Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 March 1893 — Page 4

Bring Your Repairing To C. L. ROST'S

And you will get satisfaction,

as we do none but first-class

work and that is why your

watch or clock will keep time

after we repair it. Finest line,

largest stock and lowest prices

201 East Main Street.

Crawfo»"dsville, Indiana.

0

Save Broken Bones,

Take a tumble to yourself and quit paying exhorbitant prices for

shoes when we «ell 'em for $2.50

equal to a $3 shoe.

J. S. KELLY.

124 East Main Street.

TO KENT.

Hp OK HP.NT— House of four rooms. pood celJ5_ liu\ etc., tit Britujn's Glenn. Inquire at office of lirltion A MotTett. Ji-3

POR

SAl,K.

FOK

SALK—A Kccd gentle •umlly horse, 5 year old. Fnqulro ut 805 n-est Wubiifh avenue or at- this office. 2-jy.

VANTEl)^

WAN'TFD—Lady

ag'tiff to travel. Salary

und rxreiij-es. Cillui220 south Jre»'n fi*rff-t. Call after 0 o'clock. li-4

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ANTKO—Travelling salesmen: or have fine sideline. Address, with rtftreuees Bouquet Ciyar Co.. Lynebburtr, Va, 2-27 tn C9sA CAN UK MArF. MONTHLV Jld tU J)it)U working for I*. F. JOHNSON & CU.t No. South 11th fc't., Li'u hm jrul. Va. 7" AN TED--To rent, laK© by April JOUKNAL.

five or six room cot1. Address A, care JJ-5

WANTED—Tov«1jr*3

trade a ho\isp

of land In

WANTKD-

WAN

«nd two acres

of wn for n.'Mdence

property In town. If necessary will give money dltrerenve. Inquire at J^aui & Hrnner's office 2-24U*

trswcllnjr. Experience

-Vosit-1 as salesman, local or njr. Hxperlence In local work,

tlun pivo nest of reJVreuce. Address W. P. roicrsou. New Hops, l.nd, .1-17

rEC—UeLter

hulf. h-onde type, age 40.

willing to pass the at'U»rnonn" twilight •iind evening ol' life beyond the Koekies In a jrood ellmaie in ihe mid«tof a twelve acre garden of deUeiouh fru«ts,wlth dow rsuliieient for equal Interest, with an Industrious man, a thorough fruit trrowor, usinif uotobacco, whisky.!eerori»:ofanlty. Address Duan» 11. Win:lan). Holf-e, I.laho.

MONEY TO LOAN,

At 6 F£R OEJST.

On pood mercantile and resident propoHv in

rr»iwronNv5ih'. c. w. WRIGHT.

00LLEGE NOTES.

Frank Cuttei is Indianapolis to spend Hunday. tie and

Dr. Bnrronghs will eatertain Jn liors next ween1 ana the Sophs Freshmen later on.

The boys who carried bottles and telrscopes to the entertainment last night were rather left out in the frigid. There was no occasion to nse them.

FitBD BANDF.L is tho only monument dealer in the county who carries in stock imported and American granite monuments, the only plnce for first class rustic monumental work. Office corner Green und Pike streets.

Jemima's Beau.

.Icminv.i, once sho had a beau. Me didn't mind her name, you know, Althouph it was BO prosy. Stic had catarrh, and had it so. That he at last was forced to go Tho odor was r.o posy. if she had been sago in time,she. would have taken Dr. Basse's Catarrh Hemedv.

AH

offensive brcauh is most distiissuj. not only to the person afllicted, if the person has any pride, but to those with v.homo hf or sho comes sn contact. It. is a delicate matter to speak of, but, it, has not only friends but lovers. Bad breath and catari are inseverable. Dr. Slice's Catarrh Rem dv yuresjjhe w^rst, cases, as thousands can testitv. ?r,00 reward offered for an incurable case by World's Dispensary Medcal Association. Proprietors of Dr. Sago'sCatarrh

H'rnedy.

Children Cry for

'Pitcher's Oastorla.

DAILY JOURNAL.

SATUKI'AY. MA HUH 4, 1893.

