Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 March 1893 — Page 3
The Jersey Suits
Spring ir
Hi (ill and liicdiiiiii ifi-ade. Bicycles "'sold at bottom prices for cash or on pavuients Ko pail-nig of all kinds nl reasonable raU-s. KOSS BROS., Hit-Cent Store.
CHILDREN'S SUITS
for the
little people,.have arrived, and
are heituties. We can please
vou in our line of Children's
Clothing, because we have all
the patterns. Elegant double
breasted, Scotch, the very lat
est styles. S?-Fine Worsteds,
and in fact every kind at pres
ent on the market.
here and your lit
tle boy must have a new suit.
Why not see our our stock 1
II you will call and let us show
you. and we cannotplease you
we will not complain. But if
you bu3' without seeing our
line, and afterward see your
neighbor's child dressed so O much nicer, at the same price,
Vou will complain for not tak
ing our advice. All we ask is
for you to tiy us, and we will
be satisfied with the result.
Every Department
in our
store is now laden with the
choiccst cf goods, and we ex
pect to sell them and have
made our prices accordingly.
Remember the earlier you cull
the greater assortment you
will find.
LEE S. WARNER,
The leading and only OnePrice Clothier.
Successor to Eph and JolyJocl Corner ofHainand Washington Streets.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
FRIDAY. MARCH*.'31, 1893.
Tint I'.UT.Y JoniiKATj is for snle bv llobinson JVallace, and Pontiona & Lueby.
FEOM HEB.E AN]) THESE.
Co! ton & Rife, the Progfess Pharmacy. -John Johnson is in (Irooncnetle. I1. II. H. McCain is in Woetfield. —Ed Harris has returned to Monticello.
—Frnnli Duijay returned to Bhiffton to-day.
•—D. W. lidrtman is home from Hlicl-
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—C. W. Wright went to Indianapolis to-day. •. —Harrio I'ontious went to Tudinnapolis to day.
—G. G. Allen, of Tndiunupolis, is visitiug here.
—Mies Nona A'frey is yisitiug in Terry Iluute.
—l'rof. Alexander Sinitli is homo frqta Chicago. .—Row Abe Snyder went to Ladoga this afternoon,
—The Lotus Club gives euchre party to-night.
•—Rev. T. ]). F_\ iVe went to Roaehdale this afternoon.
Wio street sprinkler, made.its debut this afternoon.
—Jobu li. Kobineon and family are in Indianapolis.
—Lew Cumberland and wife returned to Kokonio to-dny. SCos'/" —Miss Florence Durham is visiting relatives in Muncie.
—"Diamond Dick" has gone to Lafayette to spend a month. —Dr. J. A. H. Wilson, of Chicago, is !he guest of S. A. SlihvelL.
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was it the city laBt night. -r-1'.i. i*I. and T. 11. Booe, of Veedersburg, were here yesterday. —There will be a small social hop at the Beta hull this evening.
—This is Good Friday, to-morrow will be April Fool's day.
—The Kuights Templar will attend '.he Christian church Sunday. —Prof. It. A. King will sail for France to-morrow on the LaTouraine. —Dr. Leech and family entertained a number of friends lr.st evening. —The side track for the pressed brick factory was put in to-day.
—Mr. and Mrs Taylor, of Chicago, are the guests of General Hanson. —Quite a number of new students are expected to enter college next week. —New Ross will begin the cheerful operation of boring for gas next Monday.
—Dr. Swank, of Lamar, Mo., is in the city attending the bedside of Davy Swault.
Waynetown has organized a building and loan association with §150,000 capita!, -^Maurice Thompfon and family are expected home from Hay St. Louis, tomorrow. '--Charles Thurston Johnson, of Louisville, was the guest of B. R. Russell yesterday. -—Jonathan Nutt was reported to bo in a dying condition last night but has rallied and is better to-day.
Elder J. H. Oliphant will preach at the Primitive Biptist church Snturday at 2 p. m. and 10:30 a. m. Sunday. —March came in like a lamb und, contrary to all tradition and precedent, her exit also smacks strongly of mutton. —Another large crowd attended the opening of the Columbia last evening. Lraus A- Crist furnished the floral decolationn. -r"Our Married Men" had a miserably light house at Music Hall last night and in consequence the perform-
IjCU "tS a Jce was cut unmercifully. ,,„r, —Dr. O. V. Simmerman,C. S. Soberer
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TIIE berry forks are something now. So are the'hair pins that corns insets, also new pattern hat mark'-, just tie thing lor Master, at C. L. Rost's.
