Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 August 1890 — Page 3
llS'Jf 124, 12« South (Jreon Strret, .scot tSUiele, rroprlotor.
Lunih ounle open till after Midnight
ICE CREAM PARLORS ArnM-illilo l.v ii KiipiiriiUO'iitnuicc. Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
O S E I N
—M ATTKICSSRS—
FURNITURE Repaired and racked for Siilpmont. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 11 '.I West Pike Street. Out-of-town work BOIIOIUMI.
CRAW FO RDSVILLE
TRANSFER LINE,
R. C. WALK UP, Prop. Pa^'njrcrs and tla^Kajrc to Depots, Hot vis. or any parlor tho Clt v. Also proprietor of thr linyloss Ten-Cent Hack Linn.
Tin* Cheap l'rlces will be maintained ami Satisfactory service rendered. [#HVV calls at Stables on Market street, or slate at Snodjrrass Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.
Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith '''''KVSI'IVCIICU
218 801,111
W BHT NO 1--Mall, Noll No.V Nf 7—
(istreet.
Mra. Dr. Griffith fflvosspoelul attentlont Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.
CONSULTATION FHEE.
TIME TABLEb.
N A & C, I VANDAL!A. NOHTIT I ROITTH No 4—Mall 1 ir»am Rxpre88 1): No 0—Mali.... 1.4Hpm Mull 5: Local Freight. 2:5ttpm Accom 1*
trains oi otherwise.
limm I Hpn* ::00N 1 ilnrn 15piu :00 N
SOUTH NOKT1I
No 3—Mall l:20ftm]Mill 8: No r»— Mull 1 M'iptnlRxprosa 0: I/OCHI l',rolirht...9:0?»anilAccoin 12
0.. I.&W. 0:20 ami
KAflT 00pm »am •JOpra 51 am
No C—Mall, 1 ..5 No 4—Ma1l(d)...l NoO—Mall 1: No 8—KvvrofiR.R
-MalWcl).12:r5ain Mall..d....l :34ptnl KtnroM (i:45ira
BAY LESS
1h SU11 III the-
TiansferBusiiicss
lie will Answer all calls for
1 .rave orders at 120 West Mar
ket sheet
I.AKA YlCTTK
Steam Dye Works.
Ladles' nnl Gouts' Garments neatly dyed, cleuned and repaired. I,tidies' Dresses and Cloaks dyed and denned without ripping apart. Work done on short notice.
Work Flrst-Class. Prlcos Reasonable. All goods sent by express will receive prompt attention. Address,
EMIL MUELLER.
No. 4 Curtis Block, Lafayette, Indian
50 CARS
OK
I)()yd Sticliney & Co.'s
A I.I, HIZKSI
Anthracite Coal.
New River West in a a
The llnest coal in tho market for
tho grates. Also,
Brazil Block and Minshal Coal,
roil SAl 11Y
G. W. HALL
Auction Sale
-OK-
Desirable Town Lots
ON
Saturday,August 30
110 I.oW lr. Warren Davis' Now Addition
to Crawfordevlllo on West Main St. Those I.its arc r.",.v1(."1foci unl nil Hunt en Mum street.. Tlmy nr» tlic must doslruMe 1'UIMlnn lots In tlif' cltv, l.cuiiUrully l(M':ite.l. ituil nr.. mil iar, oir friiiji tin- litisincsa |mrt "f tin*elty liy sullies
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rullro-i IIMCUH. Then*
Inl.M will lie t, inn-lion. I.Hm't ful'BPt the
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*nte. Hiit.unlii.v. AniniM 30. hl(M.s:--f inn rush,
I
Diseases
tsJ Bxc-JP HI
Mason Sell-Sealing Jars, Standard Wax-Sealing Jars.
Jelly Glasses.
Extra Tops and Rubbers, SealingWax and Wax-Melters, Cheap.
ROSS BEOS. 99-Cent Store
LA VETA
European Hotel,
ttfpm
BASY
"ENS
B0R
CHILD
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTAgi
MOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Bold l»y Nyo A: Co.
Railroad Racket.
MICHIGAN CITY KXCntSIOX.
