Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 January 1890 — Page 3
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Calls answered »t any hour, day or night. Office with Snodgrass A Murphy Da north Washington street residence 20 wont Market, street.
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A Card of Thanks.
For next SO Days.
Robinson & Wallace.
01! S VI.F.-A WhlU' SowliiK iimcliliiu, entirely new. Apply ill this olllcc.
rooms on West Mulu Nicholson.
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with water Inquire at
F°prlvVrJ(jes null tuitli room.
KENT—Several suits of eleifunt rnonis with imnii'tes. presses unit ciipbourds just HuMied In Hurler's bloek mill for rent over
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Cliurni's store on cast Main
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WANTED.
and Traveling siilesinen
to sell Iailirleallnir Oils. Apply for terms to the WeterlelM Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
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WANTKIl—Anyone
WANTED-Merithis
men to sell for us,
either on Milarv or commission. Aildress. May Brothers, Nurserymen, Itoeliester, I N. Y.
In need of amirsn. or
who wlsli Vewli'ir done ell her at.tlielr homes or out, will pleiusu eull on Mrs. U. It Gerard, 404 John St fret.
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/EI).—Salesman wanted at. once. Local or traveling. Itltt pay, steady work. Quick selling .eelalties. Out tit ree. Kxnerleneo unnecessary, .lames B. Whitney, Nurser\%iiun. Rochester, N. Y.
lo rcpresentour well-known
Nursery In county, for town and connirv trade. Oood pay weekly. Good refI ivuivs minimi. Apply (iiilck, stutlntf aire llltOTHKKSUnnipuuv ChlcaKO, 111.
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THE BA.YLESS
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We wish to extend our hearty hanks to our numerous custoners during the departed year. Dur trade was very large and we lave the consolation of knowing hat our efforts to supply the denand for a superior line of goods vas fully appreciated by our :ustomers. We have firmly held iur trade, which is constantly on he increase,-and this fact alone a positive guarantee thai our ine of groceries is first-clays.
During the coming year we vill still continue to strive to ceep the choicest stock of gro:eries and thus we will be able to )leaseour customers, old and new.
We cordially invite everybody Bp call and inspect our line of roods, and everything will be pund to be just as represented
We are constantly receiving. j"esh stock and thus we are able always have excellent goods.
We wish everybody a proserous year, and hope they may ljoy life and satisfy their hunger •ith groceries bought from
NSMINGER & SEAWRIGHT.
Neilest& Fossee's
Bath Rooms
•Will Hereafter
BeClosedonSunday.
PATHS, 20 CENTS,
O for $1.
11 Ills change iscaiiscd by tho Sunday
|w which makes it an offense io keep
pien on Sundays.
jhildren Cry for Pitcher's Castorii l??!10
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using Hlbbard's rheu-
T. syrup Is unllko all medicines eon»."i^''"tes or poisons, it being en»eiy free from them. It cures rheumar'," "jy Purifying the blood. For sale pa highly recommended by Moflatt, lorgau & Co.
DAILY JOURNAL
TIIUHSDAY, .IANUAUY 1G. I MM).
THE CITY.
To-lJavV Weathor Keport.
For ludiaua—Snow, cold wavu.
POINTS TOR PLEASURE-SEEKERS.
FRIDAY.—At Music Hall, "Only a Farmers' Daughter." At McPhorsou l'of,t headquarters, a G. A. U. social in the evening.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Notico is hereby given to tlioso men, their wives aud daughters, who contemplate organizing chapter of the order of the Eastern Star to meet at the Masonic hall this evening, Jan. 1(5, at 7 o'clock for the purpose of effecting sin organization.
The Indies of tho North division of the Christian church will meet on Friday at 2:30 o'clock p. m., at tho residence of Mrs. George Abraham, 1152 west Main street.
Horses Shipped to Utah.
John T. Kniffin to day slapped from Insley's stables, stallions valued at §9,000, There were jnst six of them, a oar load. Among them svero the famous "Matchless," once owned by O'Neal, Galloway & Co., aod "Prince" formerly tho property of Howard O'Neal and James Galloway.
