Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 February 1899 — Page 6

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ft I have added to my stock a fi complete line of seeds of all W kinds

Flower, Vegetable

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Lawn Grass.

A There is double the quantity of seed in each package. The seeds are of the higheBt grade in every particular. You get douvj ble the amount for your money.

It will pay you to see my line before buying elsewhere.

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fl 99-Cetit'Store

T. N. ROSS, Prop. CD

25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT

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The Fair.

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Iam goinir to make a change In my line of goods in in order to reduce mv stock, beginning on

MONDAY, JAN. 30th, 1899,

And continuing for 30 days, I will give a discount of 25 per cent, on the entire stock of 25 cent purchases and over. Our prices have always been as low as the lowest, and we give you a chance to get some Dargains in

Carlsbad, Haviland and French China, Dinner, Tea and Chamber Sets, Bibles, Books ol all kinds, Jewelry, Granite, Tinware, [Lamps of all Kinds.

Everything goes at 25 per cent, diacount. Come early and net some bargains that will pay you and are a great deal less than first cost. Positively no goods charged in this sale ..

J. J. Fisher.

THE FAIR.

Monev To Loan

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Idle money Invested in gilt edge tecurlties free of charge. Keal estate mortgages for sale. Good notes cashed. Will cash or loan money on life Insurance polioies

FRANK C. EVANS & CO.

107 North Green Street.

Ripans Tabules

RBGtJItATB TUB

STOMACH, LIVEF and BOWELS

2UDPANB TABCLB8 mre tbe beat medicine known foi Indirection, Billlonaness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Chronic XJver Troubles, Dliilneei, Bad Complexion! Dysentery, Offensive BTeath, and all Disorders of tbe Stomach, Liver and Bowels.

Ripans Tabules contain nothing injurious to the most delicate constitution. Are pleasant to take, safe, effectual and give Immediate relief. May be ordered through nearest druggist: or bv mail.

THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO. Onrnre St., KAW VnrtrfMtv

Surety On Bonds

Those who are required to give Bonds in positions of trust, and who desire to avoid asking friends 10 become their sureties, or who may wish to relieve friends from further obligations as bondsmen, should apply In person or by letter to

Louis McMains,

Attorney, and Agent in Crawfordsville of American Surety Company of New York. Capital $2.500,OOU. Pamphlets on

Application.

MONEY TO LOAN

At 6 Pet-Cer»t.

Also do a general Insurance and Heal Tstate Business.

ELAH T. MURPHY & Co.

Booms 4 and 5, Campbell Building, southeast corner Main and Washington streets. Craw fordsville Jnd

JENNISON '99 The Pioneer Abstracter.

Claims that no toss has come to anyone who relied on his Abstracts. His complete boots, 20 years' experience and capital invested, place him at the front. A poor abstract la worse than none. Get tbe best. Bateslessthan charged in adjoining counties. 121 E, Main St.. Crawfordsrilie. Ind.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

Famished at reasonable rates— Money to loan on real estate. Deeds and Mortgages carefully executed •WEBSTER & SERGENT. $

Recorder's Office.

W. A. Swank:,

ATTORNBY-AT.LAW. A general law business conducted in this And adjoining counties. Special attention given to all Probate Matters and Examination 'of Abstract* of Title Office. 118i$ south

Washington Bt., adjoining tbe office of J. J, 9ircer&Co. real estate agents. 'Phone 206.

is \m Hair TarEiins crag?

Just remember that gray hair will never become darker without help.<p></p>Ayer's

will bring back to your hair the color of youth. It never fails. It cleanses the scalp also, and prevent^ the formation of dandruff. It feeds and nourishes the bulb3 of the hair, making them produce a luxuriant growth. It stops the hair from falling out, and gives it a fine, soft finish. 81.00 a bottle. At all druggists.

If yon do not obtain all tlic benefits you expected from tho use of the Vigor, •write tne doctor about it.

