Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 January 1890 — Page 3
10 Per Cent Reduction on
DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY. .TANl'.vr.Y TA. 1K!I».
THE jCITY.
To-lav*i»
Programme for Farmen' Council The committee for tho Farmers' Council met at the oflico of P. S. Kounody yesterday and made out a programme for the next meeting to bo held iu this city Jan, '27. It is as follows: "Our .Beef Interest," by Capt. E. T. McCrea, of Coal Creek "Preparation of the Soil forFurm Crops," by Fratz Myers, of Scott "Domestic Topics," by Mrs. J. M. Waugli a subject to be selected by himself, Prof. J. M. Coulter, of Wabash college. Tho committee is composod of Jasper N. Davidson, President W. A. Lidakey, Vice President P. S. K- uuedy, Corresponding Secretary ,f. M. Wuugh, Kecording Secretary.
How a Surveyor Makes Money. At tho meeting of the Civil Engineers at Indianapolis yesterday it was tho! general opinion tlmt $3 per duv, tho' salary prescribed by law for county surveyors was too little. Tho remarks of those present showed that they ueiiriv all manage to make more than .53 per day and out of tho office some counted eight hours as a day's work, and thus always got a day and a half into one, but tho plan most followed was to employ deputies at 81.50 per day and cliorge tho county S3 for them, thus giving tho surveyor a prolit of §1.00 oil each man working under him.
The Sick List.
Jim Leo lies at homo ill with the grip. John A. Horubeok is very seriously I siok. ]Job MeClain is just over a caso of iuihionza.
Misses Hose Hall and Ella Campbell have the grip. H. S. Watson is unable to attend his duties at the Motion Mat ion.
Robert Burbridgo auil his mother both liavo bad cases of the grip. Harry Mahoruoy is just recovering from a severe attack of tho grip.
Oliarley Vuncleave is unable to attend to business on account of tho grip. Etnil Iteruell, jeweler for Charloy Host, is iudoors with a bad attack of the 1 g'ip.
Mrs. D. F. McClur.) and Mrs. George Graham have tho lt:issian influenza,
A. B. Cuuningham has quit work at tho Auditor's otlice to spend a few cju'ot days with the influenza.
Wallace Smith and wife, of Lafayette, are ill with the grip at tho residence of J. N. McConnoll, on west Porry street.
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For next 30 Days.
Robinson & Wallace.
Weather Report.
For lndtaua—Fair. cool.
POINTS FOR PLEASUEE-SEEKEHS.
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"And romltijr events rust Ilioir sluitlow Ion*."—Campbell's J^xihiul's Warning. Satcbhav.— At Music Hull, Frank Daniels in "Little Puck.
"ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Company D. will moot an K. P. Armory ou Frid.iy evening ut 8 o'clock bhirp for nxeroiso. No urins will bo used. M. V, Wort, Captain.
La Grippe at New Ro
Tlio omnipresent grip has boon abroad in Now lions nnd spread so rapidlv tlmt itbecamo necessary to close the schools.
Brakemau Killed.
S. T. Pettit, a briikemun ou tho U. J. W., was killed yesterday morning near Urbana, by tho breaking in two of his freight traiu.
Death of Mrs. W. W. Howard. Mrs. \V. \V. Howard dieil yusterduv afternoon at her homo in New Murko of dropsy, complicated with paralysis. Her ago was 53. She was loved and redacted by a largo circle of friends. The funeral will occur to-morrow at 10 a. m.
"Crime's Reward/'
'This is tho name of Mrs. Dr. Etter's -novel. It has been read and criticized •by E. E. Btillnrd and is now ready for the publisher. Mrs. Etter hasuftcn bofore written poems and short sketches but this is her boldest flight into tho literary sphere. May she succeed. "Crime's Howard" deals with life in Chicago and No York.
Chilblains? or
CJnatlug? or a Hum? or any Old SoresV J-he btfBt thing in the world for It is Columns Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample al the drug store of Nyo Jt Co.
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KKIJU1UJ('Ai\S IN COUNCIL
W. T. BRUSH OHOSEN AS DISTRICT .. COMMITTEEMAN.
Resolutions Endorsing the Administrati. 11 of President Harrison—A Harmonious Gathering.
Tho Republican District Convention to-day had a full representation from each county, and considering that only a uicrabar of the Stale Central Committee was to bo chosen the attendance was quite largo. The convention mot at the Court Houso and was called to order by John II. Burford, the present Chairman, at 10 o'clock, who briefly stated the objects, liou. James T. Johnson, of Parke, was on motion, made Chairman. Ou taking tho chair Mr. Johnson wade a brief speech and touched upon some of tho issues that would bo presented during the approaching campaign. E. W. Nye, editor of the Attica Ledger, was made Secretary, and the Republican editors of the District, Assistant Secretaries.
