Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 February 1890 — Page 3

Spring Styles

WALL PAPER

Full Stock and Lowest Prices,

Robinson & Wallace.

Everybody Has a Chance

Beginning Saturday, February SLLI, we will begin selling $13,000 worth of'Boots and Shoes at manufacturer's cost. This is 110 bluff or reduction of stock, but genuine closing out sale. Our burgains are 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.

BEHOVED!

We have moved our stock of

Family Groceries!

To the room formerly occupied by C.N. Vancleave, on Market street, Where we are read}' to wait on our customers and sell goods as cheap as any house in the city. Children can get as good bargains as grown people. Como and see us.

TOMLINSON CO.

All Kinds of

New Side Combs, New Jewelry, New Music, Mixed Gold Paints,

Big Bargains in Tinware and Queensware at the

New5and lOCentStore

WKST MAIN STREKT.

Respectfully,

CARLSON.

WOOD YARD!

Call at C. H. Marshallrs coal office for good dry wood, $3 00 to $3 5O per cord. Coal of t/ all kinds.

119 South Green Street, next to ...city building.

mort beckner.

Sofnerville Bros.

The Largest and Most Complete Line of Baby Carriiges in the City at Lowest Prices.

Call and see our line before purchasing.

Sold on Easy Weekly Payments.

UlClOUS

BREAKFAST DISH.

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT:

BEOS.

91)-0eiit Store.

Baby Carriages.

DAILY JOURNAL

TUESDAY, FEimUAHY 25. 1830.

THEJJITY.

The Wcntlier Report,

For Indiana—7a.in., ltiilii, cold wave. Locul Tompcrtiture* a in 48 2p ill

Points for Pleasure Seekers. "Ami i-omtnif events cast their shadows bofore."— Campbell's Ijochiel'8 Warning.

TUKSIMY—At Musio Hall, Horse and Dog Show. WKDNESUAY—At Music Hall, Horse and DQg Show. Matinee at 4 o'clock.

THURSDAY—At the Y. M. 0. A. Auditorium, the Sliubort Quartette. THCUSDAV—At Musio Hall Chris. Gardener in "Fatherland."

FRIDAY—At Baptist church, 11, social.

Flooded.

A BAD WttECK.

A PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED NEAR VINOENNES,

Two Men Killed—(Jonsuh Appointed the President.

Special

The Joumul.

Tho water pipes in the residence of Louis Mossier on east Jefferson street to consist of a doublo engine and Clyde burst Saturday while Mr. aud Mrs. marine boiler, Government test. She Mossier wore both in Thorntown. The will be ready to launch the vessel on tho water ran all Saturday night and Sun- hike by May 15. day morning. The neighbors then dis- —The Woman Missionary Society of covered it, broke into tho house and Crawfordsvillo Presbytery will meet in turned tho water oil'. The damago will Bethany church,Parke county, Indiana, reMsh over §200. April 2nd, 1890. Delegates from auxiliary bodies, young or old, interested

Death of Mrs. Ruth MoAlister. lor not interested in missions are corMrs. Ruth MoAlistor, relict of tlio late dially invited. Persons expecting to Jesse MoAlister, died at her homo in attend will please send their names to Franklin township last ovoning, at tho Wm. 1'ftvid M. Adams, Marshall, Ind.

ripe old ago of 82 years. She was born in Ross county, Ohio, June 17,1808, and I come with hor parents, Richard and Lydia McOafferty to this county, in 1818. She was married to Jesse MoAlister April 3,1833, by whom sho had three ciiiidron.

The Court Martial.

Major .T. H. Oliver and six other officers came over from Indianapolis yesterday as a court martini to try Nathan Fruzier, of Company D. A stenographer accompanied them and took tho evidence down. The trial began at 7 o'olook and lasted after .ten, The two charges against Frazior were drunkenness and disobeying orders, during tho Stato encampment last July. There were twelve witnesses examined, but the verdict will not be mado for a week or soyet.

