Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 December 1892 — Page 3
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to 700, West 8th street
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jKT.sons purchasing merchandise to the amount of Sj or
upward will be presented, free of charge,
A NATURAL GAS KETTLE.
Suitable for stove or grate lire. This will be a rare chance to
purchasing
Christmas presents foi your friends
AT THE 99c. STORE. Ross Bros.
GREAT REDUCTION
For a Short Time
\\V will sell you the best Minnesota Flour, the Pure Gold, at $5.00 per barrel., 50 lbs. forSi.J^ and 25 lbs for (15c.
Ben Hur, the best patent on the market, we will sell you lor $4 per bbl.. or Si for lbs. or 50c. for
SUGARS.
25 pounds New Orleans Sugar 21 20
Ex. White Ex. Granulated Confec. A
FXJPllSriTXJPLE!
We will have to arrive in a few days too more of those $2.00 chairs. We have the finest line of
Christmas Chairs in Crawfordsville.
B4RNHILL, HORNADAY PICKETT.
The Leland Cigar
We Are
.There are cigars
gars and more
the
People!
The Warner Eievator M'f'g Co.
The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,
WALiKUl* A: .'WftN AlfliANI), Proprietors.
To the Public.
i^assengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or'
any part of the city.
Having just litUHl uousliop 011 the alley lie rvur 01S. c. Scoti's grocery store, 1 am |'r'T.',.r,'|l to 'Jo all classes of Smithlnjr, Wiitfon "iWV
Wol"k
anil I'umtlug Saw Ginning,
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l'°ck Smithing, Key
Keys of every description duplicated. lu'piiinyg of Bicycles and Safeties, Lawn .'lowers, r.usolJne and other stoves, 1 am also prepared to do light engine and machine model making, brass work, sheet t\tx\ work, making and preparing trusses and t!eiS* *n
•Mill. I'ieaso consult me heloroymi send oil'
'wn-
repaint W. T. KHANClts
FURNITURE
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25 lbs.
$1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
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and ci-
cigars!
They come and go, but
THE LELAND
Remains a general fa
vorite because it is
tin
best. There is only uood ci«iar and it is
Doney's Leland!
one
"l-'iltllT Ot
Hydraulic Elevators.
OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.
L* ,ve orders at the stables on Market street, Telephone No. 4
Seo their 1802 iriRohliicl
5:18p.mdally)
any tiling In wood or
Ofinpm
1 have the largest and best. ^ive''r&'»tExperience selected stock of new, fresh ^oods in the Furniture line in
State, which 1 will offei the very lowest prices. Call and see the line when ]y°u are in the city.
WmrLTllder,
43 and 4B 8. Meridian St.
INDIANAPOLIS
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MOHON ROOTS
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WANTED-HELP.
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osition as talesu.an. UhuiI or
traveling' in local work. _.n» i»est of reference. Address VV. V, Phtbiison. New Hose lnd. 12-1
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younir lady with an invalid
industrious and worthy mother
wiehes employment lau private lainlly to do house work tor hoard and room for nelf and moihcr. Country preferred. Catijrive hestol relerences. Address or call at '^01 south Urcs.nst.rert. fJ-10
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ANTKD—The names and addresses ol enmen and women opeu for permanent work. Wo irivo exclusive territory. We gimrtintee good?orkers W0 aweek. Wefurni'sh olHec. furniture, delivery team and news* pttporftdveriislug. Our article Is a monopoly. It will
shvo
25 r.er cent, of the coal hills of
everybody. KuH particulars by mall. Lithographs, pamphlets, etc., free
uihui
receipt of
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DAILY JOURNAL.
FKIDAY, DKC. 0, 1892.
GLORY, REMORSE AM HONOR
Be to Miss Emma Conner, For She Gleans Jim Starke Out Completely. It was 4:0 o'clock yesterday afternoon before the jury in the slander cftse of Emma Conner vs. .lames II. Slarke returned verdict in the Putnam circuit court where the cose had boon venued on the defendant's motion. The veidict gave the plaintiff judgment in the sum of §1.000 and ousts. The jury had been cut so long that people began to think it was going to hang but the time was passed in a wrangle ovar the amount of damages to bo allowed. Some desired to give the plaiutitt S-VJOO while others wished to allow less than SI,000. Finally, however, all came around and agreed to make it an even thousand. Starke came up from (ireeneaetle last night and panned the morning with Hurley «v Clodfelter, his attorneys. Mr. Clodfelter states that he has found several important errors upon which he will base an appeal for a new trial. When asked it Starke hud the money to pay out Mr. Clodfelter gave one of his characteristically foxy grins and stated that Starke's farm had been in his wife's name Tor two years and that \ie had mighty little personal property. Starke will probably hustle around and sell that little before judgment ia taken. Judge vomas will go to (Treetieaatle next
Monday and insist thr.t judgment be rendered at once so as to clean Starke out as soon as possible.