Ulg Main Line Hxeurslon Over th Monon lilac, August ISO. Tho grainiest excursion of I he sensou will bo run over tho L. N. A. .V (J. road to Michigan City ami Lake Michigan oil Saturday, August fitllh. The train will leave Crawfordsvillo at Ii:!!? a. m., and will arrivo at Michigan City at ll:!to a. m., giving excursionists about eight hours ii. Indiana's lake port ami harbor city. Plenty of time to visit tho many points ot interest anil take a steamboat ride 011 old Lake Michigan, illiohig.iu City is Indiana's greatest railway and lake excursion center, and nearly 200,0110 excursionists visit tho port every season. Among tho attractions the city oilers excursionist*, are:
A day's enjoyment of pure, bracing, fresh lake air. A view of the biggest lumber market on the lakes lumber yards extending nearly two miles along tho harlxjr—a sight to behold.
Delightful steamboat rides upou tho largest of the inland lakes. A pleasure no one should miss.
A view from "Old Iloosior Slide," tho largest and most famous sand mountain in tho United States, from tho summit of which a visitor cau see for '20 miles out upon the lake and 10 miles inland.
A visit to tho new U. S. life saving station, erected last season, worth going to seo.
A visit to the State penitontiary with its 1)00 convicts and groat manufactories —to seo which, is alono worth the trip.
TI10 finest harbor 011 Lake Michigan with schooners, sailljoats, steam barges, passenger lioats and other lake vessels plying her waters.
Many other attractions, too numerous to mention, will more than pay 3-011 to take advantage of the low excursion rate, and visit tho Harbor (Jity.
Tho faro for the round trip will be from Oawforduville, 81.90. This fare not only iiioludos railway passage, but, also, givjs tho visitor a delightful ride 011 tho pleasure steamer, Belle, and a tHp to view a special exhibition of submarine diving, the diver in his diving bell, descending to the depths of the lake provided especially for the excursionists 011 this train. Knees to the top of Iloosior Slide, for six prizes, open to all excursionists, will le a great feature of tho nay.
Lay aside your business cares for one day and enjoy a little recroatiou. It will l.e the bi ggost excursion with the greatest attractions of the season. See posters anil time cards.
J5lg -I Kxctirstons.
For Saturday excursion tickets will bo sold to Indianapolis at one faro for tho round trip, for train leaving Crawfordsville at 7:5'.! a. m., Sept. 1st, good returning Sept. 2d.
Special Train KorVlgo County Hair. In order tc accommodate those de siring to attend tho Vigo county fair, tho following tra'n arrangements have been made by the Vandal'", lino. On Thursday and Friday, August 28th and 20th a special train will leave Crawfordsvillo at 7 a. m. and unh ini$ at Torro Haute at!) a. in. "topping ut all intermediate stations. Returning special train will leave Torre Haute at O a. m., running through to Orawfordsville. For rates, tickets and further information apply to nearest ticket agent.
Vandaila Kxciirslons.
Tho Vaudalia will sell excursion tickets as below: To St. Joseph, Mo., and return, one faro for tho round trip, August 2till to th. Good to return (including Sept. 1st 011 account of Sons of Veterans.
Frankfort and return Aug. 25th to 2!)th on account of Clinton county fair. Darlington and return !!5c, August. 28th and 2i)th on account of family reunion.
Torre Haute and return S'2.15 Aug. 0th to 2'Jth, account Vigo county fair. To Lake Maxinknekee and return, ngust 17th, 21th and 31st 82. For iirthcr information call at Urown's drug toro, or Vaudalia depot.
To 1 lie SliadUh. '.
11 uni! I Hp via Vnn.UHa to the Shades •Jl 10, v.Iiich in.'hvl'-s !..irk fine. Ticlrets (rood to I'l-loin .'10 davw.
J. C, HuTi'lUN^ON, gej:t.
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N. sl term l.egins September 111. so:»rt tlrhiriyUB if O.ll U'l{ iitiiig roi/'U!* M'ill ]»!•!isv^ iicr 01 thoir i.tsii'.- MCO nix! Tliomr.on, Tiei.smei-, roof
buildi'. streets.
lie IIHIIM rc.l ]wiy incut"
111 »|uul mills In 1, 'J. a ttii14 ours, ut 0 uur "'lit. Interest, KITH red. WA11UEN DAVI?. Sit.
of Women
ANI) SUKC1EKV.
Cnn«i:ltatlon rootns over Smllh'f clrnp ore, South Washington blreet, Craw•orlkv!'!i Indiana.
J. R. ETTER, M. D.
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s!u lellts or iv the uum:,lr.H.'i to A No. 7. '/•.K'toi
ik-'rii'.1 ,l...ii ::J: U:i
and vests ro(Juuiiin^Uai.
