Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 April 1892 — Page 3

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A 7-foot window curtain on a spring roller for 25 cents.

A carpet stretcher and tack-hammer combined for 65 cents.

1 dozen boxes of tacks for 10 cents, etc.

Ross Bros,

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GOOD CHANCE TO BUY A Pair of Wright & Peter's LADIES'SHOES CHEAP at

Ed VanCamp & Co.'s.

Quick Meal

Gasand Gasoline Stoves.®

The season has come for GAS and GASOLINE STOVES and we are at the" front with the best line of these stoves on the market. We have a

Natural Gas Stove connected to show our customers, and we give a special invitation to call and see it. We have different styles We are agents for the ALASKA REFRIGERA­

TOR,the best on"the market. We are also agents

FURNITURE:

the Rapid Ice Cream Freezer. The above goods 7/eare selling at low prices.

We have received in the last two weeks 50 Bedroom Suits, price

$15 to $100. Do not fail to see our $15 bedroom suits in

maple. W° will sell you an all Oak Suit for $17. New

dining-room chairs, tables, side-boards, fancy chairs, reed

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and ratan chairs arriving every day. make a

spccial offer for this -ucck only. We will sell you an all

copper Tea-Kettle for $1. This price was never

known before for a copper teakettle.

We are still in the grocery trade and selling cheaper than any

house will here. A car load of fine Michigan potatoes in this

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DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1892.

THE DAILY JOCIINAIJ IS on eule by KobiriBon Wallace, and Pontious Lucev.

To Larger Quarters.

Abo LevinBou'a business has outgrown his present qnnrters and therefore he has rented the Ensmingor grocery room. It will be refitted entirely and be ready Tor its now occupant in about six weeks.

For Divorce.

•T. R. Courtney, attorney for Mabel O. Goben, has instituted divorce proceedings against Will Goben. The complaint alleges cruel trontment and abuse. J.t is not known whether a defense will be made or not.

The Yandes Ooterie,

The Yandes Coterie met Saturday evening in the olTice of J. L. Shruin and listened lo an entertaining paper by Prof. J. H. Ransom, on "John Daltoa." Mr. Ransom considered tho life of the great chemist an epocli in history and the introduction of the atomic theory as by Dnlton a revolution in scieDce. The paper was carefully prepared and showed no little study and research.

An Alliance Picnic.

Saturday was a day for the Alliance men near New Ross. One passing along tho Lebanon gravel road would bo BUT prised see buckets, baskets and sacks of rich provisions setting on boxes and around tho Hmert school house. It was evident that they were preparing for their annual feast of baked beans and '•orn. Several visitors were present and after dinner speeches were thought to lie in order. Several of the young politicians spoke, after which Dave Shockley, the poet mugwump, arose and in a four hours' speech fairly worked the joyous throng up to Biich heat that thoy were as near one as men ever got. Davy is fiurely a politician and with his seedy looks ho runs a chance of being nom inateil to fill somo otlice. Tho orgies continued iar into the night.

Tho Doctor is Sore.

It was generally supposed Saturday that Dr. lironaugh would be re-nomi-nated by acclamation for Coroner, but when Jim Robbins, of his township, was put lip for Assessor, the Doctor was cooked and thrf" convention nominated Culver, of Wayuetown. Rronaugh got up in the convention and said he never did givo a snap of his finger for the office but that he had merely taken it to help our the ticket. When he was kicked off, however, simply because his township had another man, Rronaugh of course felt soro and went homo to New Ross chewing tho rag energetically. Tho Doctor ascribed his defeat to the fact that he had worked against Wren and having expressed his disgust in no mild language he concluded with the statement that '-it was ono thing to nominate a man but a blank sight bigger thing to eleot him." The Doctor is dead right on this point.

For Representative.

