Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 October 1892 — Page 3

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FRUIT JARS

A1(S

Plumbing,

work. I

FRUIT CANS

Gaz Fiting,

ALMOST

u»e nothing but the best, im.

firstoiaanien**an(^

W1"

GIVEN AWAY

ROSS BROS.SM

$2.00. $2.00.

WE ARE LEADERS in Furniture. New Goods arriv ing Daily. STOVES.—We are headquarters in this line. Gas Stoves, all kinds Garland and Raident Home Cook Stoves. We are showing the linest line in the city of Grates, Mantles and Tile Hearths. When} oil want to iix your grate over come and see us.

BARNHILL, HORN ADAY PICKETT.

$ Estimate Free of Oblige.

Z. Maliorney

Sons!

Cement Work.

I warn ten thousand people to call on mc and have a fine Cement Side walk put in. it cent* very little more tlian Brick and is always clean and white, the.v are better wan stone, they never turn green "Potted, and nover hold ice of* 1 also put in collar and kltchon ooors. In fact everything pertaining to ce®eut

Buarantee all work

BtFrod C.Bandcl's granite

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8treel'

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do housework. Apply

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dining

room work.

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acre of ground

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10-1

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fine mlik cow, Jersey.

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A Challenge.

We, the undersigned committee here by.agree to furnish one or more speak ere, und hereby challenge, the committees, or individual members of either the Democratic or Republican pnrtieB furnish one or more speakers to meet oura in the joint discussion of the issues involved in the present campaign. Said speakers to be residents of this county, and discussions to be held at any num' ber of pointB in this county. Said do bat«s to be governed by the rules usual ly adopted in such discussions.

J. J. DAUTER, J. U. Jirn:n. Chairman. Secretary Joint campaign committee Prohibi tion People's Party.

COLLEGE NUTiiS.

Ellersly Leech took quiet little nap in the geology class to day. Harry Beam is now attending DePanw University. Pence be to his ashec.

Bov. G. W. Switzer delivered an interesting lecture at the chapel yesterday aftornoon.

The college Y. M. C. A. meetings are getting to lie enthusiastic affairs nnd much good is being done by the members.

Clinse Harding, '95, who has been kept at home by the illness of his sisters, hns returned to lus college studies.

One of the seniors met Miss Biley, of Lebanon, at the Shades yesterday and fell in the creek while picking liomlock berries for the charmer.

The MoKinley club ot the class of '95 will hold a meeting to-night in Calliopean hall to which all Bopublionn students of the class are invited.

Becent news from l'nrduo University is thtit the Purdmtes are feeling blue over tho foot ball situation. Five of the old team nre not in college, and two more who are won't piny, and those who play need conching badly. It behooves Wabash to get up and hustle, for she has the weight if she can got a good coacher. Of course to get conch she must get the wherewithal.

A Complete Coll a INC.

is occasioned in our feelings by dernnge* ments of tho livor, Btomach and bowelBDr. Pierce's Pleasnnt Pellets cure sick and billious headache, bowel complaints, internal fever and costiveness. They remove all waste mntter, nnd restore health to body nnd mind. A dose, as a laxa tive, consists of ono tiny, sugar-coated Pellet. Oheapost und easiest to take. By druggists, 25cts. vial.

CON CUNNINGHAM for over coats.

OFFTCR for STATED

THE JooiiNAii Jon menta. CON suite.

CUNNINOHAM for your Sunday

Republican

SPEAKING.

HON.

0. W. FAIRBANKS

Will Address The People at the Court House

-OK-

TUESDAY,

OCT,

DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1892.

Taken Ohanges of Venue.

An unusually large number of cases have been venued from this county lately. Within the past three days the following caseB have been sent out:

Geo. Fitchey vs. the L. N. A. .V C. railroad, to Clinton connty. G. W. Gardner vs. the L. N. A. .fc C. railroad, to Fountain.

John C. Wingate vs. the Clover Leaf railroad, to Fountain. B. F. Barr vs. Margaret A. Barr ot al to Clinton.

