Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 March 1892 — Page 3
ROSS
of
We are selling
126 West Main treet.
In the City Can Be Bought By Asking for
Baby Carriages.
Imve jlist re oivud our Spring line of
Baby ^an sagi s. and it is the largest
ri! (1 .ndsonttst ai 1 cheapest line
brought to this city.
I'nilv and make your selection.
99-Cent Store.
ED VAN CAMP & CO.
Will begin their annual February Sale of broken lots
FINK SIIOK.S
JUST
on Monday, February I,
And ii will p:iy lo see them. .. s:
RECEIVED AT
MY STORE.
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS SUGAR.
Sugar
20 pounds Cut Loaf Sugar
to-day at prices lower than we can buy
We bought this sugar at the old prices and will give our customers
the benefit of the prices for the next ten days, so take
advantage and lay in your sugar:
26 pounds Extra Sugar $i.
25 pounds White Extra Sugar i.
2 2 pounds Granulated Sugar ... -,i.
20 pounds Conf. A Sugar
Furniture, Stoves and Queensware.
See our bed-room sets for $15. A car load of lounges to arrive
this week. Go where you can lind the best selection.
Do not fail to see our line of
New goods arriving daily.
Dccorntcd Dinner Sets.
Barnhill Hornaday & Pickett.
The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,
WAM(l!F & INSLiKY, Proprietors.
Passengers 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 Washing
ton street. Telephone No. 47.
18 Carat Cigar
THE LARGEST AND BE S
To l'omig Mothers
who aro for tho first timo to undergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not the stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longod-for offspring, but
"Mother's Priond," a remedy which will,
if 11 Bed as directed, invariably alleviate
the pains, horrors and risks of labor.and often entirely do away with thom. Sold by Nye & Co.
Miles' Kcvvctto I.lvcv I'tlla. Act on anew principle—regulating tho tvor Btomtche and bowels through the nerves. A now discovery. Dr .Miles' Pills speedily cure billounoss. bad taste, torpid
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. I
We All Eat to Live
AND LIVS TO BAT
Therefore when wanting first class groceries, Coflee, Sugars, Apples, Pickles, jersey Swee' Potatoes, New Sorghum lasses, Fresh Bulk Oysters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at
AitaigM' sMy-Poky Bread!
In tho vorr latest style-
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Tea, Mo-
7 S,
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLYF0R
J. T. LAYMON.
AT BONNELL'S OLD SI AND.
We must make a big lost, but they muBt go those fine handkerchiefs in my how window are soiled, and we willBoll hem cheap Thursday, Friday and Sat 111-dav. Lorw BIBOIIOP.
fiunranteed. Cure.
We authorize onr advertised druggist
ivor piles, constipation. TJnequaled for 1 __ .. men, women, ohildren. Smallest, mildest Trial bottle free at Nye & Go. drug Large size 50 cent# and SI 11 rest. 30 dotes 26 cents. 1 store.
New Di8Cover
DAILY JOURNAL.
FIU DAY,ltfARCH 11.1892.
THE DAIIA- JOUHSAT,
Robiuaon it Wi\Jlaco.
for
nnfl
Ooidg.
UDon
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or cliest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return tho bottle and have your money refunded. Wo conld not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King's new discovery could bo rolied on. It never disappoints.
is for sale by
To Republicans.
On Saturday, March between the hours of u»«i 8 o'clock p. tn. the UepubllCHDS of theclty of Crnw/ortisvlllo. Ind., will hold a ~»r mury election for the purpose of nouilout*1 njf ticket to be voUd lornt tho conihw city election. Candidates will be nominated for the following-olllc^s: Mayor, Marshal, Clerk.
Ireasurer, and one Couuelliuan from each ol' the three wauls. 1 ho wards will vote nt'the followinirpluoes: l»t Ward-Trustee's oflhn*. yd Ward Surveyor's oilicc. .'M Wnnl—fenitih's wuifon shop.
W.K. IllTMI'ICURV, City Chairman,
A HOT OASE
Tne Suit of 0. J.
Follick AgainBt W
Darnell Will be Interesting. Judge Thomas this morning filed his answer to tho complaint in the case of O.
