Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 July 1892 — Page 3

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FRUIT JHRSI

QUEEN5WARE. —We

GROCERIES.—1

Lace and Congress, IU.no lor r».00 for rt.iil) lo

E. B. CURTIS,

AT THESE FRIGES

Fruit Jars, Fruit C:ms, 'and Jelly Glasses, extra tops and

rubbers, wax inciters and slew kettles. Everything necessary

Ross Bros, 99-cent Store

MID-SUMMER SALE!

We will offer for the next 30 days great bargains in

lo make room for our Fall Stock that is fast being bought. 'This sale is strictly CASH.

forty Bedroom Sets, ranging in price from $12 to $40. This is no advertising dodge. You can buy furniture cheaper of us now Ihan it was ever sold in Crawfordsville before. Come and see the bargains in Bookcases, Sideboards, Parlor Furniture, Center Tables, Reed and Rattan Chairs, Fancy Chairs Dinning-room Chairs and Cain-Seat Chairs. This sale com mences on Tuesday, July 19, and lasts for forty days.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

The Cut Is Deep traction Great! out our stock of

Of odd sizes and kinds, and to make room for our Fall stock, it is necessarv at this season of the year lo have our Clearance Sale includes and good style. Only to condense this stock do we make this sale. Some at the following prices:

MEM'S FINE SHOES,

Laco and Congress, Kang. and Calf, SM.OI) for W.2i o.OO for •1.00 lor 3.00 Patent Leather, Extra Quality and Style,

ill una wi wiv^ ivni.nv-wui Wit•

Many of them we will close out at less than cost. .. It

men's, women's and children's line shoes, first-class

205

Order Your New Suit

Everybody Can Afford the Luxury of

COLMAN & MURPHY,

Tlie Lending Tailors, 200 Kant Main Street,

Ice-Cream:

Omirt/.' .10 11 ul Kul ion 7.% (lullon. l.r.o 1'ueked to order* Made of Pure Ureuni and

Pure Flavoring.

Music I lull Restaurant ami Ice Cream Parlor.

Flirili

"We have on hands

will also put on sale quite a num

ber of Dinner Sets as well as a great many odd pieces of ware to close out. You can buy this ware at your own price—lirst come, lirst served. This ware is a little damaged but will be sold cheap.

25 barrels of Pure Gold Flour to arrive

this week. This Hour is taking the lead of all other Hours, and look at the price: 70 cents for 2^ pounds $1.40 for pounds of the best spring-wheat Hour. 12^ barrels of this Hour every 30 days. It speaks for itself. Our grocery trade was never so good—the reason is we are selling cheap.

and the At= In order to close

BOOTb

AND SHOES

WOMEN'S FINE BUTTON, 85.00 l'or »:i..1l 4.50 lor

X00 for 2.00

,ood variety nl' CMMien's, lo 1, nil flrstclass In slock, style 11111I workmanship.

This Will Continue until withdrawn from thii Paper.

EAST

MAIN STREET.

MONON ROUTE.

SOUTH 1 :'.:.ri*.rn Night Mull (dally) 1:51m.m 1:10p.m Day Mull (dully) 1 :.'l0p.rc

U:15n.ut w»y Freight 2:40p.in

-BIG 4—Peoria Division.

EAST

Up.rAi

niNO

MR* ST

0:00a.m Kinross—Miill..(ilnlly) !l:"7a.m 2:()0n.in Mull (dally) lS:44a.m 5:18p.m(iUlly) Mull—Express l-.HOp.tn :1 fip.m Mull—R.TprcHB.. (i:48p.m

VANDALIA.

sonin 0 44a.ra Express Crifjpm. fi:20p.in Mall

8:11 pin Kxpruss 1:40pm Krolirtit

S:.inpm 1:40 pin

of line watches and jewelry

a specialty at C. L. Host's.

DAILY JOURNAL

THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1892.

TIIE DAILY

.TOUIINAI, IB

on sale by

Robinson & Wallace, nnd l'ontious & Lacev.

A New 1'inn.

W. 1?. Shiirio, the architect, has taken us a partner Fred Hoffman, who has boon his assistant for the past year or two. Mr. Hoffman graduated from Wabash College in 1891 and promises to excel in liis chosen profession.

"i Attention Hit and Miss.

All baggage to go in camp

Willi

Hit

and Miss Club is expected to be at the residenco of P. S. Kennedy by 8 o'clock to-morrow evening for packing. BayleBs will moot the ladies at the residenco of tho Misses Wilhite nt 7 o'clock Saturday morning.

Jacobs Not a Uuivoraalist, 1'. E. Ballard, a member of the Universalis! church, says that Elder Jacobs is not a Universalis!, lie was admitted last August at Ivokoino, and was "disfellowshipped" nearly two months before going to Whitesville on account of his many peculiarities.

A Pleasant farty.

A largo number of friends were- most handsomely entertained by Miss Maude Koplor last evening at her homo in Fiskville. The party was in honor of the young lady's IHtli birthday and she received several beautiful presents. Ifofresbments were served and the entire evening was most pleasantly passed by the guests.

A Grand Foot Kace.

Tho leading citizens of Crawfordsville are determined to enliven the dull season therefore a footrace has been arranged for between Warren DaviB, Dr. (lott and .T. .T. Insloy. It will occur at the fair grounds a week from Saturday and will bo for fifty yards. Tho winner will got tho gate receipts. The prospects are that it will be a close race and possibly tho record will bo broken. Bet ting is slightly favorable lo Davis.

To Oamp.

On Saturday the Hit and Miss Club will go into camp at tho Cliff Dwellers' cabin at I'ine Hills to remain a fortnight. The following persons will bo in the party: J. M. Waugh and wife. Messrs. Douglas Griffith, Will Hunt, Ed Ohaver, Stan Wilhite, Joe and Dumont Kennedy, W. E. Humphrey, and Charley Bowers: Misses Anna and May Ohaver, Ada and Hattio Harding, Bettio Kennedy, Mary (irubb, Blanche Divine, Dink Walter and Eva Miller, of Ladoga.

Receiver's Sale.

Elsewhere will be found tho advertisement for the sale of the Kentucky Wheel Stock Company Plants and Materials to be sold by Noble C. Bntler, the Receiver. Sealed proposals will be received until Monday noon, August. 1, and offered for sale at il p. m. of the same day at the door of tho circuit court room, in the city of Indianapolis. The plant offered is what is known as the hub and spoko factory, located south of the Indiana Wire Fence Works.

The Oollego Presidency.

It is rumored that tho trip of trustees O. M. Gregg nnd T. 11. ltisline to Lake Chautauqua in reference to the Wabash College presidency has not been altogether barren of results. It is said that upon their return they will make a favorable report regarding tho gentle' man whom Ihey went to see nnd will recommend his olection. Also that to the best of their belief he will accept if elected. Ho is tho .same man mentioned in Tire JOUUNAT.as being actively en gaged in edncalional work at one of the JIIOBI prominent of eastern colleges

Another Bad Kuuaway.

Nicholson .t Jackinan suffered fro another bad runaway to-day. The driver of their delivery wagon had hitched tho team at the Monon station while he transacted business

inBido,

During his absence the horses jerked loose and came tearing south on Green streot. They ran into another telegraph polo aftor running about a block and completely demolished the wagon. This enterprising firm is hustling around to Dnd another vehicle, but may not succeed by to-morrow. In that event those holding their tickets will liavo to call at the store for their bread and pastry.

Somewhat Embarrassing.

There was ipiite a little coined enacted in tho dork's ofllce this morning when a young man camo walking in with his prospective fathor-in law to got a marriage license. Tho document was duly mndo out and ns it was li'indod over to the happy groom Major Foote casually mentioned the price in a most happy and gratulatory manner. The young man nearly jumjied out of his shoes and soleniuly exclaimed in awe struck tones: "What! Two dollars!"

Upon boing assured that his ears had not deceived him ho began to ransack his pockets only to And that he had but $1.50. Ho was in a quandary and the result was that ho was obliged to borrow lifty cents from his wife's father to make good his shortage. It was vory embarrassing and tho young man looked as though ho had

tbeon

run through

clover hnllor for his hoallh.

8:1„0„a-In

3Jn Rtiro to attend the greatest .T orsoy cattle sale ever known in Crawfordsville, nt Walter's Htahle, Saturday, July 2:5 at

o'clock. V, N. IIRATH.

FLASHES FE0M OVER THE OITI.

'•---Harry Temple is in Danville, 111. —Rev. Horace Ogden is in the city. —James Alfrey was in Waveland today. —Dr. I team and wife are in Indianapolis.

Miss AgneB Shultz is visiting in Ladoga. —0. W. Brown went to Greencastle to-day.

J. W. Binford, of Paris, Ills., is in the city. Mrs. Frank Nuckolls is visiting in the city.

R. A. Ftillenweidor, of Voedersburg, is in the city. —W. H. Durham went to Chicago this afternoon.

Bob Wilson wont to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Miss Nora McFarland has returned to Terre Haute. —T. D. Brown returned from the Pino Hills to-day.

Mrs. Charley Rost is visiting friends in Columbus. Will Starke, of Portsmouth, Ohio, was in the city to-day.

Rev. Jacobs is talking of starting a law ollice in this city. Joe E. Fisher and wife loft to day for a visit in Humboldt, la.

Mrs. Elizabeth IIulTmay left this afternoon for a visit in Chicago. —Sirs. ,W. E. Nicholson and Miss Ota were in Indianapolis to-day. —Miss Ida Thatcher, of Chicago, is the gueBt of the Misses Kostanzer.

Miss Adelo Cunningham has returned from a visit at IndianajHilis. —Judge A. D. Thomas and daughter, Miss Helen, have retnmod from Attica. —Farmers roport the poach crop as but about fifty per cent, of an average. —To-night will be hold tho regular meeting of Friendship Lodge, I. O. G. T. —Billy Brown and Miss Emma Thompson, left for the Pine Hills today. —Miss Hannah Carr, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Con Cunningham and family. —Ed Harris has received tho posm tion of superintendent of tho Monticollo schools. —E. D. BoBworth and wife, of

thiB

city, are noted as arrivals at Yollow Stone Park.. —Mrs. C. S. Wynn left this afternoon for a visit with her relatives in Ijoavenwortli, Kansas. —Arthur Philips, who has been tho guest of Mrs. Dr. Totten, has returned to Bowling Green, Ky.

Harry Stilwol! and wife, who have been visiting T. L. Slilwoll have returned to Indianapolis.

Miss Rose Parker, who has been the guest of Miss Florence Bonnet, has roturndd to Waynetown.

Mrs. H. H. Gortner, of Goshen, is reported slightly better. Her condition is still very serious, however.

Jasper N. Davidson is in Columbus attending the funeral of the late Dick Jones, of the Stato fair board.

Lnko Wood will arrive from Puckerbrush to-night in order to attend the Frankfort encampment next week.

Sam Hunt, of near Mace, had 720

biiBhels

of wheat from acres. It

weighed out full GO pounds to the bushel. Mrs. H. II. Crist, Mrs. T. II. B. McCain and Fred McCain are the guests Mrs. 1). W. Gerard at their Cedar Lake cottage. —Thomas Drake, after s]endlng the heated term in Linden, is again in charge of the Junction House lunch counter. —Neal Watson has designed and burned with a hot poker a dainty little sketch which is on exhibition nt Pon lions & Lncoy's window. —The Y. P. S. C. E., of Center church, will have tho sermon of Dr.

Cunningham, on tho lato convention, printed in pamphlet form. —Mr. Dnn Hillard and Miss Mary Soering were married last evoning by Rev. G. W. Switzer at tho home of the bride on Oak street. It was a vory happy, felicitous and joyful occasion —The following persons went to Indiannpolis this morning: Miss Madge Johnson, Tom Nolan, Ab Jones, OLto Zeigler, Gus Karle, W. W. Morgan Joly Joel, Mrs. Harry Miller and Steve Allen. —Joe Holt,tho WhitoBville sport, who thumped John McMullen, the backer preacher Jacobs, was fined 81 and

COBIB

by Justice Chumasero this morning, after pleading guilty to the charge.

—ThiB

evening at the residence of

Mr. John Stroll, corner l'lko nnd Wid nut streets, tho Y. P. S. C. E. of the Christian,church will give a social entertainment consisting of music, recita tions, etc. Evorybody cordially in vited. —Bessie VanCamp, the dizzy Lafayette beauty who was captured at Ladoga, had the nerve to represent horself to tho W. 0. T. U. of Lndogn ns sister of Ed VanCamp, of this city. It may have been a great joke on Bessie's but Mr. VanOainp fails to see it.

T.'i Pair Liiro Curtains ulTOr, vovthl ."0, 700" "into. r»0

part

MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Daniol Hillard nnd Mary Seering. Charley F. I'eterman and Daisy A. Cos.

AND Btill another lot of 50 cent Bilks thnt we will Bell for ehoise at 20 cents at Tjonis Bisohof's.

DON'T forget Col. Heath's great sale of Jersey cattle Snturday at 1 p. m., in front of Walter's

Btable.

1 .IS, worth

NO Mi, ".00. China Silks In patterns at :i"e, .(H). We have another lot of those fine bleached table linen and the prices will 1M.* vory low in this siile.

Summer corset*, good ones at Hie,

few*all wool Challies at cut prliv^. Prints ~ys 4 and 5c, See them.

OVERTONES MISERY.

Ho Is Swoatinp Blood Over I the Very Jt'irst Oase Ho Tried. This morning llanna Sr. Ilanna apleared bofore Justice Overton and mado a motion for a now trial in tlio cane against Til Albright for giving a chew of tobacco to Harry WilliamR, a minor. According to Mr. Overton's story ho was unacquainted with tho procedure and requested Bead llanna to make an entry of tho motion in his docket, ltoad wrote something and he without reading it signed hia name at tho bottom in characters as big as those which John Hancock ailixed to the immortal declaration. He then wont and notilied MofTett, that the motion would bo hoard at two o'clock. MotTolt appeared and

THE ENGINEER PLAYED E0RSE,

And Now the Mouou Has a $2,000 Suit i'or Damotrcs on Bauds. Irwin T«feBiblo has entered suit through l'aul Brunor against the Monon railroad for 82,000 damages. On Juno '21 last Mr. Biblo drove up to tlis railroad crossing in Linden but could not get by as ono of tho freight ongines stood across his path. Ho

A Social.

The Y. 1'. 8. C. E., of the Christian church will give a mite social this evening at the homo of J. W. Htroli, corner of 1'ike nnd Walnut streets. Tho following programme will be rendered: Duet— Violiu and Piano,

Leo Schweitzer and Lee Smith

Recitation Miss itesstc Nicholson Piano Solo i.-s Allic lihtlnc Xylophone solo I.ce Smith Vocal HOIO Will Denier Duct—Mandolin and (luitar,

Lee Smith and Harry Morgan

Vocal Solo Miss Nell Nicholson good social litno for nil nftor the musical. Kvorvlnxly invited.

—Mart Unrko is in receipt of four of the water dogs which recently fell from tho eloiule during a heavy rain at Go!lott l'ark at Torre IJante. Mr. liurke has fitted np a tank and will go into the culture of water dogs ijnit-o extensively. Me will probably mako a contract with weather prophet llieks in the conrso of time lo furnish all passing thunder clouds with a very carefully selected supply of choice water dogs. In thiB way water dog storms will be of frequent occurrence and can lie predicted with reasonable certainty.

I.OM I

Mr. Chesleen's family were picnioing Sunday. r^ All tho littlo boys near here "aro following up Myers' tlfrefihing machine.

Dr. Tilnoy has moved hit) ollice to over Campbell's stoie. (.live him a call. All the wheat in this neighborhood is threshed except Chin ley Swank's who has his stacked.

No more skeletons left standing in Longview. Hill Dovl will conceal his frame with boards and shingles.

Two of Body Swank's fino pnj strayed away from home Monday evening and were found Tip town Tuesday morning.

WATCHES at lower prices than ever at 0. L. Host's. On my, how can you sell all silk dr(«s patterns at 2!i cents. Otliei store ask 50 cents for the same things.

Louis HISOIIOI\

THE new Filagree souvenir spoons. They aro tho latest thing out. C. L.

HOBT.

IK vou want to see tho finest Jersey COWB ever brought to Montgomery county attend Col. Heath's groat sale nt Wa'ltor'a stable) Saturday July 2!J i.t one o'clock.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.

In our Clearance Sale of Summer Dry Goods and the price of every article our store ,reduced,to make this sale a grand success.

Millnery Roods nt lees than half price to close them out. White Dress (loods, einhroldei lud at '.'8 ets.. worm 4"».

White Dress Hoods, II worth 50. White Dress (iooJs, McmRtiehcd worth 115.

White Dress (iood worth HO.

Go to

For

dii

Messrs. Manila who claimed that the now trial had been granted by Overton this morning. Overton claimed that ho had signed what ho bolivod to be mere ly a motion and war at once ensued. MolTett. donounceil tho llannas and the Ilannas denounced MofTett and every body took a shot at Overton. The up roar lastod half an hour and is still hanging fire while Mr. Overton is con suiting a lawyer as to what to do.

Bays

waited twenty minutes mid, notwithstanding that he

WSB

in a thunder of a

hurry, the engineer mado no effort to move

hiB

machine out of tho way. At

last Mr. Bible drove around to an alley but to his chagrin the engineer had backed his ongino up there and ho onlygot the horse laugh for his pains. About this tuno Mr. Millie's horse began to shy and the engineer "jiiBt for fun" let off a few shrill toots of hia whistle causing the horse to run "off, giving tho plaintiff permanent injuries worth S'2,000 in hiB opinion.

mstlche4, nt JW ets.,

at 4*1 ets,,

ilcinstiched, at 48 ets.,

at 00 ets.

White Dress (Joods, ltemsMehed, worth 11.00.

few patterns ot tine White Dress Cood* tor ladies at. fprcut Nnijrulns,

Call and see us, as we can show you all these bargains with a great, many more in our new room between Kline's Jewelry Store and Campbell Bros.

A Warning to Hoodlums.

ZMIUI

a general rule

wo have citizens that we are proud of. Hut ono evil I wisl" to speak of for the good of a certain class. It is only a few days since complaint was made of toughs throwing stones at the house of Mrs. Dixon. Now this thing is becoming too common, and I, at the suggestion of olhers, take this method of giving a word of warning to those guilty of Ihe acts, as well as the parents, for some engaged in making the disturbance are ot that age that parents should Bee that they aro at home at Buch time of night, would just say hero thai tho identity of those young hoodlums is 1

Hitter known than they have any idea of at least a gang who infest ,ono pail of town is principally made up of \o.ing fellows just between boyhood and manhood, a few older and some

young

that parouts should know that they were in bed. They collect together near houses where peoplo aro sleeping, make all sorts ot noises by shrill whistles or screamp, often throwing groat rocks or chunks of wood against the houses, then run liko a set of Indians. From tho hours of ten to one is their time, and now why they do it is the question. 1 can't see any excuse only that it is done oul of innate meanness. Some of them I know wore raised bettor. I and my family try to be quiet people and attend strictly lo our own business. If we have enemies we don't know it. I know we try to have none, yet we aro mado the victims of some of those smart Aloxs, and it is for that reason that write this to givt warning to the actors and to parents who allow their bo.vs to roam tho streets till midnight, for a few of us have resolved that it is unnecessary !or us lo be annoyed in that way and have quiet

Iv organizid a shot gun brigade. There is not a nuin an ongst us who will shoot lo kill onto seriously injure, but only plant a few very fine bird shot in the back, for they always run,

STOKM serges, lowest prices.

wo must

shoot in the back just sufficient so that pa will havo to Bummop a doctor to pick the shot out, but tho doctor will not charge much and if you promise not to do il again he maybe will keep the secret for you. Hut now, boys, le careful for several old shot gunB are prepared and really we don't intend to lie disturbed witii our families from our sleej). We love you, don't want to injure you, nnd won't much, but wo will throw a few small bird shot, so be careful and go slow.

A FHIKND or Goon OitHEit.

To young Mother*

who are for the first time to undergo womnn's severest trial, we offer you, not 1 tlonB the Btupor oaused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved jind longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which will, if used aa directed, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor,and often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye A Booo, druggists.

storm serges nt tho Louis Biscnoi-.

1U pieces White Dress (ixx!s sit. 5 e., worth 10 1.000 yds. Mn*rnoiia Milieu 7[s e., worth Kreneli, Scotch nnd Kmcudcd Clmmhra. Clmrhuins, yourehoieh ol tine patters at 11c," worth lo.

Hall woal ('hnUies, Dirk Colors, nt I'lctfl.*worth 20. 40 pieces India Poupcc al.K ets., worth 1 T.

See the lliack Lawns at Mi, 10, 1'i'i ami .'0c Mack Itroeiided Salines at. 1 tk«„ worth

"'•V". nl-!l0cworth-to. at' worth at'JHe., worth 4.V

Best Seamless Tube Cotton

Sold everywhere for ]***ic

Standard SteanilessTube Rubber, 8c sold everywhere for 10c Hxtra Quality Seamless Tube Rubber 10 i-_e sold everywhere for 1 qe.

PURE GUM Seamless Tube Rubber GUARANTEED, only 16c

Sold everyweere for njand

HOSE REELS only 65 Cents

CALL at once and secure a bargain.:

RIAL BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block.

Hammocks, Croquet Sets,

Lawn Tennis Rackets, All Kinds Fishing Poles, Reels, Lines, Hooks.

Special Prices on Safeties.

At THE PAIR,

To the Editor The Journal. I am alwayB sorry to see anything in our piqwrs showing up the bad doings of our citizens. Of course wo have a few citizeuB who may occasionally go a little wrong and if it gels into our pajiors tlieu it is heralded through the papors of the Stato increasing in magnitude nnd thus our town gets a had

which is mortifying to all good citizens. We of course have some people amongst

that are no better than

they ought lo be but

els.

Good Livery Rigs at

Osborne &Booher's,

1 r» North Green Street.

Our motto is to excel both in rijjjs and prices. Call and see lis and be convinced. Also, the besl feed-vard in the city at the popular prices of theday.

Go And Consult!

Prof.

MORRIS,

The Celebrated

CLAIRVOYANTI

His Predictions Never Fail.

lie (.'ives reliable advice on all mailers, business chanties, journeys, speculations with secret undertakings. I'Yicnds, enemies, marriages, divorres, lest friends, Tor tumue dates, lucky numbers mill ail familv alTuirs. TLIC future plainly revealed. Lovers united, troubles licaled. Those in trouble should not lail to call on the I'rnf. at onco. He run be round at northwest, corner of Main and Water streets.

Consultation hours 'J a. m. lo !i i. in. NOT1CK—The Professor will remain a short lime only.

Dr. Martha J. French,

Of ludhinii|xilis. will htMittho

Nutt Hotel,

CONSULTATION FHKI:.

She Ifl a irniduuU' ol' th Central Coilctrf on Physicians and Suivoons, of Indianapolis, and also of tho Woinen'fl COIICKO, of Chicago. The Doctor has IM'CMI a successful practitioner tor more llrnn ten years, practicing not only in Marlon county, but also in Montjft'inory,Fountain, Hoone, Carroll and Johnson.

Dr. Frencli is a woman of rare ability and striking personality, one .»f her .thief chitrac-U-rlslies helnphor unlirinirdcvotedncss ui her patients. Dr. Frence is alfto Skilled in Sur* gery, having porformiMi very ditlicult operations. Tho Doctor ha& taken up this work in order that every one may have an op|Krtuui* ty to test her ability.

House-Moving.

Mlllikun & Hro.. the oldest hoiise-movlmr company in the Stato, Is now newly Htted up for moving brick or frame hulidinj?* ltli the new patent Hall Movement Hollers at.d Truukn. We also raise frames, ralso polo* and do ail heavy work. The best of reference given. Orders left at TIIKJoiruNAhollice will rcccivo prompt attent ion. Address,

MIIXIKKN & lino., New Market, Iml.