:. The Athenian. The Athenian club mot at tho residence of Mrs. Herron yesterday afternoon. Tho mooting was favored with a number of visitors. Mis. Dr. Briggs from California, was present, also Mrs, Mary Morrison and Mrs. Baker, from Indianapolis, and Mrs. Honry Wallace, from Memphis, Toiri. Iu tho of Mrs. Cunningham her paper on "Political Economy" was lead by Mrs, S. S. Thomson. A conversation on

"Philanthropies" was led by Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. McCain. Current oventfl I Creek were given by Mrs. Campbell. olub voted to become a member of the State Union of societies. A committee TTninwa« appointed to get up rosolutious of Henry L. Hug ios, condolenco to be presented to the family of tho late Miss Mollio Boynton, who was a member of tho olub.

VINCENN-KS, Feb. 25.—The fast passenger train irom Evanaville bound foi Chicago, was wreoked by a washout near this oity eerly this morning. Enginoor Lyou and Fireman Bowdon were killed and several others badly injured.

•v" Appointments by the President. Spedul to The Journal. WASHINGTON, Fob. 25.—The President to-day sent in the following nominations: H. Andrews, of Ohio, to be Consul at Hankow John Fowler, of Massachusetts, to bo Consul at Ningpo W. B. McCreary, of Michigan, to be Consul at Valparaiso J. S. Twells, of Pounsylvunia, to be Consul at Naples.

Short Items of Interest.

—Armour's Star Hams at Eusminger Seawright's. —The Daily Plaindealer, at LaPorto 1ms suspended. —See Barnhill, Horuaduy Piekott's prices in another column. —The Sons of Veterans will affect a permanent organization next week. —The K. P.a will have thoir hall recii'-peted, papered and decorated this spriug. —Fancy Bollilowor, Greenings and Baldwin apples at Barnhill, Hornaday A: Pickett's. —Try one fifteen cent package of Mandarin combination Spring Leaf tea of 'i'ruitt .V Scott. —On next Friday eveniug Company 1) will give an exhibition drill in the Y. M. C. A armory. —The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. 12. church will meet after prayer meeting Wednesday evening. —BOY. G. W. Switzor will go to Pluiutield this evening to deliver a lecture before the young people of the church. —The ladies of the Baptist church will give asocial in their church Friday evening. Supper from 5 to 8 o'clock. Admission 5 cents. —Mandarin combination Spring Leaf tea is put up in fifteen and twenty-five cent packages. Try ono. Truitt & Scott, agents. —Special services will be held in Roberts Chapel M. E. church commencing Monday, March 2, at 7 o'clock p. m., to continue during the week morning and ovoning. —Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Whitney entertained a number of friends last evening prior to Mr. Whitney's departure for the Wost. Progressive ouoliro was the amusement of the evening. —The infant son of Frank L. and Mary E. Harney, died Fob. 23, aged throe months. Tho parents livo three milos 1st of New Richmond and the funeral took place this morning at Darlington. —The Boston Symphony Orchestral Club, under the management of Max Bachert, disbanded upon reaching Lajorte, Mr. Bachert claiming it had proven a losing venturo. The members threatened him with arrest, but finally ooncliuled to pocket their discomfiture and return East. —Indianapolis News: Mrs. JR. K. Lord, of Maxinkuokee, is building a now steamboat, which will be sixty feet long, double decks. Tho machinery is

Alternates.

So far as THE JOHUKAL can learn only two precincts iu Union township selected alternates to tho convention, the others allowing each delegate to choose his own alternate. Frooiuct 1 selected J. M. Simpson, S. 0. Kennedy, Ira Powers, Prof. Jacob Norris, I* rank Honry, A. D. Thomas, W. A. Fowler, Paul Burns, T. H. Ristiue, A. D. Lof land. Precinct 5 selected S. A. Stilwoll, George Brown, Charles Davis, W. H. Steele, J. W. Ramsay, B. F. Hutcliings,

P. S. Kennedy, Ira McConncll, D. H. Gilkoy, Jell" Scott. If other procincte have alternates 30 lected tho Secretaries will please inform Tin: JOUJINATJ immediately so that they can be inserted iu the wookly iBsue. In the list of delegates to the township convention published Saturday the name of James MoClamrook appeared in Precinct 2, instead of James

MoOlellaud.

