Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 November 1890 — Page 3
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124 East Main Street.
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For the coming year will be noteworthy for a number of special features which the publishers believe arc of very unusual interest, anil among them the following may be mentioned:
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD
contributes to the December number the Urst of series of
people, \in ways and its thoughts. Mr. Robert Blum, who was commisslone*. to go to Japan for scribner's Magazine, has prepared ft very remarkable serses of Uf AWIIIJTS t• tllustijtu* Sir Kdwin's papers. Articles uion tho recent a Jpflnwcwill follow, lilustrutul bj Mr. I
HENRY M. STANLEY
has prepared for the January number an lmiortant article upon "The Piymii's of the (trc/it African l-'nr*l." Another contribution In this Held will be Mr. Seott f.-'tV2011 reelni .-l/rican Exhibition held in London. Both papers will be amply illustrated.
THE WRECKER,
Serial Novel by Robert Louis 8tevenson and Lloyd Osbourtio. will run .1"^'''art
the year, illustrated by Hole. A two-part story by I rank li. fetoekton «111 alto appear.
PROF. JAMES BRYCE, M. P.,
author of "The Amerlciin Commonwealth.- will .i rite a series of «r( \n'u"- embodying results of his roeeut Journey and studies on this land of nexer-endlng interest.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
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DAILY JOURNAL.
MONDAY, NOV. 24, 1890.
Y. M. 0. A.
Statistics for week ending Nov, 22, 1839: Visits to building, 788, daily avertigo 131. Visits to reading room, 285 daily average li. Parlors and amusement rooms, 110 daily avorsge 19. Qymnusium 50, .ilv average, ^Number of gymnasium classes (i. Number of batlis taken 140 daily average 24.
Shot a Lynx.
On Saturday evening as a party was ooon hunting north of Garfield the dogs treed an animal of more than ordinary mivageness, but which was at last brought do rn by the gnn of Dave Binford. It proved to be a 20 pound lynx, young UDd savage, and is supposed to be the animal which has played ha' oc with tho small stock of the neighborhood lately.
The Schubert Quartdtta.
ihi Schubert Quartette which is to open the Y. M, O. A. course of entertainments on December 3 is tliun spokeu of by Bishop Vinoent: "Tho Sehubeit Quirtetta lias performed at Ohautauqua for three years. We hrivo never presented to a Chautauqua audience a oompany whoso siuging possesjed more power,harmony aud spirit, uor uuy wLioh were more acceptable and popular."
Is He Mistaken?
George Boyland, of Garlield, who has tiken oath tbat Fred Immel expressed an opinion of Pettit's guilt before serving tho jury, offers to prove by several witnesses that Immel exolaimed iu a crowd of several when hearing the rumors', "Why, that man ought to be hung." JoeIhomas, one of these witnesses, states that he himself made that remnrk upon the ocoasion referred to and not Mr. Immel, whom he says said nothing at all.
An Athenian in Uklahoma. 1 ho Oklahoma Oity Daily Times has ten headed article ealogistio of Judge Burford's administration. The substance is as follows: llegister Burford and Receiver Delmoy have been diligently endeavoring to bring the affairs at the land office under their care, to a higher plane of honorable and civilized dealing between man and man. They determined that everything done shall be done on the strictest business principles and no rowdyism or dull-dozing will lie allowed. One -lay latoly in a contest room it is said that a 'gun' was drawn and a threat was made that if a certain witness ewore to certain thing that he should not'live to walk out of the room. On anotlior occasion a man staid five hours in the land office, not daring to venture down because His life was threatened. The officials havo decided to put a stop to such frontier practices and this morning Judgo Burford was cillod to decide a point of difference between two attorneys in which some violent language was used in a threatening manner. Judge Burford stopped the fraotious attorney iust'iuter,and said "We will have no more of this. We demand as muoh courtesy in this room as in any court, and another thing, there are to be no more pistols or knives in this land offioe. I shall hare the first man arrested that has a deadly weapon on his parson." Sevoral witnesses looked down their noses but not a word was said. The oaso of a man who carries a weapon, is by mauy looked on with suspicion
Wiion Burford and Delaney made a ruling on any point, the attorneys and olaimints know that it means just what is said. In a short time the business at tho land cffico will go off like a Sunday sahool.
