Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 December 1892 — Page 4
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124 East Main Street.
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HUGHES
Agents Wanted on Sal cry
Or commission, to handle ihe New Patent Chemical Ink KrctsiiiK Pencil. 1'lie quickcHt aud greatest Belling novelty ever produced. Erasea Ink thoroughly In two Becouds. No abrasion of n&per. Works like marlu. 200 to MOO per coot profit. One agent's aales amounted to tS20 In six days. Another, 133 In two houra. Previous experience not noccenary. For terms and full particulars, address, The Monroe Kraner Mfir Co. [.a(.'r()« u-'.\Vl* 44
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SANTA CLAUS SOAP
l& used. The clothes will smell sweete-rarid will last longer. SANTA CLAUS SOAP is cleans but does not injure t-he-
Millions
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N A I A N & O I A
DAILY JOURNAL
SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1892.
THE DAILY .TOUIINAL IS for snle by llobinson & Wallace, and Fontious &- Lacey.
BURGLARS FROM A30V1
They JJesc3nd Lisa Angels But Go Through Mc'Olure & Graham's Start We rarely look up-vard to see signs of burglars but there are exceptions to nil rules and one was made last night at McClrire ,fc Graham's Trade l'ulace. When the store was opened this morning it was observed that the beautiful snow was filtering down fioin above wiih as much grat'e and beauty as it ever filtered down from the Hies of Music Hall during the presentation of Lost in Now York. A glance upward explained the peculiar stute .of affairs. It was then seen that, some individual or individuals had removed the trap do ir by the skylight on the roof ami had neglected to replace it. The burglar theory at onco suggested itself and proved to be entirely correct. The ollice of the establishment hud been entirely overhauled and every drawer and pigeon hole ransacked and rummaged.
From the till several dollars in silver had been taken but most of the cash had been locked up in the safe before closing hour as it all will be hereafter The burglars did not attempt to open the safe and so far as is known did not disturb the stock although they might nave taken a number of small articles without the same being missed. The? had evidently entered the old opera house block, gone up in the third story and crawled out onto the roof of the
Trade Palace. The entrance was easy enough and the sailing plain. It was undoubtedly home talent and moreover home talent that was entirely conversant with the situation. The police are looking out for the i-erpetrators of the crime and expect to land them in jail ipiite shortly.
Officers Elected.
The following ollicers were elected and appointed at the stated conclave of Crawfordsville Coinmandery No. 25, Knights Templars, laatjevening: Fred C. Bundle, E. C.: Harrie I'ontious, (r. Francis A. Truitt. 0. ll.: Theodore D. Brown, 1'. Walter E. liosebro, H. W.: George W. Graham. .1. W. Charles Goltra. Treas. Lucien A. Foote, Kec.: John L. lUvis, St. B. David D. Kiddle, Sw. B. Ohauucey 1!. Snodgrass. W.
Harry S. Nicholson, 1st G. Lucien E. Watson. 2d G.: John C. Wicker, :Sd G.: Lewis H. Allbright, H.
Pleasant Party.
Lust evening Mr. and Mr=. D. !. Smith were at home lo a large number of guest at their home on south Green street. About eighty were present and the ceremony proved a most enjoyable one. The residence was handsomely decorated with cut (lowers and potted plants. The refreshments were dainty and wore served by colored waiters. The entertainment vrfls a model one and the occasion a pleasant one for all present.
Failure at .New Alarketf
John W. Williams, the well known dealer in general merchandise lit New Market, has made an assignment and W. T. Whittington is the assignee. Mr. Williams* liabilities are upwards of 82,000 and his assets were not so much. There are a number of preferred claims.
A Child JCttJoys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or 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.
EVEHY member of the Christian church please consider themselves solicited for the Fair and bring their donntiopp, provisions and fancy wo'k.
LAUIKS who have been missed please consider thomselves solicited for Christian Fair and bring donations to the room recently vacated by llountree's Bazaar, on Main street.
UBFOHK hanging up your Christmns stockings look at our hosiery department. i'or beauty and comfort thero is noe]ual. Loris liiHonop.
