Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 May 1890 — Page 5

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MAY 31. 1890.

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Looks Like Broofcshire. .Mopla prutoml to say that ouo iwrtoous to-day's Jocknal {Congressman Brooksliiro dejtistariH' speech.

Elfcction of Direotors. LiDDual election of directors for Lrfor.lsvillo Building, Loan, liHil Sftviiiga Association will take Ut Monday oveuiDg at the office

Secretary. B. K. Russell.

Death of a Dunkard. jijptin Bovvers, of Sugar Creek 'ip, died Thursday morning, May #'Md was huriod Friday,May 30. Eg'the preacher in charge of what

the Whito church of Dunk-

Ladies' Tea. Hall entertained about

#oI their lady friends last evening j, residence on south Grant Ave^Ibe refreshments were of the j„d altogether the occasion was of the season.

Ifoutj Board of Equalization. morning the court appointed the BBoard of Equalization. It is of the following oitizens: |l Wasson, of Union Absalom l,o!Froukliu Archaleus Bailey, [fate, sod Win. Z. McBee.of Madi-

A Euloey.

|[E Humphrey delivered the Decoitpcech at at Linden yesterday, jipsrtv went from Crawfordsville iJer report a good time and a slid speech, elcijuant and pointed, ilie to say that few better eulogies (tier pronounced ou the soldiers,

I ud dead, than that of Mr. rer yesterday.

A Deal in Dirt.

|f,I, Broth a Lid B. R. Russell have it the Bill'ord tract of land on lUUis street, the old base ball i, and will immediately plut the

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iiitolots and place them on the id The tract make twelve Iliad lots, six which will front six Market. elitirill them a sale.

AKew Sewer Requested.

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luge of property holders in their request for a sewer leillej from Washington to Water between Pike and Main streets, jtrill present a strong petition for Jilgreitly needed improvement to |0muicil u-'it Monday night. It is (loped that the Council will take diate and favorable action in the a, is the old slough known as an |fkubee» iu its present deplorable fa long enough.

Which Shall it Be?

inext Monday night it will fall to GtJCouncil to elect a successor to ou the school board. Mr. fcu declines a re-election and sevnndidntes nre now in the field. P*Dost prominently mentioned are jHstcliingf, Dr. Cowan, Dr. DunMD. C. Smith. N. J. Clodfelter •liobcen mentioned but positively that ha is neither a candidate nor any other.

Wins. v./-

is a very satl'rou game at Green jesterday iu point of runs made ajaciting throughout notwith

Wubush won with hands

1, although the team was uumerci' & toasted by the DePauw umpire *Sret to last. In the last two iufclie deliberately tried to steal tho ibj calling balls uutil "Sheepy" •Ml suggested that his health would Jisdermiued if he continued. He

traced up aud Wabash won at It was au exceedingly hot day •evere on the pitchers. In consethere was some slugging done, "•h outplayed DePauw at all

Md after the second inning Uby with them, giving them JWlof thoir runs for sweet charity's

The crowd of hoodlums who Wand pelted the Wabash players Wi it ia said were mostly theostudents, who were taking a day phenomenal colored Bhort

DePauw made most of their wd proved to ba an all around ,• Considering the demoralised (toTtm.0' team, with jT^itUngton and Brewer out of

Mtness it was a glorious victory. '"Mevas: ibyK SW 8 10 10 11 8-13 "Midi

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FT. WORTH DISASTER.

NONE KILLED BUT MANY SERIOUSLY INJURED.

The Preaidental Party at Pittsburg—Exception by the Mayor and Military.

Ft. Wootii, Tex., May 31.—It has been definitely ascertained that no persons were killed outright by the burning of the Spring Palaco last night though A. L. Haynes, Mrs. Volney Hall, Judge L. N. Cooper,Gip llollingsworth ttud James Davis are seriously and probably fatally injured. About twenty others are badly hurt.

The President at Pittsburg.

Special to The Journal. PrrrsuuiiG, May 31.—President Harrison and party arrived noro this morning from Cleveland. They were received by the Mayor and the militia. The party will remain until this evening,take in the Scotch-Irish Congress, and then proceed to Washington.

iv SEATON WINS. W*?

He Wins the Singles Without Losing a Set. Speclul to The Jouruul.

