Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 September 1899 — Page 6
nirrors!
We have Just received another jf large shipment of mirrors which we will Bell at priceB never belore heard of. We will sell a regular 90c mirror for 10c a regular 95o one for 15c a 50c one for 35e and BO on. We have never had aneh priceB before and don't think we will ever have them again. It is a job we picked ay, and while they last we will give oar customers the benelt. First come, first served.
THE 99-CENT STORE.
T. N, ROSS, Prop.
'7» JENNISON '99 The Pioneer Abstracter.
Claims that no loss has come to anyone who relied on bis Abstracts. His complete boohs. 20 years' experience and capital Invested, place blm at the front. A poor abstract Is worse than none. Get the best. Bates less than charged in adjoining counties. 12X14 E. Main St., Orawfoidsville. Ind.
MONEY TO LOAN
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Moaey loan in sums of 82,500 or more at 6 per cent without commission. Also 6 per cent money, with smal' commission, on improved farms. No charge for examination of Abstracts. Local money at low rates.
For Sale- Improved farms in Montsome-y county, from 80 to Son acres Two good dwelling houses. 6 and 7 rooms, on corner lots in city, cheap. Good vacant lots, well locatcd.
Abstracts of title compiled on sbort notice.
THOS. T. MUNHALL/ Abstractor, Heal Estate and Lmtn Apt, 123^1 B. Main St. over Lacey's Book Store.
Bonds ,Pnrttished
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Guardians, Administrators, Executors, Receivers And in all court cases, costs, etc. Also for Contractors, Book! •"epera, officers of fraternal orders, and other positions of trust. The American Surety Company, of New York.will
De accepted as Bole security. Capital, $2,500.000. For full particulars apply in person by letter to
Louis MoMalns, Attorney and Agent, at Orawfordsvllle, Ind., 131J4 Bast Main Street,
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If you are carrying seven and eight per cent money, renew It with
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to the cofTee drinker. Coffee drinking Is a habit that fs universally Indulged In and almost as universally injurious. Have you tried Oraln-O? It is almost like coffee but the effects are just the opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach, rums the digestion, effect® the heart and disturbs the whole nervous SVJtem. Graln-0 tone* up the stomach, aids dlgnstinn and strengthens the nerves. There is nothing but nourishment in Grain O It can't be otherwi-e. 15 and 25c per package.
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
ESTABLISHED IN 1848.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 18B9
New Minister.
The United Brethern conference haa adjourned and the Rev. E. Mater haa been assigned to Orawfordsvllle.
Farm Sold.
Alf Lookabill & Co., Tuesday sold a farm of 169 acres for G. W. Jones to Rilen T. B. Hamilton. Price {.87,500. Gome next.
Excursion to Chattanooga.
The excursion to Chattanooga nest week will be one that promises to be liberally patronized from here. Those taking it may leave via the Big Four on Monday at 8:S2 a. m., 1:15 p. m. or 4:49 p. m. The special train leaves Indianapolis at 6:30 p. bat those wishing sleeping car accomodations can arrange for them here. The fare is 810 94. FOUR MONTHS FOR.25 CENTS.
The Weekly Journal will be sent
to any address in the United States
for the balance of the year 1899 upon
the receipt of 25 Address
THE JOURNAL COMPANY,
Crawfordsville, Ind.
To Whom It ftlay Concern. WINGATE. Ind., Sept, 8, 1899.
This is to certify that my loss on barn, grain and hay, wagons, buggies and harness, which were burned on the night of August 26th, .'99, has been adjusted in full to my entire satisfaction, on all amounts covered by my policy, and I cheerfully recommend Mr. A. S. Clements and his company, Home, New York, to the insuring public.
SYLVESTER TWIDDY,
An Insurance Couipmiy That Pays.
Darlington, Ind., Sept. 12, 1899. I wish to inform the public through your columns that the loss of my barn and contents, which was struck by lightning and burned on September Oth, '99, and which was insured by A. S, Clements in the Home of New York has baen adjusted in full to my entire satisfaction, and I can heartily recommend the company and their agent for liberal and quick adjustments in case of IOBB.- J. C. BOOHEK.
Was Itun In.
0. H. Qulliher, the man who was injured in the slide for life accident laet week, was on the street Wednesday in rags and tatters and painted face advertising certain wares. He unfortunately took on too large a jag and along about noon became noisy and profane. While he was at his noisiest the police came along and bounced him oft' to the lockup with no more consideration than if he had been a common plug and not the scknowl edged nepbew of Buffalo Bill.
Opinions of rwu U-in oc ratio Papers. Plymouth Democrat: Governor James A. Mount, saya the Logansport Pharos in which we concur, is an honest executive and his administration has been a successful one. He haa been guided by pure motives in the discharge of his duties and has manifested a deep concern for all the people of the commonwealth whose servant he is. He has treated hiB political opponent with kindliest consideration. His demeanor as a public official has been dignified, yet wholly devoid of display. His chief ambition has been to serve the people faithfully and conscientionsly. Those who have closely watched his course will concur in there observations.
