Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1891 — Page 3

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Ri:i h: what laundry bills Mv soi! '.villi horror thrills When think of thee. Let swell the breeze, And hlcv through all tha (res Hail SANTA CLAUSE Lit tir".! n!'.-rt:tls wake And iiiculy try a cake, Lst all for cleanness sake, Join applause.

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Now Corn 35c per bushel liny 30c per bale. Oats 35c Mill I'eed 75c cwt.

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Entertained.

B. F. Crabbs nnd wifo entertained quite a number of ^friends at ton lust evening nt tbeir homo on south Water Btroot. An ologant repast was spread and tho evening most pleasantly passed by the guests.

The One Hundredth and Sixteenth, At tho reunion of tho llGth Regiment yesterday nt Lnfnyette tho following ollicors were elected to servo tho ensuing year: President, F. M. Dice, Crawfordsville Tronsurer, W. H. Cleaver, Burlington Secretary, J. M. Cornell, Indianapolis. A committeo was appointed to prepare a regiment:. History.

Eepublican Olub Meeting.

Tho Morton Republican Club will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the small court room. Tho attendance or all Republicans is earnestly requested. Dunnnt Kennedy will read a paper on tho prices of tho necessaries of life as a iocti'd by the McKinlev bill. Tho paper wiil bo discussed by soveral members of tli.i el.ib nnd a great time is expected.

The Eleventh Reunion.

Tho reunion of tho 11th Indiana Infi.ntry will bo held at Indianapolis next Tr.etday, tho 20tb. Excursion rates will bo given for SI.30 for the round trip, tickets good for five days if party if lifty or more nro going. All persons desirous of availing themselves of tho rates can givo their names to William II. Webster or Henry Williams between this nnd Saturday evening to make up tho number.

Mothing in Tins Pettit Thoory. It is reported that there is a now thoory in tho Pettit case. Tho theory takes the form and figure of what is known as "ground poisoning." Tho story is told _that tho wifo of Rev. W. F. Clark, who recently died at Shawnee Mound, in tho same house in which .Mrs. Pettit died, betrayod tho same symptoms as those that characterized Mrs. Pettit's last illness. Ami upon this tho theory of "ground poisoning" is based. But there is nothing in it. A /on rniil representative had a conversaion with Dr. S. S. Clark, of Logansport, ist week. When the new thoory was nentioned, Dr. Clark said: "That wholo story is nbsolutoly groundless. Rev. Clnrk is my brother aud I know nil abont tho death o£ his wife. She died of cancer of the liver. A post mortem was held nnd this fact established beyond question.-—Delphi Journal.

To Do or Die.

Tho Wabash College foot ball eleven, attired in their last year's suits and their most .winning smiles, left this afternoon for Bloomington where they will black eyes and break limbs with eleven similar young bpeks from the State University to-morrow. Tho Wnbnsh team is reasonably confident of victory and under tho chuperonago of manager Edgar Evans will doport themselves quite seemly in tho presence of Bloomington's fair co-eds. Tho following is tho makeup of tho Wabash tonm and it would be hard to encompass as mnch brain, bluff and muscl'3 in eleven other mon: Center rush, Meteer guards, Gentry nnd Jernegan tnckles, Mnrtin nnd Wyno coop: end rnsli, Prunk nnd Wnrch half-backs, Domnree nnd Adnms qunr-tor-back nnd enptain, Erickson full back, Blnir. Wo trust tho Wnbash team will go in for goro and bring back a weird collection of tho enemy's ears, fingers, teeth and too nails.

At Musio Hall To-morrow Evening. Mr. Alexander Salvini closed his senson at tho Grand Opera Honso last evening, where, for five weeks, ho has crowded the house nightly. Tho curtain descended on the Inst net of "Don Cmsnr do Bazan," but the audience remained and applauded until tho curtnin wns rnised nnd Mr. Snlvini forced to bow his acknowledgements. This performnnce wns repented three times, nnd tho audienco were so clamorous for a speech that when tho curtain was raised for the fourth time Mr. Salvini stopped to the footlights nnd with feeling snid: "LADIES

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always been accustomed to speak the speeches of others, I hardly know how to contrivo ono for myself. Luckily, however, it doesn't require fino words to say I thank you. That is easy in any language, and boliovo mo tho words 'never came from more grateful lips than from mine to-night, when I express to you my henrtfolt npprocintion for your kind approval nnd generous support.

