Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 October 1892 — Page 2

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paper? st-nt outside the county 10 cents Additional for postage. ,, ... The WEEKLY must Invariably bv paid xor in advance.

FL'JDAY. OCT. 7, 1892.

KI'UiiL.ICAN TICK hi'.

NATION AL. For President,

BENJAMIN HARBISON, of Indiana. For Vice-President, ••'WIUTKLAW P.Ell), of Sew York. '.,••.••• STATU.

For Governor. 1KA J. CHASE.

For Lieutenant-Governor, THEODORE SHOCKNKV. l"ur Secretary of State,

AARON JONES. For Auditor of State. JoHNW.COONS. 'i rt-asprer of State.

F. J. SCHOLZ.

Fcr Attornev General. J. I). FARRALL. For Supreme Court Reporter.

GEORGE P. HAYWOOD.

\»r**»up* rintendeut of Public Instruct Ion. JAMES H. HENRY. For State Statistic.M,

SIM EON J. THOMPSON. ForJudpesof Supreme Court. Second District—JuHN D, MILLER. Third District—BY RON K. ELLIOTT. Fifth DUtrkt-ROBEKT W.MeSRIDh.

For Appellate Jud*res,

First Distrlrt—A. CCAVINS, Second C. S. BAKER. Third -JAMES W BLACK. I ourth HENRYC.FOX. FU'lii EDGAR C.CRUM PACKER

For Congress.

W INDF1ELP S.CARPENTER. For Joint Senator. THOMAS L. ST1LV.'KLL.

For Joint Representative. T.T.MuORB.

OtTNTY,

For Clerk.

HENRY R. HULE7T. For Treasurer, JAMK? O.McCORMICK

For Recorder.

TWttl T. UN HALL. For Sheriff. CHARLES E. DAVIS.

For Coroner.

IR. RICHARD F. KINO. For Surveyor, WU.I.IAM I'.SHAKL'K.

Kor AsM's^or.

{'I1AKI.KSW, Ei-MOHE. (\tn!i!il?siODir, 1st IHst., JOHN P?7rKK5UN. I ur Commission, Diet.. AI.Hls.KTT HOKHAKEU.

This Dar,e in History—Oct. 7. Wl»"i-Columbus nnd his crew again In hieh spirit*: :oliuo! uf dolphins sported about the ihn~ md liyinp flsb fell on the dcck* this vu-« M'pt. old style. lT^.'-The r» nch an). Americans under D'F^. talnj: oi«l Lincoln mode an a&»ault on Sa vnnnaij and ucrc rei»ui^d witii fri^litfuJ hlanchter PuSaski WAS mortally wonnded. 1S-1N—Ed^ar Allan author, died in more born IsX». ••PrieeS IUKI invasion of central Missouri rcjtcbe«3 .TetKTMjn ('ity, but retreated withi.out attack,

within

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DAILY JOURI^L

THE JOVKXAL COMPANY. li. McCAlN. President. A.GKEENE. Secretary.

A. A. McCAlN. Treasurer.

Batorod at tne Postoffi^ at trawfotdsvllle Indiana, as second-lass matter.

TEE DAILY JOURNAL,

By mall, per annum *§-55 By mall, six month -•Jg{ By mail, three months.. *-?o By carrier, per week 10

THK WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Thre* mouths Sbr monuis.... One year—

... 40

....11.25

v»nf.*deratc iirlvatef?

tured the United States vessel Wachusett, lcTl— Ue^iani!!^ o* the great tiro In Chlcopo alwut p. m. a Ktrip miles long And

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uuie W"*idtt loss, $^V),(C0,0C*1 pwitf in ten days over in niMi v« tu contributed by Americans. IST" ~-L ThoiiiAA J*. tT'RSK"»N RHtidolph died at Cluirlouesville, Va. 1S?1—The hint UP of Oenei*al Grant was un v. iled at 'bicau'o. CLarit-s Stewart Parnell :ied at l'rii:bion, Englnnvl.

To vote a straight Republican ticket stamp in the square surrounding the eagle and nowhere else.-

SrEAKiso of ]ensions to Cnion soldiers. the Norfolk, Va. Landmark says: "The stomach cf the country revolts at the monstrous thing we. have." This reads like an extract from one of Cleveland's pension vetoes.

BKOOKHHIHF. would have our farmers who raise sheep compete with the sheep raisers of Australia, where the rent for land is 8-1.87 per year for 83,000 seres, The average cost per sheep a year to breeders is about GO cents. Wool can be raised for 10 cents at profit. Our farmers want no Australian wool prices.