Indianapolis, May 31.—In the tennis tournament to-day Seaton won two straights from the representative of the Rose Polytechnic, score 0—1, G—0, and and two straights from the representative of DePauw, 0—3, G—1.

i! GARRULOUS GARRETT.

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The Pie-faced Burglar 8ays He Did Take Walkup's Money. As stated in yesterday's Journal the wife and sister of Johnson Garrett came to the city night before last. They have not been idle since their arrival, but have raised heaven and earth in the self confessed burglar's behalf. Garrett is now out with a now confession, claiming that Hudson whom ho at first exonerated, did the stealing. Hudson was released upon Garrett's stateme.it, and is now out of reach. This story seems tolerably full of air,androally places him in a worse situation than he was at first. As a confessor is fast becoming a rival of Cotlee, and is evidently fishing for a good long sentence. Judge Davidson has been secured as attorney by the gentleman and his plea of guilty may bo withdrawn, and an attempt at standing trial made. The case will probably be disposed the first of the week.

COLLEGE NOTES/

—W. A. Caldwell, '88 is" over from Lebanon. The Polys defeated Purdue yesterday by a score of 15 to 2.

Crow retired three men ou flies in tho second inning yesterday. Cain went home to Danville, 111., today to spend his senior vacation.

The DePauw pitcher and third basemen yesterday were imported players. Tho DePauw Betas banqueted their visiting brethren in fine style last evening.

Wise, who represented Indiana iu the Intcr-state oratorical contest, is in the city to-day.

Lucas sustained a painful wound on the wrist yesterday, being struck with a pitched bull.

A colored man represents DePauw iu the running races of tho Iuter-collegiate field day exercises to day.

DePauw and tho Polytechnic will endeavor to have tha games which the State University has won thrown out,on' account of tho University pitcher being a professional.

Word was received here this morning Unit the Polytechnic Institute hud sent to ludianapolis several professional athlete to represent her in the field day contest there to-day. Attempts will be made to bar them.

COLORED NOTES.

is in a very

Mrs. Lucinda Brown oiitio.il condition. Elder John It. Miller will fill his pulpit to-morrow.

Strawberry Social at tho seouiid Baptist ohuroli hall to-night. The G. U. O. of O. F. in connection with the house hold of Ruth will give a picnic on the 4th of July.

Bally day at A. M. E. church Sunday, June 1. I hope all will be ready to pay in thoir subscription.

M. Coleman, Pastor.

OrriGIAL BUSINESS.

Circuit Court.

S. W. Purviance vs. Wm. J. and Julia Coons. Complaint ou judgment. Court found for the plaintiff and assessed damages at S-154.G2.

In the suit of the heirs of the Hutchiugs estate against the administrator for a partition of the real estate, the court ordered suoh a partitiou aud appointed commissioners to make it and report this term.

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CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Cornolius Smock is improving.

—Next week you cm shoot squirrels lawfully. —C. M- Travis delivered the Memorial Day address at Bluft'ton.

Moffett «fc Morgan are exhibiting a fine rustic show window. I ho Salvation Army headquarters are now at -10G John street. —Tho catalogue of the county fair association 1ms made its appearance.

Alf Biily lias sold his buggy paint ing business to George Henderson. —A bull team from Crawfordsville will play at Veodersburg to-morrow. —Ripley township holds its graduation exercises at Yountsville to night. 'Iom Nicholson accompanied the abash athletes to Indianapolis to day. —Services preparatory to communion will bo held at tho Methodist church tonight. —A marriago license has been granted to Georgo Facker and Emma MoBride. —Tho Salvation Army meeting tomorrow night will be led by A. L. Dodd. —young Barnum Campbell cauglit a 5} pound oarp in Martin's dam this afternoon. —County Superintendent Zook examined 73 applicants for teacher's licoubo to-day. —D. W. Cox has arranged some ornamental flower beds upon the lawn of Gen. Wallace. —Tho Fourth of July Committee will effect its final arrangements for the celebration next Monday evening. —The present board of school trustees hold its hist meeting last night and olosed the business for the year. —To-day's Chicago Herald contains an illustrated two column article on the Annanias and Saphira club of this city. —Tho county branch of tho Indiana Fish and Game Association met last night aud continued its committee on finance. —Uncle Sammy Mart?., says the Darlington Echo, has sold that 40 acres of timber ho advertised in The Jocrxai,. Henry Alfrey purohased it for 82,500. —Elders Chas. Reed, of Connersville, and J. B. Daily, of Brownsburg, will preach at the Primitive Baptist church Saturday at 2 p. m. and 10:30 a. m., and 4 p. m. Sunday. —There was an exciting fight last night on the corner of Main and Green streets between two fifteen-year-old youngsters. The combatants were separated before much damage was done. —Waveland Independent:—The little green bug which appeared in the wheat last year, and which some say did great damage, is appearing again this year. He'll starve to death though this year. —Lafayette Call: The papers in the Pettit murder case for a change of venue will be ready this week, and the aocused will' be transferred to Crawfordsville and placed in charge of Sher iff McClaskey. He will tiardly fare a well there as ho has thus far here.

