Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 August 1892 — Page 3
FRUIT
Fnnt
rubbers
to put up fnlit-
Trickery
up
and
selling
jKmtuls Pun1 (ioltl Pride of l'corlu.... Hold Medal..
Kuroku White
JRRSI
J:\rs, Fruit Cans, and Jelly Glasses, extra tops and
wax inciters and stew kettles. Everything necessary
Kos3 Bros, 99-cent Store
Keep on Coming!
May Flourish for a Time,
but Square Dealing Endures the Last of Time.
'l'erliaps this will enable you to understand why we have built
such a great business in Furniture, Stoves, Groceries
Queensware. Our goods are bought for cash
and in large quantities—this is the reason we sell
.roods socheap. Below we give a few prices:
•J4 iKiutiils Vellow Sulfur »1 .0 •J'.! White Kitrii CSUKar l.UO •Jl pmiwlhCour. A Buxar 1.00 in ixmmla CuHflaf Sugar U0 I (t pounds Powdered Suifiir 1.00 1 pound XXX Coffee 1 pound Aibuekle coffec -0 1 pouud I.lon entree 1 pound Jersey coffee 1 pound IlKiiner cotree 1 pound heat Hlo roasted coffee 1 pound pure llto and Moca coffee **0
FL0UR~We are headquarters for Flour in quality
price. Do not fail to try a sack of Pure Gold. Wc
a car-load of this flour every
HOBO
Hon Uur
Hour is made out of the Best Spring Wheat and
made at Minneapolis, and look at the price:
70c 50 pou mis 50
Pure Gold
50 pou mis 50 1'rldti of I'eorhi
75c
7f»o 50 (lold Medal 00c no Kurcku 00c 50 Wliit-o Kosa 00c 50 Heu llur
FURNITURE.--Remember we are still selling lMirnitun
cheap. .We have several grates and mantles that we are
closing out at cost. Now is your chance to buy grates
and mantles. The placeto buy goods cheap is of
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.
Order Your New Suit
OF
COLMAN & MURPHY,
The Leading Tailors, 200 East Mam S'.rcet.
"Well begun is half done." Ilegin your housework cake of
Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all
purposes. Try
BOOTS AND SHOES
The Cut Price Still Continues On Broken Sizes,
Less than Cost.
Men's, Women's andChild»en's fine goods. Bargains on all kinds goods at year.
it.
of
this season of
the
E. B. CURTIS,
205 East Main Street.
PROF. L. O. SMITH
leave to announce that bo will accept a few more scholars on tho
Mandolin and Guitar.
•thorough instruction on cither instrument guaranteed. Tcruia made known upon application.
ant
are
30
days.
I
his
*1.40 1* 1. 1. 1.
by hn ing a
cleaning
MONON ROUTE.
1:25a.m.....—.Night Mall (dally) l:5fin.rr 1:10p.tn Day Mall (atiHy) 1 i.'lOp.ti 9:15a.m Way Frolght 2:40p.in
BIG 4—Peoria Division.
9:00ft.m .Kxpresa-MttlUdaUy) 9:27a.n 2:00a. m... .........Mail (dully) 12:44a.ui 6:18p.m(daiiy) Mall— Rxpresa.... 1:16p.m Mall—Kxprcsft....
1 :.')0p.m l:48p.n
VANDAL1A.
BOUTR
9 44a.ra.....~«. 6:20p.m •. 8:11 pm 1:40pm
Express Ma
NOUTn
.... 6:18pm.
all 8:10a.m .Kinross 2 :.'i:ipm ...Freurbt 1:40 pm
To Xoung Mother*
who are for the first time to undergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not the stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or yotir dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which will it need as direoted, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor,and often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye & Booe, druggists.
I Have Taken Several
Bottles of Bradfleld's Female Regulator for falling of the womb nnd other dis eases combined, of 16 yenrs standing, and really believe I am cured entirey, for which please accept my thanks
Mbs.W. E. Stkbbins, Ridtfe, Ga.
DAILY JouRhnL.]
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1892.
The Daii.y .Toounai,
is
on enle by I
Kobinson .t Wallace, and Pontious & Lacoy.
