Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 November 1891 — Page 4

rillS IS 1TKKKY TIMK'

Make the most of it. TUt rc are at least a hundred ways of ailihutf to the pleasures of the season ami this is one of thttui. Let vour»ft* take an eiulurinp shape, so that in the seasons still *-o come the season that is past may be remembered. For the holiday davs we have asocial holiday display. The tune it takes you to took at it. even though it be turkey time, will be anything but time lost. Von certainly ought to see ii. Vou eau be sure of nothing this world if vou are not sure of finding what will take your fancy. A lino of silver trays at a Ki eat Bargain. We are selling the diamonds because we have the prices below all competition.

207 East Main Streoi

A Dove of a Hat

Can be obtained at

Mrs. M. W. WILSON'S,

South Washington street. At the Lowest Price in the Latest Styles. No lady can atTonl to lose the opportunity of visiting Mrs. Wilson's place if only to Bee the unsurpassed line of Millinery and Novelties there displayed. All are welcome and satisfaction guaranteed.

Vou Can Hanlc oiil.. ...luen. That is just the kind of a shoe we sell— you can hank on it every time. When there is a run on a bank, it is because there is something the matter with its credit: there is a run on this shoe becuusc there is noth mp the matter with credit, for it happens to be the most creditable kind of a shoe. Vou can buy no other kind of a shoe that bourns to match it tor the money and the wear and tear it will stand would surprise a champion six day walker. We call it the Calf shoe and we ask £1.00 for it. That is a fiirurc the most close fisted buyer that ever lived would call low.

S. KELLY.

124 East Main Street.

Another Drive in Winter Overcoats.

We don't jump into a wagon for our big drive in winter overcoats nor have we any use for a saddle, but be cannot got along without a whip and we must have spurs. Does this mystify you? If it does you will see the point in a moment. We are nourishing the whip of tine material and tine workmanship and wo are driving the spurs of lowprices. If ever there was a time for Inlying overcoats it is here now ami there certainly never was a time when you corld buy to such unusual ailvan

La go to yourself. You will easily discover tho traces of the whip and spur 111 this offer.

See Us Before You Buy.

J. A. Joel,

Do You Want

Oysters and Crackers, Celery a.id Cranberries, Fresh Groceries and

Country Butter, Then see

SEERING &.S0N,

AT PtOM STHBBT DEPOT

First Class Lunch Counter^

Open Dny mill Night.

Ij^Olt SAI.K—Oklahoma Information Ilureau L1 Co., 1-Htii) ami Town Ixito fJ eo. llow ami kin] of laud to Kelcut. Mow unil what will irrow, etc Valuable information to make anil save money. Hemltone ilollar, I'HAS. Hki'k, Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory, i)

WANTED.—A

irlrl to ilo neneral house

work. Apply to K. Stanley, aoo west Alurkut Btrtmt.

DAILY JOURNAL

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1H!1.

OHIPS.

—Fireman's dance to-morrow night. ---Keats for "The

BOY

Tramp" are

now on sale. Storm doors are being placed to the

Robbing House. 'ho postoMii'e will Vie closed from HI to 1 oVlock to-morrow.

—-Tlio

latest Chicago markets will be

D.UI.Y

founil in the

.IOTKNAL every even

ing. —Dancing at the' rink to-night, anil skating to-morrow afternoon ami evening. -•Natural gas service pipe connections were made oil west Wabash avenue tolay. --Turkey, cranberries, celery and oysters is tlio demand of to day at the

groceries. -The Good Templar lodges will hold a union spelling match and box social on Dec. U.

Attend the sunrise prayer meeting at tlie First Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. —Quite a number 'of guests from Waveland are in the city to attend the Da vis-Ciolien wedding.