Juries Drawn

Tho following aro tho inombors of the juries for tho next term of court: GUANO JITKV.—MiltonMcKoe, Union Albert Allen and W. R. Canine, Brown

ab»enco Samuol Boots and William Price, Sugar Creek Ogdeu R. Hughes, Ripley. Pirrrrr

JUKY.—Tilghmau

Hale, Frank

lin Joseph W. Easly, Brown Harry M. Mitchell and Philip Dewey, Coal Henry Johnson, Scott John 1'. The I Marsh, Sugar Creek Edward Holmes,

Jerry T. Chndwiok, Joseph R. Liun, John A. Harding, Peter A. Bailey and

Ladles, clean your kid gloves with the Mather Glove Cleaner. For suit onl at ll-juntreo's Uazar.r.

THE SIX.

The Consolidated Tank Line Asks the Gonncil'a Permission to Erect Buildings to Uost $5,000—Miscellaneous Businesa.

The Council met last evening with ah present but Carr. The Board of Public Improvement reported that the oity had recoived those parts of the Yountsvillo and Shannondale roads which lie inside the city together with $300 on condition that they be la cod in good repair. The Board also ordered that uiberty street needed drainage and the Street Commissioner was ordered to go to work on it as soon as possible. The Board will oonsult with Joseph Milligan in regard to extending Liberty street west to the oity limits.

Judge Thomas wanted to have the alley in the rear of his block improved but the Judiciary Committee reported that the Barrett law providing that a petition from two-thirds of the property holders be presented applied to the case, therefore tho alley will not be improved.

The telephone pole in the rear of Musio Hall was ordered out down. A petition wa6 presented by the Consolidated Tank Line, of Cincinnati, through W. T. Brush, its attorney, W. T. Brush, asking permission to erect buildings as follows: One briok warehouse, 30 00, with one story, a basement and an office, 16x10 one boiler house, 12x20 one oil tank, 10 32 two oil tanks 10Jxl6 one stable lGx 25 one wagon shed 8x10. The total cost of the buildings is estimated at 85,000. The Company did not pur-1 chase the Milligan property on aocouut of defeotive title but bought land of Col. I. O. Elston, just west of tho Indinuii Wire Fence Co.

Two Houses Pulled.

Tho police pulled two houses of ill fame last night. At nine o'olook they raided the place of Mary Rale, near the Junction and mado one arrest. At midnight Mary Riohie's establishment on north Walnut street and another arrest was the result. Tho latter reoently moved from Waveland.

PERSONAL PI0K-HPS.

—Charles Goltra is in Jackson, III. —W. T. Brush went to Waveland today. —J. E. Brown went to Gosport this afternoon. —Miss Clara Cook is visiting friends in Eokomo. —Miss Flora Mitchell spent the day in Waveland. —R. B. Whitney left for the West this morning. —L. J. Coppage went to Greencastle this afternoon. —Mrs. Jeff MoDonald is quite sick with neuralgia ot the stomach. —Mrs. Albert Baker and oliildren returned to Indianapolis to-day. —M. W. Harking and wife are the guests of D. P. Smith for this week. —Father Zumpuelte, of Cedar Lake, has been the guest of Father Dinnen for a few days. —Mrs. Sallie Black well will spend tho week in Waynetown and Covington cisiting friends. —Albert Wert has gone to Terre Haute to act as book keeper in the Alfrey heading factory. —Tim Ward came up from Terre Haute Saturday and is now keeping books in Alfrey's heading factory. —Henry Dochtermau, of Covington, is very ill with a relapse of the grip and has sent for his brothors-in law, of this city, John and Howard Smith. —J. W. Switzer, of Redfiold, S. D., who lias been a guest of his brother since Saturday left this afternoon for Otterboin and will prooeed to his Lome nest week, here on a prolonged visit.