G. F. Kreitlein vs. M. A. Barr ot al to Clinton. Emma Conner vs. James F. Starke, to Putnam.

Death of Dr. B. M. Thomas. Dr. B. M. Thomas, brother of A. D. and C. L. Thomas, died yesterday at Santa Fe, New Moxico. He was secretary of tho territory and had been more than twenty years in New Mexico, nineteen years of which time he has held several offices there. He graduated a' Wabash College in 180-1, and was a man of much force of character and enjoyed the confidence and respect of all who knew him to a remarkable degree, and was acting Governor of the territory in many of the trying political times during the past three years.

To fie Installed.

The Courier has received an invitation to attend the installation services of the Father Dinnen Commandery, K. of St. J. at Cruwfordsville, Sunday, Oct. 10. The commandery are working hard to make this a grand event for their city pnd at the same time to outdo all other events of the same nature, and will no doubt succeed. They are preparing to entertain as their guests all uniformed Catholic societies, clergymen and the press. Commanderies will be there from Louisville, Indianapolis, New Albany, Fort Wayne, LaFayette and other cities. Evansville will be represented by the banner commandery ot the State. Col. Spechert, of Louisville, will have charge of tho military display, and W. W. Cheezum, sr., ot this city, will be the installing oflicer. The following gentlemen of No. 202 compose the committee on arrangements: Capt. John Drury, W. O. Murphy, M. J. McCarty, D. G. Sullivan, (the comedian.) Jivunsville Courier.

Contention on Paw Paw Btreet. The good name of Paw Paw street, so long sustained by blue blood, Puritanitanical virtue and a dominant aristocracy, has been trailed in the dust by two ot the oharming young society buds of that high toned and recherche quarter. Misses Maude Toney nnd Gertrude Gerbrick have mixed. Miss Gertrude nnd her mother, Mrs. Michael Gerbrick, the color of whose tresses by a beautiful coincidence, corresponds in color to the last syllable of her name, were before Mayor Bandel this morning. The ladies gently fanned themselves with their stylish sun bonnets and chewed their apron strings quite vigorously as they detailed in the choice language of Paw Paw street the cause of the late unpleasantness. It appears that Miss Gertrude is somewhat precocious for her tender years and according to current rumor of Goose Nibble has departed from the straight and narrow path. When rumors of this nature reached the eare of Miss Gertrude she at once began tracing them down nnd soon found that the fountain head, or rather information bureau was Master Jimmie Mclvinsey, her cousin

Miss Gertrude at once hunted him down nnd met him on the bloody sands of PnwPaw street last evening just as the sun liko ruddy ore was sinking in the western sky. Jimmie wus chastised in just about two minutes and just ns Miss Gertrude was putting the last artistio tints in Venetian red on Jimmie's Henry Clny head when Miss Maude Toney who long had admired him' from afar came swooping down and seizing a heavy stick gave Miss Gertrude some of the most scientific clips administered in sporting circles since the great Corbett-Sullivan mill. Miss Gertrude was laid on the shelf nnd didn't get off until she visited the Mayor to-day. Mayor Bandel quieted matters by gravely threatening to visit this beligerent neighborhood in tho near future.

MARRIAOE LICENSES.

Wm. E. McCormick and Dellie Williams.

FEOM HERE AND THERE.'

—S. M. Coffuian is in Attica, -Gen. Mnnson is in Indianapolis. —II. II. Iiistine is home from Chicago. —Dr. Benefiel was in Kingman today. -H. H. Wade, of LaFayette, is in the city. •S. G. Detchon is homo from Lafr.yetto. —O. C. Irwin is in Greenfield on business.

M. J. Carroll is homo from Montmorenoi. •Miss Iola Bailey is down from Chicago.

V. Q. Irwin went to Chicago this afternoon. —C. M. Scott and wife spent Sunday at Ladoga. —Dr. W. T. Gott went to Indianapolis to-day. —Bobert StubbinB haB returned to Indianapolis.

Miss Willie Leo is visiting in Waynetown, Cupt. B. E. Bryant was in Indianapolis to-day. —C. W. Fairbanks at Musio Hall tomorrow night. —J. C. Barnhill and family are home from Kokomo. —John Snyder and wife spent Sunday at the Shades. —Henry Burns and family have returned to Chicago. —B. S. Thompson went to Martinsville this afternoon. —Miss Lulu Alfrey went to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Morrie Ilerzog, of Waynetown, was in the city to-day.

