Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 December 1891 — Page 3

22 lbs.

iSlbs. I'UIDK PEORIA.

(iDi.ii medal!. .. 25 .. MONTICKLLA :,n

Onr.Mu'li'o"'1

Best Roaster in the World

Sugar One-Halt Cent Higher

jhv Mid Saturday of this week we will only soil at present prices. Now is the timo for your Cheiip Sugar. Market Excited.

2,1 lbs. Extra Sugar $1. 24 lbs. White Exha Sugar $1.

Granulated Sugar $1. 22 lbs Confectionary A $1. 1 )b. Arbuckles Coffee 20c. 1 lb. Lion Coffee 20c. 1 lb California Peaches JOc.

FLOUR.

S .75 25 lbs.

a,u'

PATENT APPLIED POU.

CR088-BECT10N OF TOE OF

LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED 8HOE.

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For Sale By

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

18 Carat Cigar

For LOW PRICES On

FLOUR bFEED.

The Holiday Book of the Season. oooooo

1 he most elegantly bound book that is upon" the market is the Garfield Edition of

"BEN HUR,"

Price $7.00.

ROBINSON & WALLACE,

CORNER BOOK STORE.

I'KUSONS WHO PREFER

lome Made Bread

that Uaked by BaKers Should Try

AlToriglrt's

You can buy it the next 3 days

75r 85c, and

95 cents.

CARLSON'S 10c Store.

West Main Street

E N

.75 25

S .00

E E A

1.50 50 1.20 .75 25

1.50 51) 1.20

Apples are fino. We are offering great Itsirj

Furniture, Stoves and Groceries.

Furniture & Stoves sold on Payments. MY STORE.

Barnhill, Hornadav & Pickett.

The Greatest Thing Oat

.20

jains it)

A Turtle Ouspidore.

It looks like a live turtle, but step on its head and its liack will raise iif. shown in the picture) uncovering the most convenient enspidore ever put on the market. Buy one. It is ... NEAT,

C( )NVEN IKNT,

Ross Bros., 99-Cent Store-

CLEAN,

LADIES

They will keep

Your Feet

DRY and

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S old stand.

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Daily JourInaL.

Til USD AY, DEC. 8, 1891.

The Daily Jouhnai. Robinson & Wallace.

is for sale by

W.E. 0.

The regular meeting of the Woman's •Relief Corps will bo held Saturday, Doc. f, at 2 p. ni. Annual election of oflicers will occur. Let each member be present.

Willing Workers'Social.

The following is the programme for the Willing Workers' social at Center church this evening: Keclliition... Helen Martin Instrument:!1.

,'.o Currlo Thomson

Instrumental duel Florence llerron and Miss Hull Instrumental solo Mary Ltirsli Trio Klclinrdson, Hlioudsuml Hunter Instruincntiil Solo Jessie Herron Quaker song

Helen Tliomns and Hazel Clodfelter

Instrumental solo Mary Thomson Itcellatlou Elsie UUBSOI Violin solo Miss Maud MeMeehan oval solo Mr. Kd MeNutt Instrumental duct

Carrie and Mary Thomson

The Show Last Night.

The gallery was full and there waa also a good crowd down stairs. The "Stowaway" is a poorly written play and while those presenting it, are doubtless embryonic Booths and Bornhardts they will have to shed some of their beef and alter their acting before they will be appreciated. The special scenery -was good but outside of the acting of the villian the performance was tolerably thin. The villian, by the way, was roundly hissed by the audience, when ho appeared before tho curtain with the liuly he had murdered in cold blood five minutes before.

Hunting a Villian.

A grievous wrong was done last night for which reparation should bo made. As Mrs. Malichi Bill Scott was passing quietly along the street she was accosted with insulting language by a young blade named Brennan. She told her husband Malichi and he, swelling with righteous indignation, spent lwlf the night in a vain search for the offender, calling in tho assistance of the police. Mr. Scott makes the very reasonable assertion that ho had a hard struggle to win his blooming wife an.i now that he has her ho intends that she shall be as safe from insult as the American Hag in Clarke township.

