Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 February 1890 — Page 3

10 Per Cent Reduction on

Window Shades,

|—Dr. E. H. Cowan has fitted up an Toe in the room formerly occupied by 1 ®®®chle.r as a dress making estab-

For next 30 Days.

T1.M.G.A. will meet to-night at 8:30. tlhe paper is up for "Two Old oni W to be held in Musio Hall on Feb.1 —0. M. Socrtt applioant for an •numei liorsliip in this city under the ensus! topervisor. —Wiok'.Smith is the only member of Jie Senior »olas» in high school that lia8 I graduate' on essay i^tr rted.

Robinson & Wallace.

Everybody Has aChance

Beginning Saturday, February 8th, we will begin selling $13,000 worth of Boots and Shoes at manufacturer's cost. This is no blufl' or reduction of stock, but genuine closing out sale. Our burgains arc. too numerous to mention, but if you will call at the store, we will convince you of the fact. We also have some $2,000 worth of Ladies' Fine HandSewed and Hand-Turned Shoes of Large size that will go for 25 to 75 per cent, less than cost. This is strictly cash sale.

DAILY JOURNAL

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1890.

the jjity.

The Weather Report.

For Indiana—Rain colder, Local Temporatu re. ara 31| 2p in

I —A rum or that a from Ladoga amed Ola tk had died

Ixment, in the Crawford Stone Front, J16 found when not uessionally engaged. -The case of James Wright aid «rt B. Anderson, oommittee of the ontgomery county Cirouit Court, vs.

0£)£nplaint

deP°Bed

wy»»,

Respectfully,

Point* for Pleasure Seekers. "And coming events oust tlielr shadows beifort!."—Campbell's Loehlel's Warning.

MONDAY.—At Muaio Hall TJnole Tom's 'Cabin

Short Items of Interest. —The Mayor' office has been oovensred with linoleum. —The first sleigh bells of the season Ijj 'ztgled merrily to-day. —Xhe net receipts of the MetliodiBt tM last night were $36.45. —'Hie Wire Fenoe factory is closod Ion neoonnt of the lack of reel timber. -Ehe Religious Work committee of

0/ heart

khilein thi «£ty, is untrue. |—P. H. Bums is oiroulati.

disease

on asking to be appointed OL

aPoti"

E OT 016

luius enutm ttatore for this ooun j-Harry Mi Uer went to Lafayettev

thia

lorning where- it is understood he leet Corey an3 a contract between hu

Keating will be signed. |—Take our twlvice and look at what Qtamnger & Seawright have to say in

HB JOUKNAI) to-df.y and follow their Ivice and you will save money. |-Col.John Lee went to Plymouth

morning in the interest of his railad. He says work will be resumed IjUhe actual track laying begin about

to disbar

venued Jrom tlia Mo»1tgumery "ouit Court. The papers weru filed imorning.-Lafayette Courier. -There was no demand made on Mr. "'t'

yesterday as Seoretary

attle Ground Gamp Meeting

woiation, for the seal and papers in

PpHseHsion. Ithas been decided not im for them, but to have a new |W made at once.—Lafayette Courier. I uneral of Joseph Insley irnn oocurrtd yesterday afternoon at ^olook at the residence of Mrs. Cor-

on east Main street. The

ioes were conducted by Rev. MontlUor^of' °f °hi,0a«0' formerly

1 01

8t«

'ilkfl111

John's church at this

S0Ott* a«ent

for the Bluff

2 flour, is enjoying a boom just now ^og from the !arge amount of that11 lar brand of flour received by him 1

oik.

veM^

to omlouum In

the city sluslt?

grocer

^di^isfled1 *°»awRy fro™ our Litv of thf

.iOU

to-morrow. The

eet will pl^ yoSftho

prioeB

ENBMINO&B & SKAWRISVT.

Frames,

Somerville Bros.

NO STREET OABS JUST YET.

