Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 October 1891 — Page 4

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Now Is the Time

To keep your eyos open for the Ilurg.i.n-

..... nm offeringrln

Watches.

207 East Main Street

The Day Has Past for

$3, $4 and $5 Cabinets.

My Best $5 CAB NETS for $2 per Doz I have but one price—and that is $2 per dozen. Remember this includes the finest class of work, and will not fade.

Thousands of my cabinets are in Crawfordsville and vncinity and are all clear and brilliant.

Do not patronize any gallery that makes work that would fade.

THE-

Over Con Cunningham's.

OPENING.

The ladies of Crawfordsville are re

spectfully invited to attend an open

ing on Tuesday at one o'clock and in the evening. The latest styles

in millinery will be shown you.

Mrs. Wilson

127 South Washington.

'i i\

jl(

JUOO'^ J]T •NlrvY'CTMOE.

Are they worth looking at? Well, that's just what they are. Yon don't even need to know what a good shoe is, to promptly recognize the value of our goods. They may not be a joy forever, but they're an unmistakable thing of beauty aud they'll wear just an well as they look. As for our children's shoes, it's beyond the ]OKRibilUy of finding fault

far as either make, money or

material are concerned. It's as genuine an article from heel to toe as ever left the hands of a scrupulous manufacturer and every penny you invest in it will bo a well invested.

KELLEY

124 East Main Street.

Everybody Is Going to Burn

Natural Gas.

In order to have vour plumbing done in time for the cold weather leave your order no-.v with

Lyle,Reynolds& Griest,

Plumbers and Natural and Artificial Gas Fitters,

30! North Green Street.

Joe Fossee

iiozv sole -proprietor oj the Barber Shop formerly o-xned by jXcilesl tC-

Fossec.

Only expert barbers employed. Bath tubs in connection -with the shop.

Joe Fossee.

DAILY JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1891.

CHIPS.

—Company 1 holds a mooting Friday I evening. —Several arrests linve boon made for drunkenness.

-The Viimlulin passenger was twen-1 ty minutes Into this morning north.

and every other team seems to bo load-

ed with household plunder. —The State Board of Charities is in session at Indianapolis to-day,and Trustee Hartman is in attendance. —H. T. Craig has contracted with Ed Reynolds for the erection of a 51,500 house on a farm near Komnev.

A colored ladv residing on Liberty

street will bo married in a short time to

a colored man who also resides in the

lonB-

people and two car loads of scenery will

court which found him guilty of selling liquor to minors camo up in the circuit court to-day and at the plaintiffs request was continued until next term. Jake will learn the in's and out's of the court house before the rod-eyed law lets him loose.

TnE JOURNALis in receipt of a communication from a citizen of the north end complaining of tho outrageous con duct nnd language of certain jieoplo in that s-jction of the city. The communication sets forth that an officer should bo constantly on tho beat there to keep order, and wants one delegated for this purpose. —The Board of Trustees of Wabash College will meet in Bemi-annual session on Dec. 15, nnd by that time it may bo possible that some names will be

M-n r'lada

ERIN MOURNS-

OHAELES STEWART PAENELL NO MORE. v.

laborer on the natural gas mains is in I been made for a grand "hustle meeting" jail on the same charge. next Tuesday evening, and every mera—There will be a congregational' meeting at the First Presbyterian church to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose of electing three trustees. -Rev. R. J. Inglis and wife have

occupied two rooms in the residence of I 'nS P'P°

Frank Coss, on east Wabash avenue,

and will take their meals at W. W. Sea- ^'is

ce'Ted

good. I fixtures, and have orders for piping —Liueoin J. Carter will, next season, about thirty houses. Tho other dealers produce one of the grandest and most also have numerous houses to pipe, olaborato spectacular extravaganzas that Buildin—Permits the world ever seen. Over seventy-five

young boarder finally lied in dismay. city police have bcc-n inr'.ructed to

He Suddenly Dies at His Brighton Home After a Short Illness.

SjHVhil to the Jouriiiil. NEW I'OHK,

Oct. 7.—A cablegram

from London conveys the startling ingoing telligenco that Charles Stownrt Parnell the noted Irish homo rulo leader, died

Ben MoKeen, the miller, will occu-1 l«ist niglit at bis home in Brighton, near the house where llarrie l'ontious re- London. Ilia death is thought to be siJe^.1. indirectly duo to a chill taken few —Loud -s the wail on account of the days ago. His demise was wholly un tardiness in puting in the College street expected aud has caused great surprise I j,0nios are over used in Wabash. bridge. throughout the United Kingdom. His The Sophomores and Freshmen will

The fall campaign for moving is on bride is said to be utterly prostrated by declaim before each other this yoar so

the terrible calamity.