J. D. Early, of Vigo, otl'ered the following resolutions which wore unanimously and entlinMastkally adopted:
The R-.ipubli?niis of tho Eighth Congressional Distiict in cou\eution a:•somliled pledge their iiuyieldiug support to the principles of tho Ropublicau parly.
We heartily endors Benjamin Harrison, President of tho United States, tor his wise admiui.-tratiou of the utl'airs of government for 1ns linn support of the principle of protection for lus vigorous fore'gn policy as displayed in the happy settlement of tho Samoan dilliculty in strong contrast with the pusillanimous course of the lute Democratic administration.
While C!rover Cleveland in his recent interview insists that there "is no danger as to the destiny of a (Democratic) p.irty which absorbs the best brains, intelligence and honesty of ttie count.!y," the Republicans of the Eighth District ili-ist, that so long as ttie Democratic puty's repiesenti.toii in Congress is secured by the suppression of the vote in tho South, his claim is an insult to tho "best brains, intelligence and honesty of tho country." 'i'he counties were then'called and the following named gentlemen were placed iu nomination for District Committeeman: I. S. Cally, of Sullivan David Strouso, of Parke Ed Pugh, of Vigo and W. T. Brush, of Montgomery.
Ou the lirst ballot, Brush received S8, Strou.se 33, Cally 21, Pugh 82. No selection.
The second ballot resulted as follons Strouso 28, Brush 102, Piigli 100. No choice.
The third illot resulted in the choice of Mr. Brush, that tientleman receiving 117 volvs and Mr. Pugh 113.
Mr. Brush was called outand respond ed by saying tints he was not a keynoter but ho took it tint this :ositiou to which ho had been chosen, meant work. That ho was willing to do and appealed to the Republicans of the District to assist iu the task before him. It was u. practical little speeeli and evinced the fact that he realized the importance of the work in hand.
F. M. Dice then offered tho following resolution which was adopted by arising vote:
Rhsolvrd: That ti.o grateful thanks of the Republicans of this Congressional District are duo aud are hereby tendered to tho retiring member of tho State Central Comiuitteo, John. H. Burford, as slight lecognitiou of their appreciation of his intelligent, zealous, and successful management iu one of tho hardest political contests ever had iu tho State. That ho justly merits and richly deserves tho plaudit "well d.'iio good and faithful servant," and so ought to bo held in such remembrance by every Republican iu the district.
F. M. Dice made a motion that tho sjuso of this convention is that tho Con gressional convention when it is held should bo hold at Brazil andxccommend to tho District Committee tho propriety of holding tho convention at that place. Tho motion was unanimously adopted.
Tho convention then ndjourin d.
O'j The Revival Meeting. On account of tho illness ot Mr. llyde tho meeting at the armory last nigllt was conducted by Mr. Stevenson. Aftor the song Service he read a portion of the third chapter of Romans nnd commented on tho words road. Mr.
ADAM .KOMIMUCH DEAD
THE VETERAN SHOWMAN PASSES AWAY LAST NIGHT.
ThirUai: WLito Caps Anv-stjil at G.vyi.utj-
ville, Indiana.
Special totliu.louriial. PNINAUKU'IIIA, Jan. 23.—Adam Foropaugh, tho votorau showman, died at his homo in this city last night of pnou inonia, superiudueed by LtiGrippo.
White Gaps Arrested.
Special to thu.louniul. SiiKi.jivvLM.u, Jan. 23.—Thirteen young men were arrested at Gwynnoville, this county, last night on a charge of organizing a White Cap raidonEigar Elliott and wife aud wrecking his home.
Officers Elected.
Tho newly elected directors of the ludiana Live Stock Insurance met last evening at the office of tho company and choso officers for tho coming year. They are, Zack Miliornoy, President P. C. Somerville, Vice President J. H. Wassou, Treasuror Judge T. F. Duvidson, Secretary Capt. GeorgeR. Brown, Assistant Secretary D. W. Gerard, General Ageit Ed. Brewer, Special Agent.
,, The Republican Editors. Among tho Ropublicau editors in1' attendance at the convention to-day wore George M. Allen, of tho Terro Haute Express, A. A. Hargrove, of tho Rookvillo Republican, Ed W. Nyo, of tho Attica Ledger, aud R. E. Wolf, of the Brazil Enterprise. They all print tiptoe papers aud are tho chief opinion moulders in thoir respective fields.
Death of Smith Conner.
