Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 October 1892 — Page 3

ISE

FlagsforColumbian

ROSS BROS

girl to do housework. Apply

ut thlsotllce for information. P0KSALK-Four hundred tine red pressed brick. Call at THKJOUKNAI* olllce. P0H SALK—An excellent cash book.suitable tor newspaper olllce. Address this

WANTKD-Twenty1")

LOST--An

men and sixty boys, the

hitter from 10 to years of age, to work to Uie glass factory at Anderson. Call on Ciarkt ii. Nelson. President of the American '.'oping and (JIJLSS Cresting Co.. at Wm. It. Hardee's Cigar Store,

ux ou IMntford street between

cfiiire fairground gate au«J Whltloek av«iue. Kinder please return to telephone of* nee. 10-4

I 0ST—Laities

KOM

wirt«li, irciitloumim' plc-

IJtrni! mill liuiw Minnie inslile, liberal ru- *»«!. Kluilor loavc at Star olliee.

\\'K«in'r:iu,'iit.s hi)? money. Ill exclusive ti-rrllorv, Our si»l'es pell Hi ^Ivr il iti oif or country. Aitents ll.st 111 llelil iietually Kttlni? rich. OneiiKent 111 ono day cleared

So run you. Catalogue lreo. Adiln-ss AI.I

SACK CO., NO. ot)0-:TT1 Clark street, Imlimiitl, 0.

WiTiii'tlc

ANTED—The niuiies anil addresses of en men anil women onen for pcrtnaDciit work. Wc give exclusive territory. We KUHtantee

KOIMI

workers $:10 a week. Wefurn-

MHIIHOO,I'Uralture, delivery team and newsI'.H'craihx.r.iging, Our article Is a monopoly. *'111 siive U5 per cunt, of the coal hills of I'VmtKHly. I'ull imrticuhirs' liy mail. I.liho'faims, iminpliiois, etc., free upon receiptor iwiaire. Aililress KOAI.SI'Alt CO.,—Depurl'm'tit Its, iiostoii, Mass.

MRS. WILSON

ilus what the Indies want

ui the way of

I^Wtesvllk. romf KilllSti »lilarp.

tUaSo?

are headquarters in this li:u:. Gas Stoves.

all kinds Garland and Raident Home Cook Stoves. Wu are showing the finest line in the city of Grates, Mantles juul Tile 1 learths. Whenjou want to fix your grate over come and see us.

PICKETT

WANTED-HELP.

0K SAK—A lfirjre blue McCaw tulkinjf parI rut and the lar^ost talking bird Unit grows, tie only onelu this country. Call at 218 west SprinK »lruet. 10-25

LHW SALK—A Household sewing machine 1 with nil the latest Improvements, perfectly new. Willie sold ma bargain for cash. Apply it this olliee.

WANTED-A

Head Gear.

Ull and You Will Be Made Welcome

S, Wuslilngton street.

XOT1V1..

Parties living on the following streets 'filling to use natural gas, will pleaBe eave their orders for service connection our olliee nt once, nB the work of Iny-

roams in these streets will begin in

short time:

Knglcwood, from Van

Kn),"!"'.'-'1 fwaa Colleire to Fremont, I'lum wreiuT-i^tT»n

1Mul"-

from Fraukllu st. to Fisher's on

^0ot, 1X5:11

w»lnut

f\:

^'rrtDklln St., south one-half

Nnrth «i °''tir.otn Spring to North st. "6l" Iroin iivn i.,,i,', hi|f noi trcot, fctreot.

'ail, reaSfiin.r^"1Grant "vo-

Lal'Xvette

utiiLr sl1°

Jiiu rlhou htr^'i

Lafayette roiul.

8t1rlu«'10

''ari lson.

'ni?unSi^n ^om w?l»'8h lo Gibson. 1' "ll*im^sinS'S'fro'nWahiish to Glbton. I

rt^.from

till iJC0-°f

Liberty to Wabash a vo.

ot'lor

^tensions to be made

*ill ba g,ven inter

^0U8eB °n these streets

to 1m 'n

once

lbey"re

expected

when the lines are finished.

0,,| ,n ®0PLES NATOHAT, GAS CO. ""•Ma. Olllce, 112 S. Green St.

99 STORE.

LieESTzv-

WF. ARE LEADERS in Furniture. New Goods arriv ing Daily. STOVES.—We

$2.00.

flow to Trcliot.

