Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 September 1891 — Page 3

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For

Ladies'

AND MANY THERE BE WE HOPE, V/ILL

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LADIES!

SPEND HER CENTS FOR A USEFUL CAKE

nf FAI RBANK'S-SANTA- GLAUS-SOAP-

WATCHES, WATCHES, Only $9.97.

Greatest Bargains in Watclus ever offered (or one week only! We Only Have a Few of Them Left.

WE WILL GIVE YOU THE CHOICE OF A STEM-WIND

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1 hey will keep your feet dry and warm.

ED VAN CAiViP & CO.

PERSONS WHO PREFER

Home Uvea.do Bread. 1o tha: Baked by Bikers

SHOULD THY•

ALB I S

Only $9.97!

14-K Solid Gold Elgin Movement

orjsrr/x" $16.10.

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Rogers Triple Plated Knives or Forks only $2,75 DozRogers Tea Spoons 85 Os p?,rS t. Rogers Table Spoons, $1 50 Set Books, Bibles, Albums, Jewelry, and Silverware

Equally as Cheap.

GoodsMust Bn Sold to Pay a Mortgage. You in save one-balf by buying Guristmas Presnow.

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Hazzett & Co.,

213 East Main Street

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Elgin movements

DAILY JOURWIL.

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The Daimt Journal ltobiuson & Wnlluco.

is for salo by

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,—"Faust" lit Music Hull to-night. —Ono drunk lis lined in the Mayor's court this morning. —Gns pipe is rolling into the city by tho hundreds of tons. —Dr. Culver, of Wayne-town is contemplating removing to this city. -Wheat

ib

on a littlu boom just now

ami is bringing 90 cent-, bushel. —Gus Meyer was lined one dollar and ro :t8 yoBtorday for selling litjnor on Sunday. —.Tudge A.. IX Thomas and Mrs. Essick will entertain a small party at tea this ovening. —The subscription to tho Indianapolis Journal has boon increased just 100 hero in the

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Medium, 0." cents. Large, i»U cunts Buckets, Howls, .SIhw

Cllttrrs, iiw arc ol ii'l kinds.--

week.

—There was ]nite a little frost last night and red leaved maple trees will soon bo blazi jg on every side. —W. l'\ Hl.arpe lias been awarded tho ormtruct to draw plans for a $7,000 Christian church at Chariton, Iowa. —Tho Hooves Opera Company arrived from Frankfort to-day and will present "Faust" at Music Hall to-night. •Tho funeral or the lato Mrs. l'ontious will occur at 3 o'clock to-morrow ifternoon instead of 2, as previously announced. -Ono of tho wagous used in distributing tho gas pipe was stalled on east Wabash avenue this morning and broken up. —Married, near Colfax, at tho resinco of John I. Davis, Sept. '251, 1801, by Kev. W. 11. Koutz, Robert T. Clark and Miss Laura Davis. -Walter Evans and wife will move from Indianapolis to Washington, D. C., next month, whore Mr. Evans has a .position in tho Smithsonian Institute. /A —Paul Allen, tho son of Capt. Dave Allon, of Frankfort, committed suicide yesterday by taking a large doso of hydrate of chloral. It was his twentymrth birthday. —Win. Burke, of Ladoga, was hauled up before .Tudge Snyder this morning to answer to an indictment for assault nnd battery on one Lanier. Ho pleaded lilty and was duly fined. -School district No. 10, Howard Griest teacher, has been dismissed on account of malignant diphtheria in the neighborhood. Tho house will bo fumigated and and tho water examined. —John Coyle and family have removed buck to Crawfordsville from Torre

Haule. Miss Lillie Coylo has severed her connection with Coatos College and will open a boarding house in the Mills property in tho College campus. -The Ladies Aid Society tho M. E church will meet on Saturday afternoon Oct. 3, ht 2 o'clock, in tho church par. lord for tho election of officers, post n'd on account of tho fun 1 of Mrs, Po itions, who was a member of t! society. -Lon Brooks, tho doublo somersault leapor and trick tumbler, has returned home after a very successful season with Fred Locke's colossal shows, lio will next season introduce his new bounding ropo act, which will bo a novelty and future to any show. —Tho friends of Capt. D. F. Allon, of Frankfort, in this city will deeply sympathize with him in tho death of is son, Paul, which occurred on Monday evening,caused by an overdose of chloral probably with suicidal intent, though this will never be known. —Tho Daily Reporter is tho latest newspaper enterprise at Lebanon. Its makeup is good, its nows columns full and from all appearances seems destined to a successful career in the journalistic field. It is neutral in politics and is owned and edited by Allon «fc Martin, both capable men.

