Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 February 1888 — Page 8

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DHY GOODS.

NEW GOODS

*40 Pieces New Tricots

All tin- new colors.

10 Pieces New Silk Plushes

From to l)(-'v yard...

50 Rolls New Carpets

The best ami cheapest .lotjjWe

have ever had.

*100 Pieces New Oil Cloth

In all qualities ami Uir.d.-

25 cents up.

100 New Eugs

l'roin 50 cents to $20 each.

The store is full of new good

bought for spot cash ami will be

sold below all competition.

Campbell. Brothers

South of Court House

I O I a S

THE JOURNAL.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1 8S8.

Kits ON A I,

Billv Reeves was Latavette Saturday.

Dr. Orren Sloddar j, ot Merotn, is in the citv.

—Billv Suman is batnll to the grand lurv now in session. William Cavenaugh.of th:« citv, has been granted a pension. r..

fames anScovoc. of this township, has- Deen granted a pension.

Aivtn Marshal! and Cora A. Harris have been licensed to wed.

—Ilenrv Gill, of LaLoup, Kansas, is in the citv visiting bis brother. Ol. —A pension oa-» been granted to the ir.mor heir of lobn P. lVnr.ack.

l&ines I* i«dier. this citv. has been ca^ed on the lederal grand lurv. —Mi-s Mvrtle Parks, ot MaitinsviUe, 1 a guest ol her cousin, Mis* Jessie foslin.

__r Krout is quite ii! at his home corz'.er Grant avenue and College street.

W A a

home, corner of Market and Morgan

lohn G. Overton wording up a ijUiet boom tor Recorder on the Democratic ii- kc:. —Mis- Maggie Cramer, one of towr. tair girls is heie visiting Miss :-al lie BuCKweli. ha 1 ucker, of Bintord dru^ .-tore is wrun.g a novel. 1 he wile wio uc. 'Driven I roni Home. —Charley Rost has go: to Cleveland to tar.e a course ol lectures on the *ve and optics generally. —John L. Hanna is improving wonder' fui.y aid nis friends now have hopes oi his ultimate recovery. —Lafaveite Courier: O. L. Angell. of De.phi. and W illiam Reeves. ot Crawfordsviii-*, are at the Lahr.

—R. U. W hitney is having bad luck of tale with milfc cowo. he never gets a cow that something does not befall her —Rev-J- C- Barnhill preached at the Ch!*t-»ian church Sunday. Mr. Lwmg being anient In Kentucky attending a lunera..

Hon- l«'»hn L. WiUc n, ol Spokane Fails. V». 1. is in the citv. He accompanied tne remains ol bis orother lioni jhat place. /..—Rev. *. P- Kwing is hoim: fiom Kenturkv ami i- a^ain holding meetings at Alamo. He will clou? the meeting theie jr. a short time.

I- M. Birdcell. ol Wavnetown, was in tl c-tv with his hearse Monday to lake cb'tr^e ot the remains of Howard Wilson for Lollard A: Scott, their hearse being

Fnr

unable tj hire one in

out, anil llvy were this citv. -Mrs. 1". NVinton is lying very with congestion of the lungs.

line grs fmek win ol.i*.

pur

low

Mis Miuy Gerard is visiting Mi** Laura liowser at Indianapolis. Ira McConnell, of Muncie. in the ity on business and railing 011" old

frieijds. Leslie Davis went to Danville HI last night. lie will be In the city again on Saturday.

Stephen A. Williams and Loretm U. Munson have been lieened to marry by

tho Clerk. Rockville Republican. A. U. Anderson, Prosecuting Attorney of Montjjomciv county, was in town Monday on It-gal business.

Adjutant Kemp, of the Salvation Ar inv, will be in this city shortly. Preparations are already being made to tender him a grand reception.

J. H. Watson announces: that be is not a candidate for any office*. He might possibly be coaxed onto the track by his friends but it is extremely doubttul.

Latavette News: Mr. and Mrs. Chas Go tra, Mr. and Mrs. William Nicholson and Mrs. Albert Miller, all of Crawfordsville, are guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Simpson. —Rrck»*ille Tribune: Miss Flora Darter, a gitted elocutionist ot Crawfordsville, spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Ticknor, and drilled Mr. Ticknor in bis part tor "Messmates." —N. ]. Clodtelter will go to Pennsylvania in a few weeks to attend to some business for the Wabash Valley Protective Union. While in the State be will go to

Philadelphia and pay his publishers a visit.

—Dr. ]. W. Smith has titled uo a nice office in the two front rooms over Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett's grocery store where he would be pleased to see ninumerous friends and patrons. The doctor is well known here and needs no special introduction.