'V- J.C

tj'

Tho ahn.v ..ut. siamjio'l. shows straight !tepailii'.:vii ticket. To vote r. straight Kepii'iiHeaii ticket sinmp witliii tuo sqtfnrc siirrouartiu« i-lie..cautlu.

COLLEGE KO'i'Eo.

A number of the Betas spent yesterday nt the Shades. The Yandes Cuttsrio will meet, l-h's ovening at tho olliee of Dr. Greene.

Witherspoon was hunting yeaterda} and killed a ground hog for a squirrel. Dr. ,T.Cunninglii::u will conduct the usual services at Center church to-mor

row morning. Rev. G. 1'. Fusou wili oec lpv the jntipit of the Baptist yhurch to-iuorrow morning and evening.

Dr. J. W. Greene will occupy tho pulpit of tho Methodist church to-morrow morning. No evening service.

The foot ball team left this morning for Indianapolis to play the team of Butler University. A number of the atudeuts went along to give the college

yell. The MclCinloy club is having large banner made for Monday's rally in Indiannpolis. It is a yard by a yard and a half, is of scarlet satin with gold fringe and presents a great appearance The entire club will go over.

The Ann Avbor-Dei'auw game at Indianapolis yesterday resulted in DcPauw's defeat by a score of 18 to (!. It was a good showing for Del'auw and if the game is any criterion Ann Arbor will not be in il with Purdue next Monday.

i. $25 Howard.

I will give a reward of S25 for the information leading to tho arrest and conviction of tho person who destroyed the American Hag at my house last night.

WNX Guii'rira.

Sulphur

HAS been a favorite cure-all since grandmother's time, but heretofore it would not dissolve in tho stomach. Dr. Von Peters, an eminent German chemist has discovered how to dissolve sulphur. Now it can bo absorbed by the system. "Liquid Sulphur" is on sale at MolTottit Morgan's.

ican

SPEAKING.

Hon. W. 5. CAMIM5N rKll. Republican candiduto for Congress, and Hon. M« I. WHIT1S will address the citizens of

Montgomery County Ind., as follows:

Darlington, Momluy, Oct. 21, 7:30

LiiMon, Tuesday. Oct. :II0 p. in. Now Richmond, Tuesday, Oot. 2f, 7:JJ0 p. m. WjtymMmvn, Wednesday, Out.'JO, 7:JJ0 p. in. Alamo. Thursday, Oct. 27, 2:00 p. m. Wavclund, Thursday, Oct 27. 7:30 p. in. Now Mni ki't, Friday, Oct. 2X, 7 .'l0 p. in.

Tho people of all parties are respect fully invited to attend these meetingo and hoar the issues ot the campaign discussed.

IIOX. ROBEUT GRAHAM, Of N'oblesville, will speak at Kirkpatrick, Tuesday Oct. 25, 7 p. m.

HON. ROBERT GRAHAM and JUDGE A. I). THOMAS Will apeak at Brewn's Valley, Oct. 20 7 j). in.

Now Ross, Oct. 27, 7 p. m.

HON. W. \V. CURRY

Will speak ut Ladoga, Oct. 27, 7 p. m.

CHAl'l AIN J. U. LOZIER Will speak at Crawfordsville, Oct. 2!), 1 :I-Kl p. m.

DAILY JOURNAL.

SATURDAY. OCT. 22. 1X!)2.

E'or the Benefit of the NKW Baptist Church During tho convention of the Women's Relief Co:fis on next. Thursday, Oct. 27, I ho ladies of the Baptist church will serve dinner and supper nt the old Chris!ii.n chur-h. Everybody invited. Dimioi 25 cents, supper 15 cents.

Birthday Party.

AIJ nit iwen of Mise Eva D.igle v' young friends met, nt lu-r home he vening help celebrate her 1-1th birthday. Refreshments were served and various games played until a reasonable hour. Tho guests l.-ft wishing her nriny more happy birthdays.

a Great SnccoBa.

The celebration of Columbus Day yesterday is prononuced by all to have been a grand and complete success. Prof. Wellington, who worked the celebration up and had the it, deserves tho thanks indeed Cap!.. 11. II. others who labored so as-mloouelv to make it the magnificent success it

1 iirker ffillis' Runaway.

1 nrker Willis arid Clint Ellis came up from Waynetown Wednesday ovening ind started back about 11 o'clock. When several miles out their horBe ran off, upset the buggy in ditch and then kicked it to piecos. The boys were terribly banged up and did not get into Waynetown until 11 o'clock the next morning.