Address, DR.J.O. AYER, Lowell, Mass.

WEEKLY JOURNAL

ESTABLISHED IN 1848.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1390.

Will Ho Dedicated.

The new Methcdist church at New Market will be dedicated on SundayJ February 19. The dedicatory exercises will be conducted by the Rev. G. W. Switzer, of Lafayette.

Smoke House Humeri.

Hannibal Trout is mourning the loss of a large quantity of fine meat which was destroyed in the conflagration of his smoke house last week. His residency narrowly escaped the flames.

Ought Not to PUBS.

Senator Goar's bill (348) requires the prosecuting attorney to defend divorce cases where no attorney appears for the defendant, and allows him a fee of S15 for each appearance.

On Levy's Bond.

Leopold Levy, the new treasurer of state, filed his bond for $750,000 Tuesday. Jacob Joel of this city, is one of the twenty bondsmen who took oath that their aggregate wealth was over 51,400,000

A Lively Time Promised.

H. 0. Davis, of Hillsboro, who has been managing the old-time fiddlers' contests about the state- this winter was in the city last Tuesday endeavoring to arrange for such an entertainment at Music Hall on March 1. Everywhere the contests have been given they have proved great successes.

JIad Dog Claims.

Last Tuesday a number o' the citizens of Garfield came before the county commissioners to urge their claims for the loss of stock killed there recently by a mad dog. The county attorney is not as yet satisfied as to the validity of the claims. The animals killed were horses, cows, hogs and geese.

The Wood Market.

Those in a position to know state that there has been more wood sold in Crawfordsville this winter than during any three winters since the introduction of natural gas. Every morning a large number of wagons come in from the country loaded with wood, and the drivers have no difficulty in disposing of their goods at a rattling good price.

A. Pleasant A fl'rtlr.

Last Monday J. R., Bonnell entertained about twenty of the friends of Chief Justice Burford at a dinner party. The function was a most enjoyable one and the evening was very delightfully passed. Judge Burford has succeeded in Oklahoma in a manner which is in line with his deserts and which is extremely gratifying to his many warm friends in Crawfordsville.

Indiana G. A, K. Decrease. Adjutant-General Smock, of the G. A. R., has compiled the semi-annual report for the department of Indiana up to Dec. 31, 1898. At the beginning of this period there were 18,166 members. There was again of 609 in the six months and a loss of 1,238, leavir the present net membership 17.537. Two new posts were instituted and four were abandoned, making a net )nSB nf two nosts.

MYour ffei&hb

"whose house is conspicuously clean, wliose work worries her least, whose leisure time is greatest, how she manages The chances are ten to one she will answer:

I do all my cleaning with

Duai

THE ORPHANS' HOME.

Some Facts and Figures Concerning a Very Excellent and Worthy Institution,

The Orphans' Home board of directors held their annual meeting Tuesday, at which time elections took place and reports were made. The following are the officers for next year:

President—T. II. llistino. Vice-Pres.—Mrs J. M. Lane Corresponding Secretray—Mrs. L. A. Foote,

Recording Secretary—O. M. Gregg. DIRECTORS. W. P. Herron, T. H. ltlstlne, David Kemley, Mrs. T. H. B. McCain, Mrs. L. A. Foote, Mrs. Jas. P. Walter, Mrs. J. H. Watson, Mrs. H. S. Lane.

The treasurer's report is as follows: RECEIPTS, Balance $ 317.74 From county commissioners 1,788.00 KVomParke county 110.45 Thanksgiving donation 13.72.

Ben Holliday

82,227.91

EXPENMTUHKS.