The Ideas of Our City Oouncil and Messrs. McNulty and Law Do Not Coincide. The latest advices in regard to the street car system is that Crawfordsville will not have one. Mayor Russell wrote to Mr. MoNulty at Bloomington immediately after the informal meeting of the Counoil when his street car ordinance was discussed and told him that the Council could not pass it, at the same giving the outlines of an ordinance which would be favorably considered. Mr. MoNulty has replied saying that he and Mr. Law could not invest profitably under the conditions proposed.

The Oity Finances Wanted.: Superintendent Porter, of the eleventh oensus, is making vigorous inquiry about the finannial affairs of the oity. Mayor Russell received a circular, asl ing for the financial reports

Bince

1880,

a copy of all books and pamphlets explaining the practical management of local finances, including all ordinauoes and regulations concerning taxation, valuation and general finance. Real estate men are also asked what per oontage the assessed value of property is of its true value, that is what it would bring in open market.

Bobbed While Milking Oows. Charley Tolbert, the dairymau who lives one mile east of the cit on the Indianapolis road was .robbed early Wednesday morning while he and all the family were absent from the house milking cows. The thief took a silver watch belonging to Mr. Tolbert and a gold watoh belonging to Mrs. Tolbert. A gold breastpin and a chain were found on the steps where the burglar had evidently dropped them in his haste to away Tho police have been infor.

"'ill Be Tried for Incendiarism. ge nt.lemau from Darlington says that it t''o intention of Mrs. J. J. Vaughn U.

soon as he 01

prosecute her husband as

AmPletes

I"8 term of three

and a half 'eors in the penitentiary where he was placed for assault with intent to kill er-

She il is

claims to know 1that

About three months ago

said-

80me

when her ex-husba

years ago

kePl

store that he set fire tc

grocery

f°r Pur"

pose of obtaining the tasuranoe. Mr. Mr. Vaughn has a bad re. '*)rd-

A WorthlessHusban D-

The Epworth League.

The Epworth League will hold' meeting this evening at the Methodfet church. Mrs. Charles Gilbert will read a paper on "Susanah Wesley." Miss Alma MoOleur will render a vocal selection and Miss Florence Bennett will deliver a recitation. Afterwards a business session will be held.

One Man's Opinion.

H. A. Johnson, a Crawfordsville man, give thelhdianapolisNews as his opinion that the five greatest battles of the civil -war were Gettysburg, Antietam, Atlanta, ShQoh and the Wilderness.

—Remember the prices you get goods at on to-morrow at our store will not be igood on Monday.

A TERRIBLE BLIZZARD.

IN N0BTH MINNESOTA AND NOBTH DAKOTA.

The Opening of the Sioux BeservationDeathof an Old Editor.

Speciaj to tho Journal: ST. PAUL, Feb. 7.—A terrible bliizard is to-day raging in North Minnesota and North Dakota. The cold is intense.

The Sioux Beservation.

Special to The Journal, WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-1116 President to-day issued his proclamation opening the Sioux Beservation for settlement.

Death of an Old Editor,

Special to Tlio Journal. CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.—Joshua Sexton, the oldest editor in Ohio, and founder of the Tjrbuna Citizen, died this morning, aged 82 years.

pee

ENSUMOEB & SSAWBIABT.

Death of aBuler.

Special to The Journal. NEW YORK. Feb. 7.—General Salamanca, Governor General of Cuba, died lust night.

