Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 February 1890 — Page 3
10 Per Cent Reduction on
THCRSDAY. FEBltUABY (i. 1890.
THE CITY.
The Weather Keport.
For Indiana—Fulr cool, Iiocal Temperature. 7» 251 2 30
Point* for Pleasure Seekers. "Anil coming event* oust tlielr shadows before."—Campbell's Lochlel's Warning.
Thdbsday—At
the Methodist church
& social. Short Items of Interest. —The O. O. O's dance to night. —The jury has beeu discharged until tlio March term o! court. —Ray and Oliver will furnish musio at the Q. M. C. A. to-night. —Smoked sturgeon is a new table delicacy just brought in by our grooers. It is for supper and is ready for use without cooking. —Work will begin on the addition to Thomas blook next -Monday. Albert Miller is wondering where he will move bis bulletin board. —Rev. Henry JohnH has resigned the pastorate of the U. B. Churoh in this city. Rev. F. E. Penny, of Harmony, will till the vaoanoy.—Brazil Enterprise. —Ira MoConnell to-day reoieved a postal card saying that Oapt Asa Teal is not expected to live but a few hours. Capt. Teal commanded the company in which Mr. MoOonnell served in the 124th regiment. —For the benefit of the few who' are not our regular customers, we propose to offer yon an inducement to leave your order for groceries with us on Saturday Feb. 8, of oourse our regular trade is inoluded.
Ensminoeji & Skawiught.
-Iu our notioe yesterday of a special meeting ol Montgomery Lodge, No. F. &A. M., either our truthful informant or the intelligent compositor got the day and date mixed. It should have bee» for Thursday, February G, for work in first degree. But as there jrill be a bpeoial meeting for work in a third degree on Monday, February 0, on another bashful subjeot, the mistake is not so bad after all.
OOBY SURRENDERS.
he Fate of the Other Participants in the Prize Fight. The report that Ed Cory had left' wn to escape arrest is without truth, voluntarily gave himself np. Last iglit he sent word to the Sheriff that a would be ready to accompany him to "banon this morning and he kept his ord. "Friday" Clark, another one of is seconds, was arrested last night and he two in oharge of Deputy SlierlT harley Davis boar Je the ir^in for "banon this morning. They were all good spirits and evidently anticited an easy verdiot. Judging from hat the others got they had reason to feeling good. Gill was let off en•ely, his indiotment being for prize ghtiug while he only acted as gate
Tuok Cox was also let off on
me technicality and Harris was fined 10 and oosts, in all #32.
Gilbert Gray for Sheriff. bert Gray, of Walnut township, is nuounced to day as candidate for Sheriff fore thoRepubhoan convention. Mr. raP was raised on a farm in Hamilton unty where he enlisted when but a onth in Co. F, 10th Indiana regiment. 6 *as in the servioe nearly four years during that time never missed roh, a skirmish or a battle in which regiment was engaged. Fifteen ears ago he bought a farm in Walnut wnship ani since that time he haa 11 a resident of this oounty. He is ne of the progressive and wide-awake 'm!!'),0' township, is a
Republicans and if
nominated will make a good race.
jt Quiok Time. n. Tinsley yesterday reoeived a otter from uih sister, Mrs. Jennie T. »ngh. wb-. is at Allahabad, India, ted January 1. Mrs. Waugh has been missionary in that oountry for fifteen ears. This letter made the quickest Win lie^ has evor recoived
The Younger Element. Hanna is being prominently en toned as a candidate for Surveyor
Democratic ticket. The younger ^tho^ront,"10
Domooruo?
Picture Frames,
For next 30 IDeiys.
Robinson & Wallace. DAILY JOURNAL.
Pushing
AT LAST.
Veatibuled Trains to Bun Through Orawfordsville Over the Monon, The despised Monon will surely come into favor. The Jootinv has positive information that in the near future there will run through Crawfordsville from Ohioago to Louisville bran new train?, Testibuled and of the latest Pullman pattern. The joyful news comes from a prominent official of the read who was onoa. stationed at Crawfordsville. He states that the cars 'are now being built in the shops and just as soon as finished will be put on the tracks. This, together with the handsome accommodations on the Vandalia and the new and fast trains put on the O. I. & W. by the Big Four will make Orawfordsville's railroad service unrivaled.
Death of Mrs. Freeman-
Mrs. Ann Eliza Freeman, whose maiden name was Thomas, widow, of Hardin Freeman, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Harriet Truitt, near Colfax, Indiana, Feb. 3, 1890. Her funeral services were oonducted by Rev. E. R. Johnson in Wesley Chapel, February 5th, and the body was interred in the Wesley cemetery. Mrs. Freeman was born in Maryland, Feb. 13, 1809, was nearly 81 years old when she died. She united with the churoh when about 17 and has therefore been a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for about 65 years.