Dry goods. .. && .. $ 64.08 Labor K5.90 Pasture IS.67 Water 12 00 Hardware

48.53

Ice 12.60 Groceries 259,14 Meats. 125.22 Hay ,j 18.50 Flour and feed 154.04 Shoes -v...- 96.45 Matron's salary 500.00 Natural gas 95.00 Clothing 63.40 .Drugs Corn Horse Shoeing Sundries Hats Wood

22 35 35 14 0.50 35.70 17.00 26.25

$1,096.97

Balance on hand _$ 530 94 Mrs. McDaniel, the matron of the home, made the following report: Number of children in the Home Jan. 1, 189 8 17 Number of children received during the year is

Total 35 Number of children taken out out during the year Number of children In the Home Jan. 1, 189 9 24 Number of new children received during 1898 12 Number In the Home Jan. 1, 1898 17

Total 29 Number discharged ...'.

Number returned..

18 6

Now remaining in the Home Jan. 1, 1899....24 The following are the names and ages: Annie Holliday

Minnie Nevet 9 Lot Jones

Walter Holliday 8 Emma Mitchel

Charlie Brooks 8 Frank Brown

Minnie Brown 8 Ed Brown

Daisy re brick

CoryGrebrtck

Allen Hush

Idolph Kush

Burthy Billing 8 George E. Paxton

Harley Butcher 4 Bert Ford 8 Albert Delaney 8 Robert Duckworth 8 Kate Duckworth 6 Mable Duckworth

Get the Right Plaster

JohnLeffew Dallas Long .' 8 The amount of 6tock Jan. 1, 1899, consisted of: Two milk cows, seven bogs, two horses, poultry about five dozen.

The Darlington Theory Answered. To the Editor of the Journal. In reply to the person who wrote about the hydrophobia at Garfield we will say that they are off of their nest. The reason the dogs did not go mad was because they were not bitten whils the dog had a snasm as were the hogs. What will the Darlington scribe do about the poor horses of S. P. Vangundy which died with hydrophobia? Also H. S. Binford and Mr. McCoy each lost a cow from the same effect as the horBes died. Anybody with reasonable knowledge will say that a hog that dies with the cholera does not die like a hog with hydrophobia. We humbly ask the "West End of Darlington" to tell us who sold the beer, when and where. We never did expect anything from the "West End of

Darlington" and now we never Bhall. X. Y. Z.

I THINK I would go crazy with pa'*, were it not for Chamberlain's Pain Balm," writes Mr. W. H. Stapleton, Herminie, Pa. "I have been afflicted with rheumatism for several years and have tried remedies without number but Pain Balm is the best medicine I have got hold of." One application relieves the pain. For sale by Nye & B^oe, druecists.

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Sola by all grocers, largest package—greatest economy. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago, fit. Louis. New York. Boston. Philadelphia.

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There are others, but you don't -want them. When you need a plaster you need it, and there's no time for experimenting and finding out mistakes afterward.

Mleoeli^

VOHOUS PXASTERjS

are quick and sure, and acknowledged by the highest medical authorities and everybody else to be the best remedy for pains and aches of every description.

Do not be persuaded to acccpt a substitute. Allcock's have 110 equal.

REWARD, EXPENSESAND A GUN

Are All Bill Hirkvreon Want* to Deslroy ilio WuyneCowii Wolf.

The Waynetown wolf is evidently doomed, providing the good people of the Livengood neighborhood, where the beast is supposed to prowl and devastate, cough up the necessary coin to bring here the renowned Bill HicltersoD, the Jeifersonville "varmint" destroyer. Postmaster Bonnell has received the following letter, which is self explanatory: "JEFFERSO.NVILLE, Ind., Feb. 7, 1899. —Mr. Postmaster, Sir: I saw aucount of a large wolf advertised in the paper that a large wolf had cimein jour neighborhood and wus killing lots cf 6heep and hogs and calves and people hid made a hunt for tho beast without sucess and if the people wants the wolf kild tell them that I am a old wolf hunter in Ne'.vtuexieo and have had 20 years exsperien^e and if they will give a reward for the" wolf and pay my esspenses and furnish me a good gun I will come up and kill the wild beast and save lots of troubel please tell people about tins and let me hear from you or some of them at once I have killed lots of big wolfs and bears in Newmexico and I know I can kill that one Answer this am tell all the people about me in regard to the wolf. Your friend,

W. S. IllCKKKKON.

Address JefEersonville, Ind."

