Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 December 1891 — Page 4

Tills !Sv.Tl KKi'.Y IIJIK.' Make the rao'.t of it. There are at- least a hundred ways of adding to the pleasures of the '.ea-oii and ttii» is one of them. Let vour iri ft take an enduring shape, so that in the easoi.s still to come the season that i« past mav lie remembered. For the holiday tia.vs we have a special holiday display. The tune it takes you to look at it. even thouirh 11 be turkey time, will be anything buttimelost. Yim certainly ought to see it. You on be sure of nothing in this world if you are notsureof tiudiug what will take vour fancv. A line of silver trays at a great bargain. 'We are selling the diamonds because we have the prices below all coinpetition.

207 East Main Street

A Dove of a Hat

Can bo obtained lit

Mrs. M. W. WILSON'S,

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

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you can bank on every time. When there is a run on a bunk, it is because there is something the mutter with its credit: there is a run on this shoe because there is nothing the matter with credit, for it happens to be the most creditable kind of a shoe. You can buy no other kind of a shoe that becms to match it ior the money and the wear and tear it will stand would surprise :i champion six day walker. We call it the Calf shoe I °f .this camp, and we ask $u.OO for it. That is a figure the most close fisted buyer that ever lived would call low.

T. S. KELLY.

124 East Main Street.

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Daily Journal..

TiiriisDAY. pkc. i. isoi.

oiiirs.

—Tlio normal weight or a man is 20

pound-- for

every

foot of .statue. At lions Chapter K. I'leiist! take

Called mtvtiug

Uhis evening for \vi notice. I'll."

country

is full of hunting

pa.iics that are taking advantage of tlio I twelve, days of grace still left. -.-Our wonderful genius. Col. Ciaik

Htiscoui Nelson, lias been granted another patent on root cresting. —Ladies if you want frico warm comforts tor your birds. of any color. yon will find them at the ladies' fair next week. —At'Ccnter church meetings will be held every evening next week at 7 o'clock. Everyone is cordially united to attend. —This ollice is not now supplied with that needful fixture of a "devil'' and the right kind of a lad can iiiul a place to labor by applying here. —The regular meeting -of the Typograpuical 'Union. will be held next Sunday at 0 o'clock. It is important that there be a large attendance. —The "reformed burglars" at Music llall last evening were all right except the reformation par'. It is safe to say that the members of the audience locked their doors upon arriving homo. —The Montgomery .Sating Association will hold its annual meeting next Monday evening at Morgan A: Lee's office to elect a board of directors,: A full meeting of the stockholders is 'requested. —The Natural lias Company is pushing its work and if the present vea*her Continues will surely have gas here by the twelfth and perhaps a day or so sooner. Gradually the hoped for time slips back front us. ."--Commencing next Sunday evening the service at Center church will begin at 7 o'clock instead of 7:30.'- The Y. P. S. C. E. meeting will beheld immediately after the church service for threequarters of an h"'Jur.

Jere Carver met with a painful accident the other day while splitting wood. Mis ax slipped and struck his foot cutting off two toes and down the foot half its length. He is confined to his home an.l sutlers much pain. —W. C. and S. M. Miller have recently purchased an Almont stallion of Davis Bros., of Lexington. Ky. The horse is a fine speciman of his kind and has the reputation of being one of the finest roadsters in that State, so famous for its perfect women and horse*—Slusser'e War Mnsitini opened last night under the auspices of Travis Camp No. 211. S. of V., this city, to a large and liberal patronage and the visitors greatly enjoyed with interest this wonderful^collection of rare relics and realitives of the war. Ail should visit the museum and *dd to the relief fund

Admission 10 cents,

-—lie had a haggard, haunted, hungry look as he dropped in this morning and requested that the following ••item' published without comment. "Boarding house keepers may find it to their interest to learn that rabbit, fried or stewed, is the most expensive dish they ciin put on their tables. The meat in itself is very cheap but it gives the boarders tremendous appetites for the more expensive foods and thus entails much greater expense than turkey or roast duck." —Ollicer Tade Conner is on the sick list. He is learning to smoke and began on ten centers. Now all inveterates know that ten centers are n'pt to be strong and it is not at all surprising that the room in which Mr. Conners sat lant evening seemed upside down to him, nor indeed, that something else of a more borrowing nature look place right there. Mr. Conners will begin anew on cigarettes and work up to the ten cent stage by degrees.

-t—The Enclyclopiedia Britain Ira.

COLLEGE NOTES.

