Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 November 1891 — Page 4

Ringing a Bell.

1 nowliav i' a s-ekvlioii of the row Souvenir Spoons of the birthplace of JAMES (.1. HLAINK.

The picture o) okl home and birthplace of the proiit statesman is prououiioed a ported one as well as his likeness on the ii.italic of the spoon, making il a much soucht after souvenir.

Hon. James Gillespie Blaine was born Jan. ii. ISiO, in the house represented by I lie eiis.*ravini: in the bowl of the spoou. llis early childhood days were spent about lhis home., playing in the well kept yar«l and razing at the meadows, steamboats on the Monongahala river that so frequently vein b.v, Tins old home of the Blaine .ainiiy was a beautiful one in its day, and now that it is fast going to pieces, every body -will war.! something to remember it as the birthplace of such an eminent man. as URV history ol to day cannot be re|eated during the coming years without the mention ot Mr, Blaine's name, Call and see them,

East Main Street

NEVER BEFORE

I Ins there been such magnificent ilis1'Uiy of fine Tall and Winter Millinery Goods is that now to bo seen at the |lace of Mrs. M. W. Wilson, at l'JT S. •Washington street. All the latest novelties, designs and stvles at prices which can be obtained

NEVER AGAIN.

#0 Ult-

Thai's where we make a point of nutting the erst of our siloes—.vilhin your income. We ha\e the greatest possible faith in the principle of raising quality and sinking price, ft may not pay quite so well for the inuiutc-, but it jiays better lu the long run. tii euus-e the interests of the purchaser are (•niisulted. A bad article for a good figure means ultimate ruin to the dealer. Money's worth fur money is what you're after, ami not only Know it, but 'we'll see that .you got it. A shoe that will certainly give it you i.« our shoes.

T. S. KELLEY

124 East Wain Street.

Don't Be Taken Unawares,

Tiio shrewdest purchasers have boon trapped—eveu weanels have been caught Hhlocp. You may be as sharp us a razor in driving a bargain «nd slill be taken unawares. Vou can't be blamed fnr being lapped once, but it's your own fault if vou don't .profit by the lessons of experience. W ny are vo perfectly safe in coining to us for Clothing. Because we believe in gu mg as well a*i teklni*. and because we know that an unfair exchange doesn't UiHVr much from robbery. Here's a chance for A fail' r\t.hini?o if there ever WHS one Our-stork Hints nnd Overcoats is coin-nl'-i- and ask youi:inspection. Kcsp.

J. A. Joel,

The One Price Clothier.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

J7""

KENT—A plc-iisant furnlMicil room in a V'hxJ locality. Iiifjniii: at this nlllcc. 1 (i

Hill J'our Jimitf (o Indiana/ml

IH,

On account of the meeting of the Supremo Council of tho Farmers Alliance, tickets will be sold bv the Big I'our 1 !oute at half rate Nov" ICth and 17th, fjood returning Nov. 2'iril, 18!i:i. l.lie Ijig lout' is the direct through car line to lnd-,ana|olis and if you wish to avoid vexatious delays nnd the eonfusfcion of changing cars bo sure your ticket reads via this popular line. For tickelH ami full information call on or address (I. K. KOIH.VSON, Agent, Big Four lioute. Crawfordsville, fnd.

Vxcurxloii ItiihfH.

For the chrysanthemum show at Indianapolis Nov. 10th to 11th. tlm Big Four will sell excursion tickets to' Indianapolis on Nov. 10 anil 11 at one fare for the round trip. Good going date sold ami going reluming until and including Nov. 15.

DAILY JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, "891.

CHIPS.

A daughter has been bora to Will Kidge and wife. —Seats for the "Two Old Cronies" are now on sale. —The "McCarthy's Mishnps" went to

Danville, 111., this morning.

The Funeral of Dr. S. W. Purvianee

will lie held to-morrow afternoon at two 'clock. Geo. Beard is now passenger brakesman on the Motion, between Lafayette and Chicago. —Judge Harney has held that the plea in bar of John Hunter is good and the man will be released. —Will Vance now has a jntsition in tlieoflice of General Manager MeDoel, of the Morion, at Chicago. —George Neilest will open a barber hop in the room just north of Scott's grocery on Washington street. -Hial Benjamin has returned from Indianapolis, and has secured the agency for the Welsbach natural giis lamp.

