Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 June 1890 — Page 5

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DAILY JOURNAL.

^•KDAY^JI'NE T. l^'O.

^HECIT'Y.

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Weather Report.

liOi'Hi loinptiatme. 60 I -i •T:1

Beeollections of Grant.

ft.jocnsAi.fe iu receipt of a copy 'jestiousof Gruut" by the dis-

bcj

editor of tho Philadelphia George W. Childs. Itis isguod Kippiucott.

Company I Election.

au_v

I wet at the Y. M. C. A.

iIV

nig'11-

Cult:-

Wort with-

,his resiguatiou aud is nguiii in full ml of tlie company. After an excontest, Louis Watson waselocted sSergeimt.

Which Will be Tried First.

liiive heeu several inquiries us Iflctber W. 1'. I'ettit would be tried .Mrs. Whitehead, now that both keomeiip iu the September term of

We would reply that Mr. Pettit hljall menus since both were iniuuilerouo bill and tlmt bill ih

Montgomery county iiud will llbe returned until after ho is tried. it is tlie Whitehead trial cannot jp!&V.

A Live Western Town. n.liiigli Lament, formerly pastor |teFirst Presberteriau church of this

(know

the pun tor ot the Presbynchurcli at Missoula, Montana, a

tiitg towu ou tun Northorn Paeilic, klof Hel'jun. That wide awake typical an towu bus just published on il~ iteJ advertising pamphlet which •a the place up to good advantage. Lrailing mutter was written by Mr. km ami is well doue. The Jounindebted to him for a copy.

Election of OfScers. eOuiateuoti Club last night elected SBnefollows: President, Prof. A. IliBorJ Vice-President, I)r. R. J. igliam .Secretary. Prof. J. H. me:Treasurer, A. B. Anderson

Bitce on Programme, Prof. J. L. rMi, A. D. Thomas, 0. M. Gregg lite on Membership, Dr. J. N. |W, Prof. A. F. luiersteiner, T. H.

The programme committee need thut the programme for next lioolil be arranged not later thau lirbt of August, and those members liiifel to notify the committee the of papers would bo assigned

Ipthemes. The Club then adjourned aloaFriday eveniug, Sept 2(3.

Tie Agricultural Board.aBoarJ of Directors of the Fair tmetiu the small courtroom, iiatJohu Ij. Davis, iu the chair, cittee of 1'. S. Kennedy, I. C. a»ad J. X. Davidson wasnppoiutJiowfer with the City Council iu 1*1 to baildiug a sewer through tlie

Tlie matter of letting the it to the V. M. C. A. for use as tic park was referred to the Fair nCommittee with full power to He committee is composed of IS. Browu, G. W. Hadley and pHitton iiud there is no doubt but lslisfactory arrangements will be lately mails. Tho premuim lists I thai passed around aud a general prose, i'iie dissatisfaction was

They kicked on the qual-

[!the paper, oa tho dimness of the and ou the general styla and "P °f the job. The committee reii that they hud repeatedly made but without avail. Finally |faided tlmt it would be best to pie job and not offend theadver-

A motion to accept it under 8ns carried. No special attracfa been secured.

fun at the Oicaronia.u.1 time past tho Junior Preof Wabash College has [sseda !l jurislung literary society

roth

hull.

wouj ulKler

the

pouipous name of "The or the last week a gor'1 and gilt sign ju iho window roth htory 1ms informed tho f. ^tthero would be "Fun at the

lritky night." Aud fun l^i for a farewell meeting was "aued tisb, fruit and bot led .°*&Uree

It is also inferred

I festive corn silk cigars were viarnls, for this morning as folk came dowu town ho preL0'UUe °f smoke pouring out pane iu

window of tho

sob who cat ried the ltoy was •!ltDurliUgto'1

witk tho

°ther

[fffps., jo tho door was forced by •a anil the tiro, which had "11 uight and just broken «.tttiiig„,shed''with buckets of

was

protty well cou-

Ij. '^e ":°r burned through, been given a (juartor of an ItzrotU's hall would have "K of the f"15 without °«U6bt from

past aud tho a meeting place.

j„ a cigar stump of (rash P*as

and wheu dis-

just htiirting ou tho highly "iruituru of tho hall.

AFTER THE RED SKINS.

1tie Got or:!:i:c:.t to Avenge tho Big Horn Oiitritgvs iii icrance Demonstration. operhi! 11» I'ln .Journal. I WAsiu.-iuiON, D. C., .Tuno 7—This I morning Col. Arnold received orders to start in pursuit of Cheyenne Indians I who murdered Chief Engineer Crittendeu and his assistants last Sunday.

