Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 August 1892 — Page 3
ON PICTURES
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Pictare Framing.
which
signs of Furniture
Stoves of all
See our new
look at them
AAandolin and Guitar.
Thorough instruction on
Twins Known nu .u k»p.
MM KOUTE.
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Don't lose your way when you start for our store to look
at Furniture, Stoves, Queensware and Groceries^- See what
we have first and get the prices." 'Then s^o elsewhere and
make comparisons if you like. •-'We are never worried when
customers say they want to look a little further before deciding.
Tlicy always come back. We do not believe that any furni
ture house can afford to deceive a customer. It takes years
to build up a llourishin ule and Faith is one of the things
must be cultivated We are striving not only to gain
luit likewise to merit public confidence. Our stock will be
ihe most complete this fall that we ever had. "We have bought
a "Teat many goods and they are just beginning to arrive
by the 15th of October we will have a great many new de
inds.•••••••Do not fail to see what
ine of vase and banquet lamps,
whether you want to buy 01
we an1 at the front iu the (.irocenvtrade.
Grates, Mantels and Furnaces.
We sold 5 Furnaces last week. This goes to show who has
the best furnaces to sell. We can give you all steel or cast
Furnaces just as you choose. We are in the Mantel
and tile trade. Those wishing new hearths
will tin well togive 11s a call. .Respectfully,
BARNH1LL, HORNADAY & PICKETT.
PROI-. L. 0. SMITH
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WILLIAMS BROS.,
Plumbing and Na'ural Gas a Specialty. Fitting
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uriiip your liouso and cstiniatiiiij .Vnur work. Hydrants |iut in and old ones Wo ileal in alt kinds oT I'miips wli. '.ellnuf very clieap.
South Gr«:i:n Si. Opposite Music Hull.
UPHOLSTERING
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All V/ork Pertaining To 1 lie Business.
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West Pike St
Nearly Opposite the Old .Stand.
I have beon troubled with chronic, catarrh for years, Ely's Cream balm is the only remedy among Iho many that 1 have used that atTords me relief.—E, W. Willard, Druggist., .Toliet, [11.
My son has been alllieted with nasal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, and before he had used one bottle that disagreeable catarrhal smell had all left him. He appears as well as anyone. It is the be«l, catarrh remedy in the market.—J. ,0. Olinsteail, Areola, 111.
At The
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FOR ONE WEEK!
Sale^lDA1LYjQURhrtL
we have to offer.
Come in and
not. Remember
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cular*. I'uy forty rents julay am! coin*
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ANTKI) A jrood to do housework at :M0 south c• rooti street. ANTRD—A j.rood jjlrl at. -UWeast Jetlersoi stu'et wnji-es ^'.."0 week.
•ALK—A lour horse power Apply atthlsolhee.
on water motor
FINE STOCK
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For Sale Or Exchange For
SHALL FARH
Imported Draft Brood Marcs and their colts and a linn year old imported Stallion, sure foal-bettor, and line lot of colts as an.v, iu proof of which I ask you to call and see. And a line lot of 't year down to suckling. For sale :S miles south of Cruwtordsvitle on the UliaVley Kdwanl travel road at E. C. Crillllh'ssloclt farm.
Stock will be Sold on good
E. C. GRIFFITH.
I.II IU iirtlc lliislnrss Collcnc. Corner 4th and Columbia streets, occupies the enviable position of being the leading college of book-keeping, shorthand and typewriting in the State. Jt employes progressive, sensible methods, has a large faculty of experienced teachers. It turns "out competent book keepers and short hand writers, by which it is enabled to procure good positions for all its graduates. Its normal department is unsurpassed. Write for catalogue. Address, T. Cadden,
Pres., LaFayette liusinoss College, LaFayetto, Ind. D»t\V-tf
Hot/iil J'ort ine. The feebler the const itution, the more susceptible the system is to the causes disease, and the less competent it is to struggle with- sickness. Hence where there iB a deficiency of natural stamina the physique should bo protected and strengthened bv the the best, invigorant that nature produces. Insist upon your druggist or dealer giving you "ROYAL IIUIIY" Port Wine accept no substitute "just as good" which thev may olTer you.
The pure Oporto grapo juice, old, ricl and mellow, has that fruity taste so 6el dom found, no matter what price is paid. (Juart bottles SI pi 00 cents. Sold and guaranteed by ..\tye .t Co., bottled bv Royal Wine Co., Chicago. Ills.
HAMKEY A- (FOI.TIIA have tho nicest line of hats ever the cil.v.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 25.1892.
Tim DAII.Y .'JOURNAL
the ollieo.