The Weather and the Poor. There has been some discussion as to whether this style of was not after all harder on the poor man than a severe season, on account of the faot that the cold weather usually brings with it some kinds of work whioh is not required in summer time. An inquiry at Trustee Henry's oflico revealed the fact tluUthe oalls from the needy were less than usual this winter. "The amount of food furnished is about the same but the fuel bill is greatly reduoed, in faot hardly amounts to anything at all," said Mr. Henry.
Safe Blowers Get in Their Work. The safe of the late Pete XkloMurtry was broken open yesterday afternoon in broad daylight and the contents taken out. The combination lock was destroyed and the usefulne«s of the safe is *t an end. The perpetrators of the startling deed wore relatives of the dead man. In foot one of them was 'his brother, Charley. The reason they broke the safe open was that Mr. MoMurtry was the sole possessor of the combination and took it with him to the grave.
Politics in (Joal Greek.
C. N. Williams, ohairman of the Re publioan Central committee, was in Coal Creek township yesterday on busi noss and incidently learned a little of politics in that Democratic resort. In all probability John W. Utterback, the present Democratic trustee, wiil be ro nominated although there are fair pros peots of a split in the g. o. p.
Will Meet this Evening.
The adult chorus of David, the Sliepheard Boy, wiil meet for practice this evening at the residenoe of A. E. Eastlack on west Main street. Those having character parts are also requested to be present Every singer of the chorus, excepting the oliildren is expected to be in attendance.
Uniform Rank K. P.
The Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias, elected offloors as follows last eveniog: Dr. S. L. Ensminger, Captain Chas. Marshall, Lieutenant T.- N. Ross, Herald Will H. Johnston, Reoorder George W. Johnson, Treasurer. The installation will occur on next Wednesday evening.
Sons of Veterans.
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Those who have indioated their intention of becoming members of the Sons of Veterans are requested to meet at the office of Charles M, Travis next Thursday, February 13, at 7-30 o'olook.
King's Daughters.
As the President is still unable to leave her room there will he no meeting of the King's Daughters this week. —We propose to show everybody that bays grooeries of us on Saturday the best bargains they ever had offered them. It oost money to advertise and we are going to give our customers in general the enefit of the day.
Ensminger & Skawkight.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
EX-GOVERNOR WARM0UTH S NOMINATION TO BE REPORTED-
A Colliery Explosion in England The iNew York Senate Passes the World's Fair Bill,
Bpwiiii iu mi} Jouruul:
Washington, Feb. G.—The Senate to-day passed the bill for the erection of public buildings at Lewiston, Maine. The Oklahoma bill was further consideaed. It is expected that the Senate committee will report favorably on the nomination of ex-Gov. Warmoth for Collector of the port at New Orleans. The fight will go to the floor of the Senate. Indiana postmasters appointed to-day were J. P. Pnokott, Albion, and H. A. Snapp, Bourbon.
Goes Over to Monday.
SjhjcIhI to The Journal,
Chicago, Feb. 6.—The jury bribing oiso here goes over till Monday.
Mine Explosion in England.
Special to The Jouruul.
S]xx!hil to tlio Jouruul: AfciiANy,
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New York, Feb. 6.—A London cable says a terrible mine explosion occurred this morning at Abersychian, Montmouthshire. Three hundred miners are 'mprisioned. At noon two hundred had been token out by rescuing parties. Many are badly hurt. It is feared that the remaining number Tan not be saved.
Passed the State Senate.''
N. Y. Fob. G.—The State Sen
ate to-day reconsidered and passed by vote of 18 to 5 the Worlds Fair bill..,
AN IDEAL" HOME.
Orawfordsville After the Indianapolis News' Prizes. The Indianapolis News has offered a irize of $2-1 to the person writing the lest essay on "An Ideal Home." Miss Gertrude Jessup, of this oity, wrote the essay which follows: *'A liouie. tliut paradise below,
Of sunshine and of flowers."
On a green knot! stands a cosy cottage built Gothic style. Over the windows clamber the fragrant honey-suckle, while the jossamino twines about the lintels of the door.
On the ov *ning broeze is borne the fragrance of autumnal flowers. Let us glanoe in at the lighted window. Here is the pleasant sitting room of the family. A cheerful fire burns on the marble hearth before us. Before it are seated the aged grandparents, while the children gather around to listen to stories of the good old times. In the center of the room stands'a small table around which the father sits reading the evening paper, and the mother busily engaged with her needle sits there also. A young girl sits at the pia'no and sings some sacred hymns.
To the right of this picture I
Bee
the
graoes, hope, faith and charity. To the left stands the twin sisters, temperance ond prosperity, holding the olive branch of peace, while the angel of love spreads his white wings over the whole scene.