.• OloUfelter and the Oow. 1 he jury in the Overton cow case alter heing out nearly 24 hours, this morning returned a verdict for tho defendant. Wo understand that Mr. Overton's attorneys will take an appeal at once and continuo tho fight against the I. B. W. railroad Attorney Clodfelter, of rnwfordsville, is certainly in luck. Yesterday afternoon while waiting in this city for the jury to ctme in with a verdict in the Overton cow

Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were furnished to The Jouknai. by Thomas T. Munhall, abstractor:

Waugli to .1 ill in Waugh 120 acres Sugar Creek tp 18.000.00 I

A It tieach to 'as Crawford pt. lot I'leasa'nt Hill 375.00 Win Munns ot al to Geo Munns i'-'O acres Ulpley tp Il.tiOO.OO Win Munns et al to 11 eo Hopping 120 acres Wayne and llipley 4,(125 00 S A Wasson to Dorcas Wassou 80 acres Brown tp 2,800,00 lCmily and Dorcas Wassou to S A Wassou 80 acres Brown tp 2,000.00 Samuel A Wasson to 11C Gott #5 acres llrowntp.. 1,000-00 Albert, Dazey to Jas A Bailey Ho acres Coal Creek :i,.'12"i.OO .1 S Brown to Jenctte E Scott lot In City 450.00 Mary I* Herod to Ullzabatli Ferguson 1-1 tt liit. ln 5 out lots to city .'10.00 Nancy A Merroll to Brown lot In Wavuotown 1,000.00

FJlerrell to BF Brown et allot in Waynctowu 500.00

12 transfers... i2S.005.00

Quarterly Session.

readers to have an official list of such

pure article. This is not an oasy matter, most of the alum and ammonia com-1

pure cream 01 u»»,r ,,~™.

CATjUMRT.

Every cloak in the house reduced this week. Attend our ribbon sale. Auk Lkvinkon.

Tom Blunt to Riley.

Several days ago Rev, G. W. Switzer delivered au address before a teachers' institnto, and in the course of his remarks took occasion to criticise Riloy and Eggleston for the shadow they have cast upon the reputation of Hoosierdom by holding up to ridicule the- manners, costumes and dialect of fifty years ago and not explaining in foot notes that all these have long since passed away. The other day Mr. Switzer received the appended, very creditable verses together with the communication preceding them. Neither Mr. Switzer nor Tiie Jouhnal knows who Tom Blunt ip, but for a "scrub" poet he does exceedingly well:

Mb. G. W. Switzer:—The effect of Dr. Eggleston's and Riley's productions on the opinions of eastern literatures, and other people as well, which you mentioned to-day, suggested itself to the writer a couple of years ago, at which time lis or (she) gave utterance (on paper) to the enclosed doggerel. I cannot refrain from Bending the thoughts as it then occurred. It was at the lime when Nye and some onle else became disgusted with each other.

Very truly "X. Y. Z."

l)od rot you. Kile*. don't you know You ridicule us Hoosiers so \Ve feel like tuekln'down our heads.

An' hldln* In our feather-be,lt»!

We read your pooms wltli delight. An* laugh ut all Die tilings you write. An* wliyV Heeause the thoughts you link

Together are tho thoughts we think.

We're |iroud to hev' yon put- 111 rhymes. The words an' deeds ol' earlier times. When weeaice West nil' el ared the land :s

An' gained our homes hy toil ot han.l.

An', If we are not yIt polite Its jes' lieeunse we had ter light So long with natur'till slieMlyelled,

To have her forest changed lo Held, An' you grew up among us.too. That's why you paint our llfo-somtes true. An'make icnownedour Huosier irrit

Ily mlxin' It with poet's wit.

By talkiu' as we used totalk. Uv walkln'a* wo used to walk An' Imitatln' all our ways,—

Ail! Itiley, them wis grand o'.d days!

Ilut, Kllcy we have passed the range Of life whon words an' manners ehangu. An' as we done In days gone hy

We'll liav' to do until wedle.

Perhaps our neighliors call us tough, An' slow an' mossy an' slen slutl. But wc ean stun' ail that I guess,

It doan makeImnk accounts no less!