The verdict was no surprise as Starke had pursued his victim with tinrelentng fury and malice, always refusing to retract and declaring that he could prove his vile charges. Even on the witness stand Lis malice was patent to all. The published accounts of the trial give no adequate conception of his charges as they were far too vile to even hint at Slander suits usually fail but Miss Conner's was ail exception.
ived Under the Sfcy.
Yesterday afternoon oflicers (iiimes and Gill were summoned to Charley Annabel's popular lupinr dispensary near the Monou station to look after a gang of tramps that had taken possession of the place and were drinking up ill the costly beer. The tramps were having a great time and when one was nsked to give his place of residence he threw back his head and exclaimed proudly:-, "We live under tie skv.' When requested to "come along" there was a demurrer filed and cot until it was overruled by Mr. Grimes' knocking two of the gentlemen down did the procos aion eturt for the jail. This morning tihov were given tivo uiiuute6 to leave town and left 011 the gallop.
AGAIN TIED UP.
The Dear Old Midland Railroad Again in the Tureen. The famous old Midland is in the soup again and a jolly war is on which promises to equal that of somo months ago. This morning at Waveland Mar shal Moore tied up a passenger train fcr a board bill amounting to S~0.73, which he road owed F. C. Eccles for boarding work hamldiV^'i/rhe road had confessed judgment but had refused to pay. At last advices the road was still tied up Waveland is n:t the only point along the line where trouble
:s
brewing. A
special from Anderson 6ays: Business is at a standstill to-day in the yards of the Midland Railway Company in this city. Madison county's treasurer, Page, has been after the road with a sharp stick for delinquent taxes. Several locomotives have been attached and the company, becoming alarmed, has stopped all trains at. Noblesyille. Not a train has entered or left Anderson since yesterday forenoon. All of the company's engines have been sent out of the county. Mail matter is neither coming in or going out The out-bound stuff lies piloif up in the depot. The payment of its taxes is not the only obligation the company has to meet. This morning its section employes refused to go to work until they received all the back pay due them. There is no indication of a cessation of hostilities.
Death of Mrs. Benjamin Oompton. A letter to the editor of this paper from Benjamin Compton, formerly of Co. I, .SGtli Regiment., lmt now of Manhattan, Kan., conveys the sad information that his ivife, Muhala Shannon Compton, died on the 12th of October, the result of malarial fever and erysipelas of the throat. His late comrndes will deeply sympathize with him in his great bereavement.
Death of Mrs. Eobert Irwin. Tlii9 morning ai the family residence on west Market street Mrs. liobort Irwin died of consumption at the age of 22 years. The funeral will occur on Sunday at an hour yet to be fixed. Mre. Irwin's name was Lvda Vance and she was a daughter of the late Isaac M. Vance. She was a young woman of many good traits and a large circle of warm friends mourns her death. .* iu.
He-Appointed.
Yesterday evening the Board ot Commissioners re appointed Charles Johnston ns county attorney and Dr. Chambers as county phvaicinn. Neither gentleman received any opposition of a material character and both have given isfaction by their past worlr.
AFTERNOON REUEPTI0N.
Mrs. S. M. Ootf'man and Mrs. W. T. Miller! Entertain a Most Oharmiue Manner. Yesterday afternoon at 402 west Main street Mrc. S. M. Coffman and Mrs. W. T. Miller were at home to their lady friends. The hours of entertainment were from three to five, from four to six, and from five until seven. The rooms were tastefully and elaborately decorated and showed exquisite art in tloral decoration. In the double parlors the lights were of a delicate yellow shade and the candles were of a color to match The lloral decorations were hynuciuthe, and po'ted plants, while the chandeliers and curtains were gracefully garlanded with smilax. in the library and hall the ights and candles were pink with lloral decorations of plants and smilax. in the dining room the shades were green and the tables were decorated with andles to correspond, Marectial Neil roses, Emilax and cut llowers. Befreshments were served by the caterers in three courses and before each course l'rof. Brandkamp, who presided at the piano, rendered in his faultless style
The Maiden's Prayer.'" The hostesses received in the parlors and during the hours of entertainment extended their hospitality to over 150 invited guests. They were assisted in the dining room by Mrs. Dr. McConnick, Misses Lulu Keegan and Lulu Bromley. The affair was one of the most pronounced social successes of the Benson and waB a decidedly fashionable affair. No detail had been ammitted which was needed to make it complete nnd enjoyable for the guests and the entertainers are to be congratulated upon its successful conduct. The guests were entertained in an admirable manner and are all highly pleased.