"Mv little son, three years of age, was terribly a'llllcted with scrofula. His bend was entirely coverrd with scrofulone sores, ami his body showed mauy marks of the di«eas?. A few bottles of Ayer's SarsHparlliueured hlin,' —W. J. Ht»ekett. Hvineru. lud.

Howard

Spokane a: Itevlew. Howard Wilson, a brother of our esteemed townsmen, John L. and Henr\ L. WiUon, died at the residence of Henry Wriison yesterday after a long and lingering illness. Everything that could be was done by a loving and ever watchful mother and soirowin^, relatives to make comfortable the last days of the unfortunate gentleman.- 1 he deceased has been a resident of Spokane Falls for almost five vears. He arrived in the city in tne Spring ol 18b3, with his b-other, John L., when the land ofhee was removed from Colfax to this place, and was connected with that office for a long tune. He was born in Crawfordsville, Indiana, and was years of age. i.ewasaman of many sterling qualities generous to a fault and numbered fhanv warm friends in the community who wnl sincerely deplore his untimely demise. I he remain- will be taKcn hast today under the charge of Mr. John L. W ilson. and be interred with those of the turnilv at Crawfordsville.

lllg Contract.

Lafavetto Courier: i.ntruets for the building of have b»'rii nlivtulv arrepud bv fav*ttH Cui'Morktf this v««ur.

,000 cars

In- LaOf thin

nuinher 1.500 are for the Chicago, Uur-

hngton A Northern, 7 0 for tho Duluth. South Shore At'lniilie. 200 for tin* Lake

Kn«* A W efsttii'ii. 1U0 for th»* Koehehter

Pittftijur*.: and 00 eais lor the Chicago »v

Indiana Coal road.

Syrup OT Figs.

Miimn'oeturwl only by the Caiirornia Mg Syrup Co., Hun Francisco. Lai., is Natures )wn lrucj laxative. This pl^asantCalifornla Jqunl fruit remedy may fe hud of Mes«rs NvcVi'o. Large hottU»s at tinv »M*nts or one dollar. Jt Is too most pheasant, prompt, and oII»'c:jv4'remedy known to cleanse the sytPin: toaoton the Ltver.kldneys. and llowel K«iitlv yet .thoroughly: to dispel ](aduchu.s Colds-nnd Fevers: to euro constipation, JdluKOKtion .and kindred Ills.

des of Hour, food. tn"al and •at Hour. g' to Crabljs

rare opport unit for in» ehanies.larin-

i'i i. pndW.Monn! men and students, Eph Jo»d'ft. Ci!'• *iit Suit S:»h*. Clndee from Eng

lished worsted,all wool ea.sriinere. Scotch

twrod suits you ]d«*k for £lo. »nods vahw.-d at$l!». $!."• and l.

Ciahbs »V ltovnold?» want all tliochoieo

milling wheat, seed oat* and corn they

can buy at highest market prices.

J'AINIS. W E IIA\E I HE best paints

made, mixed ami paste nt Im^lev Mar

tin

I nirt v-

bushel

ight pounds Holler Hour for id wheat, nt rabh «V Ib'vnold

To alhiy pains, subdue Intlaniination, hea foul sores ami ulceis, the most prompt and SHtlMaetory resulls nr« obtained by u^lng that old reliable reinedv, Dr. J. II. McLean Volcanic Oil Linimenl. sold by NvciV (.»•

Excitement in Texas.

(ireat excitement has beep caused in the vlciMtv ot Pans. lex., bv the remarkable recovery ol Mr. J. h. oriey, who was so helpless he could not turn In tied or raise his head evervhodv said he wasdviUK of eon. sumption. A trial bottle of In kinn New 1 Discovery was sent film. 1-lndini relict, he bouubt a la rue bottle and a box of Dr. Kings c\s L-le Pills: by the time 1m: had taken two boxes of pills ant! two bottles of the Disovcry. In? was well and had gained In ilt-sh thlrt" six pounds, lilal Hottlesof thisOrcat Imscovci lor (..onsumjdfon iree at Nye.v Co.

Floors have to bo painted, kitrhen floorn (•Npfclallv. iiw ladles, huv «.oli A Co.'s Kloor^Pmnt. I«*t nil others alone. Th«lr» will dry over-myht so you can walk aiounri the room in the morning. Head their miverllseinent on mute 7 of tills paper.

Fair Association.