Temperance Demonstration.

Special to The Journal. Nkw Yoiik, June 7.—A cablegram from London states that at tho temperance demonstration iu Prod Park this morning over a hundred thousand people were in attendance.

.7 A.T IT AUAIN.

Society Again Puts on Its Gay Attire and Assembles at Miss Nicholsou's. Miss Ota Nicholson, of the class of '90, entertained a houseful of C'rawfordsvillo four hundred last eveniug at her homo on the corner of Walnut and Maiu street. She was assisted bv Misses llu' lieew, Jennie lieale, Mary Moore and Daisy Carver. Tho yard was lit with Chinese lanterns and the orchestra iu the music room pkyud at short iutervals. The "girls of '90" were all there and part of the b:ys. Over a hundred invitations were out aud the regrets were few so the par.ors wore iuite full.

How We Will Celebrate.

.there will undoubtedly be a big? celebration here on the Fourth of July. Iu the morning will occur tho fiuost industrial parade ever witnessed iu Crawfordsviile. C. M. Travis will act as Marshal, assisted by Col. Gilford, Major Foote, C.ipt. Tulbot, Kcdden Snyder, J. J{. Smitli ana Chas. Goltra. Tho oration will take place on the Court House corner where a large number of seats will bo provided. The speakers will bo W. T. Whittiugton, Judge Davidson, Hev. G. W. Switzer and W. K. Humphrey. Company of Wavnetown, will engage iu a competitive drill with Company I for a prize of $25, second §15. Two bauds of Africau jubilee singers will bo made up to parade the sir jots in band wagons. Tho balloon ascension aud parachute destient will take place between 2 and 3 o'clock on the Fast Main street liiuford grounds. A fl ig worth S25 is offered to the largest delegation present from auy G. A. R. post outside of Uuiou township, a llig worth $19 is offered to tho largest delegation coming iuto tho city in vehicles, and llag worth j?l,j to the largest horseback delegation arriving. Tho fair grounds have been secured by the colored people for a monster picnic, aud tho Catholics will also hold one, probablv iu Elston's itrove. Tho tireworks display will take place in the evening ou the Court House corner and will be the fiuest ever given in Crawfordsville. Chief Weidle has couseuted to give an exhibition of the power oi the fire company, ut some time duriug tlie day. Several other features are added to the already elegant list.

A Call On W. I. Pettit.

A JoriiNAi. reporter called on W. F. Pettit yesterday evening and hud a pleasant nonversatiou with that gentleman. He is now comfortably established in his new quarters aud well pleased with them. Ho has considerable road iug matter in his coll aud iu this pursuit ho pas-jus much of his time. Ho has a largi: book containing every newspaper clipping which touches ou his case, that he has been able to obtaiu. Ho is furnished with tho Lafayette pup ers by his frieuds, aud ho hiiui-eU is taking those of Crawfordsville. Ho has mauy callers and is tho constant recipient of cigars and other favors from his numerous frieuds in this city. The fine large rocking ohair iu his coll was presented to him by his charge iu Shuwnoo Mouud over year age. Nancy Lightcap was also visited and the gentle ripple of her niollow voice uwoko the echoes for blocks around as she told her tale of woe.

Suspended from the L. A. W, Sam Morrison received a letter tins morning from tho Secretary oi me League of American Wheelmen informing him thi't charges had been preferred against his umatuer status, and thut pending investigation ho was suspended from the League. As Sam has never yet ridden iu any bicycle race ho at a loss to understand how such a mistake, as this certainly is, could have I arisen.

Tred Rasabro Becliues.'

A note was received by tho Y. M. C. A. directors last night from Fred R. Rosebro, who had boeu appointed Sec rotaiy at this placo respectfully declining tho positiou. Another mau will be chosen as soon as possible and iu the meantime Mr. Georgj Hausor will act in that capaoity.

Attempted Burglary.

This morning at about 2 o'clock burglars attempted to ellect an eutrauce into into the residence of John Layson, ou east College street. 'Tho family being aroused, however, by their work in raising the window, they were frightened off without accomplishing their purpose.

Piir.'iN-r 3—Stati

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DELEGATES SELECTED.

To tlie Republican State, Oongressii nal and Joint Representative Convention .Republicans of tho county mot b.v precincts to day to select delegates Thr to tho State, Congressional and Joint Representative conventions. Those selected in Union township are as follows:

PitnciN-cT 1—State convention, Gem-go 3'juoch Congressional convention, George Myors Vincent Clark Joint Representative convention, John Elliot.

