it fails to cure. Send for y-fSSriJ1 list of Testimoninlfi. a-?!1.01,1

Ad^,,F-

0"-yEr75o.

Co-To,^'°-

W, 0. T. D. Election.

Tlie Woman's Christinn Temperance Union met yesterday nfternoon in the Y. M. C. A. parlors nnd elected the following officers for a year: President, Mrs. M. A. McKuight Yice-President, Mrs. Fannie Watson Corresponding Secretary. Mra. Hutchinson Recording Secretary, Mis. M. E. Griffith Treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Itobinson. Vice-Presi-dents from the churches—Methodist, Mrs. Hutchinson Center church, Mrs. Seawright First Presbyterian, Mrs. Brockmau Christiun, Mrs.Griflith Baptist,

MTB.

Britt.s. Superintendents of

departments—Sabbath Observance, Mrs. liarter Sabbath School Work, Miss Mary Hovoy Temperance Literature. Mrs. McCain Social Purity, Mrs. Ida Reynolds: Unfermeuted Cnmmnnion Wine, Mrs. SalTord Press, Mrs. Samuel If. Gregg Scientific Temperance Instruction, Mrs. Howard Couuty Fair Work, Mrs. Banks. They nlso elected delegates to the State convention to be held at Marion, Oct. 7 to 11, Mrs. Mc

Kuight, Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Hutchinson, delegates Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Watson, alternates.

Letter List,

The following is the list of uncnlled for letters remaining in the postollice at Crawfordsyille, Ind.,for the week ending September 13, 1892. Persons calling for those letters will please say "advertised:"

Allison, B. F. Lewis, Roll Brown, Harry L. Lucas, Mrs. Win. Bachelder, Mrs. A. Mavity, Mrs. 1'. Carman, Elmer Miller, Elizabeth Cox, Mrs. Mary E. Smith, John W. Ellis, Judson Young, D. M. Gosewart, W.

If—Bill Knight, of Brazil, was in the city to-day.

—All the townships except Sugar Creek begin school next Monday. All will continue at least six months and if the Stnte levy is fnvornble hnlf month longer. —The Knights of St. John have receded twenty elegant new uniforms and to-morrow morning will leave for Lafayette, where will occur a grand convention of all the CathoUc organizations in the State. —THE CHAWFOKDSVILLF, DAILY .IOCIINAI. appeared as an eight-page morning paper this week. Tin: Jontx.ii, is strictly in it George Dillman complains t-hit all the girls walk on the other side of the street nnd won't look his way, since the Jmh^u.-ndont announced that he rented, r. house. But it's all right, girls, George's mother is going to move here from Crawfordsviile abont Jan. 1.— 11 vrhunt I

Capt. G. W. Lamb, of Crawfordsviile, spent Sunday here returning home this morning. The captain has secured a good thing in the military department of the World's Fair. He has been tendered the position of officer of part of the i:rds with possib.lity of being promoted to Major. He will be at the Colombian Exposition over yenr, beginning in December or the first of January. —r'rankfrt -Ye

ten.

—It is urged by the Crawfordsviile press that all the schools in the county join ir. a great celebration of ColumbuB Day, Oct. 21, nt the county seat. We object. This is not in accordance with the spirit of the President's proclamation, nor will it suit the people at large. All cannot go to the county seat, but there are very few people who cannot go to the school lioute in their own neighborhood, snd there carry out the program ne that has been arranged. We want the Waveland schools to celebrate the day at home.—

ent.

Commends to public approval the California liquid1 laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. It is pleasant to the taste and by acting gently on the kidneys, liver ind bowels to cleanse the syBtem effectually, it promotes the health and comfort of all who use it, and with millions it is the best and only remedy.

frnj.

(ic.ilri/'H

Equine aiul Canine Paradox

Will give the grandest entertainment ever seen in Crawfordsviile on west Main street, near Grant avenue, Friday •ind Saturday nights of this week, with 4rand matinee Saturday. This skillful trainer has some half hundred ponies, md as many dogs. It is marvelous to behold the intelligence he has awakened :n these dumb brutes. They seem to comprehend every word spoken to them, and their feats are as amusing as they are marvelous. The performance is well worth seeing. The animals show that the) have been carefnlly trained, and perform their different parts in a manner that seems to be as pleasing to themselves as it is to the audience. The drilling of the ponies is splendid, and 1 he dogs, as a whole, are pehaps unequaled. Admission 10 and 20 cents.

OS TO WAMIlXaXOM

f.OIC Itatvs vta the VeteranRoute.

Rucnd trip tickets to Washington, via the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, tho "Veterans Route"to the G.A.R.encampment, will be on sale at all principal ticket offices in America from September 13th to 20th inclusive, at extremely low rates. The signature of the purchaser of tickets will not bo required, nor will they have to be stamped at Washington, hey will be good for return journey until October 10th, and will be good to stop off at all stations between Cumberland nnd A\ nshington—a region familiar to every veteran, because of the warfare along the Potomac. They will also be valid to Baltimore, where the meeting of the Nnvnl eterans' Association will be held from September 15th to 19th.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

Nor.icc to Contractors

(,|'II-F.

OK CITY CI.I:IIK.

