Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 February 1892 — Page 3
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"M3 OWES ITS REPUTATION (^..SUCCLSS
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ED VAN CAMP & CO.
Will begin iheir annual February Sale of broken lots
of FINE SHOES on Monday, February i,
A if a to
If You Want Good Potatoes Buy the
"Michigan Rose,"
TIIKY COOK DRY AM) AKK FINKICATlNU.
26 Yellow, 25 White Extra
23 lbs. Granulated
YOUR CHOICE for $1.
Lion or Arbuckle Coffee, 19 Cts.Pound Eureka or Ben Hur Flour, 60 per Sack Pride ofPeoria or Gold Medal, 75c per Sack
Ba rnliil I ,Hornaday, Pickett
We All Eat to Live
AHD LIVE TO EAT
Therefore wlnn wanting lirst class groceries, Collee, Sugars, Tea, Apples rickles, Jersey tfwee* Potatoes, New Sorghum Molasses, Fresh Bulk Oytlei s, celery, cranberries, etc. call at
Cash Kry's,
The Crawfordsvilie Transfer Line,
It. U. WAIjKUP, Proprietor.
Passengers and IJaggage 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. 47.
18 Carat Cigar
THE LABOBBT AMD BUST
In the City Oan Be Bought By Aiklng for
ITS OWN
/4EaHIT3»•
PURE, N A DU LT RAT CD. AND FOR
RAPID Cleansing Powsn HAS
IT IS INVALUABLE. IN KlTCHE-N & LAUNDRY.
Sold
by all
no equal.
Qrozlrs.
N*Kr FASRBAS^. IC GO*
'CHICAGO®
Two lor. .1 Cent!
ALL KINDS AT
Lowest Prices.
99-Oent Store.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
J. T. LAYMON.
AT BONNEtL'S OLD. STAND.
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Albright's Hoky-Poky Bread!
1B tke T.ry latest atjl*.
DAILY JOURNAL
SATURDAY, FEB. 0, 1892.
TUB DAILY JOUHNAL Robinson & Wallace.
Bick
01*
is for sale by
PLASHES BOM OVER THE OITf.
—U. M. Scott ia in tho city. —Dr. Cowan was in Garfield to-day, —Tho Owls will dancso...Saturday night. —Sum Thomas is back froiu Indianapolis. —T. J. lloulohan has returned from Goshen. —Harry Duckworth ia visiting in Chicago.
Perry Martin will see Mace during Sunday. —Fred Soinorville returned from Chicago to-day. —Miss Mary Hallowell has gone to Waynotown. —Mrs. Chas. Hons has returned from Waynotown. —Aaron Blair and wife arc over from Indianapolis. —Mrs. T. T. Munhall" in (|iiito sick with the grip. —"Hub" Harney, of Ladoga, was in the city to-day. —Howard Sargont is down from Chicago on a visit. —Charley Bowers is in from Newtown to spend Sunday. —Miss Lizzie Bible has returned from a visit in Lafayette. —John B. Robb is visiting.his daughter in St. Joe, Mich. —Mrs. Bennett Engle went to New Richmond this afternoon. —A 11-pound girl has been born to Sum D. Symmes and wife. —Numerous peddlers are applying to 1 he city olerk for license. —Typographical Union, No. 229, meets to-morrow ut 8 o'clock. —The Goodbar will ease from Ladoga goes to trial next Monday.
Ed Koosoe and Mike Britton went to Danville, 111., this afternoon. —Mr. and Mrs. Win. Reeves will entertain a few friends this evening. —Harmon Hiatt, who has-been very very
with the grip and a paralytic
stroke, is worse again. —O. C. Trwin .fc Co. have returned to Orawfordsville after a week spent at Greenfield and Frankfort. —Miss Marguret Morgan has returned home after a visit of eight weeks at Muncie, Findlay and l'iqua. i-Mrs. W. W. Mills, of Marietta, O., is in tho city the guest of relatives. Mr. Mills wil arrive on Monday.
Elder J. H. Olipliant will preach at the Primitive Baptist church at seven o'clock to-night and 011 to-morrow. —Tho preliminary skirmish in the case of Sharpless vs. the Creamery Co. is on. The case will be a long one and stubbornly contested.
