Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 February 1891 — Page 6

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Red and Black

RAILWAY TIMK-CAIIDS. L., N. A. & C.—NOUTH—Uxprosa (dally 3*0f a. in. mail, 1:48 i. iii.daily freight,2:r0 p. m. Liil'uvetteexpress, 10:.r0 a.m. 'SOUTH—flight, Express (dally) 1:15 a. m. mutt, a p, in. daily 'cul freitrht, 0:05 a.m. Bedford express, 5::!0 p.m.

I., B. & W.—EAST isxprest., daily, 1 :5.r a. m. mall 1:25 p. in. express,(dully) 4:57 p. m. express 8:41 a.m.

WEST—Express, (daily) 12::?5 a. iii. mai daily, a. in. mail, 1:45 p. in. ex pre»8, 40 p.m.

Vandal in Itoute—N0IITH—Mall, 8:1 a.m. .express, 0:15 p. m. S /UTIi—Express, 0:4 5 a m. mall,5:'J0 p. in.

THE JOURNAL.

SATURDAY, FKB. 7, 18!)1.

SHORT ITEMS.

—Ed Coleinau will shortly romovo to his farm. —The little sou of Ed Reynolds is quite sick. —Charley Coombs litis recovered his nerve and inhiu.self again. —Mrs. Homer Hills was taken seriously ill Sunday morning. —Senator Voorliees' mother died at her home in Yeedersburg last .Friday. —Rev. James Ereuks prenched at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning. —George H. Urown, colored, of this city, has been allowed a pension of $10 per month, dating from the 5th of last July. —Joe Jones colored has bec-n allowed a pension of four dollars a month. There is joy in the camp of the Lord's unnointed. —The bite taken by the Hub and Spoke factory will probably be that just south of the Indiana Wire Fence Company's plant. —J. W. Cumberland and wife, Mrs. George Allen, Frank Snyder and Sidney Speed left for Joplin, Missouri, last Mondiy by way ol the Vandalia. —Miss Matilda J. Compton ia the agent for the Ladies' Home Journal and shall bo pleased to receive subscriptions from old as well as new subscribers. -The wife of Will York, of Waynetown, died at Indianapolis on Sunday. Her maiden name wns Alice Gray and bile had been married but two moutlit-. —James Sellar has been retained to assist M. W. Jiruuer in the defense of Charles Coombb. The selection was made both by Mr. J)ruuer and Coombs. —The projectors of the pottery iudubtry in this city report the most ibttering prospects and state that it will not be long until the factory is in operation. —The members of (lie Council wlio "re fortunate enough to own watches, and who have been investigating the .electric light plante in various cities

We have all of this week, and intend to continue

all through this month, the

To reduce our stock.

In this sale yoa can get

yds. Calico at.................... ., -.... •... •...

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Indigo Blue Points, Fast Colors

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Simson Grey and Black 5C yrc^

Lonsdale Muslin. ..... .. -7'1C y1*^-

articles we haveut room to mention.

Cassimere for boys cloths at first cost and hundreds of other

We will sell all our CLOAKS at less than cost.

It will pay you to buy one of our Fine

Plush Jackets and Sacques

While the pric« is down.

