Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 December 1892 — Page 4
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Your next week's washing
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SANTA CLAUS SOAP
is used. The clothes will smell sweeter and will last longer. SANTA CLAUS SOAP is pure, it cleans but does not injure t*hefabric. It does J\ot roughen or chap the»
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Fashions Like the Seasons
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latest stvles.
J. S. KELLY.
«24 East Main Street.
CHRISTMAS
BONNETTS!
-AT
MRS. WILSON'S,
127, S. Wash. St.
KIRK'S
TARSOAP
Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.
Cures
Chapped Handa, Wound*, Burns, Etc. Bonovea and Prevent* Dandruff.
UERICUi FUILY S01P. fey (general Household Use
DAILY JOURNAL
•MONDAY. DEC. 5. 1892.
THK DAILY JOCBJJAII is for sale by Robinson & Wallace, and Pontions & a
3HUE0H NOTES.
Tom Ross visited in Lafayette yesterday. —Ed Townsly is down from Chicago to spend few days. —Harry Miltigan. of Indianapolis, spent Sunday in the city with,her parents. —Fred Rosebro and wife, of Hot Springs, Ark., are visiting Mr. Rosebro's parents. —B. R. Russell has been confined to his room for several days on account of ailing eyes. —Rev. T. F. Drake, the new pastor of the West Lafayette M. E. church is considering a call to the First church at Rock Springs, Wyoming.—Lafayette Times. —Harry Maxwell expects to go to Chicago the first of the year for the purpose of studying music. He will put himself under the best voice trainers of the city.
Tried to Bhnffla Off.
A special from Ft. Wayne says: George Reed, advance press agent for the Leslie-Davis Dramatic Company, attempted suicide to-day in the Rich Hotel, by turning on the gas. He was nearly dead when found. Ou a card laying on the stnnd were written the following words: "God bless one that I love, nnd keep her pure and good," Bud he wound up with a. '-roast" for Fort Wayne.
The above will be of pecular interest in Crawfordsville where Reed was so well known and where "the one that I love" is supposed to live. Reed had been with Davis some time and last spring took the Keelov cure. He was a well educated and popular chap but had suffered many reverses during his career, chietly because of his drink habit. He died in a few hours after being taken to the hospital.
The World for Christ.
Dr. Cunningham's Christian Endeavor sermon last evening was listened to attentively. He compared a C. E. meeting where each member is pledged to take part ana does, to the ordinary prayer meeting which but for a few, he said, would be a regular Quaker meeting. The most interesting part of his remarks, however, were in regard to scheme he had heard discussed at the State Y. P. S. C. E. convention of evangelizing the world in a single generation. The conception is a grand one and it is something more than a dream for Mr. Wishard who has just returned from a five years' tour of 'the world with this idea in view has figured out exactly bow many men and women and how .much money it, would take.
Gentle Annie.
witicor Brothers took the train for Danville, III., Saturday evening and at midnight returned with Mrs. Annie Bennett, the beautiful and accomplished wife of our esteemed fellow townsman, Col. Bill Bennett, who is at present a prisoner uf state with ShorilT Bible, enjoying the liberty of hie cell. Mrs, Bennett is wanted here us a witness in the case pending against the Reverend JoBeph Jones who stands accused of hooking a horse blanket while laboring under great religious excitement several months ago. Mrs. Bennett
A
WAS
HEWAUDED
fi'PflERSON POST
delight
fully situated in Danville and had already encompassed herself by a rare circle of literary friends whom she attracted by the charm of her irresistible genius. Annie iB all right.
Buildine Permits.
The city clerk has issued a building permit to J. J. Insley for a SI,100 cottage on Morgan street and permits to Miss Louisa Krng for two 8800 cottages on Pike street.
Bense
of vigor,
health
and ease follows the use of Irish Herb Tea. Children like it. 25 cents at all drug stores.
LIQUID Sulphur "Internal" for the blood, stomach and liver.
NANCY HANKS can't go faster than our Christ'.nns Stock of Handkerchiefs. They excel our previous record in beauty, price and assortment.