Mus. WILSON, UIO popular milliner at 127 south Washington street, is pleased to announce that Miss Sophia Lehrberg, the trimmer who was such a favorite with the ladies last year, is with her again.
and Sam McManigal, of Voedersburgb, and Will Towneley were initiated into t'w Order of Moose lar.t night. —The breach of promise suit against Stove Kersey comes up next Monday and nil the young ladies of Darlington have been summoned as witnesses. —TLe following men have cast their lot wilh the Order of Moose: H. E. Newton, M. J. Callihan, T. B. Hamilton, Geo. W. Dickenson, Chao. Dickerson, Lewis II. Tomlinson, Adin Jackson. —Abe Levinson's millinery opening last night was a grand sncoess. Hundreds of ladieB were there and saw the naweet ideas in head dress for 1893. It will continue every evening this week. The floral decorations were by Krause &
Crist. v' -vVX':
SMOUC Dliiinond JUE cigui-.sold liy W,B,IIardac. RASTER spoons nfcKliao's.
flEWS FflOM NEW BOSS.
A Fire, a fight, a Party ana a Roception Make Life Interesting. Bpeciul to The .lout-mil.
N?:w Ro.su, Mar. 31 —"Yesterday even.g at 2 o'clock the fm in house1 ot Milton Roberis burmd to the ground with all its contents. Tho origin of the lire is 'lot cxiicHv Inown. Mrs Roberta Wi-nt iiwuy 11umi Ijoriie !st aflur noou aad lef ihe binail l:o\ a'. )i'i!i e. lie
Last night the Jackson boys, who ive near Advance, came hero gloriously drunk. They proceeded to the livery barn and whipped JOBII Wright. Then they w.jnt up iu town and llourished revolvers and pandemonium reigned. McGtillin attempted to arrest, them but lie backed down whfn a gun was thrust in his face. He deputized Dock Bobb end was presented witlj a revolver which ho shoved clear through his pocket. Of coiinse he could not use it. 13d Ryan attempted to get, the Jackso.is out, of town but a drawn ax compelled him to let tho job out. McGnllia was backed by eighteen men, but failed to get his men. They departed about 9 o'clock for Advance.
A S A N
Last night ijuite a number of friends called upon Miss Eva Siiepard. The evening was passed in an enjoyable way, various party pames were indulged in till a late hour, when all went ho'me feeling that they had spent a most pleasant evening. Those present were: Misses Dora and Ada Beck, Eliio Iionk, Nora Shepurd, I\ell Miller, and Messrs. Marion Loop, C. L. Harris, Ott.i Vanhorn, Aubrey Bowero and A. W. Johnson. l. o. o. r.
Last night the town was full of strangers and they were a jovial set of fellows. The majority of them came from Ladoga and they inarched up to thy lodge. Altogether there were 100 visitors and will be a long rememberfd occasion. All left for their homos at a late hour and report a most enjoyable, time.
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RED MEN BLOEIVE,
A Grand row-Wow' and Corn feast""''in damp Last Evening, The braves of Seiota Tribe, I. O. 11. M., gave a delightful pow-wow to their squaw friends last evening at tlieir camp in the Ornbaun block. Tho affair was a thoroughly enjoyable one from every standpoint and there were uo less than 139 persons sat down to an excellent spread provided by tho caterers. After refreshments the remainder of the even ing was passed in various amusements, quite a number indulging in the pleas ures of tho dance, which, however, WAS anything but a war dance. Before the time arrives for another pow-wow and feast tho tribe will bo located in its new camp on Green street, where the accommodations will be of tho liuest.
The Amiable Auabels.
Yesterday evening Mrs. Charlev Anabel had her lord and master arrested for the double barreled offense ot assault and intoxication. The trial of the worthy creature is in progress this afternoon in the Mayor's court. It appears that Mr. and Mrs. Anabel reside and on Friday are at homo to their friends in a luxuriously appointed flat "over bey ant" the marble courts and sparkling fountains appertaining to Hie Monon station which rises from the plain like the temple at Delphi. Although surrounded with all the heart could de
sire from a shot gun to a capacious growler can, Mr. and Mrs. Anabel do not live in peaco and unity. Mrs. Anabel nsferted before the Mayor that Chailey frequently administered t-Iy pals on her sunny head with a bed slat, a bung driver or any other little toy which might be at hand. She usually ritaliats with her claws, as she modestly admitted, and no one doubted her word when the bruised and battered Charley was brought bifore the throne. Charley looked as though he had In en in the prize ring with pile dtiver. If his appearance is an evidence of Mrs. Anabel's usual handiwork she does not need the protection of the law.