Now the above is all right and the only question is, who, oh! who are the six young bucks who have the monumental nerve to stand up and say "we are the six choice spirits of the class?1' The horse pond's waters yawn for them

An application has been made for a charter of the l'hi Beta Kappa fraternity, a society which selects the six best men of each senior class for initiation. It is a high honor to belong to this old and exclusive society, and if tho charter is granted it would be an acknowledgment of the high rank attained by Wabash ns a college.—ImhunapoUs Sews L'orresprmdent.

—The President of Yale College has said: "He will defy any one to buy 3,000 volumes which will give him is good a working library as is furnished in the Lnclyclopa-dia Britannica."

I'lm laiidatlii Lhtc

Has on sale winter tourists' tickets to all points west and south also hunters' tickets to all tho "happy hunting grounds" within reach at greatiy reduced rates. Also will sell holiday tickets with long limits at one end onethird faros for Christmas and New Years. Call on ,F. C. Hutchinson,

Kent,.

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The partnership heretofore existing between \V. B. Lyle, A. E. Reynold and A. E. Griest. has beon dissolved bv mutual consent. The business will hereafter ba conducted under the firm uiime of Lyle Reynolds.

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Oolly's Calamity.

Frank Colly is the assistant superintendent of the Natural Gas Company and arrived hero to-day from Sheridan with a face which resembled a war map of Chili. Both eves are artistically blacked while numerous other decorations give his countenance a savrge and severe appearance. It all came about after this manner: The other day he was driving along in his buggy near Sheridan, humming his favorite Baptist hymn when he saw 'approaching in the distance two wild barnyard clowns running their horses on a Tain O'Shanter race for life. C'olly drove to one side to give them room but one of the horses, a vicious mnstang, gave a wild leap when it came up with him and landed squarely in the buggy, breaking it down and causing Colly's horse to run oiT with the whole wooly load, tho mustang pawing and snorting like a demon. Colly was under its feet and stood there until the wreck came to pieces and left him on the roadside half dead. To cap the climax the wild rider demanded $10 damages because the mustang had its leg skinned.

ExciUna: Accident.

This afternoon just as a large crowd had assembled at the Monou station at train time, a wagon containing C. F. Count, the natural gas foreman, and Elmer Tonev turned at Green street toward the 'busses. Tho horse attached to it suddenly began kicking wildly, and at the first break sent Toney sprawling in the street. Count staid in until the house with a lunge broke the singletree, throwing him high in the air. lie fell upon his neck and shoulders, while the horse ran down the railroad track until stopped. Count lay senseless for some time, ut"! when he regained consciousness was: deathly sick. He is terriblyshaken up and his bjck injured, but nothing ve. serious.

Uillsrd Kerr on Trial.

Millard F. Kerr is on trial in the circuit court to-day for forging his divorced wifes' name to check. Whittington .V VanCleave and Wright i£• Sellars represent the defense and Prosecutor MotTett the State. There is a pretty cleaPcase against Mr. Kerr and he will probably be convicted. The circumstances surrounding the case are such however.that an acquittal would meet with very general approbation. Kerr did not know he was doing wrong and from the standpoint of equity it is greatly tobedoubted whether he did do wrong. He certainly committed forgery, howevcr.

Sani Breaks Into Print Again The Journal this morning received the following epistle from pugilist Sam Grant of Lafayette. Samuel evidently hankers after gore: l'o the Kdltor CruwfordsvillcJi.urniil:

Lafayette, Ind.. Dec. 2, '91.—Dear Sir.—Dave Bass, of this city, who claims the welter weight championship of the State, requests me to inform you that he will fight Friday Clark of your city for from $."0 to s'lOO a side and gate money, any time suitable with Clark. By tho way. a purse of S-100 or 5500 would induce Corey and myself to sign articles, I think.

Bespectfully Yours Sam

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Sipliona Wants i'ree.

Siphotia Peterman has asked for a divorce from Clarence l'eterman, of Mace. She allegeB that the cruel Clarence cusses her, abuses her and speaks till manner of evil against her falsely. The case will come to trial next Saturday, nothing preventing. Clarence is si queer duck and has never yet ridden on the cars, although he lias lived in the county of railroads all his life. He does not scare at the cars, but the rates fill him with wild and ungovernable terror.

Keep It Dark.

The New York Herald says "Laughter reigned supreme'at the Windsor Theatre last evening where Bryant & Richmond, and a splendid supporting cotni'.'.iy ol comedians, appeared in Geo. Hoey's very funny farce comeciy. "Keep It Dark," which abounds wiui ludicrous situations, laughable climaxes, intermingled with plenty of good music and clever specialties.

Spell, Speak ana Eat.

Everybody is cordially invited to bo present at the feast of reason and eatables at Good Templar's hall to-night. Come prepared to spell and orate, besides eating all you can. There will be more amusement there than has occnred in any place in many a day.