IVui.y

Any person having a

-Chris Price, a Yand:i!ia breaksnian had liis little linger mashed while coupling c.irs to day at noon, lie resides j.t Torre !I.iu.e. —The only railroad in this county fiat gave excursion rates for Thanksgiving was ill- Clover .Leaf Uniite. running through Linden. Whii.loek and Veedersburg. —There is no need go to the Kockv mountains to hunt. A half grown grizzly bear was shot yesterdav on the streets of Veedersburg. It, is a wild country in Fountain county. —The heading factory closed down this morning, on account of not having blocks to keep it running. This was caused on account of it being impossible to get cars to slup in the blocks —Thanksgiving services will lie held at the Catholic uhurch in the morning it 8 o'clock. Immediately proceeding the services a marriage will take place. The public is cordially invited to lie present. -Camp 12, 1'. O. S. of A., at Now

Hiclimond. will have a llag raising at their school house 011 December 1U. This will be in the afternoon. A llag is also to be raiw:l over I he school house in District 7, Clark township.

Kov. (1. 1'. Fusori has been railed to attend the funeral of Miss Lena Fierce Wavnetown. to-morrow and therefore

will not lie able to lie present at the Union Thanksgiving services in this city as heretofore announced. —A large crowd wishes to go to Indianapolis tu-morrow and if twenty present themselves at the station before train time single tickets can bo had for the round trip at SI.75 each, '['en can get the same rat .* on a party ticket. •Robert .1. Hurdelti', the humorist, is going into the editorial harness again. With January 1st, he will become a sala ied editor on the sta:i' of The Lmliis' Home .Iminiiil, and will conduct a regular department 111 each issue of that periodical. -Miss Lena Pierce, youngest daughter of .lames Pierce, who lives just north of Waynetown, died this morning of hasty consumption. Funeral to-morS row at 1 p. 111., at residen.'e, conducted by Kev. G. I'. Fueon, after which she wili be laid to rest in the Masonic cemetery. —A full attendance is desired at the prayer meeting in the Christian church this evening, as business of importance to the Christian Endeavor Society will bo brought before the meeting. Christian Endeavors will remember tlio 0:30 a. m. Endeavor meeting at the First church. —R. C. Poole has received a letter from his brother in Toronto Junction, who would like to know how, "Aus Tomlinson and Wallace Lindor would like to camp out under freight cars such cold weather ns this." Mr. 1'oole can I not explain the cause of such a question and desires that the two gentlemen call 1 and enlighten him on the subject.

tlHclctcn'H Arnica Sali-e.

The best salve in the worlu for cute,1 bruises, sorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilnpinbs oorna and all skin eruptions, and losslively cures piles, or no pay required. 1 It is guaranteed to give perfect satis(action, or money refunds?. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co]

TIFTi

.Toru-

SAI. of Nov. 12, will confer a favor by leaving it at this otliee. Crane .v Anderson are removing into their new oflice on the comer of Main and Washington streets. —A stone crossing has been laid ft .TOSS Wabash avenue directly in front of the path leading north from Yandes hall. —(i. W. 1'aul is hunting for an otliee in which to locote for the practice of law. His family will.not remove here until nest spring. —l'rampion, who got into Swank A: Clark for a suit of clothes, pleaded not guilty before Judge Hiirney yesterday •lames Sellar was appointed to defend him. (1. \V. I,. Hro'.vn lias been offered liis old position on the Santa Fe.. with headquarters at Ft. Madison, Iowa, and an increased salary over that he received

i'EARS.

Golden Wedding of H. J. Webster anil Jane Palmer. Special to the Jounuil. .'

WAY.SXTOWN.

[ml., Nov. 25, IS',11.