FROM HERE AND THERE.
—John l'enn went to Indianapolis. —Will Humphrey is in Indianapolis. —J. J. Mills was in Waynetown today.
Mrs. Will liobb is in from Kansf City. lion. I\ 8. Kennedy is in Indianapolis. -M. P. Whiti* was in Indianapoi to-day. --0. (). McFarlaml is in from P.111viile. 111. -—-Miss Carrie Willson is very dangerously ill. —-Charlev Ijnng is down from Tja Fayette. —W. A. Coleman is in Omn\'isUe 011 business. —Ed Cord went to LnFayotte this afternoon. —S. S. Burrows, of the Nutt hotel, is in Louisville. —Elder John Schleppy went to Koachdale this afternoon.
Governor Chnse will preach at the Christian church Sunday. —John Robinson is in Indianapolis to attenij a Masonic banquet. —Be sure and visit the ladies' fair, articles fancy and substantial for sale cheap. —Miss Jennie Dorsey has returned to Howe, Neb., after a visK with Mrs. Get Graham. —Come buy your Christmas presents at the ladies' fair, fancy goods, aprons, comforts, etc. —Harry and Jim Wilson are over from Indianapolis called by the illness of their sister. —John Jordon has been appointed special constable for the Hipley detective association.
Fritz Sagerhnhn. Ernest Wilhite und Hal McClamrock went to Ladoga to attend a party given there this evening. •Mr. and Mre. li. S, Braden delightfully ontertaiued a small company in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Tucker last evening. •—It, is still a question as to whether t'io Lotus club will occupy the Music Hall rooms. It will be settled Monday evening. —Tom Southard, who came so near being asphyxiated Wednesday night has about recovered, but one arm is completely paralyzed. —A good dinner Saturday for 15 cents. Admission free. Given by ladies of Christian church in room vacated by D. W. Ronniree's bazaar. Main street. —Sam Jack's Creoles arrived from Danville, III., this afternoon and will appear at Music Hall this evening. The top of their special cnr. is shaped like a bald head. —A lunacy commission composed of 'Squires Warbritton and Overton, and Doctors Hutching and Beatty this morning declared .lohn Wilkinson of unsound mind and he will bo sent to the asylum. —Tlie following candidates were initiated into the Order of Moose last night
Isaac Clements and W. W. Watson, of Crawfordsville, and Homer Gott, Joe Brewer nnd C. K. Bowers, of Hillsboro. —Go get a good supper at the Fair given by the ladies of Christian church in room vacated by D. W. Itountree's bazaar. Cold meat, hash, tried potatoes, pickles, jelly, fruit, cake, coffee and tea, all for II) cents. —"Tale* From Toini Topics," No. (j, increased in size and containing an original novelette entitled "The Sale of
vVe
Soul," has made its appearance. The novelette relates a bright story of high and low life in New York and London, nnd the selected matter is the best that has appeared in the old numbers of Tmrii Topics. Altogether the book is a
Contorts reduced to "iSc
$l.'Jfi and 81 ."0 Comforts reduei lo A good saline Coin fori won !i only iI ."0. ,Som* very line comfort* at redu«.vd priceOur?.*) Blankets go for t'AMU Ouri'J go for Extra heavy all wool Shaker I'Manoels, worth •JOi\ now *'Nc.
ilesirnble enlertaintuoiit. Tinrit TopivX) 23il Rtreet, Xew York. -George Wilson ami IIills are routoniplutiug the establishment of a tailor shop nl. 'Darlington.
Uev. (». 1\ I'uKnn was in Wavnoosvn i.ilav lo aUend the funeral of Miss May Kllis. -Miss Esther Nuslmntn, of Monmouth, Ul.. in the ^ueiit of her lister, Mrs. .1. A. Joe!.
Hen Myors and
H. (!. Sinilli nr« •onpri'BS. JtcCurtv. Mi up
home from the roail •loe King. »f the Co., if? ia the oitv. —T. C. Hrevfogle, the city to-day.
(Ili'rHgo. «"!ik in
—Tom Clark is in Jamestown.
A splendid Debate.