A GOOD EARLY START.
Oliauncey Graves 'Walks Out of a Second Story Window in His Sleep Sustaining Severo Injuries.
Last evening Clianncey Grnves, the well known nnd popular assistant of Ed Voris in the insurance business, wont out to the home of Lmb
Btep-ftither,
Joel
Stout, five miles northwest of the city. He intended to spend to-diiv with ft large party of young folks from that neighborhood at the Pino Hills and went out home in order to get ft good early stnrt. Unfortunately for him, however, ho Blurted little too early. This morning about 2 o'clock he arose from his bod while dreaming and began walk, as he doubtless imagined, through tho rugged pathways of the hills. Very unfortunately the window of his upstairs room was wide open nnd he walked right out, falling to the ground below with a terrible thump. He is quite a heavy boy and his fall was a terrible one. It is a wonder that he was not killed, but ho alighted
bo
that
his hip was thrown out of joint and that ho suffered numerous bruises and an awful shaking up. Tho doctors were obliged to lubor with liim along time before his hip could be gotten into place, and it will probably bo along time before ho can get about again. The accident, was a moBt unfortunate one and a very painful one as well.
Jailed.
Yesterday afternoon during tho excitement, attendant on tho balloon ascenfiion two youngsters named Harris and Woodson, rospectivoly, had a dispute in regard to the quantity of hot air necessary to raise a given weight to tho elevation of l,!i00 feet. The dispute grew into a fight and tho lads were chewing each others ears and gouging each others eyes in great style, when the police jailed them. Mrs. Ben Woodson, the mother of one of tho urchins, ran up to Ben nnd made tho tragic announcement of the arrest in language loud nnd clamorous. Meanwhile the youngsters wero fairly howling in the jail not so much from terror ns for fear tho balloon would "go up" during their incarceration. They ^were happily released before that brilliant consummation, however, and enjoyed it to the exteut of the law and their infantile natures. The urrest was a pleasant diversion for the crowd.
A Horrible Suicido.
.Tust over the lino of Montgomery county in Parke in Grange Store, and near
thiB
place lived Volney Martin, a
wealthy and prominent farmer, Martin committed snicido Monday evening in most horrible manner. He had been drinking for several days, and as his affairs were not going to suit him he became moroso and sullen. On Monday evening he lost all control of himself, and suddenly drawing a razor started in pursuit of his daughter, who terrified fled from him like ,the wind. Martin then with his razor almost cut his own head from his body, dying instantly. The affair has caused a tremendous sensation about that section.
Entertained,
Johnnie and Hazel MeCalip entertained company of little folks at their home, (110 South Green
A Thief Turned Loose.
Last evening a couple of tramps assailed old Mrs. Long, tho mothor of John Brown, ns she walked the street nnd attempted to steal lior pocket book. Odicer Brothers camo np and pursuing one of them caught him. Mrs. Long could not idontify him, however, much to the disgust of tho police, so ho was taken to the suburbs and kickod out of town.
Gas Explosion.
This morning ns \V. II. Williams and Joe Galey were in tho cellar of tho Harter block mnking arrangements for some plumbing, candle they had came in contaot with an escaping current of artificial gns. An explosion followed and both men were badly singed but fortunately not seriously hurt.
Lout.
Money lost by not attending the Great Reduction Sale at Louis Bioehof's Ladies Bazaar.
Evk, ear, and throat diseases only,Dr. Groene. Joel Block. Fitting of glasses a specialty
THE STATE CAMP.
FKOOEEDINGS OF THE PATK10TI0 0EDEB SONS Of AMERICA.