See Scott Steole for your Tlmnksplv ing Ice cream not later thun Wednesday morning.
Beautiful new plasli coats, jacket" and chlldrensc oaks at Lovlsons- We save you from two to ten dollars on every wrap. —Tennis balls at the 99 cent store.
Tho finest codec's in tho city are to be found atEnsminRer & Seawright's.
C. L.Rost has secured the servlcesof Martin Qulnn manufacturing jeweler, and will hereafter be prepared to do all kinds of making and repoirlng of jewelry on short notieo, 207 east Main street.
Knives, forks and spoons at the 99 cent 6toro. See 99 cent stoie nd. for bargains.
Spoeial cut See ad.
sale at 99 cent store.
Miss Mary IJodd
Wishes to announce thut she will continue In charge
o'
Hong Guay's laundry
and that the work will still be of the best quality as It has been In the past. Old patrons are asked to come again and new onee arc always welcome.
Picture War,
I am making six est best cablnot photographs for 75 cents and best tintypes for 10 cents. All other work in proportion. A. D. WHLIS.
Orabbs Reynolds ifor pure frosh Buckwheat flour
RELIGIOUS HEWS,
This evening at First ohuroh tho Christian Edeavor Society will meet, and Miss Mollio MoOalip will conduct tho services.
On Thursday morning Union Thanksgiving servioes will be held at the First churoh and tho sermon will bo preached by Rev. G. P. Fuson.
On Wednesday evening after prayer meeting the session of the Frist ohuroh will meet for the purpose of reoeiving into the ohuroh any person who may want to join.
Rev. Mr. Murray, of Delphi, oocupied tho pulpit of theOliristian church yesterday morning and evening, and gave two fine discourses. He is a candidate for the pulpit here.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society cf the M. E. ohuroh will meet at the parsonage Tuesday, Nov. 25, at 3 o'clock. A full attendanoe is desired as there is business of importance.
The Y. P. S. 0. E., of the First Presbyterian otiuroh, will give a taffy pulling at the residence of Miss Pearl Fry, oorner of Jefferson street and -Grant a-venue, Tuesday, Nov. 25. Admission 5 -ents,
C.. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'olook, preparatory aervioee will be held at the First Presbyterian bhuroh and on Sunday morning the regular quarterly 00mmunion servioes will be held, Rev. E. B. Thomson officiating.
There will be a meeting of the: members of the Christian ohuroh this evening to discuss the affairs and state of the local ohuroh. A pastor to snooeed Rev. Lane will not be selected this evening although there have been numerous applications.
Yesterday morning at the M. E. ohuroh, Rev. G. W. Switzer preaohed an eloquent Thanksgiving sermon. In theeveniug an autumnal service was held at whioh seleot readings and recitations were given by Misses Flora Darter, Jenuie Bryant,
Grace Lee and Laura
Larsh, bosides some ohoioo musio by tho choir and congregation. The sorvioes at the First Presbyterian churoh yesterday morning were conducted by Rev. Bobt. King, of Wabash College, who took for his text: ''Every good gift, and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness neither shadow of turning."— James i, 17, It is the heart within a person which oontrols the actions, and tho circumstances surrounding thp person are only nsed to carry out the instincts of the heart. It is not the Baloons that makes drunkards, but it is tho desire for drink within men that causes them to drink and which virtually keeps the saloons runniug. Ten thousand saloons can not make a drunkard of a man who has no desire for liquor. A true Christian will not desire to sit in judgment upon another Christian, but should try to show l""m the error of his ways and help hin. to recover himnelf instead of doing all that is within his power to keep him doivn. The heart within, governs the actions of men in all the walks of life.
CatarrLv. an't Be Cured
With local plications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or a constitutional disease, and In order to euro It you have to take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Internally, and tats dlrectiy on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's catarrh cure Is no quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of tho two ingredients is what pro duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. OHEJJBI 4 Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c.
•*i Rctouched Photographs. Stikfe All ot the pictures turned out Nicholson fc Sons are retouched in the highest style. Cabinets $2 per dozen.