—MARCH 1-"JONATHAN AND HIS CONTINENT."

C0L0EED H0TES-

Meeting at the Baptist Church tcnight. Mrs. EUcn Smith is ablo to be up again.

Odd Follows sermon at tho A. M. E, Church Sunday. Mrs. Howard Diokorson is yet confined to her room.

Keep tho meeting at the court house Thursday night in view. Rev. Lincoln Murry has roturnod to his liomo in Greencastle.

COLLEGE NOTES.

Prof. Coulter will take part in the oommencemont exorcises of tho Indiana Eclectic Medioal college at Indianapolis Friday evening.

A IiiKly In South Carolina Writes: My labor was shortor and loss painful than on two former occasions physicians astonished 1 thank you for "Mother's Friend." It is worth its weight In gold. Address The Bradfleld Reg, Co., Atlanta, Ga., for particulars, Sold by Nye & Co.

—Eyerything in our line will go. We will not except "staples." Be wise and improve the opportunity.

ENSMINOER & SEAWBIOHT.

Road our space advertisement this week. You mov find something you need at out prices. Ann

LEVINHON.

—If you need anything in our line, don't fail to call on us as we will positively save you money on every purGLUUJO.

ABE LIBVINSON.

They have come. Armour's "Star Hams" at Ensmingor & Seawriglit's.

For Sale.

Mrs. Mary E. MoNeil will sell her

property containing a good house witu aQj $100

four rooms, good water, a number oi

fruit trees and about half of an aero of lend at Mace, Ind. A bargain for any-

ono.

1 lot Fancy Dress Goods GJc por yard, worth 10c 1 lot Fancy Plaid Flannels only 25o, worth 40c. 1 lot 3G Inch all-wool Henrietta 35c, worth 50c 1 lot Lace Curtains 2 ydBlong, Taped edges, 65c per pair

Beautiful new Scotch Zephyr Ginghams Our new spring stook of Lace Curtains now ready

Indigo BIuo Prints only 5oiper',yard Muslins away down below competition Pears' Soap only 12Jc, worth 20c The best unlaundrled shirt In the olty

FORSALE^

FOU

SALE—A White Sewing machine, entirely uow. Apply lit this ofllco.

LOST.,

LOST—A

FOU

black silk umbrella with oxydlzcd

silver handle. Please return to Mrs. S. O. Wlllson, 502 east JetTersou street or Central school building and receive reward.

FOR REN1.

FStore.

Mns. M. CI.AIIK.

oil KENT—Two rooms over theCorncr Hut Inquire of Con Cunningham.

FOU

KV.NT—Good residence property south Walnut. Btrwrt, north of tho O. I. Sc W. 11. of Dr. Duuuau, 224, Washington

K, Inquire I St.

FOK

KBNT:—A house of 0 rooms on Walnut stroet, one half square Kouth of Christian A. D."" Church. Apply to Thomas.

West

KENT—Two upstairs rooms on Main street, luqulre of W. E. Nicholson.

TjX)U

KENT—Furnished

room

JT privileges aud 132 west Main stroot.

r^OU RENT 011 SALE-A J? rooms, summer kitchen,

stable, oil rnnklln Inquire of Tloi Will sell cllOH)

WANTED—Local

Ohio.

wltn water Tnqulro at

house of four wood house anil

~i_ii.. ~_ in.

near l'lum street doiot.

Inquire of Ttouben Smith, tho wagon maker.

Fell 11

WANTED.

W710

ANTED:—A fflrl to do light house work at East Main Street. Call at once.

TX7ANTEI—A rood girl in a family of VV Apply at 500 south Washington Immediately.