I'iik.unct No. 2—State, E. P. MoClaskey Congrossiomil D, \y. llnrtmau, L. A. Foote, Juiut Representative •T. S. Rich.

Congressional, U. ft. Russel, G. W. Hadley, W. M. Reeves Joint sentutive, J. ,T. Messmoro.

—Parties wanting nice fresh l«rries for Sunday should buy tho Woj netown berries at Joe Taylor's.

—We are giving special prices on our suitings and pantaloons, so don fail to order your new suit of Suodg-ass .t Murphy. —Have you been at the urent mark down sale at Louis Bischof's, if not go at once a.id soj the bargains. —Everything new in dress goods at Abo Levmsou's. —Attend the wiudow shade sale this week at Abe Leviusou's. —Alert Beckuer, next to the Mayor's ofllco sells steam dried stove wood at S3 a double cord, or §2 75 from the car. It is shipped from Frankfort. —Now is the time to order your new sui for commeuoemeut of Snodgrass .V

Murphy, the popular tailors. I —Some one half, some one third value for fancy ribbons this week at Leviusou's. —Go and seo how cheap you can buy goods at the great mark dowu sale at Louis Bischol's. —Attend tho lace curtain sale this week at Abe Lovisou's. —"Our sale on cofl'ees" is increasing I daily. Jnst because wo are selling the flees on this market. The

finest illeos on

lul»

this coffee on your table. Only at Ensmiuger .t Sea Wright's.

few appropriate remarks iu but was completely surprised.

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iV. S. Miller Con

gressional, Alvin Breaks, Sunt Waltou Joint Representative, McKiusey. Puf.ointt 4—State,S.

C. Kcnue.lv,

opro-

Piti:i,'i.sor No. 5—State, C. N. Williams Congressional, Chas. E. lav is, Perry Sinder Joint Representative, CoL'uard.

Pkbukct No, (».—State, J.N. War britton. Congressional, F. M. Die-, N. J, Glodfelter. Joint Rcgre-,-'eutativc, Ilurvey W'ilkerson.

PiiKcixcT 7—State, Jacob Joel, Congressional, H. H. McDauiel, T. 11.11, McCain Joint Representative, X. P. H. Proctor.

PitEci.vcT No. 8—State, Dr. S. Irwin, J. S. Brown Congressional, E. Humphrey, W. H. Wekstci, T. Elston Joint Kopresentative, W. Carr, J. H. Burford.

W. C. C.

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Cherries, gooseberries, aud tomrt*s are on tho market. —Tho trial of Nanev Lighto ip will take place next Wednesday. —Tho barbed wire factory closed down yesterday for several days. —Mrs. Paul Cooley has gone to Peoria. 111., to visit her brother, aud will remain about a week. —Tho Y. M. C. A. nine and a picked nine are pi iving a game of ball on the college diamond this afternoon. —The funeral of M. F. Devan will take placo to-morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock from St. Bernard's church. —Tom Forroll, night operator at the Plum street depot, lias uceepted a position at tho Vandalia aud will begin work to morrow. —Children's day services at tho First Presbyterian church at 11 a. ai. to-mor-row. A cordial invitation extended to tho public. Suuday School at 9:15a.m. as usual. —The Y. P. S. C. E. of First church will conduct a missionary meeting in their rooms Mondav evening at 7.30. A cordial invitation is exteuded to all youug people. —Elder O. F. Lane will occupy the pulpit at the Christian church to-mor-l-ow morning and evening. The public is cordially invited to be present. The pastor E. T. Lane goes to Clear Creek, Monroe county, to preach at a basket me'etiug.

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TROUBLE IN A PROSPEROUS 00.

I Tliy Indiana Wire Fence Company Sues I One of its Stockholders. About a wenk ago a suit was 11 led iu the circuit court entitled, The Indiana

Wire Fence Co, vs. S. H. .egg. It is a suit to render null auil ,nul, a contract eute.-od into betweeu the two parties at the organization of the company. 31:-. Gregg then turned over to tho ccaipain some patents ou barbed wire aud iron posts, iu cousi.leration for which he was to receive half tho profits after the I cooiany paid a 10 per cent, dividend.

It was found impracticable to mauulacture under these patents because they w..-re infringements possibly, aud they were used to help pay for licoase from the Washburn Moeu company. Time passed on and the Indiana Wire Fence I Company became a paying institution.