PEBSONAL H0K-UPS,

—John O'Havor, of Lafayette, is in tho city. —Joe Fossee returned from Louisville yesterday. —W. T. Miller is oonfiued to his house with rheumatism. —Mrs. Louis Mossier has gone to Thorntown to spend Sunday. —J. R. Robinson and H. A. Condit went to Indianapolis this morning—Sheriff McClaskey went to D»irliugton with the fell purpose of killing a beef. —Nub Kelley will start to-morrow night for Oinaha, Kearney, and other points west. —Ira McConuell will go to Muncie to-morrow tobtjend the funeral of CapL Asa Teal. —Prof. Lee ^Murray, of Ladoga, passed through the city to-day on his way to Delphi. —Mrs. C. H. Felton returnod to Rushville this morning after a visit with friends here. —Sherman Wynn and wife and Rev. Montgomery H. Throop, returned to Chicago this afternqpu. •—Miss Maude Somerville, of Lafayette, arrived in the city to-day to be the guest of her cousin, Miss Mame Somerville. —Professor and Mrs. A. B. Milfoid went to Lafayette this afternoon and will spend Sunday visiting Prof. Milford's mother inAttioa. —Rev. W. J." Frazer, of Shelbyville, 111., will oocnpy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian clniroh both morning and evening, Sunday, 9th inst. The public is cordially invited to .bo present. —George H. Peirson, the Civil Engineer in the employ of Coffin & Stanton, came in from Warsaw last night. He is looking after his firm's interest in the Water Works. —Mrs. Harvey Prewitt has returned, from a two weeks' absence from the oity during whioh time she visited her daughters at Terre Haute and Kansas and also at Monticello. —Ed Wilhite has resigned his pus tion at Lafpyette. He has two offers under consideration, one at St. Joe, Mo., and the other at Washington, D. C. He has' not decided which to accept. —Doc Griffin has returned fromTeire Haute and will shortly resume his old position as driver of Hartshorn's cab. There are few more reliable drivers than Doo and his many friends will be glad to

him back.

fanuiy

named Hoskins moved to this 1 ty from London,' Ky., among the mountains. The husband turned out to be a brute, got drunk, failed to provide and. .three weeks ago deserted his family. '.rroi'»tee Henry will send Mrs. Hoskins bovck to Kentuoky on Monday. She lives O.n Fremont street and has five children, the oldest 12 years, and the youngest 3 months of age.

—We are determined to show tho citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that we offer them better bargains than any house in the city. Call on to-morrow and be convinced.

ENSHINGER & SEAWRIOHT.

Did Pettit Shoot Himself?

No. At least all attempts to substantiate a rumor that he had committed suicide with a revolver were fruitless. About noon a train man on the Monon told Bob McClain that he heard the rumor at Lafayette and thus it spread xjver the oity.

Knives at a Social.

The distinguishing feature of the so.**! at the Methodist oliuroli last evening was the presence of knives at the tables. This is something heretofore

unheard

of at asocial but it was much

appreciated. A large crowd was present and the ladies took in $40.10

Oorey Still in Lobanon.

Charley Davis is back from Lebanon but Corey and Clark ore still thero awaiting the return of Boone county's effloient prosecutor who had gone to Indianapolis.

Kmploymont.

Ladies and gentlemen needing work aro missing a rare chanoe for steady and profitable employment, by not calling on Dr. Abbott, at Edwards House betwoen this and the middle of next week.

Yours Respectfully,

IN THE OOUBT HOUSE.

The Circuit Court.

Hon. Kdwanl C. Snyder, Judge. Joel Brown vs. Toledo, St. Louis & KansaB City Railroad Co. Continued.

Josiali Parkhurst, et al vs. Marshall D. Doherty, et al. Former judgment set aside and dismissed at plaintiffs' cost.

Rhoda Walters vs. Rosetta Swisher. Special finding of facts and conclusions of law. Plaintiff reoovers 8114.73.

H. M. Perry guardian of Wm. C. aud'Allen Dodcb vs. Rosetta Swislier( Special finding of facts and couclusion 1 of law. Judgment for plaintiff 8587.62.

Malittu T. Thompson vs. Rosetta Swisher. Special finding of facts and conclusions of law. Judgment for plaintiff, $114.40.

John Hollingsworth et al vs. John B. Stump et al. Change of judge granted and Hon. J. M. Rabb called.

John L. Hodges vs. C-melius Cunningham. Dismissed at plaintiff's cost.

ELKCTRIC FLASHES.

Hessian flies have appeared and arc destroying wheat noar Evansvllle, Ind. Edmond W. Corlios, president of the Bank of America at New York, died Thursday.

