Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 March 1888 — Page 1

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TAILORS

SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON, 1888.

CONTINUED ONE WEEK LONGER.

We will have for inspection the largest line of Suitings and Pantint^s ever brought to this city. Do not fail to attend the opening and see our stock and learn for how little money you can buy a Spring Suit. Come in and see our line whether 3-011 want to buy or not

Country People are Invited to Inspect our Stock.

LAMB & GILBERT

SPECIALIST

Dr. E. Huntsinger, Eya Ear ana Ohronio Catarrh Specialist

TNEQUALED SUOCESS la curing most difficultoaaea. No matter who hot treated you mux failed. Nopain. Nodaneer. Noexperiincnw. of the E je# and nil Discharges of Ears positively cured, also Deafne#*.

Noisea in Ears, £c., treated without a particle of pain or danger. *»»*A Chr Discharge is caused by ulcer* in ears, which unless cured is liablc.to extend to tho Brain, catishiK death from inflammation, or ab

scesses of the bruin or blood poison. Granulated Kyf« cured without the knife or burning the lids with caustic or blue stone. Cataract*,CroRHKyex, Scums, Jtc., cured by a .New Method without pain ordauuer. A New, Positive and rainless Treatment for Chronic Catarrh that will cure. A badly treated or ueglected Catarrh is a prominent cause pi (Consumption, also tho chief cnuwo of Deafness. Perfect Fitting Spectacles anil the Ilest French Artiilcial tjea Yerj Ctieaj, Advico Irea onice with Drs. Galey Bros. Dentists Crawfordsville, evorv Saturday.

Auctianeers

Vincent .Smith and Henry Ciiadwick will cry sales in every part of the comity on short notice. Leave orders with Ivelley & McCollotigh at t'u" Cottage Grocery, corner of

Main & Water streets. Crawfoi'd?ville, Indiana.

WM. I.. LKK. Notary Public.

MOSEY TO LOAN

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Lee & West Real E tdte, Loan Insurance, and Collecting Agency,

A,,-"T.,.eon„.,rcst

1mre. Life. Tornado and

Accident Insurance.

Kami and City Property for sale, House to Kent. Deeds and Morhmes written with care. Abstract ot Title carefully prepnred,

Otlice in Ornlmnn Block. Opposite Court House.

Williams Bros

M.jnuf.it turn's ami Dealers in

Pumps of All Kinds,

Such as Iron, Foi\ e, Wood and Chain Pumps. We manufacture a {rood Chain Pump that we sell very cheap. Wc handle the Buckeye, the best double-acting force pump the market for band or wind mill use. All work sdd put in and warranted to give satisfaction. Call and see our stock and priccs and wc will convincc you of our superior facilities. We make a specialty of repairing pumps.

125 Scnth (ireen street, opprsite Music

& a KOK

Tin,Slate,Galvanized Iron Work.

Alt kinds of job work done to order and

guaranteed. Shop hack of the hJ'Ccul Store, Crawfoids-

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A cur load of Early Rose ami Beauty

of Hebron Potatoes at

Also, apples, oysters and early

vegetables received dailv.

WANTED—Tim

«Ood Imxtorn. Apply nt

packing house, first d«or east, of ('rubbs & iioynold'H elevator. J. W. KEYS*

AXIOS we have the best in towu, try ote. Tinsloy & Martin.

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The Hornet AVill Still Itu/.r.. Charley Berry lias turned over Ihe Waynetown Hornet to his half brother, C. 1. Biant, who has been associated with it tor some lime. It will still continue to lurnish the denizens of Waynetown with news. /vV.

Coal Creek Itepnblienii Tlrliet The Republicans of foal ('reel: township h»)d thoir convention last Tuesday and nominated tin* following ticket: Trustee. E. T. McCroa: Justice »f the Peace, Israel Naugle ('onstables, James Kineaid and j. M. Shohc.

.Joseph Cook Coining,

Joseph Cook, the famous Boston preacher and lecturer, will lecture in the Methodist chinch in this cUv on Friday evening, April 1 lie has several lectures, but the one that he will deliver here probably is the one on "Phillip*, Goughand licechei. with a prcl'Mie on 'Mormonism.