Gilbert Gray, of Walnut township, is announced in to-day's JOUHNAL as a candidate for Representative before the Republican convention to be held in this city on May 7. Mr. Gray was born in North Carolina 48 years ago. When eight years of ago he came with his father to this State and located on a farm near Cannel, Hamilton county, where ho grew to manhood ond at the age of eighteen enlisted in Co. F, 10th Indiana regiment and served with that organization until it was mustered out and then was transferred to tho 58th Indiana and marched with -Sherman to the sea. In 1877 ho came to this county and bought a farm in Walnut township whore he IIIIB since resided. Ho is one of the most active farmers and stockraisers in tho county, and in everything which has for its object the development and building up of his neighborhood, township and county he has taken a leading and coiiFpicuous part. Ho is a thoroughgoing Republican and has ever taken an active interest in politics having in now the SUCCOES of his party ticket. He is popular and if nominated will come uuder tho wiro several lengths ahead of his opponent.

COLLEGE WOTiiS.

riunkett, 't0, was over from Indianapiili* in spfiid Sunoay. J'urdiie defeated Butler on Saturday liv a so or I I ao i).

HoiTei'i mid Todd should lie given a show with the ball team. IJutler will play Wabash nere next Saturday, and Hanover will lie with lis

Saturday following. Rilu-i East man, has given up the study of niedio.no and will do sketching ir a Chicago or Alliativ, X. V., paper.

The college ore! estra furnished its sou 1

Stirling

music yesterday after-

ion at tho special Easter services at the college chapel. The occasion was very pleasant and profitable.

MAKRIAGE LICENSE.

James A. Morgan and Anna Slattery.

EVEHVBOHY invited to tho mask ball Monday night nt the P. (). S. of A. armory. Ladies free.

AN elegant new slock of chandeliers and gas globes at Rial Benjamin's plumbing shop. Call nnd soe.

TICKETS for Company 1 dunce for salo by all members of tho company. Ladies freo.,

SritAY pumps andPare GardenSeods fho boBtarc found at Tinsley Mar-

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EASTER SERVICES.

Most of tho churches had special Easter services in tho evening for tho children but owing to tho heavy rain thoy wore sadly interfered with nnd but small audiences were able to attend.

Special tnuBic, lovely flowers and a beautiful Easter sermon by the pastor, Rev. G. P. Fuson, delighted the audience of the Baptist church yesterday, Rev. FUBOD'B sermon WHS carefully'S prepared and showed originality and deep thought. It was a lenutifnl Easter servipe and one long to bo remembered by tho congregation.

Dr. Cunningham delivered two most excellent sermons yesterday giving his hearers a new insight into the moaning of Euslor. The choir rendered some fine music appropriate to the day, boing assisted by Mrs. A. B. Andorson and Mrs. C. L. Thomas. Tho floral decora lions wore beautiful and more profuse than for years. The flowers were furnished freo of charge by Mrs. Anthony VnnLeven.

The services at tho First Presbyterian church yesterday morning were of an entertaining character, un excellent Eastor sorinon being delivered by the pastor, Rev. R. S. Inglis, who preached from Luke 24-34 ond turneu the occa sion to good nccount by a pointed and polished address. Tho audience room was prettily and tastefully decorated and the music of a high standard, choBen exproesly for its appropriateness for the occasion.

The Christian church had boon handsomely decorated yesterday and uround tho sparkling fountain just in tho ro'ir of tho altar banks of flowers and bright blossoms glistened under thoir burden of spray. Special music was rendered by tho choir and proved to be of most expressive und enjoyable character. The sermon by Rov. S. W. Brown doait with tho crucifixion nnd the resurrection of the ChriBl and was a masterly effort A largo nudiencc was present and not a vacant Beat remained in the large and commodious audience room.