The Oommandery Dnll—The Public Meeting—Election of Offioeas—Other Business,
The session of the Stntc Camp, P. O. S. of A., in this city, hns been attended with great success in every sense of the word. The workings of the Gamp yesterday afternoon and laBt night was taken np in receiving reports of tho different committees, nnd tho annual roport of the State President, li. Y. Comstock. Yesterdny afternoon tho exhibition drill of Crawfordsville Comtnandery, No. G8, took place on Washington street, between Mnin and Pike. Immediately precoeding this the Oommandery, headed by the Indianapolis P. O. S. of A. band, and followed by members of the order, paraded around the square. The drill was never equaled, probably, by any similar local organization of this city, nnd the successful accomplishment of the various movements wero loudly applauded. The visiting members of the order were very much taken with the appenrance of the Oommandery, and snid that they had never seen anything that would equnl our Oommandery, both in uniform nnd movements. Capt. McClamrock is drill-master of natural ability, and overy member of the uniform rank take a pride in drills, consequently the outcome is success. After tho drill Camp 5, P. O. S. of A. band, of
Indianapolis, serenaded tlio several printing oflices. In tho evening after a
oneB
Btroet,
last eve
ning, it being Miss Hazel's 7tli birthday. lJafreshments wero served and a grand good time had by all present. Those in attendence were Mastors Isaac Hayes, Byron Montgomery, Monta Ames, and Mi^seB Helen Hayes, Fannie Montgomery, Ethel and Until Dorrey, Edna Mahomey, Hazel Clodfelter, Tillio Ilobertson and Nuncie Kellev.
The Goben Fire Escape.
The Goben Fire Eso.ipe, like tho MoKinley bill, is doing its own talking. Evorywheiu it lins been introduced its utili'.y can be readily seen and hotel ,ntv up with it nt once. The Goben Brothers ko are tho sole owners of the patent have received somo flattering offers for the purchase of territory, but to which they turn deaf ear believing tuftt more money enn bo made by controlling it themselves."
Bhort
session
of the State Camp, the doors were thrown open to the public, and the hall wns soon filled with our citizens. Short remarks wore made by llev. G. W. Switzer, Cnrl Brown, of Indianapolis, nnd Mr. Sedgwick, of Richmond. Then Chaplain Lozier, of Jit. Vernon, Iowa, was introduced, nnd entertnined the audience for half an hour, lie has no equnl ns a lecturer who can so successfully combine facts with fun, nnd do this in snch a manner thnt will
Bcore
a
point nil around every time. He kept the people in a continuous lnughter from the beginning to the end, and at the close of his address he sang two songs, of his own composition. One was '•Guard Well that Banner while we Sleep," which was received with great applause. The other song wa6 concerning the flonting of flags over school houses. The meeting closed by the singing of "America," nnd the dismissal by Rev. J. W. Greene. The State Camp then wont into executive session tind soon adjourned until this morning at o'clock.
BICYCLE ItACE.
Tho bicycle race for the ladies was declared off because the parents of the fair
stepped in and'pnt
an
effectual
quietus on the nffair by withdrawing the contestants. The race for gentleman camo off according to the programme, however, and wns won by George TomlinBon with Bob Hartman, second.
hai/loon ascension.
All the nfternoon crowds hung nround the jail in front of which "Pro!" Grinley nnd his trained dog were busy preparing their balloon. The dog took an active part in the arrangements and wngged liis tnil enthusiastically, besides biting several small boys. The professor's wife and baby were also on the ground and tho former carried a heavy umbrella with which she would occasionally whack on the head some man who chanced to step on the ropes. The professor experienced some difficulty in getting his balloon full of hot nir, and it wns only a few minuteB before seven o'clock when a wild yell from tho motley gang of small boys who had forgone their supper to see the ascension, announced thnt the balloon was off. It rose straight np in tho air fully 100 feet and the upturned
fnceB
of the spec
tators served as a splendid matrass up eu which the dog to light when ho wns cut loose nt the dizzy height of 15 feet in tho other. The balloon, as we remarked, arose to the nwfnl distance of 100 feet, nnd tho professc- could plainly see tho court house, the stand pipe and other distant pointB from his eleVnted perch. He did not take the para chute leap because he was too high in tho air, but it is just ns well ho did not,
THIS MOltNINd's SESSION.