Watch crystals put in watches only 5c at 213 east Main street.

They Shot Prairio Chickens. Tho grand jury indicted Dan Pickett and Jorre Carver for shooting prairie chickens before tho law protecting them went out of effect. They wore each fined $5 and cost by Judge Snydor yesterday. There wero about two dozen other cases which tho jury might have had just as easily as not by calling up sjmo well known sportsmen of Craw fordsville.

A Busy Meeting.

At tho mooting of tho P. O. S. of A. last evening work was done in the throe degrees, nnd a couimittoo was appointed to draft resolutions on the death of tho wife of Brothor Harrio PontioiiB. A cordial invitation was accepted to bo present nt tho dedication of a now P. O. S. of A. hall at Now Richmond to-mor-row ovening. Those who can go should assemblo on tho Campbell corner nt 5 p. 111. (Thursday) and join tho crowd.

Pulled the House.

Officer Connors was out amongst 'em last night and pullod the houso of Mrs. SnrahStrothers who got a divorce in the Circuit Court last week. Sarah nnd Grace Mitcliol, a cornfield ennnry who is sojourning with Mrs. Strothors, sent in a plea of guilty and all their monoy nnd jewelry to liquidate. John Whalen, of the Valloy saloon, was also present nnd sent up his watch to demonstrate that his intentions toward tho govornmont wore good.

Attend tho auction to-night. 8

"WORKING THE FLOOR,

Elder J. W. Carney Turns Up as a Tull Fledged Minister in the Christian Oimroti.

Everyono will remember the case of Kev. J. W. Carney, who was jailed here on the day of the Farmers' Alliance picnic for being drunk and disorderly. The Eldor was at that time posing as an expounder of tho word according to tho Nowlight Baptist interpretation. When tho caso which was made against him in tho Mayor's court was made public Carney's followers around over tho county lost faith in him and he finally declared his intention of emigrating to Illinois. Ho loft Montgomery county accordingly and was not hoard from again until yesterday when Elder Maxwell recoived a letter from D. O. Coy, of Taylorsvillo, Ind., stating that Carney had boon admitted there to tho conference of tho Christian church and is now presiding over a flourishing flock near

Taylorsvillo. In some way it had leaked out, as such things always do, that Carney's career in this part of the world had not been exactly what it should bavo been. Chargos wero preferred ngainst him but Carney entered a general nnd swooping denial challenging any and all to provo ought against, him. Elder Maxwell was requested to forward all tho evidence against him and this morning forwarded to Taylorsvillo tho entry on the Mayor's docket and tho articles on tho case which were published in Tin: Jouunai, at the time. It is altogether probable that Eldor Carney will shortly ooaso to exhort in Eastern Indiana.

The Deliberations of the Doctjrs. The Montgomery County Medical Society mot in tho court house yesterday afternoon and held a most interesting and profitable sossion. There was a large attendance and there was every indication that the society is growing in usefulness. Dr. Morrison, of Indianapolis, spoko on "The Clinical Aspects of Malignant Tumors Dr. T. F. Leech, of this city, on "Malignant Tumors," and Dr. Vinnedgo, of Lafayette, on "Clinical Notes and Observations as to tho Management of Malignant Diseases.' The last address was by Dr. Potter, of Indianapolis, whoso subject was "SelfLimitation and Artificial Immunity and Protection from Infectious Diseases." Ho also discussed tho Koch treatment of tuboreulosis. Tho following resolutions wero adopted by tho society:

Wiiriieas Death has entered thchomo of our brother, Dr. E. H. Cowan, and taken an only and boloved son, therefore

Rcxalretl That we, his professional brothers, in mooting assembled, extend to our brother and his estimable wife our heart felt sympathies in their severe bereavement. lienolved Ti, I wcrotary of our so cioty bo instr:i. ted to tr.'T.imit a copy of the above t' MI iron* of tho deceased.

Faust To-night.