Fifty years ago this a. 111. about uine o'clock Mr. Hugh .V. Webster and Miss Jane Palmer, of Chilicothe, Ohio, were united in holy wedlock, and they are so living to this day with fair prospects of continuing to do so for at least another decade. Their many friends finding out that this was their 50th wedding anniversary thought they could not show their love and esteem for them in a better way than by making them a donation. So headed by the ever generous Morris llerzog they proceeded to liiako up the amount required, which was done in a few minutes. The gift consisted in (lour, meats, fruits and canned goods in abundance, together with some lino clothing. Morris was appointed to deliver the goods to them will- the appropriate 1 eromony, which he did in good style. The scene was quite affecting, as it was a perfect surprise, and tears were caused to How in ureal abundance liv the good old jiooplo. In connection with the presents spoken of above the good wishes, and resjiects of every donor as well as every friend and neighbor accompanied them. To-day his children, as many as could possibly do so, with their families are taking dinner with him.

An Explanation forProl. Kritz, Prof. Kritz's remarks at the Farmers' institute in legard to the township libraries 011 Tuesday evening were jierhaps misunderstood. The impression he intended to convoy was that so far as any of the books were concerned from a scientific standpoint as beneficial to the fanners they were utterly worthless, lie said they were good in their dav and were the standard for that time.but science is rapidly advancing and the science of to-day is not the science of ten years ago. He said he had no reference to the standard books of liteiatiiro. Ttiere were many good books that ought to be saved, but there were many others that were utterly worthless. (In this point perhaps all will agree with him.

The New Boy "Tramp.

llip theatrical se ison has hardlv opened vet and to that and to the fact that" rhe New Hoy Tram')," is not known hero must be laid the size of the audience at I utman Music Hall last evening It was not. a small house but it was not a large one or a fair recognition of the merit of play or actors. The melodrama is strongly constructed and Augustin Xeir,ille is a decidedly clever young actor. The support is good and the whole play has -go" in it. A second visit here would probaiilv prove 1 successful than the first. The eompanv carries a great deal of special scenerv and the stage sotting last evening was particularly good. Murniinj Cnin,i

Sui'iitinjii Sjii'iiK/.At Music Hall Friday night.

Geu, Wallace's Telegram.

Hen. Low Wallace sent the following telegram to Indianapolis in regard to Gov. Hovey's death. It is printed the Indianapolis papers with a number of other messages of condolence:

CuAWi-oiinsviM.n, Nov. 21.

Maj. M. G. McLain.-- Impossible for me to go over. Sorrv. The Governor is only a day's march ahead of us. Will o\ertake him. Li:w W.\Lt.Ai'i:.

COLLEGE NOTES.

A largo number of the students left for home to-ilar. Doc Rose went to Hichmond this morning to spend Thanksgiving,

Rets in Indianapolis are two to'0110 against Butler. Thousands of dollars ars up 011 the issue.

Jernegan missed the train this morn ing and by the same token missed a Sun day school convention at South Rend.

The Indianapolis Jammil this mom ing contains an account or an interest ing surgical operation in which Tom Eastman, ''.Ml. assisted his father Shelbvville.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Anal H. Miller and Martha H. Lam son. •:.•••..•'

A. I?. Davis and Pauline Goben. Samuel D. I.asley and Samantha I). Heath.

Cliriatmos I'lrtttrrr

Now is the time to have taken for Christmas. Nii'iiiii*snx

picture

SONS.

Sit at Nicholson's for your Christ mas photographs. Go early and avoid the inevitable rush. 1

For lame back there is nothing belter than to saturato a flannel cloth with Chamberlain's Pain Halm and bind it on tho affected parts. Try it and you will be surprised at the prompt relief it affords. Tho same treatment will euro rheumctism. For sale by Nv.. Co.

PERSONALS.