TIIK DAILY JOCKNAI. is for sale by Robinson A: WKHHC©, and lVntione 'C Lncpy.

JAUOB HUBEK'S SUIOIDli.

One of This County's Oldest Residents Hangrs Himself to His Bed Post. SpcolHl to The .lmiriml.

DARLINGTON, ireh 4.—- Jftc-ob Uuber Committed suicide sometime during last night at the rasidenoo of his ROD in litw, Chnrles Sehone. Ho fniUnl to jtit »n appearance at brpakfnst this morning and a member of th» family accordingly went to his room to awaken him, thinking that he had overslept himself. Upon opening the door a horrible spectacle was presented. The body of the old gentlemau was seen hanging cold nud stiff from the high bed poat, the features blackened and distoited by the horrible death bv strangling. He had upon retiring tied his large handkerchief nbout hia neck and the bed post and then slipping off the b?d loft his body dangling in the air.

Mr. Huber was one of the earliest settlers of Sugar Creek towcsliip and w-is widely known as a good citizen His wife died a few years ago nud wa3 rather melaniiboHy at times after th it. No one suspected, however, thai hi would tf.ke his own life. He was about 80 vears of age.

FROM. HJTL&B AND TEEBE.

Cotton & Rife, the. Progress Pharmacy. —Dr. Leech is in Indianapolis to duv. —Ferry Martin was in the city last nipht. —Col. John Win gate was in the city today. —J. H. Durham, of Danville, III., is in the city. —Tho Methodists, will have a revival after Easter. —R. S. Thomson returned from GrJjpn fle'd to-day. —-Miss Anna Winters is visiting in

Indianapolis. -—Mrs. Elizabeth Gerard is visiting in Frankfort.. —Schnyler Kennedy is in Ladoga to spend Sunday. —W. I. Law, of Terre Haute, was in the city to-day. —Frank L. Snyder and wife are visit­

ing in New York. —Miss Lncy Leslie went to Indianapolis this morning. —W. A. Calvert, of Lafayette, spent the day in this cit-y. —W. W. Thornton, of Indianapolis, was the city to-day. —The Lo! us Club will give a dance nest Wednesday evening.'' —Mrs. Joe Taylor returned from visit in LaFayette to day. —James Durham, of Greencnstie, is the guest of his brother, George S. Durham. —The thermometer registered four degrees above zero at 5 o'clock thi morning. —The wife of Snpt. Ku Coombs of the Water .t Light Company went to Chicago to day. .-UJohn liiilis,. the effectiye revival singer, will sing at the Methodist church to-morrow. -—The Methodists have a Snnday school in Fiskville ot^whichi Tally

Crabbs is superintendent-. —Mrs. S. P. Baird, who 's bt«.r \.B§ iting her sister, Mrs. .Tndge Thomas, returned to LaFayette to-day. —Carl McKfo, tvho has been sirioitig at tbs^First Frepbyterian church, hue liecri engaged to sing at the Methodist shnrch.

Miss Martha Johnson, of Loganfjrt, hi'.s returned home after a pleasant visit with th? Misses Johnson on west. Main street.. —The ladies of tlm First lYeeky^viuri church will give a social Tuesday evening. There will ba a nmsicale in connection with it. .—There have been sixty-five fcdditions to the Methodist church since conference, making a total membertliip seven hundred. —Regular meeting of Typographical Union on Monday evening at 7:00 o'clock sharp at their room in Joel block. A full attendance requested. —Tho following young ladies acted i.s pill bearers at the funeral of Mips Min nio Ring this morning. Misses Kate Kelly, .Julia Casey. Cdt-e Long, Ann

Hays, Mary Riley, Anna Drurv. Smoki Diamond Joe,sol.1 bvW.U. Hardee

V.'ill iiore at Once.

Lust niglit. tho citi/^ns of Wavnet, held another enllusiastic meeting and co npleted the raising of tbo SL.ROO n»ce3sary to bore for natural gas. Wo will be begun next week. THE JOIUWAI. wishe the projectors ot tho work all succefs but is nevertheless very dnbious as to the outcome. "Nothing venture, nothing have" teems to be tho nimatmg principle at Waynetown just at present.