WANTED—Torentanice

four,

street.

housowlth mod

ern improvements, bath room, gas, water, oto. Call at tills office.

and Traveling salesmen

to sell Lubricating Oils. Atfplv for relaua, O, terms to tho Dletericlis

ting

Oil Co.,

WANTED-HenryworldStanley's

WANTED—The

M. genuine

new book, tho Is tilled with enthusiasm over nis achievements in Africa, liook be ready in February. Agents a big harvest Is before you. Act at once. Send for the outfit. AdvaucePublishing House,

Columbus,

Central Guarantee Life

Assoclatlou.'of KnoxvlUe. Teun., com binlng the Building and Loan 11 rnent, wauts at once a good, relit tative In this city. Call on or address A.

.. »fan of invest* reliable represen-

Allcn, General Agent at tho LaVotaliall within the next few days who will furnish further Information,

GREEN STREET

W. H. Jackson & Go.,have taken charpe of tho Groon Street Planing Mill, formorly known as the Strelght Mill. Tho Mill recently has oeon overhauled and refitted, and now is In liret-class condition to turn out first-class -vork. Persons desiring anything in tho Pinning Mill line will do well to call at the Green Street Planing Mill.

W. H. Jackson & Co.

A Pleasing Sense

Of health and strength renewed and of ease and comfort and follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with

His daughter will remain I nature to effectually cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale 50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists.

—Cut sale on mufHors at Cunningham's.

SNIIIOH's

COUCIH and consumption

cure Is sold by us on a guarantee. It ourus consumpUon.MofTett,MorganJtCo

WHY Willi, Yoo cough when Slilloh's oure will givo you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 50 cents and $1. Moffott Morgan & Co.

That hacking cougn can 00 so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It. For sale by Moffett, Morgan Co.

If you nave tumor, i,or tumor Symptoms) cancer (or cancer symptoms), scrofula, eryslpelss, salt rheum, ohronlr weaknesses, nervousness or other complaints, Dr. Kilmer's female Remedy will correot and cure, or sale by Lew Fisher.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfc

If you have a cola, cougn, (dry hacking), eroup, cankered throat, catarrh dropping, cough. Dr. Kilmer's INDIAN CODOII-CUKE (Consumption Oil) will relieve Instantly heals and cures. Price 25c., 60nand $1.00. For sale by Lew Fisher.

Loofte'd lied Clover 1*111 Remedy Is a positive specific for all forms of the disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcerated and Protruding Piles. Prlco 50 ents. For sale bv Lew Fisher

Children t*v for Pitcher's Castor!*.

Kpocli.

The

transition from

long, lingering

and painful sickncss to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the individual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memorv and the agenoy whereby tho good health lias been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that so muoli is heard in praise of Electric Bitten. So many feel tlioy owe their restoration to health, to the uso of the Great Alterative and Tonic. If you are troubled with any disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing you will surely fina re lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold' at

-.i, iiei u.y IAEH3 ui uium ouiu

IXJr

Drng Store

bottle at Nye & Co'i

fQf

pitchgr»t

for 60c. Big reduction In Corsets all kinds. Jersey Elbbed Vests only loc, worth 20c

Black Silk Handkerchiefs only 65c, worth $1.00 24 sheets Good Writing Paper only 5c 1 bunch (2D) Envelopes only 4c'per bunch.

Vandlke lace 4J in. wide only 12Jc per yard Yetlows swans down with bottlo of perfume only 12Jo

Austin's German Cologne only 80, worth 15o Hair brushes and oombs awful ohcap

Come and see us We will Save You Money

Zephyrs all colors only 5c per ouuco Seamless Dress Shields only 10c, worth 20o

Fancy Trimming Braids only 121c, worth 40c New fancy styles in Veiling

All Linen Huck towels only 10c, worth 15o Something new in Oxidized Bracelets

Our now French Flannels arc boauties Chenile Porticrs way down to closo balance on hand

Choice ot any Folt Hat in tho house for 25o Cloaks at any price to close them out

Bargains all "through tho House

ABOUT THIS.