To tli Editor The Journal. 1. What is the difference'in the price of American worsted goods now compared with the price two years ago 2. Can a man go to England Bnd purchase 8500 worth of clothing Bnd bring the same to the, pnited States free of duty? M.

As to the exact figures in the price of worsted goods they are not at hand, thongh the price is lower. The average price of all brands of wool declined 21 per cent, from Jan. 4. 1890, to July 2, 1S92, in London, according to the London Economist of those dates. Between the same dates the average price of all brands of wool qnoted in the Boston market fell 7?, per coot., according to the Boston Commercial linllctin. It may be safely stated that worsteds, therefore, are lower than they were two years ago.

In answer to the second question, no. lie must pay a duty of 50 per cent.

on: CUIILU-KS.

rhe Hoosier Stat© Furnishes Interesting Bits" of News.

'i To In.truct lmllann Yuirr*. INDIANAI'OI.IS. Inii. Oct. 1'nder the direction of tiieir state committees the republicans, and democrats will carrv on schools of instruction iu every voting precinct of the state. Within the next week .several tons of ballots will be sent out. While eaeh committee has prepared its own sample ballot the ballots and instructions thereon are the same. Neither party furnishes information as to hotv to vote a mixed ticket. The committees fear that there will be a pood deal of confusion in voting under the new law, as it is the first presidential election since it was enacted. This year there will be two ballot boxes and two ballots to be voted. One box.painted red. will be for the state ballots, which will be on red paper, and the other box. painted white, will be for the local ballots. The law requires that the ballots be folded separately, The state tickets, containing- the names of the presidential electors also, is over 2 feet in length. Little scratchingis expected.

Wrote Naughty Letter*.

SorTii HENH, Ind.. Oct. 7. —Daniel Lease, an employe for several years past of the Standard Oil Company at Whitinir, has been arrested by a deputy United States marshal and brought tc South ltend on the charg-e of writing obscene letters and sending them throuph the mails. They were written to his wife, who left him two years ago, her former home. She turned the letter over to a post office inspector and Lease was arrested. He acknowledged writing the obscene epistles to his Wife, and was bound over by the t'nited States commissioner iu the sum of SJ00. and was taken to jail to await trial at the Mav term of the court.-

To Hear th« Indiana Case. lNOtAXAPOI.18, Ind., Oct. 6. —The joint motion asking the supreme court to reconsider its order postponing the

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For Prosecuting Attorrey. WILLIAM M/REEVES. For Representative, NATHAN B. COUHERLY.'

class, trotting—5. "W. Bennett won. FanDie A. second, Litlie Frank third best time. 2:U3V 2 *J0 class, pacing—American Boy won. Dr. Hail seco nd, Mcach&m third best time. 2.2Pi

I.ogAn*port Hares.

LOOANSPOBT, Ind., Oct. 7.—Following is the summary of the races here yesterday: class, trotting—AHimorc won. Monk see* ond. Brown Spragrue third bet time. 2:^4^. 3-ycar-oid class, trotting Energetic won, Grovilie second:, btst time. C:M. clas, trotlmg—Mamie Philips won. By* erly iky second best time, 2:33.

Hestorcd to 1IU Fttmlly.

CoLUMnve, lud., Oct. 7. —'Jacob Brown, who lived in Georgia previous to the war, enlisted in Vue confederate army and was reported killed Later his family drifted to Brown county. After the war he commenced a search for his wife aud children which ended a few days ag-c, when he traced tliera to their present abode. The wife died several years atfo.

keeping the world fair open on Sun-

day and resolved to try to defeat fot

reelection any congressman who at-I HM* tempts to have stricken out of the law

the Sundav closing clause.

cap-

Thf Bedford lUccti.

1kukoki, Intl., Oct. 7.—Following were the racing events here yesterday: Free-for-all. »on. Georgia ttrne,'"^!,

Running, half mile, purse W0—Mike Flynn won, Harney M. second, By Torn third: besi time. M,

Indiana's Champion flail Team. ANIIKHSO.V Ind., Oct. 7.—The Indiana championship baseball game wa« played off Thursday between Anderson and Lebanon. It was purely a pitcher'! battle, the home team winning, 7 to 1.

FLOODS IN SOUTHERN EUROPE.

Gr^at Detinue*. Wrought In Italj and Kranre-IUver, Out of Their lixnk,. PARIS. Oct- 7.—A harrieane prevailed Thursday in Valence and Xiines. Serious floods are reported at both places.

