Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 September 1892 — Page 5

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And it is

Tners. Every Burners

a0ents

hves. Bees.

Our trade

lervday in

lounges, and

52,00,

Specialt Cut»Sale

THIS WEEK ON

BICYCLES

Of All Kinds ut

ROSS BROS.

99c. Store,

Is Coming

time to be

loo^ing

for

stoves-

We are

sh them with the best lines that are made. We are the lents for the Garland and Radiant Home Cook stoves and^base

for these two lines

one knows that tne Garland and Radiant Home are the best on the market and remember that we We have all kinds of natural gas

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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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Order Your New Suit

COLIVIAN & MURPHY.

I'he Lcmllug Tailors, Kiist Main .-treet.

PHOTOGRAPHS.

Cabinets are still

118A East Main Street.

puilders and Farmers

Will not Lose Money by Patronizing the,

Sering Planing

North Green Street

prepared to

N IT E

was never better in this line New designs arriving

Side Boards, Book Cases, Bed Room suits, Tables

Fancy Chairs. Bear in mind that when you start

purchase any article of furniture, from a kitchen table to he Parlor suit, that you he at our store.

will find the largest and most complete

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ROCERIES.

Smtirs are high but we are selling ioo barrels, per month anc |to pounds more for $i.oo than our competitors. :7

iARNHILL, HORNADAY & PICKETT.

$2.00.

DAILY JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1891.

fLABHEB BOM OVEB THE OITI.

—Herb Lucm ia visiting friends hero. —Ed Straight, of Chicago, is with ns. —Sum Grimes, of Brazil, is in the C'ty. CD

Mrs. Geo. Burford Lins returned to Chicago. —Louis Landman is in from Columbus, Ohio. •Mrs. Frank Booze went to Chicago •esterday. —Clarence Severson is down from LaFayette.

Rev. J. C. Barnhill will move to Irvington shortly. —Stnffy Bangs Augustus, of Paris, El., is in the city. —Will Simpson, of LaFayette, was in the city yesterday. —John Coulter, of Bloomington, is visiting friends kere.J

There were 53 persons went from here to Chicago yesterday. —Mrs. R. E. Warren, of LaFayette, is visiting George R. Rice. —MisB Bertha Stimson, of LaFayette, is the guest of Mrs. A. S. Miller.

Regular meeting of Athens Chapter, No. 97, O. E. S., Thursday, Sept. 8. Harlan Hadley and wise, of Plainfield, are the guests of T. C. Barnhill.

David Brown, of Pittsboro, Ind., is visiting his brother, Dayton Brown. Mrs. Robt. E. Warner, of Lafayette, is visiting Mr. and Mre. Geo. R. Rice.

Phil Green has returned from Lincoln, Neb., where he spent the summer. -Melanchthon Plunkett,of Indianapolis, is here for the "Greatest on Earth."

S. A. VanCamp and wife, of Indi anapoliB, are visiting their son, Ed Van Camp. ltoscoe Browu returned yesterday from a two weeks' visit in Hendricks county. —Master Clause Naylor, of Chicago, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. John Gaines. —Miss Blancl Canine, of Indmnapo lis, is the guest J. W. Cumberland and wife. —It. M. bharpe and wile, of White counly, are the guests of W. F. Sharpe and wife. —O. B. Hultz, formerly of this county, is now superintendent of Monon schools. —Omer Bird Young is in the city attending the races. He is now located in St. Louis. —Damon and Pythias will bo put on at Music Hall to-morrow night, Hazel

Kirk to-night. —Two candidates will take the third degree of Pythianism this evening at the K. 1'. hall.

-Joseph Gilbert and daughter, Miss

Sadie, of Terre Haute, are visiting Dr.

1). X. Morgan.

—The me Building Association took in SI.-105 in interest and premiums Tuesday night. —Mrs. Clara Harshbarger, of Ladoga. is the guest of her eotisin, Miss Anna Burns, this week.

years ago,

$2.00

Dozen and they don't fade at the Old Reliable NICHOLSON & SONS,

$2.00.

six o'clock dinner last evening in honor of their gnests, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of Marion, and Mrs. Patterson, of Covington. —Chas. Chavis, principal of Lincoln school, arrived to-day from Kockville' to begin his year's work. Mr. Chavis comes well recommended [as a teachor and it is to be hoped that he will make a success with our colored schools.

A commission of lunacy consisting of Drs. Jones and Keegan, and Esquires Ohumasero and Overton considered the case of Mrs. George Heffner yesterday afternoon and adjudged her insane. She will be taken to the asylum at

BR(JTALLY ASSAILED.

