Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 January 1892 — Page 3

We Wish You All

126 West Main 5: treet.

"A Happy New Year!"

ROSS BROS.,

9J-Cent Store. S, Washington St.

MLTCNT AMItO POft.

ORO8S-8EOTION OF TOE OF

LADIES' CORK 80LE TURNED SHOE.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Pontious & Lacey,

EHOLIDAY PRESENTS.

-SLEOAMT MB Of-

My Store

ALBUMS, JUVENILE BOOKS,

GIFT BOOKS, BIBLES.

20 lbs. Cut Lonf 1.00

GAMES, MIRRORS, EASLES,

PICTURES and FRAMES.

Wo are determined to soli more goods the next year than we have this. By doing this we propose to sell more goods nnd less profit. For the next 30 days We will offer great inducements in Stoves, Furniture and Queensware. We hnd to arrive since Christmas 14 Dinner Sets that was were sent here for Christmas and failod to got here. Will sell these sets cheap as our stock is large. Do not fail to come around and bny your groceries of us as wo are soiling cheap. It will pay you to watch this space as we will have something else to say soon. Respectfully Yours

T\/T-r

\7- Store.

Ba 111 rill, ornaday, Pickett.

I Fcr LOW PRICES On^

FLOURbFEED.

We Alt Eat to Live

AND LIVE TO BAT

Therefore whtn wanting first class groceries, Collee, Sugars, Tea, Apples, Pickles, Jersey Sweet Potatoes, New Sorghum Molasses, Fresh Bulk Oysters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at

Cash FTry's,

The Crawfordsvilie Transfer Line,

It. o. WAIiKUP, Proprietor.

I assengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washington street. Telephone No.

LADIES

They will keep Your Feet

DRY and WARM

Will sell goods cheap for a while. Just look at the prices on groceries

25 lbs White Ex. Sugar 81.00 25 lbs. O. K. Flour, S .00 '2'i lbs. Oonfectionarv A 1.00 50 lbs. 1.20 -3 lbs. Granulated -1.00 25 lbs. Eureka Flour

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25 lbs. Eureka Flour

50 lbs.

47.

.60

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50 lbs. 1.20

20 lbs. Powdered 1.00 25 lbs. Ben Hur .60 1 lb. Arbuekles Coffee .20 50 lbs. 1.20 1 lb. Lion .20 25 lbs. Pride of Peoria .75 I lb. California Poaches .10 50 lbs. .50 •i cans Occidental Com .25 25 lbs. Gold Medal 50 lbs.

.75

1.50

IVORY SOAP

mm ppl

99^ Pure.

THE BEST FOR EVERY PURPOSE,

DAILY JOURNAL.

FRIDAY, .TAN. 8, 1892.

The Daily Jouh.val is for

Robinson .t Wallace.

Bale

by

OHIPB.

—We are promised warmer weather. —Lillian Lewis at Music Hall, tonight. —Jobn R. Hobmsnn went to Terre Haute last evening. —W.F. Slinrpe returned this morning from a trip to Muncie. --J. M. Macy is again in Waynetown to-day on a business trip. —F. M. Dice has returned from a trip to Washington, D. C. —Rev. Frank Bristol will lecture at the Y. M. C. A. hall on Jan. 14. —Our medical fraternity should be well represented in our special addition. —There wore no trains on thoMonon last night on.account of ths wreck noar Bedford. —J. H. R.iiisoin is in receipt of a boautiful 8400 watch left him by the will of a late uncle. —T. H. B. McCain was called to Westfield this morning by the serious illness of his father. —Taylor Dale and wife gave a select dance at their home on east College street last night. —Geo. Brown,colored,has been called to Potmac, 111., by the serious illness of his mother. —Amanda Davis has dismissed llie divorce suit against .Tames Davis, he deeding her 100 acres of land. —At the meeting of the Ouiatenon Club this evoning A. C. .Tennison will read a paper on "Immigination." —Our bar is considered the best in the State, and surely must be represented in the special addition. "Join in." —Charley Benson and wife pleasantly entertained nine members of Co. I last evening his home on east College street.