I.'eath of Sam Snyder.

Samuel Snyder died at his home in the west part of the oitv Wednesdav at 5 o'clock of consumption. '1 he deceased was a son ot Benj Snyder, and was 25 years of age. He leaves a wile and one child. The funeral took place Irom the late resilience ot the deceased Thurs day alternoon.

"ol. Crsiwlord 1111 rrv iew eil. Col. Harry Crawford was in tho cilv yesterday »it legal business. says the Indianapolis fJournal. In speaking of tho ('. It. A- 0. strike, lie said that tho onipany had not onlv had tho engineers' and firomens strike to contend with, but also the- action of tin- cowardly roads running out of Chicago.

or I'ro-reutinu Attorney.

William M. Reeves i» announced as a candidate for Piosecu'ing Attorney heiore the Republican Convention. Mr. Reeves is a studious voting lawyer with a grow, inn practice. He i* a genial and affable gentleman and should he succeed in scour ing the nomination he will be very apt to be elected.

Centennial Celebration.

The ModrnaIj acknowledges the" 'receipt of and returns thanks to W. W Mills for an invitation to attend the Centennial celebration of the first settlement of t.he Northwest Territory, to be hold at Marietta. Ohio. April 7 ands under the auspices of the Ohio Archtelogical and Historical Society, and the Wash ingtou County Pioneer Association.

Itati*]net and 'Jubilee.

Tht! saved clown. Brigadier Britton representing tho National headquarters, of Now York City, will be at the Salvation Annv barracks, this city. Saturday. Sunday, Mondav. March 'U, A pi il 1 and 2. On Monday evening then* will ho present Major Jones and his hallelujah wife. Adjutant Kemp, the blood washed dude Captain Caiiogan. the redeemed Welchmnn: a host ot lood washed slaves from Bainbiidge: Lieutenant Silvester and his troops from Ladoga. Also a banquet from to 7and a jubilee at o'clock. There will alo be a half night of prayer, at which waves of Hod's power is expected.

The A. »V M. Kallway.

Th«' time approaches f1 the voting on the A. A y\. Kailway aid through this tosvnship and tin? matter is iieing vigorously discut-sed pro and con, and many of its most violent, energetic and foolish opposon* have taken down and art? capitulating and things look favorable for the prosecution of the enterpriue, with tho aid of the people of thi* and Kipley townships, Mr. Cable, the President of the road, will be in this city on next Tuesday ami two public meeting* will be held in Kipley township next week at

Fruits' school house

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township.

Tuesday, April !l,

at 7:30 p. m., and at Alamo on Wednesday, April 1. at p. m. These meetings should be well attended and are open for the discussion of the railroad question. Meetings will be held later on in this

Kutneyiuul hladder troubles producer feelinir ol utter despondency. A genial stimulant und tonic, and an unfailing remedy for all such troubles, mav be found in Dr.J.II. Mcf.can's I.i ver and Kidney Balm bold Ne A Co.

CllAWFOKDSA JLLi:, INDIANA: SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1888.

A ooo shason.

FNIier Will Im« With I s, nml Siiyilrr Will Captiiin.

1 lie Inter- State Base Bail League adapted a schedule for the season of 1 Sb8 by a session ol the league at Chicago on Monday. Albert Miller represented Craw fords ville. The championship season begins May 1 and clo*es Octobcr 1, each club being reijuired to play sixteen games with each of the othei clubs, one-half of them being at home which will make .V games at Crawford sville this summer not including extra engagements which the management may see lit to make. Danvil.c put in another kick for shortstop Fischer, but was promptly squelched. The following tourleen men have been engaged and will be expected here ior practice by April 10: A. W. Snvder, catcher Mu-grave, catcher and 1st base John (.ireen,James Sweeney, Louis Gemin.J. H. Campbell, Isaac Hadding, pitchers Sain Bates, 2d base 1). Barnes, :jd base Albert Fischer, short slop James Sherlock, iett lieid Fred Newman, center tield Anthony Wet/el, right held. By the time the season onens the men will be re duced to eleven, which will be the number carried through the season. Albert Miller will be manager of the club, A. W. Snyder last \car with Champaign, a&sibtant manager and captain. Four professional umpires have been engaged bv the league and a schedule arranged lor them. Thev will be unitoi med in a jacket and cap ot white tlannej. The Reach bail was adopted. There will be no money prizu for the winning club, only the empty honor. The home club will invariably guarantee the visiting club $(S0 am) nothing will be done on the per cent, system. The men who are taking the risk of bringing a first-da** set of players to our cit and joining what the Chicago Herald calls the most promising of the minor leagues, are well known as men backbone with plentv of money to back it, and lover.-* of the national game will not have to g« out ol town to see interesting, scientific plaving. .":-

