Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 November 1890 — Page 6

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THE JOURNAL.

SATURDAY, NOV. 15,1890.

OONttfLESSHWAL VOTE.

Official figures of al Tlie following of tlio vote fo~ Eighth DistrLi.

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SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST. —A qirl baby has arrived at the liomeof Al Pair. —Mrs. N. T. Maxwell is visiting Greenonstle. —Judge A. D. Thomas is at Attica and WUliumsports on avistit. —Mrs. H. II. Crist entertained about forty friends on Tuesday evening. —There will be a change of time go into effect on the Big Four next Sunday. —Mrs. F. II. Hysong, of Lafayette, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. •Brooks. —Drs. Etter and Chambers made an important surgical operation on a lady near Sinartsburg yesterday. —F. P. Booz is making a general inspection of ill tbe bridges between Peoria and Springfield. O., on the Big Four. —J. 15. Mason,who was in the tailor business here several years ago, is very low •with ecn&umptiou in Danville, 111. —Miss Ella Contancer has severed her junc .on ,ir ilie Lafayette Electric Belt :n scrviee with a book firm ut Indianapolis as traveling salewoman. —C-. W. Markley is moving his household goods to Indianapolis. J. G. McCurdy, has successor as Master Bridge Builder, will move into Mr. Markley's former home this T.-eok, —Bonnell & Nash will extend their business into the room now occupied by Jere Voris' undertaking shop, and that establishment will be removed to the next room north which is now being fitted up.

'Z^The people's remedy for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Croup. Influenza, Whooping cough,

Incipient Consumption, is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the old reliable. Price Socents.

Death of Mrs. Lizzie "Willis. Mrs. Lizzie "Willis, aged 28 years,wife of Mead 'Willis, died Nov. 12 |^at her home west of the college of congestion of the stomach. She leaves a husband and one child to mourn her loss.

Oouiterella.

We have received from the botanical department at Washington a pamphlet containing descriptions of plants collected in lower California. The pamphlet is by George Vasey and J. N, Rose. Among the plants is a new genuB called Coulte'clla in honor of Prof. J, M. Coulter, of this city. Two lichens in the collection were determined by Walter Evans. •,

A&AOBED CEREMONY.

Is Observed by the Jews of This Oity. EabbiMessing, of Indianapolis, Presiding.

Just one week ago Tuesday Sol Tan nenbaum and wife were blessed by the coming of a handsome boy baby into their home. Tuesday at 10 o'clock the ancient and sacred rite of circum cision was observed at that home. Rabbi Messing, of Indianapolis, performed the ceremony in the presence of all of Crawfordsville's Jewish people and the following guests from outside the city. H. Hart and wife and Leo Hurt of Chicago, Henry Marks and Ben Hum berp, of Cincinnati. After the ceremony was ooncluded a luacli was served and congratulations ottered to the hap py father and mother.

A Presentation to Brookshire. A meeting of prominent Domocrats was held on Wednesday at 1:30 in the office of Wright & Seller to present to Hon. E. V. Brookshire a hatohet sent by his Democratic admirers of Franklin township. The presentation speech was made by Col. John Lee in a neat address calculated to fill the hearts of his hearers with elation and pride Mr. Brookshire responded in an appropriate speeoh showing his emotion at this unsuspected mark of approval. Judge Harney was called for at the conclusion of Mr. Brookshire's remarks and had an inning. Chairman Jas. E. Seller was called for but was too full of emotion to respond.

Shall Women Be Admitted, The question now agitating the lames of the Methodist church is, 'Shall the restrictive rule be so changed as to admit women as delegates to the General Conference." A vote is to be taken in the church in this city on the 20th inst. In the meantime the question is being disoussed pro and con, some being on the affirmative and others on the negative. The agitation is likely to bring out a full vote. All membors of the church, both male and female, over tweity-one years of age, are entitled to express their sentiments by means of tie ballot.

Death of William Bratton.

William Bratton died at his home in this city this morning at !):30 o'clock, of consumption, aged about 16 years. A wife and five children are eft to mourn. Ho was a soldier in Co. F. 25th Illinois regiment three years and three months in the war for the Union. He was a member of MePherson Post, No. 7, and were interred under the auspices of the Post on Friday at 2 o'clock, The interment was made at Odd Fellow's Cemetery. Tlio religious services were conducted by Itev. G. P. Fuson.