HOME, Oct. 7.—Itailway communication between Sondrio and Colico, iu the

lake resriou 01 uu. —...my, has been stopped liv ttix»ds. LIS.N"A. Oel. T1i6 ':iU.-igiiov which I passes the eastern .vails .if the city, overflowed its banks owing to the recent heavy rains having greatly swollen the stream. The water spread over a considerable area in the-vicinity of tin* river and invade.) two courts of I the Columbian exhibition, seriously I damaging the exhibits, he lower part of the city was completely flooded, and it is feared thai the Ixss resulting I from the inundation will be heavy.

II«*M !v Itichn'aytnrn.

IIii.i sBuHO. 111.. Oct. T.—.James I Stokes, residing near l'iimore. was heid up by highwav rolioers aivi relieved of over

MITCUKI.I., lud.. Oe T. L. Ii M.YIRE. I who ret-enliy killed Henry Tow under peculiar ciicnn'.stanees. has resigned his position as town marshal or. account of the affair.

—Omaha Wifeare you doinirV" tie this string "V]iy, I did errand." "No.

-'•What undi*r the sun Husband—''Trying to around my finger." ask y-ui to do any Tli i- strinsr is re

mind me that I have no ber to-dav.''

iimj ••vniesu-

—The Prussian minister of education has i-rdered that hereafter all contracts with women teachers shall l:e canceled in the cas£ of marriage at the end of the school year.

S'Oiffii

about]

and went to Ohio Citv,

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ox.

W. H. Smith has the rheumatism.. ROT Thomse is working for L.'av Kirkindoll.

Oar school will celebrate Columbian Day at Crawfordsville. Miss Edith Young spent .Saturuav and Sunday ut Crawfordsville.

Jaseph Thomas and danghter. s? May me, attended church at Cra^-f"rd«-ville Sunday.

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consideration of the motion to advance waste of tissue and its regeneration, the apportionment suit on the calendar BBANDRETH S I'ILLS ate the best solvent of the products of disintegration of the tissues and increases elasticity. They are an alterative and eliminative remedy. which allay irritation and remove ob struclion by aiding nature and are o' great benefit in cases of temporary and habitual constipation, torpid liver, biliousness, headache, indigestion, rh-n mutism aod diseases arising from an impure state of blood.

was on Thursday overruled by the supreme court, and October 11 was fixed as the time for the hearing.

WABASH, Ind., Oct. 7.—Suit was begun Thursday afternoon in the Koscuisko circuit court to set aside the apportionments of Indiana for legislative purposes in 1SS5 and 1591. The action is in all respects similar to the Buits which have been appealed to the supreme court under the apportionment of 1 iS.'i.

Raring at (iothen.

GOSHEN, Ind., Oct. 7.—The following raecs took place here yesterdnr: class, pacing— F*. H. S., won. Louise E. etond. Hoosier Dick third best time. -31. 2-year-old stake, trotting—Badger won, Admiration second, Dutchess O'Niel third, best time.

To secure a normal and regular tissue I change throughout th- body use BRAN-| DHETH'S Pri.i.~. This tissue metamorphosis consists in constantly proceeding I

BKAXDETH'S PILLS are purely vegeta ble, absolutely harmless, and safe to take at any time.

ATTEKD the cloak opening Shtnnlfiy, day and night, at the Trade Palace. The yiythulogival latest. '•Somewhere npon the unknown shore.

Where the stream of life their wa'.err ponr, Theie sit three sisters evermore

Weaving a silken thread.

Lovers of classic paintings arfamilliar with that famous group, called the "Three Fates." Fate seems cruel when it deprives women and girls ot health. But in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription they find a cure of untold value for nervous prostration, sick headache, bearing-down pain?, bloating, weok stomach, antevermou. retroversion, and all those excruciating complaint? that make their lives miserable. All who use it praise it. It contains nu hurtful ingredients, and guaranteed to give satisfaction in every case, or its price (81.00) will be refunded.

Iloyat Ruby" j'ort rj fii•. The feebler the constitution, the more susceptible the system is to the causet disease, and the less competent it is to struggle with sickness. Hence where there is a deficiency of natural staminithe physique should lie protected and strengthened by the the best, invigorant that nature produces.

IIoo«i«r Baptists Meddle In Politic*. LOOANSPORT, Ind., Oct. ..—The state that nature produces. Insist upon voui meeting of the Indiana Baptists passed

strong resolutions Ihursday against

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that a link of a chain is weakened. Those ailments are promptly overcome by the use of

Pinkhatris Vegetable Compound

I those weaknesses and ailments so prevalent air.onc our women.