About a dozen persons who have beeli lot off in times past on stayed tines were brought before the Mayor today and forccd to settle. —Tho "Musical Amateur" Society will meet at the home of Miss Sallie Newton, on oast Main street Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. —Word has been received from George Brown, colored, that hia mothor is dead and his father is not expected to live. He will return home nest woolt. —Mrs. Lavina Muck and son Howar and caughter, Yirgie, have returned from Pysht, Wash., whore they have made thoir hom6 for tho past two years. —Uncle Billy Epperson is slowly im proving under the careful nursing of Ed Sergeant, who has been employed by Montgomery Lodge. I. O. O. F., for that purpose. —Tho papering of tho now P. O. S. of A. hall has been completed and is a Que job. Tho work was done by Messrs. Alexander & Stondman. It is ap artistic piece of workmanship. —Tho choir for Center church has been engaged and is composed of Misses Mary Campbell, Fannie Binford, G. F. Hughes .and A. A. McCain, with Mies
Paulino Ltussell as organist, —Warden French takes a column and a half in the Indianapolis Journal to disprove the charges made against him by William Shular of this city, and W. II. Roinhoinor, an ex-convict of Rich mond. —Missos Helen AVatson, Maud McMeclian, Maynetto Wolfe, Belle Sprague and Lora Ewing and W. W. Ewing wont to Wingato this afternoon. Tho first threo young ladios will take part in a concert tliero to-night. —Cornolius Canine struck tho mem bors of the potit jury this morning to sign his ultimatum. Not many re Kponded and Cornolius has doubtless loomed that hia plans don't strike every body just as hard as they strike him self. —Misses Maud McMechan, Helen Watson and Manette Wolfe go to Win gate this afternoon to be presbnt at the opening pf tho Wingate opera house, They are on tho programme for violin music and accompaniment. While there they will bo tho guests of Col. J.O.Wingate. —The grand jury examined quite a number of witnesses from this city today. It will bo impossible to wind up everything complete Lhis woek so another meoting will be held next Monday to pass on a number of proposed indictmonts and porhnpa examine a few more witnesses.
Bankrupt Wednesday, east Main.
—All kinds of candies of our own manufacture at the Orawfordsville Baking and Oandy Company.
THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Superintendents of ttie Several Departments Elested and Other Business Transacted.
The Mongoraory County Agricultural Association hela its regular meeting this morning and transacted soma important businss*. Supt. Zuck and Trustee Ha*tman appeared in the interest of the schools and after some discussion the board voted $72 to bo expended in prizes for children's day. This was acceptable to the school representatives. Superintendents for tho differont departments were then elected as follows:
Speed—J. J. Inaley and R. B. Snyder. Horses—J. A. Mount, W. II. Montgomery and J. N. Fullenwider.
Mules—W. Z. McBee. Beef Cattle—S. G. Durham and Asher Wert.
Dairy Cattle—J. N. Davidson. Sheep—Hannibal Trout. Swine—Jack MoConnick, Isaac Davia and J. H. Servioe.-
Poultry—Ben S. Myers. Agriculture—T. B. MoClamrock. Grain and Seed—Arch Bailey. Dome8tic Skill—Mrs. D. H. Martin and Mrs. J. C. Maxwell.
Fruits, Pickles, eto.—Mrs. Arch Bailey and Mrs. T. B. McClamrock. Stalla and Straw—David Trout.
Bees and Honey—Jacob Hutton.: Horticulture—Arch Bailey. Implementa, Machinery, Etc.—Arch Martin.
Carriages, Etc.—E. H. Ermentrout. Musical Instruments and Sewing Machines—J. M. Harahbargor.
Wood and Iron Work—W. W. Seawright. Floral Hall—John L. Davis and .T. H. Wasson.
Those latter gentlemen will select their own assistants. At the board's next meeting on the first Saturday in March the premium list will bo revised and all persona interested in the fair aro invited to attend and make suggestions. Every one interested is also requested and cordially invited to offer suggestions as to prizes to tho heads of tho several departments before that time. Such service will lie appreciated aa it is by the co-operation of all [that the best results are attained.
A Peculiar Accident.
There is a wailing among tho children of miller J. W. McICeen over the IOSB
of
a large and valuable pet dog. Tho dog mot his fate in tho performance of his duty and in a strange and tragic way. Ho was in the furnace room of the mill on west Market street when a largo rat started across tho floor. With an excited yelp the dog leaped after it and the rat in wild terror rushod squarely through tho furnaco door. The dog blinked by excitement and eagerness went after it right into tho soothing flames. Tho persons in the room heard aj agonized howl and that was all. Impelled by his momentum the poor animal had rushed to the center of the fire, when,of course, he died almost instantly. Tho aceident was a most peculiar one and everybody mourns the loss of the dog, which was a great pet among tho employes of tho mill as well as among the children of Mr. McKeen.