Charles E. Lacey is Blowly recovering from the effects of an accident that came ne? to putting an end to his life. He was in the house by himself Monday night, his family being away from town, and concluded to take Borne calomel tablets that were in a closet. He took down what was presumably the box and swallowed four of the tablets. In a short time he became aware that he had taken the wrong stuff and on investigation was horrified to find that he had taken four morphine tablets, enough to kill two men. He hastily telephoned for a doctor and began to work with himself while awaitiDg the arrival of the physician. Mr. Lacey was fast on the down grade when tbe doctor came and it was only by the most radical treatment that his life waB saved. He suffered considerably Tuesday but is in better form now.
woman's Nightmare
COPY-BOOK OBJECTIONS.
Books Contracted for for Indiana Vol Satisfactory.
A committee of the atate board of education has found the new copybooks, contracted for by the board, to be, "in their present form, unsatisfactory and not suited for adoption in the public schools of this state." The committee thus reporting has been discharged and its report spread of record, although it WBB not accepted, and a new committee, with state superintendent Jones at its head, has been ap. pointed to see that further correetiona are made in the books before they are put into use in the aehools.
There has not been unanimity of opinion on the copy booka that haa been manifest in regard to the other kinds of books. When the board decided to contract with Baton & Oo. for the books a minority of the board objected atrongly to the vertical system of writing. The committee was appointed and agreed to ask the copy book firm to make several corrections, among which was the shortening of some sentences, better punctuation and some changes in cartain letters, The greatest objection, however, was made to the appearance of the copies, tbe committee requesting the company to have the copies engraved instead of photographed. "ij
It was thought that these changes had been made, but an examination of books sent to the board and said to be of the regular edition, showed that there were yet mistakes to which some of the members of the board made objection.
The contract between the board and the copy-book company sets forth that the copy-books shall be satisfactory to the board in every particular, and that books must be furnished within ninety days after the board makes requisition for them. Tne board hjts made requisition for the books, and it has also found them unsatisfactory, and the question now is, when can the corrections be made and the books placed, as corrected, in the ecbool&?
The state superintendent, it 1b understood, will require that the uncorrected copy-books be excluded from the schools. If any changes have to be made in the books, making necessary the printing of an entirely new edition, it may be that the children of the public schools of the state will not -be able to use the new copy-books for some months. It is thought highly probable that the superintendents of some of the counties will lay the question of u-iing the uncorrected copybooks before the state superintendent, who will then make his ruling.
CHICKAMAUGA MONUMENTS.
The Dndifirt'tnu of Those of Indiana Sep-
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SO-WiUl^r's Brigade IVlouumoutto tie L«d icateU^oii tlie
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The Indiana commission and otherB who will take part in the ceremonies of dedicating the monuments and markers of the Ohickamauga battle field will leave September 18 at 6:20 p. m., going by way of Oinelnnati and by way of the Louisville & Nashville road, meeting at Chattanooga on the morning of the 10th for breakfast. The Indiana regiments and batteriea that took part In the three days' battles at Ohickamauga were as follows:
Infantry regiments The Sixth, Ninth, Tenth, Seventeenth, Twentyninth, Thirtieth, Thirty-first, Thirtysecond, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-aixth, Thirty-seventh, Thirty-eighth, Fortysecond, Forty-fourth, Fifty-eighth, Sixty-eighth, Seventy-seoond, Seventyfourth, Seventy-fifth, Seventy-ninth, Eighty-second, Eighty-sixth, Eighty* seventh, Eighty'eighth, One-hundred-and first, Cavalry, Second, a battalion of the Third, Fourth batterieB Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, Eighth, Eighteenth (Lilly's), Nineteenth, Twenty-first.
Among those who will be at Ohickamauga will be Gsn. Qeorge F. Dick, of Bloosnlngton, 111., who was colonel of the Eighty-sixth Indiana, but in command of a brigade during the great three days' battles. His brigade, in which the Forty-fourth and Eightyaixth Indiana were the first infantry engaged, and went into action on Friday afternoon, Sept. 18, 1868, in support of Wilder's brigade on the Lexington bridge road. The assistance of this brigade to Wilder's brigade prevented Bragg's forces from gaining the Liafayette road. By that engagement Thomas and McOook were enabled to get their forces in line for the opening of the battle on the morning of Che 19th, and prevented Bragg from getting between the army of Bosecranz and Chattanooga.
There will also be delegations from Illinois and Oaio, especially from the troops that were with Wilder's bri gsde.