Skin Jltucases.

What spectacle is a more disgustinc than that 01 a man or woman with asliin disease which shows itself in pimples or blotches on hands, arms, face and neck It is simply impure Llood. See what ISraridreth's Piils did for a chronic c.ise: Gcoree Chapman, PiDcenmir, Mich, fays: "For four years 1 was in. the Mounted Infantry in the S. army., residing at that, timo principally in Texas. Almost nil. of that- time Iliad a chronic skin disease, character'*' by an eruption over the entiro surface of my legs and thighs, arms and chest. The doctors termed it ecznu. I had Riven up a"U hopes of over beioic cured, when Brandr

ill's Pills were reco ..

mended to me I concluded to try ttie-n, 1* imn

IT SNOWED ON UU0VF.lt.

A Eta," Snow Storm Interferes With tho InaucaiiUlou To-day.• /:.rfi I Special to the Journal

ttot 'i'lisir Mcdicirso.

jjpei'.la! to the .lourual.

PITTSBURG, Pa., Star. 4.—At Pitlfburg sentence was p:used upon the four Homeetead poisoning cpnvicJ'e. Pempeey and Beatty were each given, seven years, Ga!!ogt:or ^ive y«ars and Davidsou^throe \eura in the penitentiary. Much satisfaction is expressed.

The World Enlighteiisr.

The Crawfordsville Hemhl is the name of the new paper just launched on tempestuous sea of journalism by the Epworth League of tho Methodist, church. It- is a very cri ditable sheet and will fill "a long fel4 want.'' under the supervision of the following board of editors:

Iviitor-in CMef........ :tn:iirlmr Loral— l.c-.nfiic.. Ouiroii r-'ub^ciipU'-in..... Assist:)nt Snb-:crii'tkm A'lvertisirig".... .. ........... Mull ......:

,.H. A, Tucker. 11 D. ..... —. l.eUuy -Miller t-imHes Hos^ ....Alntfv JJeCUier

Ktta Oal'Os Gerard

Kdwi'.M Koi/iason Tu'tly 1'talit.s Howard Ci'i fit

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Joseph Mahoy was fined in the police court this morning for giving young Jacob Maxwell an outrageous beating on President Cleveland's high road. It appears that Maxwell accused Mahoy's girl of being prevaricating gossip possessed of numerous unsavory attributes. Muboy resented this and meeting yonng Ma.\.well in the road punched him severely after the passage of a few hot words. It was a clear case of assault and M:-.hoy was fined §5 and cc.s.. Maxwell was filed gl for prove.,o.

James In the Divorce'-.Mill. .Tames Brown has entered suit for a divorce from Sarah E. Brown, whom he married in the. maiden city of Gosport in 1882. Sarah was a perfect peach ,io the days of

and loved Jim with all

the fervor of the warm blooded Gosport girl. When she. came to the cooler climate of Crawfordaville, however, her love cooled and about three years ago sho ran off with an ludmnapolis doctor wall whom she still lives. James wants a divorce and the -cere Knd custody of his son, James Blaine Brown.

Fair Association Kcfeta,

The County Fair Associativa-'«iet this morning and has b?en engaged all day in revising ths proigjum list. Thew will be several important changes mndp for tho better. The association voted to'give-the asked for $100 in prizes for children's:day at tho fair, thus insuring the success of. the dar.

OfiDRaa: NOTJ-JS.

Dr. II. A. Tucker:«wi!l: officiate at the Methodist church to-morrow. D.\ J. F.TnUlo will occupy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church to-mor-)W.

Rev. l'rown, of namikoE, O.fwill con duct services at tiie Obi Htian church tomorrnw.

R.'V. G. P. FUPOTI will conduct servi e8 at the Baptistchurch to-morrow ::s usual.

The usual services of 'Ceiiter church "•ill b/ conducted to morrow by Dr. Ciiuningham.

The tvifoof- Chief Justice" liathi'ock, of the lowa.supreme court, wasjstrielien with paralysis at Los Ang^iejs .aliil her life is in danger.