A Mistake Corrected.

It has been announced that Hon. W. S. Carpenter and Hon. M. D. White will speak at Ladoga next Friday afternoon. This announcement was made through, mistake. Messrs. Carpenter and White will bo at Ladoga next Friday but. there will be no speech making, lion. W. W. Curry, of Washington, will

I oak at Ladoga on Thursday evening, Oct. 27. Mr. Curry is one of the most figical speakers on the stump and is worthv of a full house.

Vroeressire Euchre.

Sir. and Mrs. ,1. K. Bonnell handsomely entertained quite a large party of friends last evening at, progressive "iiehre. Th.- ali'air was in honor of Mrs. Bonui'irs sister. Mrs. B. F. James, ot Denver, Co)., and proved to bead ighlfiil one for all present. The evenrig was most pleasantly passed nnd luring the course of the card playing

Itiinty refreshments were nerved. The -9t lady's prize was won by MisB Minnie Brown and the booby by Mre. Frank Simmons. Tho first gentleman's prize was won by Dr. McConnick and the boobv by Charles Lacey.

Death of Dr. ii. L. Hester. Dr. II. L. Hester, son-in-law of T. J. lenrd, died nt hiB home at Stillwater, Oklahoma, last Sunday morning. He was taken suddenly ill on Friday with stomach trouble which resulted in his death two days afterwards. Several physicians were in constnnt attendance but their skill availed nothing. He was born in North Carolina in 1854, and graduated in the study of his profession on the 4th of July, 1870, at Boston. At the beginniug of Cleveland's administration he. received tho appointment as physician at tho Pawnee agency, at which place ho was married on Oct. 9th, J888, to Miss Mattie Bsard, who was serving as a missionary among the Indians. Ho removed to Stillwater ip

August after the opening of Oklahoma, and combined the practice of medicine with the mercantile business. Funeral services were conducted under the auspices of the Odd Fellows Lodgo, of which ho was a member, at the M. E. church, on Tuesday at 3 p. m., and the remains interred in Fair Lawn cemetery.

W. B. TTAUDCE, the tobacconibt, will havo tho Chicago Siinilni1 UcraUl for

sale to morrow.

DVSI'EI'SIA and indigestion are cured by taking Irish Herb Tea. It acts pleasantly and promptly. 25c. nt druggists.

Horses Burned.

Spocial to the Journal. DAIIMNOTON, Oct. 22, '02.—A smnll barn on the farm of tho lute J. M. IIollingsworth, one mile north of town, Imrnod to the ground together with two good horses, last night. A colored man living on the farm knew nothing of it until be arose in the morning. It is the supposed work of an incendiary.

FROM HERE AND THERE.

—Dr. Gonzales is in Lafayette. —Will Whit'-aker is in Chicago. —R. C. Smith is home from Oxford. —W. T. Fry was in Indianapolis today.

George Welty is in from Jamestown.

I. N. VanSickle is homo from Cincinnati. —M. Plunkett has returned to Indianapolis. —Mrs. C. N. Harding is homo from the West. -Editor Bowers is hibernating at Silverwood. —MiBB Mary Goltrit is visiting in Greencastlo. —J. K. Breaks returned to Indianapolis last night. —C. P. Doney was over from Indianapolis to-day.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Travis are homo from Chicago. —Miss Grace Lee is home from Coates college. —Master Frank Nuckolls is expected from Shelbyville. —Tho great play of "Siberia" will be lieie November 17.

Harry Krug and wife lire down from St Joe, Mich. !'*'—Mr. and Mrs. Mart Hinton are visiting in Brownsbtirr. —Mrs. Leslie Thomas, of ....Tern? Haute, is visiting here. —Found, a brown glove. Inquire a! 409 east Wabash avenue. —Judge Sellar is home from his conquests in Putnam county. —Mrs. G. W. Swu/.er nnd children are visiL'ng in Montmorenci. —Miss Maude Herzog, of Waynetown, was in the city to day. —Harry Duckworth visited an Indianapolis young hiily to-day. —Col. 1. C. Elston nnd Mrs. J. M. Lane have returned from Chicago. —Miss Fannie Watson went to Bloomington to-day to visit friends. —Mrs. J. 11. ltob in son and daughter

management of! ^'8B Nell, are visiting in Indianapolis, of the city, as ly i—Mrs. Dr. Overstreel nee Miss JessieTalbot and the Joslin, of Greencastle, is visiting friends here. -—Mrs. Dr. Overstreet and Miss Elh