—After supper strawberries 10 centB quart at Buddy McGrigg's, Green street. large consignment of 500 quirts of strawberries to arrive at 0:20 this evening. Fine berries to be sold at 10 O'jntw a quart at Joe Taylor's —The June Century has been received by Lacy. —Have you been at the threat mark down sale at Louis Bischof's, if not go at once and sea the bargains. —Everything now iu dress goods at Abe Leviuson's. —Attend tho window shade sale this week at Abe Leviuson's. —iUort Beckuer, next to the Mayor's office sells strnim dried stove wood at a double cord, or §2.75 from the car. It is shipped from Frankfort. —Some one half, some one third value for fancy ribbons this week at Leviuson's. —Go and see how cheap you can buy goods ut the great mark down sale at Louis Bischof's. —Attend tho lace ourtaiu sale this week at Alio Levisou's. —Our specialties just now are full dress suits, commencement suits, business suits, wedding suite and £25 suite to order. Gilbert & Co. —"Our sale ou coffees'' is increasing daily. Just because we are selling the finest cotl'ees on this market. Tho margin is very small but the quantity wo sell do wuat we figure on and if you havent used Chase .t Sanborn's coffees don't pass another day without some of this coffoe on your table. Only at

Eusmiuger .tSeawright's. —We will inaugurate mark down sale for 30 days of gteat magnitude preparatory to extensive alterations aud remodeling of our promises. We will give some great bargains for tho next 30 days. Louis Biachcf.

Strawberries

are getting quite plentiful now and we have made arrangements with the largest grocer in the southern part of the State to ship us regularly. And fancy stock cau lw secured at our store every day from now on, onI we guarantee prices. Quality considered.

Enhmingek & Seawhight.

"What's it to you".whether Columbus or who discovered America, so you are icomiugly attired in one of Gilbert Co s. stylish spring suits to order.

—COLUMBUS BUGGY CO'S trtns and Burreys, sold ortin.

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at less thar one-half value!

PERSONAL PICK-UPS.

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Mrs. Dr. Tottcn has returned Colfax. —Miss Kate Malott has returned Indianapolis. —Kev. G. P. Fuson has returned from Chicago. —Miss Jennie Bryant is reported to be some better to-day. —Stanley Simpson and V. Q. Irwin Spent to-day in Rockville. —Mrs. R. J. Greene, of Lincoln, Neb., ia in the city on a visit. —Mrs. Jennie Mason and daughter, Rose, are visiting at New Riohmond.

