Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 February 1892 — Page 4
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J. S. KELLY,
124 East Main Street.
11 Sell Groceries
For the Mutual Benefit of YOU-'[VIE.
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—ON A
COLD MORNING
Xoth.ng tastoB better than some of those HOT CAKES'cooked on soap stone griddles. Butler and molasses with every plate.
'STILL IN IT/'
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"Old Reliable"' coal-oil oline at prices to compete Cans for sale, or furto customers when dell will pay you to see him you make any arrange(Jil delivered to any pai vieinitv. Prompt orders.
ana ^a: with anv nished .sirvd. before merits.
of the city or alien lion to a!
T. B. Grimes.
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We carry a large assortment of Natural Gas Fixtures. In addition to Pipe and Fittings wo have Burners for every pize Bto»'e, grate or furnace. Logs Grate Fillings and everything necessary for grate or stove. KememLer your connection with the Company's line is made by ub fr*e of coot.
DAILY.JOURNAL
TlUDAY, FKU. 12, 18112.
DHAWING TO A OLOSE.
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•yon will eutl ami look ut our Orange Howls, Mil unl Fruit Dished and other alleles ih» uuttuifou# to mennnti, I'leuM- bear tn mind that wo are heudijuartt rs tur making tlinoKei'S^T- out ot your watrlios ami clocks and thai tlio reason wt* repair inoie ij'au all others.
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The Goodbar Will CaEe Will Soou tThiucol the Past, The defense* in the Oooubar will contest case continued to ton witnesses yesterday afternoon to establish the soundness of mind of the decedent and his purpose to particularly benefit De-,
Pew Uyten at Ins death. Albert C.ood-
bar, liichard htokep, b. 1. Itvine, m. Ooodlwr. ]. B. Hosteller, Kobert Lock-j
ridge. Frank Epperson and all testified that J. X. Goodbar was a man of thoroughly sound mind and strong will power. 11. A. Foster testified to iiis mental soundness and all that he bad heard Goodbar say that he intended to remember Del'ow llyten in bis will. Ed Jl. Bowers waited on the deceased during his last illness and considered him to bo a man of sound mind to the last. "David H. Harrison, a witness to the will, testified that at tlit" |n [Jt, time of th drawing up of that instru- I ment J. X. Goodbar was in full poises6 on of his mental faculties.
Real Estate Transfers,
The following real estate transfers were furnished to The Jouunal bv Thomas T. Mtinball, abstractor: John Stmu'ltniker to Oio and
My or, NO acies Uipley ty 5o.C00.00 Geo lMti'itps to Kittle Hible.lot In iew iUehmond 750.00
\V Tipton to It LTlptou 81 .00 acres Clurk township '$,000.00 fc tirlest to il Foust, 38 acres I
I'uion tp 1,500.00 Mary.I. Zm-k to Thos Miller, 57 acres Coal Creek tt 2,850.00
UVrtctal. to Wort, interest In 120 acre* itipiey ip 1,800,00 Mai-jT'Tot ,1 liooher t» W llrown «»t a).. 55a'rcs rrankllntp .larks »n i.Mih'k to Anna Freeman, -1') iirres t'oul Croi'k tp. Jaeksc Quii-k to .lus A l,»ulck, 40 ueri-,-. \VMyne tp Jackson Quick to Sarah DCowan, 40 aeros r«al I'reek t.
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2,300 00
1.400.0U
1 GOO.OO 1,400.00 l.oar. oo
W rk »Hirick,alin., to AS Fraley, S-1.41* iiores Matlisoti Mary Crow to 5 McKinsey, lot In city I'lnp Crow to It Crow et ul., lot iu
Hen (.'row to Mury Crow, 5 lots iu
The Stat Board of Agriculture Scandal. The State Board of Agriculture held an important meeting at Indianapolis yesterday and let the light shine in on the scandal connected with the purchase of a new site for the State fair grounds. The bribery of certain members had been ehnrgod and K. M. Lockhart on whom the thim had fastened prepared to make a statement. The board was going into secret session but owing to the objection of J. N. Davidson and others it reversed its intentions and gave the whole statement to the public. Mr. Locdhait acknowledged that he had consented to accept a bribe of SI,001,1 from a stranger named liny to be pn if the Miller farm should be chosen. Hi consented to this, however, upon thead vice of three other members who wished the stranger trapped in order to put an end to gossip. I'pon the statements of
IjoeUbart's advisers the board exoner ated Mr. l.ocUb'irt.
An Exodus.