Meeting of Farmer'.^ Council. The Farmer's Council of Montgomery county will hold its querterly meeting at the court house on Tuesday, November 25th. Jasper N- Davidson will road a papor on "Farm Fencing" and a paper on "Fruits'" will be read by Capt. Billingsly. Reports will be made by the committoe on observation and there will be a general discussion of Dairy Farm ing. The meeting will be one of unusual 'merest and all are expected to attend.

A $15 Prize.

Jonu Lewis Childs, of Floral Park, Queen's county, N. Y., cultivator of seeds and plants, offered a prize of §15, §10 and So for the best, second best and third best of varieties of pop corn. Scott Galey sent an ear each of seven varieties, and yesterday received a check for §15 having been awarded the first, prize. Scott is unable to decide whether to buy a farm or a bycicle.

The Line Road a Go.

The joint meeting of the commissioners of Montgomery and Tippecanoe met at Lafayette yesterday and accepter the report of the viewers on the proposed Wm. F. Grimes free gravel road on the county line. As there were no objections it was accepted and $15,000 appropriated t.o curry out the project. Thread will be eleven wiles louB itud Juiuefe M. Waugh was chosen engineer.

Orawfordsville Prescytery. The Orawfordsville Presbytery met Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock at the Center churcn. An interesting service was held in connection with the ordination of Prof. Robert A. King. Rev. J. A. Sharrard, of Rockville, preached the sermon Prasident Tuttle aelivered the address.

LAPLAND.

Mrs. Henry Browning visited at Mary Davis's this week. William Davis and Henry Ham went to the city this week on business.

Mrs. Bill Brush, while cutting a pie, cut the end of her baby's finger off. G. W. James and James Croy are helping William Davis crib corn this week.

Hass & Ev rman have their building about completed for the handle factory at this place.

Haas & Everman want all the second growth white ash they can get for which they will pay cash.

Lambert Smith says he can enjoy this election. I can't see how any one „with good sound sense can.

The Democrats held their eleotion here in Scott, last week. The Republicans will hold theirs in two years from then.

At the request of many subscribers we reproduce to-day the handsome cut of oui handsome Y. M- C. A building, together with a brief sketch so that papers can be sent out of the city to friends Those desiring extra copies to send away can be accommodated at this ofilce

The above wood cut was made by our home artists, Silas Wray, from a photograph by Parker Willis. The building was erected in 1888 at a cost of $30,000. It covers a lot 65 by 165 feet, 'ihree business rooms are in front a^d an armory In tne rear. Above the armory is the

A DOCTORS CONFESSION.

He Doesn't Take Much Medicine and Advises the Eeporter Not To. Humbug? Of course it is. Th« so-call-ed science of medicine Is a humbug and has been fiom the time of Hippocrates to the present. Why the biggest crank In the Indian tribes is the medicine man. "Very frank was the admission, especially so when It oame from one of the biggest young physicians of the city, one whose practice Is among the thousands though he has been graduated but a few years.', says the Buffalo Courier. "Very cozy was his office too, with its cheerful grate fire, Its Queen Anne furniture, and its many lounges and easy ohalrs. He stirred the fire lazily, lighted afresh ciger, and went on. t"Take the prescription laid down in the books and what do you find? Poisons mainly, and nauseating stuffs that would make a healty man an invalld. Why in the world science should go to poisons for its remedies I cannot tell, nor can I find anyene who can." "How does a doctor know the effect of nis medicine?" he asked. "He calls, prescribes, and goes away. The only way to judge would be to stand over the bed and watch the patient. This cannot be done. So really, I don't know how he is to tell whatjgood or hurt he does. Sometime agn, you remember, the Boston Globe sent out a reporter with a stated set of symptoms. Ho went to eleven prominent physicians and brought back eleven different prescriptions. This just shows how much science there is in medicine-

There are local diseases of \arious characters for which nature provides positive remedies. They net be included in the regular physicians' list perhaps because oi their simplicity, but the evidence of their curative power is beyond dispute.. Kidney disease is cured by \Varner"s Safe Cure, a strictly herbal remedy. Thousands of persons, 'every year writes as does H. J. Gardner, of Poetiac, K, I., August 7, 1S90••A few years ago I suffered more than probably ever will be known outside of myself, with kidney and liver complaint It is the old story—I visited doctor after doctor, but to no aqa.il. I was at Newport, and Dr. Blackmail recommended Warner's SateCure. I commenced to use of it, and found relief immediately. Altogether I took three bottles, and I truthfully state that it cured me."

