Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 September 1888 — Page 1

VOLUME 42

To make room for our Fall stock, we are making a special cut in prices, and are offering bargains that you can get no place else.-We are selling goods at less than first cost, and will only continue to do so until the stock is reduced enough to make room for Fall goods. So come at once and get the benefit of the cut-price. Remember the place: 99Cent Store, Joel Block, Crawfordsville, Ind.

CARLSON and ROSS.

WILL HK Ai*

Drs. Galey Bros. Dental Office,

:a\vkoknsville,

They rue now prcpnvcd to show yon all the latest designs and 'tvle in

Watches, Jewelry and Sil veiweiii'. Wt are still making people happy

correcting their defective vision. In repairing watches and line

we are better prepared than ever to yive you satisfaction and do

rk tip in short order and in all cases we guarantee satisfaction...

111 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET.

When you want anything in the line of Housekeeping Articles call on

THOMPSON & CATES,

126 North Green Street. Crawfordsville,

Where you will tin a large line of Furniture, Qucensware, Glassware,

Gasoline Stoves, and everything kept in a lirsl-class hotiselurnishing

store. All kinds of second-hand goods bought and sold.

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'DR.HUNTSINGER. Eye, Ear and Catarrh Specialist,

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Every Two Weeks on Thursday,

(.oimuoucing, Thursday, Mny 41.

•Dr. IS. Muntsinger, Eye,Ear and Chronic CatarrhSpccialist,

By of Sew mJ (irciiUy Itnnrovt'tl llcuiiilurs ami Methods of Trcahnmii 1 now euro "Chronic Sort) Eyes" of every ilcscription, such as Granulated Lids, Jnfl.imed, Ulcerated, Scrofulous, Weak ami Watery Eyes, Scums, etc., Without l' un or a particle of danger.

My treatment for Chronic Discharges fi om tint Ears, Deafness, Noises in the Ears, etc., is absolutely Free from ill I'ain or Harm. A Chronic Discharge Is caused by Ulcers in the Ears, which, utiles* cured, is liable to yo to the lirain c.'VURin^ Death from InHammation or Ahcsessosof the Hrain or JMood I'otson.

I positively snare no pains tn effcctcures in the shortest possible lime. My fees avenge only about one-third to one-half the fees charged by other recognized specialist*. I devote Special Attention to the most Pifltcult cases and to cases other Specialists fail to cure,

SURGICAL.—Hv the use of Painless and Perfectly Harmless local application to the liveball lhat completely numbs it for a few minutes. I now opera**.* f«r Otos ryes, Cataract, Tumors, Growths, etc., Without Pain.

CATARRH.—Mv treatment for Chronic. Nasal and Throat Catarrh is very mild and searching and Will Cure. A neglected or badly treated Catarrh is a pr.mi»vtil cause of Consumption. also of Deafness and Noises in the Eats.

SPECTACLES,—Mv Perfect Kitting Spec lades are make of the most elegant quality and finish and give the Greatest Ease and Comfort to the wearer, especially to Eyes that have been injured bvill-tittin^ or badlv

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onstrxuted glassi

ICyes scientifically e\- 'mined and fitted and lenses changed at anv time Frre «»f Charrc.

ARTIFICIAL EYES.—An elegant stork th-it have the ne. feci appearand) and movements of the Natural Eye.

Will be at Pt »aiev Mros, Dental ofliec Crawfordsville, TIll"ltM)A'\ OTf. I, ami cveiv Two Weeks thi-i ea ler on Thu? -..i-iv.

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Tin, Slate, Galvanizedlron Work.

All klrnlH ofjob work done to order aim tgtmruulced.

Shop buck of the 10-Cent 8tcrc, Crawford* vlllo.

t'ninatiMl.

Josie Bickers was granted a divorce on Wednesday from Wm. Nicker*, on the giou *ds of abandonment, and was also restored to her maiden name of Josie Burress.

•St rantled.

(,'ra wfordsvtlle seems to be a hard town for 10 cent shows. The great Australian Colossal show is still here waiting tor something to turn up. This is the second company thai has gone to pieces here this season.