When it was whispered about the streets yesterday afternoon that the grrnd jury had returned 107 indictments there was a wading and gnashing of teeth. Xev.T but once before iu the history of the county had tbo numb«r returned been anything like so large, and the night trains carried away Bev••ral of our enterprising citizens who are search of pastures new and green. One business man closed his establishment and skipped by the light of tbo moon.
I'he grand jury went after everybody and in the next few days olT"nders will be dragged in from ali over the counU to answer for their sins.
That $10,000 Pee.
Th» Frankfort Xiw.i commenting on •'i$ Hurley ,fc Clodfelter-IoLerty suit ays: "During the celebrated cow case 'l at was tried here a few months ago, Mr. Clodfelter was in Frankfort, as one of the attorneys, and while here re•eived a telegram announcing a_ favorible dec'Siou of the Missouri case. He •vas very exuberant over the affair anil
I'splaying the telegram to his brother ittorneys, explained that it meant ?10,00(i of a feu for him. But tho cup md the lip it would seem have never irotten together, as yet.
The List Dabb.
Mrs. Annie K. Dabb lias brought suit through liru li ,V Snyder for a divorce from her husbam Henry Dabb. Henry was such a shiftless fellow while Annie lived with him that he made her indescribably tired. He wouldn't get bet anything to eat or wear, so she finally just got ii]) and left him like any other clever person would have done. Th divorce market is becoming brisk again and no man can tell what a day ,will bring forth.
Itisroiiiar To-ni^htt
There was a good audience at Music Hall last night to witness the presenra tion of "Damon and I'vthias'' by the Iji'slie Davis combination. The pia wm well put on and elicited the liberal applause of the audience. To-night tho famous •'Ingornar" will be presented.
Get your cakes for Snnr?av dinner at Nicholson .Tackman's, bakers acd confectioners.
—For sale—0 acn'B or less, din ctly west of Junction House. Decided bargain. City properly taken in exchange, Address lock box 423, citv.
Don't forget our fine line ot candies Nicholson .V Jackman.
Everything on the Music taurant lunch counter tastes they serve the bent cotTee.
Hall Res. good and
Il'/i ut llir Rati roil (Im OjJ'er. One fare the round trip to St. Louis and return via Vandalia Lineon account of the Labor Convention. Good goinf. Feb. 20 to 2'2nd, inclusive. Good t.i return including Feb. 28, lMlii. The 9:4-1 a. m. tiain from Main street depot lands yon in St. Louis at 7:00 p. in. the same day. J. C.
Hutchinson.
Agent.
nil n't Il'If ft.
The sale of Jersey cows and heifers at Walter's barn on next Saturday at one o'clock p. in. Tho best lot of 20 head ever offered to the people of Crawfordsvillo. All fresh and due to be fresh soon. Stock to bo sold to highest bidder on nine months' time.
Hor.ur.s' ,fc WoonWAiin.
FLASHES fROM OVER THE 01TT.
i. —Commissioner Allen Myers is |nito I eick. I Alvin Josliu will boat Music Ilall to-morrow night, —Joe Taylor is now at home in his now business room en&t of tbo Fulton
Market. —Surveyor Will-Hunt goes to New Mnrki»t Monday to make a survey of that place preparatory to its incorporation. —The Ouiatonon Club will meet this
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—Snxo Mowers, son of Kuv. S. A. Mowers of this city, and who is assistant in tbo instruction of botany at Wabash College, has been ipute ill for a week past.- -LiiJ'iujt'ttv Cnurirr.
A Week FromTo-aiglit.
One of tbo best plays on the stage tc day is Bronson Howard's ••Stienaniloali, I which will be presentpi at Music Hall [week from to-night. There is notliiiij moral of ••Shenandoah" that can be saiil to bo out of date. Its moral is the grand old watchword of patriotism.
The story is the old. old storv of love I anil heroism. It exalts love of country ibove all other loves, and thus furnishes a moral which is being iniwh to often suppressed iu this age of artistic imyi ty- __
Hxpeci .Large Uamag
Brush .t Snyder are making gre.i preparations to prosecute the 1-iotiert suit for Hurley ,t Clodfi Iter, who warn 821,200. They appear certain of get tinjudgment for S7.000 at least. The defenso is Baying nothing but "calculate to be sawing considerable wood." When the case comes to irial there will be soyie racy developments for although what has been related is interesting enough, "the half has never been told.'
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Earnest Bronaugh has lieen very sick George Grimes, of Ladoga, was lien Tuesday.
Bronaugh was at Crawfoidsville
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Wednesday. Mr. Armstrong is moving bis hold gouds to Indianapolis.