MKASI.KS.

Interesting Statistic* Coneernini the Prevailing F.pldemle- Now on the Di^erease. Montgomery county is probably worse alllicted with measles than any county in the State. The following Mn.tistic:i furnished County Health Officer Cowan will give an idea of «he extent and tataliIvofthe dist^ase: The first case was reported oh 'lanuj.ry 21, and it was the only one in that month. In Februai'v' 7s cases were reported for Crawfoidsvillo, and in March up to date li.SOcases. Nutnof deaths reported for 'rawtordsville

up to date is four. The number of ce.se reported for the county outside of..Craw fordsville hi »s and deaths nine.: Thi makes a grand total of asc "atid L» leaths But these figures are only approximate for many physician* in the oul townships have not reported, notably in Darlington, where deaths, were quite frequent for a while. It is also necessary to remember that death is oftoner the result of a complication of measles and some other disease which sets in later, than of'tho measles- alone. Dr. Cowan states that the epidemic is tapidly decreasing and in a few weeks will have entirely disappeared.

The Fry Foneerl.. 'V

Madame Fry's Concert Company will be at Music Hall on the evening of April 7 and give a benetit entertainment for the V. M* C. A. The following notice is from the Omaha lit*: "Madame Fry possesses a pure, clear, mc/./.o-.oprano voice: has an impressive stage, appearance as well. Her daughters. Eugenie. Lulu and Alta. have inheiited her musical talent to a great degree, and met with a reception amounting almost to an ovation. Almost every piece was encored, and the evening was crowned with such success as rarely falls to the lot of any artists who visit us. The closing selection, a vocal trio. 'Homo, Sweet Home,* was charming. Jt would be a lino thing if such entertainments could be oftener secured: and Madame Fry and her talented daughters bear away with them something more than the admiration and good will of the people of this city, whom they have charmed with their exquisite music."

Death of Flrinuti Allen.

Firman Allen, a well known and highly esteemed foimor citizen of Kockvillc, dicd^it Attica Safurdav night, March 21. He was buried at that town on Monday with Masonic honors. Mr. Allen left Kockvillc about four years ago after a business career of over fifteen years in this city. 1*2 very body knew him and liked him for his many good qualities of head and heart.—

Mr. Allen was in business at Crawfoidsville during the years S't and Vf», owning the opera house grocery. He was the father of Jack Allen, who graduated from Wabash college in ISSo. Though here only a short time, he won the respect, of all who knew him and they will regret to hear of his demise.

PLOWS and IIAHKOWS the best plaee to buy is at Tinsloy «fc Martin's.

.:v CHIPS.

Reonrfter aOflficeljanPo

IT WILL GO UP

Till. N «•:w Y. 1. C. A. Ht'IIJIN(i I'lMJl FACT.

Tlu' Ct.ntracl %Vork Will Coin* ineiiee oil the Itulldlnj Soon.

The Crawfordsville Young Men's Christint. Association is to iuivo a home of its own. Th«- talk has finally manifested itself materially and thooflirois of tho Association have {.M»ntraciel with W. 1L Durham, according to the terms proposed for the giouud upon whieli the building is to stand and made arrangements to secure the money with which to build on eay terms. Mr. Durham disposes of the Das'* property on Main street to the Association, and the building will bo erected thereon. The lot r.r» feet wide by Hi feet deep and the building will cover tlie whole of it, Iu,72." square feet, giving "a vast amount of room for all needful purposes ot the Association and roine to spare. The terms of the trade are as follows: Mr. Durham deeds the property to the Association for the sum of$n ,nuu, payable at the rate of £s()0 per annum for twenty years, without interest. lie is also to fuiiilshthe Association the uecessaiy money to put up the no building, at fi percent, interest.