Mount In limine County,

James A. Mount, who is this week canvassing R::one countv, is everywhere greeted with large audiences. Me speaks next week as lollows: Mondav evening in Washington township, Tuesday evenirg at Klizabethville, Wednesday evening at Ralston. Thursdav evening at Whites»town and Friday evening at Lebanon.

ailed Moidiiiiiiciiri,

Rev. G. W. Switzer received a telegram Thursdav jrotn his wile at Montmorenci calling him to the bedside of Mrs. S's mother, who is ^ot expected to live. He does not know how long he will be absent, probably over Sunday. lie lias arranged to have his pulpit occupied. The reception ot members, which was announced to take place next Sunday, has been postponed.

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llrttor.

(Minrlev Rountree, of Alamo, is a happy man now. He has been leeding a long tape worm tor some vears, out the parasitic animal was removed entire bv Ur. Montague in less than an hour alter administering the medicine. ]t measured some tiilccn feet in length. Oharlev thinks it a great deal more convenient to carry this pet in hi* pocket rather titan the stomach,

ISi'ou^tit l-'or I rial.

John X. Horry, a colored man. was hroi'.ght from Chicago on Sept. 21 and lodged in jail hv Sheriff MoClaskoy. "Horry i*» tho man arn^tod in Chicago a we*'k or ago, having in his possession a number of warranty deeds and other papers which li/id been stolen from some of the faun houses about Darlington and Garfield, mention of whieh wasrnade in The

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Tiic signal service weather crop bulletin says that reports from the corn belt indicate that the unusually large corn crop is safe from trust. In portions ot Kentucky heavy rains injured she tobacco and corn croos probably lo the extent of 1 per cent, but the fruit crop ha improved. The weather condition* have alo been favorable for wheat seeding throughout tho Winter wheat country as lar south as Tennessee. The weather crop bulletin will be discontinued from this date tor all States north and wctofthe Ohio river.

Con Cunningham for hoavy imderwoar.

OliAWFOlUXSVILLi INDIANA: SATURDAY, S HPT KM liER29, 1888.

VETERANS' DAY.

CiK.N. A.I\ IIOVKY, CAI'T. JAS.T..101IN8TON AND COItl'OKAI. TANNKll TO UK IIKItK.

Tim Clili'iiiio Vntrran* K.000 Strung Will

IhroiiKli Crnwr»ril«vllli- nml Mop Two lIuurH.

.Saturday, October 0, has been fixed an Veterans' Day in this city. That datewas selected for the reason that the Chicago Veterans,an association oi ex-soldicrs, will pas?, ibrought the citv in chang: ot Mavor Roche and ex-CJovernor Hamilton on their way to call on General Harrison and will stop over for two hours. Chairman Hurtord has arranged that Gen.

1\ Ilovey, Republican candidate for Governor, Capt. Jatne* T. Johnston, Repub'i can candidate for Congress, and Corporal James Tanner, of New York, will be here at the same time. .Speeches will be made by these gentlemen as well as bv the representatives oi the Chicago Veterans. It expecte.l to ma' this a rallv of all the old soldiers in the countv. .. ..

llN(i Willi rilKVKIS

I be hirau'o Young Mi-iT* I'.hiliic Club _-.»»ill .Vei'ompany the \rt«-ian«. on i( It orOrtohcr.

Th«' Chicago t*niin Veteran League? and the thnago Wt«'ian As^oeiatiftn whif.'ii will make th'-ii trip to In.liauapohs on Saturday, Oetober •. hav«* extended an invitation to the Chicago Voting M« Hlaiue (,'luh to aeeompany th«*m. Tin* club dtH'ideil unaniniouuly t« accept the imitation and turn out in lull unifotin. '1 here will be four companies in all well drilled men, and with their line, brilliant uniforms and banners will mako an imposing appearance. The unflorm as de*t ribed by he|nt«»r-(eean.is unique, it eonsistbof a bine velvet ehapeau trimmed with gold and surmounted by a white plume. The coat will be white duck, e.ut l'rinee Albeit. Mmilur to the Knight Templar coat, and will have I.hie neek pieces ami .-deevo I rimming. The trousers will he blue flannel with a broad gold stiipe. The ehapeuti of the oHicers will be wiiite velvet with gold tiimming ind white plnnif. while the eoats will bo blue tlahm.'l. and the trousers white, trimmed similat to those worn by tlio rank and Hie. The speakers who ll accompany the Veterans and the Klaino Club are «-x-.v,-rnor Hamilton, State S.'natoi- Ciawford, Col. Dan Mutins, Stephen A. Douglas. H. Waslibtirne. Col. }',li Calkins. lCdward Mohe-r. Hon. Geo. C. Ingham, and Col. A. C. lltggins. They also will have bands of music, a piece of cannon mi a platform car. It it* expected tliev will reach Crawfordsville at -1:20 o'clock when General Hovev, Captain Jim Johnston and CorporalTanrier will turn the meeting over to the distinguished guest*. "Altogether the day will be a rip roaring old time.

Old Soldi em' Day. ... (ilCNKRAL "1U»KU NO. 1

To the VtUrx Soldias of Mont^^nw Cornt\\ Ind: October (I, lss$, will ijL. Qid Solditrs' Day. and every veteran in the countv is requested and expected to be present for muster and parade in the citv ot Crawfordsville. at 10:30 a. m., on that da v.

Our distinguished comrades Get ,A. P. Ilovey, Hon. James T. Johnston and Corporal Tanner will be present to join us in Mrenghtening the ties of our comradesnip, and to speak to us.

That there may be thorough organization in each township the following programme will be observed. The veterans ol cach township will meet on Tmdav evening, Oct. 2, a tollows:

Coal Creek, at Whitlock. Madison, at Linden. —. Sugar Creek, at Potato Creek. Wayne, at Wayncfow u. V'tanklin, at Darlington, Ripley, at Alamo. Walnut, at Ne\» Ross. lirown. at Waveland. Scon, at l'arkeiburg. Clark, at Ladoga. And Union, at the Com! House. At tboe meetings each townh!p» will organiz- a Uattalion, elect tiieir otlicers and appoint proper committees to see that evn veteran in the Vwir.hip enrolled, and will an-wer to roll call in Crawlordsviile promptly at 10: ji) o'clock a. m., (Jet. 0.

Upon arriving at Cra.vfordsviile the several battalions will assemble for roll call and formation in lin* at the points designated, a* follows:

The Coal Creek battalion will assemble on north Washington, at west front of court house.

The Madison battalion on Market street in trortof the Sbeim'an House. The Sugar Creek battalion on Market street, i:i tront ol Null Hotel.

The Franklin battalion on cast Main street in tront of Ronbins House. The Wayne ^.battalion on east Main

commands to Washington street, and south on Washington street 'o Center church, where they will report to me and be assigned position** in the column. There must be no delay in this movement, as the column will torm promptly at 10 30 o'clock. '1 he line of march will be hereafter designated, regard being had to the fact that ihe Veterans who sav^d the life ot the Nation are growing old. The line of inarch will not be too Ion/. By order of

Lkw Wallace,

Commandant.

Ciias. M, Tkavis,

Adjt.

THEVETERANS.

Tin: KKl'MON AT KUANKKOHT (iLOKiOLS srcCKSJj,

Ma^nHleont W?i»th««r and a MuKDilicmit (inllioriii| -A II Hiirlmin Time.

Krankfort was In gala attire, the occafelon boingthc reunion of the boys who were soldiers from LMI to iMif), and who enlisted from the old ICighth CongrcssionalDistilet The town was most handsenieiy and elaborately deeoratcd with tiie national colors, every tesidence, business house and court house displaying a wealth of rod. white and blue most artistically arranged. Kverv train over the four roads leading into the beauti'ul little city had been ioaded with old b,,ys and their ft iends timing the reunion and the municipality had be.-n u-nverted into a vast military eatap The fair grounds—Camp Tap Thongs -when? the bovs were fed and ijuariercd presented an animated scene both day and night. Everything had bet done that could be done* by t.bo generous and hospitable people* of the town t'j make tin.* coining together of tne veteran* both pleasan' and comfortable. Thursday and that night it was nearly one continuous camp tiie—songs. speeches, recitations, talking over the scenes oi other days and having a good time generally being the order ot the hour- At 2 o'clock the procession was tonned at Camp l'ap Thomas, composed of tlitec or four thousand. They inarched through the principal streets and wen? everywhere greeted with cheers and tears—"cheers for the living and tears for the dt.ad-"