Smith CouneV, an old citizen of Walnut township, died .suddenly yesterday at his home, two miles northwest of New Ross, at tho advanced age of 81 years. Mr. Conner has been a resident of this county for about forty years. He .van an upright man and the community where he has lived so long, loses one ol its best citizens.
A Dairy Sold.
David Martin and Milton (iilltou have gouo into tho dairy business. To-day they took possession of tho O. O. Lewis dairy, located one mile out from the city on the Danville road.
Chicago Markets.
The following are to-duy's Chicago market quotations as furnished Thk JouitNAL by M. McKee it Co., commission merchauts:
Wiikat, May option—Opening 80 edits, highest 80J- lowest 801-1, closing
Coi:n, May—31 -J, highest32J-J lowest 31 closing at'32. Oats, May—Opening 22 {, highest 22 .- ,lo vest 22J-J,closing ut225.
HyUowill not bo able to bo iu attend-! tlw property.—Indianapolis Journal.
Pohk, May—Opening 10.45, highest, 10.15, lowest, 10.25, olosing, at 10:25.
S Ribs, May—Opening at SO. 12} highest, 5.12J lowest 5.05, closing 5.05.
Receipts of hogs 32,000. Market steady. Car lots to-day—Wheat, 4G corn, 183 oats, 70.
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CHIPS AND_SPLINTERS.
—Gloves at cost at the 09c store. —Tho dam is partially frozen over. —Cut. sale ou mulllors at Cunningham's. —Go to Cunningham, tho hatter, for hats. Latest styles always on hand. —Charley VauCloavo has at last got moved to tho room ou Washington street. —Will Nash's place with Hadley .t King is being sought aftor by about 35 person?. —J. G. Overton lias dismissed his :hool at Bowers'. All but 17 out of 41 hive tho grip.
Barnoy, one of the fire horses, bit 0. C. Dorsey, fireman, through tho lingers reojntly. —George F. Hughes went to Indianapolis this moruiug to consult with his lirm, D. H. Baldwin & Co. —Tho O I. & W. traiu due hero at 2 a. m. did not arrive here until about 7 ou accouut of a wreck near Tjrbaua. —Persons using tho now mail boxes should remember that t/io opening for tho receipt of letters is at tho top of tho box. —The Mozart Society, of, Darlington, will proseut a drauA entitled "Dot, the Miner's Daughters," ouo week from Saturday night. —Iu tho bastardy .suit of Alice Ronnick against Pat Ring the jury decided that Ring must support the child and givo a bond for $10,000. —I, S. Wado returned to Lafayette this morning- Ho was to have spoken at Wayuotowu last night, but the influenza was iu nearly every .household so he did not fry it.
R. B. F. Peirco, solicitor of the Indianapolis, Docatur it Western Railroad Compauy, left for New Ybrk last eveniug, for a conference with the owners of
auco to night, and aiTiiiigoiueuU* li ivo A Lady In'i'oxus AVrites: beon made for Rev. R. J. Cuuniuglmm My case is of long standing has bafllinl to conduct the meeting and deliver the many physiclansjliave Hied everv remedy
I could hear of, but Bradfield's Feinalo .Regulator is all that relieved me. Write ^'l0 Bradfleld Keg. Co., Atlanta for
Children Cry for Pitcnsri Castoria. fmUim- particulars, sold by Nye & Co.
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F0RSALE.
who wish sewing done either at their homrs or out, will please call ou Mrs. K. Gerard, 404 John Street.
WANTED--Men
rio far tins January we have more than doubled our sales of the
Our guaranteed olnck silk, 24 inches wide $1.75 quality, onlv$l.lU. Our $1.35 black silk finished Henrietta, only sle per yard.
Our $1.00 Broad Cloth, onlv 55c per yard. Our 75c, tfilnch Henrietta, all wool, all colors, only 55 cents per yard.
Our 50c all wool tricot cloth, onlv line per yard. Princess cloth for Tea Gowns and Wrappeis, only 8}c per yard.
All llnnen Crash, only tc per yard. 35 dozen towels at 2c eaeh. 25 dozen a!', linen liuck towels largo size, only 10c worth
A splendid half li' jcclied table damask, 51 inches wide, 50c, worth Sic
SA M2—A Whito S«*winjf innchlnc, entirely nuw. Apply at this ollleu.
FOR RENT.
Foil
KKNT—A house on West. Main street also two upstairs rooms on West Main stm?t. InquireoI'W. IS. Nieholson. rrOU RKNT— Furnished rrom with water 1 privileges and bath room. Innulro ut I :i2 weal Main street.