Hi'azjl ater N\ orka. All work to be done ac .. .... coriJliiK to the plana and sicciticaUons therelor

onJu,5ln

l,l(!0,,

ic(!O[

5-4? Sold by druggists, properly sec»trel. lietoinuion Council reserves the

Bnv your new fall suit, of Frank ^lyy"mi-Tot\he'(:oiiimon (Vinnell.

your new fall suit of

Smith, 103J south Wnshingtor. street.

,h'- V\ty

Clerk.

,,s, l,e

accompanied by a Nnd of

Sep,. 13. 1 g«2.

rliflit to

HATS

ADVICE

Wiivchitul IihIc/hmiU-

l'urr tif.d H'ltolvHomc {tunltty

Millinery Parlor this

will

Cloods

.Trading

•r

WOMEN

If you wr.-ulj protect yourself 'A from Pniniul, Frofuse, "Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAtcTEiLsviM.r., April 2fi, iswfl.

This will certify that two members of my Immediate family, after having suffered for years from lUenMruui Irrcjrulartty, oeinp treated without Vnelitby physicians, were at length coinph-ioly cured by one bottle of ilradOeltl'p* Female He^u'lator. Its effect truly wonderful. J. W. STRANGE. Hook to W »MAN malletl ritKK, n'hioh contain* valuable tuformatlou ou all female dtsoaaes. BRADF1 ELD REGULATOR CO.(

ATLANTA, GA.

FOB SALE HZ ALL DRUGQI8T3. Sold bv Nve & Co.

UPHOLSTERING

-AND

All Work Pertaining To 1 he Business.

Geo, PL. Rioe,

West Pike St

Nearly OpjK)«Ue the »id Stand.

Hi!ls, Ladies Art Tailor. 1

laving completed a full course of cutting at Chicago

wish to

announce to the ladies of Crawfordsviile that

do all

am prepared to

kinds of ladies tailoring.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed,

And with the assUumee.of Mrs. Connard. as loreludy and tiller. I guarantee satisfaction throughout. Will make a specialty of cutting and tittin^, and evening dresses, .fto_ H. HILLS. Modiste. 002 East Main Street.

MUISIO XIA.LL FRIDAY, SEPT

The

Rose

English Folly

Company.

In the musical, operatic burlesque

The MOUNTEBANK

The most cxtra\-nf:ant fancy cannot conccive the mnirmficont splendor of [this production. Ho Sylphlike Beauties. 15 Sterling Comedians. A temple at the shrino of which its worshippeps drink in the beautv with her eyes, and fairest forms anil face's reveling in dazzling i-ediance lure multitudes"to evening!) of delight.:

Regular Prices.

Parriuette and Par^uctte Circle ~rj Dross Circle ',:,o Gallery 'JR,

WILLIAMS BROS.,

Plumbing and Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty.

Remember, wo make no charge for measuring your house aud estimating cost of your work. Hydrants put in and old ones repaircdWe deal in all kinds of Pumps which we selling very cheap.

125 Sout^i Green St.

Opposite Music Hall.

FURNITURE

KKAZIU LNl„ Sept. 1» 1«02.""

SeuIeiJi proposals will lie received 1 iy the eoiiueljofilK-rityor llra/.il ut this olnee until clock p. m. Sept. yo, 1 s:i-j, i,,r Iftriil.shbij/ the uccessu'-y latMir and materluls lor the excavatkm of a reservoir and Uie construct Ion of a dam for the same, ou the gouth

Kva Hiiilroad, northwest of

have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh goods in the Furniture line in ihe 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 St.

LADIES!

Don't fail to see*—for seeing

of Beautiful Fall Millinery at the

cach $2.50

Hill

INDIANAPOLIS

is admiring—the laige

All the new Fall material made up in fort) different

and

BONNETS.

season.

be pleased to

meet

all our

see the Fall Styles of new carpets and rugs in our display. The handsomest of new goods daily arriving from

chaser of Mr. McClure, who

Our Motto and Ladies you will

Per Cent

Lower Than Ever

126 West Main Street.

As an

display

T:ade

Palace.

styles

All the artistic work of our

new head milliner, Miss Zachman, who takes charge of our

Miss Zachman is now here arid

friends and customers. Also,

THE TRADE PALACE

—Of—

McCLURE GRAHAM

'I'he

all purchasers of goods amounting to and one

continuing until the fair closes.

lowest prices.

If You Call at

YEARS.

Pur

in the New ork Markets.

An elegant line of Plain, Stripe and Dot Navy Blue Silks just in as well a great many

handsome

and Trimmings. The best Stock and Lowest Prices will be

New Things in Dress

be much pleased by

Is the Reduction on our New Stock of

Window Shades-

Come early and get Choice of the New Designs.

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

Cash Pry's,

FOR

New Potatces, New Cabbage, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, lite.

Fresh Strawberries received daily. Also,

A full assortment of Staple and Fancy Groceries.

An Offer To All.

inducement to cash

Carpets a

purchasers

ticket to the greatest fair on earth will

ROYCE & PEAVEY.

FURNITURE and CARPET Store,

125

South Washington Street.

"Well begun is half done." Begin your housework by buying cake of

SAPOLIO!

Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning purposes. Try it.

GEO. W. SCAGGS'

CASH GKOCKUY,

IIS

THE

50 YEARS. 50 YEARS.

Furniture

and

thereafter, commencing September

W. I'ikc

given

ticket for

and

full assortment of goods :it

Street,

You will bewailed on promptly and have a new stock of goods to select from.

LELHND

YEARS.