Union Meeting To-morrow Night. Tho Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor of thia city, organized under the name of tho Crawfordsvillo Local Union, will hold a meeting to-morrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church.- There will be several short pu])«rs read by members of tho various societies, and in addition the pastor will discuss the matter of the Sunday closing or the World's Fair and tho alliance of the World's Fair commissioners with the Liquor League. A largo chorus choir will lend tho singing, This meeting will take tho place of the regular Sunduy evening services in the churches that have Christian Endeavor Societies. The young people are anticipating a good time at this meeting. All are cordially invited to bo present.
The Kingfishers Entertain. The Kingfishers Camping Club was royally entertained last evening by Mr, and Mra. W. T. Brush at their home on south Water stroet. A magnificent sup per had been prepured and every guest did it ample justice. After tho dining hour had passed tho time was passed until a lato hour in merriment of all kinds. The jolly camping club was at its jolliest and never has ono of their affairs been more enjoyable than that of last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brush aro accomplished entertainers, as all who partook of their hospitality last even ing can bear witness.
Burprise Party.
Yesterday was the eighteenth birth day of Ed Dennis and in honor of the event tho high school class of '94, of which he is a member, was invited in to surprise him in tho ovening. The class twenty-five in number, did so in a most thorough, although acceptable manner and a most pleasant evening was passed The rofroshments were of tho finest quality and the time was beguiled by music and vnrious amusements.
Chicago Daily Market*. Private telegrams to G. W. L. Brown 107i north Washington street, from C. S. Lee, Chicago, over a lonsed wire from Pqptal Telegraph Co., which works di rect in Board of'Trade at Chicago and Indianapolis:
Oitfin'Ht/ Jib Day: .02',i .43's .'MS 12.00 0.02 4
Article*.
C/osfny
May Wheat.... May Corn May OatA May Pork May ltlbH..
Clout iiu
To-Daw- $ 014
I'rxfrriln a: lll'S •I2i •'II'j ll.t'O', 0.00
12 00 0 07W
Heceipts Wheat, mSeiirfl: Corn, Ont.s, 11ears, Hops, 18,000.
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Musio Hall, Commencing Monday Night.f Leslie Davis' New York Fifth Avenue Theatre Company will commence their short season Monday with the immense New York hit, "Flirtation, or Love at Loug Branch." Inexpressibly droll, catchy acting, richly costumed and beautifully sconed it will 110 doubt prove as in Now York an electric hit. Perfection of detail will characterize this as all the other production. A now play will be presented each night by a superb organization of legitimate players. Tho comedies will all bo admirable, company excellent and acting ail that can bu desired. A refined and intelligent company of comedians is a boon. Tho eminent romantic actor, Mr. Frank Lindon, will appear on Monday in his famous illustration ». a merry New York journalist. and with Miss F.dna Karlie Lindun as the fascinating widow and the truly talented Davis comedy coterie, will present a refined, sparkling, witty, humorous entertainment that will long be pleasantly remembered. The playsselected each night will prove a rare treat to those Jwho attend, as Mr. Davis has made this tho*culminating event of his life. And with only the best of plays, well acted and the truly magical prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents tromondous audiences may be looked for.
The Spurgeon Memorial.
The following ia the progrumme for the Spurgeon Memorial Sorvi co at tho Methodist church to-morrow evening. Baptist and Methodist Union Service:
Oman Voluntary
Hymn "Ahido Wlt.h Me." Scripture Sermon- ltov. I.. J. N. Simmon?* Prayer ltev. ,1. F. 1 uttlo. l». I). Solo Mr. Eilwlu MeNult lleuilnlscences, "J'liri-o Services In
Spurffonn'ttChurch" Hcv. 0, Swiucr llynin..."There's Wid,»nes» in ilod't. Mcrcv. Adilreis— llloKrHpliy niul Work of
Onirics H. Bourgeon Kov. 0. I'. Fuson Hymn "lilo.Ml be the Tie llml Hinds, Duxoloiry and Honodlulloii
0HTJE0H NOTES.
Rev. G. P. Fuson will prench at tho Baptist church to-morrow morning. No evening service.
Dr. George Swan, of Indiannpolis, will conduct services at the Episcopal church to-morrow morning.
Rev. G. W. Switzer will occupy the pulpit of tho Methodist church to-mor-row morning. In the evening tho Baptist church and Methodist church will unite in a service in memory of the late Dr. Ppurgeoo, of London.
Owing to tho illness
of
COLLEGE NOTES.
Dr. Tuttle will lecture to-morrow. The Yandes Coterie will be addressed this evening by J. L. Shrum.
Assistant Librianian Kritz wont to Waveland this morning to have it out with tho grip.