Joslin returned to Greencastle thin afternoon. 5$£j-Rer. U. S. Inglis and wife will soon occupy the cottage on the corner of Pike .ind Meadow streets. —T. E. Howard, of South Bend, Democratic candidate for the Supreme court, was in the city to-day. —Rev. G. W. Switzer went to Brazil to-day to begin his pastorate work. He will remove his family next week. —The ladies of the M. E. church are requested to meet Monday, Oct. 24th, at 3 o'clock p. m. in the church parlors, —The 11 cent socinl at Center church last evening was a pronounced success, and all present were highly entertained. —The team of Charles Smith, residing northwest of the city, ran off this morning in the Valley and several persons were thrown out and badly bruised up. —Mesdames D. L. Trout, D. H. Jackson, Henry Campbell, W. P. Herron, Fred Brown, and Clint Crane weie among the Indianapolis excursionists to-day. —Ilie funeral of the late Mrs. Elmira Ingersol will occur to-morrow at 9:80 o'clock from the residence on east Market street conducted by Rev. R. S. Inglis. —Leroy Templeton made a rambling discourse before few persons in the court house this afternoon. Leroy is a

People's Party man and a mighty Blow animal. -The Musical Amateurs have riceived a communication from the Matinee Musicale at Indianapolis in regard to joining in a plan to get some fine conoert sompanies to make a tour of Indiana towns. —Dr. Greene and Dr. Keegan this morning removed a cataract from the eye of Mrs. Stewart, colored lady who was totally blind. The operation inabled her to see. —Misses Hattie Detchon, Mary Grubb, Mayme Spiilman, Willie Lee, Flora Work, Ada Somerville, Sallie Newton, Louie Craig, Nannie Hume, Florence Durham and Louie Brown went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. Addison Reed, colored woman residing on east Jefferson street, was fined in the Mayor's court this morning for intoxication and disorder. The frequency with which Mrs. Reed bocomoa hilarious is getting startling.

EVEKYTHINO in fine wraps will be shown at our grand cloak opening next Friday. Yon are invited to attend.

AIIE LEVINSON.

Cut I'loivers.

Parties wishing out flower work for funerals, weddings or receptions should give us at least twelve hours notice.

KUAUHE & CUIKT.

WALTER BUHL & Co., of Detroit, will ba at my store with all kinds of fur goods, seal jackets nnd fur caps. All invited to see their new styles.

Lours BIHOHOF, At Cloak Parlor.

ATTEXI) the grand cloak opening at Abe Levinson's noxt Friday. Don't forget-

A flot Write Dp.

Tho Chicago Ni'irn Record to day had a write up of tho World's Fair commissioners and thus mentions C. M. Travis, of this city:

Mr. ChaB. M. Travis, who is Mr. E. B. Mnrtindale'e alternato on tho national comuvBsion, lives in Crawfordsville, which seems to havo had tho lion's share of appointments. Mr. Travis is the ad-jutant-general of tho State and is at the head ot the G.and Army. He is immensely popular with the old soldiers, partly on his own account and partly ou account of his beautiful young wife, who is one of tho State ollicers of the Woman's Relief corps. Mr. Travis served in the army when he was a mere boy. After his discharge he was made ounsel to Para, Brazil, where he re mained four years. Ho was highly es teemr-d bv the Br:./. li uib ami bv the American and English lesidents of th it pbico. Upon his return lo the United •jtati'S he located in Orawfordsvilk' and pened a pension ageno, with which he is still connocled. He is a member «f the Methodist church and is highly respited in the cultivated cuminiiuily in wiiieli ho lives. lie is a linen' ami in leresting speaker and w. mentioned favorably as Republican nominee for lieutenant-governor. He is compara tively a young inau yel, and will doubtless achieve the honor of the nomina tion. Mr. Travia in tall, slight and graceful, with ri'gnl-ir features, blue eyes and light brown hair and side wliis kers.

A Beautiful Sentimeut.