The President finisliQd the rending of his annual report from 8 to 9 o'clock, showing the state nnd growth of the order in his State. Roport was referred to the committee on District Presiden'n roports. Tho following State officers wero then elected President, John A. Lang, Camp 5, Indinnnpolis Vico-Presi dent, Ishnm Sedwick, Camp 17, Rich mond Master-of-Forms, A. T. Jones, Camp 18, East Chicago Secretary, Will A. Eshbnch, Camp 5, Indinnnpolis Treasurer, G. L. Reeves, Camp 8, Colum bus Conductor, Bert Harris, Camp 23, Chesterton Inspector, O. P. Pittman Cnmp 27, .Darlington Gunrd, J. W. Carnngua, Camp 11, Indinnnpolis trustees, Hnrry Pontione, Cnmp fi, city C. A. Seapley, Camp 32, Ft. Wayne A. Myer, Camp 13, East Chicago.
AFTEHNOON SESSION.
Tho following delegates to the Nntion-
We go East to purchase our fall stock
immense stock we arc going to purchase we will have have inaugurated our upset sale for will sec by the following prices:
Host Gros Grain Silk 24 In. wlle,only worth ti.T.V Our best 1.40 black Heiirletta only IK'.o jd. Costume cloth only Tic yd, worth O.'Jc. Our 8 l-H unblouelK muslin only r»e per yd. Good wide Crash only He yd. -•Ml our 16cand 20o French Ginghams at 10e d.' Wool Challics worth 20c and 2Tie all iro at I .V jmr yd, 45 Inch white apron Koods worth 25c only lUr.
Albert Henry iB sojourning in Indianapolis. —Joe Rahr and wife have returned to rcenenstle. —Mrs. Will Robb returned to Kansas City to-day. —Father Dmnen returned from Chicago to-day. —John Gillson. of London, Ontario, is in the city. —Mrs. Fannie Kahn
:s
visiting in
Torre Haute. Miss Alice Duncan left to-day for Denvor, Col. —Ira Powers went to Veedersbnrg this morning. —O. M. Gregg went to Louisville this afternoon. —H. II. llistine and family "went to Indianapolis to-day. —Wesley Foster went to the Shades to-day to net as cook. —F. T. Ltise trod the paved streets of Indianapolis to-day. —Miss Sallie Moore, of Paris, Ky., is tho guest of A. S. Miller. —Mrs. Harry Crist returned fron Cedar Lake this afternoon.
9
—Fred Heller, of last June's graduating class, iB in tho city. —Warren Davis has received a patent on a rubber tread horse shoe.
LaPearl's groat ten cent circus will oxhibit in this city, August lfi. Howard Griest will be principal of the Whitesrille schools next year.
Miss Mary McCune, of Silvenvood, is tho guest of Mrs. Marshall Nye. Milo Eusniinger is offering his household goods for^ale at private sale.
Miss Katie Kelly returned from a cell's visit with Fountain county friends.
Mies Runch, who l.ne been the guest of Miss Georgie Lee, wont to Louisville to-day. -Miss Annio Wilson, of Hoopston, 111., returned home to-day accompanied by Miss Maude Reece.
Misses Marie Harlan and Allio Hlaine have1 returned from an extremely pleasant visit to Frankfort.
There will bo a paper balloon nscension this evening in front of Wampler's stand, to which will be attached fireworks. —The "man headed pig" is boing exhibited in this city by a genial and very polite pig-beaded man. Will wonders never cense?
Prof. J. L. Campbell went to Bedford this afternoon to inspect the stone which has been presented for tho Indiana building nt tho World's Fair. •The town of Borden, on the Monon, wns almost destroyed by fire to-day nnd fire departments from all along the lino wore called upon for assistance. -Prof. John Campbell, T. II. Ris tine, Dr. Ristine, Prof. King, Ben Crane nnd A. B. Anderson are negotiating for the pnrchase of the grounds on hanging rock nt the Pino Hills with a view to erecting cabin for Ruir.mer outings.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the First Presbyterian church will givo a social in their parlors on Thursday evening. August 11. A regular supper will be served from 5 till H. Admission 15 cents, A cordial invitation is extendrtl to nil to bo present. jfr. R. B. F. Poirce nnd daughter Lois will go to New Vork in a few days to meet Mrs. Peirce nnd Miss Van Val kenberg, who will sail to-day from Europe. Miss l'eirco will afterward join Mr. nnd Mrs. Anron II. Blair for a visit to tho White mountains.—Inilinn apolix Journal.
iS Ice dream Snpper. The Pythian Sisters will givo an ice orcam supper at Mace Aug. 6. A11 are invited to attend.