The seniors were entertnined by Dr. Tuttle and wife last ovening in a most hospitable manner. They were all hungry as wolves and demonstrated tho fact in a most forcible manner.
Guaranteed
to
care
—FreDC-h ^Chewing Candy at the Crawfordsville Baking and Candy Company, opposite Music Hall.
—Wednesday, February 10th, nine o'clock p. m., No. 212 east Main street.
—Delicious—those flap jacks, corn cakes anal buckwheat cakes at Musio Hall Restaurant. Hot at all hours. 8
CIIre,
Wo autliorizo our advertiBed (lriigjjiBt soil Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Coughs raid Colds, ujK^n this condition. If you nro afflicted with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving .t a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you tnay return tho bottle and have your monoy refunded. Wo could not make this ofTer did we not know that Dr. King's new discovery could bo relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottle free at Nye & Co/s drug store. Large size 50 cents and SI.
IVORY SOAP
99S Pure.
THE BEST FOR EVERY PURPOSE.
LOOK OUT! READ THIS!
Or You Will Miss the Opportunity of Your Life to Buy Embroideries and Laces at Almost Half Price!
The balance of this week we will devote to the sale of them!
NOTE THESE PRICES:—S inch wide Embroidery only 10 cents, worth
6 inch wide Embroidery only 8 cents, worth 15.
5 inch wide Embroidery for 5 cents, worth 12J.
Also, embroidery from 1 cent per yard up to the very finest Nainsook and all widths at all price?
Just received, new line of Linen Laces from our importer, who failed at 50 cents 011 the dollar.
Our clearance sale still continues, same priies prevailing a# last week.
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I'ubriiary.
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Hcngon Stuimnllm Howi'ti, i.'luru, Artliur ami Walter IUick Chmicntri Keooocn
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ClttmciHH Hcnfy& Mary Diivitt Patrick Knwrlirln Simon Galey Matilda I (•UUlund Jacob.. ... Gipson Lomucl do Gipson Lucy..
Hays CuthyrilK'
iiunnaGco Harris Mary A liaima Mary do Hunt DoreasA Ki»pl.T (LH) and Mary Lane Hanna A do Mahan Tltos&Margaret Maliouoy K»ito Moore Alice 1) Mitchell Chauncy
O'Connor Kdward Pino David do Paxton Ashley
Parker Surah Quinlan Catherine I) .. do Kain.scy
tho
pnBtor,
Rev. R. S. Inglis, thero will bo no services at tho First Presbyterian church to-morrow morning. In tho ovening Christian Endeavor of First church, the Christian church and Center church will hold a union service there.
STATE
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STATE
10.
The Delinquent Tax-List
OF
The City of Crawfordsville, Indiana.
lands and lot* returned delinquent Tor the nim-iHiymt nl of taxes due lliereon lor Ihoyoir iMm and pievtoue eurs, lOBOtlier wlih taxes of lSltl, Biiimted in the City of I'mfnrilsvillc. Montgomery county, Statoof Indiana nul paid helore the seuond Monday in Keluuary. 18!)J. the whole or HO much of
raots ol lands as may lie necessury to dlscharRe the taxed, penalty and charires which mav be due thereon, or from tho owner thereof on tile day of sale, will be sold at public auelion at thn court house door In Uie city of Crawfordsville, in said county of Montgomery, on the second Jlonduy In
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Assignee Doherty Sullivan Daniel blieun Anna Heller ,Jaf and Laura L..t Sliittury Patrick Jr..* -.. Smith Let.lt ia et ul. do ...i Smith Kllen Vance IstutcM WUlianieon Geo \V WhltuLaun Wisehart David do Wallace noorfri* Ward F: .. ... Wasson Martha A.
itWOOld pint" pi
17 41 fit & H. i757 Old Plat hf 17»IH:WI'ttOlfs O pt 177JMI& ... 17hrCiraham'H do pt IStfdiJ Hughes nt CdJlS nt III, li), r4, 1 212.100 a..
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'.M.-JS Dunn's heirs 2154 MJ Jones do 21.Vi Hcatou 2104' do 21U8 W Klston's
INDTANA. MOST(IOMKKY COUNTY. CITY
OK
Daniel Boone, of Lebanon, hauled a load of plunder for Mr. William McMullen to liis new place er-st of Lebanon last Thursday.
Ross Crist has the back half of hia atoro room chuck fttil of sugar buckets. This sounds a little fishy but tho buckets aro thero to speak for themselves.
Tho pupils of tho New Market schools will givo an entertainment at Flotchor's hall, Saturday night, February 13, tho proceeds aro to go toward buying nn organ for the school.
—"Our Own" Chocolate Cream at the Crawfordsville Baking and Candy Company.