The Freshman class of 111. city high school numbers 1-t m^mbars and main tuns two very excellent and llouriiihing literary societies. Tin* work don-.) by these organizations is of a superior character and the debates are always fraught with interest. One of the most notable of these'otvurred this morning when the question "Should There He a Compulsory L'i\v wiis discussed. The allinnativ" was sustained by Misses Hutton and C.iro and tli" negative by ?Jisses Hunk and lv.ving. Tli« judges were .Mibp Maymo '/l.-ranl and Messrs.
F. I'. Mount and Tom Moore who re tired at the conclusion of the speeches and awarded the decision to the allinnative. The speeches were, without exception. thorough, vigorous and convincing and worthy of much older. p?rsons. The ell'ort of Miss Cord deserves especial mention because of its great research and local application. Among other interesting things t-he demon strated that 17 per cent, of the children of school age in Montuoineiy county did not attend regularly enough to be enrolled.
Amused t!:s Gieenoaslle Council, :••••, This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock an alarm of lire was sent in from box twenty-three, near the gas factory and everybody ran out in the streets to see the cruel, hungry llames licking up something or other. A run was made but it proved to be an exhibition run for the benefit of the Greencastle council. (Ireenca6t.le is comtemjilating the purchase ot afire alarm system and Mr. Chandlee, of the Gainewell system, brought them here to show them how it worked. They wera highly pleased and will probably purchase the Gamevvell if any. The Gainewell i6 the best system going or Crawfordsville wouldn't have it.
COLLEGE NOTES.
Dr. H. A. Tucker will lecture at the chapel Sunday. A war between the high school girls and unruly subs is said to be imminent.
Norwood Keen and Frank Cutter killed the famous must:rat atTmutmnn's yesterday.
Candidates for the ba=e ball ieam are beginning to stick up tlier heads us football enthusiasm wanes.
Less than two weeks remain in which to raise the balance of the necessary to secure the Yaodes endowment. It begins to look a little scaly.
/./AA\s/ rj{.\
Chas. Linn is father of a 1(1 oz. boy. Geore Cope will move to Crawlordsville next week.
K. H. Martin has the best show for wheat in the county. Wm. Baker lii's rented Josh Kvarts' farm and takes possession March 1.
James Conlter will take charge of the postoflice here on the 5th of March. He will deputize George Smith to help him.
The boys at 1'nion church had better take warning and behave during servicf or some of them will take a trip to tLe Crawfordsville court house.
The sisters of Union chapel are making 100 yards of rag carpet to be sold at the Christmas tree, the proceeds to go to paying the organist, Miss Lydia Galey.
William Beck living south of here fell into well near A. Linn's Saturday night and was taken out Sunday at it a m. by his son Jftcksoo and Hoc Gardner and A. Linn
A January Sale In December!
find ourselves greatly overtaken in winter goods and to turn them into money we have com huii ci
to turn thetn into MONEY we have concluded 10 make January prices on them.
iCK«i rt'd Flannel onl lv. yd. ijnc* curtains at cost to eli'M*. '.tnlon t'hiiiMfli wr.y down. llt»«iory and I'mlorwcir aw! ul chcap. I he hest ac Huttdcrchicf in the cit %. A wk1 !a«ln'^ mittens only 1.*n\ w»»rvh' Ludte- black tnuUs onlv uc.
The Cheap Dry Goods Man.
)pp. Court IIouscvMain St. Crawfordsvi'le. Ind.
msaaaiKi jkebsiha
The Snrret of hi* Wealth. A millionaire said "tlie secret of ray wealth'' is in llie word, SAY1''.: and the secret of my health is in the word, SAGE. By this last tie meant l)r. Saj?e whose Ca tarrh Kemedy cured limi of one of the v.'tirsl cases of Catarrh, and thereby saved iinn
Ti-mn
much sufTerinp and premature
death, enabling him to make liis millions, and enjoy life. The cures made by this medicine aro simply wonderful.
.1
Million I'rlenilx.
A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. Kings N'e ,v Discjv ery for Consumption, (Jout'hs. and Colds.— If'you have never used this Ureal C'oukIi Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest alid I .unirs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money refunded. Trial bottles Tree at Nye & Co. Large bottles
r0c.
and $1 00
••Jtoyal Ituby' Port ff'hw. Jf voti are reduced in vitality or strength by illness or any other cause, we recommend the use of this Old Port Wine, tnc very blood of the vrape. A grand tonic for nursini mothers, and those reduced by wasting disease. It creates strength improves the appetite nature's own remedy, much preferable to drugs guaranteed ab solutel.v pure and over live years of age. Young'wine ordnariiy sold is not lit to use. Insist on having this standard brand, it costs no more. #1 in quart bottles, pints mi els. Koyal Winet.'o For sale by Nvc,V Booe
U?T -A miihiI bunoli of kt\* UCTUNI to Ciiy r.nirliK'fr lit tlirjt.'ity ImiMiujr. I'M-
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The only urc Cri :uu of Tartar Powik-r.—No Ammonia No Alum.