The funeral of the late Abe Bischof occurred at Terre Haute this morning conducted by the B'n-ii B'rith Society. —J. T. Shepherd and family, of Sugar Grove, will remove to Crawfordsv ille to reside. They are prominent members of the Methodist church. —Judge Harnoy has issued an order for the sheriff to summon the grand and petit juries' for this term to convene at ihe court house on January 18. —Miss Flora Work will take the school in Scott township made vacant by the resignation of Palmer Graham. She took the examination to-day. —Do not worry if Mr. Allen does not call on you to-day. He has many people to see, and wo hope when he does call you will encourage him with a few lines. —The Big Four agent/has oflicially announced (hat a new stovo would soon ba placed in the oast waiting room, having such a heating capacity that newspaper men will bo obliged to remain out on the platform. —Under the head of "Ninety MiloB, in Eighty-nine Minutes," the General Superintendent of the New York Central Railway contributes to the January number of the North American Review a picture of the life and work of locomotive engineers. —as the natural gas fitting for heating of the Episcopal church may not bo completed for the coming Sunday, there will be no services, but the following Sunday services will be resumed and the church thoroughly warmed. —Charley SKnggs and lady are preparing to give nnother of their delightful dances to-morrow evening. Music and caterer will bo brought from Goose Commons especially for the occasion and everything possible done to make the occasion ono of brilliancy and enjoyment. —Miss Belle Bnrnett, of Wingat«,was seriously burned the other day by her gasoline stove. Gas accumulated in the oven, nnd when she opened the door it was ignited, flashing, directly in her face. Her hair was burned off and her face terribly burned. The wholo town was aroused by the explosion and camo running into the rescue. Miss Barnett is fearfully burned nnd suffers excruciating pain.

—Skating at the rink to-night. —For sale—6 acres «or less, directly west of Junction House. Decided bargain. City projHsrty taken in oxchange. Address lock box -123, city.

Tlltuiks.

Wo desire through the columns of your paper to return our sincere nnd heartfelt thanks to our kind neighbors and friends for their kindness to us in our recent sad aflliction.

Azakiau Julian and Ciuldrkn.

Lillian Lewis.

No actress appears in Crawfordsvillo who has won staunch admirers than Lillian Lewis, the "Fair Lillian," as hor friends call her. She makos annual visits to this city, each time winning new admirers and each time playing to increased receipts, which of course gladdens the managerial heart and makes the "Fair Lillian" wear a smilo of contentment. She will appear here tonight as Lena Despard in "As In a Looking Glass," supported by the following cast: Balfour Edmund Collier Fortlnbras Arthur Elliott UroniliofT Walter R3'tinge Daisy... Italpli Itoll Sir Thomas Fred Monlc Operator Frank Hllllurd Footman Holierl Tcrrls Uidy Dainor j*oulse I'omeroy Felicia Mildred Hall l.udy Balfour Miss Mcrone Miss Vy«e .lennle Ciilbert Lllllim Lewis as 7...1.cua Despard

This is by long odds the best company that has ever surrounded Miss Lewis, and is in fact one of the best in America, as the list includes the names of several very distinguished artists. An oxchange says: "Miss Lewis handled theTpnrt of Lena Despard in a brilliant and mastorly manner and scored it number of hits, for which she was roundly applauded. The superb piece of acting by this estimable lady in the scene at. Monte Cristo, held the audience spellbound and her excellent support made it the masterpiece of the play. The grand finale between Miss Lewis and Mr. Collier was excellent and without a flaw. Tho death struggle was indeed well rendered."

Social Sensation.

The many friends of Mr. Francis MRariden and wife will bo pleased and gratified to learn that Mrs. Rariden has brought suit, for divorce. This highly entertaining diversion on the part, of Mrs. Rariden has been brought about by a number of causes, chief among which is Frank's all around worthlessness. This is pretty rough on Frank, but Mary says its as true as a patent medicine advertisement. People may be surprised, but actually Frank does very little to support bis family and dearly loves to pinch and slap his wife and children. He has the heart of a stern old Roman father who believes in schooling his children in adversity that they may be able to cope successfully in the great battle of life. He is a good man and a worthy citizen, but his wift wants a divorce all the same.