For this approval nnd support, so gen erouBly expressed at the close of my long ongngement, let me now on my own behalf nnd that of-my loyal fellowplayers, nnd tho mnnngemont, simply sny—I thnnk you. I spenk it once feel it a thousand times. Good night." Boston Globe.

The Oattle Disease.

Mortimer Levering, Secrotary of tho Livestock Commission, has written Dr, .T. N. Taylor thnt he has advised tho Stnte Vetornnrian of tho epizootic npthn which prevnils among tho cnttlo of this county nnd that he will make a visit here just as soon ns possible. At presont ho is in tho south pnrt of tho Stnto.

—Eye, oar, nose and throat diseases only, Dr. Greene, Room 2, Jool Block Examination nnd consultation free.

THE RESULT OF A TOOT.

John 0. Frainptou, a Piano Dealer. Lauds Behind the Bars of the County Jail. Last evening about 7 o'clock a good looking stranger entered tho tailoring establishment ol Swank A- Clark, nnd usked to purchase a pnir of pantaloons. A conversntion was struck up by Clnrk nnd the strnnger which resulted in tho strnnger purchasing a suit of clothes which had been mndo for another party who loft town without calling for them. Tho prico ngreed upon was S19,although it took considerable eloquence on the part of Mr. Clark to bring him up to this prico. Ho called for a chock on tho bank, aud when some blank checks on Elstoii's bank were presented lie signed one with tho name of John C. Frninpton. When about to leave the store ho purchased other nrticles to tho amount of S3 more, nnd then destroying tho check already made ho made a new ono for $22 and departed. He had represented himself as having a car load of horses nt Walter's stable, and at length Mr.Clarkbecomiug a little uneasy called at tho stablo and discovered that ho know uo such person as Frnmpton. The officials of Eiston's bank giving like information, Mr. Clark procured Officer Brothers and the two began to look for Frampton. Ho waB found in the Junction house,and when approached began at onco to make terms. He stated that if Mr. Clark would accompany him down tho track a couple hundred yards he would find a cousin who would cash tho chock. Ho also tried othsi little schemes presumably for the purpose of getting away, but it all ended in his being taken to the jail wliero ho is now. Frampton was very nervous this morning and at onco rotainod Judge Sellar as his at­

torney, also telegraphing to his home in Columbus, Ohio, for his wire, and Mr. Ivors, of tho legal firm or Ball & Ivors. Frampton stated to

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A Goal Famine.

Crawfordsville, along with the rest of tho country is suffering from a soft coal famine. While anthracite is plenty not a ton of tho soft variety can be purchased for lovo or money. Fred Sheetz has just returned from Cincinnati where he tried to buy a supply for use in the gas worts but that city has barely enough to last twenty days and thero was no surplus on tho market. Ho then went to big coal firm up tho Ohio river few miles aud they had not a bttshol of tho precious fuel. Tho reuse of tho famine in Cincinnati is on account of tho shallowness of the Ohio river. A short distance above Cincinnati it is said people aro fording it and consequently tho coal barges from Pittsburg, where most of Cincinnati's fuel comes from, are unable to travel. Prolonged strikes in West Virginia mines is another cause. Homo dealers cannot secure bituminous coal even from Indiana mines presumably because their output is all called for further east.

The Bigamist Got Away.

Wm. Williams, a fruit tree agent, was arrested at Covington the other day for bigamy. Ho escaped from custody yosterday and passed through Crawfordsville last evening on tho east bound accommodation train. Charley Borry was on tho train and at tho Junction pointed out Williams to Officer Huffman just as tho train was pulling out of tho station. Tho train was stopped but Mr. Huffman having no warrant failed to make an arrest nnd tho bigamist wont on his way rejoicing.

Stranded Actors.

About a woek ago a show troupe stranded nt Danville, 111., with three months' wages duo tho nctors. About dozen of thom caino to thiB city, and pnrt of thjm secured employment on tho natural gas mains. This morning ono of thom, a boy about 12 years old, wns sent to his homo nt Ft. Wayne, a purse having been made un to procure

hiin a ticket.