W. E. Clark was chosen president of the Southwestern Michigan Fair Association in session at Kalamazoo on Wednesday.

Thursday, at San Francisco, the Episcopal convention elected Rov. W. F. Nichols, of Philadelphia, assistant Bishop of tho diocese.

One man was killed and several were badly hurt in a collision between freight trains near St. Thomas, Ont., Wodnesday night.

Suits to restrain Fogcrty, Sanders and Farrar from playing with the brotherhood were begun Thursday by tho Philadelphia National League Club.

A scaffold at Waterloo, la., fell Thursday, precipitating Jack Long and Wilder Bardeon eighty-flvo feet. Long was killed and Bardeon was seriously injured.

Frank Hugh, of Yanksetown, Wis., was shot through the heart and instantly killed Thursday. Ho leavea a wife and child, in whoso presenco the deed was committed.

A reception and fanquot in honor of the 77th birthday of ltov. Father Sorin, who had just arrived from France, was held Thursday evening at Notro Dame University, South Bend, Ind.

The Quincy (111.) Pontoon Bridge Company, to build and operate a pontoon bridge across the Mississippi river, was incorporated Thursday at Springfield. Tho capital stock is 550,000.

A froo library, to cost not less than $1,000,000, has been offered tho city of Pittsburgh by Mr. Andrew Carnegie, and tho City Council will tako appropriate action next Monday night.

The box factory of J. Iv. Hunt, the shoe factory of Lewis Jt, Pifer and the Trix Company at Rochester, N. Y., were destroyed by fire Thursday. The loss Is about S100.000 fully insurod.

Wodnesday night at Lexington, Miss., an armod mob took possession of the .1 and Uboratod Eugene Story, who had been convicted of murder and gentenood to be hanged. Other prisoners were llberated_atthe same time.

—Cut sale on mufflers at Cunningham's. —Great bargains in dry goods at Abe Levinson's. —Go to Cunningham, the hatter, for hats. Latest styles always on hand. —Everybody should go and see Louis Bischof's grand clearance sale and save money. —There will be a sale every evening this week of mother pearl pictures, 116 North Washington street. —The piotures now on exhibition at 116 North Washington street are the finest that ever came to our city. —1,000 yard silk veiling worth 20 oents, in this great cheap sale only 5 cents. Louis BISCHOF. —Turkey red napkins, worth 5 cents, in this sale only 2 cents each.

LOOTS BISCHOF.

—The great cut sale is still in progress at Abe Levinson's. Everybody is oordially invited to call and inspect the goods and learn the prines,

A GREAT OPPORTtTNTTY TO

Secure Genuine Bargains.

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 efi'ort to dispose of a large quantity of them so as to make room for 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 say, 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 Us, now. It is money thrown away if you do not visit OUR STORE this week.

WANTED.

OUR CHANCE."

Being aware of the fact that our trade is improving daily, we take great please in announcing to our numerous CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS, that on TO-MORROW, Saturday, Feb.

make SPECIAL PRICES on our full line of Goods. Everything will be marked in plain figures and the prices we give you on that day will be good on THAT DAY ONLY. "It will cost us something to do this," but it costs to advertise in any away. We propose to jive our customers the benefit of the very Best Goods at prices that won't be duplicated. Our object in this is to offer an inducement to the people to come and look through our store, compare the quality of our goods with others, any you will be convinced before you leave our store, that you can rely on what we tell you. Now we want everybody to improve this opportunity. We have two delivery wagons and will get your orders out in good time, so come and see if what we tell you isn't lrue. You will get more goods and of BETTER QUALITY for $I.oo than was ever offered you before. We will guarantee 16 ounces to the pound and

bushel. Also that we will convince everybody that buys, that they can depend on what we tell them. Remember Saturday's Prices i^ood for Saturday, Feb.

8th

only«

Ensminger |j& Seawright.

103 BAST MAIN STREET.

FOR SALL.

F°

SALE—A White Bowing machine, entirely new. Apply at thU olHoe.