Let us frame this pioture in 'reiuembranoe and write beneath in letters of gold, "There's no place like home."
E. H. Oox For Sheriff,
Tub Jocrnaij to-day announoes tho name of Esaias H. Cox, familiarly known as "Doo," as a candidate for Sheriff before the Republican convention. Mr. Cox was born in Franklin township 62 years ago, where he lived until he enlisted in Co. B, 120th Indiana regiment, in which organization he served until after the close of the war as a Lieutenant. He was in all respects a first class soldier. On returning home he took up his residence on a farm near Garfield where he lived until he accepted the position of deputy under Captain MoOlaskey, three years ago. Mr. Cox is popular with the people and if nominated will make a swift
Arm Broken in Two Places. At the Tinkorvillo saw mill to-day a shaft broke and the pieces struok the left arm of Charles WartJinton and fractured it in two places between the wrist and elbow. The accident occurred about noon. Mr. Worbinton is a grandson of the late Mahala Griffith and is about 33 years of age, is married and has two ohildren.
PERSONAL PI0K-UPS.
—Judge A. D. Thomas is in Bedford. —Ed Voris went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mis. W. T. May has gone to Green castle on a visit. -Rev. J. C. Barnhill went to Danville, Ind., this afternoon. —Treasurer Ramsey and Recorder Munhall were in New Ross to-day. —Mrs. G. W. Allen and daughter Kate started for Joplin, Mo., to day. —Mrs. Dr. Griffith is able to out agnin after a five weeks exporienoe with the influenza. —Eli Marvin, of the Frankfort Water Works, and L. Kramer, of Frankfort, were in the oity to-day. —J. C. Pickett returned to Kokomo this morning after a visit with his brother, Walter Pickett. —James Israel and family have gone to Liberty to attend the bedside of Mrj. Israel's mother who is very ill.
A Lady In South Carolina Writes: My labor was shorter and less painful than on two former occasions physicians astonished I thank you for "Mother's Friend." It Is worth Its weight In gold. Address The Bradfleld Keg, Co., Atlanta, Ga., for particulars, Sold by Nye & Co.
Yours Respectfully,
COLLEGE NOTES.
Morrison wont to LaPorte this afternoon. The Senior elootives in English are in the throes of another batch of Shakspeare critiques.
Tho Freshman olass whioh begun tlio year with a membership of seventy lias dwindled down to thirty-four.
Rose, .who was oalled home yesterday by tho serious illness of his father, Dr. L.C. Rose, arrived there but a few hours before lus death.
COLORED NOTES.
uituo Sadie Ray is on the sick list. Mrs. Georgie Brown is yet oonflned to her room.
Little Eva Smith is oonflned to her room with the grip. George Cox was taken seriously ill with what was supposed to bo a relapse of the grip.
Word has been received from Marion Btating that Mrs. Rev. Burton is slowly improving.
Luther Monroe is ooaoliman for Henry Alfrey during the sickness of Jesse Harris.
Y.
Ohioago Markets.
The following are to-day's Chicago market quotations as furnished Thk Journal by M. McKee & Co., commission meroliants:
Wheat, May option—Opening 79i cents, highest 79i lowest 78J-I, dosing 78J-|.
Corn,May—81i-J, highest 31g-} lowest 31 dosing at 81$. Oats, May—Opening 22}, highest 22}, lowest 223, closing at 221.
Pork, May—Opening 10.17), highest, 10.17J, lowest, 10.05, dosing, at 10.05.
S Bins, May—0|euiug at 84.92J-5, highest, 4.95 lowest 4.90 2}, closing at 4.90.
Receipts of hogs 28,000. Market steddy. Car lots to-day—Wheat, 34 oorn, 170 oats, 123.
—Cut sale on mufflers at Cunning, ham's. —Great bargains in dry goods at Abe Le Vinson's. —Go to Cunningham, the hatter, for hats. Latest styles always ou hand. —Everybody should go and see Louis Bisohof's grand clearance sale and save money. —There will be a sale every overling this week of mother pearl pictures, 11G North Washington street. —The piotures now on exhibition at 11G North Washington street are the finest that ever came to onr city. —1,000 yard silk veiling worth 20 cents, in this great cheap sale only cents. Louis Bisohof. —Turkey red napkins, worth 5 cents, in this sale only 2 cents each.
Louis Bisohof.
—The great out sale is still in progress at Abe Levinson's. Everybody is cordially invited to call and inspect the goods and learn the prices, —Have your list for Saturday and Sunday's grooeries, fruits and vegetables ready early Saturday morning, and leave it at Ensminger & Seawrights'. You will save some momey.
tlonn Ullpln'i Hide.