Reeves' English Opora Bouffo Company presented thoir original satire on G-Kitho'8 immortal poeui "Faust" at tho Grand last night to a crowded house, and to sny that tho audionco wero pleas ed would bo expressing it mildly in deed.

Tho satire is written by Mr. Monroe, the well-known Boston nowspaper man, and is really excellent, tho linos sparkle with wit and are interpreted by a 00111 pany far above tho average.

Tho music is all that could bo expect ed from the genius and taste of Prof. Zinn, tho composer and musical director.

Tho chorus is strong nnd is qpmposed of by far tho prettiest girls that have visited tho city for Bome tinio.

Tho satire is devoid of nil that is coarse and common, and wo are pleased to note that some of our most respected society ladies wore among the audionce last night. Tho Journal extonds con gratulations to Mr. Reevos and hopos that our citizens may soon again have the pleasure of seeing thoir pleasing en tortainment.—Lincoln Journal.

Dr. Hovey to Preach at Middletown. Sinco closing his pastorate with the Park streot church about a year ago, Rev. H. C. llovoy has boen occupied most of tho time in scientific and literary pursuits and 11:1s travelled exclusively through tho south and west. He has now accepted an invitation to cupply tho pulpit, of the South Congregational oh trch of Middletown, Conn., for one year, beginning with tho first of October whilo tho pastor, Rev. Peter M. Sny dor, is absent in Germany with his fam ily. As acting pastor, Dr. Hovey will resido in tho parsonage nnd attend tho varied ministerial duties devolving upon him but with an understanding that ho mny make a limited number engagements to lecturo during tho soam. Tho South church has a large membership of nearly 500, and its buildings aro finely finished and thoroughly equipped.—Bridgeport Post.

From Pounding Tin to Preaching. Rov. W. H. Miller, of Crawfordsville appointed by the lato TJ. B. conforenc to tho pastorate of tho U. B. church this city, began his work for tho year last night. Ho was greeted by a large congregation, and delivorod an address highly effective nnd thoroughly nppreciatod.—Lebanon Reporter.

Mr. Miller is a brothor of Mrs. Sallie Rmnsoy and will bo remembored as the tinnor. His friends horo wish him success in his now calling.

—Eyo, oar, noso and' throat diseases only, Dr. Greeno, Room 2, Joel Block. Examination nnd consultation free.

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The Book Eocepticn.

Tho book reception nt tho Y. M. C. A. rooms last night was quitoa success, forty good valumos being added to the library and ovor SI'2 in money cloarcd. Tho literary programme was tho chief feature of the ovening and was admirable in every particular- Tho Athenian Orchestra opened by a very good musical solection, nnd Miss Alma McCluer followed with a beautiful soprano solo entitled, "Wako, Robin, Wako." A trio of students, Hunter, Rhoados and Richardson, thon enhtivated tho audienoo by a selection given on banjn, guitar and mandolin. Thoy were followed by Miss Pet Carr in hor Delsnrto posing. This performance has received flattering com ment in The Joukjjal before, and we would only say that this feature magnificent. Little Belle Gilkey, Burlington, Iovn, astonished and pleas ed ovoryono by hor phon lmeial' nor formanco on the piano and w:.d followed by Miss Louio Brown who delivered stirring recitation. Aftor another se lection by tho orchestra the audionco adjourned for ico croum and tho reinaiu dor of tho evening was pleasantly passed about tho spacious rooms of tho associn tion.

was of

Malignant Diphheria.

Ono milo enst of the city thoro is a neighborhood which Dr. Taylor yoster day placed in quarantine. Several fam ilies thero are down with diphheria and a very malignant form of it. Yesterday afternoon, Forest, the fivo-year-old son of A. W. Hood and wife, ,died and his elder brother is not expected to live, Several other casos in the snmo neigh borhood are very likely to prove fatal and the health officers are taking every precaution to prevent tho disease get ting out of the neighborhood and to this city, whore it would prove a terrible thing. The funeral of the little Hood boy was strictly private and the fami lies in which tho disease has manifested itsolf aro not allowed to mingle with the neighbors who have as yot escaped This is something more than a scare and parents would do well to look after tho health of thoir children and be extromoly cautious about exposing them.

DKAFXEUS CAX'T UK CURElt by local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the ear.