Follick, guardian of Annie Simpson, against W. J. Darnell, the oily barrister of Jiintown. Th« complaint alleges that the dofentant obtained from Mrs. Simpsou 171 acres of good, rich land by the rankest and most disreputable sort of a fraud. It states that Annie M. Simp son is a perBon of unsound mind and has alwayR been, that every one who knows here is cognizant of the fact, and no one could talk to her live minutes •without putting her down as a perfect ninny. She is not only crazy but also absurdly ignorant, and can neither read nor write. The defendant who has been fifteen years a lawyer know all this and that she could be easily cheated. He knew that Thomas Courtney, of near
Waynetown, held in trust for her fift* acres of land. Tie had his brother who resides in Waynetown, to visit Mrs. Simpson and tell her that Courtney never intended to deed her this laud,and that as soon as an heir was born to him sho would be powerless to ever get it She believed him, and upon his solicitation had authorized hiin to omploy an un attorney to bring Courtney to timo. Tho complaint then goes on to say that the statement of Darnell's brother 10 Mrs. Simpson were wholly false. Tom Courtney was her friend and the best one she had. He had taken her an orphan when two years old and raised her, and in fact given her all she had. is intentions toward her were of tho best. He had repeatedly offered to deed tho land to Mrs. Simp son but she had refused to take it. lie had also refused offers for it from other parties telling them that it was for Mrs
Simpson. The defendant was notified by his Waynetown brother of the condi tion of affairs and with hira went out to Mrs. Simpson's whoro all tho false stories were repeated and power of attorney gotten from the feeble minded woman. The defendant then wont to Court ney and demanded §2,000. This was refused, Courtney Btating, however, that ho would deed the DO acres to Mrs. SimpBon whenever she wanted it. II accordingly did deed it to her. The oomplaint then states that there never was any need of an attorney in the case and if there had been Darnell's services were not worth over 315. But he ut once demanded from Mrs. Simpson a deed for 17J acres of tho land and she unwittingly gave it. This tract was worth S900 and he has since received
S150 from it in rentals. It is alleged that Darnell worked tho whole scheme for gain and fraud nr.d 1 he court is asked to Bet asido the conveyance.
Darnell's answer 6tates that his services were worth tho price obtained, that Courtney had to be forced lo make the deed and that ho believed Sirs. Simpson to be a person of sound mind. Davidson West and J. .T. Mills appear for tho plaintiff.
The Judge's Puwl.
There was a grand social at tho Long View school house last evening, and a urge crowd attended. Among others was Judge Snyder, and in an evil hour he entered iuto tho game of "'fish, (owl or beast." This entertaining and intellectual game is performed by those taking part standing in a row in front of a monitor or teacher. This individual selects a victim from among the number and calls out for instance "beast!" The party called upon must name a beast before tho monitor counts five, or must himself become monitor. Lust evening tho game was exciting and Judge Snyder was one of aptost pupils. Hut he came to griof. The monitor suddenly turned upon him and called out "Fowl!'
The Judge started but returned instantly "Sucker!"
To Vend the Bed Eye.
The county commissioners granted licenses to sell intoxicating liquor today to tho following enterprising, right"Otis and patriotic gentlemen: S. T. Boam, of Waynetown: K. H. Allen, of Darlington Kph and C. O. Moirs, of Now Richmond: John Kelly, Charles II Amiihel. Georgo Pitcher, M. J. Callahan, August M. Karle, David Johnson and Mike McCarty, of Crawfordsville.
Signs of tne Times.
Con Cunningham has bought tho building occupied by the First. National Bank of the former owner, Mr. Bell, of ICnightstown, and will put a now plate glass front in besides making otlur improvements.
A Praise Meeting.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Center church has arranged to hold their annual praise and thank offering meeting at tho church 011 next Sunday evening. Mrs. D. B. Wills, of I' ort
Warne, will be present and speak..
IT WILL BE SETTLED.
Tbe Long Talked of Oase of G. W. Paul Will be Wound up To-morrow. This morning G. W. I'aul filod exceptions in tho circuit court to tho ruling of tho court in postponing his case and refusing him admittance .to the bnr. James Wright, of tho Arm of Wright & Seller, then requested the court to call a bar meeting for to-morrow morning at ten o'clock to consider and take some definite action in the matter. Thoconrt accordingly issued the call and nti interesting meeting is promised. Tun JOUHXAIJ
interviewed a number of at
torneys on the subject but all wore reticent and did not wish to be quoted in tlie matter. It maybe said, however, that some aro for Mr. Paul, some against him and somo are
extremely indifferent. Several stated that under no consideration would they attend the meeting, not desiring to figure in the quarrel in any way or even to take note of it by their presonce. It is certain, however, that at the meeting the old cbargeB will be brought up and Mr. Paul will be called upon to explain. If this is done and an explanation, suitable to tho occasion is given., it is very probable thrt Mr. Paul will bo admitted. Some of tho members of tho bar aro quite bitter, but Bome who wore foremost in tho former prosecution are nowtaking but little part.