Wc have laid in quite a stock of (jas resort for picnics this week.
IS on sale by
I Robinson .t Wallnce, find Pontious & Lucey. -.
Interesting Keadine.
If yon enjoy reading sonieshing spicy
I don't fail to peruBe an article whicli will
appear in Tm: JoriiNAi. to-morrow by
ex-Speaker Thomas 15. lteod, of Maine.
It is a review of Ihe first session of the
Democratic Congress and is simply
rich. Head it and preserve it for fu
ture reference. If you want extra
copies for some doubtful voter call at
PLASHES FEOM OVER THE OITST.
—The Lafayette fair is next week.
•I. .1. Mills has gone to Hartford City. -Mrs lm
Mary bannon is in Veeders-
KOBI
C. 1
is in Ladoga this afier-
noon. -Wallace Shevelin has returned to Marion. -Ed Knnil-'il went Logansport this morning.
CI \t, Crane and Frank Scott went fishing to-day. -Eph Grillith returned from Linden this afternoon. —D. F. McCluro has returned from a trip to Cincinnati.
Hilly Morgan billed the fair at Terre llaute to-day. -Missos Ella and Mabel Handel are visiting in Grecncastle. -The "Hen Ilur Park" is a favorite
-The Big Four will run an excursion to Niagara Falls next Tuesday. -Mary A. Elmore has filed a replevin suit against Noah Fruits, et al. -The wages of the \'andatia telegraph operators have been increased. —Niry Smith, wife and son Charlesi of Peoria, are visiting Reuben Smith.
Timothy Collins liaB been lined SI for attempting to provoke W. U. Smith. Harry Connard left last night to resume his run
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the C. A' E. I. rail-
way. •—The Chiistian church Kundav school picniced at the "lien llur Park" to-day.
Mrs. Chas. Marshall and children re in Shelbyville, Ills., visiting Mr. Marshall.
Miss Susan Johnson has returned to Wisconsin after a visit with Mrs. J. P. Tuttle.
Another doctor willjocate here,having rented the present dwelling of M. I:. Clodfelter.
The item yesterday to the effect that Leo Schweitzer had dropped out of the band is a mistake. —Daisy Ayers was 1 veare old yes terday, and the event was duly observed with a party last evening.
Those intending to go t'. the irbt church picnio to-morrow should be at the church in the morning by 8:ii0 o'clock.
Capt. Talbot and Ira Spillman are attending a soldiers' reunion at Veed erslmrg.
The farmers' meeting to-day at the court house was not largely attended, on account of meetings elsewhere.
Special ates and trains to tho IJainbridgo fair next week and to the Montgomery county fair the following week.
The new quarters for the First National liank will lie ready for oectt pancy in a few days. It will be a hand some room. -Winthrop Atwood^nnd wife have concluded a visit with E. Ii. Curtis and family, and have started for their home at Whitman, Mass. -Local sports are talking a great deal about tho Lafayette Ilffuhl bieyclo race next Monday. The riders will turn in front of Tim .TCUKNAI. olhee
Win. Urown, living no llio Plum street depot, was badly burned on tho back part of his neck at tho fire to-day by a portion of the roof falling in upon ii in. —Miss Lulu Synimes arrived in the city this afternoon from Orleans, where she has been visiting. She will return to Pittsburg, Kansas, soon, where she teaches in the public schools. -Several trustees of Wabash College have received letters from Dr. Burroughs, asking questions of various kindB. Ho is carefully considering tho offer of the board but has not yet made up his mind. -Tho LaFayotte Jlcrahl bicycle race from that ollice to Tin: .TOUHNAI, office is straight race, no relays. As the course is sixty-two miles it will bo a strong test of endurance. It is open to Crawfordsville bicyclers. -The Crawfordsville fair holds from Sept. 5 to 9. This fair is always good.
Us special attraction this year is the fast driving of Lola and Wanetah Grimes, the champion lady drivers of the world.—ItackrilUt Jiejiiihlirini.
1'tire and ll'/iolrsom• Oualltti Commends to public approval tho California li] ii ill laxative remedy, Syrup of FigB. It is pleasant to tho taste and by acUng gently on tho kidneys, liver and bowels to cleanse the system elTect-
Evu, ear, and throat diseases only,Dr. ually, it promotes the health anil cornGreene. .Toul Block. Fitting of glasses a fort'of all who use it, and with millions specialty it is the best and only remedy.
opened U| brought to
WANTI'.II at once four experienced dining room girls at Nutt llouro.
Wages $11 por month
SWEENEY ASSAULTED.
A Striking Switchman Strikes With His Fist. Special to tln .loiirinil.