The meeting of secretaries ot the Fair Association in the circuit comprising Terre Haute, Rockville, Lnfavette, New Ross, Frankfort and Crawfordsville was held at the Hoard of Trade rooms at Terre Haute Monday afternoon and was well attended Among the representatives present were W. H. F'son and J. A. Allen, ol Rockville V.. L, Snyder, of Crawfordsville Mortimer Levering, Lafayette, and C. C. Oakey and a number ol other* of Terre Haute. A resolution was adopted instructing the secretary to call upon all the secretaries ot the State and co-operate in securing Irom the State legislature an amendment for the protection ol agricultural societies bv the passage of a law making the license for shows and other exhibitions during the fair so high as to shut them out for the time being. Mr. C. C. Oakey was chosen secretary of the circuit. The following dates for the fairs were arranged:

Rockville, August 13 to l(j. Terre Haute, August 12? to 31. Lafayette, September to U. Crawfordsville, September 10 to 15. New Ross had decided to open the tanon August 13, but as this will conflict with Rockville, there will probably be a change. The date for the Frankfort lair has not been decided.

Uulf* of tlic Y. M. C. A.

The following rules have been printed on large cards and placed npon the walls of the V. M. C. A. rooms for the guidance of members and others who may frequent the rooms:

These rooms will be open everyday except Sunday, fiom 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Open Sunday from $ to 10 a. m. and from 2 lo 5 p. m.

The parlor, gymnasium and amusement rooms are for members only. The reading room is free to all.

Gentlemen are required to remove their hats on entering the rooms. Chewing or smoking atter entering the hall is strictly forbidden.

Profanity" or ungentiemanly conduct must not be indulged in. Unchristian influences will not be tolerated.

Anyone violating these rnles will throw himself liable to forfeiture ot membership.

The County Commissioners. Tne Boa~d ot Commissioners were in session Tuesday and employed Ben Crane to assist J. Burford county attorney and A. B. Anderson Prosecuting Attorney in the prosecution of the case against John L. Goben. lhe Board also re-emploved George Myers as Superintendent of the county asvlum for another vear. at the same salary *»00. Ihe Board was in special session for the transaction ot some important business laid over from the last regular

term.1--, ..-:

Ooing to Move.

W. D. |acock on January lb. turned over bis lease ot the undertaking ettab ishment lately owned bv F. L.. Snydey and was employed bv the owner, Mr. Birdcell, of Cincinnati, to operate four weeks. His tune will be up Feb. 13. At that time the stock and hearses will be sold if a purchaser can be found, or if not thev will be removed to Cincinnati. Mr. Jacocks will leave Crawfordsville on that date, probably to his old home in Omo.

lagers lorn.

Anotncr sad accident occuired this W ednesdav this tune at the tactorv ot the Brower Hay Tool Company. M. Buck is the victim, ant! three lingers of his right hand are torn into strings. He was operating a rip saw, cutting a groove in the bottom of a buggy bodv when a splinter caught it and threw Ins hand into the saw. lacerating it in a fearful manner. He will be laid up:or some time, but the lingers can probably be saved.*

hphlemic easles.

1 he black measles of the most malig

nant tvpe is raging at Darlington. Every

body lias them anil tne school has been aoout broken up. Misses SwiU ami Ker

sey had to dismiss their department* last Stafford

week on account of it. and if its ravages

continue the school will be stopped entirely. No deaths have occurred as vet

but there are some verv sick children in

the village and some cases may probably result fatallv.

Dcsith ol .Mrs. Maliov.

A Mistake. llacc has purchased the old

(»en. Lew W fiuttlcr house stead, at the corner ot I'arKe aveuue and Duller street, and \%ill remove from nis Ciawfordsvibe home tin spring.— Indianripolis lournai:

Investigations have b^cn made bv Tin-: [oi knai. and (.jcneral Waihicc has not purchased the Hutler j)io[erlv and will not move to Indianapoh-.

Hal! a Hundred.

Charlie Huffman was 50 years old lues-

dav. a number fit ni lrictids trom Had

dock Lodge O. (J. I. arranged a surprise for him last night. It was success-

1 nilv planned ami cxeculcd. A fine supper was spread and a jolly evening spent by a!l.

Being More Pleasun

1 he taste, more accept a Me to the stomach, and morn beneficial

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ts action, the

famous California liquid lrul remedy.Syrup of Is rapidly HUpcrseolni all others Try It. Larue hoti'es for sa.e tiv NvutVCo.

I'or ale.

Four Knglinh Shire horses at Holj. vis. stable on Pocc street. Call and see I hey are oxlra fine.

THK ORPHAN'S IIOMK.