G. W. Paul was seen and wheu asked what ho would do in regard to tho matter gave one of his most genial smiles
I do not know what will bo done at this bar meeting," said he, "and as in a game of chess I do not know what move I will make until my opponents move. However, I am in the hands of my numerous lawyer friends."
"It Uosts Too Durn Much." Agent H. S. Watson to-day received a telgram from Judgo Field instructing him to offer Miss Helen Love, the actress who was injured in tho Monon wrock, $50 to settle with her in full Miss Love had boon paid SI 50 at tho jump but is layir out for $50 and ticket to Now York. This ticket to Now York is the sticking point. Holer, wants it but the company don't want to give it. Agent Watson offered her tho $50 thiB afternoon but sho refused to take it stating that sho would think over it until to-morrow. She gavo vent however, to the following encomium on tho officials of the Monon road. "That Judge Field is a moan old scoundrel and I would just like to got a chance to tell him BO. Tho railroads have the advantage- of us because it costs too durn much to fight them but I don't, intend to stand it. This Monon road has the moanest set of men I ever saw. They aro every last one of them sjoundrels except you, Mr. Watson and
Dr. Ensmingor. That Dr. Davis is a lying Bcoundril and I just want to tell him so too."
The fair Helen is an'adept when it comes to roasting people, and is evidently possessed of characteristics which render her capable of taking care of her
self...
To Indianapolis.
Among those who took advantage of the cheap rates to Indianapolis to-day were Wallio Coons, Charley Gould, I. N. Pavey, Stan Keener, Fred Brown, N. W. Myers, Jake Joel, Theodore McMeelian. Dr. Cowan, Oscar Tomlinson, Joshua McKineev. Cicero McClure, It. M. Hills, Rov. E. B. Thomson, M. M. Nye, Wm. Greist, J. A. McClure, Hurley Nutt, Firman Davis, Bov. Cr. W. Switzer, Tom Nolan, Ed Brower, Cal Barnhill, Sain Thomas, Dr. I. A. Detehon, Mrs. Hattie Detehon, Mrs. Newt Martin, Misses Maggie Purcel, Dove Craig, Lizzie Bistine. Flora Work,Ivittie Campbell, Maynetta Wolfe, Lizzie Binford, Maiuo Wise,May Kline,Maud McMechan, Helen Watson, Marno Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Sm'tli, Mrs. Duve Trout,Mr3.
Prank Lee. Mrs. H. Britts, Miss Libbio Rritts, Mrs. 15. L. Ornbaum. Mrs. M. W. Wilson, Prof. Alex. Smith, Harry Bice, Prof. It. A. King, Henry Campbell and wifo,Tully Orabbs. .losoph Milligan and wife. Dr. Gonzales and Dr. H. *r Green.!.
Tho Wrong Garment.
Boy Gerard is one of tho obliging ushers at. the Y. M. C. A. amlitorium, but he doesn't acknowledge to it now. The other evening when tho Swedish Quartette was here one of the troupe discovered thiu he had left his Swedish costume behind at the Nutt House. There was not time for him to go back after it and bo in shape for singing, so Boy was solicited and accommodatingly consented to go for it. Me soon returned from the singer's room thinking I10 had found the identical- garment which at tracted the attention of the pedestrians on tho street as it was represented in tho Quartette's gay lithographs. It was unrolled by the owner when handed to him by Roy and a howl of laughter fol lowed,
rt
shirt.
time.
I
was his mbroidered nij-ht
Tiio Opening of Pike Street. Those interested in tho opening of Pike street from W.'ter east to tho bridge have been notified by the city commissioners to meet at tin? city building on May 5 aud mako objections if they have any. Benefits and damage? will not bo assesseil until after tha
A HE I AGE LI0EN SE.
Edgar Love and Nora A. Stout.
—Ben Ridge, of Lafayette, is in the loitv to seo his brother, D. T. Ridge.
A BE
Tne Cheap
FLASHESfEOMQVEETHE 0ITST.
--Pino apples aio very plentiful in
thiB market. -The P. O. S. of A. banquet will bo on Friday evening, March 18. —A large number of wild ducks were killed at Martin's dam yesterday afternoon.
Over 200 tickets to Indianapolis were sold for the morning and noon trains alone.
Balph Southard got his hand and arm caught in the Star press last uigbt and ho is unable to work. —Judge Chuinasero has granted Hachaol Colvin a now trial in hor case against Eph Wheeler, tlie jury allowing her but $5 damages before. —The ladies of tho auxiliary of the
Y. M. C. A. will meet in the parlors Tuesduy afternoon at 3 o'clock. Let every mombor be present, as there is business of importance. —It was stated in
TUB
.TontNAb that
Emma Shoondorfhad sued her husband, Nicholas, for a dirorce. This was mistake, as sho only sued for a settlement of a debt sho had against hiin. —Tt is really too bad about Mrs Hultz. She got a d'vorce recently and when she got it the court told her she couldn't marry again for two years, Now sho had a good stout, energetic man all fixed up ready to marry her right, off but can't do it now on account of tho court's decree. As it is she
obliged to receive help from the town ship. The law's delays aro some'.imes very vexations.