G. E. Social,
The members of the G. A. 11. Post aud the Womans' Relief Corps will give asocial to-morrow night at post headquarters. There will be no refreshments served and will be freo to all. The entertainment will consist of music and short addresses. Tho object is simply to have a good social time. All members of both organizations together with their friends are cordially invited to be present.
Lieut, May Receives a Sword. Greencastlo Sun: Yesterday afternoon, at tlio usual drill hour, on the college grounds, tho battalion was formally turned over by Lieut. May to his successor, Lieut. Williams. Besides a full attendance of cadets, a large number of visitors were present. Upon bell ilf of the batallion, Col. J. Riley Weaver, in a very liappy manner, presented the, retiring commander with an elegant sword. It was a beautiful piece of wcrliieauship of the I'ettibono manufacture ana cost $1)5. The Lioutouaut was deep! 1,11V oted by tho preseututioi
Married end Happy.
Charley Davis and Mrs. Ella Peterman were married lust evening at tho homo of the bride's mother, Mrs. McClure, at Wesley. The solt-nm ceremony was performed just at half past seven by Rev. G. Fuson, ot this city. Mr. and Mrs. Davis cumo to Crawfordsvillo this afternoon and immediately settled down to housekeeping at tho residence of Mrs. Fannie Coates. Charley is tlio popular and hustling baggage mau for Bayless. Those present at tho wedding from this city were Bige Bayless and wife, Dubby Wasson aud wife, Miss Jessie Swift, who teaches school at Wes ley, and Walter Rosbro.
The Union Meeting.
A large audience was in attendance at tlie revival meeting last night at tho Y, M. C. A. Armory. The singirg was led by J. H. O «bor no. Rev. R.J. Cunningham ham dolivored tho address founding his remarks on the 21st verse of tho 42nd chapter ofGenes's: "And they aid to one another, Wo are rily guilty concerning our brother, in that we saw the anguish of lus soul, when he besought us, and we would not hear JJiereforo is this distress eomo up in us." This was the language of Joseph's brethren after they had gone down to Egypt to buy corn. Although Joseph hud not made himself known to them yet their oonsoiences accused them. And so with us as sinners. Our consciences aocuse us and we feel our guilt. At the conclusion of tho Doctor's interesting sermon, prayer was offered by Rev. F. H. Hays and Fred Rosebro. Services will be held to-night. Mr. Stepenson, one of the Evangelists from Chicago, will be here on Friday afternoon and desires to meet thoasingers after the services that evening. Mr. Hyde will be here on Saturday and will begin work on Sunday I afternoon.
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I SOCIETY.
i8t and Future Events in Crawfords* ville's Guntln Vortex, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kirkpatrick entertained a 1 iige curd party last even ing at their lioni" on I Tho guests numbered about forty and all engaged in the ever popular game, progressive euchre. '1 lie two lirst prizes weve won by Mrs. Tom Nolan and
Chas. Hurst, while Mrs. T. M. Robbius aud Stan Keeney by hard work capturcd the boobies. Everything contributed to make the evening a most pleasant one, not the least of which was the delicate refreshments.
Invitations to tho number of about ono hundred liuve been issued by Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hughes for a reception to bo given at their home at 1008 east Main street ou next Tuesday, January 21. The iuyitatious aro for tlireo different, hours, five, bi\ and seven o'clock. It is tho occasion of tho tenth anniversary of their marriage, in othor words their tin wedding.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harvey Tinsley will give their second largo party of this week to-night. Their beautiful homeiu Lougview is well adapted to entertaining.
Capt. J. B. Pence and wu'o entertained about twonty young people last evening in honor of their niece and guest, Miss Ada Pence, of Frankfort.
Col. A. A. Sprague aud .vifo will give a select card party ou Friday eveniug. ilioso favored with invitations anticipate a pleasant time.
Albert Miller and wife will 'ontertuiu a party at progressive eueliro this evening.
Came in With the Century
Cornelius Smock came into existence when the l'.lth century was fifteen days old. Therefore to day Mr. Smock celebrated his 8!)th birthday. The old gentleman's age is telling on him. Two years ago he gave up his old custom of cradling a little wheat every year. He still reads the newspapers though, having been a subscriber to tho Cincinnati Gazette since beforo the war.
