Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 December 1890 — Page 1

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Elegant Line of JEWELRY, C. L. Qur Leading Jeweler,

Wishes his many friends and patrons a Prosperous Year and thanks them for their liberal patronage in the past and solicits a continuance of the same in the future.

ntific and Kellj Feed Mills.

Fodders-Cutters, All Styles and Sizes

losing Out

My large line of Robes. Only a few choice

ones left. Will save you from $1 to $3 on any robe you can buy. Oa,ll and See. The Highest Cash Price Paid for Beef Hides.

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CRAWFORDSYILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1800.

Marriage License.

Charley Ham ami Lela Ilam, Thomas O. Smytho audAllie Thomas. Robert E, Chnmuess arid Mattio E. Miles.

Pair irirectors Kotiee-

Tho new board of directors for the Montgomery County Fair Association will meot next Monday in the small eourt room to elect oflioers for the ensuing year.

Newman Eoisiuk's Luck.

Newman Essic.k, who went from this city to Santa I last Summer, luis been appointed by the government at Washington to the head clerkship in tho Pueblo Indian Agency, with headquarters at Santa Fe.

Dairy Sold.

Milt Givikle has sold his dairy on the Wm. Martin farm south of the city to Rev. J. F. McDaniel, of YountsvilJe, for a consideration of $1,100. Fletcher JVlcDauiel, of "White county, will take charge next week. Mr. Gunkle Avill remove to Pittsburg, Pa.

Improvements at the Heading Factory. The lorce of hands at the heading factory is being augmented as fast as new machinery can be put in. The pay roll last week amounted to over §2,000. All the out sheds have been whitewashed greatly enhancing tho appearance of the works.

A Short Toll fioad-

Atoll gato has been erected on the 66-100 of a mile of gravel road which lies in Walnut township, being the part of the Irwin road not sold to the county. The toll is one cent, and receipts range from 10 cents to 50 cents a week. The fraction of a mile was appraised at §200.

Y. M. 0, A- Statistics.

For wcfrk ending Nov. 29, 1390. Visits to building, 721 daily average, 120 visits to reading room, 250 daily average, -12 parlors and amusement rooms, 102 daily averag.j, 27 gymnasium, 73 daily average, 12 number of gymna3iun classes, 3 number of baths taken, 123 dcily average, 20*

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For Sunday Closing.

ho committee appointed by the pastors on Theukegivmg Day to prepare petitions to be circulated among the people asking the Columbian Exposition managers to close the exposition on Sundays, have met and agreed to a brief form of petition. The petitions are to be printed suitable for pasting to legal cap, and will be placed in the hands of the different pastors who are to present them to their congregations for signatures in away that may seem to them best.

Y- M- 0- A- Directors Meet-

^The board of directors met Tuesday night and voted in 4 new members. It was decided to make a great effort to increase the membership in the next month and to encourage tliis idea, it was decided to allow every present member securing anew one, 50 cents to go toward licpulating his own dues. This offer will hold good until January third. The plan of a New Year's reception was endorsed and it was decided to liavo some proper local member deliver an address of welcomo. The board of directors will act as a reception committee.

g^-WINE OF CAHDUI Tonic '-r Women.

Ham Sandwich.

W ednesdnv a youth of tend or years appeared at the Ulerk's oilico and asked for a marriage license. His name was Ham ami tho name of his intended bride was likewise. He stated, however, that they sprang l'rom different limbs of tho family and were not related. Neither was either party of ago and he had credentials from their parents. It was a sad sight when the refusal was given together with advice to wait two or three years beloro lying up. lie averred with emphiitis tuat a delay in the gamo was impossible and that he would have the license or know why. He dually departed, however, in the storm for his home southwest of Alamo to obtain the permits of the parents. Tho time set for the wedding was that evening and there had to be some lively hustling on tho part of the groom to carry out the programme. Ho returned the next day and got the license.

A Hew Patent Fence-

To Such Holiday Attractions as You Never Have Before Enjoyed!

FALL IN LINE All You People Who Wish to Seer, Bright and Beautiful Display gf Charming Christinas Novelties for the season of 1890.

