Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 December 1891 — Page 3
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CAR!.SON'S
look
Christmas Goods
You ran S ivi* M•inoy l.v to.
Heciing and Cooking. Mn\il
And
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1CMENT
.. 1,1 ituliCKinir warranted one year, for 10c.—Solul floW King. 25 A I'11 oents.—$20.00 Plush Cuso Free.
Carlson's 10-Ce 'it Store, West Main Street.
J*S~Msc-r -t-
HSLLO!
ain R.
WSI.L, WBLL,
1'. Sv-If you cannot come, write mo a letter.
Ex lend a special invitation to one and
whether you want to buy or
think vv
ugh our line for Christmas. We
can please you if wanting to buy.
Barnhill.Hornaday&Pickett
EAST MAIN STREET.
r*TtNT Mfun POK.
0R088-8C0TI0N OF TO I OF
LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.
ED VAN CAMP & CO.
18 Carat Cigar
IF For
LOW
STOVES
's a good time to buy
llUW
them of
Thompson
& Cates,
North Green Street.
'J lie Highest Cash Price paid for Sec end Hand Goods.
OF ALL
I N S
1 O I
HEI
idy for you, dear children, for my sled is loaded down bo that my reindter.s ran hardly pull it. Any thing thatyoa name I have in groat abundance. Call »ml boo moat my old headquarters, and tell mo what you want and 1 shall bring it to Vo»- I
am B8 UBUnl nt
ROSS BROS., 99c. Store!
LO!
WBLL.
Here it is almost Christians ngain, nnd the children must all have presents, jiut 1
all,
LADIES
They will keep
Your Feet
DRY and WARM I
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
J. T. LAYMON.
AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.
PRICES On
FL0UR8FEED.
—STAPLE-
Fancy Groceries
Of All Kinds.
Fresh Broad and Cakes Every Day.
Fry & Nicholson.
..
AN NOUNCEM KNTXT
The People's Grocery,
Provision Store,
W lien you cun (?ot
Iresli Oyster, Crackers, Cranberries, Celery Jersey Sweer
136 West Main Street.*1
Oysters, Celery and Crackers,
I/Y
Jjlii,
Potut
k&st College Stroot.
Itlli
oes
and Cooklnir Appios. Now MoIiibsok, unci all kinds of Fancy Hurt Staple Groceries.1
E. ATKINSON,
STaxiteci O it arcprcpur«t to Urtts-Makliii/. Wortt iflinrantr.ctl.
The Ladle* of Craui/onlmlllc do
IK,. Mp».Ruikand Mitt Johnton. like Street,
BENJAMIN.
AN I) PLUMBERS
spector, We assure you that if your orders are left with us, the work will be done properly and carefully.
We carry a large assortment of Natural Gas Fixtures. In nddition to Pipe and Fittings we have Burners for every size stove, grate or furnace.., Logs,
COTneption with tho Company's mad^fby as tree «t coat.
IVORY SOAP
99
Daily
JoimnL.
SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 1891.
THE D."IA* JovknaI, Uobinson Waliiice.
T0
is for sale by
RFPT'RnrA W?
LL
BL1CANS'
Official Call for Township Conventions to be Mrs. Bowers a .d wishing them ns happy lifo in time to comc ih Lad been spent in the pant. All returned home feeling
Held January 9-
The Republicans or Montgomery county and all who wi!' act and vole with Uiciu al the approaching election will meet in town ship mass convention in iheir respective township at the ptaocs herein after named on Saturday Jannary 'J, 1MB, at 2 o'clock p. in., for itie purpose hereinafter named.
First each precinct will select one precinct committeeman to act with and be a member of the county central committee. Then the township committeeman thus selected will chose one of those committeemen or whoeyor they desire to act as chairman of their township.
Second, the member of the county committee so chosen, will meet at Crawfordsvilloon Saturday, January 111,189!!, in the small court room at 2 o'otoolc p. m., for tho purpose of organizition and the election of a chairman, secretary and treasurer.
Third, the mass conventions held on January 9th, 1S91!, will select delegates and alternates to attend tho districtfconventinn to be held on Thursday, January 21, 1893, in the city of Tcrre Haute, Indiana. The basis of representation allotted to the several townships for delegates and alternates are as follows: Coal Creek 2 delegates, Way no 2. ScoLt 1, Madison 2, Sugar Creek, 1, FraukiinS, Uipley 1, Hrown 3, Walnut 2, Clark 2, Union 1(S. Coal Creek township ut. Center School House. Wayne Waynetown. Scott CenterSehool House.