LOUIH BISCHOF
DK. GREENE is studying in the hospitals of Chicago. ITe will return Dec IS to remain.
ornoERs,
Election Saturday Might-Installation tho iirst Saturday Night in January. The annual election of ollioers of MePherson Post No. 7, G. A. .li. occurred last Saturday evening. Tlioro was a full attendance of tlie comrades, and the election resulted as follows: Post Commander, II. li. Talbot Senior Vice Commander, II. GifTord Junion Vice Commander, C. W. Elmore Surgeon, E. U. Cowan Chaplain, A. S. Holbrook Quartermaster, L. A. Foote Officer of tl day, M. Y. Buck: Officer of the Guard, Z. M. Ball. The Adjutant., Quartermaster Sergeant, Sergeant Major and other appointive officers will be uppoin',od at the installation which will take place on the first Saturday night in January. Delegates and alternates to the annual Department Encampment to be held at Evansville next spring will be chosen at the next regular meeting. General orders were read from the Department Encampment urging npon the different Posts of the Indinna Department to be fully uniformtil at the next
National Encampment at Indianapolis. A resolution was introduced to the effect that tlie figures "184G-184K" should be erased from the Indiana Soldiers nnd Sailors' monument in order that the monument might commemorate the valor and patriotism of Indiana soldiers in the war for the preservation of the Union as conceived by its projectors. The resolution was lost by a vote of 29 to 16. McPherson Post thus places itself on record as being against the purposes and objects of the originators of the monument.
Claims Everybody.
The Brookville correspondent of one of the Chicago papers writes up the former citizens of that place and anion other things says the following:
Maurice Thompson, the author, was born in Brookville nearly tifty yenrs ago. His parents wer« excellent people. His father was what was then known as a "hard shell" Baptist preacher. Before his children were grown he removed to Georgia and his sons, when they grew np, went into the Confederate army. Maurice Thompson's sojourn in the south during his youth and manhood gave him the material from which he has since written innumerable sketches and stories. He is, however, a native of Brookville.
The one citizen, however, to which the people point with special pride is Gen. Lew Wallace, the author of "Ben Hur." By a singular coincidence Mrs. Thompson, the mother of Maurice Thompson, cared for the future author for a time after his mother's death. The boy would never go to school, but spent most of his time scouring the hills anil fields, acquiring a familiarity with nature that has since served him in good stead. When his father was elected Governor he went with to Indianapolis, where he studied law. He entered the army when the Mexican war broke out, and served with distinction. At its close he began the practice of law in Coyington, Indiana, having married, in the interval, Miss Susan Elston, of Crawfordsville, a sister of Mrs. L.ine, widow of Senator Lane, who was also in 1861, elected Governor. In all his varied career Gen. Wallace has called Craw fordsville his home, but he still comes back to Brookville for an occasional visit nnd to revive the memories of his youth.
Oon ID the Tureen.
The Terre Haute Express after pub lishing a special from Crawfordsville relating Chief of Police Meagher's exploit with "Goldie" here Friday night 8BJ0!
The Express took pains to verify the story of Superintendent Meagher's escapade as told by the Crawfordsville dispatches. Police headquarters were called up about 10 o'clock and the Express was informed that Meagher had gone home about 8:30. HiB residence number was given by the otlicer on duty and Meagher's house was visited. An elderly man came to the door and said that Meagher did not live there and that he didn't know where he lived.
He admitted that the residence number was 325 Gilbert avenue, which is the same as given at police headquarters and in the directory as bying Meagher's home.
Madame Hammond's place was then visited and the girl seen. She admitted that she and Meogher had passed the night together, adding that, she could not well refuse as Meagher was supposed to have her under arrest. She says that no charge has Iwen tiled against her for theft and she is now an inmate of Madame Hammond's place.
Breakfast Eehind the Bars. Mr. Frank Marr is said to be contemplating the publication of a book entitled "All night in Jail.-' The book will be based on the author's personal experience if published. Frank is barkeeper at the Johnson's place on North Green street nnd Saturday night after eleven o'clock was still selling to tha actors in the "Lost in New York" company. He was warned to close and did bar the police out They were unable to get in but procuring a ladder looked over the transom nnu beheld Frankie make a sale of jag juice. He was at once arrosted nnd jailed, passing the night there. He was released yesterday morning on S100 bond, and passed the day in abusing ofiicoi Gill and declaring that the city would go Demo crntic the next election. It nlways would have gone so if Frankie's had been decisive.
