Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 March 1891 — Page 7

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AMERICAN •FAMILY

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PARKER'S

HAIR BALSAM

I Cleanses and beautifiua the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. (Never Fails to Restore Gray

Hair to its Youthful Color. I sculp discuses & hair falling.

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©Mi, Hay Fever, Diphtheria, Wioopiig Cong!, Croup and Common Colds.

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SOLE PROPRIETORS,

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BOILING WATER OR MILK

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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

COCOA

LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.

Wanted Ever}whore.

S (Joed men to solicit for our tirst-elai-snursory Mock, on salary or on:inissi( n, paid weekly. Permanent mpU.jnu nt j-uaiantcfd. Outfit faee. Previous i'.\pt iic icc not iciiulrcd. Can make a Miccesslul ^aloj-uiiin of any one wlio will work and follow iiiMruci ions. Peiul for terms at once to Junis & Kovsk.

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SALVATION

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Y0UN6 MEN

I AV»m«l to learn TELEGRAPHY.

Mf Diitlonii furniHlicd soon as Cos" of loai-niiiR, low. l'articujani Ft .-,-. Add.-ofii VALBNTINE BROS., Januvilln. Wls.

sOrer 100 irrofs sol by one druggist. jbfcvo no equal for caring Dizziness, Ueadsche.i Uuxtiveneiis, Malaria, Liver Complaint, Fever' £F*nd Ague, Indigestion, Backache, and sill jV'^lver aud Stomach troubles. Thoy Nov©!'1fPttil, hold by all dnitfriflts and country storoi

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THE COUNCIL GHAMiiEE.

The Local Law-Givers Hold a Short But Interesting Session Monday Night, A full attendance of mouthers iiud officers m»rl ed I bo Council lust Jlouday oveniug aud us sevtiml desired to attend tho concert lLie reading of the jourual was disneused with and business rushed through in twenty miuutee. The Treasurer reported a balance of §2,905.18 which was immediukily reduced §59 by riio granting of tho protested bill of

C. N.

Williams for the

redisricting of tho city. The Council ordered a brick pavement placed in front of Warren Davis' property on Walnut street between Wabash avenue and Pike.

Inregard to the daui above the city reservoir the committee on Water Works recommended that it be removed as it endangers public health. They could see how the extensive surface drain and wash deposited therein made this obviously true. "Whether or not the dammed water is 6ver pumped into the standpipo or reBbrvoir is a question." The committee stated that this aggregation of filth so near and above the works should not be allowed and endorsed the report of the board of health recommending its removal. The Secretary's recommendation in egard to covering the resevoir and protecting it from the tides by wire netting was also endorsed. The matter was then refered back to the water works committee and the city attorney with power to investigate and remove the dam if it could be done without litigation. A resolution to improve Mill street from Wabash avenue to College street was referred to tho Board of Public Improvement to be reported on at the next meeting. TLo Water Company was instructed to put in the electric gong at the

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house according to

agreement. James McAnee was elected to the position of minute man in the tiro department to till the vacancy oaused by the promotion of Prank McNeeley.

ATTEMPTED BRIBERY-

One Of The Oouncilmen Said to Have Been Tampered With On Ihe ijight Question* llumors wore rife on the street today of tho attempted bribery of one of the councilmen on the light question. All the Council are very reticent in regard to the matter and but little can be learned in regard to it. None of the knowing parties would state who tho party was who made the attempt or what side he was workiug for. "There is more truth than poetry in the affair," stud councilman Reynolds "but beyond that statement 1 have nolhiug to say except that if tho matter is carried any further it shall be made public." The gentleman said to have been approached was Councilman Scott although he says to-day ho has nothing whatever to say on tho subject. Last evening he stated to two ot the Councilmen that ha had been button holed by a certain gen-1 tleman Monday afternoon and told that there was no reason in the world why he could not make something out of the light deal. Ho was in-1 tormod that it would be about §1,000 to

see things go in the proper way. Mr. Scott,of course, left the would-be briber at ouco and told several of his friends of the circumstance but to-duy the matter is very close.

A Bad Runaway*

Last Monuay disastrous runaway occurred ou the corner of College and Plum streets in which James F. Graham sustained painful ana serious injuries. His team started to run at the corner und plunging into Mrs. Mary Burbridge's fence threw Mr. Giuham out and under the wheels. The horses tore on through the fenos demolishing it aud passing through the yard were finally stopped at Airs. Pruitt's front porch. The rig was sadly demolished and Air. (iraham severely hurt. His nose was terribly lacerated and torn as was one of Lis aims and he sustained numerous bruises and cuts.

To Be Remodeled.