Are features of this magnificent stock which particularly recommend it to holiday buyers. Diamonds, Watcl.es, Clocks, Bronzes', Silverware, Opera Glasses Canes Umbrella,

S. H. Gregg has received letters patent on a fence post, a fence strand and a stay for wire fences. The posts are a metallic bar, made box shape with one side open, and bars upon which tho wire is attaohed and tightened. About 20 inches from this post is a record post braced to the first which takes the place of the long piece of timber usually used. The wire is crimped and adapted to contraction and expansion. The stay is a contrivance to strengthen and support the wires so the posts can be placed from GO to 100 feet apart and at tile same time give flexibility to the fence. As it does away with the barbarous barbs the fence doubtless will be popular and have a large sale.

Fiuined Glover Seed,

For several days a plugged water pipe above Grablis & Reynolds store has been causing trouble. Tho owners of the building, Miller & Son, were duly notified and they in turn notified the Water Company but no action was taken and one night when the water pipe froze the water flooded the floor upstairs, soaked through tho floor and oanid down in a deluge into a bin containing 800 bushels of choice clover scfMi. Thi« morning the seed were soaked with water and the floor oovered with pools of water. The loss will amount, so Mr. Crabbs says, to between §400 and §500. A. S. Miller says the loss is with the Water Company for fai'ing to act when properly notified.

Injured In a Runaway.

On Dec. 3 Cal Cunningham sustained severe injuries in a runaway. He had been worliing two teams in the gravel pit on the Danville road and at supper time tho team ahead of the one he wus driving started fcr home at a rattling pace. His horses became excited and started after them at full jump. Mr. Cunningham was thrown out under the wheels and os he fell received a kick in the head makiug an ugly sculp wound. Holding on to tho reins he was dragged some distance and terribly braised. Dr. Rankin was called and to-day pronounced him out of danger.

Confirmed.

The favorable Impression produced on the llrst appearance of the agret'blo liquid ruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it, and the success of tho propi letorsand manufactures, tho California Fig Co.

nt Selections cit Popuila.F Prices!

novelties which make appropriate and sensible gifts for old and young in the greatest variety of fre,h new styles making the matter of selection an easy and pleasant recreation Low'' 7 priced presents and costly presents of alluring charm and captivating gifts in our beautiful holiday display is prtli ypur inspection. Seethemat eat on. Low pneed presents, medium

Kline & Graham opposite Court House, Main

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/THE OLD RELIABLE JEWELERS.

WISE ANI) OTHERWISE,

—Chilloote Brothers,of Wingate, have sold out to Richard Cording. —Lillian Lewis will appear hero December 10 in "Credit Lorraine." —Dr. Simison, of llomuoy, is contemplating removiug to this city.

Ties aro beiug laid for the new side tracks west of tho Mouou station. P. L. Wheeler and wife have a now girl at their homo. Weight 8J pounds.

Wright & Sellar wore allowed §15 by tho court for defending Jill Chandler. —John Cully was allowed §5G for overseeing tho prisoners on tho stone pile.

John Thompson, aged 05, an old resident of near Hillsboro was buried Wednesday. —Charloy Beechler recoived two living orinoids, Wednesday, as a present from Prof. Gilbert, of Bloomington.

Tho old favorite, Lilian Lowis is on her way toward Crawfordsville with powerful compuny. She will bo welcomed.

—Tho Western Union lincmon who have been working on tho wires hero for tho last two weeks wont, to Chicago to-day. —Tho case of Maggie' Siddens vs Charles Siddens for divoroo has boen sent to Tippecan

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county on ohange of

venue. lom Hall lias bought the Casey property near the Longviow school house and after somo improvements will move in.