COLLEGE NOTES.
l)r. Alex Smith is in Chicago. Dr. Cunningham gave a very abio address in college chapel yesterday.
Norwood Keen has more recitations hours than any other man in college. Charley Little wns in Danville, 111., yesterday seeking what sweet morsel he might devour.
Ed Evans, '92, it is understood has the opportunity of becoming a member of the firm of Bakor it Randolph, the Iudiannpolis printers and engravers.
Students at Ann Arbor are raising a rumpus on account of the mnnngers of the lecture course are charging one dollar extra for reserved seats. Ii certainly looks a little hard.
The freshmen at Northwestern University not having had any excitement this year lmve challenged tho sophomores for an old fashioned gnme of foot 'mil, thirty on a side, the game IK 1
:yed entirely by kicking. Indianapolis will be in the swim in foot ball next voar. Preparations are being made for organizing graduate eleven, consisting of old college players and they will play with other elevens. Clint llare, of DePanw, is the originator ot the scheme.
Card of Thanks,
Hall of Crawfordsville Lodge No. 223, 1. O. O. F. Dec. 4, 1892.—At a meeting of said lodge on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 4, 1892, the following reso lutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of said lodge be tendered to the members of Montgomery Lodge, No. I. O. O. F., to visiting brothers and the Crawfordsville band for their kindness in joining with .is ut the funeral of Brother 1. C. Suman.
Resolvetl, That
.4 Child Jin Joys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action nnd soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if thefatheror mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use so that it is 'the best family family remedy known and every family should have a bottle.
LIQUID Sulphur "Lotion" for all aeses of the skin.
Pitcher's Castoria.
vote
THE SECRET OF BEAUTY. Is health. The secret of health is tin power to properly digest what you eat. I If constipated or Buffering with indigestion and stomach tronble, use Los Angeles ltnisin Cured Pruue Laxative Bold by Moffett it Morgan, as it will give yon immediate and permanent lief.
The Iticli Man's Son.
a-iic
rich man's son inherits lands, Vnd piles of brick and stones and trolU, ai. 1 he inherits soft white hands,
And tender flesh that i'cars the cold. l-iko soft hands,.and tender flesh, many Jiseases are inherited especially tendencies to Asthma, Consumption, Hronchitis, and Stomach and Liver troubles but there is a remedy, known as the "Golden Medical Discovery," which overcomes these diseases, and cuts olt all tendencies toward a fatal result: Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, has put his remedy witliis the reach of all, so that even tne poor as well 11s the rich, can obtain it. It is worth more to you than "Piles of brick and stone and gold.'-' ASK your druggist for it. It's guaranteed to cut-citi every case, or money paid for it will be refunded.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
••Royal ltutty" fort H'fiic. If you are reduced in vitality or strength, by illness or any other cause, we recommend the use of this Uld Port, Wine, the very blond of the irrape. A grand tonic for nursing mothers, and those reduced by wasting disease. It creates strength improves the unpetite: nature's own remedy, much preferable to drugs guaranteed absolutely pure nnd over five years of age. Young wine ordnarily sold is not fit to use. Insist ou having this standard brand, it costs no more. £1 in quart bottles, pints fit) ets. llo.vui Wine Co. For sale by Nvc& llooe.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she wns a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Duluth 1 lid Superior Special In full keeping with its well known progressive policy the North W'OHtern Line (Chicago X: North-Western Knilway), hua recently inaugurated through train service between Chicago and tho Lake Hupei ior region. This new train is known as the '•Duluth and Superior Special," and it leaves Chicago daily at 5:50 p. m., arriving at Superior at 8:20 a. m. nnd Dulntli at 8:52 a. 111. the next day, making the journey in tho remarkably quick time of fifteen hours. The train is made up o" baggage cars, standard day coaches and palace buffet sleeping oars of tbe most modern nnd approved design, and all classes of passengers aro carried through without change of curs. Supper is served in dining car after departure from Chicago, and breakfast is served from a well stocked bullet before arrival at Duluth. To insure yourself a quick and comfortablo nek for tickets via
re- journoy bo sure to I the North-Western
ADVICE
THE JOUHXAI. and
.1 rijus .Vi'ir.s be respectfully requested to publish the above resolutions. 11. L. STOCT, Sec.
Glad Tidings.