We Guarantee Everybody a Prize,

And every Prize exactly alike. Commencing on the first clay of March we will give everybody that buys goods at our store, a card that calls for $25.00 worth of goods. These cards will be numbered, dated and registered to the holder. They are limited to six weeks from March 1st, and everybody buying $25.00 worth of goods from us in the six weeks, will be presented with one of

RAND & McNALLY'S COMPLETE ATLAS OF THE WORLD,

[LATEST EDITION.]

A work that should be in every household in the county a work that is invaluable to children pronounced by our most prominent Ministers and Professors to be the best work published and recommend it very highly. In fact some have pledged themselves to secure one in this sale. The work is elegantly bound in cloth and the very best grade of paper u^sed in its construction. The retail price

"THE WORLD OVER" IS $4,50.

And you can readily see that we have to buy them in large quantities in order to make this liberal oiler. But we want to show our customers in this way, that we appreciate their trade, and hope to give them something that they and their children may gain valuable knowledge from. Of course we expect to sell our goods at the same prices we always do, and we claim to sell cheaper than any house in the city, when you consider the "QUALITY." We sell you the highest grade of goods that are grown or manufactured at the same prices you pay for inferior goods all we ask is for a comparison, and we are sure you will be convinced we are truthful and reliable. Our goods are guaranteed our prices are guaranteed, and we guarantee each and every person buying $25.00 worth of goods ot us, that we will present them the above named Atlas of the World. There is nothing excepted in our stock. Everything goes, Staple as well as Fancy Groceries. We have one hundred samples of the works at our store now, and will invite everybody to call and examine them, convince yourselves of the fairness of our oiler, and remember prices and quality are guaranteed to you. Hoping everybody will secure one of these works, we await "Your" coming.

Ensminger & Seawright.

103 East Main Street.

REMOVED.

DR. E. Hv COWAN

UAS HBMOVBD HIS ORFICE TO—

ROOM No. i, SECOND STORY, CRAWFORD'S STONE FRONT. Same Stairway as Old Office.

30 00 Suit Now Only 25 00 35 03 Suit Now Only 30 00. 10 00 Pants Now Only 8 00. 30 00 Overcoats Now Only 25 00. 35 00 Overcoats Now Only 30 00. To Order tho Best Furnishings, Bost

Workmanship, go to

GriToert Co.

Burial Kobes.

MISS L. J. HIATT,

la now prepared to make

BURIAL ROBES

ON SHORT NOTICE.

A dress complete from (roods of your own selection for ladles, misses' and children. Calls from ber residence. South Grant Avenue. 11 rat bouse

south

of Muonlo cemetery.

BABY CARRIAGES

ARRIVED.

COME KAItl.Y

AND GET

KCTION.

A CiOOl1 SKIj-

BRING YOUR PICTURtS

An HavcTlieui Frumcu

A FINE LINE OF MOULDING

To select From. 1'rices us I.ow us l.lie J.OWHST.

-THE FAIR-

BABY

CARRIAGES ON WEHK PAYMENTS.

Diseases of Women

AND HORUEKY.

Consultation rooms over Smith's drug «tor,e' .?ouUl Washington Street, Craw fordsvllle, Indiana.

T. R. ETTER. M.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

[Successor to Montuimu & Ibinkln.l Offloo and resldunre over Corner Hook Store Special attention ui chronic dl KeiiseH.

B. B. MORGAN, M. D., J'KACTICINO

Physician and Surgeon,

Itcsldencc, 11 'J Wost College St root. Ofllco at Smith & Morgan's

nouits

Druir Store.

Oto 10 a, a 'i p. 7 to 1) j.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith

0mKSenco

2»8 SouUiUreen street.

Mrs. Dr. Griffith g-Jves special attention to Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE,