Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 May 1892 — Page 3
from 5 to 6 o'clock.
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Dry-Goods
prices.
Bicycle|Riding School!
Ed VanCamp& Co.
Are showing the largest line of Ladies' Oxford Tics
that have ever been brought to the city.
Another Car of Sugar.
This is the month to buy Sugar as next month
Sugars are always high. We are sell
24 lbs. Ex."C. Sugar ...81.00
2:i "White Ex. O. 1.00
21 Conf. A. 1.00
1 IJ'IOU
1 Jiunnor
1 .Ifrw'V
FURNITURE—New Furniture arriving daily. The stock was never so large as at present. We are selling furniture cheap. Furniture sold on payments.
QUEENSWARE—We have decided to enlarge our stock in this line of goods and have bought in Madcloclis, Semi-Porcelan ware, White China Chamber Sets, Dinner ware and fancy wares of all kinds. Come and look through.
Ross Bros. Bicycle Riding
School, in the Y. M. C. A. audi
torium, will be open from 4 to 5
every afternoon, for ladies only.
Lessons given free of charge.
Private lessons given to purchasers at any time during the day or
evening. Gentlemen desiring to learn or practice will please come
Ross Bros, 99-cent Store Cull and see our Hiding School at Y.M.C.A. auditorium.
ing sugar at the following low prices:
FLOUK.
25 lbB. Ben Hur 8 .GO 50 1.20 85 l'ure Gold 70 50 1.40
21 OnmulntPil 1.00 25 White Kose 00 1 Arbiirlcles CofToo 20
50
.20
Gold Mediil
20 50
We will keep the Knsminger stock at the present k.c itiori r.iUil June 1 will commence moving it May 2S. We mv ('.wiin^ out a great mail}' articles less than cost. We have for sale a lot of fixtures, cheap.
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.
"During Wool Season,"
And at all other limes, we are headquarters for all kinds of
Both Foreign and Domestic.
Uui stock is complete in every department and in gents' wear for
•Suits and Pants Patterns are complete and up to the styles..
Our Millinery $5 per cent, cheaper than any other competitor's
yers & Charm
East Main Street. Harter Block.
Order Your New Suit
OP
COLMAN & MURPHY,
'1'he Leu]lng Tailor', iiOO East Main Street.
Da Jo
L20
25 Pride of Peorin 75 50
1.50 75 1,50
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 18. 1892. an
TIIK DAILY JOCHNAL IS on sale by Robinson & Wallace, and Pontious & LHCOV.
To tbe Convention.
To-morrow morting at seven o'clock the special train bound for the Democratic congressional convention at Terre Haute will leave the Vandalin station. The round trip is 81.10 and the Democratic central committee took out 100 tickets as a guarantee. More are expected to be sold, however.
Sale of the Ortli Home.
Dr. M. S. Hopper, formerly of Darlington, but now a resident of LaFayette, has bought the residence property of the late Godlove S. Ortij in that city. It was built by Mr. Orth at a cost of 822.500, and is one of the finest residence sites in LaFayette but Dr. Hopper bought it for 88,000.
Stroke of Paralysis.
Oapt. J. B. Pence suffered yesterday from a stroke of paralysis at his home on east Main street. One Bide of his face was badly affected and he has tern porarily lost the uso of one eye and one side of his mouth. His tongue is un affected, however, and he can take his meals with some discomforture. It is thought that with propel medical atten dance ho will bo able to bo about soon
A Swell Affair.
The dancing club composed of members of the P. O. S. of A. are sparing neither time or expenso to make their dunce to-morrow evening a success. A large number huve beon invited and thoy expect to have everything arranged so as to make the occasion one long to bo remembered by them. The grand march will begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock.
Reception.
Last evening at his home on east Main street Mr. Homor Hills was at home to about fifty of his frionds. The house was handsomely decorated for the occasion and presented a most beautiful appearance. The refreshments served were delicious ana the evening was most pleasantly passed by the guests. One of the features of the evening waa the singing of Miss Blanche Trevey, who favored those present with several very pretty selections.
Still At Large.
Although there is a standing reward of 8200 for each of the burglars who es caped from the county jail Monday night, thoBe gentlemen are still at large. Sheriff Bible and his deputies have covered considerable territory and hear of "suspicious looking chari'cters" from all quarters. It was reported this morning that the negro who robbed the Ynn dalia station had been caught at Lebanon and this afternoon it was- reported that he spent yesterday at Veedeibburg. Thither Sheriff Bible wc-nt post haste and is still there. Grant Agnew thought ho had them sure at Linden yesterday afternoon but last night ot midnight he drove into town empty handed. He did not go to bod, however, but boarding the north bound Monon train he loft for LaFayette where he thought his birds were reposing. At three o'clock no news of the fleeing ones had beon obtained.
His Eeady Bazor.
Many of the friends of Mr. Jim Gill, our esteemed colored citizen, know that his affections are extremely susceptible, and that when thoy ore injured the direct resnltant is the drawing of very large and a very ugly razor. Miss Lizzie Piatt is a charming little brunette who resides over Poole's grocery store and from some cause or other Mr. .Tim fell desperately in love with her. Miss Lizzie did not reciprocate and when Jim knolt at her feet reBtorday and told her that his heart and fortuno and family, tree were at her disposal she spurned him cruelly. Jim's affections were injured so ho drew his razor and went after Miss Lizzie evidently determined to have a slice of the charmer if not all of her. Miss Lizzio escaped and has sworn out a warrant for Jim's arrest. Jim is no where to be found and his frionds fear he has gone nnd jumped into the raging waters of Sugar Crock, there tc seek oblivion from the sorrows of this life.
An Artist.
Tom Lyons, the bald headed burglar who quitted our town so rudely the -her ovouing, is an artist of no mean merit and tl white walls of tho jail are completely covered with evidences of his surpassing skill. Some designs are quito startling and represent, for example, lingo snakes crawling out of huge cups which presumably have hold wine in their timo. These snakes are of an unusual variety nnd aro probably patterned after some which Torn saw in his boots during the gladsome days of his yuith. Tom has also placed mottoes about on the wall in very loud lottors.
O110
is a glaring eulogy of his
nttornoys, llannu & Hanna. While just under tlip window from which tho prisoners escaped is noatly drawn, "Home, Hoino, Sweet, Sweot Home." Tom was evidently acting~on the inspiration of theso works when he kicked the bars out of tho window. What might be considered suggestive stares every visitor in the face upon his entrance and roads as follows: 4 •TI10 rose Is red. the violets blue, 11' you'vo uny (olmeeo Klve
Im-n
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TIIK most popular is the La UOBII Cigar.
A Goose Nibble Bobbery.
Goose Nibble hns again arisen in her fair fame and claimed the attention of ever admiring publio. Last evening
Big Four freight train rolled in and put up for the night on a switch on tho edge of the Nibble. The geese looked up from their peaceful lunoheon of young frogs and tadpoles and remarked each other that brakemen and conductors were getting mighty careless of other people's property in these degenerate days. And so, in fact, it seems. The brakemen, after the train stopped, walked over to the Junction HOUBB bar rail on the evils of intemperance and try to induce the bar keeper to change his mode of life. While they were gone some persons to fame, fortune and polioe unknown walked over through the wet, muddy mud and with an ax chopped open three defenseless freight cars. In one of these cars was a sack of seed potatoes and a large box of ladies' fine shoes for O. B. Arms. The persons unknown very inconsiderately emptied the potn toes out on the floor and then selected 13 pairs of fine shoes and put them in the sack. From one of the other cars they took a large consignment of cove oysters and from another enough corn beef to feed the convention at Terre Haute to morrow. The police were informed this morning and are now looking for the guilty parties. All Goose Nibble is agog with expectation and every Nibbler eyes his neighbor askance as much as to say, "You dono it."
Affirmed,
Tho case of Clow & Son, of Chicago against John S. Brown and others, officers of the old Water Works Company which was decided ugainst the plaintiff by the Montgomery-county court, has been affirmed by the Supreme Court. A rehearing will be asked by Clow & Son Judge Miller, who rendered the decis ion, states that in an action against di rectors of a corporation by creditors for failure to collect the capital stock of the corporation, it was not error to reject oral evidence concerning the issuing of slock to other parties where there was written contract, that being the best evidence of tho purpose and circum stances under which the stock was is sued. 2. Statement of an officer of the corporation as to the cost of its plant made before the Bourd of Equali zalion is not competent evidence in such action.
Some Pino Baoes.
Nest Fall we may expect some fine speed exhibitions at our fair, judging from the -purses offered. Tho following is tho programme: yy
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7.
3:00 Trot Purse 8200 2:25 Pace 300 2:27 Trot 250
TIIUKSDAY, SEPT. 8.
2:35 Trot Purse 8200 2:18 Pace 8E0 Mile and repeat Run 150
FRIDAY, SEPT.' 9.
2:20 Trot Purse 8350 2:35 Pace 200 Half mile and repeat Run... 100
Entries will close on August 10.
Masonio Musical.
The Masons have just purchased a new Fischer piano nnd on Thursdny evening will dedicate it with a nmsicale. The following is the programme: Quartette—Miss Mary Campbell, Mrs. C. I..
Thomas Messrs. McCain and Hughe*. Piano Solo Miss Minnie Jtlchmond Remarks ...Uev. G, \V. Swltzer SOUR Miss Maude Cowan liecitatlon Miss Nell Nicholson Violin Solo Miss Helen Watson Piano Duet Ora Moffctt and Lenora Harnhili Song G. F. llnglii'K Vocal Duet Miss Campbell, Mr. MCTHIII AecompuolsLs—Mrs, M. D. iiritta, Mrs. A. Jl.
Anderson and Miss Manetta Wolf
Farmers Council.
The Farmers' Council meets Thursday, May 25, at 8:30 a. m., in the small court room. The following is the programme 8:30—Discussion—Now System of 1 Jopairing Highways.P. S. Kennody 10:30—Fruit Trees and Frnit Growing,
John Holloway
1:30—Paper—Home and Woman's part therein Mrs. Jns. A. Mount 2:30—Gardening. Anthony VantLevon.
How tho Stand.
Tho following is the standing of the base ball clubs cf the Inter-Collegiulo Association:
Indiana DePauw Wabash i'urdue Hanover Polytechnic Ilutler
Won lost Per Cent :i l.ooo ,. :i i.ooo 2 2 5 0 0 !2 .500 2 4 2 :i .ooo
Best In The State.
We lead the procession. Since our race track hns been repaired under the management of .T. J. Insley it is pro nounced by experienced horsemen to be the finest half mile course in Indiana.
Bemove Your Garbage.
The State Bourd ot Health has issued an order instructing the local boards of 1« nlth to require all property owners to remove from thoir premises nil gnrbhge, waste or other' matter whioh may prove detrimental to the publio health or in any mnnner interfere with the comfort of the people. Property owners will please take notice and net accordingly. Failure to do so is punishable by fine.
B. F. HUTCHINOS, City Health Oflicer.
P.
0. S. of A. Oommandery.
There will be s]eciul meeting of tho P. O. S. of A. Cominandery this evening and every member is requested to be present. F. B. WILIIITE, B. F. MCCLAMROCK,
Scribe. Captain.
—Will Hutnphroy carried lot of law liooks to Covington this nfternoon.
A
True Heart.
Red are tho lips of my darling, my dear, \y/ Sweet aro tho lips ot my own Love like a bw at her budding mouth sips.
Drunken with passion before ho has flown. But oh. and oh, .y .Red lips willValo so mo day.
While a truo heart lasts for aye.
Gray aro the eyes of my darllnc, my dear, Bright are tho eyes of my queen Fond as the dreaming of tropical skies,
Glad the rivulet's midsummer sheen. But oh, and oh. Bright eyes will dim some day.
While a truo heart lasts for ayo.
Brown is this tress of my darling, my dear, Silken this trees of-my fair Brown with a hint of the sun's tenderness
Twined in the strands of her beautiful hair. But oh, and oh, Sweet locks will thin some day.
While a truo heart wears for aye.
Praises belong to my darling, my dear, Love is but duo to my sweet So hero 1 pluck from the garden of song
This tiuy blossom to throw at her feet. But oh, and oh, Beauty will fade some day,
While a true heart lasts for ayo. —George Horton.
LASHEB FROM OVER THE 0IT ?.
—Judge Davidson is reported to be worse again. Tho lied Tail nine and the South Endors will cross lv.ts Friday nrtornoon nt two o'clock. —lion. A. N. Higgins leaves next Monday for Denver, Col., in the hope of improving his lienlth. —Tho suit of Mrs. .Tolm Wingnte against tho Clover Leaf road is now going on at ltockville. —The Red Cross degree work in the K. T. hall night wus followed by a banquet to which over forty sat down. —G. F. Patterson hns been elected by tho colored Odd Fellows to represent thorn nt tho Terro Haute convention. —Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Jackson have issued invitations for Friday ovening in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. V. Clnslett. of Indianapolis. —A small freight wreck near Indianapolis delayed tho west bound passenger on tho Big Four yesterduy afternoon until three o'clock. —Emma Conner will givo Jim Starke a chance to retract by carding nil tho papers in the county with a denial of his sland«r. If he refuses to do this he will bo sued at once. —The debating soci ity of the A. M.
E. church is preparing to discuss tho relative merits of tho stenm boat and locomotive in civilization. Tho debnto will occur two weeks from last night. —At tho regular meeting of the 1'. O. S. of A. last evening It. K. Krout was elected Past-President. George Bayless was initiated into the mysteries of the order and idl enjoyed a plousant mooting.
CAI.L for the La llosa Cigar.
00MING AND GOING.
—O. O. Irwin IB in Greenfield. —Jim Mnhorney's wenttoTndianapol to-day. —Will Tcwnsley was in Veodersburg to-day. —.Tames Walton linn returned to Shelbyville. —J. M. Martin hns returned from Covington. —G. F. Hughes went to Oreenoastle tliiB aftornoon.. —Cnpt. E. P. McClaskoy was in Jjii Fayette to-dav. —M. A. Gelewiih, of Oreenoastle, was in the city to-day. —Miss Birdio Dill IHIIU went to Lado gn Wiis aftornoon. —Ooorgo nnrnev returned to Ladoga this nfternoon. —Mrs. Marshall Nye and son are vis iting in LaFayette. —Miss Maggie Farmer went to La-
Fuyotte this morning. —Harry Duckworth went to Louis ville, Ky., Inst night. —Nntlinn Pickott roturned to his home in Kokomo to-day. —J. F. Wnrfol, of tho Ladoga T.eailcr, was in tho city last night. —C. M. Berry and wife, of Veedersburg, were in tho oity (o day. —Will Davis was in Indianapolis today meeting with the Odd Follows. —Dr. £Iooro, of tho Midland, was in the city to-day leaving for Looanon. —Mrs. Charles Caiter as returned to lion chdale after a visitwith friends here, —J. J. Insley left to-day for a threo week's outing at Cedar Luke in Starke county. —W. C. Gobble, tho phonograph man from Wnynxtown, is iu tho city, giving street concerts. —Dr. Gott, W. C. Cnrr, P. S. Kennedy, Dr. Taylor and Charley Johnson all went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. A. C. Jcnnison, Mrs. 0. L. Thomas nnd Miss Mary Binford went to LnLayette this afternoon to attend the convention of the ladies literary clubs of Indinnn.
Coughing lends to Consumptions Kemp'sBnlsam will stop the cough at
THE WET WEATHER
Of the past week did not keep the crowds away from our removal sale. We have sold a great many goods and still have plenty of bargains for all, so avail yourself oi this opportunity to buy
Dry Goods, Cloaks, Notions and Millinery Goods cheaper than you ever bought them betore.
Remember we remove to our new location about June 15 in the room formerly occupied by Ensminger, the Grocer, next door to to Klien's Jewelry Store.
FOR
HYDRANTS, HOSE, PUMPS,
CAI.L ON
SANITARY PLUMB
MUSIC HALLBLOCK.
MOTP"*iw«lineStows
I Hove Taken Several
Nat. Gas Stoves,SS
SINKS, Etc.,
RIAL BENJAMIN,
UHittrd for imluml
INW I C. t*:LK and imruiitft'd to work pt'i in lly Cost of elmnirliifr from oil coins to *1 burner.
TECE
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Clinton county will cast her thirty votes for Ira J. Chase, lie i8 a commoner and in touch with the manses, tiie kind of a man tho people tie to. Harrison and Chase can carry Indiana and Indiana must be carried.—Frankfort ens.
The Montgomery and Parke county Democrats aro preparing to invado Vigo county, the bailiwick of the bosseB, next Thursday several hundred strong, and by their presence and support of Brookshire for renouiination, endeavor to defeat the effort ot the bosses to boss district politics as absolutely as they do those of Vigo county. It will be an interesting contest.We confess that wo have a strong heliof in tho success of bossism in tho Democratic party, county, district or State, but tho 90 per cent, of kickers in this instance are likely to make an effective kick.—7Vnv ]fante K.vpivs:».
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Bottles of Bradfiekl's Female llegulator for falling of the womb nnd other die eases combined, of 1G years standing, and 1 really believe I am cured entirely, for which please accept my thanks
Mus. W. 13. STEHBINS, ltidge, Ga. Sold by Nye & Co.
Go to the Willis gallery and BOO a bucket bought of Zack Mah.irney.
IT is quito tho proper thing now to entortain your friends with a phonograph. W. C. Gobble has a phonograph which ho will rent for evening parties this week. Inquire at the Nutt House.
!mumlry Kvmaretl.
Hong Hong, now solo proprietor ot the Americanized Chinese laundry will move to tho Joel block on Pike street this week but work will bo received at tho Wheeler place on Green street.
JSuvlclen'H Arnica salve. Thekest salve in the world ft tuts bruises, Boree, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbB corns and all skin eruptions, and IORStively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 20 oont« per hoT. For Rale 1V Vvn X' Cn
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
a woman's remedy for woman's diseases, has stood the test of many years, and is to-day the only successful and harmless cure for all those peculiar weaknesses and
Diseases of Women, organic diseases of the uterus or womb, inflammation, ovarian troubles, falling or displacement of the womb, faintness, nervous prostration, weak back, aches, etc.
All Dr*r?uU Mil It. or wni b* wail, la form of PiUi oi Lounge*, o0 iwtipt of 01 .OO l.ivtr Pills, DSc. OMmpootfeoee
ttr*\y
atiawrrtd. AddrtM ia coDtdcnc*
IATAU £. k'LSHUAM M£i. C9 LYNN, MAS*
"Reliable" Nat. Gas Stove'.
Folding Fans From 2 CentsTo 50 Cents.
Ornamental Fans, Grate Screens.
Nice Line OI CHILDREN? Parasols*
SOTJTH WASHINGTON ST
SOMETHING GOOD
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*Sering & Son's®
Grocoiy Store Near The Plum St. Dt'pi t.
All Of Our Stock Is
Fresh and Clour..
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HEY'WOOD*26.MAYTHURSDAY,
Peerless Co.
ora ROSTEH,
Allm Mry wooil The Orcut, hnprisonutor. Miss Murk-fa Sletffrleilfor .'t veins sopi'iinn with tho Ho.-ton Moi&ls. Mr. .luUun Gordon— UMIOI*.A merlin's nmM sue t'cssful soiiff writer mid voejiil^i. Miss Mom Diosoher-violin soloist. Aunrdo
U»u U-ster Dhinion.l Mei« I til ilio rhicuo Conservatory of Musli\ isss. ilonry A. lMffjrlns— for JJ years count ololst lor (Jilmore's Ihnxl. Dowry lleywooil Unto viriiioro: Into o'oi
Hrook's famous or hes-tra.
Henrietta ^Iniinei'tnan— piano soloi-t. Alha Heywootl nni O. NV. Heywooil-solc proprietors
Win. Heywood —not a relative.
Prices,. .. ..35, 50 and 75
MR. H. KENNEDY.
Of LaFayette,
A ihst ehiss pinno tuner, will bo iu Cm**', fordhvillo on Thursday, May 2-1, ami wi'i reinuin during the week. Leave your- orders at Xownsle.y'H limbic store. Satisfaction guaranteed.
l-or Sorvmts Prostration, OUSftlHl PilViHofli iVbilitv, Vk ttsliMintion, insomnia J'umln the Hark. Cold Mtuitlrf or Pud Circulation, hilt*' Linos mirier the KVOH,IMmi'l unit All »tiur N'wvou^ 01 illoori l)iri«u!i'H in «ith «-r Thoy make now hPiiltliv hl'VKj ivstoro tho'Norvou» Sym«rn i»nd brJnjj tho roi«rit«i It tl It 4 health
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to th FASI JCIig h«*.-k. S»f.
fcr.rn from l«-nini,Tinrnt tho Si:rv'n,
Inipnro Wood or up? Krr«»r. vh.mht t»k«: lilt.liOiili'hi
T«.wir PHI.. U,r
r«-allJ(' itciH-Mt-r. ml, J*or Mile t»y Drue orN'til l»y ini«if.
SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY, iioiiit'.s mtiwiM? io. 'UAX KltA\(:IHCOor ltI(M(iK
I-OU SALIi IN CRAWFOKDSVILLE, 1ND., LY Moliutt & Morea«. Druggists.
FURNITURE
I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh ,/oods in the Furniture line in the State, which 1 will offer at the very lowest prices.
Call and see the line when you are in the city.
Wm. L. Elder,
43 and 45 S. Meridian St.
INDIANAPOLIS
Whodef Vcs ftgond haslniw position In tJi* Falrclt jhnnh! write ntowo for «.!« famous Metnijtolltaa Ihislm ss Ool'«»tft\, J»J Uuuniialfadllth'HlorpliM'liiKtfrodiiHl*-*. i0years. IU