Attend the young men's prayer meeting this eveuing. It will prepare you for the ting presentatu n. —The First Presbyterian church will hold prayer meeting to-night at 7 o'clock on account of V. M. C. A. meeting at 8. —A boy to learn the printing business can find a situation at Tin-: JootS.VL, provided he will agree not to graduate in a month. —The usual number of drunks, incident. to the gloomy weather, were before the Mayor this morning, lachrymose and penitent in the extreme. -~l'r. S. W. Purvianee was born, in Preble county, O., instead of Fountain City, Tnd„ as stated yesterday. He, however, resided in the latter place several ytars and came from there to this city. -A week from to morrow night the Red Men will entertain their sijuaws and pnppooses by an ice cream pow-wow at the camp. There will be no lire water allowed and a good old-fashioned tune is expected. the Woman's Belief Corps lust Saturday passed resolutions congratulating Miss Lmma Connor for the noble stand she had taken in defense of the Hag and invited her to become a member of the corps. -The ladies of the 2d division of the Christian chinch wiil meet at the residence of Mrs. H. B. Hulett on Friday afternoon. Nov. 13, promptly at 2 clock. Business of importance. All members are requested to be -present. -There is more f"n to the square inch in Two Old Cronies than anything offered to theater goers in mauy a day. Frank M. Wills as the Professor, one of the Two Old Cronies, is afforded full scope for his clever character acting. 1'he ladies of the 2nd section of First Presbyterian church will give a social Thursday evening, Nov. 10. A regular supper with oysters will be served. Everybody is invited to attend. Sup per from 5 to 8 o'clock. Admission 1 cents. —A gay drummer was before Mayor Carr this morning for intoxication. It seems that he tried to get a 'lining i.xnn girl drunk, but that she proved too much for him. The gentleman wi greatly exercised for fear that his house would learn of his spree —For the first tims in many years tho December number of

Thr ('eulu

w.ll have a distinctively Christinas flavor. Its illustrations will include a great number of full-page engravings among them six of Nativity subjects. The frontispiece is a Holy Family by the young American artist, l-'rank Vincent Dn Mond. —All the children in the city are cordially invited to be present at the Goi.d Templars' hall on next' Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Miss Emma Buck, the new S. J. T„ is very desirous of having the old members of the Juvenile Temple present and extends an invitation to those who are willing to aid in re-organizing the defunct Juvenile Temple. ---The mystery of the clothes which were found in the wood house has been cleared up. A well known benevolent lady of the city presented some of her son's clothes to a friendless train]) and for some unexplained reason he deposited them in the place where they wen found. The police will have to give up tho supimsed clew and Swoop down in another direction.

I:SLI: V.

Jacob McKinlev is convalescent. Mrs. Joel Stout left Tuesday on visit to relatives in Ohio. \\. S. Vaughn, of New Richmond, visited his cousin, E. !•'. Larkin, Sunday. 'Mrs. Betsy Jones and Mrs. Ida Wilson, of Jtomney, visited Johij Freeman's last) week.

Kev. T. C. Shanklin, wife and daughter, of Linden, visited Airs. Maggie Shnnklin Saturday.

The military company »t Waynotown will present "In tho Enemy's Cam])" at the hall hero Saturday night,

Nov. H.

Admission 25 cants. Tho masquerade at D. V. Stout's brought out the greatest number of young people this season. The supper was enjoyed as well as tho various amusements ir.duled in.

—Jennetting tipples 82.50 per barrel at D. L. Lee's.

Lye, ear, nose and throat diseases only, Dr. Greene, Room 2, Joel Block. Examimilioc and consultation

tree.

THE BARBER'S BRIDE.

Pretty Nannie Goslin, „of New Market, Elopes With Joseph A. Hicks. I 'Twas even thus since summer first was lenfv. Giddv girls and beardless

boys who fnnev that tliey have felt tho transcendent, leveling powers of love, determine, in spite of tho sound, good judgment of parents and tlio prinuil instincts of common sense, that they must get married.. They just can't, be happy

withont 0Bch

°tll0r'

,,nd nfter

er,lble donl of

"P»PPV lovo" thoy usually

numn lit? «. 4

manage by eonio hook or crook to get each other. Like the lilies of the field they take no thought of the morrow and ery naturally the morrow takes no thought of them. They quickly wither tho heat of tho day and are as a tale that is told. Tho tale has been told so often that it is becoming somewhat of a •chestnut." but for all that will bear repenting. Nannie Goslin lived with her parents down at Brown's Valley until •ester