Mra. John Butler returned t« her home in ludianapolis this morning. —Johnny Milligau, of Waveland, is circulating with friends in this city. —Mrs. Ada Cary, of Indianapolis is the guest of Mrs. Prof. Jacob Non-is. —Mrs. Smith Trotter, of Plainfield, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Prof. Moore. •Tom Murphy went to Chicago last night and will there reside iu the future. —Mrs. W. W. Thornton, of Indianapolis, is the guest ol Mrs. Charles Doney. —Mrs. Charles Wilhite and daughters, Yuba and Frsccke, are the guests of Cal. Barnhill. —Rev. G. P. Fuson was in Waynetown to-day to see Uncle Joe Thomson who is dying of dropsy. —John Carroll is expected home from Chattanooga, Tenn., to-night to spend commencement. —Misses Good ell aud Weaver, of Loda, Ills are the guests of Miss Morgan on east Main street. —C. W. Eltzroth has been called by telegram to Winchester where his brother Jacob is dying. —Miss Lizzie Jeunings, of Indianapolis, is visiting Miss Emma Davis on webt Jefferson street. —Sam Davis, of Richmond, Mo., is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. H. Davis on west Jefferson street. —Miss Jessie Scott, of Indianapolis, will be the guest of Miss Bert Wilhite during the high school commencement seuson. —Prof. J. L. Campbell and A. B. Anderson and wife and Miss Mary Campbell spent yesterday at tho Shades of Death. —Mr. and Mrs. John L. Goben and A. E. Davis havo returned from a short visit to St. Mary's Academy at Terre Hauto. —G. M. Betts started for Pueblo, Col., this morning in the interest of the A. L. and S. Association. Ho will join Jim Manna. —Mrs. Catherine Graham and Miss Anna liraham, of Piedmont, W. Va., the guest of George Graham and wife. They intend making Crawfordsville their future home and will go to housekeeping as soon as practicable.

Tin- Kurtlk Is Drying Up.

All rivers anil small streams are visibly smallfr than they were twenty-live years ago. Country brooks in wlii'J) men now living were nociistomtKl to fish and batlio in their boyhood have, in many cases, totally disappeared in continence uf the failure ot (springs and rains which once fed them. The level of the great lakes ls falling yea

by year. There are many piers

on tho Bhoi-es of lakeside cities which vessels or.ee approached with CJiae, but which now raich the water's edge, liarbor surveyors will tell you that all harbors are shallower than they were even a dceade ago. This not duo to the gradual deposit of earth brought down by rivers as some may suppose, nor to the refuse from city sewers. The harbor of Toronto has almost ceaied to be of use, despite tho fact that it has boc.n dredged out to the permanent bottom rock—St. Louis Republic.

The Japanese government has taken up the matter of public telephone service, and proposes to bring it into universal use throughout, the country. A line of telephone haa Jnst been constructed between Yokohama and Strlznoka, a distance of 100 miles, at the cost of the

Btato,

and a large

number of other lines are to be run very \hortlv

Affections of the bowels, so prevailent in children cured by Simmon'sLirer Regulator.

Cold In the head? or Chilblains? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sorear The beet thing in the world for It Is Colinan'n Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye it Oo.

SPECIAL SALE OF

Thus Week Only.

fortunate purchase of Fancy Ribbons places us in position some startling bargains, Ribbons worth 50, 75 and $1, the uniform price of 29 cents per yard.

it Anothei lot worth 40, 50 and 60, go for 19 cents per yard.

If you want Ribbons now is the change of a life-time to buy

Ui.OO now 12 20 35.00 now 21.75

SUITS! SUITS! SUITS!

We are selling tne best Spring Suits lor $25 ever sold in the city. Satisfaction. Is Guaranteed.

We are displaying a special line ot Pantalloonings and are making them very cheap.

THE 0HUE0RES.

Where SeligiouB Services Will Bo Hold To-Morrow. St. John's Episcopal Cuuiicn. —Sunday school at 9 a. m.

First PitusnYTKniAN- Cnunnn.—Suuday school at 9:45 a. m. College Ciiapei,.—Lecturo at 3:l"i p. by Kev. Dr. Little, of Deunison, Tex.

Missionahv Baptist Clinton.—Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Itov. G. P. Fuson will preach at 11 a. in., and 7:30 p. m.

A. M. E. Cauncn.—Rev. Martin Coleman will preach to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. in. buuday school at 3p. in.

Skcond IjArnsT ClHTitcii.— Regular services to morrow, conducted by tho pastor, Rev. J. R. Miller. Sunday school at 2 p. m.

Y. M. C. A.—Meeting for men onljat 4:30 led by Prof. J. H. Osbor e. The monthly coustcration meeting will bo held to morrow at a. m. enter

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2 Doors North of Postoffice.

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THE 99-OE3STT STORE.

For this week only we will sell Pecorated Chinaware at less than cost. Now is the time for bargains. $ 7.50 now $ 1.75

$ 9.00 now $ fi..'i0 17.50now 1-1.7') :i5.00 now 2H.0U

Decorated salid dishes, fruit dishes, bread dishes, oyster bowlsj punch bowls, soup bowls, ice cream sets, water sets, strawberry sets, tete tete sets, and all kinds of decorated dishes.