—Light weigiit coats tlliced to l~.ctil.il CO:it lit Don't fai! to nttrud thin great sale.
cl'/araneo
II A IN CO'.:f 1 1 1 111 i(.k' cured t'V Sliil.li'« Cure- W gtial'.iiilee it.. 1 o. n.il.: o}' .dvur.-lt, .\I»i. t»nn .t Co.
I11 eases ef colic 1:1 stock Simmon Liver lteguluter will save tiicm.^—It. V. Cox, Haddock's St-a-
DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2G, lr-lio.
THE _C1TY.
I lie Went Iter Report.
for I milium— 7 II in., niln. wnniier, lioeal Toiiippi-uture. r»ni c.3 in
Announcement.
'l'ho Sous of Veterans will meet tomorrow evening at tlio usual hour. Tho "tidies of tho Baptist church will givo a social in tho church Thursday ovoning. Refreshments will bo served from 0 ::j0 to 8 .o'clock. Adursaiou 10 contK.
00UH0IL MEETING.
of tbe Mooting Centers Purchase of a 1'ire Alarm
Tlio Iuterest Around tho System.
Tho Cotiuoil met last night in full scfision and proceeded at once to business.
The 15oard of Public Improvement reported in favor of the improvement of Chestnut strott.
Tho Fire 15oard made an unfavorable report in regard to the proposed lho alarm system for tho following roason6: 1. Tho city linances are short. 2. It would cronto a debt bearing iuterest ot (i per cent. 3. Tlio Ci.imewoll system is too complicated and expensive. 1. Tho sewerage is in a bad condition and must be attended to first. On motion of Mr. Reynolds the report was table.l, Scott, Jones, Reynolds and the Mayor voting in favor of the motion. Mr.
JOUOR
then presented a motion favor
ing the purchase of a lire alarm system os soon as possible tho oost of which is not to exceed $3,0(10. Jones, Scott and Reynolds voted for, and Evans, Elmore and Walters against the motion, tho Mayor casting tho deciding voto in favor of it.
The City Civil Engiuocr's roport of the assessment for this graveling of east Market street was referred back for rov:sal.
Walter movod that engine house be remodeled for a grocory store room to be rented to 11. Rice Canine. Referred tr Firo Hoard.
Walter moved that the matter of licensing tho butchers bo referred to the committee on ordinance. Lost.
It was decided to gravel and grade the alley between Pike street and Wabash avenue from Washington street oast.
El more movod tho extension of tho Marshall street sower be out, down from 330 feet to 150 feet.
C, L. Thomas received tho ooutrnet for bouldering tho gutter on tho east side of Walnut street between Wabash avenue and JetTerson street.
GAS AT DARLINGTON.
The People Auxious Tor tho Fuel —The Meeting Last Nicht. Yesterday ovoning A. F. Ramsey, 15. R. Russoll, Cicero McClure ami T. n. 15. ilcCiiin drove up to Darlington to attend a gas mooting which had beon called to assemble ut Campbell's llall. Tin* mooting was called to order by Dr. J. A. lierrymau. S. S. Martin was chosen chairman and W. U. Pitman, ol tho Echo, acted as secretary. Messrs. Russell and R.imsey explained the proposition to pipo gas to Crawfordsvillo byway of Thorntown and Darlington in detail, explaining to the pooplc that it was not a donation that was expected or raquircd but subscriptions for tho bonds ami stock, tho bonds to boar interest at the rate of seven per oout. payable semiannually uut'l redeemed. When paid the stock would bo in the liamls of those who held tho bonds. A committee was tippo n'ed by tho meotiug to make a canvass of tho town and ascertain the amount of subscriptions that could be secured in and around tho town. Thereis a ge'ioial expression among tho pet pie of Darlington in favor of tho sclio-ne and it is tho prevailing opiuion that nearly every resident of the town will become a consuiuor of tho gas, both for lighting aud for heating. As it is elsowhoro the people aro auxious to have the fuel and will bocomo liberal patrons aud will to the extent of thoir ability assist in securing tuo §100,000 of stock and bonds necessary to insure tho BUCccss of the enterprise.