W. l'\ Sln.rpe rttumed lrom Ladoga being duly authorized to draw up plans and specifications for theremodeling of the Presbyterian churoh at that place. jLlio church will be greatly enlarged and beautified, tht audience room being seated with opera chairs. An interesting feature connected with the present seals is that the benches are the tume which were formerly used in the old Center Presbyterian churoh which stcod on the property now occupied by the Joel block.

A Delightful Surprise.

Monday the Indies ot the W. E. C. of this city with well filled baskets proceeded to the homo of Mrs. James Wilson, north-east of the city, and tendered her a little surprise party. Mr Wilson is shortly to remove to Springfield, 111., with her husband and tho party was in che nature of a farewell. Mrs. Wilson was presented with an elegant dress by the visiting ladies and the day was very pleasantly passed.

SHILOn'8 OOUGH and Consumption Curt tb eold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

MORE ABOUT OUR CHASE-

More Particulars Concerning the EiStwhile Professor of Chemistry at Wabash and His Recent Escapade.

Tho following dispatch to tho GlobeDemocrat of St. Louis details more in regard to tho Clark-Palmer scandal at Rolla, Mo: "Asocial cyclone stuuck the city to-duy when it was lonrued that Col. John O'Dny yesterday filed a suit for divorce on behalf of George Clark, charging his beautiful and accomplished little wifo with marital infidelity with Chase Palmer, the dashing young profossor of ohemistrv in the Missouri School of Mines. Your correspondent called upon Mr. Clark this morning, who received him courteously, and for an hour listened to his tale of woe. Mr. Clark said four years ago he was murried to Miss Grace Nelson, then 16 years of age and one of the most handsome and charming little girls in the city of Springfield. They immediately embarked on their wedding tour and spent several months sight-seeing in the Old World. Upoft their return to the States they took up their residence in the city ©f Springfield, and for a time lived happily together, but presently his wife wearied of him aud sought the society of other gentlemen. The young husband protested against her course, and a separation followed, but mutual friends brought them together again. Six months ago, through the influence of his mother, young Clark came to Holla and entered upon a three years' course of study in the School of Mines. Mr. Palmer, the handsome professor of chemistry, took Clark under his wing, and they became fast friends, even chums, wliioh often brought together the handsome cherry-chetked young wife and the gap professor.

Formal oalls, close friendship and intimate relations followed in rapid succession until it was' discovered by the husband that his cherished friend had become the desi-oiler of his happiness, and that instead of spending his time in the laboratory over tli^ chemist's furance he repaired to tho cozy parlors of the Grant House and spent it more agreeably with Mrs. Clark, This started the young husband on a spree, and returning to his hotel late one evening he attacked his wife with a knife. The soreams of the affrighted woman brought assistance before Clark had succeeded in his purpose. Mrs. Clark was taken charge of by friends, and the next morning placetl in a carriage and driven to tho town of St. James, ten miles east of here, where she boarded a west bound train for Springfield, whore she now resides.

Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Crawfordsville postoffice for the week endingMaroh 10, 1891. Persons calling for the same will please say "advertised." Booth N Mills Mrs E Bntton MissLizzie Moore Aleda Brookie Mrs Nora Nolen Chirla Boraker MrsMollie Porter Jackson Charters George Piatt Geo W Cowan William Rowland Davis Mrs Eliza Shafer Mrs Annis Davis Mrs Lyda Smith Mrs Molly Davis Miss Lulu Thompson Jasper A Frye Miss Anna FIRMS Lowe Fred A. Fanson & Son. Marshall Elsie.

Death of Mrs- Maggie Delashmit. On March 9 at 6 o'clock Mrs. Mary Delashmit, agod 46 years, died of consumption at the residenoe of her husband on High street. The funeral was held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev. G. P. Fuson officiating. The interment will be at Oak Hill. Mrs Delashmit was an estimable lady, was born in Dark county, Ohio, but has resided in this city for twelve years. She waa a consistent member of the Missionary Baptist church and leaves her husband and four children to mourn her.

Wreck Near New Ross,

Tho west bound train on tho Big Four due Monday night a little after midnight did not get here until after six o'clock next morning. The delay was caused by freight train No. 27 breaking in two a short distance east of New Ross. Four cars were ditched one of them containing valuable goods. No ono hurt.

Sir.

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The Population Verified.

"Wasiiixoton-, March 9.—The first fully revised, accurate official showing of the population of the United States has just been concluded at the census bureau. The verified population of tho United States in lsiio is shown to be 02,023,250. Total population of Illinois is given at Chicago by wards, 1,099,850. jfrlon .Joins the Alli.inee.

Atlanta, Ca., March 7.—(Jen. Gordon must now be added to the list of alliance United States senutors. Ho "was initiated into the alliance Krid&y, The proceedings were secret, but the members of the Edgewood alliance are enthusiastic over the senator's complete adoption of their programme.