A Card to The Public.
My photograph gallery over Con Cunningham's store is finished and ready for business. It is on the second floor and is easy of access. In fact the only second story gallery In the city. I have spared neither labor nor money to make it first class In eveiy particular, both as to general arrangement of light and accessories I havo had 20 years experience In the business and have during that time worked with fome of the finest photographers In the United States, such as J. M. Appleton, the President of the Photographers Association Mr. Tarris, of Wabhington, D. 0. Sltler & Louney, aud others of equal ability and men of national reputation. It I do not know my business It is certainly not for want of opportunity. My real estate interests are here and we will make Crawfoidsville our future home. We will give you strictly flret class photographic work as cheap as such work can be made. Since I began fitting up place I have seen the cry in the newspapers of photograhlc war. I have^nothlng to say about my competition and will not enter Into any war, but will make absolutely flne work at prices that will hold the trade to our city and loave no excuse for going to larger cities for work. Our Inducements, only one flight of stairs to climb, courteous treatment and first clasB work at reasonable price. Very Respectfully
T. W. LAWSON.
Mv agents from New York and Chlca go cloak mauutacture will deliver all hi samples at my store Tuesday and Wed nesday, Nov. 25t.h and 26th, at 5 0 cent on the dollar. Now ladles take advan tage of this rare birgain.
Louis BISCHOF.
Just received, 1,000 pounds of tho famous Chase & Sanborns coffee at Ensmmger & Sea wright.
Miss Lou Qlatt and Miss M. A. Brown ore prepared to do all kinds of fashion able dress making at their rooms on east Main street up the first stairway east of Elston's bank.
Fresh Buckwheat flour guaranteed to be strictly pure at Orabbs fc Reynold'
Students lamps at the 99oent store.
Buy your cloak this week at special low prices this weCk at Louis Blschofs.
100 Baskets of New York Concord graper at 35 cents per basket at ENSMINOSB & SSATBIOHT.
New
On Exhibition
NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK.
USICHALL
5 November 24, 25, 20, 27, 28, 2».
&
Waltord
Robinson's
Splendid Company of
New York Players
Will appear at
Music
Hall All Next Week.
-irst-Class Plays and Players.
Lower Floor, 30 cents Balcony and Gallery, 20 cents. Children, 10 cents.
DRESSMAKING. $
Miss L. J. Hlatt, Mrs. M. A. Brown and Miss Mary Dlllman aie now prepared to do dressmaking for ladles and children, and solicit a share of. tho public patronage. Cutting done on short liotiee.
Room over Lovlnson's store, the first stairway east of Elston Bank, Main St. Bridal outfits a specialty.
A. D. LOFLAND,
Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.
GOOD NOTES CASHED.
194 East Main Street, with Ezra VorU
Grab them while they are here. Grapes at 35 cents per basket Is cheap nt ENSMIN'OEB & SEAWBIOIIT.
Trv our coffees once and we will sell all you use. Ensminger & Seawright.
Flower pots at tho 99c store.
Oh! those precious grapes and only Ce:'ts a basket at EXSMIN'OER FC SKAWBIODT,
11 you want to enjoy your meals strength sn your digestion with Simmons Liver Ileg dlator.
Hanging baskets at the 99e store.
DALT05,TENNMLAND SA1E.
The Opportunity of a Lifetime—Half Rates via the Big Four Routs. On account of land siilo ftt Dayton Tenn., th*» Big Four Route will sell tickets on December nd, 1th and 5th, good fifteen days returning* at one fore for round trip. Here is the opportunity of a life time for the capitally, investor and homeseeker. Coal, iron ore and timber in inexhaustible quantities. Got in on the "ground floor" and you will soon reap the fruit of your enterprise. Dou't delay but secure your tickets ever the Big Four Route and keep light up with the crowd. For full information call on nearest ticket agent or address D. B. Martin, General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
This Is cloak week at L. Biechofs that means great Bargalus.
See our ladles' and children combination suits of underwear. Louis BISCHOF.
Call and look through our store, wo don't tell all the bargains but want you to me and see at
ENSMISQEU SO SEAWIHOHT.