Wlitro Was Moses When tho Light Went Out? It sooms he was in tho dark at the Nutt House last evening but by some lively hustling on the part of tho management lamps aud caudles were soon provided and everything was as sung as abugiuniug. The why and wherefore is somewhat after this manner. Last March for a period of tiftuon days the Nutt House which is on tho 12 o'clock circuit of tho electric light works was supplied with carbons which ran only until nine. From this time until twelve gas had to bo used in cousoqueceo raising tho gas bill S'J for that time. Tho light company, however, refused to allow over SI.20 aud Mr. Hofforman rofusod to pay §7.05 dill'ereuoo.
Tho matter ran on un to last night all monthly accounts except March being paid when duo. Lost ovoning, liowover, tho March bill of $37 was prosontod and rofused payment unless tho S7.70 was doducted. Tho light was thou shut off audhcucotho hustle for lamps. Mr. HolTormau paid tho bill this morning under protest, aud through his attorneys Davidson and Courtney, will suo for 82,000 damages. Mr. Hetl'orman slates that the injury to his house is incalculable and he will seo tho matter to an d.
The Cheapest and IJcst.
II you are thinking of buyiug a fall suit you cau do no'bottor than to givo Colman a trial.
Colmun, rolnnin he i.s lho man, Hhoeun't tit you nobuiiy t'lin,
TILE INSTITUTE,
The Full JrroceeJiags of Yesterday Afternoon and Tnis Morning On yesterday atleiuoontho lirst lecturo was by Prof Mott on "Reading." Tho mind is a bundle of possibilities, when the child is able to read distance and timo will disappear. Reading gives 0110 opportunity to hoar what great men liavo thought aud to bring the author's mind in contact with your own. Rending is tho key that unlocks all knowledge. It is r. univei.sal lifting up of tho world.
After an object lesson byProf.IIarwood Prof. Mott lectured on "Geography." It ought not to be a cataloguo of objrots and places. Soe the oarth as it is. Tho primary must be at home by objects, imagination aud picturing 1jrge, largo mountains from minaturo works, eto.
When tho Iustituto olosod its session last ovoning 5)1 had been onrollod and this morning the number reached 101. Promptly on assembling th's morning, Rev. G. P. Fuson led iu pn.yor, "Numbers" was oontiuued by Prof. Harwood who hedged 011 his primary work of yesterday end gavo the teachers a plan of school work "Psychology" was continuod by Prof. Mott. If tho environments are coiree', then tho soul will go 011 growing in beauty and freodom. The highest stage is the thought stago. All knowledge is attaiaed by contact with objects. Our souls may gain kuowlodgo by contact with thoughts of other thorough books. Our souls aro brought in contact with God by tho thought.
Tlio lirst stages of tho primary arcthoughts, poroopts and tho intermediate by couoopts.
Tho greatest dilliculty in Beaching is tho lack of power in the pupil to conoontruto his thought upou his task. Without tho power of concentration is tho courso of vasciliating minds. Continued drill is tho force that ouablos the pupil to concentrate tho mind.
Prot. Mott thrilled tho toaehcrs by asserting that tho growth of tho mind 111 tho country sohool is greater in a sovou months term than in a city sohool iu nine months. Iu tho country rchool tho pupil has tho constant drill of self concentration from tho fact that he is compolled to prepare his lessons under all the annoyances aud turmoil consequent upon a mixed school.
Language continued by Prof. Har wood. Tho child must bo taught to think proporly. Thought aud expression ore the two phases af language. Pupils fail in arithmetio bocauso they fail to interpret. Construction ooinos from tho thought within tho child. Interpretation from thoughts without. Tho troublo with tcaohors is tho inability to distinguish botwoon tho logical and incidental presentation. ISy skill ful manipulation tho child will grow into tho uso of language proper.
Prof. Harwood is k'udly cautioned by request of lady teachers, to at least turn some of his jokes upou tho boys aud givo the girls a rest.
TOWN TOPICS.
—Hoaly .V O'Urion got tho contract for tho court house pipo
|:,io.