Death of Mrs. Nancy A. Julian. Mrs. Nancy Anne Julian died Thursday night at 9 o'clock at hor home near Wingate, of consumption, caused by tho grip. Nancy Anne Hays was born in Wnrren county, Ohio, July 1. 1825. She came to Indiana at the age of 4 years, and settled with her parents, Geo. and Mary Hays, in Montgomery county, near Whitesville. She was married to Azariah Julian November 3, 1850. She was the mother of eight children, four of whom are living and four dead. She was an earnest and faithful member of the M. E. church for fifty years.

Encourage Ur. James AlienIn his vast undertaking by placing your ad in the special edition. The rates are low considering the big ciictilation you will got. We will positively get out 6,000 papers,and thoy will bo mailed to every family in the county. Our aim is to make a big showing for Crawfordeville, and wo hope to have your business well represented as we are sure it will do you good. Just think of 6,000 papers before the people of tho county.

Wabash College Got 640 Aores. The previous statement that Wabash College was to reeeive 1,400 acres of land from the estate of Jacob M. Harmon, in Warren county, is incorrect as to tho number of acres going to the college. The 1,400 acres were involved in tlia suit, and Wabash College's portion was but 040 acres, the balance going to two heirs. This 640 acres is valued at $25 per aero, which would amount to 39,000

Week of Prayor. •SUBJECTS.

Friday—"Foreign Missions," John 4. 31-42 Ps. 67. Satuhday—"Home Mission," Acts I!, 12-26 Ps. 118.

Meetings at the First Presbyterian church begin at 7 o'clock. Everyone welcome.

A Freak of a Hog.

Jasper Malsbury rnised a hog which is in the nature of a freak or rather wus, for the poor hog is now dead and perhaps eaten. After tho slaughter Mr. Malsbury discovered that ono of this hog's foro feet was provided with six toes instead of four. The two extra ones grew out to one side and on an extra bone which originated at the ankle.

May Locate Here.

Dr. Huntsinger, of Frankfort, was in the city yesterday, and stated that his cure for inebriates wis. succeeding past all his expectntionB^®Ie will shortly erect an institute and Btates that he is thinking seriously of bringing it to this city for reasons too numerous to mention but decidedly urgent.

Attention, F. 0. S. of A. Members. There will bo a meeting at my ofllco on Friday evening, Jan. 8, to see about going to Darlington next Monday evoning. Tt is desired that a large number go. Wm. M. Reeves.

—Cost sale at tho Trado Palace nost week.

She

Half wool dress goods, 7At* worth l'ilc All wool clotli, double width, 17c worth Hoc. liyd Uroad Cloth 50c worth SI. 46 in. blr.ck silk finished Henrietta. 7ilc, worth SI .25. Outing llannels at 7c, worth 10c. Good .shirting 4c per yard. All wool red llannels l'Jic yd.

Cloaks at cost and even less to close them out

It Cures Coughs, Colda, Sci^ Threat, Croup, Whoop* tag Coa&h, Uioachitis Aotisia. Acc:u.!o cure (ur Consustptica in t.rr nui a sun: i-iluta&nccd stages, v^itiucr. YcuTTiUecovia rscllcntcffcct lifter tahiBg lbs f.rct do**. K-.'» Lorga HCufvj ltiJluouut.

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NATURAL GAS CONSUMERS

If your mitunil *:ns llres are not. in perfect order. If the* ro not giving out tho proper liuiount of heat. if they arc accompanied by tin unpleasant. smcil of escaping or In anyothcr way ait' unsatisfactory you run have the fault recilfloM 4 by leading work for

O.F. COUNT,

At The Edward's House.