UPSET SALE
In fact everything upset in price at our new store for this month. store.
al Camp at Lebanon, Pa., were selected this afternoon: Ishnm Sedgwick (at large) B. F. McClamrock and Sam D. Symines alternates, J. W. Fireatone, of Indianapolis llarry Poutious, of this city and S. Stolls, of GoBhon.
The business of the association will not bo settled until to-night as the election consumed so. much time.
FLASHES FROM OVER THE 0IT7.
—Ren Crane is homo from California. —Wilber Oooley went to Covington to-day. —Coroner lironaugh was in the city to-day. —The North Salem fair is now in progress. —Howard Galey went to Elwood this morning.
Prices Upset For Our
AUGUST
SALE.
103 East Main St. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.
0. S. of A.
P.
Funeral of Mary D, Gilkoy. The funeral of Mary D. Gilkoy will occur to-morrow afternoon at !l:il(l o'clock from the family resilience on south Washington
Btroet.
ly known but it is supposed that he was on
hiB
way to Indianapolis to interview
Isaac Pusey Gray and explain to him bow he euchered him nt Chicago. He should have stopped off and called on his knightly friend, Col. EdwnrdB.
A Good Night's Business.
Tho Home Building Association last evening received into its treasury S2, 559.74. It has six series now running, nnd the money is all engaged by borrowing stockholders. ThiB money will go into the homes of the people of Crawfordsville.
5 Still Striking.
Tho Crawfordsville section strikers on tho Monon ore more stubborn than their fellow workmen south of here. All of theso settled and weut to work yesterday al $1.15, a raise of five cents a day. The Crawfordsville men nre holding out for $1.25.
PossiniA' the best circus thnt hiiB been hore since Forepnugh was tho entertainment given last night by the LaPearl Co. The performers nre up in their line of business nnd put two hours' entertninment thnt Bnmum would feel proud of. Tho band iB the finest here in ten years.—Du(Jimin(III.) Daily News. Crawfordsville Tue day, Aug. 10.
-5,
OAK
"KOt'KS-
Misses Jennie nnd Lydn Mount are visiting in Putnam county. The wheat average in this vicinity rnngos from 18 to 2(5 bushels per acre.
Mrs. Amelia Hopper has been called to attend .the liedsule of Miss Mary Hopper, of West Middleton, who is very ill with consumption.
Itev. Empson Cory, of Idnho,n former resident of this county and graduate of Wabash College, prenched to the Shannondale congregation Sunday night.
Geo. Jewel) is digging tho cellar for a house, which when completed will be one of the finest residences in the township and replete with modern improvements.
100 ynrds of Fine Table linen worth $1.50 to $2.00 in this Great Salo of Ours. Your choice at 99 cents. Ladies, plonso look ut this. L. Bisciiof.
Motion ltoutc.
Tho L., N.A.& C.R.R. will sell round trip tickets from Crawfordsville to ]nver on nccount of the Trennial Conclaves of Knights Templar for 810.10. Tickets on sale August 2d to 7th inclusive. Good to return until Oct. 11th nnd good for continuous pnssage only in both directions.
on August 15th :i:ul to iiinko room to cut our present slock in half
August which means goods at almost half price
Halt wool Challks, dark colors onlv 10c worth 20c lilcachcd tabic linen only 1 worth Satlnes worth l.*»cand 2Uc onlv Ktcprrvd Ladles all silk yloves only lt»c* worth 4Ue 10 Uo% boys waists only llc, worth :i.v Ladles fancy top and black I wxt hose only 20c worth M.'ic Austin's Forest Flower Cola|imo only• Ac. worth l.V Any hat in the house ut halt price.
Fine Plumbing,
NATURAL GAS FITTING, Hydrants, llose, Pump?, Pipes, Sinks.
Uiill on
RIAL BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block.