Jay. wltrn she eloped with mi Indianapolis barlier, Joseph A. Hicks, a outh who has just attained his majority and come into a property of some fUOO. Joe was raised down there and Miss Goslin's family being acquainted with the goings in and comings out of the young blade, bitterly opposed the match. But for all that the course of true love

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managed to jolt along in the traditional stylos, which is anything but smooth, and through the medium of a Crawfordsville business man the young folks kept up a correspondence. This correspondence terminated in an elo]emeiit which occurred yesterday morning. Miss Goslin threw her parents off the track boarding the train ostensibly for ierre Haute, but got off at Guion,where she met young Hicks. Tho elopers tool: a train there for Indianapolis where tlu-v were married yesterday evening. The young lady's family is eminently respected and is very prominent in the vicinity of Brown ailev. Tho mibchiff is done now.however. and its sc.|iiel wili come sooner or later.

An Error.

Lew Wallace's new book is expected to be ready for tho press by Ne year's. General Wallace is a most methodical literary worker. He usually riues at i!. and after taking some li^ht refresh s.ent. starts out on a horseback ride for a couple of hours, returning for breakfast about 8. From that time till noon hi-! sits at his ciesk. Then he- has lunch.ion. and, after another ride, writ'« r.i.ti! 4. The remainder of lie evening ai.u night is passed in tin. company of his family. --!iitlimuq.oHs ui.:l.

Th} above will be in t1 'nature or news to General Wallace whose newbook will not be ready for press by January first, nor, indeed, for sometime thereafter.

It Has Been Stopped,

Officer Huffman has taken a step in the right direction at tho Big 4 depot.. It has been an outrage on the traveling public that the hotel runners made such a horrible noise and occupied such a conspicuous place upon the platform in their efforts to secure pat roils for their respective hotels. Tho edict has gone forth that thoy shall hereafter stand at the doois of their respective 'buses, aid peace and quietude now reigns supreme once more.

At the Chrysanthemum Show. There was a large crowd went froiii here this morning to the Chrysanthemum Show at Indianapolis. Among them were J. A. Gilbert and wife, W. N. Lie and wife, Mrs. J. B. Pence. Mrs D. L. Trout. Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Mis. S, S. Thompson, Mrs. C. L. Thomas, Mrs. John Nicholson, Jr., Mrs. Morgan and daughter, Margaret. Misses Edna Canine, .Tosie Stilwoll, Maine Someiville, and Amanda Kelley.

We All Remember Milt.

Miss Dora Deal, a typewriter at Huntington, has sued Milton Savior, son of oxCongressman Henry B. *Saylor, for assault.—/iiiliiinajioliii

Journal.

Milt Say lor, the young man referred to in so unenviable way, was a student in Wabash College during the years '87 and '88, but did not graduate. It is sad that he has come to grief.

Seven Thousand Dollars at Thorntown. Harvey Carson, of Thorntown, was in the city to-day. He says the People's Natural Gas Company desired that, iho citizens of Thorntown should subscribe 87,000 of the capital stock to make up tho deficiency of tho 875,000 which Crawfordsvillo had guaranteed. The! amount was subscribed in a few hours,

May View the .Remains,

In order that the many friends of I he lato Dr. Purvianee, who have expressed a wish to view the remains, may have an opportunity to do so, tho casket will bo open to-morrow morning from ten to twelve o'clock at tlio family residence.

Sit at Nicholson's for your Christmas photographs. Go early and avoid the inevitable rush.

Oh! my, you don't mean it Mr. Bischof. You don't mean your choice of those elegant dress patterns at $0.49? Yes, they must all go this week.

Used

OWES

PERSONALS.

-J. D. Tincy is sick to-day. -Will Henkle spent the day in Col-

L. J. Coppnge went to Anderson to-

day

—Mrs. F. T. Luse returned from Lafayette to-day. —Harvey Tinsley went to Frankfort this morning. —Miss Carrie Kront went to Chicago tliis^afternoon. %-r-George Neilest is at Chicago on business to-dny. —C. M. Crawford went to Indianapolis this mornnig. —T. B. Xieholson and Charlov Gilbert are in Indianapolis. —George F. Hughes went to Koaelidale this afternoon. —John Aunablo and wife left this morning for a visit at Muncie. —B. F. Crabbs and A. E. Reynolds went to Jamestown this afternoon.