Ileis mi old umi expeiieiu'ed filter nml oiin ut once remedy any fault, 'J he £useoi»iuny Is not responsible for till shortcomings anil

Ihose troubled would do well to leuvo their orders with Mr. Count at onre. Mr. Count wishes It distinctly understood tlrnt he doevnnt bore the infers In elTeetlnfc all the repulrfi.

a/: 11

nosa.

Chas. Lewis, sr., has moved to town. Mrs. .1. E. .Tones is verv sick with the grip.

Miss Sallio Hurt is clerk in the postoflice. C. E. .Tohnton returned to Wingate Saturday.

H. E. Hadlev, of Indianapolis, is here this week. Miss Berth McNey is home from Xoblesville.

I. T. Sperrv was at Indianapolis on Wednesday. Jas. Morrison returned from Wilkinson .Saturday. .Lis. Vanice relumed from North Sdlem Wednesday.

Jas. Hendricks and wife returned from Carroll county Saturday. Miss Cli ra Austin, of your city, was the guest of of Jas. Hurt Saturday.

The grip is going its rounds and a great amount of sneezing is being done. Rev. U. C. Brewer delivered his inaugural sermon at the Christian church Sunday.

P. M. Brown has purchased H. E. Hadley's half interest in tho dry goods store. lie is now sole proprietor.

Sperry Oolliday bought GO head of the finest hogs shipped from hero this season of Wallace Coons. They averaged 3I!0 pounds.

The following officers were elected at the M. 15. church Sunday: Wm. Shepherd, Supt.: Grant Smith, Assistant Supt. Tda ])orsev, Secretary Pearl Adkins, organist Mrs. Buell Brown, Treasurer.

The K. of L\ Lodge initiated tho following officers Tuesday night: P. C„ J. E. Morrison: C. C.. Wm. Evans V. C., W. B. Rodman M. E., P. M. Brown M. F.. Joseph Stipe K. of K. S., T. F. Bonk: Prelate, Hinton Gott M. of. J., John Murrv. —D. F. McCluro says you can buy things nt actual cost next week at the Trado Palace. He means what ho says.

To Xalurtil (ins Conxumern. I am furnishing fillings for furnaces, grates, cook stoves and heating stoves. Tho tiro clay is of tny own manufacture. I also furnish all odd pieces for stoves. Call and seo me at the Edwards House, where I will be this week and all next week, i\ Samum, I'. Owknk.

'/'i the 1'ittroHs of the Cntw/'ordMVlllr looter and Ltghl Comjm 111/. The fourth quarter water rental is now duo. You will please call and settle before the ]()th day of Jan. 1802.

Respectfully,

O'ville Watek a.vd Lkiiit Co. Sotlcc. I hereby notify the merchants and people of Crawforvsville and vicinity that will not pay any debt contracted by my wife Kato Diekerson after this date, Jan. C, lSO'J. AitTtn'ii II. Dickkrso.n.

Of Seasonable Dry Goods.

We to-day inaugrate our sixth annual clearance sale in which wo promise to give you some prices that will remove our surplus stock immediately and prove that when we advertise a clearance sale it means go^ds at almost on,v half pric\

Listen co our late tale of woe—it is our LOSS and your GAIN.

Good vd wide heavv muslin. 5c worth 7c. Lonsdale and fruit bleeclied 7.',c. Canton Flannel 4c per yd. All 7c and 71c calicos at 5c per yd.

who employ skilled help: no chaxgc

SEND FOR ELEGANT CATALOGUE.

Hi-

Good white blankets liitc ,ier pair. Curtain Scrim per yd., worth N'.c. Children's underwear from lllo up worth double.

ALd so on all through our stock for this sale. We could name a thousand articles we .have reduced the price ot For big bargains call and see us.

18 Carat Cigar

USIC HAL

Fridav, Jan. 8

MISS

LILLIAN LEWIS

Supported b.v an All-Star Cast, in hiding the follOA'inR capable ami distinfruisheil players.

Kilmund Collier.

*t Louise I'oineroy.