CATTLE DISEASE.

Is it Rinderpest or is it Something Else— Reports to be Made. All who have sick cattle or cows, or who have such animals to die, should report the same forthwith to Dr. E. W.

Koogan-

thnt

tll0.v

the Stato

Doctor

1,0

sn.vs

reported to

Veterinary Surgeon. The

tho

city. cattle and ho thinks, from the The natural gas trenchnian dug up I symptoms, that it is the genuine rindea leech in front of Dr. Ensminger's resi- P36' which is breaking out in the dence yesterday which was 10 inches county.

co»nt?

of sick

New Features Introduced.

The electric light Company is being Great interest has been awakened in besieged by fire insurance agents, who the meetings of the P. O. S. of A. and want to write policy on the electric

light building. —There will be a wedding in tho near future at the residence of a prominent farmer, living about three miles northeast of the city. —Judge Snyder treated the court house people to grapes this afternoon. They were of his own raising and were pronounced extra fine. —Doc Burk was fined to-day by the Mayor SI 1.35 for intoxication, and a

n0w

every veniug a short

^evening a short interesting

paper, upon an appropriate subject, is read by one of the members. The paper last evening was upon "Charity" and was prepared by S. ,T. Billman. There has also been a question box placed in the hall, where ^members are at liberty to put slips of paper containing questions relative to the order, and these will be taken out and an answer given the same evening in which they are placed therein. Arrangements have

bers is going to work with a hustle to make it a success. Two persons were initiated in the Red Degree last evening.

Natural Gas News.

There are twenty-one teams distribnt-

n'onS

Wright's. It is expected that tho natuaal gas Quite a goodly number of the P'Pe "ne will bo in working order by Alfreys held a delightful reunion Sun-1 Decemb.-r 1, but this depends entirelv day at John Alfrey's, on College street. I

the route in tho country.

nnd work commenced n11

morn'ng-

the weather.

Among thoso present were Henry Alfrey I PipeB have been placed in the resi and family. dences of A. F. Ramsey and J. H. Coff—Nellie McHenry will draw a large I

m,lni r,nd

crowd at Music Hall to-morrow night. I Brothers has also been put in in readiNellie is a Crawfordsville favorite and I

n0SR

"long, the line

tho house occupied by Buck

^or the gas fuel.

can have the town whenever she wants Lyle, Reynolds .fc Griest have just reit. The advance sale of seats is very

a car load of pipe, burners and

The

be carried. -o /-t —Jake Freecl'e appeal from justice's)

following building' permits have

been issned cit c,

0Sne

^aun(^ry building,

40x60 estimated cost §700. Milt Burk a one-story frame house on east Main street, in Russell ,t Brush ad dition, estimated cost $700.

John Hurley, an addition to his house on John street, cost 8300. J. W. Gwynn, for a barn on west Wabash avenue cost SloO.

Amazon Ward, addition to residence on east Jofferscn street, estimated cost 8300.

A. Brockwny, addition to residence on east Market street, estimated cost S150.

They Disagreed.

The jury in the case of Tadio Ring which retired yesterday morning was out until 11 o'clock to-day, when they returned with tho following statement to tho court: "Wo, the jury disagree.' pro-1 They had a monkey and parrot timo of

sented for the presidential chair. There I it in the jury room and couldn't agree has no action been taken in employing at all. Eight good men and true want a succ3ssor to Prof. Jacob Norris, but ed to send Tadio to tho pen, but four there are several persons who are seek- wanted to return a ve: !ijt of guilty ing the position. of assault and batWy only a:ul merely —There was a near little scrap in one I give him a long il nt_nc.. Neither

nd ail

of tho restaurants this moaning. A young side would give boarder and a waiter girl were tho disagree. Tho principals. The young boarder ad- cordingly remain dressed an insulting remark to the girl I term of court when ho will nnd very proporly and promptly she again. '.! v. m-n V.dward slapped bis mouth. lie returned the 6':After tLaiicycIors

.l ed to 1.11: .0wjo n. :r. b? :ri .1

ytc.ions Ti: i: ii jail until

compliment and she came back again There is a cit .• 01 linan i" ,h'1 rid- ^!nnkoU -M''^ Helen Winning Horace O with her nails nnd big stone. The ing a bicycle 011 TLI KMO ,V .1V., and