Coleman went to Jamoitown

and Now Boss to-day. Miss Oakio Hanna re-turned to-day om a visit in Chicago. -Mr. Pet Devitt wns bofore the mayor to-day for intoxication. —Bert Knapp and wife, of Marmont are the guests of H. Alfrey. —Hon. C. W. Fairbanks will spenk at Music Hall to-morrow night. —A henvy rain visited the northern part of the county yesterday. —Miss Nora Hawk, ot Chicngo, is visiting her parents this week. —A shooting match is going on this afternoon near the iron bridge. —A twelve-pound boy has arrived the home of Harry Bumsbrook. —Dr. Tiluey was on Saturdav elect director of the Longview school. —Charley Casad and Balpli Southard visited Lafayette Saturday night. —Supt. .T. S. Zuck will Bpend the week visiting the county schools. —Bev. Havo, of Kentucky, will conduct services at the Christian church this week. —James W. Bobertson hab been ap pointed administrator ot the estate of Rebecca Moore. —The lodies are cordially invited to attend the Columbian Day meeting

Wednesday evening. —I. S. Wade, Grand Worthy Chief Templar of Indinnn, is in the city nnd will visit Haddock lodge to-night. —The ladies especially ure invited to come out and hear Hon. C. W. Fairbanks at Music Hall to morrow evening. —Mr. and Mra. J. W. Whitehead, of Seattle, Wash., are iu the city visiting. Mrs. Whitehead was formerly Miss Ollie lteece. —Ballard ct Ballard went to Indianapolis to-day to look after new law work on real estate, #hich will appear in a few weeks. —Mrs. A. 1). Thomas went to LaFayette to-day on a visit. Judge Thomas will leavo in a few days for Santa Fe, New Mexico. —The Bepublican meeting advertised for the court house to-morrow night at which Hon. C. W. Fairbanks will speak has been changed to Music Hall. —Wnynetown is all stirred up over a proposed elopomtnt. The young folks are preparing to slip this week and nearly every ono in town except tie relatives are aware of the faot. —The soliciting committee of the Knights of St. John will begin work to-morrow to raise funds to partially defray the exjienses of the coming installation. THE JOURNAL bespeaks for them a cordial reception by all. —Charlie Wilson, one of the popular Monon passenger conductors, was in town yeBterday accompanied by his wife visititng Mrs. W. P. Daggett and viewing our city, his old home, Which he snys is the finest and most prosperous on the Monon. —The reunion of Co. E,72d regiment) which was held last Saturday re-elected tho old ofllcers to serve the ensuing year, and decided to hold the next meeting at W. W. Tiffany's in Coal Creek township. Ambrose Bemley was appointed to arrange a programme. —The following persons joined Center church yesterday on expression of faith: T. B.Nicholson, Bert Bamsey,

Nema Williams, Hiram Bastin, Frank Bryant, A. S. Galey Bud Anna M. Cunningham. The following were received by letter: Brandt Downey, Mrs. Boae H. Ransom und Mias Grace Davidson.

After Them.

Several ot the saloons started out to do bnsineBs yesterday just the same as if it wasn't the Christian Sunday. Mayor Bandel got wind of the state of affaire and about noon sent the police flying up every alley. The saloons were quickly emptied and everything had soon resumed its wonted Sunday quietude.

.A. BE

Must Answer to the Criminal Charge. Speciul to the Jouruul. AMAS'Y, N. Y., Oot. 3.—The motion to quash the indictment against Chas. F. Peck, New York Labor Commissioner, his baon denied at Albany, and ho must answer to the criminal cLargo of burnag the records of his oflico.

Contraot Awarded.

On Saturday the connty commissioners awarded to James M. Waugh, the agent of the Lafayette Bridge Company, the oontract for the superstruction of tho iron bridge nt Clouser's ford on Sugar creek. Mr. Waugh's bid was 84.975, and was the lowest of the twelve bids submitted to the board. The bridge w'll have a span of 180 feet and Bteel sleepers. It will be one of the finest bridges in the county. ,lV

The PJace of Meeting Changed. Hon. C. W. Fairbanks who was advertised to spoak at the court house tomorrow night will speak at Music-Hall instead.