Cloak Parlor, Washington Strne. Cloaks worth SI0.00, SI2.00 and Slfj.OO. Your.choice this week at 8-1.99.
Loins BISCHOF.
Articles suitable for Christmas ents at Ladies Pair, Main St.
THE ROAU QUESTION.
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The Oouuty Commisaioaoi's. Road Superintendents and Road Bcrapsrs Scored. To ihe K,liter toth»'.hiirmil.
There is much being said just now about making and re-pairing highways, and 1 have no doubt that good results will follow the discussions made the Boad Congress at Indianapolis which closed Thursday.
It was attempted lo have all HUjiervisors and road superintendents attend the Fanners' Institute held Nov. 25 and 2(1, aud discuss the best and some uniform way of repairing the gravol roads that have cost the people who have built tiiem so much money anil the repairs which cost entirely loo much money for the benefit received. But notwithstanding that the most of the superintendents were notified either personally or through the newspajiers, aud each of the Board of Commissioners was notified personally there was but one commissioner, Mr. Fullen, present and not mora than two or three superintendents were there to discusB or hear what might be said on a subject which they aud the public are or ought to be so much interested. It may be the Board of Commissioners aud road superintendents have not the time or inclination to attend these meetings. If not they have not the time or inclination to make good road superintendents. I have stated at all times and places that one of the greatest enemies of the old established gravel roads is the grader, the way many of them are now used. It is absolutely destructive to the toad to scrape the dust and dirt from the side to I he center of the road. Why Because the crushed gravel and dirt that waslie to the side ditches, if the road is a proper grade, is dead and has no power to form ement and thereby improve the road. aud the first rain that follows the scraping will couvert it into mortor. which ...
will lie on the road until washed, kicsed
formed and renders it unable to re- 'pea Children sist heavy loaded wagons. NJW if any drug stores.
of these gentlemen who are using the ).KIM0S3^esiring NewYear's cards grader in that way will find any civil either for calling or for gifts can lie .supplied at THF. JOUKN.U, office. We have a large variety to select from.
way will find
engineer with any reputation who Will say this is not the case 1' will admit it is an open question.
If the commissioner who has charge of the Montgomery road from Linden south to its junction with the Bichmond
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Poor Will Harness.
Will Harness, the greatest ball pitcher Wabash College ever had, is dead. The details of his sad accident last spring are familiar to oil. The following is from the Logansport
Jnurnal:
Will J. Harnes, a well known Cass county school toucher, formerly of Galvestion, died at Kokotuo Monday evening, aged 2!) years. This is a sad death Mr. Harness had a promising fulure be fore him. He was finishing his education at Ann Arbor and intended devoting his life to teaching. While at college ho was a great favorite and leader in athletic sports aud a valuable member .if the ball team. While playing the
Philadelphia team at Philadelphia he •v.is accidentally struck on the head with a batted ball. The injury was a painful one but was not at first considered serious. Later, however, his mind became deranged from the effects jf the blow and he was compelled to givo up his studies. For a time h« was confined to a private sanitarium at In lianapolis, but his condii ion wits considered and pronounced incurable and the past year he had spent with a relative at Kokomo. He gradually declined physically as he had mentally, and death came Monday.
Went Up After Ail.
Theodore Barfeit, the man who was jailed for public indecency, was ar raigned before Judge Langdon this morning on the charge of petit larceny for having stolen a dollar from Gil's Holler. He pleaded guilty.' and was sentenced to the penitentiary for one year. Judge Langdon said lie could make it a jail sentence, but as the pris oner had already stolen from one of the pritoners at the jail, he thought it best to send him to the penitentiary. Several judgments were entered in claims!
ifui!lit' Courier.
Barfeit is well known hi re and during the fair was arrested with one of his pal for stealing a revolver. The, pal was sent up for a year hut B.irfolt, was ex cused. When the Crawfordsville press mildly suggested in its poor weak way that it wouldn't have boon amiss lo have sent Theodore up, too, that gentle man became highly mcensed and throat ened to sue for damages. He cin: con sider the advisability of such a step during his term.