Charles F. Wish art won the orator ieal contest at Monmouth college, and -vill.be its representative at the Illinois nter-state collegiate contest.

The Michigan "board of prison inspectors has appoints I ex li-u Senator William Chamberlain warden of the state penitentiary at,Tackson, Mich.

Some of the paper miils .at ISecnaii, Wis., are shut down on account'of 'the failure to get pulp from the.mills in northern Wisconsin. The difficulty ia its getting the necessary cars.

Drowned In dm Channel. JjosDos. .March 4.—A "iisiiffio.us. collision, involving the -probable'.Toss of number of lives, occurred Thursday night in the. lln^-iisli channel. A vessel called the CaeiquS'--w"a sunk-by. un unknown steamer. Ten of the. survivors have landed at iver in a boat, and-it is stated that t':.irt2i-n' othcrf -re missing and it is feared have,been 2 1-nlr Cnmin 1 .Mnv 5!11.w A KK.K, arc-1. 4.Members' o?

Wisconsin's world's fair commission announce their intention to resign be-, cause of the action of the committee, on retrenchment and reform in cutting down their estimate of the amount of money required to make a- creditable' exhibit. They wanted ,fl O,ti0!) and these figures were cut down to $05,000.

A hiriuiir's riim'.

IIAVA^.A. X. Y., March Couhl Cogswell, a v, c?,lthy [arr.iolivi:.i near lie.-e. shot and Snstanly hilled his in valid daughter Friday and immerjintply afterwards hanged iiiuuveif M.o a. raftcr in his barn. I.uss «-i luonev is svipposaii to .T.ivj tmb'vi m-e hi, I

Ur.if's Th In!

Wo offer One Humlred Dollars reward! for any c.ieot Catai-rii tnat cannot, usv.srrcd by Hall's Cn'nrrli Cure. 1

F. .1. (MlHNi'.Y O Toledo, O. We, the undcrsiKnt'd,:have known Cheney for the, last, !5 yesrs. ind c'.k.ve him perfectly honorJSI'C H. nl. bunt'e^sl! .m-1 sactions and iimincisiiy to carry out any oblisrations made bv their iU-ij W't'st &Trus,x. Wholeettie l)ruirtis».'I'ohdo,

O.Waldinir. Kuni»n in M«ri it), V, de DrueL'ist, To cdo O. Hall's Catnrrli Cure.is taken inlrrnaijjv actinir d'rcctl.v uoon the Woo I and ilucous

suriaeee

of the sysU-Hi, Testiaiopnls sent

free Price Tan. |n.r botl.e. .Sold by all Druggist.

IJANDKL IS

and 1 have thanked fh.d daily *mce th tn eicnment of h.j/ldv ftnisiifd «'.r.-.ii: that I did so. 1 used them for al thr 'e

receiving a Inrgo Oun-

mn

„,lmorh*,i, i,,

ir-pnlhs, and by that tunc, was completely net.t3, \niili.... will e.i/ry cured and have never had any trouble

115

•'"ice." 1 corner Green nnd Pike streets, dlfwlt

"'"Ck '°r tho spring trade. Oflico I

FATE OF INNOCENTS.

Fivo Little Children Suffocated in Now York.

WASUINOTON. L\ ?Iarch 1.—rieveiu snow and wind storms at Washington interfered somewhat w.ith inanguralion jjjjrjg J[0Mp_ ATTACKED BY FLAMES. program to-day, Fresident Cleveland and A ice President ^loveuson wore duly TIW»IR PARENTS II:UI I,OCK«MI TIKMU IN inducted intooilioe with imjiroesivo ceremonies before a vast eoiuvurse of peo-

Th«tr U00111# ami liouo Out—Ilia Utile Ones Arc Smothered ljr tho Dense smoke.

A SAT) sronv.

NEW YORK, March 4.—Five cliildrcn were sufl'ocatod at S a. m. Friday a venv room on the top -floor of 101 Henry street. The names of the victims are: AUman lierusteiii, 11 years old Itebeera liernste-in, 10 years old Dayman liernstein, years old Rachel KernMein, 0 months old Fanny Koseij, T: years old.

The children were aiono in the room at the time, their.parents having left a short time previous to the accident. locking the children m. The cau^e of the tragedy was the upsetting and explosion of a kerosene, stove, which belonged to M.ycr .Membert, who occupied the apartments adjoining those of the llcrnsteins, with his family. The. .Membert woman's dress caught fire, but she heat out the -flames, and with her two children made her escape from the room.

A AVomiln Mii-leked.

The fire swept out into the hallway and tip to the roof like a flash. There were twelve families in the tenement and all rushed for the fire escapes. The upper portion of the house was soon mass of flame. Just as the blaze had died away and the fire was under control, a wild shriek of a woman came from nmccs the..throngin the street. In a few seconds a half frantic woman came rushing through the crowd to the door of the tenementIt was Mrs. Bernstein, the mother of four of the suffocated children. She lied been out shopping, and the first she learned of the accident was when she turned into Ilenrystreet near her home and saw the flames issuing from the building. She made desperate attempts to dash into the house ana it took two policemen to hold her. The firemen went to Hernstein's apartments as soon as possible and on a bed in a rear room found the our children dead.' The tire liad not touched the room, but the young ones had been suffocated as thoy slept.

The rirth Victim.

The firemen continued their search, and in another room on the same floor found the body of little Fannie Rosen, also suffocated by th'% smoke. She, too. had been left alone in the room while her mother, went to a near-by bakery. The total loss to the -property is small.

SICR»~D CY THE PRESIDENT.

Car C'Uip'er JTiU Approved vrii Ii (5roni loal »1' rifiwuro.

WASHIXOTON, Alarcit 4.-—President Harrison has"'approved the.car-couplei bill and the pen with which lie .signed it was presented to E. A. Alosely, secretary of the interstate commerce eouimissiai)., pidvaUv.Sec.retary llalford said that while, thi pro^id(.:nl thought the hSU did not rjo far etioti*li in its, provisions t.jfgi'ant tho,relief desired he had 'particular' pleasure its approving It on tho last dsiy "of his term because of the cndeavo.cs -he bad. made for many vears to obtain legis tion of tins cliaractsr. lie had advocated it in the campiii:*n of 18S«. and in each of h"i aunuel t, congress lie impressed-upon senator and representatives tne necessity for legislation that would give s.ouicj teetion to the lisas nud pwsoiis oi trainracn.

DEATH FOH ^'USDEirttfRS,

[in 1:

I'j(

SAN'

One Victim.

\V: sr I'.AV Cirr, Mich.,-.-March •!.- So far as known the only deatti resul iug from Thursday's 'accident 'vVhceler & Co.'s shipyard was that of Fred Uabcoek, the painter lvho vvn thrown from the.rigging of the iforbe: on to a cake of icc and had an arm and leg broken. Ho WK also suffering from .severe internal injuries, from which he scarcely rallied. All those reported missing have been aecouute for.

THE Sunday Inter Occm will be or sale every Sunday afternoon at MofftMorgan's dnjg store.

The best

WtTWiU

t.«!inlil. arid ltir Aiii., to SiitlsTy iiuvllkw. .M ass., March 4. Wil

n-.in£lmir PlTTSKIKLD,

liam Coy was hanged Friday in P^tt field jail. His crime, was. r,ne murde of John V.'halen, who had started to elope with Coy's wife. A' r.iKMixouAM, Ala:,'March -l.—Boi.) Sims, aged 20, was hanged here at noon Friday for the murder of Ebner Jordan a year ago. Sims -professed-'religion and made a prayer on the gallows.

Qtrcsnx. PitrsoM, Cal., Marc!