Special prices this week on all kinds of cloaks at Levlsons.
—Foot balls at the 99 cent store.
No cure-all or untried remedy will cure does Simmon's Liver Regulator.
Flower stands at the 99c store.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator. One dos worth 100 dollars. A stitch in timo. Tate bimmons Liver Regular and prevent sickness.
Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchltl For sale by Moffett, Morgan A Co.
Bowels Irregular ana constipated, resulting In Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.
A Safe Investment.
You have heard your friends anduv.. bors talking about it. You may yourseii be one of tho many who know from personal experience just how good a thing It is. If you have ever tried It, yov are one of Its staunch friends, becausthe wonderful thing about It is, 11 when once given a trial, Dr. King's .* Discovery ever after holds a place In »ne house. If you have never used It and should be aflllced with a cnughpcold or any disease of the throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle once and give It a fair trial. It Is guaranteed every timo, or money refunded. Trial bottle free at Nye 4 co's. drugstore. 6
Interesting to Farmers. No class of people should be so careful In providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs Is particularly recommended to the farming community, as It Is wonderfully effect In all throat and lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet Infallable for croup and whooping cough, Trial size ee. For sale by Lew Fisher
Jackets, New Reefers, New
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"CV)ll SALE—An open JT Kla-ln rao Journal office.
terms Ohio.
WANTED—An
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AGENTS
FOR RENT.
FOH
3-4
Wednesday Morning.
"W. PI. Gosnell.
FOR SALE.
FOUNo.
SALK—Jersey cow. fresh. Imiuire UT llOnorih NVutorstreet.
t/*0K SALK—A younjj thoroughbred Jersey J? bull. See Dr. Tiluey,
FOR
PAT,E OKTUADE—100 Iicres httx). will traio lor anything*. Inquire Mot jam Jc Lee.
SALE—2:*H acres of land, mile of cor|oration line. Can be had at a baJtraiu. Apply or address*'J0ti west Wabash avenue.
FOR
SALE—A oloo new stock of general merchandise lor cash or good dotes, Address Box 241, Linden, Ind. T70U SALE—A Drst class SCWIUK machine, warrant. 1 the best xhut can be iruuie for *30. Good machines (new) tor #*J0 kud t!in. Pay no attention to cheap talk of other agents but come and see for yourself. 'Machines Mld on monthly and weekly paymcnt-H, Z. S. WIIKEI-EIT, dealer in Scwlmr Machines, 120. Green Street.
faced silver watch
in movement, cheap. Inquire at the
WANTED.
WANTED—A510
pood girl to do house work
Apply at south Washington street.
WANTED:—Alocal
and traveling agents
to sell Lubricating Oils. Apply to to the Dieterichs Oil Co., CLuv claud
active, honest man—Salary
$100 monthly if suitable, with oppor* tunttles for advauce, to represent locally a responsible New York house. References. Man ufacturer. Lock Box 1,585, New York.
WANTED:
35
Ladles prcforreO. $15 to $20 per week
Whole or part time.
easily earned. Most liberal terras. Address with reterence. Moen Medicine Co., 110 S. Michigan street, South Bend, Indiana.
KENT:—A liirffe house of 12 rooms on South Grant avonuo near College street McCounell ut Water Works
Inquire ol Ira oJllce.
Fstreet.
FOUHENT.—AI/I
Nov
OU HHNT- A small house on north Water Inquire of W. E. Nicholson, llti west Main street. tyOH HEXT.—A four-room cottaireon tho I corner of Vanec and Market streets. Make inquiry (, /j tf^ (rrocery store.
room house on Morcan
street. D. N. Mow AN.
FOU
RENT-Hesldcnceon COUCRO Trill. Information inquire of O. M. Gregg.
For
DR. O. E. RANKIN,
(Successor to Montague & Bankin,) Special attention given to the removal of
Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. Ofllce over tho Comer Book Store. Besldencd 500 South Washington Street,
PIANOS and ORGANS
CLEARED, TUNED and REPAIRED. Or PACKED.
JOHN XS. MACV, No. 715 South Green Street.
