Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 September 1892 — Page 5

reagents

toves, rices.

ever

I

to

pounds

$2.00.

Special Cut»8ale»

THIS WEEK ON

Of All Kinds at

ROSS BROS.

99c. Store,

Is Coming

And it is time to be looking for stoves. nrnish them with the ^bestllines that are oents for the Garland and Radiant Home Cook stoves and base rners. Every one knows that tne Garland and Radiant Home

Burners are the best on the market and remember that we

for these two lines. We have all kinds of natural gas In fact our line of stoves will be very large and at low Come in and look over our line of stoves.

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FURNITURE

Our trade was never oetter in this line. Isew uesigns arriving ,y in Side Boards, Book Cases, Bed Room suits, Tables Lounges, and Fancy Chairs. Bear in mind that when you start but to purchase any article of furniture, from a kitchen table to a one Parlor suit, that you will find the largest and most complete fine at our tore.

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GROCERIES.

more for

Sugars are high hut we are selling 100 barrels, per month and

$1.00

Order Your New Suit

OF

COLMAN & MURPHY,

The Leading Tailors, i£0( Kast Main tre«l.

PHOTOCRAPHS.

Cabinets arc still $2.00 a Dozen and they don't fade at the Old Reliable

NICHOLSON & SONS,

118A East Main Street.

Builders and Farmers

Will not Lose Money by Patronizing the

Sering Planing

North Green Street

We are prepared to made. We are the

than our competitors.

0-

8ARNHILL, HORNADAY & PICKETT.

$2.00.

$2.00.

MIImw

A PIJ1ZK SIIOKTUOHN.

TrWo^Tthe

flashes

oiti.

—Airs. Win. Birch Las gone to Danville, 111. —Dan Reagan has returned from Evnnsville. —Billy Murphy has returned from Anderson. —J. B. Vanarsdall, of Thorntown, is in the city. —Lew Willis, of Harrieonville, Mo., is in the city.

Harry Kritz returned this afternoon from West Baden. T. J. Whalen has been admitted to the Montgomery county bar. —MiBs Bertha Grouse, of Lafayette, is the guest of Miss Mame Somerville. —Louis Ott and wife, of Veederebtirg, were the guests of A. Kostanzer yesterday. —Dick Ball, accompanied by Howard and Allen, his sons, go to Chicago today.

—The gutters on several streets' were Hushed last night. Now mow your weeds. —Joseph Gaskill and wife, of .Frankfort, are in. the city the guests of J.J. Fisher. —CharleB Ehlert has returned to Indianapolis after a visit with John Kostanzer. —Mr. and MrB. J. D. Norris, of Frankfort, are the guests of Mrs. Dun McClelland.

Edward Lee has been appointed guardian of [the minor heirs of L. K. Thomas, deceased.

Wm. Chestnut, of Wingnte, was budly hurt this morning by his colt which playfully kicked in his ribs.

W. D. Jones has returned from Eagle Lake where he conducted satis, factory hotel business during the summer. —Hon. M. D. White, of Crawfordsville, who is the guest of his brother, J. W. White, of the Arlington, had a severe attack of cholern-morbus last night but is much better to-day.—Danville Coin mcrciul. —Mrs. J. H. Wnsson and daughter Ethel, are home after spending a pleasant week with Mrs. T. H. Scott and family at Delphi. —I'rof. Chas. A. McClure has just completed and had copyrighted a "Students own grade book and school diary.'

It is a very convenient book for students and is highly recommended by Prof. E. li. Grifiith, I'rof. Moore and others.— Frankfort AVtr*. §g

—H. M. Harter and wife assisted the traveling men of Win. Deeritig .fc Co. in giving L. .1. Byers, their manager, reception at the Bates House, Indianapolis, Sunday, upon his return from his wedding tour. A dinner worthy of the a a —Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Ornbanm tendered nn informal reception to a number of young friends Inst evening in honor of their guest Miss Chafee. The ulTair was a most pleasant one in all its details and the guests were treated with the greatest hospitality. —Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cast, Elmer Sheridan, Geo. Uorner, Fred Coulter of Frankfort, Miss Nell Brooks of Riverside, Cal., Mrs. W. W. Linder, Mrs. D. B. lLouser, Misses Jessie Lee, Mav T»ylor, Helen Spillman and Hattie llouser will picnic at the Shades to-dav.

Dixon Won.

he Sullivan boys received quite a detailed -iccount of the Dixon-Skclley mill at New Orleans last night, and the usual largo crowd assembled to hear the returns. Dixon, the colored man, won the contest, knocking Skelley out in the eignth round. lie had it all his own way fro the start. To-night the great Corbett-Sullivan mill occur, and will set the town by the ear. The fight will be received by rounds and all the sports in the county will be on hand to hear the news. Bets are all in favor of Sullivan

A. Blasted Outrage.

Last night as Mr. Windy Everson was quietly walking along the street the men who were flushing the gutters amused themselves by turning jthe hose on him, drenching him to the skin. It was a mighty meant rick and Mr. Windy was obliged to take a large doso of the Magic worm powder before lie recovered his composure.

Deatn of Harrv Detnob.

Harry Detrich, the son of John Detrich, of Waveland, died Monday night of consumption. The funeral will occur this afternoon conducted by the Masonic fraternity. The deceased was a popular young man.'

SEE those nice Scotch suitings at Frank Smith's, 103i S. Washington St

Tun JOURNAL J011 OFFICE for cote heads.

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8ENSATI0N.