H. S. Watson, Agt,
Fiikd Bandbii offers for few days some fine slate mnntles nt cost. Call and see them, 132 south Greon stroet.
for the so we as vmi
Next door west of Kline's jewelry
SHIELDS and BANNERS,
Flags, Japanese Lanterns, for P, 0. S, ot A.
Decoration
Rev. E. P.
Thomson will ofliciate and music will be furnished by the Center church choir. The (lowers and pall bearers will bo selected from the deseased's young lady friends. Tho interment will take place iu the Masonic cemetery at tho side of her father and mother.
Passed Through Town.
Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson, Democratic candidate for Vice-President,
wiib
on the
Big Four train going east this afternoon. His destination
whb
not positive
atj|-|E FAIR.
Dr. Mariha J. French,
ImlliimipolK will he:it the
Nutt Hotel,
CONsri.TATIoS Fltllli.
She is :t jrr:uliuitc ultlie ('cut nil Cuileuv «u 1'hyhkiiuiH and renins of hulliuupolls, ttm!
uIm)
ol the Women'* College, ol Chiciiyn. '1 lie,. Doctor litis been ti stieci s^lul prnctlMoner tor more than ten yars, |»nielielnjr not only Murlon coonty.'liut
uIm
in MoiHK»,incry,': oun-
hiin, Hoone, Cirmll ami Johnson. Dr. Krcnrh i. a woman ol rare ability ami striking personality, on*'.»! her Jilc! Thameteristles helnjrTier untlrlujrlevole«lni'ss io her patients. Dr. Krcnce is also
Skilled in Sur
gery, having peiTorn.f vwy Oitlh'iilt oju*ra\ tlons. Tht» Doctor has taken up this work Inorder that every one may have an opporiunlty to lest, her ahllliy.
Agents Wanted on Sale ry
Or commission, to humlle llic NYw ClttMnlcnl Ink Krisin^ IVnril. Tltr qiiiclirKt.. mul imMtost !'t!inf? iiovt'Hy
i-vit
Kntsos tlik thoroughly In two
pr. iliiirril.
mtoimJh
No
ahniKlon ol' pupiT. Works llko mimii.- •-Utt'.ioper ii'iit ptollt. Oni'iuri'iit's suit's :imoti iioil to gti'JO In six 'luys. Anothitr, in iwo iionrti. Tri'Vlons I'vpiTi.'Mti1 not ncri'ssnry. Pol* terms mul lull puriii'iihirs. midn-ss. 'Huv MotmH! Knisi'r Mftr Co. l.nOossu.w is. 11
ficwHpupvrH hnaofHC,
"Educators are certainly the great-v est benefactors of the race, and I, aft,or reading Dr. Franklin Miles' popular works, cannot help declaring him to bo among the most entertaining and educating authors." He is not a stranger to our readers, as his advertisements appear in our columns in every issue, calling attention to the fact that the elegant work on Nervous and Heart Diseases is distributed tree by our enterprising druggists Nye .t Co. Trial Bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine are given away, also Book of Testimonials showing^ that it is unecpialled for Nervous Prostration, Headache, Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fila, Epilepsy
Strong ir it nrst-en
Among the thousands of testimoniiilti of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heart Cure, is that ot Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Jtoek, Ph., who for yisars had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in loft side, shoulders, smothering spells, etc. one bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Onro nnd one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet, Salem, N. J., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Ilea.' Disease, wiis turned away by physician., as ncurable, death stared him in the face, conld not lay down for fear of smothering to death*. Immediately after using New Cure he felt better and could lay down and Bleep all night, and is now a well man. The New Cure is sold, also free book, by Nye .V Booe. lluntKingrr'n Treatment.
Dr. Hnntsinger, of Frankfort, was in the city to-day to make arrangements with Dr. J. H. Duncan to take charge of his institute for the cure of inebritv. Tho doctor is confident that his discovery and treatment for tho cure of drunkenness is superior to all others, as it ^loftves none of tho bad effects of the bichloride of gold.
TIioro
afllieted with
the disease of drunkenness should call on Dr. Duncan. y.