HI-FKATJO,
Aug. 25.—This foreuoon
Grand Master Sweeney,"while in a wordy altercation with some Btriking switchmen, was assaulted by one of them, named Quinn, and severely pounded about the head.
A fatal Accident.
Spoclid to Tlic .Ion null. DixoNiiuiid, Pa., Aug. 25.—An engine containing several railroad men went through a bridge near this place this morning. Many are reported dead and others fatally hurt.
An Exouus.
Sixty-six tickets to Frankfort were sold this morning on account of the fair. Among those who went were Capt. llerron, W. W. Seawright and wife, Arch Martin and wife, George .Tohnson, John S. Brown, John Griffin, Paul' Hughes, A. J. Royalty, Chester Bntton, John L. Davis, M. D. White, James Barnett, George McDonald, tins Karlo, Dave Martin, Aus Tomlinson, Irve Transue, 01 Gill, John Bobbins, Ed Williams, Tade Connors, Ed Crane, Jonas Miller, Dr. Willis, Sam Smyth, Henry Crawford, Bill Column, Smith Swank, Mrs. John Kirkpalriek, Mrs. Nowt. Martin and MisB Minnie Landman.
Twenty tickets wero sold to Darlington, where the old settlers met to-day. Among those who went were Wallie Sparks, John Button, Gen. Manson, Mrs. Sarah Johnston, Miss Martha Johnston, Alex. Harper and others.
Personal Liberty Trampled Upon. It seems a rhame that personal liberty is so fast becoming obsolete. What is the world coming to whon man and wife cannot indulge in a few words of criticism in regard to each other's actions? It is coming, or rather lot us say, going to the dogs. Last evening Mrs. Malachi BillScottand her handsome husband fell out over the trilling matter of how Mrs Scott had best have her next winter's seal skin sacque cut. Malachi wanted black satin lining and she wanted black silk. The quarrel was a trilling affair and neither Mr. and Mrs. Scott was fatally wounded, although both will carry the scars to their graves. Everything would have been pleasant had not the police interfered and put Mrs. Scott in jail, where she reposed all night. As for Malachi, ho escaped by climbing a shade tree and very unreasonably refusing to come down.
Dwelling on i'ire.
To-day at noon an alarm from box 31 brought tho depp.rtment to tho lu.use owned and occupied by Adam Ountle at the end of Plum street. The house is a story and a half, with a tin roof, and the llames had gained considerable headway under this covering before being discovered. The department had tho fire extinguished in about twenty minutes after arriving. Tho goods in tho Drst story were removed in safety, and a portion from the upstairs. The house is insured in the Home Company, of New York, and the damage will proli ably be not over $300.
Obtaining Money Under False Pretense. Tho police have arrested Charley Taylor, of New Ross, for obtaining monoy on false pretenses. He had secured 81..10 from Dave Johnson, ami solicited several others. His story was that he had been arrested by tho police, who had taken his monoy and also he had been fined 8-1S. This was all bosh, and now Taylor is in the clutches of the law.
I. 0. 0. P. Picuic.
The Vanilalia line will soil tickets at one faro for tho round trip from all stations between Frankfort and Terre Haute, on account of the I. O. O. I'' picnic at the Shades of Death, Sept. 1 'Bus laro from Waveland, including admission to tie Shades, 5(1 cents. The railroad tickets will be good returning on all regular trains of Sept. 1 and a.
A Uhance to Hear McKinley. Probably tho only chanco to hoar the great champion of protection, Governor McKinley, in this State will be on Sept. 13 at Elwood, when the Amorican Tin Plato Works will bo formally opened. Therefore it behooves the peoplo of Crawfordsville who want to hear McKinlev to go' to Elwood. Reduced rates will be secured on all roads.
Old Settlers at Darlington. An old settlers reunion is being hold at Darlington to-day and a great mnny persons are in attendance. M. D. White and Gen. Mnneon are in atlondanco and tho people are being entertained with speeches, examining relics and renewing old acquaintances. Tho crowd was entertained this afternoon with races.
Pnpils Examination.
Hupt. Zook will hold an examination at the Mills school building on baturday, Aug. 2S, for pnpils desiring to enter the Preparatory or Freshmen claseeB of Purdue University. This county is entitled to two pupils and all farmer organizations are entitled to one representative.
Preaching Appointments.
Elder T. 11. Oliphnnt, will preach Saturday and Snnday at Old Union, nnd on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at Now Market.
Wi! made grent havoc in our remnants to-day and to-morrow we aro going to linish'tbem up. Come in early.
L. llisi'iioi'.
Doath of Marion Daiu.