C*OH KKXT--Sevoral suitsof elefrant rooms with pantries, presses unl cupboards just finished In Mailer's block and for rent over Myers A: t.'harni's store on east. Main struct. Haktuk.
WANTED. hlntf and Ironing by London, i!l 4, Sprmjf st reet.
A VANTKD-Uoth Sarah M.Coir
WANTED—Local
and Traveling salesmen
to sell Lubricating Oils. Apply for terms to the Pietorlohs Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
WANTED—'Three
jrnod men to sell for us.
either on salary or commission. Address, May Hrothcr, Nurservmen, Hochestcr, N. Y.
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ANTED—Steady, competent jrirl for general house work. Good wuues to the nerson. Reference renuired. Address rlirht nerson. Reference required. X. V. Z. care Journal ofli«?.
WANTED—Anyone
in need of a nurse, or
to represent our well-known
Nursery in this county, for town and •ountry trade. Good pay weekly. Goad ref•ronces required. Apply quick, stating ajre.
I'llASK llHOTltEHSlVir.ipiniv CIiIciiko. fll.
PERSONAL PICK-UPS.
—51 rs. D. H. Baruliill has tho grippe. —Father Dinnen wont to Lafayette to-day. —J. S. Zuok wont to Ladoga this afternoon. —Maurice J. Leo went to Lafayette this morning. —C. M. Stockbarger, of Indianapolis, is in the city. —Kov. G. W. Switzar went to Lafayette this morning. —Miss Stella Hunt camo up from Waynotown this morning. —llrs. Will Johnson and children are visiting in Frankfort. —Surveyor J. M. Waugli went to Indianapolis this morniijg. —AV. H. 'urlnin is in Greonsastle to attend to business affairs. —E 1 Westfa'.l, editor the Torre Etauth Mail, was iu tho city to day. —Fouiit Fox, represented Sullivan county iu tho convention to-day. —L. G. Martin and W. B. Rood, of Attica, wore convention delegates. —E. H. Nobeker and Isaac Hanpt, of Covington, attended the convention to-day. —Poter S. Kennedy and T. H. Ristine wore transacting some legal business at tho Stato Capital to-day. —Hon. J. T. Johnson, D. Strouse, aud J. J. Daniels, of Roekville, were in attendance at the convention to-day. —C. M. Williams, W. A. Hoskins, W. S. Carpenter and C. T. Woodruff, of Clay county, attended tho convention. —Harrj" and John Dolierty aro home from Kankakee. Diphtheria has taken hold of tho school which they attended. —I. H. Miller, of Piincoton, is hero to take the deposition of E. E. Bell in the case of tho Citizens' Stat 3 Bank, of of Petersburg vs. McConnoll. —W. C. Isboll, J. D. Early, Ed Westfall, Mason Duncan. Ed Pugh and Wm. Berry, of Torre Hauto, were in tho city to-day in attendance at tho convention.
I COLLEGE NOTES.
In the absenco of Prof. Campbell "Hasty" Ransom hoard tho Seniors in Abltuiiomy yesterday afternoon.
One of the rooms formerly used as a library by tho Literary Societies, is being fitted up iu artistic sliapo, for tho college Y. M. O. A.
Koon foil in over his head at Troutman's yestorday while skating, but was finally pulled out on boards and fence rails more dead than alivo.
Olds, while crpssing the bridge this side of Troutmau's yestorday afternoon, slipped and fell, cutting a bad gasli in his face with his'skates, from tho effects of wliioli he is in bed to-day.
Ladies' Jersey Jiibbed underwear 50c quality, only 21c Ladle's Merina vests ar.d pants nnc quality, only 30c ouch
Zephers, all colors, only 5c I package Envelopes, only tc 24 sheets good quality paper, only 5c 35 dozen kid gloves, fall colors, only 12c. our 75c quality 5 dozen llannelett skirts, only 40c, wo.ith 35c
can buy goods of us cheaper than the same goods can be bought for at" any others Mease call and see for yourself.
same
.. ....... —.. viuumi.ii uui Micb ui me name monui last year, am:
ecau.se the people of this city appreciate our bonafied bargain sales and know when %ve .•ice that we always have the goods for them. WE STARTED THE BREAK, otl*rs fo] ut not to be out-done we will put the knife still deeper into every article in our store.
25 black fur muffs at only 3'.)c Black monkev inufTs worth $2.50 for $1.00
Remnants of embroideries at half price
month last
TO?GROCERY«BUYERS!!