D. F. McClure.

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complain that their watches were seriously injured by electricity. A young daughter of Joseph Grubb had a narrow escape from a serious acoident at the Mam street crossing of the Monon railway. She was driving the pony to the buggy and carricd an umbrfalla to protect her from the rain, and a south bound freight coming along frightened the pony which started to run away and partially upset the buggy throwing the young lady out. The horse was stopped by a gentleman pasting along before serious damage was done. —The newly installed ollicers of Haddock Lodge, No. 50, I. O. G. T., are as follows: V. T., Miss Mabel Alexauder S. J. T., Miss Minnie Kepler Sec., Mat Matthews A. o., W. T. Matthews F. S., John Mount Trais., Mrs. Lillie Mount M.f Lew D. Collins D. M., Miss Tillie Sweeten Guard, Mis* Emmt. liuck Sentinel, Harry Mullen P. U. T.. W. U. Steele Chaplain, Miss Maude Kepler. —Lieut. Schwatka, the famous arctic explorer and lecturer who was reporced all over the country as having died Saturday is still this bide of Jordan with splendid prospects of remaining hero. —Miss Mad^o Gilbert, of Terre Haute, is to be married next Tuesday to Clarence Elliott, of Laramie, Wyoming. Several from this city will attend t^e wedding. —The Supreme court lias reversed the decision of the lower court in the case of Jeimnetto Roberts vs. Nuucy Abbott et al, taken up fioin this county. —Eph Grillith is constantly receiving numerous letters from all over the country concerning his line stock and has received some flattering oilers. —Jackson Clark has sold his residence at dCO east Jellerson street to Ambrose Ward, who will tako possession the first of March. —Tom Kane was released from the county jail Tuesday. Ho has been in over two months for assault upon Darlington's marshal. —Senator Mount lias introduced a bill providing against deception in regard to artilieial dairy products. —Lon Jkooks has signed for principle loajier and tumbler with Locke's circus for next season. —The valuable mare of E. II. Cox dropped dead Sunday evening at his farm near Garfield. —Samuel liurkhclder is rejoicing over the advent of another male descendant at his house.

The meetings at the Methodist church have closed after four weeks of sucessful work.

Two persons joined the Methodist Methodist church Sunday,

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DIAMOND

VERA-CURA

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Dyspepsia and all Stomach Troubles,

INDIGESTION, Nausea, Sour Stomach id In ess, Heartburn, Consti

pation, Fullness, Food Rising, Disagreeable Taste, Nervousness.

At druggists and Dealers, or sent by mni on receipt of 25 cts. (5 boxes 81.00) In stamps, s-umplc sent free on receipt of 2-cent stamp.

THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO., BaKlmora, IM.

Stablemen and Stockmen.

CURKS

Cuts, Swellings. Bruisas, Sprains, Gall, Strains, Lameness, Stiffness, Cracked Heels, Scratches, Contractions, Flesh Wounds, Stringhalt, Sore

Throat, Distemper, Colic, Whitlow, Poll Evil, Fistula, Tumors, Splints. Ringbones and Spavin In their early Stages. Directions with each bottle.

OLOUGH'S CAPERS-

New Richmond's Eccentric Doctor Meets Jtlis Dts^rts at IndianapolisAbout a year ago Dr. Jasper N. Clough, of New Richmond, began to use cancelled stamps to carry his mail to its destination. The washing he gave them was indifferently dene and postmaster Frank Cornell soon ndvic 'd the department at Washington and the upshot of the matter was that dough was arretted by a United States Marshal on the charge of using cancelled stamps, i'hen began a eieat game of biutl' by the doctor. He is a bitter Democrat and he with his friends began raise the here and cry agaiust Mr. Cornell citing all sorts ol insinuations and threatening how they would do him up if the matter ever came to trial. They made themselves ver} obnoxious by their boasts and threats and so great an air of injured innocence and indignation did they assume that many disinterested parties thought that Mayter Ciough did havo cause, for all that they knew him pretty well. The grand juiy November, however, returned an indictment and medicine man Ciough standing before Judge Woods in the United Stutes court iu Indianapolis pleaded 'not guilty' in h. rnoft valiant manner. The case was then continued until the January term and ime up for trial Saturday a the capita', l.'ou. M.D. White and A. 13. Anderson appearing for the defendant. There were four clear cases agaiust liim so ho tuought better of his determination to stand trial aud pleaded guilty. Judge Woods there upon lined him §50 and costs amouuting in all to alout §500. Ciough had about 15 witnesses present to prove his character but it seems they were not needed. Tliij doctois testimony was enough to establish it. I bus endetli the chapter,

Rev- S. P. 'Jolvin the Center of Sensation liov. S. P. Colviu, formerly ot this city, has stirred up a healthy t-ous-atioa in tbo Methodist church at JL'ilVrto. A number of bis members are trying to kick the dashboard out accusing the pastor of using undue iutlueuce in church politics. He is said to have used every means iu his power to prevent a vote of his church favorable to the admission of women to the general conference. Not ouly this, but in lighting the measure ho is said to have attacked Miss Willard in a most disrespectful mauner, ma iug lu-i* name almost a by word. The war is a brisk one aud is creating a big sensation in Northern Indiana.