I lie ponce of Indianapolis have made it so hot for the gamblers that they have all departed for pastures new. The Sews of that city imparts the joyful word that several ot them have nlready located in Crnwfordsvillo. We refer this information to the Police Board and the police.
Line. Any ticket
agent can furnish full information re-
For sick or nervous liendnches, indi- garding this railway, or it will lie gestion or constipation, MofTett .V Mor- I promptly furnished upon application to gan recommend Los Angeles Raisin W. A. Thrall, Goneral Passenger nnd Oursd Prune Laxative. I Ticket Agent, Chicago.
TO
dis-
BKFOKE hanging up your Christmas stockings look at- our hosiery department. For beauty nnd comfort there is no equal. Louis BISCHOF.
CHRISTMAS presents to bo found at the Fair, Dec. 7. 8 nnd 9.
Coughing leads to Consumption Kerap'sBalsam will stop the oonghs at ones-
EVKKY member ot the Christian church please consider themselves solicited for the Fair and bring their donations, provisions and fancy work.
Children Cry for
WOMEN
If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR
CARTEKSVIU.E, April
28,188FL.
This will certify tha.. two members of my immediate family, after having suffered for rear* from Irregularity, beine treated without benefit by physicians, were at length completely cured by one bottle of Bradltcld'M Ferustlc Regulator* Its effect ia truly wonderful. J. W. .STIIANGE. Ifcvk to WOMAN" mulled FREE, which contains valuable luforwatUm ou all female diseases. 3RADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
FOR SALE BY J.1.L DRUGGISTS. Sold bv Nve & Ue
THE FAIR.
OUR LINE OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Are complete and open for your inspection.
Come Early! Our prices are at the bottom
on"
Souvenier Spoons, After-Din-ner Coffees, Sugar Baskets.
Fine Cups and Saucers. Manning and Vase Lamps ..Dolls, Books, Toys.
The Fair.
South Washington Street.
Music
HALL,
Wednesday, Dec. 7 PHIL. W. PETERS,
1 ho greatest laugh provoking comedian. In |iur« comedy. mid the talented and Ideal singing iind.diinclnif sonlireiie of the i»v.
Gracie Cummings,
In the diflicuit musical comedy,
"The Old Soldier."
Introducing muny new ideas, luds, und fancies. Tim artistic new dancing Idea, THE SOIiDXER'S GXIDX. Catching medleys and parodies, special scenery, pretty girls, gorgeous costumes und an entertaining ciiBt.
Prices 35c and 50c
The laws of health are taught in onr schools but not in 11 way to be of mucb practical benefit und are never illustrated by living examples, which in many cases could easily bo done. It some scholar, who had just contracted a cold wns brought before the school, so that all could hear the day loud cough, and know its significance see tbe thin whito coating on the tongue, and later, ns the cold developes, see the profuse watery expectoration and thin watery discharge from tho nose, notonoof them would ever forget what the first symptoir.H of cold wore. The scholar should then be given Chamberlain's Cough Itenudy freely, that all might see that even a severe cold could be cured in one or t,wo days, or at least greatly mitigated, whon properly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear. For sale by Nyo ,fc iJooe, tho druggists.
Another Large Lot of
CLOHKS
.Just Arrived at the
Trade Palace From the Largest
To the Smallest Size.
Wo offer tho beet values in CLOAKS for the money and that is the secret of our large clonk sales. We will fit your
forniB
PALACE. Mr. McClure spent lust week in the markets and our stock of
Domestics, Dress Goods Trimmings and Millinery
Is complete in choice things at broken pricos. In fact you will find bargains in all departments, of
McClure & Graham.
North Washington St.
J»S
and pocket books at tbe TRADE
20 per cent. Discount
For THIS WEEK ONLY. ROBINSON & WALLACE
CORNER BOOK STORE.
SETTLE UP!
I
Yll persons indebted to me [^E are requested to call and settle bv Tan, 1,'93. G.E.BROCK.
PROF. M. STEINBERG,
ScientificOnticifln
well as weak sight, re
quiring various tinted glasses. My improved spectacles arc of a perfect construction, which assists and preserves tho sight, rendering frequent changes quite unnecessary, I have lenses for weak eves, watery eves, cataracts, nearsighted, erosssighted in short, all dillioultiesof the eyeovtrcotne. Win lit any eye in two minutes.