,, Madison I.lnden.
not, to cal 1 and "oots
Kipluy Urown Walnut Clark Union No
sdl00' H"USM
Darlington. Alamo.
." Wuveland. Coutor School House. Ladoga. 1—Grand Jury Koom, 2—County Clerk's otilce.
Recorder's otllce. 4—Mayor's ofHce.
5—City Clerk's ortice. 5—F. Si Dice's law uillce. 7 W. T. Brush's law oflioe. 8— Probate Clerk's olllco, 0—D. W. Harttnan's office. 10—C. N. Williams'office* 11—Kennedy's law office.
113—Anderson
& Crane's office,
13— Husftol'stlaw office. 14- Small court room. 15—C. N. Williams' office. 10—Humphrey & Reeves office.
C.N. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Pirst Sow, Then
Too little advertising is like sowing too little seed. A farmer in planting I corn puts a number ot grains into each hill, and is satisfied if one good healthy stalk comos from such planting. It's the constant advertiser that is bound to attract attention. It's tho succession of bright, catchy advertisements th:.t refuse to be ignored. That the proper time must be allowed for.tho fruit to grow, ripen and be gathered is as true as that wheat cannot be prepared the dav after it is sown.
A Splendid Entertainment. A large and intelligent audience was entertninod Music Hall, last evening, by Mr. Robert Cumnock, Professor of Elocution of the Northwestern University, Illinois. Professor CiminocK is a cultivated reader and elocutionist of remarkable power and skill. He hushed the audience into silence, or provoked laughter at will, in a wide range of selections both grave and gay. He was equally at home in either heroic, pathetic or dialect reading, and gave an entertainment of unqualified pleasure.— Providence, R. /., Journal.
eight year old children—Mabel Walsh and Lillian Mosterson—who altemute the role, and two more clever or moro capable chlidren do not live.
USAFKESS CAN'T BECU11EU by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of tho ear.
There is only ono way to cure deaf-' ness, nnd that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflam-1 ed condition of the mucous lining of
Imported Sweet Potatoes I the Eustachian Tube. When this tube jjon8
mivxTAT nc Jfr it is entirely closed, Deafness is the re-
I IN ULL/IJ Of
eult,
Grate'Fillings and everything necessary I wear gloves ond all furnishing gopds, for grate or stove. Remember your
A Sitoer Weddine,
Twenty-live years ago Inst Sunday there occurred a union of hearts. In commemoration of that event Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo \Y. Bowers, of Alamo, gave a dinner, celebrating their silver wedding. They had invited in numerous friends and relatives, but on account of the gloomy, inclement weather, only about forty-fivo were present. They seated themselves to a sumptuous repast and all expressed themselves as delighted with tho dinner. Immediatelv a!ter the dinner came the surprise to tho quarter of a century married couple. They received several elegant presents among them a lovely silver basket or cake stand from Mr. and Mrs. William L. Duncan, Greoncastle, Ind. a beautiful silver soup spoon, from the Hon. M. E. Clodfelter and wife, and an elegant silver tea set. from their four sons, besides many other lovely presents. They received several silver dollars, some of them coined iu 1866 as a delicato token of the time oi marriage. M. E. Clodfelter made tho presentation speoclii
VOr-V
1
",inS'-v
reterrin8
lo
tlw long
uoriod of happy wedded life of Mr. and
Hint they luid spent an enjoyable day, being w«j11 ploased with the excellent dinner and wishing tho pair another
25 years of happy life when they nil hoped to join in iinother celebration thiit.pt.tho golden wedding. X.
Will Wait Till Spring
Olio of the high school pupils gives to TubJouii.va'i
House Warming.
Darlington was the scene of quite a social event last evening, Mr. and Sirs. John Cox of that place givirg a reception to their young friends in their elegant new house of which they have just taken possession. About thirty-five guests were present,including the young society people of Darlington and a number from Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Cox proved themselves royal entertainers in their beautiful and perfeotly arranged house and the oomfort of every guoBt was looked after in solicitous manner. The chief amusement ot the evoning were cards and dancing io which all took part, In the course .of the evening an elaborate and delicious luncheon was served in the spacious dining room. At a late hour the guests retired after an evening most pleasantly passed. Those attending from Craw, fordsv'lle were: Miss Sallie Newton,
Anna Willeon, Ota Nicholson, Nell Coutant, May mo Sotnerville and Lolia Baird, Messrs. J. B. Johnston, C. N. Williams, It. S. Thomson, Bert Ramsey, George Durham and J. A. Qreeno.