Wm. Crawford, of tho Midland road, is in the city to day on legal business.

John Williams and family returned to Middletown, O., after a visit with Win. Sinkey and wife.

Mrs. Jane Harris loft for Center Point to-day where she will spend tho

winter with hor daughter,

0IR0UIT COURT.

John L. Williams Brother vs. II. M. Perry, adm. of the estate of Rachel Galoy. Plantiffs awarded 81.95.

Samuel Moore vs. Midland Railroad. Change of venue asked by defendant. Fred J. Biel vs. adm. of AJnson Albee's estate. Plaintiff awnrded $10.

Gould, Hudson Co. vs. adniinistra|'or of An--on Albee'a P3tate. Plaintiffs awarded $03.63.

G. atoliurn vs. adm. of estate of

.1. Oppy. Plaintiff awarded 848.78. 1'. W. Keegan vs. est at of Susan l!e.-:t. Dismissen. 1*.. C. Snyder allowed 825 for serving MS Judge this term of court.

Prosnutninee

for

the Week.

llio following is tho programme for th. services of tho young men's prayer meeting this week. Kev. It. S. Inglis will conduct all the services except those

Sunday, which will be in charge of Secretnrv K. E. Stacv: 11, \\ednesday, IIo[h• for the II-.pelesK-—Mark 1: lO-lo.

Nov. 12, Thursday, Penitent and Im-penitent.--Luke. 23:33, 311-13. -\'ov. 1.3, Friday, What is my Idol''— Phil. 3: 19 Eph. 5: 5-0 Thess. 1: 8-10.

Nov. 14, Saturday, Final Beckoning— liom. 14: 11-12: Ilev. 20: 12-15. Nov. 15, Sunday afternoon. Disaster and Rescue.—N um. 21:. 4-9 John 3:

14-15.

Nov. 15, Sunday evening. Union »er-

vices of all the churches.

Hilt I.l.\(!TO.\,

)sear Owsley is convalescing. Anotlwr big bay at Ct. J. lihorer's. •We are in need of a good photograph gallery at this place.

The east Christian church is being repaired by a now foundation. Now drug firm and M. D. shop in the Campbell building this week.

Mr. Bowman, from near Shannondale has become a citizen of this place. Last Saturday wsis sugar day here and large quantities wore sold "at McIvinley prices.

The M. E. church folks have replaced the old windows in their church with now ones and added greatly to its appearance on tho inside.

Let the cause be what it will, more good groceries, etc., are being sold, mor# money changing hands in and around Darlington this fall than ever before known.

Just why so many

So accustomed have some of the gas men becomo to being locked up when drunk, that one day last week the door of the calaboose being loft open, one good fellow staggered around awhile and then quietly went in and retired for tho night. Later the marshal went to ,mt, in a fellow workmen and found him,

and quietly turned the key on both unI til morning when the 'Squire gave both I tho usual amount.

Worth its Weight tn Gold.

cnn 1)6

Natural and Artificial

C5- as IPittiia g.

We are fully prepared to pipe your houses for Natural or Artificial Gas, and wo guarantee good work, to the entire satisfaction of yourself and the inspector of the company.

Any size of pipe, under inch pijie, will be put in for 12J cents per foot. This includes the digging and filling of the trenches. Oflico and Shop, 211 south Green St.

Stanley & Price.

-STAPLE-

—AND—

Kancy Groceries

Of All Kinds.

Frosh Bread and Cakes Every Day.

Fry & Nicholson,

1 'iO Wrest Main Slroet.

Oysters, Celery and Crackers,

stiu

peopie

will persist

in traveling the broad road while so much trouble and expense is gone to to entice them to take passage on the straight and narrow one is a query.

An untumai sight was seen on our streets one day last week. It was that of a full grown pet deer following a buggy the full length of Main street to tho great amusement of the small boy and dog.

Jas. \V. W'ilhite is again in shape to accommodate his customers with lumber and shingles. Jim has more grit than money and deserves success in all his undertakings, as many a man would give up the ship, but Jim will fight it out if it takes all summer.