No woman's happiness can be complete without children: il is her nature to love and want them. The dreadful ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass, however, is so fraught with paiu, suffering and danger, tlia* the veiy thought of it fills her witli horror. There is no necessity for the ordeal of childbirth to be either painful or dangerous. The use of
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pi*enancy so prepares the system for tlie event that it is safely passed without any discomfort whatever. This liniment hascarried thousands of women through this great crisis without suffering, and they dare It a godsend to women Send for free look containing informal not pnce)fg« value. Add res*. Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Tablets, Pencils, Crayons,
16xl8 iacti oven with reservoir $31.50 20x18 inch oven with reservoir 33.SO
Made for hard and soft coal, wood and eas flues a&briRtnn lined
fire bos corrugated iron linings
South Washington St..,.,
September 19 will be spent in going over the battle flald, so that all the representatives of the troops'that took part in the battles can have an opportunity to see the monuments and the markers and the positions they occupy. The forenoon of the 20th will be spent in dedicating the separate monuments and markers. At 2 p. m. of that day the monuments and markers will be turned over to the general government. They will be received by representatives of the war department and national commission.
The addreBB on behalf of Indiana will be delivered by Governor Mount. Immediately following these ceremonies tbe Wilder monnment will be dedicated. The address on behalf of tbe brigade will probably be delivered by an Illinois member of the brigade.
The ezcursionista may return at any time up to September 25. Messrs. McConnell and Carnahan, of the commitsion, will remain Beveral days longer to go over the field and photograph the Indiana monumenta and markers for publication in their report to be made to the next Indiana general assembly.
Dnnn'i Hemovat'Sale.
Hiving decided to remove our stock of drags to Spencer, Ind., we desire to reduce our stock as much as posslb before packing for shipment. In older to do this we have commenced a removal sate which will continue until Saturday night, Sept. 16. Believing it iB better business policy to sell our stock at coBt, or even less, than to suatain a loss in way of breakage, expense of packing and transportation charges, we shall offer for aale at remarkably low prices our entire' stock of drugs, patent medicines, household syringes, high grade atationery, toilet preparations, fine soaps, chamois ekins, etc. Will sell fixtures and soda fountain at much less than cost. No goods will be charged during this sale.
Those we have favored with credit may greatly oblige us by adjusting their accounts at ODC3. O E. JJUNN.
Exulting Runawity.
Monday night the horses attached to a cab ran off in the north end of town and finally stopped by running into the residence, of Mrs. William Eadicutt. The tongue of the cab was jibbed through the side of the house and struck a large bureau, throwing it across the room and smashing it. The bureau in falling upset a stove, and the whole pile fell upon tbe bed occupied by one of the Eadicutt boys, that young maa narrowly escaping death, the bed being broken down Tbe entire interior of the room waB wrecked in thiB peculiar manner.
Indiana Books, College Books High School Books.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NEEDED IN THIS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
Note Books, Pens, Rulers,
The Largest Stock and the Greatest Variety. We Have Everything Ton Wa*i.
THE BOOK STORE,
123 East Main St. Chasi E3« Lacey* Crawfordsville, lad.
The Gem Ideal Steel Ranges
W.G.Swank, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon. Office 109% North Waahington St.
Realdenoe 209 High street. Calls attended In city or country, day or night. Telephone at Office
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OUR PRICES ARE EXRREMELY LOW--
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Paper, ink, Eraser 8»
[]18xl8 inch oven without reservoir.. .$25,S 20x18 inch oven without reservoir.. .. 28,
removable duplex grates. Biggest bargain ever offered.
VORIS & COX.
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Vandalia ltne Excursions.
Homesetkers' rates west and southwest Sept. 19 and Oct. 3. One fare plus 82.
To Detroit, Mich Sept. 10 and 17. Good to return Sept. 25. May be extended to Sept. 30. One fare, $7.95, round trip.
To Terre Haute, 8ept. It to 15, good to return including Sept. 16. One fare 81.60. Races.
To Chattanooga—Reunion Wilders Brigade 810 91 round trip, iroin? Sept, 18 and 19, return including Sept. 25.
To Indianapolis and return, Sept. 19 to 2^ state fair one fare, 81.30 return including Sept. 24.
Take the Vandaliafor Missouri Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, and Colorado points. J. 0. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
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ABSTRACTS^ OF TE Furnished at Reasonable Rates.
Money to loan on real estate. Deeds
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mortgages carefully executed.
WEBSTER & &ERGEN
Recorder's Office,
W. A. Swank
ATTORNEY.AT.LAW.
A general law business conducted in and adjoining counties. Special attan given to ail Probate Matters and Hxaminatl of Abstracts of l'ltte. Office, 118W BO Washington St., adjoining tbe office of J. Darter & Co. real estate agents. Phone 9
PER CENT, MONEY.
We are now authorized by our western veBtors, for whom we have the exclus agency In this section of the country, tom loans In sums of $1,000 and upward ota fl class farms at 6 per cent., granting tbe rower the option of paying 1100 or any mu pie thereof, or the entire loan at an Tnte paying time after first year. Interest pa ble seml-annutiiv. It will pav you tolnv" gate.
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T. Murphy A Co.,
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