The term?, are liberal to both parties.ami under thorn the. Association hopes to be able to make the rent, of the lower rooms pay the interests on the building debt and the principal of the.purehase money.

ThliigiB Picked Cp About the Streets and Am nK the l'eople.

The last will and testament of Mary C. Evict dcccuscd, has been admitted to pr« tbate.

—Street ciosstngs are receiving much needed attention at the hands of the Street Commissioner. 1 —Rev. C- E. Hills, of Madison ville*

Ohio, has resigned his pastorate there .and accepted a call at Trov, Ohio.

--The title of Captain Kemp has been changed. He is now known in Salvation Army circles. :'.s "The Blood* Washed Dude."

Alexander Maxwdl and Minnie Stiff— ler, and Charles StifHer and Amanda Maxwell have' been granted a license to marry.

-The marriage ot a-well known widower, and vfidow is announced by the knowing ones as among the possibilities of the near future.

Mrs. Francis Was-»on, aged st| years, and one of the oldest residents ol the countv, was buried at Indian creek cemetery on last Sunday.

The marriage of Frank Hover and Miss Winnie Coons is announced to take place Sunday next at the residence ol the bride on Walnut street.

•—The Democrats of Madison township Wednesday nominated Sylvester Morris for Trustee. Joseph Calbreath tor Justice of the peace, and Youel Kooney for

Constable.

—Church notices and religious uotices of any sort are free in this paper, whether the church or the individual bringing the notice lias job work done here, or subscribes for the paper.

—The Prohibitionists will hold a convention in the small court room at 10:W) a.m. Satuidav. April 7th. for the purpose ol nominations and transacting other important business.

—Bov. (i.'P. Fuson was called to Wavnctown to-day to conduct the funeral services of Mrs. .lane Switzer, who died verv Middenly on Tuesday. She was a widow ami aged about .Ml years.

1). II. (jiikev has selected the following deputit to assist him in taking the assessment ol the city and township: Ira Powers, Hal McDunicI, Loren Miller, Joe Thomas, G. W. Benefiel and H. H, Miller,

—The National Association of the Teachers of the Vnited States will be held at SaiiFraneisoo commencing July 17. This will bo a splendid trip for the tired and worn out birch swinger who can afford it.

Ladoga Leader: Rev. J. P. Ewing i6 holding afternoon meetings which are well attended. As we have had occasion previously to remark, the Ladoga people

will attend church when there is something worth lUtenmg to, delivered from the pulpit.

i1"-'———3ndianapolis H. M.»ore. general manager of the Indiana Midland road was in tho city yesterday. He states that as soon as there is decent weather for laving track the construe tiosi men will push on to Itockville. The mils tire on the ground and the other necessarv material.

Postponed.

Tho yindimtiny c.xeiviscrt of the Union township schools havo been postponed until Saturday, April 7, at lio'l p. in. Tho exercises will bo hold at Music Ilall.

The Solid Comfort

S"dlfe3r 3Plo"W

Is now King of the Turl. It is the only real two-horse Sulky. It turns a square corner either way. It has no tongue and is the lightest draft plow made.

We have Stalk-Cutters, Golden Age Disc Harrows, Iron Duke arrow, Evans' arrows, Princess Plows, Aughe Plows, and a full line ot John Deere Plows, Hamilton Cultivators, Brown Cultivators, and the famous Turnbull Wagon. These goods are all of the leading ones of the day, have been bought at good bargains and will be sod at reasonable prices.

Cohoon & Fisher.

WE|SELL[]LZ3

Little Yankee

3-Wheel

Work lis Easy as a illg IMOW. 1:

PLOW

HAS NO Knl'Al.'.

Oliver Steel and Oliver Chilled Plows, HarroisofallKinds. Prices Arc Very Low.

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