A Mission Sunday School. th..t tLe law is enforced. There

The Epworth League of tho Metho-1 'Jecn IC(,i8idcral)le complaint about dist church will shortly establish a mis-

cYcIers

sion Sunday school up on Plum street, disregard to pedestrians, and in eovernl It will be in charge of Charley Hoss who

caBOS

will be assisted by nn able corps of tirely oil tho walk in order to keep from young lady teachers. It is to be hoped Kett 'ng knocked down nnd run over, that the neighborhood, whose Sundays MABEIAGE LIOENSLS nro now descrated by tho juvenile hoodlums, will soon bo as quiot and refined I '",u

as College Hill. I Honry A. Cliadwick and Maria Mc

N°'Gfty

If people would take tho advice of 1 Nye .t Co., tho druggists, thoy never would stnrt on a journoy without a bottle of Chamberlnin's Colic, Cholorn nnd I)iarh(Rii Remedy. It can always be depended upon and is pleasant to take.

COLLEGE NOTES-

Leach's hair is turning green. Everybody now is busy hunting for a speech.

Afoot ball captain will bo elected this afternoon. Martin will probably coach the Wabash foot ball team.

When Prunk catches tho foot ball he hugs it as if it wore his best girl. R. Ilaward Taylor is attending tho Theological school at Princeton, N. J.

Nicely, Parker and Tawney are all upper classmen at Princeton, this year. Prof.Kingery thinks"iwuies"ougbt not to bo used till a man is a Senior. Of course the boys heed his advice. No

as to bo oertain of an audience. The fir&t hearing will be in tho collogo chapel one week from next Friday.

The management is endeavoring to secure a foot ball game with tho Illinois State University team for the purpose of getting into trim before the Bloomigton game on tho 17tli inst.

PERSON ALS7

:-i-Smitb Swank is ty Bainbridge. —E. E. Boll was in Lafayette to-day. —F. E. Dixon was in Ladoga to-day. —M. Y. Wort was in Waynetown today. —B. F. Crabbs is in Cloverdale today. —E. C. Noland went to Danville, 111. to-day. —J. M. Martin is visiting in Torre Haute. —Hod Newton is hunting in White county.

J. L. Brenizer went to Chicago this afternoon. —John C. Ilutton and wife are in Indianapolis.

Mrs. 0. M. Travis is visiting at Urbana, HI. —Dr. T. F. Leach has returned from Indianapolis.

Will Peterson drove through to Lafayette to-day. •Mrs. Pat McManis has returned from the east.

John Coylo has goue to Rynearson to do some work. —Jacob Everson is now a rosi dent of Met College staeot.

Dr. B. F. Hutchings nnd wife have returned from Indianapolis. •Ed Voris attended the gun ciul shoot in Lafayette to-day. —Judge Cowan and wile returned from Lafayette this afternoon. —Mrs. A. B. Anderson and Miss Mary Campbell are in Indianapolis. •Rev. A. G. Yount and wife returned to Battle Ground this afternoon. -Some two or throe cases of diphtheria are reported on east College street. —Chester Britton, of Crawfordsville. spent Sunday with female friends in the city.—Lebanon Reporter. —James Alfrov and wife went sonth on the Vandalia this morning. Terre

Haute was their destination. John Breaks went to Waynetown to-day, where he has opened a drug Btore nnd moved his family. —Mrs. Mary F. Stone, who, has been the guest of Mrs. Benj. Ristine, left today for Cedar Rapids, Iowa. —J. L. Barnhait and family, of Mar tinsvillo. are visiting tho family of E. M. Barnhart, on east Pike Btreet. —Wesley ConBtancer, Hood Nelson, Bill Griest, Mrs. Mary Sweeten, and Joe Crutchfield attended tho Good Templars' meeting at Linden to-day. —W. Pierce, of the Westinghouse Engine Co., Chicago, was in the city over night, nnd in company with Mayor Carr,went to Terre Haute this morning. —F. M. Dice nnd family and Mrs. Thompson wont to Indianapolis this afternoon to attend the wedding of Charles Thompson, which takes place this evening. —The mother, sister and neico of John Alfrey terminated a very pleasant visit with her son nnd other relatives and returned to their home in Ripley county Tuesday. —John B. Irons and wife, of Toledo. Iowa, are the guests of Georgo M. Johnson. Mr. Irons is a brother of Mrs. Johnson nnd a soldier in tho 86th regiment. He came to attend tho reunion and to make a visit.

Letter List.