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The regular meeting of tho Sons of eterans will occur next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Chicago Jlully Ma rl,ctn. Private telegrams to G. W. L. Brown, 107.J north Washington street, from C. S. Lee:

May wheat, opened 97, closed, 97:] May corn, opened 42J, closed, 4H. May oats, opened 32closed 33. May pork, opened 811:45, clostd, SI 1.55.

Receipts--Wheat, 308 cars corn, 400 cars hogs, 55,000 oats, 235 cars.

FEVER IN AN ORPHAN HOME.

Tivenly-I'lvi- Clillilrcti Stricken Willi Ilia DUeHgt* ami Several HchI, A1.1.1Anck. O.. Dee. 3.—Twenty-five children in the C'ntholie male orphan asylum 0 miles west of here ore at present l.ving ill of typhoid fever, which has spread among the inmates of tho home with remarkable rapidity. .Several inmates have succumbed to the disease ami other deaths are sure to occur unless the cause of the epidi-roie is found and removed. It is fea'.'eil the disease will spread from the home, where up to this time it has been conlined.

PERSONALS.

—fMarshal Ensininger is able to be out again. •—Harrie Font ions 1s visiting at

Noblesville. —1 Reynolds nud wifo eturnid homo to-day. —Kev. J. W. Greene went to Clinton this morning. —Gen. M. I). Malison went to White county to-day. —Kev. J. K. Diuucn returned from Chicago hist night. -Hon. Thomas Bice, of Bockville, was in tho city to-day. —Lew Hornady and wife went to Indianapolis this nfteruoan. —V. S. Kennedy returned from Indianapolis this afternoon. —Waller Maxwell arrived at home this morning for a short stay. —Mrs. H. S. Braden went to Ind olis this afternoon for a short stay —Mrs. J. L. Goben is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Davis, at In.lianapolis. —S. E. Watson and wife left to-day for lvnightstown, where they will spend several months. —J. P. Nye, of Hart's Grove, Ohio, and C. M. Nye, of DeWitt, Iowa, are visiting their nephew, Marshal Nye. -—The many friends of Mrs. Dr. E. C. Rankin will be pleased to hear that she will arrive in CrawfordsviP.o December 14 or 15 to remain during tho holidays with her parents.

—The authority of the Enclyclopiedia Britannica has never been questioned in any Court of Justice in this country or in Enro]e. Lawyers take it into court to spiak from it or quote it, with the same assurance that they would from a law book.

NEW It OSS.

Bur! Sperrv has been very sick with the grip. ^Joshua Davis was at Indianapolis Moaday.

B. F. Bro,vn, of Waynetown, was here Tuesday. 0. E. Johnson, of Wingate, spent Sunday here.

Wm. Johnson was at Lebanon Wednesday evening. Miles Givens, of Waveland, spent Thanksgiving here.

Clias. Imel, of Momence, 111., is the gueot of his father. There will be an entertainment at tho M. E. church Christmas.

Asbury Finch has purchased an interest in a saw mill at Camden. Master Foust Graves, who has be very sick, is yery much improved.

Mrs. Linn Lane is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Evans, at Waveland. Miss Mattie Johnson, of your city, wiis tho guest of her parents Thanksgiving.

Miss Bertha McVey, of Noblesville, was the guest of here parents Thursday evening.

The K. of P.'s gave nn oyster supper here Thanksgiving night. The receipts were S37.

There are teachers in the county schools who reside bore. They were all here Thanksgiving.

Marion Stoner and P. M. Brown went to Waveland to-day to attend the 11th district convention.

Rev. N. S. McCallum. of Irvington, will begin a series of meetings at the Christian church Wednesday.

There is now a beautiful flag floating over the New ,'Ross schools. It is a worthy example for the country schools to follow.

Kale Kennedy, proprietor of the St. Elmo Hotel, moves to his farm to-mor-row and Enos Norman will then take charge of it.

—Tho Enclyclopiedia Britannica is the most complete reference library the world has ever seen.

Cheap Excursion to Cincinnati. The Cincinnati, Hamilton

-The

J. H. FIDDLER,

IN* HIS

HUMOROUS ROLE

Uh-lng Slight Imitations of

OlU'erent Nationalities, Human Nature, Kvery Day hlfe,

WITH COMIC SKI.ECTIONS OK

POETRY AND SONGSAdmission IB cents.

A. M. E.

Dayton

Railway will sell excursion tickets from Indianapolis to Cincinnati and return, December 10th, at tho rate of

the round trip, an equally low rates will be in effect from all stations on the

II. A- I.

That sold

Enclyclopiedia Britannica

covers every department of knowledge known, to mankind.

—Sit

at Nicholson's for your Christ

mas photographs.

Go early

the inevitable rush.