—Original pensions liavo beon granted to J. Crocker, and John Nolan. ••-Prof. Harwocl wi'l givo a freo comio lecture ut tho oourt house to- night. —liigo 1
Jay loss has piireliosod the
three seated buckboard from Bob Wilson. —Miss Nellie Nioholson will romniu in Boston this Winter to have her voice cultivated. —Rev. E. R. Johusou gc is 11 Mar•thall, Wednesday, 27th, to assist Pastor Winans.'u camp mooting for a fjw days. —John M. Wray aud Alfi'rotta Jackson wero mauled Suiulay, August 2-1, at tho Mothodist parsonage in Lougviow it 12 o'clock m., by Rev, E. It. Johnsou. —Louis Falk will bo assisted in his omcort at the Methodist church Friday ui^lit by Miss ICato S. Hammond, of Greoncastlo, who will 6iug. Whilo in tho city she will be tho guest of Alits Laura Mahoruey. —Rov. 1). A. Rodger#• will conduct services at Wesley Chapol atl():30a.m., Gray's 3 p. 111,, aud Mt.Olivet at 7:30 p. m., Sunday, Sept. 7. Rov, E. R. Johnson will conduct sorvicos at New Richmond at 10:30 a. m., Rovid Hill at 3 p. m., aud Oal-'and School llonso at 7:30 p. ni., the samo day, Sept. 7. —Montgomery Lodge No. 00, 1". and
A. M., having rcooived an invitation to ut( ind a special mooting of DovMngton Lodge No. 180 on Saturday, Au^Jst 30, uoxt, for work in the Third Degree, it is requested that all who expect to attend will leave thoir namoB with L. A. Footo to that arrangements cau bo mado for transportation. —Yesterday at Brown's Valloy before tho shriue of Squire Gosliu tho celebrated Wasson hog case wns tried. A jury good and true found Joseph Waasou guilty of tho murder of his brother Shelby's pig aud fiuod him ?0 and costs. As thoro woro two trials it runs up over S100. Prosecutor Anderson's plea in bohalf of tho murdered hog brought tears to many eyes. —John Ewan, superintendent of tho southern division of tho LouiBvillo,
Now Albany A- Chic ago road, was iu tho oity a fow hours yesterday, and was congratulated on tho exemption from acoidouta which has prevailed since ho took tho position. Ho says that thirty days from now all tho onginos owned by tho company will bo iu good trim, aud tho company will have no troublo iu handling tho busiuoss promptly.—
Indianapolis Journal.
—Fruit jarB, fruit cauB, extra rubbers and ete. at 99c, store.
KE-EXAMi NATION OF THE BOOKS.
Tho .Bondsmen of Frank Honry Employ Attorneys and Will Have .1 Searching Investigation-
The detuleation of ex-Trustee Ilenry continues to be tho loading theme of conversation 011 the street. The bondsmen have employed Davidson West aud Col. Sollar to conduct thoir case for them. All tho boudsmen aro togothor excepting AlxiCastor.wln was only 011 the lirst bond and has not boon heard from, and Joseph Grubb who will light it out alone. A now investigation of the books was decided upon. A complete statement on paper of just how much was takon iu Mr. Henry's Drst und tecoud teims respectively aud from what funds it was taken, will be undo. The boudsmen will then pay np with rt little adieu as jiossiblo.
Joseph Giubb was seen aud asked to make a statement but rofusod, saying th it I10 was not loiuly to do BO. It was learned, however, from a noar friend of his that his position was r.omowhat as follows: Ho acknowledges to owing Mr. Jleury only a third of tho amount, the latter claims, which is between 81,400 aud S1.000. He is willing to pay his share of tho defalcation with the other lxjudsmen but must have timo. If prossed ho would bocomo financially involvod and under tho strict rules of the government rovenuo ollico would therefore lose his position as stoorokoepor at Torre llauto. If ho losos this thou all hope of his being ablo to pay is gono. Mr. Henry was at tho trustee's otlioo a whilo this afternoou, looking pa'.o aud worn. Iu rosponso to a inflation ho ropliod that he had nothing uow to roport but I10 would like to correct a stateinont iu the papors that Harry Si^'der owed him any monov. This statement he said was untrue.
GOING ANI COMING.
Warren Talbott is in Viucennos. —Tom Clark has returned from Wluguto. —Gus Truitt and wife are home f.om Noblesville. —George F. Hughes wont to Frankfort to-day. —J. J. Insley has returned from Oskaloosa, Km,
Mrs. G. S Clemens weut to Chicago this morning. —Mrs. Abo LeviuBon haa returned from Lou'sville. —S. G. Pattisou was up from Vee.1ersburg yesterday. 0.—Prof. J. L. Campbell left for Iudiauapolis last night. —David Hartor aud wife wont to Fort Wayne this morning.