The Governor Will be Here. Governor Ira J. Chase will be in this nitv on Sunday, Oct. 1C, and will preach both morning and evening at thu Ciirisuau church.

The Northwestern Knlnhow.

Tin- DmiiocrntJa pnrty, If Intruated with tho control of the government, la now pledged, to repeal the tax on state bank Issues, nlth a view to putting Into circulation again, under audi diverse legislation as the ntatcs may ailopt, a flood of local bank iNstum. Only thoNe who In the years before tlie war experienced the Inconvenience and IdHNcH attendant upon the use of such motiej- can appreciate what a return to that system Involrea.— Ilarrlsuira l.ettcr of Acceptance..'

Always at Par.

When a national bank closos its doors the notes bearing its name aro just as valuable as thoso bearing the name of the best institution in the country. This is the result of the admirable Republican system of national banking, and this is tho system which the Chicago convention demanded to have overthrown. The crazy declaration of that body in favor of a return to the abominable system of banking in vogue before the war, is an insult to tho intelligence of the people and a menace to the finances of the country. Every vote with the Democrats or with the People's party means a return to tho wretched system of state bank currency which caused millions -of dollars losses to farmers and others before the present splendid Bystem of safe and reliable currency was devised.

The McKlnloy Bill Did It. The decision of the company known as Salt & Sons, the owners of Saltaire, near Bradford, England, to wind up their affairs is attributed by tho corporation itself to the MoKinley law. The chief business of tho concern has been the manufacture of plushes for the American market, but since tho McKinley law was enacted the business, wo are told, has diminished to one-tenth of its former proportions.—New York Press.

l'ast history In this country justifies the statement that declaring

IMWH

to be tin*

conHtitutional In a convention

but the

tlrNt Mte|. The next In to refuse to obey them. Will the Democratic party go thin far In ltf» oppoNltlon to protection, and In the Interest of free trade

It «llil

In South Carolina In 183V!?—Secretary of War Elklntt.

More Mauufactiirern Advance Wages. The report of Commissioner Peck as to increased wages in New York under the McKinley law is sustained by the report of the labor commissioner of Massachusetts, whose report shows an increase of wages in over 69 per cent, of the 4,500 manufacturing establishments reported upon.

There is one pauper in free trade England to every thirty-nine people. In America there is ono to every 080. Low wages, poor living and in old age the poor farm. If tho free trade party in America is striving to enlarge the number of paupers, it is advocating the right policy to brinir alxitit such result.

THE JOUKNAL JOU OFFXCK for calling cards.

THE

heads.

LOOK OUT-

For our Announcement To=Morrow.

Opposite Court IIouso. First door west of Kline's Jewelry Store.

For

Underwear, SiiHpiMiilcrs, K, «V

1 I 1 1 I N And GAS FITTING by Experien ced Workmen call on

ullurs

Shirts, Socks, Hats, Caps, And Gloves.

Shirls MadiitoOracr.

LOOK!

At our Fall Line of Neckwear, in Pull's, Ascotts,

Teeks, and four-in-hand and also in Dress Hows

I't-T 1 V.-lle uud strait jackets.

THK

otlinr jlaiisticaiis in

facts must

supiiri'sseil if it

takes all summer, is the motto of the Democracy.

is too late In the ciimpalirn to take a new lark. It I? as fatal as swapping horses while crossing the river. Mr. Cleveland is too old a free trailer to tack about now. lie wrote too many messages on lliat side to change tlnrtv (lays before the election. I'anic won't save him now.

Arrrst Tlifin A No.

Now that the Democrat* have'arrested CoiiimUslnner I'eck of New Yuri State, why not arrest Senator Harris of Tennessee, an.i Carlisle of Kentucky.' Kach one of them signed a Senate report that the McKinley bill had Incivu-c.l wage.and reduced the cost of living ('•mimlssloner I'eck did the same, and if one prominent Democrat Is to be arrested for presenting tho facts, why not arrest all of tliemV

Thomas .foflVrnon on Protrrl ion.