DEAR FRIF.N-D OF WOMEN-, I have derived

great benefit from the use of your Vegetable Compound that

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pacinir. purse Hes-if M. M. socoml, Loguu third W-.i

by Royal Wine Co., Chicago

I have been a great sufferer from catnrrh for over ten years ha'd iirery bad. could hardly breathe. Some nights] could not sleep and had to walk the floor. I purchased Ely's Cream Balm nod am using it freely, it is working a cure surely. I have advised 6evera! frieuds to use it, and with happy results in every case. It is the medicine aboveall others for catarrh, and it is worth its weight in gold. I thank God I hav* found a remedy I can use with safety and that does all that is claimed for it. It is curing my deafness.—B. W. Sperry, Hartford, Conn.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Dastoria.

KHAM'8 PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY

A Defective Link

Weakens a

Strong Chain.

The female organization is a series of links, so to speak. Note the nervous irritability of one, the restlessness of another, the inability to sleep, and per^haps secret suffering. It means

Lxdia E.

it conquers all

recommend it in the strongest

terms. I consider it superior to anv other preparation for Female Complaints.—Mrs. E. A. BECK, I8 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, N'.Y.

DniqglJti iclt It a standard irticlc, or aent by mall, in form of Pill, or Lotenzei on receint «ft, An illustrated book, entitled Guide to Health and Etiquette,

by Lydta M. Pmkhara, of freat value to ladies, we wiQ present a copy to anyone addressing ut with two a-cent stamaa» j, LYDIA K. PINKHAU IdfiD. CO., LYOC, MAM,

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ONE BXJOY8 £itb the method and results -when Svrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant ind refreshing to the taste, and acts trently yet promptly on the Kidneys, '-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys--m efiectually, dispels colds, headKhes and

fever3

.^rstipation.

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beneficial in its

prepared only from the most

.Vvikhy and agreeable substances, its a:any excellent qualiiies commend it 10 all and have made it the most popular remedy knov/a.

Svr-:p cf Fijrs is fcr sale in 50c ii' fl bottles by all leading drug i.- .-i. A nv reliable druggist -whe not have it on hand will pro •\fi it pronsptly for any one wh vi

to try i\ Do aot accept an)

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Bick Eftad&che and relieve aU the tfOablM tfifil* dent to a bilious state of the system, suoh «fl Pi Tineas, S^aosea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Pain In the Side, £c. While their mosl remarkable success has been shora ia corifig

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Headache, yet Carter's little Lfttt Pfflfl ai% equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pr^ venting thisannoylnccomplsinVsrhild they alM correc all disorders cf he31 omach ^tlmnUte the liver and regulate the bcrclg. Sven IX they only

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Acbs they wonld boalmostprioelecsto Chose who euf/cr from this distressing complaint butfortuC&tsly their goodness does notend here^nd those trho onoe try them will And these little pills valo* nble in so many ways that they will not be wil* ling to do without them* But after lUsick head

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'Isthobtnocf porotcylivss that hereta^bera tremake onr gnat boost. Our pills cure it Ullo Clhera do net.

Carter's Littlo Liver Piila aro very

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IXKU)« ynd discounts Overdrafts, soured aud un-eoured C. S. Bonds tci MHriirecirc-ulation.. Stocks. JH'eurUles. etc Due fmm approved iT^erve agents line from other National Banks.. Banking-house, furniture aud Qxtures. Otber real estate and mortpitres ownr^l ... Current expenses and taxes 'paid Chcks and other cash iteru« Bills, of other BanksFractional paper eurrencv.nlckles. and cents Sjecle... LcjraMeuder aotos.. HeidetnptioiJ fund wit it U. S,

who

ucethem. Invialeat25ceots: flv^forfl. Sold by druggists everywhere, or &ent by xnaiL CARTER WEOICJWE CO., New York

mum. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

nt THE CONDITION of the First

National Bank of Crawford\ille.ai CrawfordsvHle, iu the State of Inditinii, at thecloso «»f busiuest, September 150, 1S02:

HKSOUKCES,

2P0.505.S,H 1,000 .P 5 125,000.00 30,:.S8,00 61,257.02 70,'424.00 3.G40.00 14.485.17 .2,983.00 ?,002.30 4,030.00 72.95 27.421.2S .'50.570.00

Treasurer percent of eircula-.