—Skating

You can find shirts,

Swank

Clark's,

DSPRI6E'S

Used in Millions of Homr j-^40 Years the Standard.

131

east

Ready

Mnin

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

Cloth and Fur Trimmed Jackets are Wonders

Our $15, $18, $20

Cloth Capes Have no Equal.

Dress Goods.

have Iteduced the Prices

on a

have Iteduced the Prices

on a

Bargain.

Ready

Bargain

and avoid

at the rink to-night.

underwear, neck

wear, gloves and all furnishing goods, also the largest line of tailoring goods, latest styles. Prices the lowest heard of fit

street

LYLE & REYNOLDS,

NATUKAL AND AKTIFICIAL

GAS FITTERS

AM) IMit'MBKKS

Employ only experienced workmen and test each job thoroughly and to tho satisfaction of the Natural Gas Inspector, We assure you that if your orders are loft with us, tho work will bo dono projwrly and carefully.

Wo carry a large assortment

ural

Otis

WEAREINIT

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

Trade Palace.

have it all mid at Such Prices as were never known in tlio lVi'irkot before. The McKinley Bill has knocked the props from under almost every article of imported goods. Wo have taken advautage of tlio situation and aro now offering the Finest and Most Complete Stock oyer shown in the market. Cloaks Dress Goods Underwear Casshneres Blankets and the Finest Millinery in the State.

W. tilOURE.

TRADE? PALACES

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church, Thursday Evening,

December

GIVKN

Everybody invited.

AWAY.—3 pounds of gntmilated sutmr Kiveo to you every Saturday If you buy one iounl of our ledt f0 cent tea.

A. T. P.

K. E. ATKINSON.

Louis Bischof Shows More Cloaks Than Any House in the City.

great many

Imported Dress Goods. Ladies will do well to make their selections now, while the stock is complete. Camel's Hair Cloth markec down. Serges and Henriettas

Imported Dress Goods Ladies will do well to make their selections now while the stock is complete Camel Hair Cloth markec down Serges and Henriettas

have Iteduced the Prices

on a

Marked Down

Broad Cloth Marked Dpwn.

Broad Cloth Marked Dpwn

AH or our Paris Pattern Robes

for

That sold

for

$2.50

for

We will

division as far east as and in

cluding Oxford. Tickets will be good going on all regular trains Dec. 10th, tind good, returning until Dec. 12th, inclusive.

$1&, $15, $16

Counter for this week at Choice for

$6.49

Well worth any Lady's time to call and see,

Well worth any Lady time to call and see

our Fine

great many

Imported Dress Goods Ladies will do well to make their selections now while the stock is complete Camel Hair Cloth markec down Serges and Henriettas

Marked Down.

Marked Down

our Fine

E IJ RE A'

WHAT?

The place to g'et "just what he adverlists," at ihe Trices advertised.

Watch this space for the Grandest Bargains ever of fered in "Fancy Groceries. 1 look to the interest of "All" who trade with "Me."

THE DEMAND

Continues. Variety great. Sale Phenomenal. Our increase ot business proves that Uur Pi ices are Right. New 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 oti cijual standing with the large departments in St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.

The Grocer, South of Court House.

ment a call.

low prices

they are a

of Nat

Fixtures. In addition to

I'ipe

and Fittings we have Jinrnors for

size

stove, grate or

every

furnace. Logs,

Grate Fillings and everything necessary for grate or stove. ReineinLer your connection with the Company's line ia mad* by us free of coat.

Blankets,

We start our blankets nt

Better at

75c a pair.

We start our blankets nt

Better at

75c a pair

$1.00, 81.25, 81.50, $2.00.

to be the Best Values

This

$1.00, 81.25, 81.50, $2.00.

the city.

to be the Best Values

the city

We place on sale this week

LADIES,

our Fine

Underwear and Hosiery.

At Special Low Prices this week. Give this

Black Dress Goods.

And never a bettor time

Goods in this line

The Leading Dry Goods and Notion House of Crawfordsville.

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cluim

This

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We place on sale this week

$5.00

a pair, worth from

$5.00

pairs, all-wool Uliinketa

pairs all wool Uliinketa

$6.50

a pair worth from

$7.00.

$6.50

$7.00.

we would lie pleased to have you call ami

see our immense Blanket and Comfort Department.

see our immense Blanket and Comfort Department

And never a bettor time

at the start

low prices

tepart-

buy than now.

0 mnrji

buy than now

for this.

for this

Call and pee.

Call and pee

Holiday Goods.

0 mnr

at the start

are always

are arriving daily. As

will be headquarters for Holiday Goods.

Our Fall Goods

Are Sure to

"S IT"

You. Call and examine them.

Column & Mur

usual