Orawfordsville Circuit.

The appointments for preaching services will be regulirly every two weeks in the following order: Sunday. Nov. 16, Roberts Chapel at 10:30 a. m., and at Mt. Olivet at 3 p* m. Sunday, Nov. 23, at Wesley 10:30 a. m., and Gray's Oliapel at 3 p. in. Quarterly meeting at Wesley Dec. 6 and 7. There will be no service at Gray's Chapel on that day. The vote on 'the admission of women into the electoral and general conference will be taken at the following times and places: Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 10 a. m.. at Wesley and ac 3 p.m. the sooioties Gray's Chapel and Robert's Chapel at the latter place Thursday, Nov. 20, at 10 a. m„ at Mt. Olivet. All members in full connection not less than twenty-one years of age are expected to vote on this proposition. J. M. STAFFORD,

The Orawfordsville Yoang Men's Christian Association Building.

Pastor.

Sued For a Hide.

Read Hanna and Harvey Wilkerson have brought suit against the Clover Leaf road for the value of a beef hide Their client's cow was killed by the cars near New Richmond end the station igent captured the hide.

The Lady Godiva must have had cxcaptional long hair since it completely concealed her lovely person. Since Ayer's Hair Vigor came into use such examples are not so rare as formerly. It not only promotes the growth of the hair, but gives it a rich, silken texture.

gymnasium supplied with all the latest sn most improved paraphernalia including a bowling alley. The apartments of the front second story are parlors, reading room, library, amusement rooms chapel, seeretary's office, reception room and cloakroom. It Is supplied witb six bath rooms and a toilet room. The membership is between 400 and 500 and the influence of the Y. M. O. A. is rapidly "rowing. The advantage to a town of a fully equipped Y. M. C. A. cannot be estimated.

Death of M. P. Dennis. P&.

Milton P. Dennis was born in Henry county, Ind., July 5, 1835. His parents removed to Wisconsin during his outh and there he was married, the Issue be Ing two children, A. S. Dennis, of Kan. sas City, amd Mrs. N.Vernon, of Sloan* Iowa. Mr. Dennis served three years during the war In Co. D. 1st Wisconsin regiment. After the war he engaged in business in Howard and Hamilton counties In 1868 he engaged In the wholesale bulness in Indianapolis and in 1879 encaged in business with J. H. Shuelnthls city. In 1870 he married Mlsa Clara Waeeler, of Westfleld, and 6 of their 7 children sdll survive with their mother. Mr. Dennis was reared as a Friend, his father and two uncles being ministers in that church. Mr. Dennis was a model citizen honored and respected bv all who knew him. He has been sick for a year with consumption and last year in June went to Colorado where he remained un til March. The funeral will occur Sunday at 2 p. m., conducted by the G. A, R. and Masons, ltev. G.W. Switzerland G. P. Fuson officiating.

Letter List."

The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Orawfordsville postoffice for the week ending Nov. 11,1890. Persons calling for the same will please say "advertibed." Ayers Robt Holmes Miss Lydia Alexander Clinton King Miss Mattie Bennett W Kirkpatrick Arthur Brown Miss Lizzie Long Mary Brown Charley Morse Bian A Bert Joe Peterson Peter Carpenter Mrs Ella Sweem Miss Maggie ChartersMrsEaster Wilson E Coons Henry White ThosE Fisher E

NEW ROSS.

James Higgins was at Lebanon Tuesday. Frank Imel was at Orawfordsville Tuesday.

James Peterson was at the county seat Wednesday. Mrs. B. F. Brown, of Lebanon, returned home Monday.

John Peterson is contemplating going to Indianapolis to work. Jay Brown is still improving He will soon be able to be out.

Mr. Eperson moved into one of the Crawford houses Wednesday. JimBurkcame over from Ladoga Monday to give the boys a round.