N

ArU'ur Elliott, Walter Kytinpe. Mildred Hall, Itnlpli Hell. Fred Woulo,

A ml Others of Note.

Carefully presenting her famous creation of Lena Despard,in Mar- ••, ston's|dramati/.ation of "v a Novel,

As In A Looking Glass

Paris Costumes, Appropriate Effects.

/'rices :—JS, S° 75

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Natural Gas Fitting.

If you are going to Lave your house pi|ed for Natural Gas call and see iib. Wo can save you money, as our routs iiro small and we only want living wages for doing your work. We use tho best stock tliat money will buy and employ nane but first chins workmen. We make no charge for measuring your house nnd giving you estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

1 2 5 South Green St.

I.adies gray, all wool vests and punts, (9c, worth SI. Misses" Cashmere Hose. 12.1 worth "He. Ladies 35c Cashmere Hose. 'J5 l'earl Muttons 5c per doz, worth 10c. Curling irons ldc, worth 25c. Hlack Mourning I'ins, 2 bo\es for 5c, worth doulil".

Millinery Goods a', almost any price as we" DO NOT carry over ANYTHING In the Millinery line.

To all of our putrons for the fast ^oing year of 91, and wishing you all a very Happy New Year and that we may see your familiar faces and a great many new ones in the year '92 at

THE FAIR

South Washington Street.

I'KKSONS WHO PREKElt

Home Made Bread

To that Uakcd by Butters Should Try

-A.rbriglrt's 'X1 IE. _A_. Bread,

W. R. GOSNELL,

PROPRIETOR OF

The American Steam Laundry,

Has New Couibmutinu Iron whirli is a.novclty in its wuy. Jt will |uy anyone to drop in and see it at 124 ensl Market Street and by the way, while there, leave your order foryout l.aundrv Work.

IndianapolisBusinessUniversitY

OLD BRTAWT & BTRATTOH. NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.. VH»5N BLOCK. OPP03fTB POST-OPPICB. IND 8CHOC -w wi «uuw*uu{i.wu0i.iuui.iuii lccturefl large humitime short expenses low no fee for Diploma astrictly BusinessSchool in an tmrivnlcd commercial renter endorsed and patronized oy railroad* industrial, professional and business mcr for poslttons uncqualed In the success of Its graduate*.

THE HIGHEST- GRADE BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND SCHOOL, hsUDllshed I860 open all tho year enter any time individual instruction iccti

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D8 uncqualed in the success of its graduate*.

HEEB & OSBORN,

Proprietors.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

J. T. LAYAION.

AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

CITY TAXhS

FOR 1091.

To 1 he Ta\-rayci'.s ol" (lie. City of Crawfovdsville. Indiana.

Notirc is hereby (riven that the tax duplicate lor city taxes, lor the year is now in my hands and that I am ready to receive taxes thereon charged. The following shows the rate 01 taxation 011 each one hundred dollar's worth of property Hate of taxation for lS'Jl, 7f cents on each one hundred dollars, and poll "i) cents

In addition to the above there is charged to each person owmin^r. keeping* or harborin* within the city, one male dog, 50 cents, one female dog$l, each additional dog$l.

Taxes must be paid on or before the third Monday in April. City orders will not be puid to anyone owing delinquent laxes. All parties are warned against buying theui.

The annual sale of delinquent lands and lots will take place on the second Monday in February, l*fi. Persous owing delinquent taxes will save costs and trouble by settling immediately^

WM. K. NICHOLSON, City Treasurer.

Crnwiordsvillc. Jan. 1,

Chinese Lilly Bulbs,

Direct orom China, for'^5 cents each, cr cents in Dishes. Call and see them.

HONG QUAY.

110 South Green street.

J. E, ABBOTT ..IlK-r

\T TI1K

Green Street Barber Shop

North ol Clly llulMini?.

FirM-Cluss Work (iunnml^cil.

You can find shirts, underwear, neckwear, gloves and all furnishing goods, also the largest line of tailoring goodc, latest'stylos. Prices the lowest heard of atSviiik & Clark's, I'll oast Main street