"Little Lord i'auntleroy.' 'Little Lord Faultleroy" is scheduled for Music Hall to-night. No play ot recent years has won so general satisfaction and so continued commendation from all kinds, classes und conditions of men, and the fact that the company to whom its representation is entrusted is sent out by Mr. T. H. French, and is under his own immediate management, I xiio most wondorful ribbon sale on is guarantee sufficient that there will be earth at the Trado Palace,
Fancy Florida oranges, 4 for 5 cents, 8 for 10 conts or 13 centB a dozen tomorrow at Joe Taylor's.
nothing lacking to the end of giving chrtstma# l-iauren. I a perfect performance. Tlio character or is the time to have pictures* the little lord is played by two little
taken for
Christinas.
gets inflamed you have a rumbling Abb Levinson. sound or imperfect hearing, and when 5,000 yards all silk ribbons nt, just one half the regular price. be taken out and this tube restored to
aud unless the inflammation can
its normal condition, hearing will be
NATUUAL AND ARTIFICIAL destroyed forever nine oases out of ten —Oranges, the finest fruit a a us at a is in to it a LrAo rill IVO infixed condition of the mu- Marsh's Rose Lawn Grove, at Ens-
but an inflamed coub surfaces. We will give One Hun-1
dred Dollars tor any case of Deafness
Employ only experienced workmen I (caused by catarrii) that we cannot and tost each job thoroughly and to the I cure by taking Halls Catarrh Cure, satisfaction of tho Natural Gas In-1 Send for circulars
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toleuo Sold by druggist, 75 cents.
the
Medicine moves the
Lane's Family bowels each day. use it.'
Most people need to I
Nicholson
Paris Pannels are Nicholson & Son's.
&Soks.
—Kid Glove Oranges, tho wonderful Tangerines, from Marsh's Rose Lawn Grove, at Ensininger's.
r.U the rage at
Coughing leads to Consumption. Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once.
I A a
Bim0Bt
Rib-
iialf price.
minKor
8
TradePai,ack.
Don't forget to attend the ribbon salo at the Trade Palace.
—Sit at Nicholson's for your Christmas photographs. Go early and avoid the inevitable rush.
Don't fuil to attend the Smyrna
rug
sale at the Trada Palace.
You can find shirts, undevwear, neck-j overcoats. They are out of sight
largest line of tailoring goods, —Eye, ear, no»e_and
line is latest styles. Prices the lowest heard of at Swank Clark's, 131 east Main street
Call on Con Cunningham for your
•Jfiye, ear, nose anu throat diseases only, Dr. Greene, Room !i, Joel Block. Examination and eouoltattoii tno.
Zt0nres0old8.Consh8.8ore Thront,Crottp,InQucns*,
Whooping
Cough.Bronchitii&nd Asthma,
exocllent
tho following little in
cident which occurred recently in one of the primary rooms at the control school. Tho teacher of the room in question wns greatly disturbed by the personal appearance of ono of her female pupils, a girl of tender years, b»t remarkably dirty make up. Finally, when coal dust, gr on ho and tried eggs had formed such a sediment upon the Btolid countenance tho young lady that she was only recognizable by tho Beat Bhe occupied, the teacher called her up and gently requested that she appear nest morning with a clean face. Next morning came, and with it the slovenly child She looked proud, too, and had evident ly wot the tipa ot her fingers and then drawn them down her face about once, leaving streaks of dirt and streaks of clean, the effect produced giving the child the appearance of glaring through a grating. Tho horrified teacher sent the child home at once with instructions to her mother to wash her clean. In the course of an hour the. girl reappeared still streaked and declared defiantly, 'my mother says she won't neither wash me. She ain't going to have mo catch my death of cold, but says I can wait till spring. She says you ain't got no judgment of health, nohow. I'm agoing to wait till spring."
effect after taking the first dose. Roll
l»7 dealera evixywbuv. tolUcr, M) ecuu tui 1.00,
A Policeman After Him
You can soo what's the matter! Santa Clause couldn't resist the temptation and it's not to be wondered at. He succumbed to the fascinations of our S10.00 suit and you will probably yield to them tho minute you see it. If a buit waB ever seasonable, this is if a suit was ever made to perfection, this is it a suit was ever cheap, this is in Bhort it is a suit about which everything good and nothing bad can bo said. If yon are a critical buyer, it you are hard to please, all tho better. The more critical you are, the more you will appreciate our fine suits and overcoats, at
J. A. fOEL'S
The Oie Price Clothing Hons*
WORLD'S FAIR NOTES.