Couiili h'ollaii lii(i the. Crip. Manv persons, who have recovered from hi grippe are now troubled with a persistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will promptly loosen this cough and reliove tho lungs, effecting a permanent euro in a very short time. 20 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye itCo.
IT Willi UIXCH for 1H1HI and toriuer years he Kiild lot,s or
18 It. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day ami continue
from daj to d.iy until all the lots and tracts of hind have heou offered for sale as utoresuid
lUSSCKIPTION or I.ANl-tH NAMKOKTOW.V
11 !2lbUifs JM uili] CrawlorlBvfn«i i'.i 1 if 00AI llson'H O pt do ..... yu 1-0 Whitloc.k's ....j ilo HV do do ..'3'i' ...| «4l laO.Wh'.tlook hf do
Urown A-Hlalr's do 1": 1W: do ..j do
ItiK'pt lil.nw |r,5.\i lS,r i,.*lSu do
170 McClellaud AConnard 1 llrown White L'Siij WuirA: Houston •JUTM«| Plat, pt .iti) Holmes add do .'{Hij John Leo's MiTlWolfoT (KM'M E Elslou'fl *j«i 7'Jii'WHson's hf ... T'jft.G II & C'a T'JSj do a hf do T.r)0 do KtidOld Plat hf
83Ui mi'Powers KrtH Old Plat pt W18 Whltloekrs io
Thompson's hlltaldo pt
10tJl ThompHou's hillside 1 lOsMcClel laud's do l'J'JO Whitlock lii.'KllOUl Plat pt lC*il,Coon & MeMullen's 1272'COIIORH O pt irwijpta ai,tl», 4, a.. 140i:pt 8 :ii!, 1U. 4, iil-l('0 a. ...
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OF
INDIANA, MONTCJOMKUY COUNTY. CITY
U. PERRIN,
LAWYER and PATENT ATTORNEY.
Joel Block, South Washington Street.
(JRAWTORDSVILLE,
OAXiIa.
CIIAWFOIUS\
I. Wlll atn K. Nicholson, Treasurer ot the City ol Crawfordsvtllu, hrrehy certify th*»t tho foreffoltiK Is a correct and full list of lands and lots returned delinquent lor the year S!t0 ami former vears, t'Otrether with the current taxes of
1801,
appraised for 1801* and that the same are severally charged with the amount or tuxo, costs and charges with wLleh they stand charged on aajd list. !iven under my hand and seal at CrawTirdsvUUr, the dd and IlV*1 S*
INUTANA.
01
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LI.I.R. S«: January 17,
1802
as they appear on the tax duplicate
Treasurer of tho Clt ef Crawfoi-dsvllle.
or CaAwronnsyii.i.K, ss January
I, Charles M. k"Ott, Clerk of the City of Crawlordsvllle, eerHty that the foi-eirolmf true and complete list of lands ami lots returned dcHmiuunl by the City 1 reasurer ot fordsvillo lor the non-paym«nit ol taxes for 1 801 and previous years.
Wittiest, my hand and seal of the City ot Crawfordsville. this 1 th day of Jnuuarv,
.v/ ir lU.Miiiirr.
Lee Faust, of Crawfordsville, was in Mew Market Friday. Little Mabol Sanders, daughter "f E. M. Sanders, is |itito sick. •Tames Brown and John Warbritton were in New Richmond Thursday looking up some real estato.
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rii 1J \f QI'h l'fl» f'tt J1W»J.iii-L1
GROCERY & LUNCH STAND,
J-tT'l'Vesh Lino of Groceries Always kept in Stock
Lnneh Counter open Day and N'u/ht and kepi
I
stocked wltii
First, Class Kutnliies. C.tiKllcB, Oyster9, Celery Kept In Smell.
SEEKING & SON
PXiTJXC STB.EET DEPOT. Goods delivored to any part of the city.
Lots For Sale.
Demas Gilbert has ton of the niccpt. building lots in t'rawfnrdsville. The lot A are one acre in size and beautifully elevated. Will sell theoue ac.ro lots lor $250 cuch. The cheapest amRhe nicest hutlrlmp lots over offered in Crawfordsville. They are located on ISast Mainst. two squares east of Vandalia depot. Time will be given to suit purchasers.
Address
DEMAS GILBERT,
Crawfordsville, Ind.
Drs.T.J.tnd Martha E.H. Griffith
°mUo?ldenoc 218 South Green strctl
Mre. Dr. OrllSth fflves epeclal attention Obronlo and Surgical Diseases of Women,Children, nnd Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.
OONSOLTATfON FRK1S.