The Annual Mooting of tho Association -KliTilon of OHU*er* Kcpoi t*, Kte. The annual meeting ot the Orphans' Home Association of this county was held Tuesday at the residence ot V. Q. Irwm. The following oflicers were elected lor the ensuing year: President, Joseph Million Vice President, Mrs. J. M. Lane Secretary, O. M. Gregg Treasurer, Mrs. S. S.

McCain Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Jul.a W. Irwin. Mrs. Jane I liner. Matron of the Home submitted her annual report. The number ofchildren cared for at the Home during the vear has varied at difVerent times from 15 to '25. At present there are 15 children at the Home, all boys but one. Thirteen ot this number are attending school and doing better than they have ever done at school before. There was one death during the vear, that of a baby three months old the first death that has occurred at the Home for several years. Theru iias been but very little sickness during the y?ar

During the year SJ0 have found homes where they will be well taken care of. Ten were returned to the Home as not satisfaction.

giving

The Treasurer's report shows that at the beginning of the vear there was a balance in the treasury ol $307,03. Received from the county during the year, $1,?S0 membership fees and donations received $42.50 making a total ol $2,12!.53. The expenditures for various purposes toot up to $2,105.05, leaving a balance ot $24 48 in the treasury to commence the year with.

The Orphans* Home is a grand institution and is doii a work which without it would be neglected. It is taking infants from the county asylum and from the slums where moral pestilence blights and kills the soul, and cares for them until good homes can be procured, and the little waifs placed where they can be reared up as honorable men and women. The Home is the direct result of the work of a band of Christian workers with the good of suffering and innocent humanity at heart, and by their efforts thecountv was induced to lend aid, reluctantly at first, but now given cheerfully. People all over the county should encourage the work and be liberal in their donations. If the people generally understood more thoroughly ihe aims and objects of the Association there would be a larger balance in the treasury at the end of the present vear than there was at the close of the last.

KI NOSLKY'S ClfAPKL.

John Elkins ison the sick list. Jauies Hurt isstoppinir with E. C. Shaver,'' G. N. Carson is clerking for Enos O'Connor.

Johnnv O Conner is visiting in Boone county. Miss Ella O Conner is home from a visit at Greencastle.

A. A. Caster will work for Henry Johnson this summer. Miss Nina Hemphill, of Missouri, is visiting at H. Trout s.

C. F. KiUen. ol Linden, visited friends here Saturday night. Charlie Emiore is going West to teach school in the near future.

This neighborhood can boast nf one man who belongs to tho State Milita. E. J. Hancc, ol Ohio, is visiting friends and relatives in this neighborhcod.

Prof. Slavens reports a grand success at the show at Flat Creek school houso. Our fanners have been greatly annoyed bv men pretending to be hunting work.

It. II. Virts will erect a new dwelling this summer. W A. Slavens is the architect. The literary at this place is

a flourish

ing condition. Everybody is invited to attend. Several of our young folks enjoyed the hospitality Df Marshall Trout and wile at Whitesville Sunday.

Davison Khoads is longing for spring to coine. Uuinor savs he will take a voyage on the inatrunonal sea.

A. H. Caster has purchased his wind pumps and will put it in position as soon as the weather will permit.

S. A. Trout and

S. Aininerinan attend

ed the debate between J. A. and F. J\ Mount at Darlington Saturday night. Kd Kshelman chased a large red fox away from his henery not long ago. He has a trap set now and thinks lie will catch him if he comes back.

We would inform some Smartsbure parties to keep their hounds at home or they will come home missing. One of our farmers chased four from running his stock last week.

It was reported here Sunday morning that the Rev. Burr would fill Rev. John M. Appointment here Sunday afternoon but he failed to put in an appearance.

K. C. Craig i-upied the time. NI:\V uoss.

Charlie Uavis has proumonia. B. F. Walkup ha« a very sore hand. Lydia Stoner is on the sick list

Mrs. J.

Mrs. Lida Mahov. ol Sugar Creek township, died :tl her home near Bowers Station ruesdav of pleurisy. Ihe deceased was (l \cars ot age and has ncen a resident of this county lor a number of vcars. 11 itr luneral took ace from Foiato Creek church :.t 11 o'clock W cdrusdav. Interment at l'cter^on ccrnetcry.

S. Davis was ut Jamestown Satur-

dav. Mrs. Week.

T. M. owell is on the sick list, this

W'hitely visited at Jamestown part

Mr«.

I of last week Born to Mr Fob. a son.

and Mrs. Tom Burroughs

and Mrs. W m. Tipton, Feb.

