Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 April 1888 — Page 3

VOLTM I'M*2.

itu Court House,

TAILOHS

SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON, 1888.

CONTINUED ONE WEEK LONGER.

We will have for inspection the largest line of Pantings ever brought to this city. Do not fail to 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 you want to buy or not.

Country People are Invited to Inspect our Stock.

LAMB & GILBERT

SPECIALIST.

Dr. E. Huntsinger, Eya Ear and Ohrenio Catarrh Specialist TJNEQOAI-ED SUCCESS In curing most dtni-

No matter who has treated you

and failed. Nopain. No danger. No experiments, of the KJM and all Discharges of Ears positively cured, id so DeAfne&a,

Noises in Ears, &c.t treated without a particle of pnin or danger. Chronic Discharge is cAimed by tilecru in ears, which unless cured is liable to extend to the Brain, causing death from itiflnnnnation, or ab

scesses of the brain or blood i*i.soii. Granulated Kjes curel without the kuifo or burning the lids with caustic or blue stone. Cataract*, Crow Eye*, Scum*, Ac., cured by New Method without puin or danger. A New, Positive and I'aiuleu Treatment for Chronic Catarrh that will cure. A badly treated or neglected Catarrh is a prominent causc ol Consumption, ulso the chief cause of Deafness. Perfect Fitting Spectacles and tho Bent French Artificial Eyes Yerj Cheap. Advico free oillee with Drs. Galey Bros.Dentists Crawfordsville, every Saturday,

Auctioneers

Vincent Sunlit unit llcnrv Chad-

wick will cry sales in every part of

the county on short notice. Leave orders with Kelley & McCollougli at t.lie Cottiiire Grocery, corner of Main & Water streets. Crawfords

ville, Indiana.

WM. I.. I.KK. .Notary Public

Finn VV. WI.ST

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

MOKEY TO LOAN

Huti* of Intere.Nt

Fire, Life. Tornado and Accident Insurance.

Farm ami City Property for sale. House to Kent, IVedsand Mortaues written with care. Abstract of Title carefully prepnred.

OHice

"Williams X5ro?

M.inufat tur-vs ami lk* t!crs in

Pumps of All Kinds,

Such as Iron, For.:c, Wood and Chain Pumps. We manufacture a good Chain l'ump that \vc sell verv clieap. Wc handle the Iiuckeye, the best pump in the wind mill use. All work sold put in and warranted to give satisfaction. Call anil see our stcck and prices and we will convince you of our superior facilities. We make a specialty of repairing pumps.

I 2

(loul)lc-.".ctmr

forcc

market for hand or

South Green street, opp site Music 11 all.

& a

Tin,Slate,Galvanized Iron Work.

All kinds of Job work done to order and

guaranteed.

.Shop back of the la-Cent Store, Crawfords

ville.

Northern Seed Potatoes

A car load of Early Rose ami Peautv

of Hebron Potatoes at

Also, appl es, oysters and earl

vegetables received daily.

Next week is the tunc to supply yourself •with all description of shirts, underwear, collnrs, cuffs, lioisory, etc.. at lipli prnnd furnishing Roods sale.

Suitings and attend

A (federal Move.

Al Eastlack will remove his shoe store to the room now occupied bv tho OH cent store ami that establishment will remove into tho n»om laiely vacated by Lucas Rros.' dry goods store. The room vacated by Kastlaclc will lie greatly improved interiorly and a line plate glass front put in.

Marrieil This Morning.

The marriage of Rev. Matthew W Whitelord and Miss Mary D. Navlor occurred Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, Rev. E. R. Thomson officiating. The newly married started immediately for Richmond. They will live at Ruller, Illinois where Mi. Whitefcrd has charge of a chut ch.

For linturhlnj the Army.

The Salvation Army is on the war path and it has caused apaitv of four youngsters t«i lie arrested charged with disturbing the meeting of the Army on Tuesday night Kx-Captaiii Currie it seeing undertook to quiet the boys, who not thinking hi- authoiity supreme,from his past record "massed" him hark. The result was a row, and the boys have been brought before .Justice Ramsey for trial.