Due rrom l.'ntted States Treasurer othei than 5 percent redemption fund

1.1 25.00

,V)0.00

Total. |5G6,593.f£ r- I.IBILITIES. Capital stock ptiid in .1 100,000, .Surplus fund 75,000. L'ndivlded profits..'..,., 7,669. National Bunk not&s outstanding 22,500, Individual d€'i»osiu subject to check.. 352,845. Demand certlticatee of deposit 1,000. Due to State HnnKs and bankers 6,G48

Total 506,593.58 STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY or MONTGOMEHY.

I. Jas. E. Evans, cashier of the alovcvnamel bank, do soletnnh* swear that the above stuto* inent is true to the best of inv knowledtrc aud belief. JAS.E. EVASS.

Cashier.

SubscriiK-d and sworn to before me this 5th dav of October. 1S92. WILLIAM T. WHITTINGTOX,

Correct—Attest: Notarv Public. M'U.I.IAM H. I)FKHAM, 7 K. C. VOKIS, 7 S. DntiiAM,

DirecUirs. Oct.O. 1801.

RKI\)KTOr

THE CONDITION of the Citl-

/AHi'y National Bank at CrawfoitNville. in the State of Indiana, at the close of busine». September 30. 1802:

IIKSOUHCKS

(/wns and discounts .i .:'..$210,770.50 Ovc^lnifts, -secured and unsecured 3,131.04 I'.S. Bond* to secure circulation.... 25,000.00 L. S. Bonds to secure dc|Ksits. None I, ,S. Bonds on hand 1.000.00 County aud other Bonds S3,708 00 Due from approved reserve a^rent.'. 117,8: Due from other National Banks Due from State Banks and bankers Banking-house, furniture and fixturv Other real estate and mortgages owned Current expenses and taxes paid... Premiums on C. P. Bonds Cheeks and other cash items... Exchanges for clearing-houses Bids of other Banks...* Fractional pajter currency, nickles, and cents Specie I.imtl-tonder notes.... F, S. venitlcates of deposit for letral tender Heiieinption fund with U. S. Treasurer ^5 jK?rcent, of circulation)... Due from V.S, Treasurer, other than 5 per cent, redemption fund

41,133.63 10.588.80

3,690.00 12.600.08 2,640.30 4,150.00 2,484.32

Demand certificates of deposit Time certificates of deposit Certified cliecks Cashier's check? outstanding I nittn States 'icp^mlts Deposits of 17. disbursinjroflice^ Due to other National Banks Due to State Banks and bankers

Total

Non

5,220.00

001.00

33,771.50 10,500.00

None

1,125.00

None

Total.. .1585,045.20 LIABILITIES Capital stnck: paid In. *100,000,00 Surplus fund 45,000.00 Lndlvid«»d prtiflt.s 11,371.72 National Bank notes outstanding.. 22,500,00 stsitebntik notes onustaudlnK None Dividends unpaid None Individual dejMhdtssubject tocheck 300,046,51* ... None

None None None None None None

6.526,89

15^5,045.20

STATE or I&IUANA, COIT.NTY OF MONTOOMEHY,

I, C. Coltra, Cashlerof the alK.ve-named bank, do soleinniv swear that the alcove statement is true to the host, of mj* knowlwljre and belief. c.

GOLTKA. Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this Ctli day of Oct. 1802. WILLIAM T. BRUSH,

Correct—Attest: Notary Public. A. t. RAMSEY, V. C. SouKuvii.r.n,

C. N. WIM.IAMS. Directors.

DRESS GOODS—I^atest

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T:iegant line of

and

very easy to take. One or pUU make

dose.

They aro strictly vegetable tnd do not gripe or puree, but by their gentle action please

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DRY GOODS BAZAAR,

HEADQUARTERS FOR

Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods,

Fancv Goods, Notions, Etc.

BLACK and COLORED SILKS

DOMESTICS—I -argest and best line of these goods to be found.

this line. Largest line of

Toweling, Fancy Goods and Ribbons.

novelties and all the new effects: Crepens, Novies, Lans-

doA'ns and Black Cloth in all shades.

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shades of Dress Goods. Elegant line of trimmings.

•A\ ool Blankets, Comforts, etc. Upholster}' and Lace Curtains, any thing you wish in

GLOVES and HANDKERCHIEFS

..Underwear for the smallest child and the largest man or woman all colors.

CORSETS for everybody. Hosier}', Gloves, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and

Of these, the largest line and most styles to select from between New York and ihe

Mississippi River

L. BISCHOF

1 lie Dry Goods Man Of Crawfordsville.

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and trimmings to match any and all

ever shown here.