Ladies' Tailoring
The undersigned, haviug rented rooms in the Kellogg School of Ladies' French Tailoring, and also having tho use of La Couteuricreand LeLuxe, the finest Fashion Journals published, brought on by Mrs. Lay no for the benefit of her pupils. We are prepared to make THE MOST STYLISH GARMENTS in the city. Wo invite the ladies to give us a call and make our rooms a place to stop and rest when out hopp ing. J. E. BRUNTON,
LI DIE MACK.
120 1-2 West Main Street:
Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith
0fBRc»idonco
218 South Grcon street
Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention Chronic and Surgical Diseases of Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.
CONSULTATION FREE.
TIME TABLEb.
N A & A I I A
No 4—Mail 1:45am No 6—Mall.... 1.40pm Local Freight. 2:56pm Express, 10:57am
SOUTH
No 3—Mall 1:20am No 6—Mall 2:00pir Local Freight.. .0:05am Express 5:30pm
WEB
w.
0.. I. &
Coats
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ABE LEVIlSrSOINY
EAST MAIN STREET
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
All Work Done Over If Not SatlHfactory.
Beckner & Buser.
133 South WaHhlugton.
Curry Combs, Cushions,
rushes, Whips,
Hobos, Sleighs, Horso-Ulankcts, Vehicles.
THE CRAWFOKDSVILLE
Y. M._C. A.
O. M. Gunuo, President. W. S. MOFFETT, Vice President. G. P. DtTioiAM, Recording Secretary.**
H. T. KINO,Treasurer. '"T N. C. MCCAY, General Secretary.
Baths, Tub and Shower Gymnasium, Bowling Alleys, Piano, Games and Reading room. Meetings Sunday at 4:30, p. m. Visitors always welcome.
Secretary McCay'e ofllco hours are f^om to. 10 a.m., and 3:30 to 5 :'10 p.m, and ev^ry ovu iIng from 7 to W 30, excepting Saturday.
CRAWFORDSVILLE
TRANSFER HUE,
R. C. WALKUP, Prop.
Passengers and Bairgagc to Depots, Hotels, or any partof tho Cltv. Also proprietor of tho
Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line
Tho Cheap Prlcca will be maintained and Satisfactoiy service rendered. Leaveoalls at Stables on Market street, slatoat Snodgrass & Murphy's.
Telephone No. 47.
UPHOLSTERING
-MATTRESSES-
FURNITURE Repaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 West Piko Street. Out-of-town work solicited.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Blush of Rft««« Is lott/ than powder, for
It
ciJKKH instead of injuring. Our agent, will call. MBS. H. SMOCK, Branch Ofllce Blush of Hoses.
Imlianaioiis. ind.
The V. M. C. A.
I Lecture Course!#
Opens on December 3, 1JHM).
SCHUBERT
Male Quartette,
Accompanied by—
Miss Gessle ill. Baldwin,
SoritA.so
Miss Georglella Lay,
PIANIST,
SEASON TICKETS— For tlu. 5 entertainments SI 00 SINGLE TICKETS GO
b33
SOUTH
Express 0:45am Mau 5:18pir Accom 12:00h
NORTH
NORTH
Mall 8.13am Express 6:16 Aocom 12
•AST
GOING EAST,
No, 8—505 p. m. daily. No. 10—l.r»r a. m., dally. No. 13—110 p. m. dally except Sunday. No. 2—8:48 a. m. daily, except Sunday.,
GOING WEST.
No 0—0:15 a. m, dally, except Sunduv. No 7~~12:o5&. m.dally, wo. 17—1:34 p.m.dally No, 3—6:45 p, m. dally, exceptBunday.
kJpr«f«rr»4 for a Spici<y
BMdtd la «r«ry family. ItONAXK.t FOR A |UVi: Addnit, 4. H. LKVOIM,
i'arllUn Arc., -lnrlnanll, Ohio.
STOVE BLACKING.
Persons who desire their sf^ves blacked wiii dj well by lea ng their order with the undersigned at either The Journal office, Zack Mahorney's or Cohoon & Fisher's,
L. R. MONROE.
N.B.—No objection to going to the country, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.