Marion Dain died at his home in Kirkpatriek on Tuesday. He was among tho lirst to enlist in Co. G, 11th Ind., Vol. Inf., in theSring of l.SIU and was discharged some time before the regiment was mustered out for disability, his friends having to go after him to get him homo. He never fully recovered and continued to linger and suffer all these years, and dying of that drend army disease, chronic diarrhoea. He leaves a family and large circle of friends to mourn.
Why It Was Done.
The reason, and tho only reason tint the Amfi-irmi Trihunr was made the official State organ of the P. O. S. of A. was because it had a special department for news concerning this order, just tho same as it has for tho G. A. R„ S. of V. and W. R. C. And further, that it was the only paper in the State that had such a feature. If all the members of the order aro in harmony concerning this matter, outsiders should be.
Illness of V,'m. Robertson.
Wm. Robertson, one of tho prominent residents of this city, had his second attack of paralysis yesterday afternoon, his left side being affected. Mr. Robert son had complained several days concerning I is eyes aching, but aside from this he seemed to be in usual healLh. Tliero is no change in Ins condition today he still being in a semi-conscious stale.
Excursion to Battl'j Ground. Next Sunday an excursion will leave here at S:2.r a. m.for the Battle Ground. The round trip rate is 75 cents. The train will pass Linden at 8:17, and tho fair from that point will be 50 cents. The camp meeting dopes on Monday. Returning, will leave at 5:30 p. in. Tickets good only on excursion train.
A Summer Party.
Miss Daisy A yore charmingly entertained bout thirty of hr friends last evening at her beautiful home in Englowood. The evening was pleasantly spent in various amusements, the house was beautifully decorated with (lowers and elegant refreshments were I erved.
Death of Moses MeUlure.
Moses McClure died at tho homo of his daughter, I\Irs. .lack Henderson, near Darlington, Friday, at. tho advanced age of years. He was an honored member of the Khannondale Lodge, 1. O. O. F., ami will lu lmriod to-day by that order at Hhannondalo.
CROWN AND SCEPTER.
The royal ille of majesty was not known in Kiiulaml until l.V7, when it was assumed by Kinst Henry V111.
Duke Max of Ilavaria has traveled around the world incotfiiitn without onto having his identity discovered.
The ex-empress Carlotta of Mexico Is llft.y-t wo. ller health has liecii very unsatisfactory ol late and she has Ijad one or two serious fits.
sonrii r.v/o.v.
Alice Hiving is quite sick. Clover is being cut for seed. Okie Reynolds visited Harry Carver Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie liupcnbark is staying at New Market. Apples and peaches will be scarce in this neighborhood.
Francis Serface is repairing his home preparatory to moving. Wm. M. Koeves, our next prosecutor' was in town Wednesday.
Penn Hanna and wile of Waveland, are visiting at J. If. Uooley's. Miss Fannie liritton, of Crawfordsville, has visiting her cousin, Miss Maggie.
Quito a number of our young people attended church at New Market Sunday night. .lord Grider and wife, of Purlin county visited his brother W. 11. Grider over Snnday.
Win. Uavorcamp and wife have returned to Bni/.il after a short visit with his brother Lew.
Mrs. Lydia A. Thomas and nhildren visited her mother, Mrs, Christiana Stewait Wednesday, it being the .r)(lth anniversary of Al rs. Stewart's marriage.
Messrs. 15nv Steele ami Charley Gillson, of Crawfordsville, accompanied by Misses liose Seering and Maggie Williams were seen in our town Sunday evening.
SKI:
'those nice Scotch suitings at
Frank Smith's, llltfj S. Washington St.
Coughing leaits to Consumption Keuip'sHalsam will stop the coughs at once.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
The Greatest Boom Crawfordsville has Ever Had in Dry Goods is now Going on at ABE LEVINSON'S.
Goods Arriving Daily From the Recent Purchases of Mr. Levinson In The New York Markets.
Come One, Come All, and Examine our Immense Stock and Low Prices.
HBE LEUINSON
Next Door to Kline's Jewelry Store.
IndianapoiisD
SEND FOR ELEGANT CATALOGUE.
John Mills is suffering from a sunstroke received while helping thresh at J. P. Snyder's Tuesday.
Two of our prominent young ladies will bo led to the marriage altar ere the treeB put on their golden line.
Chas. Johnson and family have moved to Greencastle where Mr. Johnson will enter upon the study of theology.
Thursday evening last week Milton Lolland ami wife delightfully entertained about thirty of their young friends in honor of the lfitli birthday of their daughter, Miss Lola.