COLLEGE UUTliS.
Prof. Thomas is constructing a fine tennis court near the residence of M.
Burk. Nearly all the students wont to In diatiapolis to-day and several of the pro fessors.
It is rumored that one of the Seniors will be married before commencement There is not now a married man in collego.
The Sentinel this morning contained pictures of tho contestants in tho contest to-night. Their best friends failed to recognize thom.
Somebody went through the Phi Psi haH nt DePauw the other night and stolo most of tho furniture and all the chapter archives. There is wailing and gnashing of teeth down there.
The Beta Theta Pi alumni of tho city will dine at the Bates House from (i to 8 o'clock to-night. Members of the active chapters of the State will also bo there. Judge Black and Miller of tho appellate and supremo courts, ex-Gov-ernor Portor and others of the fraternity
will bo present. The annual convention and banquet of the Fourth province of the Sigma Chi will be held at tlioDenison this afternoon and evening.
Wabaeli College will have from 250 to 300 students to support her candidate,
Edgar Evans 'ii Tho Phi Gamma Deltas, with ladies, will be entertained this evening at tho residence of Wilmer Christian, No. 200 north Alabama street..—IvilinnnpoliK
Sentinel.
The Sad Case of Eph Wheeler. Epli Wheeler, colored, tho popular and pleasant Bcraper of chins and cutter of hair and whiskers, has retired from business, ruling his oriental booth on west Main street to Mr. Lipkins, late of Lipkinsville or elsewhere. Mr. Wheeli.r will retire to the walks of psivate life and live on the interest of his coin. Epl is tho victim of a cruel and relentless persecution which has told fearfully upon his delicate nerves and refined sensi bilitios. He is a mere shadow of his former self and gets thinner as the days drift by. Ho is feeling much offended at Mrs. Rachel Colvin who accueed him of stealing a pair of clippers when he started inU) business. IIo may bring law suit against old Rachel for $10,000
damages.
'v
xk 1 itoss.
Miss l'er.rl Witt, or Anderson, is visiting here. P. 51. Brown starts for Old Point Comfort, Virginia to-day. lie oxpocls to star till hiB health is improred.
We Are How Receiving
Our new goods purchased while in New York, and would say that we will have the largest and best stock at reasonable prices it has ever been our iortune to possess.
Call and see us for anything new and nobby. We will have them tnis week.
E IN S O N
Dry Goods Man. Next to Elston's Bank.
The Leland
5c Cigar.
The Leland
tho city to-day. —R. H. Culbertson. of Hrnsiil. is visiting in the city. —Tom Campbell, of Darlington, WHS in tho city to-day. —Missos Ora and Bettie Kennedy aro visiting in Indianapolis. --Milt McKeo is looking after his fences in Ladoga to-day. -—Miss Millie Wiihite, who has been it Wavelnnd. returned to-day. —Miss Lillie Boesgan, of Columbus, is the guest of Mrs. C. L. Boat. 7 —Miss Nona Huffman has returned from a pleasant visit with Indianapolis relatives. —Tohn C. Canine. Pony Moody, Aliers Chenault and Deo Moore, of Wavelnnd, were in town to-day. —Mort L. Butcher, Waveland's enterprising newsdealer and notary public, was in the city on legal business to-day.
—Eve, oar and throat diseases only Dr. Green. Joel Block. Fitting of glnmea a •fc«inltT.
v,
«.
Couhing le.uts to insu-.nptions Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once.
An Illustrated book, entitled
The LELAND is what a gieat
many people aie smoking, because
they have found it to be the best
they can get for
gate for yourself.
Wm. DONEY CIGAR Co.
COMING AND GOING.
-^I'rof. Milford is in Attica. -5-Will Goltra continues to improve. Tip Wado iB down from Lafayette. -Ii. S. Thomson went to Frankfort, to-day. ^—"Will McFadden, of Bainbridge, is in town. —C. L. BoBt went to Cincinnati this morning. —George Dillman returned to Waveland to-day. —J. II. Dilkos was over from Indianapolis to-day. .ri-S —W, W. Layton. of Covington was in tho city to-day. —-O. B. King, of Terre Haute, was in
F'
FIVE CENTS
If you don't believe
ilk- investi-
is still kept up
The LELAND
to its high s'andard-—a delightful
rribinalion of Havana and Sumatro
—Try it. Made ami its quality
guaranteed by the
IL'NI) A IIIIK'. 1 't, 11 ni 1 IIM ritllo'. I
Non-Resident Notice.