I'hilllps, Ciou^b and lleeeher. Joseph Co«»k. of Roston, will leeture I in the Methodi.-t church A pi ii Rl, Fiiday levelling. Hi?? subject will be "Phillips, (Sough and Beeoher." -Mr. Cook has been in this city before, and his oratorical and argumentative powers are well known to our people. He is probably the greatest living American platform speaker, end the audience should be large which erects him on his visit here.

Coal (ia*..-'

Tuesday night, the family of Ihivid Fuqtm came near being .suffocated l»v gas from an anthracite coal stove. Mrs. Fuqua awakened duting tie.- night and discovering what the trouble was. arose ami attempted to go to the door and ad-

ill Ornl»aun Blof'k, oppus- I mit air. site was overcome by the gas

iiml f. II. lli'r hiisbnnil was rmisnl liy tin- full iiinl ramc tn ln:r IVSOH,'. She has i-oiillni'il to her bed since 1mm. the •ITi'i'ts of thi' K'is. ,5

Suijar Crei'U .schools.

Joseph Corns, Trustee of Sugar Crook township, has employed the following teachers for the Spring term of school. No. 1, r.etllel, William Uussell No.

Uowets, Mrs. .laniejHoberts No. ,|)avis. Lulu Corns No. JJoots', Nora Dunbar No. .*«, Center, Tinni«» Hiooks No. !, Sugar (Srove, Nannie ]». Hatri.s No. 7, Fisher's. Tinnie Hamilton No. Kittie's. Kmma Little No. !», Potato Creek, Jennie Stewart N». 10. Cottage drove, Ella ('line. The schools commence next Monday.

The I'nloti Meetings.

The committee on arrangements for the Cnion Evangelical meetings to be held by le-v. |. Kay Mills, consists of Kev. J. W. (Ireene. lb v. J. C. Ihiruhill, W. A. liodel ami K. J. Lloyd. Sunday evening there will be a union service held at the Kirst Piesbvtet ian church conducted by Kev. (5. \V. Swit7.ei, All persons attending these are urged to bring copies of (iospel Hymns. Kev. .Mr. Mills will be in the citv ttdav and will meet with the committee at

I o'clock p. m.. when the final arrangementr« for the meetings will be made.

Death ol Jeremiah I), lturk. Jeiemiah 1). ]»uik died on Thursday at ti o'clock, aged 7* years, oi hemorrhage of the lungs and bowels. Mr. lturk was born in Hamilton. Kutler county, Ohio, Keb. 2!», 1S141, and came todreene county, this State about fifty years ago, and afterwards came to this city where he has since resided. He wns a brother of the late John Kurk. and was a •]uiet. unobtrusive man. He was a member of the Methodist church ami lived a Christian life. The funeral services were held

Kriday at 2 o'clock at his late resilience near the Wire factory. Tho interment took place at Mt. Tabor.

Con. Cunningham's is headquarters for

loci's the latest styles in in line *uits, Loots and shoes.

CRAWFORDSVILLK. INDIANA: SATCRDAY. APUI1.

Ituilroud MIM'IIIII

•I. H. Cable returned this morning Irom Ripley township where he has held three meetings in the interest of Ihe proposed A. A- M. Railway. One meeting was held at Pi nits' school hoiis a second at Alamo and a third at Ridge Farm fiehool liour.e. The meetings were all well attended and Mr. Cable feels that they did good, as many opponents of the road have expressed themselves in its favor since they understand the proposition more fully. Another meeting will be held at YounUvillo on Monday evening. There is no doubt but Uiplev township will vote the tax. Meetings will be held iii tins township next week and the dark spots all made plain. Jl is the duly of Union township to help Uiplev secure this toad. Tlu citizens of Ripley township have helped secure (•very roa«i Tnion township has, and it is nothing but fair that we help her now that, we have the opportunity.

Circuit

Court. Were since

following ea.se Circuit Court

Tin.

disposed of our last re-

in the port: Mabel K. Hamilton et al vs. Hawkins et al. To ijuiet title.

Rull a

Kail-

Samuel Moure vs. the Midland way Company. Lion. Trial by Finding for defendant as regards 1'ii'st National llank of Crawfordsville vs. William H. Weader and Mary Keitlle. Suit on note. Trial by the court. Held under advisement.

court, costs.