Robbed of Hi--Calf Mon-y-

On Wednesday, Wm. Miles, who lives near llusseilville, sold two calves for which ho received $28. That night some person entered his huaible d- oiling, carried his pantaloons into the yard and extracted from the pockets thereof the S'28, which was all the money he had. Air. Miles is a renter and a poor man and could illy afford to lose the money. There is no clew to tho burglar.

WcELREE'S WINE Oi- CARDUI lorWeub Nerves.

Uourt Hews.

Elizabeth Harrison vs. J. F. Souther lin, complaint. Coutinued at plaintiff's cost.

Nannie B. Dickey and Wm. Li. Dickey vs. Amos Heavilou, dismissed at plaintiff's cost.

Ezra C. Voris vs. Wm. H. Potter and Benjamin Iloadhamel, complaint on note. Piaintiff's damages lixod at 854.30.

J-iil'e is Misery

To thousands ol peop who have the taint of scrolula in their blood, The agonies caused by the dreadful running sores and other manifestations ot this disease are beyond description. Tlp-re is no other remedy eijual to Hood's Sarsnpaiilia for scrolula, salt rheum, and every form of blood disease. It is reasonably sure to benelit all who give it a lair trial. Be sure to get ifood's.

1 prescribe Simmon's Liver Regulator and it deserves all the praise it receives. l)r I). AV. Atkinson, Siloam Springs, Ark.

THEY STRUCK.

The Monon Employes'Strike at Lafayette To-Day—The Slander Case. Special to The Journal:

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. 3.—The Monon train men and yard men struck here to-day beeause the pay clerks failed to arrive according to agreement. There arc still 6d days pay due to them and they are thoroughly arouB&l.

Declared For Homey-

Special to The Journal. LAFAYETTE, Feb. 3.—Tlie slander case of Simion Bryant against Wm. Horney ended here to-dav. Thj jurv was out for five minutes aud returned a verdict for the defendant. A B. Anderson represented the defense. All parties reside in Montgomtr/ county.

Wunts of 'Farmers ami .Laborers* IXIIIANAI'OMS, Ind., Feb. 2. -The combined fanners' and labor organization of Indiana have made public a catalogue of demands, which they insist must receive the careful consideration of the (ietieral Assembly. It indicates what is likely to be the most important legislation, and is as follows:

I. A fee and salary law whereby all county ollicers shall in? placed on lixeil salary, and required to pay all fees into the county treasury. 12. A system of taxation providing for a just assessment of all kinds of property to the end that all classes shall contribute to the expenses of the State. 3. That corporations lie required to pay a tax commensurate with all of the privileges they enjoy. 4. That the apportionment of the school fund be based upon th» attendance. 5. Providing for the organization of a State board of arbitration. 0. That contract labor in the prisons be. abolished. 7. That permits to luint on farms be made in writing. 8. That the lirst Monday in September, "Labor dav," be made a legal holiday. 9. That, charges made at the Indianapolis stock vards be regulated by statute. 10. That public ollicers be prohibited from accepting free railroad passes.

II. That the contract lor public printing be awarded to the lowest bidder. l'J. That tile dog lax aw he amended so as to require registration tli the township trustees and the assessment plan be abolished. 13. For the repeal of the law which permits the voting of subsidies to corporations. 14. That a!" contracts granting franchises shall be. voted upon ov the people -».«v.:'r..•atfai

A Safe Guard—Always on Duty. Thousands mane a practice of taking Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Round'iut, New York, whenever they have symptoms of possible sickness, and through the prompt action of thin remarkable medicine they are never 111. It is a perfect safeguard against all tonus of mainiia. sick and nervous headache, palpitation, dyspepsia ana heartburn.