Used in Millions of Iioines --. ears the .Standard.
cloaks at ftlrno^t any prlre tociu-i-. HuntingthrtNul lc per spool. l}la«.'k |Ids ho.\cs 141* J^.idics (J:isiun«-t Iworth U."»conly 1 hulie and Misses underwear at le*- ttuiu any oilier house can or will sell them, areelosin out our tnti:iit*ry ^tr.ck at co^t and
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a 1JB ami
Will Do Your
AT ONCE.
Only first-class workmen employed and satisfaction guaranteed.
Music Hall Plumbing Shop.
KEEP YOUR HOUSEWARIYI
OF OUR
BAKE AND COOK PERFECTLY
Hcdiooni Suits, I'urloi Pictures, lied I Rockers. Dining Pishes. Mnttresses-
complete. Come and see us and select your
mas Presents
Suits.Sideboards. Carpets,Rugs,. §5 Kitchen Safes. Fancy ables. Mirrors. Center Tables, to furnish your e\"erythin£ •j O
ZACK MAHORNEY- & SONS.
Hn\m Taken Several l^ct (he M'orltl Know )'oi« are In It, Bottles of Bradfield's Female Regulator it seems almost a crime lor a imin to'-linle for falling of the ivomb and other dis- his Hutu undei a bushel.'' If lie lias moiih'. eases combined, of 16 years standing, hnsVo'iln'm"k"
and really believe 1 ant cured entirely, for which please accept my thanks Mhh. W. E. Stkbbtns, Ridge. Gh.
Ilucklcn'H Arnica Halve
Thebest salve in the world ft.r cuts bruises, sores, nlcers, salt rheum, fever eores, tetter, chap ed hands, chilapinb. corns and all skin eruptions, nnd loss tively cures piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cants per box. For sale hv Nye Si Booe, druggists.
A great manv persons, who have found no relief from other treatment, have been cured of rhuniatism by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Do not give up until yon have tried it. It is only 50 cents per bottle. For sale bv Nye Booe.
1
House
Christ=
and lia\e them laid a\va\.
Furnitureand Stoves Sold on Payments.
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race, he should make it known. Old-fogy physicians tread the beaten path of their grandfathers, denounce advertised reme dies, and nevor learn anything new. Med ical science knows no paratell tolJr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, compounded by a physician of skill and inng experienci*. especially for the maladies which atllict women. It 0Tects a permanen. cure of those agonizing disorders which attack her frail organism, and is an anchor of hope alike lo delicate girls and suffering women contains no deleterious drugs. A guarantee on the bottle-wrapper, refunding the price in'case of failure. Of druggists. s|.(Hi.
An honest, Swede tells his story in plain but uninistukable language for the benefit of the public. One of my children took Bevere cold and got the croup. 1 gave her a teaspoonfnl of Chamberlain's Cough liemedy, and in live minutes later 1 gave her one more. Bv this lime 6he had toeongh up the gathA- ering in her throat.. Then she went to sleep nnd slept good for fifteen minutes.
Then she got up and vomited then she went back to bed and slept good for the remainder ot the night. She got the I croup the second night and gave the same remedy with the sumo good reslilla. I write this because 1 thought thore might be some one in the same need and not know the true merits of this wonderful niedecine. Charles H.
Thompseen, Des Moines, Iowa. Fifty cent bottles foi sale by Nve A- Bone, druggists.
DSTotioe.
The Montgomery Savings Association v.-iil open a new series
or
stock on the li'-st
Saturday in January, Is'.W. Shares, *100 each. dues, •JO cents per week. Those wi-hing stock should call at the Secretary's otlh e. W.W.MOKGAN, Secretary.
Music
IIALL,
Wednesday, Dec. 14
A Nijrht of Real Good Kiin!
I ho Producer of .Mirlii,
Mr. Barney Ferguson,
And the Strongest Organization Presenting Furce Comcly, 1 vn:i{ 1'itr.TiN.
's Mishaps.
A Play that will cure your A Cynical Feelings! Eyerything New, .Bright ami
Interesting! O
Merry Comedians, Pretty Girls and Clever Specialists. You will laugh, you will scream
Priccs 35c, 50c and 75c