EOSS BKOS. 99-Cent Store

Pkei-iivtkhiax 'NRI:c:n.—

Regular Rcrvieeb to-iuoirow nt li' ,'iW a. in. and 7:30 p, m., by the llav. K. ,1. Cu uniiiguum. Suiidav bu!nnl at :2 p. m.

MirrnoDisr Eitsoopal. Omnscn.— Sunday school at 10a. m. Slimo.js proparatorv to communion to-niiilit at 7:30. Communion services to morrow at 11 a. m., aud regular services at 7:30 p. in., by Rev. G. \V. Switzer.

Salvation Army.—Muetiu .'s uverv night iu the week oommunciiiL'at 7: t." ]». m., at the barracks, 4.00 Johu street, led by Lieut. Hilty, also all day Sunday. 7 a. m.. knee drill 11 a. in., holiness 3 p. m., free-and easy 7:15 p. m., regular salvation. hristian

Chuuoh.—Rev. E. T.

Lane Mill conduct the usual services to-morrow. Subject of morning services, John xiv: 12. Subject of ovenhig service, "A Lesson from the Life of Daniel." Sunday school at 2 p. in. Y. P. S. C. E., 5:20 p. in.

St. Bernard's, Roman* Catholic.— Low Mass at 8 o'clock a. in. lligh ss oud sermon at 10 o'clock a. ui. instruction of children, 2 o'clock p. in. Rosary, 2:45 p. m. Vespers and benediction 3 p. in. Ou the second Sunday of each and every month the only service will bo Low Mass at 8 o'clock. All services conducted by Rev. J. R. Dinneu.

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FOR SALE.

Wsuction.

$12.50 now $ 9./fl 20.00 now 1U.53

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F0K T7*OU SAMS—A picket fence. Cull on W. T, Mnish.

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FOR RENT.

AiVnCU—An iietive mini tor each Salary 17.» to $100. to locally represent a Mien-ssI nil N. V. company Ineornornhti to supply lry jrootls, clothing sho««, Jewelry, etc., to consumers at-cost. Also a lady '.1 lact, satary440 to enroll members(hO.OOO now enrolled, ?10.000 paid in). Helerencus iAelninjiviJ. Kmpire Co-operativo Association (credit well rated). Lock Uox 010. N. V,

WANTED.

WOKKKIIS

WANTKI).—Mrn und women

Jijii.'iils. Iliif pay. Siviuly win k, until! frt-c. No cxpirneiu'o I'W'k'il. J. ICuirtMic Wliiiney, inirsci-yiaun, ltochcsli-r. N. V. nmy2:ini:!

No somnlinsr phrases or lonlish blasting are needed to draw attention to Van Werls'lJalsam for tlie lung's. A rlunn is made for it tlial it, is thebest coiitrii mcdirine 011 the market, every bottle is irmii anteed to do all that it is claimed ana iver.v0110 is invited to make a free test c, 1 it* merits. Volumes of phrase could not do more to recommond it, than this. Trial size free, for sale by Lew r'isiior.

Virginia Vistas.

Tho Personally Conducted Excursions over the Chesapeake it Ohio Railway, that proved so popular last year, will bo repeated during tho season of 18*J0, and Juno 2-1., July 15lb, August 2(ith und •September 10th have been selected as the date of departure from CincinnntL A special train of royal vestibule coaches with au observation car attached, will carry the tonrLsts, over tho entire routo by daylight. Stoppages for rest, rind sightseeing will bo made at White Sulphur Springs,Natural Bridge, Luray Caver/is aud Richmond Old Point Comfort und tho seashore being reached on the fourth evening for supper at tho famous Jiygeia Hotel.

Each party will bo limited to ono huudrod per. 011s. Tickets oovering transportation in iKjth directions, und all expenses 011 tho going trip iuoludiug meals, hotol accommodations, carriages, admission to caverns, etc., will bo furnished for tho nominal sum of Thirty Dollars. Pamphlets giving full particulars will be furnished 011 application to H. W. Fuller, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Cincinnati O.