C. W. Brown aud family are visiting iu Spriuglield, 11', —Dr. G. S. Clemous left this mom ing for St. Joseph, Mo. —Mrs. L. F. Hornaday has roturnod from a trip to West Baden Springs, —W, T. Miller and S. M. Coffman started for Jopliu, Mo., this morning. —Misses Jessie G:'koy aud Flora Work left for a visit iu Monticollo this morning. —Joseph Gil! ort aud wife and Mrs, Mat-tie Morgan have returued from Terro Haute. —Maurice Thompson wont to Indianapolis to day to got ready for tlu Democratic couvontiou. —Miss Roso Craue, of Coviugton IrnL, is visit'ng tho family of W. II. Sjott, on West Market stroot. —M iss Mary Moore, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Mil ler, retuvned to her homo in Paris, Ky., to day. —Mrs. Katharina Kraomor, of Mar-sh-ill, Ills,, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Charles Blosa aud Mrs. W. S. Coustauoer. —Miss, Mattie, Ada aud Hattie Detchon aud Mattie Morgan and Dr. 1. A. Detohou aud R. S. Thomson returned from Niagara Falls. —Mrs. Dundy James, of Lafayette, ami Mrs. N. A. Chambnrlin, of Deu ver, Colorado, have boeu the guests of John Bonnell aud Rov. G. W. Swit/.or.
Ranch King.
The llaueh King Company caino in from Terre llauto this moruing anil will present their refined sousationul dram at Music Hall to-night. It is a highly exciting drama and keops tho utidionce on the cpii vivo from start to liuish. Tlioso who love exoitemont aud sensation bhould boou hand to night.
Institute Social.
Asocial is to be givon at room Wednesday at 8 p. m. vitod.
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..Kiiima Vanuleave Michael Foley ..Linden (^unftetle
Iconic Brown L. 1.. St.llwell Ktta Campbell II. L. Maxwell
i'v. Ci. W. Swlt/.er
Sodas.
Tho'Very Sick.
The following persons aro reported very sick to -day, soaie quite low: Cornelius Smock, Daniel Yount, Mrs. Mary Eusmingor, Patsey Sullivan, Goo. Myors, Chas. Johnston's little son, aud Michoal O Noil's infant
Tho Gas Situation.
Nothing now has developed to-day in iu tho gas situation. It might bo said that tho outlook is onoouraging. At least notliiug has liapponed since yesterday that discourages tho friends of tho ontorpriso.
Death of Oornolius Smock,
As we go to pross tho death of Cornolius Smock is aunouueod. His complaint was goneral debility, his ago being !)0 years.
Acute anil 1 in rheumatism can bo effectually a 11 rmanently cured be the uso of Hlbhaid's lUieumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by Moffott, Morgan 4 Oo,
Otuiof tlio Old Guard.
Ring, tho largo yellow wateli dog of Capt. Geo. R. Browu, departed his life yesterday at 2 p. la. He
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beeu the
proporly of the Captain for 17 years and has faithfully guarded his section of town for that period. If puces of all the tramps' coats he has sampled could be olitaiued enough squares would bo ou hand to mako a crazy quilt. Ho uover destroyed any but tho wicked and all the neighbors mouru his loss.
Daath of an Old Pionoer.
Died at his daughter's, "i Advance, Sfimuol Parkhurst, agod 81 years. For tho past year he had been a sutleror ot cancer, but after gcuat and patient sutieriug I10 passed away tho 1'ilh of August. Ho was born in Tunibull couuty, O., April 7, lSOti, and with his parents came to Indiana 111 1818 aud settled iu Fayette county, where they lived until the land was sold in Henry county. Iu 1821 they bougl.t land iu Henry couuty. The land cilioo was thou ut Brookville, but was soon after moved to liidiauapolis. There was but few frame houses iu ludianapolis at this time. Iu lb28 he was mariiod to Sarah Wright, who was a native of Indiana aud was born in Union couuty iu 1812. They went to housekeeping in a log louse without Hour or chimney, with 110 shutter to the door but hung a quilt up at night. Rails onough to fouco a calf jieu was all the feuco on tho farm. Their bodstoad had ouo post with holes in the wall for the bedrails. Thoir bitohou utonsols were one wooden bucket and one dinner kettle, 0110 Hkillet aud lid, sixplu'os, three kuives and forks, throe oups aud saucers, three spoous and two tiu cups. Ho was a great axmtiu and cleared year after year the land that liavo s:uco become (iue farms. lie saw tho first cor that came through
Knightstown. In 1830 ho joiuod tho Regular Baptist church at Blue River his wifo already being 11 member. Ho outinued strong in the faith until death. Through all this suffering ho was patient and resigned to tlio will of God. Tho old oouplo hod oolobratod their golden wedding twelve years Bgo, when living noar Ladoga. They have six childron living and four dead, three of their children boiug in the West. His remuius woro taken to the Harshburger cemetery near Ladoga, for iu-
Tinout. An aged wife, oue sou aud two daughters, with uiauy friends, followed tho remaius to its last resting plaX), whoio Eldor Cornelius Airhurt offered prayer und made somo appropriate rcni'rl's.