THE BUCKET OF BEAT TV Is health. The secrel of health is the JKiwer to properly digest what you eat. If constipated or Buffering with indigestion and stomach trouble, use Los Angeles Raisin Cured Prune IJH vt.vo r.old by Moffett A- Morgan, as it, will give you immediate and permanent lief.
For sick or nervous headaches, indigestion or constipation. MolTett A' Morgan recommend Los Angeles ltaisin Onred Prune Laxative.
Foit a good dinner ar.d supper this week go to tho Christian church fair on Main street.
'MIIJ/ I'ort In a Storm,"
but in a moment el' calm reusoning tr.v: 'Itoyal Kuby I'ort Wine." It is he purest and best, wine of its class. (Jood body, ex-j collent flavor anil irr-cat, strenirt.li. Econ- I omical too foi'.mcdicanai and family me. Let it convince you ilself. Quart bottles $1* W, pints CIO I ts. For sale by Nye&Hooe.
F. l\ Mount is in Frankfort visit-
friends. H. 11. Matthias, of Grecncastle, was the city to-day.
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Kalph Clark, of Lafayette, was in city last night. -Mrs. li. H. Snyder, who has been the guest of Judge Hurley's family, returned lo Yount-svillo to-day. —John Mason Duncan and vife returned to Terre Haute this morning after a visit with D. C. Smith.
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The Daughters of Kebecca will meet Monday evening, Dec. V2. at 7 o'clock. All members especially requested to be prosent. lVrrv Martin dismissed his Waynetown school early yesterday and came hustling home to witness the performance of the gay Creoles last evening.
K. W. Jacobs, the erstwhile elder in the Whitesville Universalist church, has asked for a change of judge in his suit for salary against the oiKcial board of the church. —Elmer Marsh was over from Danville, 111., yesterday settliug up ^mutters andstates that he expects to locate there. The Mills family will probably follow him up to expose him. —.Miss Harmon's section of the Musical Amateur Society, will give a recital at the music store of Geo. F. Hughes, on south Washington street, Monday evening at- 7:80 o'clock. —-Itov. M. W. Whiteford and family are at Centerville, California, the guests of W. W. Miner, Jr. As soon as their goods arrive they will go to housekeeping atCrockott where Mr.Whiteford will b?coine pastor of the Presbyterian church. —"Sam Jack's Creoles" performed last night at Music Hall before a very i'uir audience whose shouts at certain stages of the entertainment could be hoard for blocks. The chorus singing was sxcellent and the buck dancing was sis good
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blown oil in dust. Not only th'it performance suited the audience. but while it is Iving there'dying
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rots the cement of the roadbed 'alreiuhj^
good as anv ever seen in the city,
Tliere were ills good sped!lllios nml lhe
Sl"n'':e
,,f heillUl
sense of the use of Irish Herb like it. 2T cents at all
and ease follow
O/tce in (i
I.l/v lime.
L. liischof received by express this morning 2o beautiful dross pattern robes from one of the largest importing houses
road will go over it now he will find the ported for their holiday trade and they road in a regular mortar bed just as I have sent him these for distribution have described and whoever did thai work did.not understand his business.
New York City that they had im-
•iniong his customers at wonderfully low prices. They are dresss«s that cost to manufacture 830 to 335 each. Goat once to Louis Bischof and get your .choice. I am going to give these to my customers at SI 7.511 each for your choice they are consigned to me and am loser. Inspect fully,
L. Bismol'.
Du. GKKENE is studying in the hospitals of Chicago. He will return Dec If to remain.
THE ladies of the Clnistian church will hold a Fair this week, cammencing Wednesday, in the room recently vacatby Bnuntree's bazr.ar. Dinner and supper will be served and articles substantial and fancy will be on sale. Everybody cordially invited.
CHRISTMAS ties and Kiiinsav ,V Goltro's.
handkerchiefs at
.7 .1 limit tea* for Sale.