In the course of the remarks made bv Rev. John R. Dinnen, he said that much, if not all connected with Columbus and the discouery of*America was providential! Tho name of .Christopher Columbus was Irom the ialin words "Christns, Christ "fero," I baar or carry, and "ilo'.umba" a dove. That Columbus was faithful to his numo and mission, for when he landed upon tho uewly discovered world he erected the Cross of Christ and named it San Salvador, Spanish word, which means Holy Savior." Bancroft, the historian writes, that "Columbus was a Catholic," and a very devout one too. Prayers and hymns of tha Catholic church used by him, are the same in use to-day in the Catholic church. Tho hymns "Ave Maris Stell.-'," Hail Star of the Sea, and "Salva Regena" Hail Holy Queen are familiar to all Catholics.

OHUROB NOTES

Rev. R. S. Inglis will conduct the men's service to-morrow afternoon at the Y. M. 0. A. at 4:30. All young men

are invited. One feature of the men's meeting at the Y. M. C. A. on Sunday aftomoons is the music which is fnrniBhed by a good orchestra. Lively singing and a pleaBant, time is promised to everyone who attends.

A union service of the Christian EndeavorerB nnd Epworth League will be held at the Christian church to morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, subject: "If the prophet had bid thee do some great thing, wouldst thou not have done itV" Everybody invited.

Eruption of the Shin 7i cc/ Ed Venney, Brockville, Or.' .irio. Canada, says: "I have used Brandreth Pills f.jr the past fifteen years, and think them the best cathartic and autihilious remedy known. For some five years I suffered with an eruption of tho skin thnt gave me great pain and annoyanco. I tried different blood remedies, but, although gaining strength the itching was unrelieved. I finally concluded to take a thorough course of Brandreth's Pills. I took six each night for four nights, then five, fonr, three, two, lessening each time by one, and then for one month took one every night, with the happy result thnt now my skin is perfectly clear and haB been so eyer since.

When Baby wa» sick, wo gave her Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she became Miss, 'she clung to Castorla. When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.

GHAND cloak opening next Friday at Levinson's.

OUR AGENT from the Largest Cloak Houses in the United States,\vill be at our store on

Friday,October 28,1892

to assist us in our GRAND CLOAK OPENING In addition to our large stock of novelties he will have l*-vi UY CONCKIN AIII-H S I\ LK OF CI.OAK TO SHOW Yov. li you are hard

to please we can please you on Friday, October 28. Remember the day—Next Friday—one day only.

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

Plumbin

Do you want a

Hanging

Tho feuding Tailors,

THE

D'PRICE'S

The only l'urc Cream of T:irt:ir I'owjcr.--No Used iu Millions of Homes—40

Powder

Rial Be a in in

Will Do Your

AT ONCE.

Only first-class workmen employed

Oon't faii to see our Lamp

Department tip stairs.

N'i, belter.a.ssoitment to .select

TliS F'.A.IP? ,• 107 S u'.h Wa-hirgi: Street CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

and

guaranteed.

Music HalJ Plumbing Shop.

Stand

We Have Them:

Order Your New Suit

COLMAN & MURPHY,

$1.10 to Indtanapolla

Provided 100 tickets aro sold rates of 81.10 round trip can be secured for Saturday's game of fott bill at Indianapolis. Tickets good for return until Monday. Train leaves at 9 a. in.

JOUIISAL Jou OFFICE for

bills.

LIQUID Snlphttr "Internal" blood, stomach and liver.

Bale

for tho

Ammonia No Alum. Years the Sumdarri.

satisfaction

WiQiST

Don't fail to see our immense line of Hats and Underwear for Fall and Winter.

Shirts for Full Dress and EVERY DAY WEAK. Suspenders, Wool and Cotton Half Hose.

CUFFS AND COLLARS.

Neckwear, Mars Jewelry, Umbrellas, Dress Bows. See our $8 Mackentosh, guaranteed for three Years. Night Shirts, Y.M.C.A. Belts. Sweaters and Shifts made to order.

Ramsay & Goltra.

20ft Kiist Main street.

•ViennajBakery.t

T. E. Albright has re-open-ed the Vienna Bakery,

Hrcad will be for sale by A. ZOOK.

'west Chestnut street, and is turning out Bread and Cakes of the highest grade. He has just completed a bran-new bakery and those who patronized him before will be anxious to renew their trade.

LI:M

W'M.I.IAMS,

Jons W. DAVIS, F?

•IAKK

STCHI.K,

Mas WAIINKII Bon ATKIN'SON.

G. K. BHOCK. A. A. PMJNKKTT. T. WII.I.Mrrciiui.i....1IONNKIHL JOB GAI.KV.

DON'T forget the date of Louie Bieohofs grand cloak opening, Thursdty and Friday, Oct. 27 and 28.