Dan Snoeberger, formerly lineman of tho Vandalia, has resigned and accepted a similar position with the Western Union. —There is a rumor a 11 oat that tho large store room on Main street, juet vacated by Joly Joel, will be occupied by tho groat "When" clothing store. —TIIE JOUKNAX, has stuted that the Music Committee objected to the seating of tho choir at tho Methodist church. It should have been the Organ Committee. —Mrs. Ford and daughter, Miss Emma, have returned from unextended visit with friends in Portland, Orwgon. —South Bend Tribune. This is the Mrs. Ford, who was'tfio defense's musing witness in the Pettit case. —A. B. Anderson and Ben Crane returned from Chioago on Wednesday. Judge Gresham agreed to the proposition of allowing tho city and Water Company to bear equal expense in sinking the Mains on west Market street. —Mr. Leigh Oglesby, of Indianapolis, is doing the mantel setting and tilo laying in the new residonco of Dr. Detchon. The people that have seen his work Hay it is the finest in the city.

He will finish his work here and then go to LaFayettc.

Hot at Home.

Mrs. Elrna C. Whitehead lias return ed from her Western visit and is now at her old home at? Sliawneo Mound. Lafayette Call.

A. C. McCorklo, of Shawnee Mound, was in the city yesterday and states that no ono at Shawneo has seen Mrs. Whitehead and that her relatives deny her presence there.

Do You See.

When you can got a pa'r of good gold spectacles for a Christmas present, goto L. W. Otto ami he will guarantee to suit you.

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A Mother's Love 5

Niivos llm'Tcn-Vciir Old Child.

My litt le Kirl, ten years ol' njrc, lmil Dlsoaso. Her unklt's, l'wl, unl eves wore torrllily swollen, l'our o' our best physicians !tt t«tuli"l her, but. her life was despaired Of. Hut mother hopes unto ho hiM and I determined to try I)r. KiivUl Kennedy's Favorite Uemedy, iiuule at. Kondout, N. V.

BXUCGHT'S DISEASE.

How lmppy 1 am that. I determined upon this course— I'uroue by one the well known symptoms ol' the disease left her. Words tail to express my jrrailtude, and 1 cannot, too earnestly recommend tin1 l'avorito Hemedy. Iler recovery was entirely due to in? Kavorlt Hemedy, which was the only tncdicino taken

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her ease was abandoned bv the physicians. MRS. LAUit'A A. KU'MI'TON. West Rutland, Vermont.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

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Dr. PuvM Konnoily. Itomlout Now York, $1 por boUlo. Six tor $5. Hv all ilruurtfUtti.

.Reunion oi the Broaks Family. After Thanksgiving services hold at Huberts Chapol by llov. J. M. Stafford, the people ropairod to tho attractive home of Alviu Broaks wlioro tho sccond annual reunion and Thanksgiving of the Breaks family was to bo held. Of tho family there aro six brothers and one sister living, John, Richard, Harrison, Calvin, Thomas, Alvm and Hannali MoClamrock, all of whom wore present except Calvin who waB kopt away by sickness. Tho following aro somo oi the guests: ltov. J. M. Stafford aud family, Wm. MoClamrock and family, David Jaoksou and family, Daniel Xing and family, Andy Shaukliu and wife, Walter Thompson and wife, Albert Snyder and wife, Sherman MoClamrock and family. Jonathan .Everett aud fam— ily, Ira Snyder and family, John Swank aud family, Sarah Truitt, Prof. Dunn,

Misses Allio Bible, Muud and May MoClamrock, Wiloox and Grandma Collin and others amounting in all to about 75. Among tho numbor thoro wero only two Democrats. Tho food on tho tablo, the music by tho lodies and tho wit and humor of Ira Suvdcr wero amplo ontortainmeut for tho day. After tho song "God be With You Until Wo Meet Again" and prayer by Mr. Stafford, the people dispersed to moet again next year with Harrison Breaks. c,si-

Mining Uompany-

Tho Cumberland Mining Company, of Crawfordsville, filed articles of associations yesterday with the Secretary of State. Capital stock S5 OOO. irootora, J. W. Cumberland, O. A. Miller, I. N. Miller, J. L. Thurston and A. O. Jennison. The company will carry on mining operations at Joplin, Mo."

Uo Yot Want a Watch.

If so, come and see L. W. Otto as he guarantees to save you^O per cent, on any thing in his lino.

Sure to rollovo. There Is no failure In Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Of the Best

Cabinet Pictures At

A. Willis' Gallery. south of court House.

Everything iirst-class.

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with a pair of fine Diamond

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