—Jose Gabriel, half breed mission In dia-n, 5!) years old, was hanged here Friday morning for the.murder of Mr and Mrs. Geiser -near/Piey, San Diegf county. Gabriel was employed as farm laborer by Geiser, and one niglit hi behind the door and when the ol couple entered the.houso boat them t. death.

builders use only the best materials-

lumber, brick, lime, cement, sandwhatever goes into the construction of a building they employ only the best workmen ar.d pay the best wages they get better prices for their work than their less careful competitors^ and always get the best contracts they paint their work with

gg Strictly Pure White Lead

manufactured by the Old Dutch Process of slow corrosion, and with one of the following standard brands "Armstrong & McKelvy" "Beymer-Bauman" "Eckstein "Fahnestock" "Anchor" "Kentucky" "Morley" "Southern" "Shioman "Red Seal" "Collier" "Davis-Chambers" For colors they use the National Lea Company's Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in small c-.ns, each being: sufficient to tint twenty-five pounds of Strictly Pure White Lead the desired shade,

These brands of StrictJy Pure White Lead and National Lead Co/s .Tinting Colors, are for sale by the most reliable dealers in paints everywhere.

If you are going to paint, it will pay you to send to us for a book containing information that may save you many a dollar it will only cost you a postal card to do GO.

NATIONAL LEAD CO.,

1 Itroadway,

Nnv

FreeTrade! Free

York.

Cincinnati Branch,

Cincinnati, Ohio,

Sugar!

SATURDAY, Mar. 4,

OKTLTT,

Bob Atkinson Will give free 3 lbs Granulated Sugar with lb. best G.P. Tea at 5o cents lb.

Cor, College ard Water St.

Window Gardening

Easy. 5

(Ylvde

Lenox Antomizer and Sprinkler

For Evry Day in the Viiar,

-•r

JUST RECEIVES

A LIISTB OF HEW

Garden and Flower

SEEDS.

Krause & Crist,

"'VhoU'Pule Mtnl Retail

FSjOHISTS A2TX) S23E2I»I2r?. O HL-'RK HUl'SK—Corner of Pine and Market, DOWNTOWN OFFTCK~2(M T-j.M. MuSii.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

PLirsiBsas,

Ilave moved to 112 South Green -•street, formerly the natural

gas oflice.

In addition to plumbing, we wish

to impress the public with

the fact that we sell

PUMPS!

All Kinds.

Pump repairing a specialty. \\*e have hired a pump expert and will do your work satisfactorily.

-uivifvn

1 u*

KOKTIT

1Mall (dully).3: Wji.m ::25V.TQ. Day :25p •):00a,ni Way Krolffht 2:40p.m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

"•OOa.131 KvrrortB—Mali..: P:00a.tn ......^...MaH/claily) 32:44a.m •v:lHpj?{(dally) Mail—RxproHg 3

Iclijp.m Mail—KA pr&sis

".TTRRU NORTH 20pni Express C:10pia Mall «... Kjlfttt. 12:40p.m lJi 4y pin

BUTTERMILK SOHP!

The Greatest Toilet Soap

ON EARTH.

Tlvi',Trade Palace plac&s

s°

gi'oss of this Justly

brated Soap on sale at manufacturer's prices. It is simplj incomparable for the toilet, restoring the skin to its original ireshness, thereby producing a clear, healthy complexion.

Come in ladies and buy a box, for everybody needs soap and the manufacturer's headquarters for the celebrated Butermilk Soap is at the store of

McCLURE & GRAHAM

The

Cele-

Three Notable Book Bargains.

We put on sale to-day 100 copies of Ik Marvel's Reveries, of

Bach cloy, Hawthorne's House oj Seven Gables, and Scarlcl Letter,

Bound in scarlet" and white and black former price $1.25,

Our price for either is 25 cents.

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

CORNER BOOK STORE.

At Chicago promises to be one of the most remarkable events of the present century. It will attract people from "the ends of the earth."

Our Special

And Our 25 per cent. DISCOUNT SALE bids fair to be the most remarkable event of its kind, that has ever taken place in Crawfordsville. It should attract the attention of everv man in Montgomery county.

Others are reaping the advantage of it,

WHY NOT YOU?

We offer you everything in the house, from a collar-button to the finest suit, at

One-Fourth Off.

This is an opportunity to supply yourselves with necessary clothing al

Extraordinary Low Prices.

A faet you should not fail to appreciate. Come soon. These sales will not last much longer.

BENUABROS.,

Successors to Con Cunningham.

Crawfordsville

WAIJKUP & 3!cB

Sales

Transfer Line,

A!UiAND, Proprietor*.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, Telephone No. 4V