Born to Mr. 'i, a daughter. •I. A. Morrison and family at this writing. 1 (icnr^e Benefiel. ot t.rawlordsvillc, in town Wednesday.

are improving

was

Mrs. M. I*-. Haillov visited at Jamestown the first part of the week. 1 Mr. W auoner. of tdiicaeo. was in town the latter part of last week.

Dora Ile^kins. of lMtsnoro. called on friends in this vicinity Sunday. The meetings still continue at theM. Iv church. Nine additions to date. .lames Kvcrson started ins mill Thursday morning. W alkei\ of Jamestown, in tho head sawer.

A couple of Jamestown's eiti-/«'ns attemled services at the Christian church SaturI day evening.

Four persons united with the Christian church bv commendation ar the services Saturday evening.

W. W. Lwing. county superintendent, was in town Monday evening. Be left via of the Midland for Ladoga.

Klder Kunion. of Morgan county, occnpied the pulpit at Providence church Sunday morning and evening.

Anson Crawford, son of A. B. Crawford has eoiue home from W voming territory, Be has IxM-n absent tweniy two years,

Several persons attended the meetings at the Jamestown Christian church the first 1 part of tho week. Seventeen additions at that place.

1 Mary, I fhlnit you nao octler try Hihhurd's hroal and Lum I'alsain for your'cold, for 1 hear nothing but the highest praise of

11.

JBWBLSHB.

KLINE & GRAHAM JEWELERS

Keep Constantly on Hand a Large Stock of

Jewelry,'Watches,Clocks and Silverware

cents

Kiee, per pound ti^eent* Raisins, per pound h) runts Dried Currants, per pound .. S^.eents Lima Beans, per pound f» "cents Soup Beans, per pound 5 cenl-s Hominy, per pound cents Pure Buck wheat, per pound

cents

81 lea, lor si) cents SO-cent Tea, for GO cents W-eentToH, for

cents

If You Value Your Eyesight

Diamond Lens Spectacles

I hoy wltl stivnutlu'M your oyes, boa coirfort anil uvolM tho I'miuent change necosKarv wiien .UlW

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GROCERIES.<p></p>Bottom

Rock Prices

ii The Following Are Our Cut-Price Fioures:

Flnejell.v, per pound 5 cents Corn Starch, per pound ../ 7 cents Gloss Starch, per pound

Best Brands of Flour at the Lowest Prices.

I li- price tf Sujjarx arc so tmsettlcil lliat we cuntiot jfive permanent prices, but you can always gel it cheaper c. us than anyone. We roast Coflee every oilier ilay and vou can always get trcsh cofl'ee of the llnest quality.

Remember, we sell groceries t'jr CASH only therefore it is usell-ss to ask credit. You can buy Iluailliglu Oil for 10 cents per gallon.

We carry a full line ol Furniture, Stoves, Dishes, Etc., and have some great bargains to oiler you.

Barnhill, Honiadav & Pickett,

No. 211, 213, 215,217 East Main Street.

SHOE BUYERS! A Positive Saving

To all tliost* wishing to

Keep Up With the Progress of the Times

A nil give up lie (ld Idea of

Paying' 2 or 3 Middlemen's Profits in These Days of Panic

and Hard Times, when It Is Necessary to Practice

Economy in Buying- Boots and Shoes.

II is, IlicnH'oro, lime you should

Look to Your Own Interest and Repudiate

these Follies and Patronize an Institution Sf

Who Manufactures their OwnGoods.

Such Is the Concern Amidst You

J\.NOW2s AS TilH

CAPITAL & LABOR

Boot & Shoe Association

HO South Washington Street.

Opposite the Citizens National Bank.

UON'l' TRUST

DKI.K'ATH OUUAN TO KVERY

1 only lo (lml when to Intc that your eyi'Hart. hiully MiJnrot-In not lulncd—but' call onkMNK^UHAIlAM an 11AVK YOUlt liYKS

I I'.hlKI) AMI JT1TEI) as they should bo ami llit.ro will I iu no Kllmnierlny anil achinu oytn.

South of the Court House

Oood Black Tea cents 1 pound can Good Making Powder...'JU cent* Vlound can ...10 centR I lb can Royal linking Powder 15 cents k-pound £1 ccuts hvnporated Apples U^eentH I can fine Yellow California Peaches..^ cents Uo-cent bag or Fine Salt 10 cents lO ceut bug of i* lue Salt 5 cents 25-cent Broom -jo rents L!0 cent Washtuh 70 cents N) ceut Washtub «o cents lM)-ecnt Washtub fiO cents