WImmi

thov filed through the

streets the spectator of middle age could not lail to note the dlfTeiem in the appearance and bearing of tin.- men ftom what it was when they marched forth to the wild music of war more than tjuarler of a century ago. IVw there were to be seen in the ranks Thursday whoso locks were not thickly sprinkled with gray.

then they inarched their, locks were

Iiiowii,

When now they march, ah well-a-day,

Autumn thUile's si,very brown

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not Hie purple bloom ol May! The parade closed with a skirmish between the cavalry and infantry in the streets. Among tho^e who made speeches nt the amphitheater were General S. S. Pry, Gen. M. 1 Manson, Private Ira .1. Chase, ('apt .1. V. Elliott and others. The speeches were interspersed with recitations by young ladies on themes appropriate to the occasion and old war songs by the glee club. A pleasant incident occurred at the v'.unp fire that night. Gen. Pry commanded the brigade of which the Tenth Indiana formed a part The buys of the Tenth through .1. C. Suit made'the General the presentation ol a handsome gold headed cane appropriately inseribed. Gcncial Fry responed on a most eloquent and touching speech. Regimental meetiiigs were held that night and oHlcers elected to serve the ensuing year. Crav/fordsville and Montgomery county were largely represented, tin

l»ardware

store. 'J he Walnut battalion on Green street' in trout ot ritv Hall.

The Hrowa bat!alim on \V ashir.gtou 1 street front of the I'irst National Hank. The Scott battalion on (irecn street in front ot

Mumc

Hall.

delegation being fully as

large if not larger than from any other county. The reunion closed Fiidav concluding with a groat sham battle. Altogether the occasion was a complete and glorious success and the boys carried home with them nothing but a debt of gratitude for the hospitable treatment they received from tin? patiiotk people ol Frankfort.

Demand for Farm*.

There is a great demand for harms to rent in this part of the country. Rents are getting higher every year, and the demand for fat ms is increasing. As the land becomes more thoroughly tilled, the certainty ot good crops is more sure, and cash rent is becoming more customary. Fat ruing is paying belter every year, and will continue to do so until the land becomes thoroughly tilled. The demand at pie^ent for farms to rent seems to us to be greater than ever beiore.

Sunday School ConyentIon. The second semi-annual Sunday school convention of northern Union township will lie he|«l at Roberts* Chapel, five miles northwest of Crawfordsville, on Thursday, October 2.*, commencing at ». m. The ovrcises will be participated in by W. H, Orr. .1. W. Nye. K. U. Johnson, L. J. Coppage, W. H. ller"d, T. O. Shankliii. N. guick and W. F. Loder. A basket dinner will he served in the church and everybody is invited.

street in iront of KNton bank. The Riplev battalion on ca*.t JJain (-treet in Iront ot Xack iMahcrne

Riguliite the regulator,-,.1Y the use of Warner's Log Canin S«i*nnanlla. Sold by all druggists, doses $1.

Con Cunningham. a

1 he Clatk battalion onGrrjcn street in I The Vaudaha Hallway will on October front of the .losiotlicc. and 2 ', sell first-class round-trip tickets The I nion battalion on east Main street for one fare, via St Louis, to all points at south tiont of court hou»e. in Missouri, Kansas. Iowa, Arkansa*.

At o'clock n. in., the commanders Indian Territory.'Trxasand other Stales, of the btveral battalions will march their! Hood to return within 30 davs.

Compare our Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Underwear of all kinds and you will find we are the house for low prices. CON CUNNINGHAM.

the Crawfordsville

John Anderson, my jo John, When first I was your wife, On every washing day, John,

I wearied of my life. It made you cross to see, John, Your shirts not white as snow, I washed them with our home-made soap,

John Anderson, my jo.

HA RDWARIv

IMPLEMENT*

JOHN ANDERSON, MY JO.

A WORD OF WARNING.

There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory' j" they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it.

HARDWARE,

BUILDING MATERIAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS GLASS, PAINTS, IRON, HORSESHO ES, ETC

SCIENTIFIC FEED MILL,

Will Grind Cora and Cob with Husks On. No other mill will do this.

ROCK SALT FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

NUMBER 39

Ah! many a quarrd then, John, Had you and I thegither, But now all that is changed, John,

We'll never have anither For washed with Ivory Soai\John, Your shirts auk

white as snow,

And now I smile on washing day, John Anderson, my jo. Ki-S

STOVKS.

FNCilNES.