COL- SEXTON'S DEATH-

Geueral Order IH«U«1 From Headquarters of the G. A, It.

Tha following general order relating to the death of Col. Sexton, com-mander-in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, was issued from the G. A. R. headquarters in Independence Hall "The senior vice commander-in-chief announces with sadness the death of our beloved commander-in-chief, James A. Sexton, who died at the Garfield Memorial Hospital, Washington, D. C., on Sunday, Feb. 5, 1899. When the summons came it found him at the post of duty serving aB a member of the commission appointed by the President of tbe United States to investigate the conduct of the war with Spain. As a soldier, citizen and comrade he performed with conspicuous fidelity every duty devolving upon him and discharged with faithfulness every trust committed to his care. He was our leader and filled the highest place to which we could call him and worthily enjoyed the highest honor the Grand Army of the Republic could confer. No comrade or soldier was more thoroughly representative of tbe great comradeship of the war for the suppression of the rebellion.

We honored ourselves when we honored him, and now that he has been called to the silent bivouac of the dead, let all comrades join in paying fitting tribute to his memory. "Department headquarters and post headquarters and charters will be draped, and national department and post colors placed in mourning (two streamers of crepe seven feet long, twelve inches wide, and attached to ferrule below spearheads), and nation al department and post officers will wear the badge of mourning for sixty days from date of his death. "The interment will take place from his late residence in Chicago, and the department commander of the depart ment of Illinois is charged with the duty of furnishing proper funeral es cort. "By command of

L,W.

All

C. JOHNSON,

"Senior Vice Commander-in-Chief. "THOMAS J. STEWAET, "Adjutant-General."

Wants More Money.

Peter Fishero, the contractor who put up the new school building at Alamo, came before the county commissioners last Tuesday and made a very wry mouth. He stated that he bad lost money on the contract and asked tbe commissioners to allow him $300 additional.

Will Have a Furlough.

Charles D. Herron, who will be graduated from West Point Feb. 15, will reach Crawfordsville about the 20th for a fifteen days' furlough.

*\V ATQER FORECAST—Fair and continued cold to-night and Tnursaay heavy northwest winds.

You Can Buy

Winter Goods

at-

MONEY TO LOAN

At 5, G, 7 or 8 Per Cent. Interest. AccortliiiKto Amount Noetled and Security Offered.

Dwellings for rent, real estate for sale, officials' bonds furnished. Fire insurance agent. Five strong fire Insurance companies.

A.. C. E IN IN I SO IN,

The Abstracter. 8&~i.-ujm.General Agent,

C. W. Brown,

Of the PENSION FIUM of THAVIS & BROWN, is prepared to attend to PATKNT cases, carefully and promptly. If you are an IN VBN l'OR write or call at 110 rfoutli Oreen St, Crawfordsville Ind.

BERTRAND E. MAY

Summer Prices

WARNER'S FIRE SALE.

6 6 0 6 O O O O O 6

STUDY THE FOLLOWING SAMPLE FRICES AND REMEMBER THAT OtJR ENTIRE STOCK IS GOING IN THE SAME WAY. AT .V 2:

Overcoats worth S 7.00 at $ 3.95 10 00 at .. 0.98 15.00 at 11.80 18.00 at 12.40 Underwear, .50, only slightly smoked, at 25 Overalls, ,50 at

Suspenders ,.10 at Sic .05 .SO at .09 .25 at

.50 at 19

Caps .25 at .10 Caps .50 at *. 19 Hats 2.00 and S3.50, slightly damaged, at..... .98 Shirts .50 at 39 1.00 at 59 Pants .75 at 49 1.50 at .%• 79

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Suits, men's, 7.00 at i.i. 3.98 10.00 at 5.98 Suits, boj6' 1.50 at 79 2.00 at 1.19 3.00 at 198

We Want Your Trade.

edward" warner.