Kefcr to Hon. M. P. White. Dr. Thomas Moffett and others. I'rof. Steinberg may be found at 224 south Washington street, at Dr. Duncan's office. Office hours from 1 too p, ui. Will call ut residence If requested.
Music Hall. Friday, December 9
SAM JACK'S
FAUOVS
,-QI lotiisvun. liw.ViBM*
,50
NimbleBackDancers
The palpable hit of modern times.
The Rarest Beauties
Of two hemispheres.
Prices. .35c, 50c and 75c
NEW FIRM.
I have sold an interest in my business to my brother Amzi.
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage, and soliciting a continuance of the same
I am most respectfully G. E. BROCK.
Heading Stock
WANTED!
I will pay the following
prices for heading stock, de
livered at the factory, near the
Crawfordsville Junction: No. 1 timber $7 a cord No. 2 timber 6 a cord No 3 timber 5 a cord
H. ALFREY.
DIRECT LINE
North and
*Z7Wl^lILlllCVypiICICllI Through Route to Wosiern Points SolidlPullman Vestibule Train Service
The delicate construction of the eye makes It necessary to use great care iu selecting SPECTACLES. 1 have made the eye a special study, and in late yea!^ have given my entire attention to the adoptiou of spectacles to the same. Having a thorough experience in making aud adapting spectacles to the eye. atn enabled to lit. accurately in every case of abnormal vision, known as nrespyopla, myopia, and hypermetropic
For complete time card, giving alMrafe and stations, and for full information*! rates, through cars, etc., address
J. C. HUTCHINSON,
i:
soutti-ctiL-nro and r-ou-sviuo.
IIETWI:I:S
Chicago-Louisville.
NORTH-
Chicago-Cincinnati
Crawfoi dsviile
Time-Table:
SUL'TH-
1 :o5 a 1 »5 a 1:30 pm l-liOpu
H. S. WATSON. Acent.
VANDAL1A
LINE
I I YXME TABLE
I'OHTHK NOItTII
No. r2, Kx. Sun, H:lfj u, 11,. iVir St. No. 54, Kx, Sun. -outU FOU THE SOrTH No. -V Kx. Sun. 1M-I a. m. for Tern* Hiite No, oil Kx. Sun. ":20 p.m. lor Tern* Kiw
Agent,
Crawfordsville, lint..
Djjj 1 jOleveland, C-in-DI5 cinnati, Chicago Route. j& St. Louis R.
Wiuraor Sleepers on Dlghi train# lies'- m»i: crn day coaches on all trains.
Connecting with solid Veellliult' trains
1
Blooinlugton and l'eorlato ami from river, Denver and tho Pacific.' eonsi. At Indianapolis, Cincinnati. S[rln(rflW'i an Colurohus to and from tlio Kaatvrii ano 9 beard cities.
TRAINS AT ORAWPOHDMV) r.'V*OO1N0 WttfT. No. 0 mall 8:"(1 No. 7 mail (d...) .....12:-'! No. 17 mail 1 H" No. Kxpross (U48p.m
GOING KAFT.
No.12 Mall (d) n:0d»ni. No. 2 Rzpress 2 latn No. 18 Mail 1:1'-' I"" No.S Mail r.rlS r-m
BROS,
WILLIAMS
Plumbing and Natural
Gas
Fitting a Specialty.
Remember, we uiake no charge lor mta--uring your house and estimating cost i" your work. Hydrants put in and ol 1 ones repaired. We deal in all kinds of I'mnps which selling very cheap. 125 South Green St.
Opposite Music Hull.
Agents Wanted on Salary
Or commission, to handle tho New Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. The and greatest selling novelty aver proii"'" Erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds, abrasion of ia|er. Works like niimle -l" .. 300 percent profit. One agent's salesiiiinoiin. ed to $020 in six days. Another, t.'l~ I" J' hours. Previous experience not neecs'-.ir.. Kor terms and full particular*, ali!re*s, 1 Monroe Krasnr Mfg Co. I,aCro«'ie.W is.
FURNITURE
1 have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh jvoods in the Furniture line in me State, which I will offet at the very lowest prices.
Call and see the line when you are in the city.
WmrtTEIder,
43 and 4B 8. Meridian St. INDIANAPOLIS