An'It you win some worldly fame By practlcln' that little game Called 'Dlulcck,' wo shan't complain,

They's alius sunshine arter rain. Ilut'pears to me If 1 can read, A won! 'atween the lines, I se«sl That natur'^iein swapped for art

case, ho received a telegram conveying I No'loubt I'm s,«akln' purty plain. I 'lloet facts tlml,go agin the grain,

the information that he had won a very important law suit involving valuable mining interests, and in which his fee was a cool SI 0,000.-—Frankfort iWics.

You'd overdone the thing right smart.

Now wo dnnV mind to have you sup Your cider from a silver eur. Instead o' drlnkln' from a gourd

As Ilooslers do when crops are stored.

Hut when you make folks thinks

3-011

act.

Just like us Ilooslers when vou've smacked Your Hps ,i dozen times or nore. In drlnkln' toasts with some lilgburu

Who helps you drink Burgundy wine, Au' sack, an' all them kinds that shine, With var'ous tints of doatli au' woe

You downright sl&Lder us, you know!

But If the shoe binds when Its on. It can't be helped, what's done Is done.

When S'mantha heard what you'vo been doln, Says she, Jim Klley's gone to ruin" An' daughterKate,511*8 she, "that's so.

He's Imitatln' poor Kd. Pee."

Tho fifth quarteriy session of District Lodge, No. 5, I. O. G. T., comprising thel Forgltthe sad things of tho past. ,. tr Stick to you Job: and thou, at last counties of Owen, Clay, igo, I utnum, and

Parke, Montgomery, Vermillion Fountain, will be held at Bainbridge Putnam county, Indiana, on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 0 and 7, 1892, the first meeting to begin at 10 o'clock a. in. on Wednesday, according to tho bylaws.

Ample arrangements are being made by the member* ot the order at Bainbridge for tho entertainment of the delegates and all others who may desire to attend. Let there be a large representation. Bring yonr badges or regalias

A public meeting will be held on Wodnesdav evening, Jan. 6, 1892. W. W. Co.WSTA.KCEIt.

District Secretary.

Of IiitercHt to Housekeeper*. Inasmuch as sevorpl legislatures and I boards of health have lately taken action respecting baking ]xwders containing

An'I believe If angels weep Your dear old mother couldn't sUcp. For sheddln' tears when she got word

In heaven of the things we've heard.

Now 'l 'pears to me of you' jes' think About the evils follerln'drink. You'dslgn the pledge an' be a man

Don't 6ay you can't, I know you can!

For thars .lira Wilson, long and lank. He looked most like a lard oil tank When lienult drlnkln'gin an'beer,

Hasn't drunk none now for fourteen year!

Its true. some men of great re nown. Like Burns an'Byr»n tried to drown Their sorrows In the llowln* bowl— ••.

Not hecdln' how It hurts the soul. An'they left sliadders on tlioir fame 1

Is coup.ed with Acadlas' woofr Add luster whore their honor glows.

Now, don't think 111 of what 1 say, T'l all come round 'bout right seine dayThere never was a friend more true

Than old Tom Blunt lias been to you.

Knjoy the praise your labors bring. Come, Itiley, show ryour grit. By.llogl.

.V'' To Dispel Cola*

pure or

tjowdors in order that they may be able habitual constipation, to awaken the Kid- «asn

to distinguish between thorn and the neys and liver to a healthy activity with- °ruer, 1 out irritating or weakening them, use I Aifj and wholesome cream of tartar gyr„p of pig8,

Fell lead.l

rr"

pounds nre frequently masquerade as pure" cream space will not and we trivo therefore tho powders in careful if on have .any of the fqllpwipg most general use, which are known to symptoms: Short,breatli.jmin inside, contain either alum or ammonia or both. 1

prominent

sm0

Roval Bon Bon. Climax. Kenton, Forest Citv. Chicago Yeast.

er'n8

P?.

at New Heart Cure.

PLEASANT

THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW ANDJflV COMPLEXION IS BETTER.