Alex Hammond Wickedly Assails a iDrunken Man Who InsultB .him. Blacksmith Campbell, an old Irishman who is employed at the shop of Charley Smith received rough usage last night at the hands of Alex. Hammond, the colored cook of the Nutt House, snd his injuries may prove to be of a very serious nature. Campbell wbb drunk and in front of the Nutt House accused Hammond stealing half a dollar from him. A little quarrel followed and finally Hammond struck Campbell a stinging blow on the face. Campbel ran, followed by the infuriated Hammond who repeatedly knocked him down and kicked him. Campbell was knocked against the letter box and a terrible gash cut in his head. He sta ggered acroBS the street and fell crying that he had had enough but

Hammond continued to cruelly kick and stnk6 him until assistance arrived. G..mpbell in an unconscisus condition was carried to jail and put under treatment. He is in bad 6hape and might die from his injuries. The employer of Hammond stood good for his appearance this morning.

BADLY HUBTr

Captain H. M. Billinesly Sustains SeriouB Injuries in a Bunaway Accident. Last evening about five o'clock Capt. H. M. Billingsly left the city in liis buggy for his home southwest of here, When near F. M. Dice's place the horse took fright and ran off, completely demolishing the bnggy. Captain was thrown out and fearfully bruised and scratched, his most serious injury, how ever, being a leg broken, the fracture

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nt th,s

hil'"

into

forniet^

lias returned to I

visiting Andrew Allen Biders, 111. —Leave orders with Con Cunningham for hack to take you to the grounds. He is hauling for ten cents this year and be is thfe man to take you out. —Miss Emma Van Nnys, left this morning to visit for a few days with friends and relatives at New Ross and Crawfordsville.—Lvbunon lieporter. —Mr. and Mrs. Zack WilliamB handsomely entertained a party of friends at

once.

•Will Somerville and \vife,yR. Ball and sons, ltalph Watkins, Hays Birch and wife, Paul Bums, Will Birch, Mrs. Abe Levinson and guest, Miss Harris, Miss Anna Davidson, Milo Overtop Lizzie Masedon, Lizzie Spruhan, May Talbot, Newt. Pearson, Jake Metzger, Will Oliver, Dave Swank and Jim Shevtin were among the Chicago excursionists yesterday.

See those nice Scotch suitings at Frank Smith's, 103J S. Washington St

The Jouknal Job Office for note heads.

Ho w,,e CBrrled

neighboring house and DrB. May

and Eneminger hastily summoned. They sot the limb and rendered all poBEible medical »6sistancp and Captain Billings 1 'y was taken on to his home. is badly, though it is thought not danger' ously hurt and it will be somo time before ho is able to be about again.

A Novel Soap.

Charles (). Erisman, of LaFayette, was the guest of Miss Desdemona Lukens yesterday. -—Mrs. Lucas, of Indianapolis, and Miss Alice Benson, of Buffalo, N. Y., are erai^^^nd earried them home. He visiting Mre. Robt. Lurch. was appalled on examining his pocket —Joe Jackson, who left this county 1 to find that his soap had melted and 40 years ago, and who has been back

Ab Gerard invested in Koap last niglit that is, he thought he did. He heard some crie in the b! reel, and attracted by its fresh uppearance purchased sev

sticky pool. He had pur

chased hokey pokey under a false un-

pression of itr virtues.

Hot or cold to suit the taste. Tee cream or ovsters at the Music Hall Restaurant and Lunch Counter. Open all night during, fair week.

Thk JontNAL Jon Offick for statements.

GLENPARK

The beautiful grove just wist of the city limits, known as IJntton Glen has been ulatted into large suburban lots anil named (JLEN FA It K.

These lot's vary in size from two to four acres, and are so arranged as to provide a building site in the grove and tillable land back of er.ch lot.

There'lire'200 tine forest trees, mostly hard maple, in this tract of laud, audit is conceded by all the to be the most attractive and beautiful place for suburban homes anywhere in reach of the city.

It is situated in a good neighborhood on oue of the tine-t drives leading from the city and there is no railroad to cross.

Lots will oe sold persons buying for a home at very low prices, onethird purchase money down and from one to three years time or longer if desired, cn deferred payments.

Cull at the office of Britton and Moffet and eianiine plata ar.d l*::rn prices.

If You Contemplate Buying

'CLOHK'

ESSS-THIS WEEK -s&S

CALL AND LOOK AT OUR NEW STOCK

We have Just Received. They are Beauties.

ABE LEVINSON,

103 East Main Street, Opp- Court House.

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HOULEHAN STUMP

North Washington St.

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OUR PET

WM. MUHLEISEN.

A Great Slaughter In

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

Thompson & Cate^.

Special Attractions and Special Prices

In Watches and Jewelry at

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^A7\ Otto's,

South Washington Street.

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