S'w) as Completely OUIXMI, A daughter of my custormer suffered from suppressed menstruation, aud.her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Bratlfield's Female Regulator, which cured h^r .1. W Iieliums, Water Valley,Miss. Write The Bradfield Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye & Co. Crawfords.llle, Ind.

Painting the town red means headache in the morninii. Simmon's Liver Regulator .prevents It.

I feel It my duty to say a few words in regard to Ely's Cream Balm, and I do so entirely without solicitation. I have used more or less than half a year, and have lound it. to be most admirable. I have suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since I was a little boy and never hoped for cure, but Cream Balm seems to even do that. Many of my acquaintances have used it with good results. Oscar Ostruiu, 45 Warren Ave., Cii igo. 111.

Give your pet dogs or cats Simmon's Liver Regulator when sick —It will cure them.

Cold In tne head? or Chilblains? oi dialing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing In tho world for it Is Column's Petroleum Balm. .Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye 4 Go.

liucklen'M Armoi Salve.

The beet salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, SoreB, Ulcore, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac'.lon, or money refunded. Price, 25 cents a bos, For Bale at Nye & Co. drugstore.

SHILOn'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It. cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan Go.

Take Simmon's Liver i:«gulator in youth and you will enjoy a green old age.

CKLWRWS PITCHERS £ASFCW&

No one ever tried Simmon's Liver Regulator without being satisfied with tselfCCt.

You don't have to continue dosing with Simmon's Liver Regulator, Often a little cures effectually.

No cure-all or untried remedy will cure Is does Simmon's Liver Regulator.

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By virtue ol eerl ilied eonv ol' a decree me ilireeled Ironi (lie Clerk ol lhe Montgoinery CircuitCourt,, a cause wherein Ih'iiry Lowileriuill is pliiintili, :in 1 Joseph I ieiidrickM)ii is ilcleiiihuil, requiring- ine to make the sum ol one hundred tmd two dollars :ind seventy cents, with interest on said dcerer :iml cosis, I ill e.\puse nt public sale to the liiulie.sl bidder, on 1 ON DAV. FRHIU'AKV •.,:ird. A. I) 1801. between the hours ol 10 o'eloek a. in. und 4 o'clock p. in. ol s:iiil day, at. iie door ol'the court house in the city ol Crawlordsville.-Mont-jromerv county, Indiana, the rents and prollts lor a leim not. e.veeedintr seven years the following rcri estate, lo-wit:

The east hall id lot No. cijrlil (Si in the town ol Va\eland, Moiil^roniery eoiint.v, lndi.na is platted in the original plat of sa'id (own 11 such rents and profits will not sell for a sullieienl sum to satisly said decree, interest and costs, I will, ai IIk-same time ami place expose to public sale the re- simple ol'snid real estate, or so much thereof as nniv lie sulllelem, to diseliarue said decree, interest and costs. Mild sale will be made without any relief whate\ertrom valuation or appraisement lews 101 HON 15/Kit 1. MCCIJASKIOV ,, „•••.•..•:S,iei',|l

of Montgomery Oouiii.v.

Ity !v H. Cox. Deputy. T. whittiii^ton. attorney lor plaintUV. .Ian. Ill,lbUl. fcio.

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Syrup of Figs is fc sale in 50c and SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do ±iot accept any substitute.

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PENSION LAW.

^THOUSANDS NOW ENTITLED WHO 53*3 HAVE MOT BEEN ENTITLED. Au'-'ress lor forms for application and full information.

DUDLEY,

V.A'f 15 COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS, Attorney ul Law, WllHlliURtOlli 1),(J, fUlculion thu

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tndiii'III, Montgomery coimt v, in the

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"0111' 'u'cmt Court, .l.mini'ry Icrni.