Ed Ulmo is up from Bloomington. —George Gregg i9 up from Greoncastle. —.7. II. Freeman went to Chicago to-day. --C. W. Wright was in Indianapolis to-day. -R. S. Thomson went to Peoria, 111., to-day. —Mort Insley went to Indianapolis last night. —Miss Sadie liritton is home from (iroencastle. —Col. D. N. Heath went to Hillsboro

this morning. —Mrs. C. II. Lacey wont to liiuilton this morning. —,7oe Davis and ivife, of Indianapolis, are in the city. —.-Walter Pickett and wife wont to Kokomo to-day. —Charley Berry was up from Voedersburgh to-day. —-Miss llattie Harding arrived home from DePauw to-day. —Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith returned to day to Cambridge City. •••Mrs. G. L. Marklov went to Arcanum, O., this afternoon. —Joseph Milligan and wife wont to Indianapolis this afternoon. —11. F. King and wife rejoice in the advent of a ton pound girl. —Lee Durham is here from Greencastle to spend Thanksgiving. ••c'.'r.-i-A. 15. Davis, of Indianapolis, is in the city on important business. —Miss Clelia Newcomer, of Tipton, is the guest of Miss Alma McClure. —Mrs. Sallie Willson went to Indianapolis to-day to spend Thanksgiving. -Miss Fannie Watson is home from

Blooinington to spend Thanksgiving. -Prof. H. S. Kritz went to Waveland this evening to remain until Saturday. -Prof. 11. A. King and wife will spend Thanksgiving at Youngstown, Ohio. —Dr. Faulconer, the famous liorsQ breeder. :if Danville, Ivy., is in the city to-day. —Mrs. Sarah G. Willson went to Indiapolis this afternoon to spend Thanksgiving. -Mrs. A. B. Anderson and Miss Mary

Campbei! went to Indianapolis this

morning. -Mrs. Con Cunnini ham and daughfriim a visit at Inter have returned lianapolis. —Miss Grace White has gone to Logansport for a week's visit with Miss

Etta Finch. -Owen Wilson and wife leave in aj few davs for California where tliev will 1 spend the wiutar. -Rev. John M. Stafford v,ill preach

Thanksgiving sermon at Roberts Chapel to-morrow at 10 a 111. NoilC --W111. lliatt and family went to 1 Darlington this morning to attend a family reunion in honor of tho 70th birthday anniversary of Mr. lliatt's mother. —Mrs. Laura Worloy, of Ellettsville, was the guest of Mrs. J. M. AVaugh luring the session of the State Farmers' Instituto. Mrs. Worley is one of tho enthusiastic workers of the State in the interest of the World's Fair.

Chi tit no Dally Market*. Private telegrams to G. W. L. Rrown from C. S. Lee:

Dec. wheat, opened 92J, closed, 92J. May corn, opened 4!5J, closed, 43£. Jan. pork, opened 811:17i, closed, SI 1.20.

Receipts--Wheat, 480 cars corn, 420 cars hogs, 50,000. Cables—"Wheat lower."

—Geo. XeileBt will have his new barber shop in the Opera House block, N. Washington street, in running order on Saturday morning, Nov. 28. Everything new and first ilass.

Vou can find shirts, underwear, neck' wear, gloves and all furnishing goods, also the hugost line of tailoring goods, latest styles. Prices the lowest heard of at Swank A Clark's, 131 oast Main street.

Eye, ear, nose and throat diseases only, Dr. Greene, Room '2, Joel Block. Examination and consultation free.

Manriuerade Knits.

Ladies' and gents' costumes for mas rpierade balls now on hanilB for rent at tho Fulton Markot.

All Aj/cntit and Olhern.

Thursday, Nov. 20. Thanksgiving Day. will be observed in tho usual man ner. All local freight trains will be annulled and only such through freight trains run as ate necessary to move live stock and jierishablo freight, and all work as far as practicable suspended.

,,'—r Paris Funnels are

--Light hundred dollars worth of Xic-bolHon Jt (Son's. etchings anu Htoele ongrnvingH on wile I at Volitions A: Lacey. Salo lasts but Appiett, Apple#, Apple*. ten days. Seventy-live barrels at Ilenry nard's, west Pike street.

0-PRISE'S

WILLIAMS BROS.,

Plumbers and Gas Fitters

Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty

Only experienced workmen employed, l'rices Low and Satisfaction Guarantedd.

125 South Green St.,

Opposite Music Hall.