Oklelio'a Mayor and Cblef of Folic* Contradict Koch Other While on the Witnew Stand.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—Mayor Wnshburne testified under oath, in Justice llluine's court, that Chief of l'olico MeClauRhry approached him with a proposition made l)y .lames Jiurke, Ed Cornwall's partner, to give, on behalf of the Hawthorne race track people, S.r0.000 to the republican campaign fund if the city authorities would close the liarlicld club track. The offer was refused by mayor. Maj. McClauffhry immediately afterward contradicted under oath this statement of his superior. Who committed the obvious perjury was not developed by the subsequent proceedings. These sensational events took place at the hearing before Justice

Blume at the Desplaiues Street station of the cases of the Gavtield club racetrack employes.

FEARS FOR PEARY.

The Iteltef Stoiimcr Kite Itelievixl to He Caught lu the loe and Short of ProvlKlon*. l'un.ADKU'iiiA, Sept. 7.—Secretary E. .1. Noian. of the Academy of Natural Sciences, says: "If the reports of ice extending hundreds of miles south of McCormiek bay s»re. true God help l'eary and the Kite relief party."' Considerable fear is fell in this city as to the fate of the Arctic explorers owing to the delayed arrival of the Cryolite bark Ivigtut from the Greenland port of the same name. Most serious fears are entertained that the Kite has never reached McCormiek bay. but is stuck in the ice. As she took 110 extra supplies and it is believed she will be forced to spend the winter ill the ice. it is feared that her provisions wifl become exhausted before January 1.

TORN TO PIECES BY A BULL

I!. 1. HIv. a Hrceih'i* nl' Cuttlu NVa Omaha. Mod* tin Awful I'ntts OMAHA. Xel., Sept.. 7.—li. M. Kix. one of the best, known line stuck breed crr» in Die si ito. wj»s torn to pieces by a bull on his farm nenr Onuihu Mon flay. The corpse was literally cut to pieces and could be identified only by the fragments of clothing scattered arotmd the scene of the struir^lo. Tlx? feet of the hull were covered with .blood from having jumped on the vie tim and its lmijr horns were sinewed with ?»hredfe of Mesh and blood. Kvery bone was crushed und in some instances detached from 'the bod v. ho terrible aiVair was discovered by the victim's a«red wife.

WINTER IN AUSTRIA. vrii* l{:ulroal I 'ro/.«'ii on I ho

Simw Fulls Throughout Train* Delayed hy Ir Hull".

ViK.ww. Sept. 7. A jrrent md sudden change in the weather lias occurred throughout Austria. It wasonly few days Jiyo that this city was suffering' from tropical heat. Now it is cold and raw. The highlands around

Aus/e. in -Moravia. are covered with snow. At Ischl the mercury dropped from '.K to decrees in forty*

ei_rlH

hours. Snow has fallen throughout Styria. A railroad train was delayed in the tnnmd near Hischofsholcn Monday niyht owinLf to the raiis t-einj? so heavily routed with ice tl.at it was impossible for it to proceed.1"

Two ISitvs Killed.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—Two boys, one of them supposed to lc (ieorire Tichler i.r 7b7 Seventeenth street, the other unknown. were driviny aeros* the Chicago. Hurlinjxlon Quincy tracks at Wood street in a junk wajfon when the vehicle as struck by an engine, the boys thrown out. and the wayon demolished. The boy whose name is not known was mstautly killed. Tichler was so badly injured that he died at the county hospital just after reaching there.

Sent to Vi'iirzui'lii.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Information received at the state department from the United States minister at Caracas as to the condition of affairs in Venezuela has led the president to direct that another naval vessei be sent to La (itnivra. The United States steamer kearsarge has been ordered to proceed to Venezuela immediately.

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BKI.OIT. Wis., Sept 7.—There was a perceptible frost here Monday night. Much anxiety is felt over the corn and tobacco crops, especially for the latter. Kvery effort is being made to cut the tobacco.

THE Joint NAL, Jon OFFICE for dodgers

THE JontNAL Jon OFFICE for pan* pllletB.

HOT or cold to 6uit the taste. Ice cream or oysters at the Music Hall Restaurant and Lunch Counter. Open all night during fair week.

THE JOI'KNAI. ments.

If You Contemplate Buying

'CLOHK'

E£3*-TI1IS WEEK--©®

CALL AND LOOK AT OUR NEW STOCK

We Have Just Received. They are Beauties.

ABE LEVINSON,

103 East Main Street. Opp- Court House,

Rial

Patronize

Jon OFFICE for s'.ate-

1,000 Books, Cloth Bound.

XOX DIFFERENT TITLES

$By Some Of The Best English and American Authors!#

YOUR CHOICE} ONLY 17c. At

South Washington Street.

The HENRY HUDSON

ASK FOR THEM.

WINDPUMPS

SMOKE

People in the Southeast

1 'art of the city do not need to i*o. down town for Steak, llam, Lard and everything kept in a first-class Meat Market.

WILL KRAMER,

The College Street Huleher. near Plum street.

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SEE

Manufactured by

a 1111n

Is THE BEST

5c. Cigar In The City.

HOULEHAN & STUMP

North Washington St,

Bargains.

OUR PET

WM. jYIUHLEISEN.

A Great Slaughter In

Ieatin^ and Cook Stoves, Bed Room Suits, Carpets, Chairs, Furniture of all Kinds, Guns, Revolvers, Tinware, Glassware. Queensware.

And in fact everything both New and Secondhand At Rock Bottom Prices at the Old Reliable Stors of

Thompson Sc Cate^.

Special Attractions and Special Prices

In Watches and Jewelry at

Xj. "WY Otto's,

111 South Washington Street.

CIGAR.