Charle.s Vaneleave vs. Patrick King et al. Receivership continued. ]landridgw Tucker et al vs. Andrew J. Davis. Trial by the court. Plaintiffs recover $so.5(i and costs of suit.

State oi Indiana vs. Harry Foi emau. Iru'oimation for assault and battery with intent.to kill. Sent, tip for two vcars.

To llavea Oihtiilery.

Crawlordsville is to have among other things a ditillery, where snake* in liquid torm will he produced at the rate of 200 gallons daily, Ed Coleman and some other capitalist* have purchased the old Irwin warebouhe at the foot of Washington street ami will immediately purchase the necessary machinery. This is the intention now. if the prospect for a oorn crop isgocn. The proposition will no doubt be received verv unfavorably bv the residents of the citv who own property in this section. The smell ot cattle pens and sour mash n«t at all pleasant to the olfactories. The improved method ot making whisky lo supply the thirstv American public arc so great, any how, that a small frv distillery will be ot no account.

City (Neutral Committee.

At the Republican Ward convention on Tuesday evening the following named persons were selected as the Central Committee tor the ity:

IKST W\ KI»- W, L. Nicholson and A. R. Andei son. Si:ro.\i) W.\iu Michael Kelley and (ieorge K. Robinson.

HIUIWAIU—IL 11. Mi Daniel and 1). W. COX. The Commilt.ee met last night at the Mayor's oHice ami effected an organization by the election of A. 1». Anderson as Chairman, (ieorge E. Robin 011 as Secretary and John K. Ronnell as Treasurer The connnitt».ie is now ready for work. Another meeting will be held next Wednesday night.

Milium Wreck.

Tuesday night a wreck occurred on the L.. N. A. A Railway near Motion. The wreck occurred to a freight trainar.d was caused by the spreading of the track, which threw the entire train into the ditch- Conductor (folding and the rear I brakeman were imprisoned in the enboose, which lay on its side in a pool of water, and narrowly escaped drowning. Roth were considerably bruised, but if any other persons were hurt, the Monoii ofiieials know nothing about it. Thi* is not strange, however, as railroad otllcials especially Moiion oilleials, never know anything that occurs on the road, if they do their heads come off. Hence who can blame them for being

i|uietyvv:f

0 1 0

A IIOICSi: Miow.

A (.mini Display of the Mallionn ol MoiitUOIIIITV and Surround! 111 Count les -To he

Held Ili-reOne Week from Saturday. Tn.~iMy iMurniiij,' Cul. I .-a )i. tln vi'tiT,'III hill scmiin. IK.'HIIII til talk up the S'-liriih- i-.f having grainl i-xhihitiun of stallions hi'ic a.s Ihi-y dn mny April «i'nvn in old Ki-ntiu-ky. mul by n'rloi 1 in lti'MIliiinoiill a ini'etin^ uf ,ui' hjaitin^ IOCHI LN,M,. tuneiers was held in the si1111II roiii't room and tin- mutter discusmMl. Sui'h su'staiilial citizens as J. J. lnsli y. JI. S. l'.nider., .lann* Wiilttr, /ack Mahnnipy. A. 1'. ltanissy, JU.Ii Davis. Ilnwnrd O'Keall and Wilbur Couley wer. in .'ittiMidiiiiee ami Col. Heath presii'.rd. Kvi'i'vljnily was I'litlinsiastii.'ally in favor .if the exhibition and it wns derided to hold it on April II. one week from Saturday. A i-oininittei- mi advertising. ciinsistiiig of J. J. Iiiftley, JI. S. Hraden and Znek Mahorney. was appointed to thoroughly advertise the county by mean* of posters. Cni. Heath voluilt''ered to defray al! neees.sarv expenses, and over ^(lli has already been Mibseribi-d. The expenses will not amount to near Unit, nuieh and the subscriber* will o111v be asked to par the propel- per cent, of their subscriptions.

Indiana. a a hoise-raining State, i.-, gaining high reputation and Montgomery rounty is seiond to in me in the State. So it is expected that all farmers and horse breeders who have a stallion will be present and take ,i .share in ih« show and exchange opinions. The parade will begin at 1 o'clock ,»nd be headed a a re a a for the farmers as well as the business men of Crawfordsville.

liVA.NOKLISl lC KKTIN s.