I.cwi.s Moreliimt Assignee, etc. oi al v- Wjli!vl

1",1.1" M,V,1 ,nzle.

'I''"' first National Hunk of

Mnliiu.1, Illinois. Complain! attJiolmieru Now uoinos I ho pluinUlVhy Wright sH!ar\ 1j:m :ittorno s, ami 11is .:otnplalnt and aliiia* it in iiuiiclunrnt liorrin, tojfotlior wit-lian atlnla\ it that said lol jndauts aro not rosidouis ol HioMalool Indiana.

Notii'c is ihj. ioloro liorohy irivon said dofendanl, tliat. unices tho In* and appear on the *i()t l.i ol tIn* no.M: tonn (j| tho MontiroiniM'v t'ii iiit Courl,, to. In.' liolden on the lirst Moiid.ij ol Muii li, A J)., I Hill at the eonrt house in rii\vto!d\ li.e, in said county and Stale, andiinsw e" or deinur to said complaint., the same will lie hear., and determined 111 tlieir absence.

Witness my name, anil the seal of said court, afli.xcd in rawtordsvillr, this .Hit li dav of .lanunry, A. I). 1S!)1.

IIKNKV 11. III" LETT,

.lull. .U, 3S1I1. Olci lt. HKKIKrs SALI'j

II I lie ol a cert illeil frop\-of a decree t^ ine iliiected Iroin therierUol lhe Montgomery (..iiciiit, (,'ourl, in a cause wherein .loiin M. frcliult/. is plamt.ur. and Marshal I). Dolcrlv et al are delenil.ints, rei|uiiinu- ine to make ihesumol one thousand, lour hundred and one dollars und .sixly-threc ci.'iit.s, with interest on suid decree and costs, I will expose at P'.ilic sale lotiie liltfliest. bidderon

MOMIAV, i-'KiiitUAHV, mill, A. i)., ism. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. 111. and 1 0 clock p. in, ol said day, al the door of the court house in Cruwlordsville, .Monlinimery county, Indiana, the rents and profits forii term not exceedinjr seven years, the following real estate, to-wit:

I'art ol lot eifrhly-Hve (So) of the original pli.l ol the town mow clt.yiof ('rawfordsville Indiana, described as follow*: llci^inniuv at a point.cijfhto.-ii leet and ten inches118 I(1-1 leeti.noilli ol llie southwest corner of said ot. running thence eustei(rhty-t lirei? feet (S:ii, 1 i'VJf'V .'I

eighteen leet and ten inches

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KMHNHZEH 1'. McfLASKEY.

,, Shcrill Moiitjroniery Countv, Ind by 1-.. 11. Cox. Dciiut.y. A. I). Thomas, auoruey lor plaiiuilT. .Inn. Indl. p-f *i(j.,-,o.

Kslalool Sarah M. Carver, dei 1)M IN STATU K'S X( )TI Ci:.

•eased.

Notice is hereby jriven, tluit the undersigned bus been appointed iidiiilnisl rator of tho estate of Mi-ah M.(.ar\er. line of Mriii'^omerv coiinly.lndiiiiiii, deceased Said estate issupposed to be solvent. HAIiVKV A. WI1.K1NSON, -.J'teo J.i it, 1 bill. Administrator. ,, -j*:

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An -piiiioabh* lavorablu otter is nmda (tu? .lu'jri SSrowii (»1 Muiiprst. CHiitnrnu inrin** invo.Hiimitioii lurinMiiM •''-t \-ttv ttii! to Una thi» sati-sl and HIMSI: »tli t'.'(.ivi'viij'/ii Latnlr f*filtIrnti'.l oi: i" it N.i* !«m.- j.«,»nts.W rl '.K *. "r .'4 i.l.H'K..

NO MORE OF THIS!

Ruhbor Shoes unless worn uncomfortably tiKht will otten slip off the feet. To rei K'lly tins evil the

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and you can walk, run or juuip'ui tliam. Thest- ('('lehrufi'd Rubbers A now on saleiit.

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