The Peoples' Hat Store, next to the Klsion bank, is offered for sale as a .rhole. This is a fine opportunity to work into a profitable bnsines. Inquire
Con Cunningham. (i-fit
Ni oc/.7i»ltiers
THF. Fair of tho Christian church will gated, when properly treated as soon as be held in the room recently vacated by tho first symptoms appear. For sale JJountree's bazaar, east, Main street. by Nye & ISooe, the druggists.
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The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Indiana Live Stock Investment Company will bo held at the ollice of the company in Crawfordsville on the second Tuesday in January, 181(3, at 7 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and such other business as may come before the meetinc.
Z. MAIIOIINKY, A. F. KAMKEY, Secretary. President,. 7
When Baby was sick, wo gave her Costorlo. When she was a ChiM, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, she clung to CastorU. When she bail Children, she £ave theni Castorla.
II,i l.tih Man's Sun.
1
»on inherits lands,
And piles of brick anil stones ami
srold.
A"'l he inherits soft white hands, And tender llcsh that, fears lhe cold. .I.Ike sni'iliamls, anri tender llnsh. many discuses are. inherited especially tendencies to AsUmni, Consumption, bronchitis, and Stomach uiul I.iyer troubles but. there is a remedy, Known as the "Golden Medical Discovery," which overcomes those discas rs, anil cuts off ull tendencies toward fata result I)r. Pierce of UulT.iio, has put his remedy witlii the reach of all, so that even the poor as well us the rich, can obtain it. llis worth more to you than
Piles of brick and stone and pol'd." Ask .voiir druecist for it. It's guaranteed to cure in every case, or money paid for it will be refunded.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Oastoria.
The laws of health are taught in our re- schools but not in a way to be of much practical benefit and are never illustrated by living examples, which in many cases could easily be done. If some scholar, who had just contracted a cold was brought before the school, so that all could hear the dsy loud cough, and know its significance: see the thin while coating on the tongue, and later, as the cold developes, see tho profuse watery expectoration and thin watery discharge from the nose, not one of them would oyer forget what the first symptoms of cold were. Tho scholar should then be given Chamberlain's Cough limwdy freely, that all might see that even a severe cold could be cured in one or two days, or at leaBt greatly tniti-
ADVICE TO WOMEN" If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR
CAUTKUSVIU.K, April 2FL, 1886.
This will certify Uuu two members of my Immediate fAmily, after having suffered for venrs from HloiiHlruul Irregularity, belli? treated without Ix-uelit by physician?, were at length couiph-tely cured bvone bottle of Uradtlcld'ti I'cinah' tteiruiator. Its effect is truly wonderful. J. :£t!iange. Ik»»U to WOMA ru-JlM FKKK. which contains valur.ble lufurinath.n iu till rcmulo diseases.
3RADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
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ALL DKCOGISTS.
Sold bv Nvc & Co.
THE FAIR.
OUR LINE OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS
\rc: complete :md open for your inspection.
Come Early! Our prices are at the bottom
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Souvenier Spoons, After-Din-ner Coflees, Sugar Baskets.
Fine Cups and Saucers. Hanging and Vase Lamps Dolls, Books, Toys.
The Fair.
South Washington Street.
HBLIABLB,
PROMPT,
ACCOMMODATING
WILLIAMS BROS.
Plumbing and Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty.
125 South Green St. Opposite Music Hall,
NEW FIRM.
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
Q. E. BROCK.
PAUL J. BARCUS, M.D,
Physician unci Surgeon,
Ofliee: 111 West. Mriti Street.
Tui! Ijudies' Auxillinry, Knights of Si. John, will hohl a fair at tho Knights hnll Thursday, Kridnv and .Sutnrday, Dec. 15, 16 and 17. Refreshments served each evening.
JtKHCi'vi)iff Pralxii.
Wc desire lo say to our citizens, that lor .vears wojiave been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salveand Electric Bitters, und have nevor handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not
we stand ready to refund tho purchase pr'.ce,if good results do not follow their uso Theso remedies have won their great popularity purol.v on their merits. For Sale.by Nye St liooe Druggists.