A'olice to non resident lautl oieners of the oiicnimj anil e.ftr.nniitn of Pike street from the cant tine of Meadow utreet lo tlic 1 vest line of Klstoii tirenue.
He it remembered llmt 011 tin lOlli iln.v of October, iKfl. it WAS ordered by the Common Council of the city of Crawfordsville. Indianu. that the nuilter of opening and extending l'ike street in said city from Meadow street east to Klston avenue be referred to Uie eily coiimns-ioners for tiller action thereon, and that said cit.v commissioner?, haviUKon tlic lllti day of .March, lMflJ, tiled a notice in my ofliee that they would meet for the pui'iione of hcariiiK evidence and us scssihir benellts and damages at tho office of the Mayor of the city on Thursday, the 5th day of May. IMKi, at 51 o'clock a in.
Notice is therelore hereby given to Helen E. Ulair, Anna 1J. Taylor. Rather Joel, John H. Ilobb, Jonnio U. Smith, Wilimur Sellers, Henry H. CarniiRton, .losC|»hitul'| Brookor, Win. T. May. Minnie C. May,. Oliver Hurk, Jennie (J Lambert. James M. Thompson, Alice I.. Thompson, Hattie MeKwen and the Louisville. New Albany Chicago Itaihvav Company, of the day when the commissioners will meet 11 hew evidence anil take action on said 9l.ro extcntion.
Witness my hand and seal of said city of Crawfordsville, Iud.. tlusllth day of March 1SUU. C. M. SCOTT,
March 11, Is!)'.1. City Clerk.
ulTmn«ted by
THE DRESS IS FINISHEO. SO AM I."
A goraeons costume flashed hcnciitli tie' bnilian! lights of a ball-room a queen of -ociel.v i« radir.iil. to-nlaht." The nervous haniN of a weak woman Imve toiled lav and night, the weary frame and aching head
IIHW
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Jilil.WAl'KF.K. March 10.—A young man, supposed from letters found on him to bo N. S. Nugent, of South liend or WalUerton, 1ml.. was suffocated by jfas at Langlois hotel. Ashe had been quite sick it is thought he suicided.
Trolmhlj Met with Foul 1'lnj. VAI.PAIIAISO. Ind., March II.—Anna Noycs. of Lake Station, is missing'. .She is supposed to have met with foul play in rim-ago.
A llarglar
I'onn.ANii, Ind., March It.—Andrew .1. Haley, of this place, is in jail for burglaries nenr Connersville, Ind. H« confessed.
Irtl
mf /lM!l
known 110 rest fur "the dress
must finished in time." To that, queen of society and li- dressmaker we would say a word. One, through hot-house! eiilt.urf, luxury, and excitement,' ami the other, through tie- toil of uw^ssity, may some day find their ailments a common eaue. Tie* Vegetable Compound will '-naMe both to meet, 1 lie demands of sociel v.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
iMhronly Cur«* NML LCJRITLIMTTV HciimmI.t COMPOUND lor thr jwculisir :in»l nt wouini. Jt currs the uort form* of FYmaU' Comphiiuts tliul lt*iH»low» FCHIIIJ WOHU Hack. Fulling in*i l)iplar'iin ut nt the Womb, hiiluiiimiuioii, MVUMHII |roulU «. niul Ml Orj»juiic the L'trrii* nr Womb, anil Invjilmihk J" the Cluiiijrr ntb Lift1. I»H•snlvrs :mhI «'X|H'I^uf
E E A E
Tumor* t'rnm thr L'tt rn» at an early stupe, ami checks inn ftnli'iu*) to
Oiiicernu-* Humor. SuMues Famlnei*-*, I'.xoitaMlily, Nervnu* Prn«traMMi, l.\haiiMjnn. nml j-trriitftlu n* ami torn'* the toimicli. i'nie« llcmlarlie, I'rhlhtv, I etc., mill im Isolate- the whole Mtem. l'«»r rm of hMn*-y lilt eiihrrex, (he Compound liu* no ritul.
All Drujf)ti»tp it a. a maiuluril artst lc. or sent tv moil, inform of Pill- or t.ozent?e»t on receipt of 1H.OW. LYDIA E. PIWKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN. MASS.
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value to ladies* We will present
Guide to Health and Etiquette," by lydia E. Pinkham, is of great
a
copy to anyone addretsing us with two 2*ceiit stamps.