The services at tho Methodist church yesterday morning woro among the most successful of Rev. G. W. Switzer's pas toralo. The church had been beautiful ly decorated with heavy banks of palms, trailing vines and bououots of cut (lowers which gave the handsomo and ienco room almost the appearance of great conservatory. Before tho time for the arrival of the Knights Templar all the soats, save those reserved for the order, had been taken and the chapel was open to nccommodate the immense audrenco. The Knights made an imposing appearance as they eutered in full regalia and took the seats assigned them on tho front rows. The music was appropriate for the occasion and included a benutiful anthem by the choir and 11 bass solo by Mr. McNutt Tho sermon of tho pastor waB taken from the test, "He iB Risen" ond was a strong effort in every particular. It was an Easter day sermon and abounded in beautiful thought and expression. Tho latter part was addressed to the visiting order and was of peculiar interest to its members. Mr. Switzer 16 to be highly complimented on his effort of yesterday. Tho reading of the "Apostle's Creed" and other work by tho Knight's Templar innde tho service all tho more beautiful and impressive.

PLASHES FROM OVER THE OITYY

—James Galey, aged 70 years,died at Brown's Valley Friday and was buried yesterday. —As it rained yesterday, rain mny bo confidently expected for seven succeeding Sundays. —This was gravel road day in the Commissioners court and numeros 11c counts were allowed. —J. R. Bryant has gono on a tour of several weeks through Tennessee, tho Carol inns and Florida. —Tho saloons woro practically closed yesterday and tho thirstor for strong •Jrink was in hard lines. —.lames Brown, of Donville, Ills., who has been sick here was taken to Indianapolis this morning by Mrs. Dr. Irwin. —Tickets for reserved seats to tho National Flower will be 011 sale to-mor-row morning at Robinson Wallace's book store. —Miss liattio Ashley has been elected as delegate to tho conference convention which meets at, Michigan City on April •-J7 and 'i8. —Tho jury in tho suit of .Tosse Tomlinson against C. N. Vancleavo retired Saturday evening but being unable to agree woro discharged. —The National Flower! Which shall it be, Roses, Daisies, Lilies i1 Judge and jury will decide at Music Hall on Thursday evening, April '21.

Wallace Sparks is the only pro nouneed "Swallowtail" nominated Saturday. Ho would give his patronage to tho Star if ho could bo elected. —II. S. Watson has purchased the lot in the Galey addition on Wabash avenue just oast of tho property of JosH. Watson and will shortly build a res­

idence there. —Men nnd boys from town were lined up and down Sugar Creek yesterday by tho hundred engaged in fishing. Considerable snaring was done and perhaps a little dynamiting. —W. II. Armontrout, trustee of Sugar Creek township, has the sympathy of all his friends nnd acquaintances in his lost sad bereavement, his son John dying of consumption last Friday.

Millinery Goods

Are Simply Beautiful.

Beautiful Fans

In All Colors nnd Style*.

Spring Jackets, Wraps.

Arc Way Hclow Competition,

This is the fourth child Mr. Armentrout has lost within three years. J. A. Greene and A. A. McCain have bought an interest in tho CKAWKOHDSVILLE JOURNAL. They both are hustlers, good newspaper man and a valuable acquisition to tho managerial department of that, one of tho best papers in Indiana.— I 'eeilerxbunj Xrirs. •Darlington is in tho throes of a social sensation. Last evoirng about six o'clock throe couples in three buggies drove into a covered bridgo at the old Manker mill and remained th' ro until nine o'clock. At that time Dr. Owsley drovo in and as it was pitch dark a smash up ensued. Tho young men will have to explain to the young ladies' parents.

-Professor and Airs. A. B. Milford of Crawfoidsville, will come to morrow and visit Mrs. J. E. Clolond on West St. Clair street. Prof. Milford will read a paper on "Blownlf, the Saxon," before tho Gentleman's Olub, to-inorrow night. Tho gentlemen have docided to give their lady friends tho pleasure of hearing Professor Milford, nnd so have announced an extra ladies' night. —Jnili auapolis Joitninl.

COMING AND GOING.

~-D. A. Goodin iB quite sick. ~-.T. S. Sollars, of Frankfort, is in the city. --G. L. Boll was'in day. —M. C. Kline to-day. —A. F. Ramsey was in Indinnapolis to-day.

—D. W. Gerard went to Danville, 111., to-day.

—Wm. Hiatt spent tho day in Darlington. —Mrs. Tuck Cox is down from LaFay otte.