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Tho cloak sale is still to continue this week at Biscliof's.

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this morning that the wholo tiling resulted from his getting drunk. Said ho: "I am a musician and my business is to sell pianos. I buy them directly from tho manufacturers and trade them around the country for horses clnelly. I have been operating at Danville, 111., nnd yestordny came on to Greoncastle, where I began drinking. I was quite intoxicated upon arriving here,and when I wont into the tailor shop it was merely lo purchase pair of pan In. don't know how I came to purchase a suit and my mistake was in giving a check on tho bank here. If I had been sober I would havo made it on the second national bank of Richmond, Ivy., where I hnvo deposit, or on the first national bank of Columbus. I didn't know what I was doing. When they found me nt the Junction I wns waiting for my partner, Hinos, who was coming over from

Danville, 111., with Bomo horses. I hnvo been in tho piano business in Spriug field, 111., and also at 1202 Franklin avenue, St. Louis."

It is doubtful if the law can get good grip on Mr. Frampton. The charge ngninst him is obtaining goods under false pretenses, but ho already had tho suit of clothes on when ho made the check, so he did not get the goods by any pretonso at all. He will most likely goclear.

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-^-Tho' court house Sunday school will commence hereafter at 1:15. —The first heavy frost fell last, nig' and iec was formed of considerable thiek-

-—Attend the meeting of the Republican club in the small court roin this evening.

—Maurieo MeMaken has been admitted to the Montgomery county bar to practice law. •—Clint Moore, a Vaudalia brakeinan, was fined in tho Mayor's court this morning for assault and battery. —Mike Brooks pleaded guilty to intoxication this morning and now roosts with 1'adio Ring in Bible's merry-go-round. ,—St. John's F.piscopal church will be closed all day next Sunday, as Rector Glover has been requested by tho Bishop to hold services at Jeffersonville. —Tho time on the Monou will not chauge until Oct. 25, and therefore the Greencaatle and Lafayette accominoda tion train will run during next week. —W. H. Steele has been elected

Grand Sentinel in the grand lodge of Good Templars. His pugilistic propensities were well known and he was electod with a whoop.

Miss Fannie Watson has been made a member of tho Kappa Alpha Theta ladies' fraternity at the Slate University. This is the best ladies'society in Ulooiningtcn and very select. —In its report of tho Pickett VanSickle wedding last evening Tin JoL'itNAL inadvertently omitted to mention Frank Davis who hud conduct of tho music. It was his idea and it under his drill aud supervision that th feature was made so

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J. W. Mikels and 1{. II. Allen returned from tho St. Louis lair. John Mikels is again a resilient of tho town after an absence uf one year.

Jim Ford and Newt Brallon aro 111 lawjinee-deep over Jim licking Newt. Let some one make the move toward a Republican club here in DarlingUin.

Kinder .t Craig are still in the wheat trade and will probably add lumber, salt etc., thereto. 1. 11. Butler has bought a vacant lot of J. A. Berrymau on Harrison st reet, and will erect a dwelling thereon.

Mark Moore had tho small bono of his leg broken Monday morning while assisting his men unload gas pipe.

Several good Odd Fellows went from bore to Colfax Saturday night and resisted Sharon lodg'i in some work.

Mr. Bowman is repairing the proper he lately bought of Sam Hampton aim wiil soon become a citizen of this place.

Our carpenters are now working day aud night. Three now houses just commenced, besides it half dozen on tho way.

Horace Cadwaliader and wire left yesterday morning Tor Old Moxico, whore Horace has position as eugineer in a mine.

John Hampton has bought W. CKimler's interest in tho hardware storei nnd will move hero us soon as he can got a house.

Tho McKinlby bill has ovou ulYoctiil tho different orders over the conntry, us never was there sucli a rush as at presont iu all orders/ S

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Are you particular about the matter of a perfect fit? Hyou are not. you certainly ought to be. Thero is only one sort ot fit about suits that dosen't sit easily—it is lit for nothing. If it cramps you in or.o place and hangs too loosely in another, it should share the fate of every other nuisance—it ought to bo abated. You cannot bo too fastidious for us. Tho more particular you nro the more you will appreciate tho attention which we give to everything that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit.

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