Another Large Lot of
CLOAKS
Just Arrived at the
Trade Palace From the Largest
To the Smallest Size.
We offer the best values in CLOAKS for the money und that is the secret of our large cloak sales.' We will fit your forms and pocket books at the TRADE PALACE. Mr. McClure spent last week in the markets and our stock of
Domestics, Dress Goods Trimmings and Millinery
Is complete in choice things at broken prices. In fact you will find bargains in nil departmentf, of
McClure &, Graham.
North Washliistou St..
1 will
20 per cent. Discount
For THIS WEEK ONLY. ROBINSON & WALLACE.
CORNER ESOOK STORE.
PHOP. M. £H!U7B£RG,
Scientific Optician
TliedeUeate construction of the eyo makes it necessary to use great cure in electing SPECTACLE. I have made tho eye a special study, and in late years have given inv entire attention to the adoption of spectacles to t!.e same. Having a thorough experience in making and adantinc spectacles to the eye. 1 am enabled to lit accurately in every ca«e of abnormal vision, known as prcspvopm, invopin, and hypermetropla, us vn-ll as weak sight, retiring variou* tinted glasses. My improved spectacles are of a pcrfeet construction, which assists aud preserves the sight, rendering frequent changcs quite unnecessary. I have lenses for weak ev«*s, watery eyes, cataracts, nearsighted, crosslighted: in short, all ditll* culties of the cvo ovt rcomc. Will tit anv e.v«* in two minutes.
Hefer to Hon. M. I). White. !r. Thomas Motfett and others. 1'roT. Steinberg may bo found at 2*24 south Washington street, atlh*. Duncan's ollice. Ofliee hours from 1 to«" p. m. Will call at residence If rcouested.
Heading Stock W WANTED!'
pay the following
prices for heading stock, de
livered at the factory, near,the
Crawfordsville junction: No. timber .$7 a cord No. 2 limber 6 a cord No. 3 timber 5 a cord
H. ALFREY.
SETTLE UP!
All persons indebted to me are requested to call and settle by a n, 1,' 93. G.E.BRCX:K.
EXTRA LARGE
•^OAKs*
ROCKER
Piano Polish Finish,
iPIlIHG BOTTOM,
Plush Covering,
hesitate to guarantee them every time, and A Great Bargain. Also Complete Line of Straw Mattings, Rugs, Oil Uotn
SSL TOWSYIUT.'NTWMTJYM FTIM'SOFTY
DXHECT XalZTS To all points—
North ami .South—Chicago and Louisville. Through Route to Western Points.
SolidlPullman Vestibule Train Service 1IKTWKBN.— Chicugo-Lomsville. Chaapo-Cindnnat'
Crawfordsville Tmie-Tab'e:
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H. S. WATSON. Aeenl.
VANDAL1A LINE
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No. JV2, EX. Sun, H: tl a.m. for St. Joseph. No. r4, Kx. Sun. (J:IH p. m. for South Bwd. FOIl THE SOUTH. No. Ex. Sun. 0:44 a.m. for Terre Haute No, ":j Kx. Sun. 5:*J0 p.m. tor Terre Haute
For complete time card, giving ull--trains and stations, aud for full irifottnaUon f-'r rates, through cars, etc., address
J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent,
Crmvt'orrtsville, Intl..
Irussels and Ingrain Carpets, Natural Gas and Gasoline Stoves.
A. KOSTANZER'S SONS
302 and 304 South Washington St
lOleveland,
No. 17 mail
ONE OF OUR LEADERS!
Gin-
jcinnati, Chicago
Route. j& St. Louis R.R
Wagner Sleepers on night trains. Beet mod oru day coachescn all trains. Connecting with solid Vestibule trains ai Bloouiliigtou and Poorlato and from ssour river, Denver aud the Pacific coast.
At. Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Springfield and Columhus to aud from tho Eastern and s"» board citlos,
TKATN9 AT OKAWFORDfiVIIJ^K. OOINO WEST. No. 9 mall WO -No.7 wall (tf...} ui
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