Tho following is the list of uncalled for letters remaining in tho postoflico at Crawfordsville, Ind.,for the weekending October G, 1891. Persons callng for ti.ose 1Iters will please say advertised.

'ho people aro forced to get on-

Vj"" J5- Jj,u—8

..,1 "Eye, oar. nose and throat disease,

Millard F. Kerr, who has leen in jail only, Dr. Greene, Room 2. Joel Block, several months charged with forging Examination and consultation free, his divorced wife's name, was before tho court this morning and pleaded not guilty. Kerr is in pretty tough luck as he did not know he was acting wrong and was really only securing his rightful property when tho forgery was committed. This is a case for leniency to be exercised.

irl.l.in.I HOY. •Tnines Moot E. T. ic. ivent- A. .T. liobinson J. T.

IOI.IST. !•.

IHO LJ1"1,kott a-

lias

who use tho bii'.v.vnik in utter

MIVO"

bpencer F. W. Wuldron James Home

or Dick Berrv

Berry

.i iloim to H'lrn.

Having ur. -Mother's Friend" would not LJ withort it. It is a boo to

who kuoY. tboy have to pass

tiirou :ii tli licful nJoal of childbirth ftiiis. O. OU/INF.

Town. Write the

^rr.dficld heguln'oi Oo„ Atlanta, Ga., for iurlhrr articuljry. Sold by Nye Co., Crawforil.vill-. Tnd.

UticKlen'8 Arntcu .'alvc. The beet salve in the world for cute, Onuses, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever roree, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs orns and all skin eruptions, and loss.ively cures piles, or no pay required, is guaranteed to give perfect satis.'action, or money refunded. Price 25 jents per box. For sale by Nye & Co

USIC HAL

Tuesday, October 13, 1891

Lincoln J. Carter's Grand Scenic Production

THE FAST MAIL

10 sots of special

scenery. Flight of tho Fast Mail. Niagara by moonlight, with Boiling Mist. Practical working engine and 14 freight cars, with illuminated caboose. The Dago Divo. Realistic

PRICES,

35c,

50c and

75c.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

JJVJU SA LB—Veryduslrnblc property. LOCHI lion jroyd. Cull at *»l south WusbiutrMin

City Ordinance.

An ordinance, appropriating the Htrectt*. oMrj/s awt public uround* and plnce* of tht Citu Crawfordsville for the rnrthm ami maintc.riancr therein of building*, jmlc#, wire*, api*irdhw ami appliance* for providinu mid city with electric, liyht, and providing tor the. protection of the eft j/'* clectric light plant. ami fire alarm buildttm, ivirtu, himpft. apiHtratu#, etc., bdoinjinu thereto,

UHW

Jixinu penalties for it* violation. SKCTION 1. HO It owuinw! by the Common Council of tho city of Crawi'orrisvHle, that the streets, alleys and nubile grounds and places ol said city he, titid thcBumeure, hereny uppiopriateu lor the erection ami maintenance thc ein of buildings, machinery, |KJ1CS. wires, lamps and all uecessary apparatus and appliances for providing said city and tho inhabitants thereof with elcctric light,

SKCTION it shall bo unlawful for any per* son to iujure,mark or deface any of the electric light or tiro alarm poles ol'said city, bv cutting, backlog, whittling or In any way marking 01

defacing the samewuii any knife, ax, ha'chet or other instrument, or by nailing, lacking or pasting any bill, notice, sign or advertisement of any kind whatever thereon or to break, cut, Injure or In any way to meddle or tamper with any electric wire bclougimr to said city and connected with the Hectrio light plant, or lire alarm system or to throw at, destroy, break orotherwlse Injureauy electric lamp bolouglng to said city aud connected with, or forming a part of, its said electric light plant, or to, iu any manner, iiH'dd or tamper with the same: or to Injure, mark or deface In any manoer whatever, any property, building, machinery, apparatus or appliance belonging to said city, and connected with Its said clectriu light plant or lire alarm system.

Any rson violating auyoftho provisions of this section, upon conviction thereof before the Mayor, shall be flued In any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars.

SECTION 3. This ordinance sh'ill take effect and be In force from and alter Its pissagcand publication one day In each week for two successive weeks In the CKAWKOHNSVIU.K DAILY JOUUNAL. w. C. CAUU, Mayor.

R. M. S(: TT, City Clerk.

Or. T.

Notice.