—A. 11. Blair returned to Indianapolis to-day. —Ed VanCamp went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. George Browor has returned to LaFayette. —Judge A. D.Thomas was Covington to-day. —Miss Nettie Scott has returned from Indinnapolis. —Fnthor Dinnen held Easter Monday services at Ladoga. —Elinor Marsh and wife spent Simday in Waynetown. —Albert Wert, of Indianapolis, was in the city yesterday. —Otis Miller was over frotn Decatur, Ills., to spend Sunday. —Tom Eastman, of Indianapolis, was in the city over Sunday. —J. C. Edgoworth, of Loganeport. spent Sunday in the city. -Miss Hnttie Fowler, of Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. Ed Voris. —Miss Helen Smith has returned from a visit in Terre Haute. -Miss Nora Hawk, of Chicago, spent Sunday with Sheriff Bible. •J. C. Edgoworth was down from Logonsport to spend Sunday.

Melauelhoh I'lunkett, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday in the city. —M. 1). White and Gen. M.

son went to Indianapolis to-day. —Ad Coddington nnd family turned to Kearney, Neb., to-day.

Mrs. Sarah Dunbar, tho IIIO'. tier of Mrs. W. W. Morgan, is seriously ill. -Mrs. 0. L. Simmons, of Bloonnnguin, is the guest of Mrs. C. II. Head. "—Judge Seller is in Greencastlo attending the Democratic convention of the Fifth district. —Miss May Fullenwider, winner in the county contest, spent Sunday with Joseph Milligan and family. —Mrs. Copt. Smiloy and Mrs. Dr. Smith, of Greencastlo, were the guests of Fred Gardner over Sunday. —Miss Mabel Cook is now visiting Mrs. Dr. Gott and the Misses Allen, at C/awfordBvillo.—Terre Haute E.i'jirrss. —Henry and Fremont Alfroy went to Terre Haute this morning from which point thoy will start for Poplar Bluffs in a few days. —Miss Rozzie Dartor wont to Chicago to-day where she will join Miss Ora •Kennedy and tho two will go Idaho to spend the summer. —James M. Waugh,GusTruitt, Harry

Pontious, G. W. Markloy and J. R. Bonnell have gone to Evansville to attend tho Grand Comtnondery, K. T. —Edwin H. Anderson nnd wife are the guests of A. B. Anderson. Mr.(

Anderson is on his way to Braddock,

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Tho Big Four will soil excursion rates St. Louis May 11 and 12. good returning May 13, on the occasion of the 17th anniversary of tho A. O. U. W., to oe held May 12.

PLUMHINQ and gas fitting at 20 per cent, discount at Rial Benjamin's, in Music Hall Block.

HOSE nt way down prices at llial Benjamin's plumbing shop.

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Allow uie to add my tribute to the efficacy of Ely's Cream Balm. I was suffering from a severe attack of influenza and catarrh and was induced to try your remedy. I could hardly articulate, and in less than twenty-four hours tho catarrhal symptoms nnd my hoarseness disappeared and I was ablo to sing a heavy role in Grand Opera with voice unimpaired. I strongly recommend it to all singers.—Wm. H. Hamilton, loadBasso of thoC. D. Hess Grand Opera.

Heaervlng Vratne.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years wo havobeeu soiling Dr. Kiug's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Ijife Pills. Bucklon's Arnica Salvo and Electric Bitters nnd have never iiondlod remedies that sell as well, or that havo given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee thom every time, and we stand ready to, refund the purchaso price' if satisfactory results do not follow their uso. These I remedies hove won thoir great populariMim- tv purely on thoir merits. Nye .t Co.

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Natural Gas Fitting at Rock Bottom Prices.

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Music Hall Block,

120 South Green Street, Crawforilsvillu, Indiana

Penn., where ho will take charge of the Carnegio library.

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Beginning to-day we will bake twice a day. Remember you can get warm rolls, biscuits, buns and bread for your supper ov. ry evening.

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