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Ed Thompson, of 1'ittsboro, was the guest of H. F. King Tuesday. Young Moore, of the Chicago ASoutheastern, was here Wednesday.
Tom Bronaugh traded horses sight unseen Wednesday night, lie got a beauty. ((uite a number of young Spicewood college studentsWill attempt to giaduate on the 20th inst.
Master Clyde Moss, while playing at school Wednesday, had his collar bone broken. Dr. King set the member.
Tho fox drive was a complete failure. The fox is very shy and the eapta:ns should not have attempted to drive to the same center.
MACE.
Wheat looking line. Three more weeks of school. Look out for another elopomeiit. L. T. Linn attended the Grand Lodfje it Indianapol s.
What has become of the new public hall': Ask Kise. Chas. McClure and Moiton'Linn start South soon.
H. M. Freeman left for New York City Wednesday. Frank Sanford will work for Gill), rt Gray this summer.
What is tho matter with our Linnslmrg correspondent? Clay Clark will now pay the highest cash price tor wheat.
Miss Jennie Francis visited friends in Indianapolis this week. The S. of V. at this place will have a play in the near future.
A branch of tho building and loan as sociation has been organized here. Remember the prayer meeting at the M. K. church every Thursday night.
Mell Peterson will measure calico and weigh chicks for Asbury Linn this summer.
W. S. McClure and T. A. Armstrong, two veterans of the war 1812, are as chipper as boys.
Tho sick are Henry Dolaney, S. Freeman, .las. Berry, K. T. Linn and Mrs. Ida Edwards.
Finest lino of cakes and confection ones in tho city at Nicholson Jack man's, 127 south Green street.
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The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use the Califor nia liouid laxative Syrnp of Figs, mule all conditions, make it their favorite remedy. To get the true and genuine article, look for the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bot lom of the package.
Stooil the Tfst.
Allcock's Porous Plasters are unapproachable in curative properties, rapidity and safety of action, and are the only reliable plasters ever produced They have succe-'sftiily stood tue test of over thirty years' use by the public their virtues have never been equalled by the unscrupulous imitators who have sought to trade'npon the reputation of Allcock's by making plasters with holes in them, and claiming them to be ''just as good as Allcock's," and they stand to-day indorsed by not only he" highest medical authorities, but by millions of grateful patients who have proved their efficacy as a household remedy.
Beware oi imitations, and do not be deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for Allcock's, and let no solicitation or explanation induce you to accept a ti list itiite.
WITHIN 0UK BORDERS.
Latest News from Various Localitlos In Indiana.
Offered Him a Bribe.
I mjia vapous,
IncL,
Indiana state
Feb. Ii—The
board of
Thursday,
from all parts
agriculture
In deference to
a
demand
of the state,' purged it
self of the bribery scandal which has been hanging over it in connection with the purchase
of' a
new state fair
site. In answer to a resolution passed by the board H. M. Lockhnrt, of l)e Kalb couflty, who .was offered the bribe, made a clean breast of the whole business, lie submitted statements. the substance of which is as follows: "On Jaumiry I ik tn the washroom of the Dounison hotel. One other man wie- llu-re and h'- to i-onvrrM' wiih m' In a ceneriil way utxnit the fair j-'roumls. He was":i stranger lo nie. nn.t as 1 left the room ho a~kol ft,r i»rivsito conversation with nu. We went lo i»y rftom In the hotel. He warned our talk liept juu.'t, tmt 1 miu'.e no promises, lie fore he had roiiclied theinain topk*4 went to dinner. I told
Hanks and Sankey about the man and they ad. vised me to f.'O 011. "We had an apiKvintmoni for after dinner and met a^ain in my room. 1 to said he would like to see the Milter farm selected. Ily lil.s maimer in I In* morniui: conversation I knew .something was roiiy. 1 a^ketl him what there wouid tie in il tor me if that site was etioson. He an swered: -Tlieru is ?!,'AKJ in il lor you uml £*IG tor in'.'.' "lie took ?1,000 from his pocket and placed it on the tattle. 1 didn't touch it. but wanted an uridevstandint in writing. The condition* were thai I wa io reeeivu the S1.000 when 1 voted for the .Miller farm. The J1.0U) and a copy of the agreement were placed in an evel o]m",hi1 deiM.isited with the hotel elerk. lie objected to holding tlie stakes when I afterward xplaine.l the nialtertohim. I told him 1 nev bad and never intended to touch the money, lit? wiuited tn he relieved of the money, hut held il for two days. "The name to tho agreement besides niinf was either A. C. or .1. C. Hay. Who he wa1 never knew, or whether it was his right name I do not know. 1 simply followed the advice ol tiie three members of the hoard that I have named."