The ten per cent, dividend was declared several times aud Mr. Gregg do mauded his half of tho profits over and above the ten per cent. Tho company refused ts pay ou the grouud that it had never used tho patents and therefore had received uo consideration. To settle tho matter it was decided to go into the courts where it will oomo up for Judge Suyder's consideration on Monday.

PERSONAL P10K-UPS.

—Chauncey Suodgrass is iu Hillsboro to-day. —Joe Hoskius returned to Brazil this morning. —O. A. Ivooley returned to Indianapolis: to-day. —Miss Eliza Harmou is in Indianapolis to day. —Charley Hurst left for Stockwell this morning. —Beu Myers went to Danville, HI., t'lis morning. —Capt. G. R. Brown went to Pekin, 111., this evening. —Mrs. R. J. Groone went to Lafayette this afternoon. —Mrs. J. L. Campbell has returned from Indianapolis. —James McCormick returned to Frankfort to-day. —Mrs. L. F. Hornaday has roturned frcm Indiauapolis. —Henry Burns came in from Temple, Texas this aftornoou. j.

Mrs. G. W. Markley has returned from Arcanum, Ohio. —Geo. White will spend Sunday with Harrv Kiug, ot Lafayette.

Dr. I. A. Detehon returned frcm Torre Haute this morning. —Harry Miiligan is over from Indi uapolis to spend Suuday. —Capt David Braden, of Iudianapolis, was in the city yesterday. —Miss Alary Moore, cf Paris, Ivy., iB tho guest of Mrs. A. S. Miller. —Wm. Pittman, editor of the Darlington E iho, is in the city to day. —Mrs. Chapin and Miss Eist, of Indiatmpolis, are tho guests of Mrs. W. B. Hardy. —Carl Walk, who has been the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. J. R. Robinson return ed to Iudiauapolis to-duy. —llev. W. H. Hickman arrived iu tho city to- iy from his labors at Clark

University of Atlanta, G:i. —Miss Nellie 11 joins in, daughter of

"I'lV.rWu-mti'tv Senator Rjbiuson, of Sidoev, O., is the

margin is very small but the quantity we sell do wnat we figure ou aud if vou gues^of Miss Mary D. Uilkew liaveut used Chase .t Sanborn's ooffees —T. II. B. Me'Jaiu aud «ife left this don't pass another day without some of

ufturu00n

Presentation. her sister, Miss Lily Roesg iu, left toThis afternoou the deputy Assessors day for a visit in Columbus, Iu presented their chief, I). H. Gilkey, -B. F. McClamrock, R. A. McCIain with a handsome and costly pair of gold aue Harvey Smith are iu search of ths mouuted spectacles. Ira Towers made iiuuy tribe at Yountsvillo bridge to-day. the presentation speech in a ueat way, —Henry Wallace has returned from aud tho recipient managed to utter a Memphis, leun. His wite who is now response, visiting iu Indianapolis,will arrive in •1 the city in a few days.

Precincts Made.

The Board of Commissioners met. this afternoon aud awarded the following number of precincts to the several townships of the county, Madison 2, Wayne

Ripley 2, Brown 3, Sugar Creek '2, Coal Creek 3, Scott 2, Clark 3, Walnut 3, l-'rauklin 3, Union 1(3.

—We will sell you goods for one dollar tuo city.

uore aud better than auv house iu Ann JjEVIxson.

for Westfudd to spend Sun

day with Mr. MeCain's parents. —Mrs. Charley Rost accompanied by

I Social. Tlie ladies of the tlrst and second divisions ot the First Presbyteriun church wili give a social in tne church parlors on Thursday eveuing, June 12. Supper served Irow 5 to 8:30 o'clock. Admission 10 cents. __|f you need anything iu tho drv good', notions or iirihuery lino don't i.iil to cull on us. Wo guarantee saving on every purchase.

AM: Lkvinsox.

ouyh tlie Entire Stock. We h«T"e too many goods on hand and we want to dispose o£ them, so

we have cut prices almost in two for a few days only.

1 he following prices will give you an idea of what we are going to do: 4-v-fnoh Henrietta, all colors, only 70 cents worth §1. !G-inch Tricot Cloth, only 15 coins per yard, "worth '10 conts. -J2 inch lirllinnteen, blu'-'k, only (JO conts, worth $1. :.,unO yards White dross goods only 5 cents a yard.

iii'autiful Line Cashmere Omltras only "i cents. Choice ot dozen Chenilzott-i only 10 cents, worth 2." ami ,-i0. Jersi rfbbe.l vests only 5 cents, worth I ft.