Our Chicken Fanciers,
Those trom this county who have exhibits at the State Poultry Show at Indianapolis were Prof. Jacob Norris, Ben Myers, Simon Hostetter, James Hutchinson, aud J. H. Servies. So fnr Mr. Servies has obtained first premium for Golden Wyandotte cock, second for hen, first, second and fourth for pullets aud lirst for pen.
Fined for Assault. S
Joe Allen was lined by Mayor Russle $20 this morning for his assult an Eph Griffith. Allen is thinking of bringing action against Griffith for breeding horses inside thecity limits.
Chicago Markets.
Tho following are to-day's Chicago market quotations as furnished TUB JouitNAii by JI. McICeo & Co., commission merchants:
WHEAT, May option—Opening Slj®} cents, highest 81}, lowest 81J@}, closing 81i@8.
CORN, May—31J, highest31 lowest 31 closing at 31j}@j. OATS, May—Opening 22J, highest 22J, lowest 22j 2, closing at22.
POHK, Slay—Opening 9.90, l'igh ost, 9.90, lowest, 9.87} closing, at9:87j. S Kins, May—Opening at §1.90 highest, 4.90 lowest -1.90, closing d.90.
Receipts of hogs 34,000. Market steady. Car lots to-day—Wheat, 50 corn, 194 oats, 125.
00L0BED NOTES
Henry Nettles is on siok list with la grippe. Minnie Hale is in school again after being sick two weeks with diphtheria.
Miss Bessie Williams, who has been suffering from la grippe is convalescing and on tho high road to recovery.
Scipio Lodge, G. U. O. of O. F. will elect trustees next Monday evening. They meet now in tho old MaB0Ui° H*1'! on Main street.
Just Itccelved.
Tho latest songs and folioes at 207 cast Main street,
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A SUGAR FAUTORY.
The Possibility of Manufacturing Sugar in This City From Beets Raised in This County.
The 13usiness Mens' Association at its last meeting discussed tho possibility of introducing a groat many facto ios into this city, and now THE JOUHXAI. respectfully brings forward tho idea of establishing a boot sugar factory in our midst. A sugar factor would bring all the benefits to the city that any other factory would and besides would gi\i tho farmer a now avenue for his industry. For of course if wo have a beet sugar factory the boots will bo raised right hero in Montgomery county. Peter S. Kennedy, who is making a study of tho beet sugar question recently recoiveil letters from both Secretary of Agriculture Rusk and Congiossmnn Brooksliiro. saying that seeds will be furnished to those who wish to experiment. It is probable that Mr. Kennedy will discuss the question at tho next meeting ot tho Farmer#' Council which occurs on Feb. 27.
CHIPS AND_SPLINTERS.
—Gloves at cost at the 99c store. —Cut sale on mufflers at Cunningham's. —Price reduced on underwear at Cunningham's. —The Assessor's books for '90 have arrived at the Auditor's office. —Go to Cunningham, the hatter, for hats. Latest styles always on hand. —The slaughter of dry goods, cloaks and millinery goods still goes on at Abe Le vinson'* —There is no prospeot of a Masonic temple being erected anywhere in tho near future. —Dress goods, blankets, underwear and wool hosiery at and below cost at Abe Leviusou's. —McCampbell Bros., the laundry men have anew wagon with which to collect and deliver their work. —Facitiatiou Chewing Gum, eight different flavors. Ensminger & Seawright, distributing agents. —We will sell you more goods for your §100 than any other house in Crawfordsville can or will sell them. Ycurs,
Ami LEVINSON.
—Lafayette has a Liquor Dealers' Association which proseoutes saloon keepers who sell without license, also druggists aud grocers who sell in quantities le^s than a quart.
Marriage Licenses.
Charles Davis and Ella Peterman Floyd G. Mangus and Celia E. Talbott.
CiRAVKbljV RUN.
Frank Carson visitod IUB mother at Darliugton last Suuday. Willie Butler is able to be about again after a few days' illness.
Roscoe Bond and wife took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. P. Vangundy last Suuday.
Several cases of bad cold aro reported at present, but as yet no oases of La Grippe.
Little Maggie Butler has returned after a week's visit among Crawfordsvillo relatives.
Aunt Mary Carver, of Iowa, ifi visiting relatives here and will pfobably make this her future home.