The Harris sisters are having a veranda erected at their residence. The dog poisoner is out again. Tom Bronaugh's bird dog is his victim.

Dr. Bowers will deliver a lecture on Botany at the school house Saturday. Tne Posey Violette Comedy Company will be at the Opera House Friday nignt.

Mrs. HanDah Lewis moved into the Adkins house on north Main street to-day. Travelers will be glad to know that we will soon have anew depot on the Midland.

John Craig, the old reliable insurance man, who hails from Jamestown, should never again attempt to hitch his buggy wheel to the meat shop instead of hitching his horse.

WAVELAND.

Will Birch went to Rockville yesterday. Wm. Pile is night watchman on the Midland at Lebanon this week.

Henry Foust, of your city, is here working for the Fairview Nursery of Tippecanoe City, Ohio.

Fleming Smith moved his family from Indianapolis here Tuesday.! They occupy Jas. Dunlin's house on south Cross st.

Will Goben was down yesterday to get theestray calf which Allen Moore had advertised, as it belonged to Mr. Goben.

BROWN'S VALLEY.

J. N. Fullenwlder was In town on business Monday. Miss Eva Vancleave is visiting her sister at Elmdale.

Mrs- R. A. Todd and daughter Pauline, are visiting in Illinois. Several of the young folks attended a party at J. H. Allen's Tuesday night.

Mr. GosUn and family spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Fincastle.

To promptly and permantl.y cure rheumatism or neuralgia use Salvation Oil. Price 25 cents.

^ARLINGTON.

David Griffin moved to town last week. Flare Marshall is the father of a bran new girl.

Mrs. Bert Nobes is quite sick with typhoid fever. Franklin township did her whole duty and did it well.

W. H. H. Smith again took the road Monday morning. Dick Delany made his regular trimonthly visit last week.

A. P. Peterson moved from the west end of town to the east end. Lafe Auman and Lew Smith returned to White couuty Monday.

Uncle Jerry Mote is pushing the work on his house as fast as possible. Mrs. Asa Ditamore was improving at last account with a fair prospjet of recovery.

W. B. Mount's new house is now completed and ready for occupancy. It is a daisy.

James Wilhite has erected a new shingle factory, and is turning out lots of fine shingles.

The seats for the new depot have at last arrived and add greatly to the convenience of the place.

George andEd Smith, together with their families are visiting their many friends about here at present.

We had a minttrel show and dance in town Saturday nignt, and now the Democrats are claiming a great jollification.

Our sohool is progressing nicely now that the scholars have learned that Prof. Ewing is not only teacher, but master of the school.

T. H. L. Martin, of Parkville, Mo,, came home to vote, and B. S. Martin, a brother, came in a few days later to see how he got along.

LINDEN.

Mrs. J. S. Bennett visited friends north of New Richmond this week. The I. O. G. T. lodge has been reorganized and is in good condition.

There was quarterly meeting at the M. E. church last Saturday and Sunday. Lon Stingley has got tired of Linden and moved into his father house on the arm.

Our town is still improving if it is slow. The late rains has made the wheat and grass grow.

J. H. Bowman came home Saturday and returned to your city Sunday morning In time to go on duty.

Mrs. Annie Washburn, who kept the hotel in the Thomas property has sold off her goods and gone to Jamestown.

One of William Halstead's daughters was Interred In the Linden cemetery on last Sunday. Typhoid fever was the cause of her death.

On Sunday night, the second of this month, I. S, Wade, G, C- of Indiana, gave a lecture on temperance and the I. O- G. T. Order and at the close fortv-flve per on went into the organization.

W. E- Treadway that took his oflice at this place as an agent for the two railroads here was interred in the cemetery hero last week. He leaves a wife mourn his loss and also a brother and mother.

WAVEL AN D.

George Hanna had his finger amputated Monday. Born to John Spruan and wife Sunday, a bouncing boy.

We wonder if Albert Daer will leave his bus in the door any more. Editor Scott and family spent Sunday near Marshall with Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann.

The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian churoh sont a box of clothing to one of the Indian missions in the West to-day. We think the greater part of the clothing oould be used here in Waveland to an advantag:.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorle, When she was & Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria," When she had Children, she garo them Castoria.

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