'US

North Washington Street,

lattCrn

-f .ibrlcs eannot be sLU-|iasse.l. Immense stock of niIk mltU. Our lift-cut Kuaranteed black hose are as '°"u

F01i

Successors to C. X. Vanclcuve.

121 North Washington Street.

They will do their best to please you in either Groceries or Hardware.

After July 1, Terms Strictly Cash.

Our liCa.ler.

Tlio C011C3U8US of opinion is that iu ill-' show window two doors north of the prsh'llit'O can Ijo seen Iho liliest. lii:e of imutH for lour dollars ever displayed iu Crawioi-dsvillo. Your elioico for §•!. Others ask for same goods.

Coi.f.sian.

Vun.Iallii Notices.

Ou Sunday, June 15, the lake special is placed in service to run 10 weeks. Fare, round trip, §2. Other lake rates al«o now in force. ,lune Dili and 10th, tickets will bo sold tj encampment ut Evausville, at one fare $4 90 the round trip. .Tune 10th aud lltli, tickets will bo sol.l to Illinois nt ouo fare Sfi.80 Iho round trip, on accouut of the Christian Endeavor meeting.

Struwlierrlns

on rgetting quito plentiful now and wo have made arrangements with tho largest grocer in tho southern part of tho State to ship us regularly. And fancy stock can be secured at our store every day from now on, and we guarantee prices. Quality cousiuered.

ExsMi.voiiit fe Skawhiuiit.

Ladle*, clean your kid gloves with the Multier Glov« Cleaner. For sale only at Itouiitree's Bazuar. —Big cut price sale this week at Abo Leviusou's.

OULt

SUlt8 fC,,UCod a,ra08t

And so on through the entire slock.'

FVX-We will sell 2ft dozen Summer Ventilated at -12 cents thi» week

Mlllmoiy Department still full of nice, fresh ami stylish goods at one *thir«l h)As than others ask for same goods.

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COMFORTS!

WE HAVE THtM.

"V7" mciow, Door Screens,

Screen Wire. Gasoline Stoves,

lie Best Ilia/win. Mowers We have the best floods In the market.

$ 7.50 nowS -1.75 $ 9.00 nowS 6.50 15.0 now 12 20 li.OOnow 14.75 25.00 now 21.75 35.00 now 2SI.00

Fowler, Ashley & Co.

-AT-

For this week only we will sell Decorated Chinaware at' less than cost. Now is the time for bargains.

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

BOSS BEOS. 99-Cent Store

GROCERIES. HARDWARE.

*Vancleave & Houlihan,

$12.50 now $ O.i'.V 20.00 now 1(1.59

.Trade with

This Firm?

If not, why not?

LOST.

OST—A elillrt'* lioiinel. Itei.wtH-n Hurler's elevator and tlie court, house, l.euve :it 1 liK office.

IOST—A

LOST,

imlil thhnhle marked ".lulhi''

^somewhere on llie streets. Kinder will please leave ill litis oQiee.

Mniyed oi

I'outJ while lei

or slolen, a hrown pony with •et. a hlii/e.l liieennd sheur-

ed t'lri'lilp. Any 1

p. Any liif.ii'iimtloii Riven to John

Ij. (inlieu will lie 1 imnkfully received.

FOR SALE..

Ut 8ALK—(JikmI Jetsuv criMiin (or salo Kiiquiit'of Mre. Cap!.. II. II. 'lalhot.

J^OH SA LIS—A picket lonci*. CjJI on W. Itrusli.

FOR RENT. An man for euoli to $100, to locally

WANT1CD-SalaryactiveV.

section.

ropivsont a sucrcsstiiU N. coinptiny Inrorporatiii tosupply dry clothing shoes Jewelry,loeonstjinci's ut.(k»hi. Also a lady of t^iet, sulary?40 to enroll membersbO,(KJO now enroiled, $10,000 paid m. Ki'ferenees ivxohun:cd. Rmplrc Coopeinlive Association icrudtt well rated*. J/X'k Hox til0. N. V,

WANTED.

WAN'IK!)—westjfood^lrl,

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A wl'l pny jfcwl wujfos

Cull :il WuImsIi livenue, 11. It.TlNSI.RY/'"

Mus

WOHKKMS

WANTKO.—Men and women

n«ent!

UKents. HIk pay. Steady work. Out fitIn c. iNo exi-j-rlem-e ecdcd. .1 Kutrerje Whit, iiev, ninei.vinan, lloehe^ter,N. V.