Mr. George Hughes is slowly recovering ot this writing and there is great bopo of his complete recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walters, of your city, were called here the first of the week by tho illness of a nephew.
Mrs. Hughes ih botte r. C. E. Butler has had tho io grippe. Dick Walters and wife were at W. D. Peebles last week.
Orville Peebles is improving as fast as oould be expected. Jas. and Jos. Johnson visited their bisfer at Thorntown this week.
Mias Maggie Butler has returned fn.ni an exteadol visit to thy Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Pickeral, ot Garfield, were the guest of E. H. Pickerel Sunday.
L. B. Francis and family Suudayed with the frmily of Will Francis near Black Creek.
Wall Faust, the ohampion wood cutter lias been trying his strength on the farm of Elmer Pickerel.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with tho Mather Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Bountree's Bazaar.
Interested People,
Advertising a patent medicine In the peculiar way In which the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam for Coughs and Colds does Is Indeed wonderful. Ho authorizes all druggists to give those who call for it a sample bottle free, that they may try It bofore purchasing. The large bottles are 60c and $1 00. We certainly would advise a trial It may save you from cqjisumptlon.
mcfoui street. I he oJci proverb expresses it in our present Great
Forced Sale.
We go the whole hog and give away all profits on every s-ile and many cases cut original cost in halves We have had a packcd store the past week and all patrons testified their delight with cheerlul smiles. So supply yourselves with what you need at the following prices:
0 cent calicos for 4c per yard. yard muslin only 5n good rauslin, 7 and Sc calicos, including silk, in- one yard wide, only 3Jc per yard. iligo blue and fancies, all at 5c. iBabies1 all-wool scarlet vests and In nnislius we want every Judy to pants,our $1.25 quality go at t55c come and get her supply. See Ladies white Merino vests or pants, what we do on muslins. Lonsdale our 75c quality at 45c each, eached muslin,7Jc Hope bleach- Childrens' underwear away down.
ed muslin, Fruit of LoomfMens'underwear at less than cost to muslin,7Ac good bleached muslin,| close them out. oc Lonsdale cambric, 10c. If any lady needs woolen-hosiery New stock of Jackonett and Nainsook embroideries very cheap. Finest unbleached muslin, 0c qual lty for Osgood heavy 8Jc quality
bnly 0 cents per yard our 7c per Our $6 blankets go for $4 per pair
Space won't admit of us quoting more prices, but will say that such an opportunity will not soon ofler
itself again for buying Dry Goods, Cloaks, Notions, and Millinery Goods at such prices.
PERSONAL PI0K-UPS.
-Dr. Owsley, of Darlington, is in the city. -J. H. Burford. is homo from Chioigo. —Walter Hulett is ill with the la grippe. —John Walter went to Lafayette this morning. —Harry Snyder went to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Col. I. C. Elston wont to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Dr. J. N. Taylor went to Indianap olis this morning. —Mrs. Henrietta Skaggs and son, Everett, both have the grippo. —Dr. Musick and wife have gone to Kokoino for an extended sojourn. —Crane & Anderson,attorneys at law, went to Indianapolis this morning. —Georgo Lawton and daughter havo gone to Indianapolis to sou the Poultry Show. —Abe Hernley and James Hutchinson are attending the poultrj show at Iudianapolis. —Judge A. D. Thomas argued a caso before the Supreme Court at Indianapolis yesterday. —Pinckney Smith, of Washington, D. C., tho guest of F. M. Dice, left today for Indianapolis. —Mrs. C. H. McCarer has returned to her home in Evansville after a vifcit with her mother, Mrs. S. S. Thomson. —Mrs. J. H. Peason, who hus boon visiting her sister, Mrs. Squire Smith, has returned to her home at Danville. —Nicholas Eltzroth and his daughter,
Mrs. Raypholtz, havo returned to Marion ofter a short visit with C. W. Eltzroth —Ira McConnell receiver of tho Wliter Works, went to Indianapolis this morning to make 11 report to Judgo Woods. —Gen. M. D. Manson has gone to Fort Wayne to attend tho funeral of exState Treasurer William Fleming. Gon. Manson was Auditor of Otato while Mr. Fleming was Treasurer.
LAPLAND.
Taylor Mills lias a now horse. Dennis Doyle has moved back to old Hoosier.