In his second annual

gross, rivi(l»iit .JelTnrson salil: TrottM-t. tho miuiufncturofl to our oiremnMnni'OH. Tho prohibiting duties wo lay on all articleH of foroi^D ninniifact un\ which prudt'iicc roqtiirot UH 10 ttfltiiblbh nt home with tho patriotic dotmniimtion ovory good citizen to u*o no foreign article whirli can bi« mtuic within onrBohefl, without toriilTcr*

OIKM»of prico, KecuroR us nyainm a rHapM* into foreign

dopMi(h?m,}\"

AiitlriMv.larksoti and I'rol.M'lliiti. Till' platform which President Jackson was nominated upon in Kl'.1 contains the following resolution: litntlml, That luU'M'.titc protectien to Aiiiriicnu imluHtry IH lndi«p mibl.) t'i the prospcrftv of thu counLry, nnd an ftbnmlnnimmi ut the pol.cy nt thin »1 would 1m ultenOed with coii^oijnencos riiinoUH to tho bent JntoroKls of the nation.

Modern democracy is iuito a different article. Here is their late Chicago convention platform expression on tho samo subject: "Wo denonnco Hopuhlicaii protoction as frnud. Tlie Kovornmnnt hns no oonntitutlonal powor to imposo or cottort tariff ilution, except for tho purpose of rovonuo only."'

Of course all tarllT d-ities aro used for "revenue only." That phrase is throwu In simply to mistify and mislead.

JOURNAL JOB OFFICE for note Tits Cunningham's for your children's clothing.

^PRICE'S

Powder

The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia No Alum.

Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years tlie Standard.

njamn

120 South Green Street, Music Mali Block,

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101 DIFFEnBNT TITLES

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Bound.

Headquarters For

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Tho MilK\ Kitov, Hlot'k Mill" bit's in brown umi blarli

n-»n't full In rjsl! anil lo ?k ut oik M-io of liat.s bofore buytnjr.. Wo wili save you moi.o\.

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•THE-

COMING COMET."

It is fancied by grateful patron Hint tin next comet will appear in the lumi i.t hugli bottle having

Dr. Ridley's

STOMACH IIUNHVATOIt.

Inscribed on it in bold characters. Whether this conceit and hieh compliment, will be veritled renmins tl) 1)1' Ml-h, but I'KOF. KIIM.IOY will continue toM-IUI forth ttiat wonderful vegetable coinnouie.i ind potent eradicator ol discuses. It-'is the only medicine which will give a new lease of life. It is a positive euro lor Dyspepsia Indigestion, nroiite Sloiiuich Trouble, Kidney I rouble 1111(1 Briglil'rt IMM-OKC (in tirst stage Catarrh and Neiiriilgln

StOMiMcb, Live- (Jouipliil 111 liettrt. Trouble. Two tuole MHIOIISIIII will stop iurrhu'd or Mux in ao minutes. It is wholly vegetable. For sale Nye llooe, Cravvloiilsville, Intl. who will wholesale and retail it-. All leading druggists': keep it,.

All Recommend It.

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IHOPSJUJO

to Con-

MONOX ROUTE.

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IAST BIT 40:00u.m 2:00a,ii) Mall (dully).. :18p.tn(dully) Mall—KxpirHy

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Prolirht....

WILLIAMS BROS.,

Plumbing and Natural Gas Fitting a Spccialtv.

Remember, we malte no ci.ai t'i- measuring your house and estimating cost of your work.

Hydrants put in and old ones repmscd. SVo deal in all kinds of l'umps which we selling very cheap.

125 South Green St Opposite Music Hall.

Mile*' Nerve lAver I'illf. Act on anew principle—regulating i.!,e tver eUimtche und IJOWCIK lin ovijh the, nervee. Anew discovery. JJr .Milon' J'ilis speedily ourobillounesH. bad tuste, tu |iid iiver piles, constipation. Uneqnuled for men, women, children. Smallest, miliioiit urest. HO dopes 26 contn

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