Mr doctor say* Itacta gontlyoQ tb* stomach, liver and kidneys, and 1« a pleasant lazatlre. Thl* drink ia mado from herbs, and is prepared for UMastasUr as t«a. It Is called

LANE'S MEDICINES

All dnifnrltfa sell It at fife, and #1.00 per DMkatre. Bur one to-day. Lane's Family Nedldou moves the bowels e«*k day.

bealtby, this Is necessary.

ordor lo 1m

Do You Like Turkey Dressing?

Don't answer such question Nobody has any business to ask it. When night talis to follow day it will be answered in the negative and not until then. And what has the turker not to complain about! It is well dressed in life and it is well dressed when its inevitable doom overtakes it. We honestly conless that wo cauuot dress turkey, but we ean give you a clianco to dress wonderfully well without spending much money, It costs a turkey its life to get its last, dressing, bet better aoparel you never wore than our CHEVIOT suit and that will only cost you $14.00 at

J. A.

The •nly

One Price Hatter and Clothier.

0HIPB. i.-:

The weather report to-day promises local showers and colder weather for tomorrow. -Tho damage suit of John E. Quinn against tho city of Crawfordsville has been continued until the next term of court.

The Natural Gas Company has now more pipe at. Sheridan than will be required to complete the work. A week ago the supply was short. —The first meeting of the Dorcas Society of the Center church will be held at Mrs. Housor's, south Washington street, Thursday at 2 p. in. —Ross Brothers yesterday got a

While Wordsworth, Keatsjio' liewliospn»me judgement against Wm. Munns for $55

in consideration of a bicycle they sold the young man some time since. For some reason Will did not wish to liquidate so suit was brought. •Albert Miller and James M. Waugh left last night for Denver, Col., to make arrangements for tho quartering ot the Crawfordsville oonimandery K. T. there next year during the triennial conclave.

—The purchase and absorption of "Amerioa," the rigorous exponent of

Will Speak Trom Experience. Several months ago Rev. J. G. Campbell, pastor of the West Lafayette M. E. church, was married to Miss Flora American principles by the Chicago Darter, of Crawfordsville, and from the Grvphic, has given a further impetus to announcement made to-day he has cer-1the remarkable growth which tainly been giving matrimonial matters considerable attention in addition to biblical work. To-night at the church he will lecture on "How to be Happy, Though Married." The reverend gentleman will surely have a crowded house. Experience is the best teacher and as Rev. Campbell talks from this Btand point the audience will be doubly repaid for their attendance.—Lafayette Cour-

Headaches and Fevers, to cleanne the 10( the story. -Tta Srl», -j-f.olW

Waggish to. permanently cure Newest, pera^ ouse^ ™u°ran°?

not labeled as such, but These words are very familiar toi our Heath's herd of 42 head at "absolutely I readers and not a day passes without

citizen. The expianai p|i ,os

swollen..^ ankles, Ujjyr dress making establishment to the

asthmatic "breathing, w^ak aqd hungry house south of Center church spells, tenderness ia shoulder, and arm,|

wj,ere.they.

fluttering of heart, iiregular pd0* ibeir-oVi -patrons apci, many new ones. These symptoms mean heart disease. I The most reliable remedy is Dr. Miles' You can find1 shirts,, underwear, neckNew Heart Cure, which lias saved t^ous-1 wear, gloves and all furnishing goods, ands of lives. Book ot testimonials free also the largest line of tailoring goods,

Nye & Co.'s, who sells Dr. Miles'| latest styles. Prioes the lowest heard of

this now

weekly ot the

celebrated illustrated West has experienced. The early days of the Illinois "Sangamon country" were {prolific in matter for modern fiction, hard and unromantio as they seemed to the early settlers. The Youth's Companion of December 3 begins bright story called "Shick-Shack," tho scene of which is laid in the Sangamon County of sixty years ago. Abraham Lincoln, who was then trying his luck at surveying, plays a chivalric part as one of tho characters

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Attend the ribbon sale this week. Ribbons at almost half price. Abb Lkvinson.