Some Dealers get scared about their Trade— because they can't hold it, and come out in the papers with a
Advertisement, thinking Siev can deceive the people. The time has passed for that. What the people want is the Pest Goods for the Lowest I'osMblc PiVr. Not a Cheap Grade for tho low Prices. You can see in our Store Hetter G.inds fur" less money than any Goods with prices advertised. We carry a Grade of Gnods that, sell theniselve People are.ahvaTS anxious for them. We make our prices in our Store give them in our Store, and the people know that they are (.'cUIiil: the worth of their nioncv, when they sou the Quality ot Goods. We can, and do. meet any and all Competition, and will give vou a Positive Guarantee ou every article that you buy, and if not Satisfactory, return to us. Our aim is to keep Our Established Trade Make all the Now We can, nnd Treat Everybody Ci.ui I ionslv. Give 10 ounces to tho pound, feur pks. to tliu bushel, lienicmber we ci*i, mid will, duplicate any Prices luado on tho same Quality of Goods. We will bo ylau to have any one call and look through our store and Get Our Prices.
Eusminger l&f Seawri^ht.
MORTGAGEES SALE.
The entire stock ol E. G. Wilson & Sons will '-.K' Be Sold at Retail, consisting of
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods,
In Bleachcd and Unbleached Muslins, Cantons, Shirting, Tickings, Ginghams, Prints,- Crach, Table Damask Linens, Toweling, Ccmlorts.
Dress Goods,&
Neilest& Fossee's
Bath Rooms
•Will Hereafter
BeClosedonSunday.
BATHS, 20 CENTS,
O for $1.
This change is causod by tho Sunday aw which makes It an offense to keep open fll Suudays.
Diseases of Women
ANDBUBUKRY.
Consultation rooms over Smlth'b druy store, South Washington Street, Crawfordsvllle, Indiana.
J. R.
and why? quote a followed}
Calicos sanio as last week. tor choice of ali kinds, inoliiding black and liulioo blue
Lonsdale muslin same, onlv 7 W per' yard
Hope muslin only fijeper yard Iloosiety at cost Blankote at less Uikii cost
All-wool t'ndflrwenr at less than cost
Ckal» at any price If we tan suit and lit you
Millinery goods almost Klven away Choice of any untrlimned hat in our house for 4«u
tore in this
Sale
Henriettas, Cashtners, Ladies Jpth, Tricot, Silks, Sateens, Lawus, bite Goods, Silk Velvets.
Notions and fancy goods in Corsets, Hosier}', Gloves, Laces and Embroideries, Flouncing, Collars, Culls, Handkerchiefs,
Ribbons, Lace-curtains, Jewelry. Woch-en Goods in Blankets, Yarns, Flannels, Satinets, Jeans, Hoods, Tobogans, Shawls, lite. OtIJ Cloths—Floor and Table at less that manufacturer's prices. Cloaks, Jackets, Jerseys and Shawls. lhis entire stock will bo sold at prices loss than they could bo bought truiu inany manufacturers. No prioes given bore but call and seo tho goods and you will bo astonished at the bargains you can gat out of the stock.
F. DAVIDSON, Attorney for Mortgagees, /x
127 South Washington Street, Joel Block.
Fit UK SAMIM.1K UK
•Lane's Family Medicines
At Lew Flslior's.
MuIIUts,
MY liotJi
Catalogue of Seeds
In now ready. I celebrato my (jUR»kor contmnial in the Sued trudu by liuirr ond fullor catalogue, a bigger and betW stock and would ask my customers in Montgomery ootiuty to send for mv new catalogue Hint is well worth having. Some novoJtk'B aud soiih! things itot readily liiul cither cast or west, among thorn a now watermelon (my own) unsurpassed for quality iu tho world.
J. A. FOOTE, Scedman, Terre Haute, Ind.
TIME TABLEb.
N A & C, VANBALIA. NOUTH I SOUTH No 4—Mall 2 un&m Express No 6—Mai) 1 :Sr»pro Mafl Uc Freight. .3 01pm Ac£om 1U:O0N
SOUTH KOItTII
No 3—Mall 1 :ir,amiMiUl R:15aiu No 5—Mall 1:J KpuiiExpress tt:irira Local Frelgt^t...*:0r)aiajAcoom .12:00 N
3 THE BAYLESS
l'd-Cent Hack Line
Calls oiiswared at any hour, day or night. OBico with Snodfrass Murphy on north Washington street residence 120 west Market street.
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ETTER, M. D.
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No 1—MalL d...0:35arn'No 2—Mall,d ..5:05pm No 3—M atl(d). 12: 40wh No 4—M all(d)... 2:00am l*o5—Mall liSOpmlNo n—Mall 1:08pm N(7—Bzorou .0:40pmNo 8—Hi»re88.8:B6att