U0L0KEU NOTES.
Yestorday rfteiuoon while oveiyth 'jg was cpiiet, and tho city oflicial wns ninking preparations to try tho notorious Joseph .lefferton Jouos and wlr'o (ho reporter of those notes was mtikiug his preparations to have h's liue of 811.30 stayed for preventing tho notorious diunkeu sot cutting him with a razor, a wodding took place on West Spring street, tho parties being Jeseo Case aud I aura Owens. A goodly number of friends were present to help make merry and Elder Coleman, with all of his grace, pronounced them husband and wire. Wo hope Mr. and Mrs. Case will ve long anil prosper.
\VAVKIiAM.
Fred Smith is able to be out ugiiiu. The M'dliindia progressing finely. John C. Canine went to Luloja Saturday.
James Owens, ol Russellville, was to.vu yenterduy. John V. Milligun went to Crawlordsvillo yesterday.
Charles Canada, New Matket, visited horoSuuduy. John L. Gobou, of Crawfordsvillo, spent Sunday here.
Will Gobon drovo down from Cruwiuidsville yesterday. Prof. J. B. Evaus returuod from his Itostou Iripi yesterday.
Will Butcher returued home Irom Greeno isile yesterday. Taylor Shanks is homo from Butler, Ind., to spend a fow days.
Mrs. Handy has movod iuto tho new house an Thomas Milligan's farm. Elijah Clore, of Alamo, was iu town yesterday enrouto to the Torre Hauto fair.
W. T. Whittington, candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Kirtloy and Miss Minnio Murtz, who liavo boou visiting hero returued homo to Mat toon, Ills., Saturday.
About 70 momliors of tho AmerioJiu Association far tho Advancement of Science spent tho day yesterday at tho Shades.
A Mr. Budd, of Farmorsburg, has set up biB photograph gallery in tho burned district, eoruor Cross and Main, and will remain with i:s one week.
A little four-year-old boy of Wm. McLain djod Saturday night. Tho luneral services wero conducted at the Baptist churoli, after which the remains woro interred in tho now cemetery.
—Joe Taylor has just returnoU from Fountain oounty whore ho bought BOV I oral poaoh orchards. Thoy will com-! monce to arrivo Wednesday, alBO groper for jolly. Very oheap. —Wo will bo pleasod to show you tho largo soleotipn of friondsL~n rings, in gold aud silver, just received. Call and BOO them at 2C7, east Main stroot,
Bear These T)atos in Mind,
To tin4 Kopubltcunsol Indiana: Any voter who moves from ouo counto another, or from one township to another, oftor September 5, or who moves from one precinct to another after Octolier 0, will thereby lose his voto. The election will be held Tuesday, November -1.
Wo roqucBt tho Ropnbhctuis of Indiana to keep these dates iu miud, to see that all our friends who contemplate moving aro fully advised before moviug, aud to notify tlio local committeemen of all ohnnges ol residence which may be ma-lo by members of the other parties after either ot the dates lirst mentioned.
L. T. .MIC'HI'.M'.K, Cliairi'nin.
F. M. MIM.IKAX,
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Seeret irv.
jiiection Law Information. pubLU iiliEi ol' li.aiHiia G. Harris, 11. O. Hawkins and .tor, well known and capable 1! Indianapolis, have Icon ap.1 cui:in:'.ttee to prepaie iu1 to ti.e voters ol the State the viiiicus eleeliou olUcers, their rights and duties i.ew t-lectiou laws. 1:. is do:b.o£e who wish to atk ques tiouo or :ir..ko suggestions sl.aii i:uuie diately address ouu ot the.- ^c .-t!e.mcn mimed, to the end that their n.i lructiouB nir-y be comprehensive.