I You that want Jersey cattle had bet

J)efore he take8 it to

will be on tho 10th

buy a

cow,

i. Removal. The Misses Spruhap have removed

will lie, pleased to see all

ut Swank & Clark's, 131 east Main street

The Ladies Delight

OUR RIBBON

Where you can Ret

SALE

On To-morrow morning we wi!! begirt our SIXTH ANNUAL RIBBON SALE. Ladies who hnvo bought,

ribbons of us heretofore at our ribbon sale well know that it moans ribbons at almost half price. Wo have

them in all Qualities, Widths and Colors, and to quote price* on them would lid two columns in this paper,

so if you want Ribbons cheaper than you ever bought them, call and see us this week.

W. R. GOSNELL,

PROPRIETOR Or

The American Steam Laundry,

IIus a New Combination I mn wl.it li is a novelty in its wu,v. It will pav anyone to drop in anil see it ill l'J I east'.Marivet Street and by the wav, whilethere, leave ,u,uv nrdi lurynin l.aundry Work.

NOT IN THE WRECK

•But the Greatest Line ir HOLIDAY PRF.SKNTS seen in the citv at

The Fair.

Everybody invited to come early and select your present".

THE FAIR, South Washington St.

Natural Gas.

Having supplied ourselves with a full assortment of Burners, Gas Fixture s, Valves, Fittings-, Piping, etc., etc., we arejnow PREPARED to give estimates a take contracts for piping Natural Gas. With new tools,Experienced Workmen from the naturalgas belt, reasonable prices and prompt f-xecution of orders, we hope to secure our full share of

public's patronage. All work done lo ihc atc«ptatcc of ilic Natural Gas Company. I_iea/v@ Orders Eetr] "v "Witlti

Corner College and East streets.

Natural and Artificial Gas Fitting..

We are fully prepared to pipe your houses for Natural or Artificial Gas and we guarantee good work, to the, entire satisfaction of yourself and tho.« inspector of the company. We sefer to the work we have done, which the in-sw spector pronounces first class. We guarantee our woik to lie the cheapest iuf£i. town. Any sizo of pipe, under li inch pipe, will be put in for 121 cents per foot:?®* This includes tho digging and" filling of the trenches. Oiliee "anil Shop, 211 south Green St, STANLEY .V PRICE.

Popular Entertainment Course

-OF T1IE-

Young Men's Christian Associaf'n.

Six Entertainments in the Course.

l.e

1he

One Gone. Five Coming.

Season tickets for the remaining five will be sold^ for $1,25. Cheapest. Largest and Best Course Entertainment ever given in the City.

Next Entertainment, Dec. 15. Single Admission 50Cents

Prof. R. L. Cumnock.

The Leading Elocutionist of the West.

SEND FOR ELEGANT CATALOGUE.

IndianapofisBusinessUniversitV

OLD BRTAHT&8TBATT0N, NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.. WDKN BLOCK. OPP08ITB POST-OPP1C8. THE, HIGHEST GRADE BUSINESS .AND SHORTHAND SCHOOL. EsUbliahed 1650 open all tho year enter any time: -fvidualinstruction lectures lnrec faculty tlmoihort expenses low: no fee for Diploma ufitrictly BusinessSchoollu an unrivaled coinxncrclal center: endorsed ana patronized by railroad, imlustriitl, professional and business mcL' who employ skilled help: BO C&AKO lor poRltlO&B unequalcd in the success of its graduates.

&B unequaled In tho success of its graduates.

THE POSITIVE CURE.

HEEB &. OSBORN, Proprietors.

•LT BB0THK8S. Wuraa BUTiewYork. MceCOcU.1

ANNOUNCKMKNT AT

The People's Grocery.

And Provision Store,

Fresh Oyster, Crackers, Cranberries, Celery Jersey Sweer Potatoes

Plekles. Eating and Cooking Apples, New Sorghum Molasses, and all kluds of Fancy and Staple Groceries.

R. E. ATKINSON,

0 East College Street.

NOW

R/*c fOA

Eatar?

STOVES

HeUng and Cooking.

8u°LuoT10

buy

Thompson & Cates,

North Green Street.

The Highest Cash Price paid for Second Hand Goods.