It Is evident from tho spoed attained by John Gilpin's horse that It was well can for, and all owners of live stock should exorcise caution and care by having a reliable remedy at hand. Veterinary Carbollsalve cures cuts, wounds, bruises, collor and saddle galls, sores, mange, scratches, thrush, Inflammations and all abrasions of the skin and diseases of the teet of horses and cattle quicker than thy f!oi other remedy, and Is the only preparation that invariably renows the hair In Its original color. It is endorsed by Jay Eye See's drlyer and by prominent horsemen generally. Largo cans $1.00 Small cans 10 cents. Sold by all druggists. ,S
By request ths large oil painting now on exhibition at 116 North Washington street will be sold this evening at 8:1.i o'clock sharp- Be sure and attend as some oue will get a bargain. im-
Children Cry for Pitcher's Caitoria.
•A. GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO
Last week we finished taking stock. We find we have too many Goods on hand for the time of year, so we will make a tremendous effort to dispose of a large quantity of them so as to make room tor our new Spring Stock which is now beginning to arrive.
We Have Cut the Price
On so many Articles that it would be almost Impossible to tell you all of them, but will sav that if you want to BUY DRYGOODS, NOTIONS, CLOAKS and MILLINERY GOODS, you never again will have the chance to buy them as Cheap as you can buy Them of LJs, now. It is money thrown away if you do not visit OUR STORE this week.
_F0R SALE,
rOtlSALE—A
FS
YOUR EYE
On this space. Watch it. We will give you Tust what we agree too.
White bowing machine, en
tirely new. Apply Hi this" office.
FOR REN1•
UKNT-'Two rooms overtheCorner Hut .Store. Inquire of Cou CuunUighaut.
F*Oll
KENT—flood residonoe property south Walnut street, north of the O. I. A w. U. It* Inquire of Ur. Duncan, MiM, Washington
FOlt
KENT—A house on West Main street also two upstairs rooms on West Main Btreet. Inquire of W. E. Nicholson.
F°
•11 KENT—Furnished room with water privileges and bath room. Inquire at Main street.
132 west
|j OK HBNT:—Tw*o houses,31 fl and ai4 south 1 Washington street. Cim ho used as a double houso or is suitable for a boarding house. Contains 24 rooms, two stables, gas and water. Cull at Dan Tm)tnpson's, south Green street. M1CS.S.C.KW1NG,
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IIKNT—-Hevorul suiUiof elegant rooms with pantries, presses and cupboards just finished In Uarter's block and for rcrtt over Myers & Charnl's store oil east Main street. D. Haiitkh.
WANTED.
ANTED:—A girl to do lighthouse work at 710 East Main Street. Call at oucc.
ANTED—Both washing aud lrnulog by Sarah M.Condon,214, Springstieet.
W/ANTED—Mrs. Emma I*uymon wauts
vv
work either at her home or out. Mil North Walnut street.
WANTED—Jjoottt
and Traveliug salesmen
to sell Lubrleating Oils. Apply for terms to the Dleterlehs OltCo.-, Cleveland, O.
WANTED-Monto
represent our well-known
Nursery In tills oounty. for town aud country trado. flood pay weekly, flood refreuces required. Apply quick, stating ago,
CHASE DllOlllElfa Cmupunv Cliloiuto, fll.
WANTED-Henryworld
M.
Stanley's geuulne
new book, tho is filled with en thuslasm over his achievements in Africa. Mook bo ready in February. Agent's a big harvest is before you. Act. at once. Send for the outfit. Advance Publishing House, Columbus, Ohio.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FUBD C. BANDEL, of Union township, will he a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery County, subject to tho decision of Uio licpulUcan nominating couvontlou.
ESA1S11. COX, of Union township, will he candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, before tlio ltopubliean nominating conventlou.
GILBERT QUAY, of Walnut township, will bo a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of tho ltopubliean convention.
DAVID W. HAUTMAN will be a candidate for Trustee of Union township subject to the decision of the township ltopubliean couveu' tion.
ItOBKtlTT. HOPKINS will be a candidate for Councilman from the Third Ward subject to tho doclKlou of tho itcpublicau nominating convention.
SCHUYLEIl C. KENNEDY will bo can dldato for I'roseciiUny Attorney tor tlin 2:!d Judicial ClrcuU Hubjocl tothu docoslun of tlic Republican nominating convention.
The Brown Grocery Sold. The Jno. M. Brown stook of grocorios was bought to-day by Tomlinson & Co., who will stook the storo again with tho choicest and best of goods which they propose to sell at the lowest living prioes. Give them a call at the old stand, where J. M. Brown will bo glad to meet his friends and former customers, and assure them they will be treated nicely. Tomianson& Cy.
Employment.
Ladies and gentlomennoeding work are missing a rare 6hancefor steady and profitable employment, by not calling on Dr. Abbott, at Edwards Honse between this and the middle of next woek.
ains.
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