Placed on pain,

Mother Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ton minutes with either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HENDEBSON DAMS, Druggist, 1 Carmi, 111

Write the Bradfleld Regulator Co At anta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye A Co.. Crawfordsville. Ind

in Millions of Hom^s-^o Years the Standard.

I iti ported Sweet Potatoes

Grey Blanket?.. White Hlankets.

_1_ JL 1-

Is beadqua Bleached In fact everything

Everybody Is Going to Burn

NaturalGas.

In order lo have your p!umling done in time for the cold weather eave your order now with

_yle,Reynolds& Griest,

Plumbers and Natufal^and Artificial'Gas Fitters,

301 North Green Street.

WEAREINIT

Up to our eyes. It's no use trying enumerate our Wonderful Stock now on Sale at the

Trade Palace.

We have it all and at Such Prices as were never known in tho market before. T|,« MclCinloy Bill has knocked tho props from under almost every article of ii,T jiorted goods. Wo have taken advantage of tlie situation and are now offering thel'inoet and Most Completo Stock ever shown in tho market. Cloakt?

Dress Goods, Underwear, Cassimores, Blankets, and the Finest Millinc in the State.

MfClUR

TRADE0 RA LAC Era

Well, That's All

-No. 1 Dowel Tub for -No. 2 Dowel Tub for •No. 3 Dowel Tub for

A—No. 1 Dowel Tub for

Greater This Week. "Bischof is showing the Prettiest Goods in

fordsville," is the verdict ot the thousands of customers who have

through their store the past week. Every department is a Store

Special for This Week and This Week Only:

itsels. Bargain after Bargain meets your eye as you pass the various Department, besides an army of of polite and accommodating salesmen and salesladies to wait on you.

Bischof's Are Always Busy.

Ladies take advantage of this said. 50 Pattern RoboB of the Latest Styles and very Prettiest Drew Patterns. These goods are all Paris Styles, worth $12.50, 815.00, 810.00 uud np to $17.50. Yon can have your choice this week at SO.49. This is the best bargain I have ever given in Fine DTOSH (lotidn.

First come, first served. Call early as this is ONCE IN A LIl'HTFME. YOU CAN BUY SUCH VALUES AT THIS 1'RICIC.

Notable Will Be the Bargains in Hosiery and

Children's all-wool Ilose, 12ic, 15c, 20c, 25c. LadieB' all-wool Hose, 19c, 25e and ::r no Underwear, 15c, 20c, 25c. to 35c.-—Children's Scarlet Underwear, 35c, 40c -I.V end derwearfrom 25 cents each up to the Best Grades, made all at Special Low Prices This We:

BLANKETS, BLANKETS.

.75c to $4.00.

$1-25, $1.50, $2.00.

Cloak Sale This Week!!

Take a Stroll through our store and see the many pretty thinge we a re in

12V and 139 Ea3t St.

The Leading Dry Goods and Notion House

ISN'T IT?

You eau buy Wooden and Willowwareaf cost

November 12th, if you are in need of any. It

them they are not cheap at any price, but if you will like» need any^thisyear or next, buy now. I will sell

(.rie

A—No. 2 Dowel Tub for Me A—No. 3 Dowel Tub for fiOe A—No. 1 Wood Fiber Tub Sl..r)0 A—No. 2 Wood Fiber Tub SI.25 A—No. 3 Wood Fiber Tub 81.00 1 3-galon Wood Fiber Pail 40c 1 3 galon 3 hoop Dowel Pan 17c

Clothes Baskets and Market Basket at reduced pricea. This side for tho 12th inst. only. Can you use any The prices are right.

ENSMINGER

South of Court House.

lied All Wool Blankets.. The Best in the 'NYoinl..

THE BUFFALO.

'I he BUFI' ALO Blanket. Ask to see them. We an: the only agents for them in litis ciiy-

I S O S

Our Fall Goods

Are Sure to

S IT

Vou. Call and examine 'hem.

Right,

To-morrow

don't

you

need

to-morrow

A "World's Fair" washboard A Baldwin washboard A Solid Zinc waRhhoard A Solid Zinc North Star Our 35c broom Our 30c broom Our 25c broom Our 20c broom

lllo

30c 31k. '25c 2tkl.V

Craw

been

YJ e. )i imi's

'hildjen's Mi-ii-

i" 0e l.l'liii'K I'll-

,. .$2.00 .. .$S 00

of Crawfordsville-

Col man & Murphy

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