There is only ono way to cure deafness, nnd that is by constitutional remedies. DeafnesB is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tubo gets inflnmed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, aud unless tho inflammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to its normnl condition, hearing will be destroyed forovor nine cases out of ten are caused by cntarrli, which is nothing but an inliamod condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for nny case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that wo cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggist, 75 cents.

Watch springs only 25c nt 213 east Main street.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai September Ice Hilts. Ice bills for September aro now due and will be presented for payment at onuo. Wm. Mautin

& Son.

We Are Now Ready

Toshow the largest, the handsomest, best selected and most varied stock ever bought by us on

prcious occasion. Having looked lorward to an early Fall trade we made ve-y large purchases for

our many departments, and now as the cold wave is expected we are fully prepared to do a rushing

business. Whether the cold wave arrives soon or not we have made prices on new goods that wil'

astonish all, and also influence purchasers. Don't delay, but take advantage of the prices we have

made for this week. We have everything new in Millinery, everything that is exquisit in cloaks,

and wrape imirrnse variety of blankets from cheapest to the finest bed-comforts in endless variet)

beautiful line new dress goods large line of corsets at all prices. Be sure to call and see our goods.

Next Door to Eiston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

W. R. GOSNELL,

lias opened a branch ollieeof the

GIVE US A CALL.

The American Steam Laundry.

129 South Green Street,

Laund»y left there will receive prompt attention.

Given Away by THE FAIR,

107 South Washington Street.

Four of Best Books Written!

DORE'S GALLEliY OF BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS AND STORIES. \vi*h 100 Illustrations and ?i portrait of Dure quarto, cloth. SITAKSPERE'S COMPLETE WORKS,with glossary,

pages and 30 illustrations. LIFE OF GEN JOHN A. LOGAN, revised edition, with letter of. Mrs Logan octavo. BEN HUH. Gen. Lew Wallace's famous book.

Your choice of any of above books with $20 worth of purchases at

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Beating

ENGINEER.

Agent for

The Florida Steam and Hot, Water Boiler.

Gas Fitting, Ga* Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Residences.

Plans and Specifications

For City o* Country Work in Any of the above branches.

Oidersleft at Zack Mahofney's will receive prompt attent ion.

It was scarcely necessary to placo our Boy's suits in nomination, because they wore already running liko wildfire. Their availability is so unquestioned that all parties can unite upon thorn and they nro so popular that their nomination is equivalent to election. In one respect they are at the top of the clothing poll nnd in another ut tho bottom. Thoy are at tho top in all that goes to make a faultless suit and nt tho bottom in the matter of prico, and, liko the good candidates, they'll redeem every pledge that is mado in thoir behalf. Equally strong candidates aro our mon's and children's suits.

Come and seo us. Tours Truly

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Tlio outy One Prleo Olotlitor.

Ors.l .J.&nd Martha E.H. Griffith

218 Soutb Omen street

Ofllco and Kestdonoo

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special Attention Chronic and Surgical Disease* of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a gene: *1 practice.

CONSULTATION FRKB.

Joe Fossee

Js now sole -proprietor oj the Barber Shopformerly o-juned by A'ei/esf &

Fossee.

Only expert barbers employed. Bath tubs in connection with the shop.

Joe Fossee.

POP CORN.

KNOW ALL MEN (also women and children) that I have moved my steam corn {topper to Alain street in front of Joe Taylor's. Everybody try a sack of hot, luscious popcorn.

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

Furnished on short notlco from the mo?t complete sot of ab8trjcts books InMuntgomcry county.

ALBERT C. JENNISON

Loan. Insurance aud ileal Estate Agent & .Tioneer Abstracter.

PIONEER ABSTRATER,

-.-Over 181 K. Main St.. Crawfordsville, Imilium.

Mr.Gulbord will opcu a touch school in tiio fore part of September. Thoso who wish to loam and speak properly \u a brl time, the Fronch laniruago. aro invltod to call and see him or send hi in thoiraddress aud lie will call ou them. Classes overy evening from 7 p.m. to 1) n. excepting Saturday. If thero shouUf bo tcu ladloR to take lessons Mr. Gutbord will hold for them a special class In tho afternoon from 3 till 5 o'clock. Fees for three months'course $10. Call or address,

L. J. QiTiitOKD, 127 South Grccu St.