Qunritcli, tho noted London bookdealer, intends to send to tho Exposition an autograph letter of Christopher Columbus, for which he paid 85,000.
Seventy-four cases of rolics of tho Indians and Mound Builders have boon received by the Department of Ethnology of the Exposition from Ohillicothe, Ohio.
The Art Palace on tlie Lake Front park, whioh will be built by the Art Institute assisted to the 'extont ot 8200,000 by tho Exposition company, will cost nbout S700,000.
The nino lady managers resident in Chioago, called together by Mrs. Potter Palmer, have decided to ostablish a model sanitary kitchen in tho Woman's building nt tho Exposition.
E. R. L. Gould, tho American dolegato to the International Statistical Institute, recently held in Paris, writos to Chief Foam saying that tho congress has accepted an invitation to meet in Chicago in 1893.
California is tho liret State to respond to Chief Buchanan's request Ihut each State contribute tlio trunks of tlneo of its most characteristic troes, lo be used in constructing a rustic colonade for tho Forestry building.
Ono ucre ot ground within tho Horticultural building has been reserved for an orange grove from Florida and the same amount for a grove from Cali fornia. Those trees will bo brought to Chicago noxt year and planted, so that thoy will lear trnit while tho Exposition is open.
Tho number of intending exhibitors who have applied for spaco at tho Exposition reached 1,023 on Oct. 24. This is a much larger unmboa than tho Contennial had at a correspondingly early date. The [number does not include any foreign applications, all of which are made [to their roepoctivo national commissions. -.w
A World's Fair transportation company has been organized by a number of moneyed men in Maine for the purpose of transporting Now Englanders to and from the Exposition nnd paying their expenses while in Chicago. It issues certificates payable in installments nnd theso, when paid up, r.re transferable for round trip tickets to the Exposition, including all necessary expense*,
Will Continue the Ribbon Sale
a err.
tfcio core fur Consumption to Cm inxei, »ud sure relltl la advanced stages. u»e at now.
You
will see tho
Leave
drive the
Mre. Potter Palmer is to last nail in the Woman's building. The Agricultural Society of Franco bos decided to offer a number ot premiums for the bsst French horses shown at the Fair.
Thomas A. Edison, the famous electrician, has applied for 35,000 foot ot space, or about one-seventh of all that the Electricity building contains.
W. R. GOSNELL,
PROFRXBTO& Or
The American Steam Laundry,
Has a Now Combination Iron which is a novelty in its way. It will pay anyone to drop in and see it at 124 east Market Street and b.v llieway, while there, leave your order for youi Laundry Work.
NOT IN THE WRECK
.Hilt the Greatest Line ot HOLIDAY PRESENTS to bo seen in the city at
The Fair.
KveryKdy invited to como oarly and select your presents.
THE FAIR, South Washington St.
Natural Gas.
Having supplied ourselves with a full assortment of Burners, Gas Fixtures, Valves, Fittings, Piping, etc., etc., were!now PREPARED to give estimates and take contracts for piping Natural Gas. With new tools, Experienced Workmen from the natural gas belt, reasonable prices and prompt execution of orders, we hope to secure our full share of the public's patronage.
All worR done to the acceptance
120 West Main Street.
of
the Natural Gas
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 tlw inspector of the company. We sefer to tho work we have done, which the inspector pronounces first class. We guaranteo our work to be the cheapest is town. Any size of pipe, under 1J inch pipe, will be put in for 12J centa per foot. This includes the digging and" filling of the trenches. Office and Shop, 211 south Green St. STANLEY & PRICE.
Popular Entertainment Course
—OF THE-
Young Men's Christian Associat'n.
Six Entertainments in the Course.
Company.
Orders Ear] "v "W"itli
One Gone. Five Coming.
Season tickets for the remaining live will be sold for $1,25. Cheapest. Largest and Best Course Entertainment ever given in the City.
Next Entertainment, Dec. 15. Single Admission 50 Cents
Prof. R. L. Cumnock.
The Leading Elocutionist of the West.
We All Eat to Live
AND LITE TO EAT
Therefore when wanting first class groceries, Collet*, Sugars, Tea, Apples, Pickles, Jersey Svvee* Potatoes, New Sorghum Molasses, F'resh 13ulk Oysters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at
Casli Kry's,
To have NICE clothes is one thing, And to have a PERFECT fit is another.
They can be guaranteed at
(MAN & MURPHY'S,
The Popular Tailors at 206 East Main Street.
Will guarantee to all purchasers, perfect satiefac tion in every detail
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