A. T. Hicks lost his fine brood more last week. John Burgess and wife visited this week at New Market.
Mr. Craig, of the Capitol, was here thiB week on business. Jessie Davis had a severe time last week with the croup.
W. M. Davis is putting in some twelve inch tile ditching. George Roberts, of Greencastlo, is visiting friends in this locality.
I think A. T. Hicks ought to hoist his flag Bome nice day to keop us in good spirits.
Mrs. Lydid Dallas, formerly Lydia Roberts and husband, of White county, are visiting old neighbors in this locality.
Thj young folks of this locality had a party at John Browning's last Wednesday night. They all report a good time.
VA»IKEKTOWN7
The Gravelly Run soribe No. 2 is a honey. We think the Hog Heaven soribe is a dandy.
The literary at this plaoe was a grand success. W. J. Rhoades is hauling off his hay at $8 a ton.
A. D. Kellison and family took supper with Evi Martin Saturday night. A. B. Castor camo very near a cutting' his foot last Tuesdav morning by the ax a slipping through a block, outting a hole through bis boot but happily did not hurt his foot muoh.
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for herself ov children we will save you one-third the price others ask you for the same quality. All-Wool blankets $2.85 per pair.
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Our $7 blankets go for $4.38 pairGood toweling 8e per yard. 10c areas ginghams only OJca yard. Our ¥1 quality of broadcloth wo. wiil sell for 02£.- per vard. Get our prices on table linens, aud napkins and towels. (Choice of uny untrinimeu hat in house onlv 50c, worth $1 and *1 25. Fifty bunches Hack lips, woith 75c for 35c j:er lunch. Cloaks almost gi\en away, KS v\e aie bound not to carry over a sir gle garment if prices will stll (lic-m.
OKF1KU ,,
John Skiing is ou the siok list. The washing machiuo mau is aroui this week.
Quito a lot of icnoiug was laid down last Sunday night. Dick Steele has built a house on John Nutt's Ofllel farm.
The heavy rain aud winds last Suuday did much damage hero. Some brutal wretch killed a valuable she|)erd dog for Johu Steele.
Tlio foot bridgo is completed 11ml speaks praise to the builders. Mrs. Miller aud children visited Mrs, Rutan, of Liunsburg, ovor Suuday.
Tho now rond from hero to Younts* villo is washed until teams cannot pass. Quito a number of young men from Ripley township were at literary Tuesday night.
What glorious rest the many rodders of tho JouitNAii enjoyed lust week, uo sonseless bosli from Hog Heaven.
Tho public highway is impassible from the iron bridge to Sugar Greek, from washes and drifts left in the road.
Rod Bracket camo near shooting Will Evorsou while practicing with their guns last week. Tliu shot look effect iu Will's hat.
Quite a number were slorm bound in Union church Sunday night. Tho minister failed to come but the time was improved in social meeting.
The Olflel literary is under good headway with about thirty members. S01110 of tho declamations and orations would do credit to much older institutions. Wo have the talent hero.
WAYE1.AM1.
Canine & Deer aro buying horses. Mrs. H. C. Rhoads is
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the sick list.
Honrv Clnimness has had an attack of LaGrippo. Mrs. Case, of Chicago, is spending tho winter with her brother, N. J. lover.'
Postmaster Doilrich has tho picluro of the oabinot iu a frame hung over tho general dolivery.
McOlain bought a oar loud of hogs here this week uud shipped them on the I, D. & S. road to Indianapolis.
Jacob Smith, of Joliet, 111., was hero Saturday to attend the funeral of his brother, Richard, who died
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Friday.
Fire broke out in Mrs. Moore's houso occupied by John Daily Monday morning. It was discovered in time not to oiusemuch damage.
The Republicans met at tho Hall last Saturday at 'I p. m., and oleoted Tlios. Conine, committeeman and James Os :C. r-nick, Ohio Miller and Elio Smith, delegates.
Acute and chroma rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured by the use o( Hlbbard's Kheumatlo Syrup and Plasters. For Bale aud highly recommended by MofTott, Morgan Co.
There are many white soaps/ each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory.' They are not, but like all counterfeits, they lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having it. 'Tis sold every when:.