That tho Democrats are still for cheap or slave labor is shown by the hiring out of tho convicts of Tennessee by the Democratic Governor of that State to take tho place of free labor. I ho Democratic leaders of Tennessee are wholly responsible for the bloodshed that has occurred there. Therefore, can any working man trust his interests with a party that will allow convict labor to disj.'lnco free labor.
Jilts. CKKSSI'., the popular milliner, is now located at 103 North Washington street in tho room vacated by C. 1!. SnodgrasB. She will also carry an elegant line of gloves and will lit them to the hand.
SEH tho Dunlup, Knox and Miller block, in fall style hats at Uiimsay AGoltra's.
Dit. WAI'!ONRII'S rooms rit tho Nutt Hotel have boon crowded nil day. He needs no further comment as his work speaks for itself. Ho is certainly doing much to relieve Buffering in this vicinity. If yon have a chronic troublo don't fail to call on him. Ho will re main until Saturday.
FIICST come, first Levinson's now stock.
served from Abe
Till! only place you can have gloves fit to the hand is at Mrs. CresBe's, 103 North Washington street. Ladies should remember her fur Kail millinery too.
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1,000 Books, Cloth Bound.
101 DIFFERENT HTLES
JtLACIi CREEK.
Ab LowiB has moved in Chas. Johnson's liouso. Phon and K. 13. Snyder will attend tho LaFayette fair next week.
C. D. Cooper, of Farmer Oity, Ills., is the gueBt of John Htine and family. llenry Long and wife attended the Baptist Association at Clough's grove Thursday.
Dan King is building an addition to his house, presumably for his future son-in-law.
Miss linimn Nicholson went to Wavnetown Saturday to assist in a literary entertainment.
Some Of The Best English and American Authors!***-
YOU It CIIOICK OM.Y 17c At
South Washington Street.
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OLD BTRAVTOJI, NORTU PRNN3YIIVANIA ST.. WH5N BLOCE. 0PP08ITB POST-OFFICR. THE HICHEST CRADE BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND SCHOCl.. Jtabliflhel 1860 OJK*U nil tho year enter uny time individual instruction: lecturen )tn LIU-TJ-ty timc8hort expenses low no fee for Diploma uBtrictly HuslnoflsBclioulin an unrlvnlrd comjnerciul center endorsed nna patronized by mil road, industrial. proresHlonul and IniHliH'ssinc:: for positions unemmlcd in thesucccsRof itsuraduutc*. who employ Fkillcd help no co&rgd
as unemmlcd in thesuccesRoi ilsuraiiuutcH.
HEEB & OSBORN,
F. M. Alkire and Jo Hurt went, to Kansas City on the excursion. The small child of Jas. Weaver that has been very sick, is slowly improving.
Miss Eva [Shephard returned from Lebanon Tuesday after a week's visit. Clarence Hell, who was injured from a Hig Four train is able to be about again.
Mr. Sterm, bridge contractor has been sick for several days, but is ablo to be out again.
Miss Ethel Iladley has gone to Hendricks County on an extended visit among friends.
Quite a number of 1C. of I'. members from here attended initiation at Maco Saturday night.
There will be an ice cream social held at Union, two miles west of here Saturday. All are invited.
Dr. Hronaugh has purchased the Nancy Evans property and repairing it, preparatory to occupying it.
Towitt, sale still going on at Louin Uischof's.
.1 ,Vcio Deal.
Vandalia line excursions aro as follows To Camden and return, Sept. Ii to II, Sl.i).r» round trip.
Low fares to Lake Maxinkuckee, Codar Lake, or Bass Lake, St. Joseph, Mich., and all northern resorts.
Also Sunday excursion to the lake until Sept. •!, at 0::M a. in., fare, round trip, $2.00. Shades, 81.10.
DBRRICE'S
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Iii nihil in I hi rvcM /..IV'lU'NfOlt. August 30, Sept. 27 and Oct. 2.1 to Missouri, Kansas, Texas, the South and tho northwest, at one lowest first class faro. Good to return 20 days from dale of sale. Von know we make good time, good connections, have clean depots and cars, and yon are absolutely safe on a Vandalia passenger train.
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Proprietors.
SK I!' ROSS.
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Mrs. Hannah Sparks is very present. JIIS. Kline ami wife arrived from ton Tuesday.
Tip-.
Charles Hailan, of Jamestown was here Tuesday A. F. liamsay, of Crawfordsville. was here Monday.
Miss Sallie Hurt returned from Crawfordsville Sunday. Miss F.tlie ltonk visited friends in Lebanon over Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Agee, of Ladoga, in visiting at T. E. Hobson's P. M. Brown and Guy Adliins were at Indianapolis Tuesday.
J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agt.
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Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.