T.i tin A. Ferd W: lawyort poiuted structio: aud to concern!:) nudor tiji sired that
L. T. MlOHKNF.ll, ChoU'IliUU.
FIIANK M. MIU.IKAN,
FOrM):—A
O. Li. ROST.
Bowels lnogular and constipated, resulting in Plies, avoided by taking Simmon's Ltvor Regulator.
—Swooping roduotious in Summer underwear at Cunningham's. If iu noed of undorwear don't miss this salo
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
SIIILOITS COUGH and Conbumptlon Curb Is sold by us on a guarantee. It cure3 consumption. For sale by Mottett, Morgan .fc Co.
l)o net wasto your tune on doctors when your liver is diseased but take Simmon' liver Kctfulator.
Childrinjpry fQiPitcWt.Castoria?
Secretary.
CHEAP COLUMN
Advertisements in this column one cent a line a nay. nothing less than ten cents counted. Cash in advance.
FOR SALE.
OH SAl,15—A iiKMchtuiillst'
Ind.
nlr«'. new stock ol IMMHTUI Addivs* box U-ll, Undcti, niitf'i
bAl.K—OilK.\P—llnu^f of 7 rooms. 107 WYst Franklin lnqulro ol Sam SytntiH'H, ut Jm'itNAi. otlhrc or til I Sotit ti Washington Hlnvt. A bargain.
FUl
S.-\ 1JC- 1 ltt chcap. nmv pltaclon. IIJIJUHC
bash avenue.
FOil
WANTKl—A
WOKIvIJHS
••otnparat lwl\ 110 ii east Wa-
SALK—An open laced nllver watch, Klirln movement, cheap. Inquire at the .Journal otllce.
WANTED.
ifood i/lrllodi
small lamllv. -Address
Linden, lnd., llo.x '-M 1.
Wsection,
housework in O. I. Thomas. July
ANTKD-Ati Salary *7."i
active man tor cad *7."i to ?1')0, to local!1'
represent.asuece.ss?iu11 N. V. company Incorporated tosupply dry jroods, clothing shoes, jewelry, etc., to consumers at cosl. Also a lady ol tact, salary f-10 to enroll members (80,000 now enrolled, #10,000 paid In). Kelercnc exchanged. Hmplre Co-operative Association ^credit well rated). Lock Iiox U10, N. V,
WAN'I'ED.-Mcn anil •.iimcii
aKontK. Ill}: pay. Steady work. Outfit Iree. No experience needed. J. l^utrene Whit ney, nurserymau, Ituohusuir, N. Y. may'J^n.
FOR RENT.
FL
OU KKtNT-MIrt irto| her house lor rent about.
IOST—A
Itenlah 1, 11 Ills will have a lor rent.about Sept.. 1st.
inquire al f)0K east. Main street. LVU IlKNT- llouse number 1 esist Main st reet. ri|ulre ot Newt. Wray with A IK? Levlnson. aujMl'
LOST.
pH-kctbook
eontalnlnM about In
money and a hmvau key. will please leave at this oilier.
FOUND.
Miiall |M»cket hook containiiiKa
small amount ot money, (.'all at this
MISCELLANEOUS,
NOWIiHtthoi
1 ime to lay lu.vour supply of »al and Joseph ihntord.on mli)
Washlnt't4)n st reel, Is the man to order it ol".
DR. C. E. RANKIN,
(Succ»-sN»r to Mnntiurue UankinJ Spetdal attontion driven to tho removal of Cancers, tape-worms, heinorrhoitls. Olllceover the Corner lbnk Store re^ldrta'c at Dave I.ec's. "ilil ICasI 1'lke
Music HALL
Wednesday, August 27.
BEACH & BOWERS'
FAMOUS
MINSTRELS!
-AND
Finest Uniformed Band in the World!
30
I)iSTIN(il'lslIKi)
A I S S
i.' A Va»t Or^aiil/.Atioii.
Monarchsofthe Minstrel World
Absolutely an KriUre New Programme Since Our IJIISI Visit!
AVatch for our Grand Jockey Un folincd Band. Street Parade at Noon.
Prices 25, 35, 50
MUSICHALL
Tuesday, August 26.
Joseph 1). Clittoii,
Anil a Powerful Company in his Hcautitu
Coineily Melodrama,
The Ranch King.
Strong and Refined Specialties,
New Music and Songs,
New Dances, Etc.
Prices, 25, 35, 50