Kev. II. I-'ay Mills, the KvangelUt, to be Here A prll I Kev. R. Fav Miller, who has been conducting evangelistic meetings in Indianapolis and elsewhere with such wonderful succes-, will begin a series of services in Lrawiordsville on Sunday, April 15, in which all the Protestant churches will unite. In the meantime daily union services will be held. Every Christian in the city is urged to be present at these service-* and also at bis own church this evenin at prayer meeting, where full pai'iculare of the approaching meetings wilf b- given. The daily evening services will be^in at 7 p. m. Rring your Gospel H\nins with M»U.

l'*i«di Ladder*.'

The law of the Stale malted^ it .'"obligatory on persons owning dams on streams in this State t»» construct lish ladders by which lish are unable to reach the source of the streams or shallow water during the spawning season. It is the duty of the Trustee to see that owners of dams construct these ladders. The fact, that lishing is becoming very pour above Mich obstructions in streams has become a source of much annoyance to persons who like to fish occasionally and when tiiev do to capture larger game than minnows or sun fish. There is a movement on foot to enforce the law on this question, which it" doiR' will make the lishing all along the streams very much better.

Tat and Kat ie.

P.it Rootiev ami Katie, who appeared at Music Hall in December, are again at loggerheads. Katie i* Pat's step-daugh-ter. lie marrying her mother when she but three years of age. At the age

was of nine years he placed her upon the st a ire and has owned her ever sincr. She has applied to the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children several times for rid. When she arm ad at I he age of Is a few davs ago she left

Patrick. He followed and the courts of I New Y'»: are now in possession of her. She tells dreadful tales of cruelty on the part ol Pat. and will in all probability

gam her ireedoiu.

V. M.C. A. Meeting.

The Directors of the Y. M. C. A. held meeting Tuesday night at the parlors of the Association in Music Hall block. The

laui eroa«*ly Scalded.

he thirteen-moi.ths -oUl child oi Wm. R. McCIamrock was scalded so badly on Tuesday evening that she has since died. A bucket of boiling water was set upon a chair and in some manner was accidentally upset on the baby. It struck the child on the back of the neck and deluged its entire body. The parents have the fullest sympathy of the people of this city among whom they are well known and highly respected. The child died on last Wednesday evening.

They Will he Here.

(ioldon A Robinson's Dramatic Compauy headed by the prince of comedians, Mr. Harry S. Robinson, and the talonted young actress Miss Aida Lawreneo at Music Hail all next week. Change of programme nightly. Admission 10, *jo and to cents.

Con. Cunningham is giving away a Kite Ranncr with every child's suit that is sold. Rovs, now is tho time to buy.

only business ot importance done was the ratification of the contract made with Wm. 11. Durham lor the lot on west Main street and the erection of a building upon I it. The Secretary reported that the numher ot visitors at the rooms since their opening had numbered over .*i,000.

Public Sale of Fine Cattle. I will offer at public sate at my farm one mile ami three quarter miles southeast of Crawfordsville on Wednesday, April IS, 1nS forty-five head of fine cattle, consisting of Alderncy and Shorthorn milk eov/r. and calves. Shorthorn one and two year old steers, and calves.

TIMCMS OK S ALE—A credit of nine months will be given the purchaser giving note with approved security, without interest.

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7, 18MS.

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A. H. BI.AIU.

1 have on hand 2,000 bushels of choice seed onts to be sold below all competition. W. M. DAKTBK.

See tkc prices you seldom see ou furnishing goods. Eph Joel displays the newest varieties of shirts, under.vear. trunks, valises, hosiery, collars und cuffs.

The Solid Comfort

Is now King of the Turi. It is the only real two-horse Sulk) 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 Harrow, Evans' Harrows, 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.

WE SELL

Little Yankee

3-Wheel

Works us Ei'.sy as

intr Plow.

IMPERIAL

a£¥

O W

HAS NO EtiTAL.

Steel and Oliver Chilled Plows

Harrows ol ail Kinds.

Prices Aft Very Low.

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