Total

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ISpotash,

NOT one of the old worn-out mercury, sarsaparilla thousand dosos for a shilling medicine.

Is a remedy which never

falls In Blood Diseases, and always builds up the general health of the patient.

Cured Herself and Her Child, S. S S. has telicvf'd me of a terrible scrofula from whi I had suflered for years, ltatfnctea my nose fust as catarrh, then caries of the bone and continued to eat until it destroyed the sett bone the ri^ht side of the lio-e, then went to my throat and later on to my lun^s, and it looked as if 1 was dimmed S. S. S has cured me, and has also cured my little dauqhter of the same disease.. MRS. N. KIT*.. HKV. Mackev. Ind.

Treatise on r.lond and Skin I Mscases* nailed free. Swift Si-hcim(. Co., Atlanta, (Ja.

CANADA'S VOTE.

Further Keturn from the Ktectlon a# Thursday Tl.« Conservative 51i\|orltjr Is 31.

Touonto, Ont., March —Returns are all in with the exception of three seats where elections will be held later. Hot urns received late trive several seats to the government that were reported as going liberal. One of these is Richmond and Wolfe, where Hon. Wilfred l.aurier. liberal leader, was reported to have been elected. Laurierdoes not lose his seat, having been returned last week by acclamation for east Quebec. It is understood that the gov*eminent will immediately move in the direction of trade negotiations with the United States. Cunplete returns show that the government lost it seats in Ontario and th it the liberals are in a majority of in the province of Quebec. The result is as follows:

th. ote in the province

Ontario Quebec New Hrnnswiei Nova Scotia Prince Kdwar.l IsWiul Manitoba Northwest territories Uritish Colununa

Conservatives*.

The Mother's Friend

Not only shortens labor and ie3sens pain attending It, but greatly diminishes the danger to lifo of both mother and child if used a few months before confinement. Wrlto to The Bradfleld Regulacor Co., Atlanta G&., for further particulars. Sold by Nye & Co. Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Casteritl

10,000 AGENTS WANTED pply the imiiernlive aemana for 5(H),000 of the only able and nutlieiilic Lire ot

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Will Accept.

Ixdiaxai'oi.is, Tnd., March 9.— ExStatc 1 veasmvr .7. A. Lemcko arrived in Indianapolis Sunday, und in an interview lie said he had made up his mind to accept the treasurysnip of tho United States, lie says Sir. Huston's resignation will be accepted this week. Mr. Lemclce will po to livans.villc for a few days to arrange his private business, and then will proceed to Washington and take charge of the oflice.

Gen. WM.TECUMSEH SHERMAN

Rjr MAJ. JKN. HOWARD and W. KI.KTCIIEU JOILNSON. ThitJ work is

Remember:

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Government majority, -1. Wasiiinotox, March Blaine said that he had nothing to saywith regard to the Canadian election, except that there seemed to be an impression in some quarters that President. Harrison's administration was interested iji the election. "As a matter of fact." lie said, "the administration is utterly indifferent as to the, result. None of the members of the cabinet took any interest in the matter, and eared le about it than Canadians usually do about our elections.'1

Secretary

London. March 7.—The result of the Canadian election is received with general satisfaction. 11 is looked upon tis a triumph of Jintish feeling and a pledge of attachment to the mother country. The St. .lames' (iazette is exultant, aud winds up a leading editorial by declaring: "Canada is British still. Wellington does not j-et rule over Ottawa."

Commissions Withheld.

luniANAroi.w. Ind.. March 7.—Tho governor has refused to issue commissions to Dr. Z. H. Ilouser as a trustee of the central hospital for the insane and .John Brodie as a director of the northern prison, who were elected by the legislature Thursday. State Librarian Jacob 1'. Dunnis is the onlv state officer elected by the legislature the governor will commission. lie adheres to his position of two years ago that the constitution does not give the legislature power to appoint these oilicers,,aml will take the question to the supreme court again. The governor says that in case the [supreme court should hold this time that he has tho power to appoint trustees and directors of the benevolent and penal institutions he will create absolutely non-partisan boards. The supreme court before which the constitutional questions will come this time is solidly republican.

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What will SAP0I.10 rtof Why it will clean paint, make oil-cloths oright, and give the floors, tables and shelves a new appearance. It will take the grease eff the disho3 and off the pots and pans. You can scour the knives and fork3 with it, and make the tin things shine brightly. Tho wash-basin, the bath-tub, even the greasy kitchen sink will be as clean as a new pin if ynu use S4.POLIO. One cake will prove all we say. Be a clever housekeeper and try it

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