WiiEitr.AB, At the last repular meeting of the Common Council o£ the city of Crawfordsville held on the "th day of October, 1891, tho City Civil Eugiuuor made his final reports for the improvement of the gutters on tho south sido of oast Main street between Pine street and tho right of way of the Vandalia railway. Also for the improvement of the gutters oil both sides ol north Washington street from Market street to North street. Also the improvement of tho sidewalk on the south side of oast Market street from Pino street west 1S2 fcot and 0 inches. Also the improvement of the sidewulk on south sido of east CLestnut street from Washington street oasttoilrst alloy. Also tho improvement ot the sidewalk on tho east side of PI

Now, therefore the following named persons to-wlt: Sarah Heatrn, Cathonno E. Mahan. Wm. fc. and Caroline Costancor, John M. Brown, Amanda M. Driskcll, Bridget E. Ivelley, Bcnjaunn P. Woodsou. Julia Karl, county of Montgomery Sallio E. Crabbs, Salina Stonecypher, William Hart man, Martha A. Tomlinson, Mrs. Mary E. el ley, Ann Nolan, Patrick Brennan, Michael Price, Crawfordsville Water ami Ltgl Co., Ellen Long, Anna T. Liter, Cynthia It Sies, Joseph L. Davis, Fannio E. Davis, Indiana P. Vannice, Charles.fi. Townslc.v, Wm. H. Sharp, O. M. Gregg, Samuel H. Gregg,Eliza V.Galloway, Hugh Kolsey, John Johnson, Thos. E. Nolan, nnd tho city of Crawfordsville, whoso property is assessed as Bhown by said report, for tho cost of said Improvements, aro hereby notified that said committee will meet at the council chamber or said city on tho 81st day of October, ISfll. at 9 o'clock in tho for. noon to hear .objections to said report and assessments, and said parties aro roquiron to then ana thoro show cause, if any there bo, why said report should bo confirmed and the assessment mi'de as therein set fortn.

By order of tho Common Council. W. CAUU, Muyor. At tost:

C. M. SCOTT, City Clerk. Octobor 7, 1MI1.

radePalace, Crawfordsville

Our house and stock of goods are of such large proportions we dare not attempt to enumerate ot describe.

We'll just say to our many friends and customers that \vc have the most complete stock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Hosiery,G loves, Clonks, furs, Carpets, and the Junes! Millinery Slock ever shown by any house in this city. We guarantee oui goods and our prices are the same to all and guaranteed ss low as any house in the JState. It will pay any one to vist my store and see the goods and le irn prices

TRAtE?

PAL-ACE^

THE

Finest Coffees Grown

Are Imported and Packed by

Chas &S nborn, Bostor,Marf.

River Scene and Steamboat Explosion. Il'ho Police Patrol and 100 thor startling effects.

YOU CAN BUY THEM IN

One Place Only

IN CRAWFORDSVILLE.

A strictly //ii Grade of TEA is seldom ollored you in this city. There is one phce 3-011 can find them, all \arie'ies.

TVusu't mean 1*1 rsi

PURE SPICES

when tou want spicit* call for'thc lliph Mrlctly Pure. You can jret- them hi on« ston** know ol, nrm-s M.u/r yinkgak is u,r tuw* msuif* in this country. One? ]n:tUr onlv InwiJI'S this brum! in Cniwfor.isviila. You \m c»t the uliovo fjoods at reasonable prices of

ENSMINGER

103 EAST MAIN STREET SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE, N

Call and

JUI

street from College street north to a point 107 feet north of tho north line of sanl Collogo street in said city. Which report was received and placed on filo in the ofllco of the city clerk of said city, and that thereupon tho Mayor appointed a committee of the Common Council to consider said rej ort and to hear objections thereto.

SIMPSON Sc FXOKElTT

Natural Gas Fitters and Plumbers,

Repairs to all Water Attachm -.t

Closets, urinsils. luitli-tnlis. ||ylr in!s. etc., til in in -hf possible niitiifer.

Gas Fixtures and Natural Gas and Supplies on Sale.

All Natural GasFitting Done to the Acceptance of the Natural

Music Hall Block,

Commencing Mondav.

SEPTEMBER 28,

Will deliver the Indianapolis Journal for

15 Gents e. Weelc.

leave

!.vi

Burners

Gas

Company.

Natural Gas Olllee.

you subscription.

Our Fall Goods

Are Sure to

S I

You. Call atjd examine them.

Col man & Murphy

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

It. O. WAMfUP, Proprietor.

1 assengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. I'eave orders at the stables on Market street, or at branch oflice at C. A. Snodgrass* store on Washing* ton street. Telephone No. 47.