D. C. BARNHILL,

Funeral Director and Embalrrier.

PATENTS!!

OSTEOPATH,

Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy at Kirks^llc, Mo. 0fflce410 E Main 8t. Hours—9 to 12 a. ir., lto4p. m. Consultation free. Correspondence solicited and osteopathic literature on application. At AYaynet wn on Mondays and Krldays.

W.G. Swank, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon.

Office XOO^s North Washington St. Residence 103 Simpson street. Calls attended in city or country, day or night.

Change of Firm.

Wm. Guntle and J. Quntle have bought the grocery store of W. H. Booher at Darlington acd will continue the business at the old postoffice Btdnd. Call and see us. GUNTLE &GUNTLE

ESHELMAIN'S...

Easiest Way Pronounced, Baalest Way Spelled,

And the Best Laundry In the City.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

grades of goods carried in stock. Calls attended day and night. 213 S Washington St. Residence 415 S. Washington St. lohn B. Swank, Assistant.

T. X. MUNHALL

THE ABSTRACTER,

Is Reliable.

Deeds and Mortgaues recede careful atten tion. MONEY TO LOAN at tha lowest rates.Farm loans especially desirea.

OVKK LAOKY'8 BOOK HTOKE.

CHAS. W. ROSS,

Real Estate and Rental-Agency.

LOANS and INSURANCE.

110 South Green Street.

Will the World

Hungry

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Office

Telephones

No.<p></p>FARMERS

6b81^83

What Do You SavP

This wus the question asked by tho Chicago Tribune of a recent whon rel't*rri»u to a specch mad© by Sir William Crakes dwelling upon the problem of the world's wheat nvipply, Great Britain being able to produce only a small percentage of what she 'oiisumcd.

Reply:

Western Canada will Prevent It

With million* of acres of ••xecllont wheat lands In Western Canada awaiting tliu husbandman's efforts, thurc i* 110 feaivif un exhausted supply. These lands owned by the Government are given f'reo to settlers near railways, schools, churches, etc. Particulars can 1»? hud on application toSupt.lmnilKiatlun, Ottawa, Canada, or to

C. J. BROVOHTOW. Canadian Government Agent, ltXI Alonadnock Block,

Chicago, 111.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK.

Notice is hereby ven that the undersigned administrator of the estate ot Oeorge W. Huttun, late of Montgomery county, deceased, will sell at the late residence of said decedent at public auction on Tuesday, February 21. 1899. all the personal property of said decedent which has come into the possession of the said administrator, and not taken by the widow, consisting of wheat, corn, forming implements, one cow, household and kitchen furniture, two shares in the Montgomery County Agricultural Society and other articles too tedious to mention N. B. I will also sell 29 head of shoats and 3 brood sows with pig.

TERMS.

A credit of ten months will be given on all sums over five dollars the purchaser giving note with approved security waiving vaiuatlonand appraisement laws and bearing si* ner cent, interest from date. A11 sums under nve dollars cash in hand.

Janua-y 18.1809.

Estate David C. White. Deceased. OTIOE OP APPOINTMENT.

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QUINOV to. HUTTON, Administrator^ L- J. Ooppasre Attorney.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as administrator of the estate of David O. White late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

RLAM L. WHITE

Dated an. 23.1899.-3t Administrator.W1

Jttst&te of Jeannie D, Bodine, deceased. J^OTICE OP APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned rat!^en»aPP?,?'tedand duly quallflenifadSi1nl,J"Sf'0p.0,Abe«tat«

Jeannie DTIO-

dloeased Saia'°£t! ?!?etrysupposed

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Indiana,

ueoeasea. saia estate Is to hnnnla 1 n, DONALDSON BODINE Dated Jan. 21 1899,—2t Administrator,*