FOR REN1.

vjK RENT—Two rooms over the Corner Hat Store. Inquire of Con Cunningham.

Tj\)H RENT—Good residence property Boutli X1 Walnut street, north of the C). Jtw. K. It, Inquire of Dr. Duncau, 224, Washington Bt.

FOR

REl)T-A house on West Main street also two upstairs rooms on West Main street. Inquire of W. E. Nicholson.

FOR

RENT—Furnished room with water privileges and bath room. Inquire at 132 west Main street. ...

F'Olt

RENT:—Twoliouses312and 214 south Washington street. Can be used as a doublo. liouso or Is suitable for a boarding lioiiso. Contains 24 rooms, two stables, gas and water. Call at Dan Thompson's, south Greeu street. MKS.S.C.EWINQ,

TJOH RENT—Several suits of elegant rooms J/ with pautrios, presses and cupboards lust finished In Hurler's block and torrent over Myers & Charnl's store on east Main street. D. HAIITJSH.

ANTED:—A girl to do lliht house work at 711) Bast Main Street. Call at once. ANTED—Both washing and ttonlng by

Sarah M.Condou, 214, Spring aticet.

\TI7ANTED—Mrs. Emma Laymon wants "V work either at her home or out. 311 North Walnut street.

WANTED—To

ront a nice house with mod

ern improvements, butli room, gas, ter.eto. Call atUiIs olHoe.

WANTED—Local

and Traveling salesmen

to sell Lubricating Oils. Apply tor terms to Uie Dleterlelis Oil Co., Clevelaud, (M

WANTED-Mon

to roprosontour well-knoWn

Nursory in Uils county, for town and country trade. Good pay weekly. Good rotronces required. Apply quick, stating age.

CHASK13BOTHERS Company Chicago, 111.

WANTED-Honryachievements

M. Stanley's genulno

new book, the world Is hllod with enthusiasm over his in Africa. Ilook be ready In February. Agents ablg harvest Is beforo you. Act at onco. Send for tho outfit. Advance Publishing House, Columbus, Ohio.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FRED C. BANDEL, of Union township, will bo a candidate tor Sheriff of Montgomery Counly, suoject to the decision of tlie^Republican nominating convention.

ESAI8 H. COX, of Union township, will bo a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, beforo tho Republican nominating convention

GILBERT GRAY, of Walnut township, will be a candidate for Sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Republican convention.

ROBERTT. HOPKINS will bo a oandldato for Councilman from the Third Ward subject to tho decision of the Republican nominating convention.

SCHUYLER C. KENNEDY will bo a can dldate for Prosecuting Attorney for tit® 22d Judicial Circuit subject to tho doccslon of U10 Republican nominating convention.

DAVID W. HARTMAN will be a candidate for Trustee of Union township suoject to the decision of the township Republican oouveu tion.

ChlldrtnjCry for,Pitchir,« .Ctrtori^

8th,

we will

pecks to the

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THE BAYLESS

10-Cent Hack Line

Calls answered at ,any hour, day or night. Office with SnodgrasB A Murphy on north Washington street resldenoe 120 west Market street.

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Just received 500 packages of

IDr. Rvder's

SIBERIAN COMPOUND

impost of Roots, Herbs, Leaves and barks, a guaranteed cure for Cutarrb, Dyspepsia and Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Pains in the Back and Side.

Sold by LEW FISHER.

Family Groceries!

Nice, Bright, Fancy Stock, at lowest Prices.

Sew Stock Evaporatrd Peaches, All Kinks of Dried Fruits.

CANNED COOD8,

Of all Brand! New Stocks Call uiid Get Prices.

Jellies, Preserves, Etc. nuts of all Kinds, lancy Bottled Goods. Children oan get as good bargains aa grown people. Gome and see us.

TOMUNSON & CO.

MILLER BLOCK.

DR. E. H. COWAN

—IIAB REllOVKt) HIS OFFICE TO— ROOM No. x, SECOND STORY* CRAWFORD'S STONE WONT. -v*

Same Stairway aa Old

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