Grocery amlMc if Shop.

For lirst-class fresh groceries cull on

R. H. WHITTED,

S10 U.Wutisish Ave, corner Blair St..

You cad also get there FRESH MEATS. but the best beeves

Slaughtered.

That Bold for

GEO. K. LOWF.I/L,

Ass't. Supt.

r.ll tho rago at

Con-

Call and examine tho elegant line of art work on exhibition at Pontious & Lacev. ....

For a disordered liver try Reecham's Tills.

Used In Millions of HomrS^io Years the Standard,

I.YI

Cloth Capes Have no Equal.

Dress Goods.

We have Keduceil the Prioes on a great many of our Fino Imported Dress Goods. Ladies will do well to make their selections now, while the stock is complete. Camel's Hair

Cloth markeo down. •Serges and Henriettas Marked Down. Uroad Cloth Marked Down ••:•,-iijbViu-•• •.

All of our Paris Pattern Robes

$12, $15, $10

We will Counter for this week at Choioe for

$6.49

Well worth any Lady's time to call and see. as they are a Keady Bargain.

.i: & REYNOLDS,

NATUUAL AND ARTIFICIAL

GAS FITTERS

AM) PLUMBKKS

Employ only experienced workmen and test each job thoroughly and to the satisfaction of the Natural Gas Inspector, We assure you that if your orders are left with us, the work will lie done properly and carefully.

Wo carry a large assortment of Natural Gas Fixtures. In addition to Pipe and Fittings we have Burners for every size stove, grate or furnace. Logs, Grate Fillings and everything necessary for grate or stovo. Remember your connection with the Company's line is made by us free of cost.

WEAREINIT

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

Trade Palace.

We have it all and at Such Prices as were never known in the markot before. The McKinley Bill has knocked the props from under ulmoBt every article of imported goodB. We liuve taken advantage of the situation and are now offering the Finest and Most Complete Stock ever shown in tho markot. CloakB,

Dress Goods, Underwear, Cassimeroe, Blankets, and the Finest Millinery in the State.

103

Our $5, $8, $10, $12, $15

Cloth and Fur Trimmed Jackets are Wonders

Our $15. $18, $20

MfCIURE.

^^TtADE? PALACES

"THE FINEST

Tui k*ys Offered For Sale were at

ENSMINGER,

THE DEMAND

Continues. Variety great. Sale Phenomenal. .Our increase of business proves that Our Prices arc Rijjht. 3\ew Goods are arriving every day. This week we opened a great many new Fur

Trimmed Jackets, More Cloth Capes and some very pretty wraps in cloth and Plush, Suitable for elderly ladies. Our Cloak Department has received many compliments as being on rqual standing with the large departments in St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.

Louis Bischof Shows More Cloaks Than Any Hojse in

12V and 12S East ILIain St.

The Leading Dry Goods ar.d Notion House

East Main Street.

We Have a Few of them left should you

need ol any.

be in

THE GROCER,

South of Court House,

the

Blankets,

Wn start our blankets at 75c a pair. Better at $1.00, 81.25, 81.50, 82.00. ThiB rlwm to be the Best Values in the city.

We place on sale this week 40 pairs, all-wool Itlonkel* at 85.00 a pair, worth from $6.50 to 87.00. LADIES, we would lo pleased to have yon call nml see our immense Blanket and Comfort Department.

Underwear and Hosiery.

At Special Low Prices this week. Give thin Department a call.

Black Dress Goods.

And never a better time to buy thttn now. We low prices at the start for this. We are alwnyn

Call and see.

And never a better time to buy thttn now. We mark prices at the start for this. We are alwnyn

Holiday Goods.

Goods in this line are arriving daily.

will be headquarters for Holiday Goods.

Our Fall Goods

Are Sure to"

S IT

City.

Iju'J'mark

Iju

»«n»l

of Crawfordsville.

You. Call and examine'hem.

Colmaii & Murphy.