The board passed a resolution exonerating Mr. Loclfhart from any wrong doing. The Ray who Mr. Lockhart says attempted to bribe him is believed to be a Shelbyville man, a brother of the editor of a local paper.
Siinpty a Ctisu of Trps|m**..'. Indianapous. lnd., Feb. l'J. —Amof liintner raises white rabbits and fell them, ami during the summer he made frequent visits to the cornfield of William l'oole, where he pulled the grow iiio corn and carried it invay( to be fed to his rabbits. The grand jury indicted him for grand larceny and the case came up Wednesday. To the surprise of lie prosecuting witnesi the court held that bintno had not been guilty of larceny in carrying awa.v the corn, but of simple trespass. The court ruled that if the corn had been gathered and then take away it would have been larceny, but, being still in the stalk and the stalk growing in the ground, it was a partol the realty and could not bo stoleu. I.intner was then lined five dollars fot trespass, and was very glad to get ofl with so light a penalty.
Dentil of Itonmrkahf* Crnuk. MrtiHKi.i.. lnd., Feb. 12. —An eccentric old man named John Clark is dead of acute pneumonia, lie lived on large farm alone with his sister, who died a few days before him. Neithei was ever married. During his lifetime be attended all public sales, buying broken-down horses, poof cattle, worthless furniture and farming implements. The animals he turned into a large pasture and, neglecting tc attend to them, they would die. He often had great herds of cattle, sheer and horses collected in the pasture, refusing to sell any of them. The old farming implements, etc., he left in an open lot in all kinds of weather, refusing to take less than the original cost for anything.
To VMt Ills Dying Mother. IxniANAi'oi.is, lnd., Feb. 12.— Huel ('. Webster, a life prisoner in the northern penitentiary, was given a thirtyday leave by Gov. Chase Thursday in order that he mitfht visit his mother. Webster was convicted of murder in Allen county in 1SG-1, and since that tunc has been in prison, iiis mother is now (vi years of age and is dying. She asked to see her son before slit dies, ami the governor has released Webster, who promises to return to the prison at the expiration of thirty days.
Went Over an Embankment. C011KN. lnd., Feb. 12.—Early Thursday morning, between here and Kendalville, a fast freight on the Lake Shore .t Michigan Southern railroad, while moving at a high rate of speed, plunged into an open Switch und down a steep embankment, instantly killing the brakeman, Joseph Eldreil, and completely demolishing fourteen ears of merchandise.
Death of a ltunU I'rciililont. l.oc.ANSfoiiT, lnd., Feb. 12. -W. II. Johnson, president of the State na tional bank, died suddenly Thursday evening. He was taken "with a chifl Wednesday and never recovered. I'he deceased was quite wealthy. He was a lifelong democrat and hail held various public oflices.
tJsed In Millions of Homfj—Years the. Standard.
A .Mi«plHi'nd Switch/
Waiis.wv. Ind., Feb. 12.—The south* bound passenger train on the Cincinnati, \N abash fe Michigan railway was ditched just south of this city Thursday evening. A misplaced swit-.-h caused the accident. No fatalities.
THm1 to Murder Ills Mother* I'iiimkton, Inil., Feb 12. Duffy llrookins. the 12 year-old hoy who tried to murder his mother by shooting her, and who escaped from jail some time ago, was eap'.ured at Fairfield, 111., and returned to jail in this city Thursday.
An Old OITciuler. h-:
Coi.tMiii's, lnd., Feb. 12. The .swindling newspaper man who recently worked this city as Iloldeman ol l.ouisvillo, turns out to be llcbbcn, an o)d and often convi fender..
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I.N'Iiia.vai'oi.is, lnd., Feb. 1: Russell, aged 71! years, was burned to death in Ifoone township Wednesday night
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TO-MORROW
Will be the Biy Day at the
Great New York Bankrupt Clothing Sale!
Grand Sacrifice ot Fine, Ready-made Clothing
A Perfect Revolution in Prices,
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Our Great Sale of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars worth ot Clothing opened up Finely.
The people respond to our'startling announcement ot Fine Ready-made Ciothir at 50 cents on the Dollar.
Within six minutes after the time advertised for opening this sale our store was crowded with customers intent on securing the great
Bargains we are Offering.
No one ^as disappointed. Our sales far exceeded our calculations and the force of salesmen we had secured were hardly able to properly serve everybody.
We have added six extra salesmen to our aiready large force and can promise to all who come comorrow prompt service and the best bargains ever offered in this Sta.te.
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