A Decided Penchant for Meat, ~-::i It appears that J. F. Booe, arrested for stealing meat at the farm of F. M. Dice, is an old hand at the business. J. L. Cooper and Pleasant Williams, of Hillsboro, wore in the city lust evening on the lookout for meat, which had bon stolon from them on Sunday night. Mrs. Booe admitted that her newly made husband arrived home from Hillsboro on the night in question with meat answering the description of that stolen. He also brought most from Hillsboro about two weeks ago on the night when the smoke house of Mr. Wilson, of that place, was robbed. Messrs. Cooper and Wlliams found some of their lost pork in the house of Mrs. Lyda Hampton, to whom Booe had sold it at a ridiculously low price. Booe appears to have been an old hand at the business and his oipture by tho police was quite a little strike.
NOTHING prettier for an Enstc-r souvenir than one of those Easter spoons at Kline's.
ONE hundred dollars worth cf now music jnst received at 131 south Washjgton street. D. H. BAT IUVIN & Co.
And He's Kitcht, Too.
Manager Davis iu a recent conversation gave vent to his indignation, nt what, he terms "the neck" of tho flv-by-night thoatricaljsnap,which try to seouro time at bia liouw, aud he Bhook his head a,: he said "So more for me, I'm tired: I'll know they'ie right or they don't get in: this town is good enough for the bvst only." He certainly lias a fin"' lii-t of attractions booked, some I above the average he feels highly elated a! seouriug Hie great New York success, "Sue Oonidu't Marry Three," which will appear hero for one night during tho next few weeks.—Preen Notice.
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sUi'.ei that he biiiit up a b'g fire id the tf ve (lnd Itft, In the course of an'hour fl mt'6 »ud tiii'/ko vri-ro eet'ii pourii fnm he windows and before imv ote could come to rescue any goods, lie roof fell iu. Tho loss is not exactly, known.
JACKSON'S 'IN TOWN.
JEight YearB Uld-
Louis Miller was eight jfyears old yesterday and in order to mark it distinctly from ordinary days, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Miller, arranged a parly in his honor. About fifty youngsters of both sexes were entertaiuid from two to six o'clock and a gay time they had. Frank Iluffner, the Tinkerville ventriloquist,, was prasent and gave numerous wonderful exhibitions. Refreshments were served and altogether it was a great occasion in childish c-oeioty.
Iugnuiar.
'1'bo beautiful couplet _*-'l vo souls Willi bin ii sin^'lo thought.-
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lVo liiMt'ls tb.il hfr ii as oiio" v.'iiK'h occurs in "Ingomar," the play to be presented by Mr. Charles B. Ilanford i.T.'.Mi!? excellent company on their return engagement at the Music Hall Tnnisd-ty evening, April (i, discloses :-e cle irTy tlio theme and purpose of I h,s beaut i'ul piu^ of Love and Honor thuii could be expressed in a column about the plot.
IV&nut Tarty.
Miss Mr.l'oi Burroughs entertained
:'.iiea
party of young friends lust
vvuicg ,a[ a peanut party. The enterin rime,-it w.is- both unique and enjoybis i.nd a!! prMont were most hospit:o entertained. The invitations were conceits being enclosed in peanut n'i-"!H np'jc niiiob were the names of tin Ke to wimiii they were addressed,
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5he Y. M. 0. A. Juntois.
l'h) M. C. A Juniors are working hard to prrpare for their exhibition d: ili wb.oh-„-iiI occur April 20. The pfoet'edi* will go towHid the purchase of big Uiiit iti which tho boys will go cauipirig H-.-xt June. The life of the V. M. C. A. is a merry one.
Frank Hallowell aud daughter will occupy, the property of J. J. Insley on Morgan street.
—The Ha and Miss club are rc-qilii to meet at the law office of Kennedy & Kennedy 'o-morroW evening at 5:15. —Dr. G. S. Burroughs is iu LaFuy--tte attending a meeting of the Northi"rn Indiana Teachers' Association, before which he delivers an address. alter Hulefct and his friends are rejoicing over the-fact that Cleveland has declared that ho will 6iriash all slates. Judge Jump's name was on a slate.
—Homer Patterson, a young tunn woll known in this city and county and very well cc-unectea here, has been arrested at Lebanon for chicken stealing. He was deacon iu ilie church. —Miss Harriet Cleland entertained a small party of friends yesterday afternoon iu honor of Miss Messick, of Memphis, Tenn., and Miss Dice, of Crawfordsville.—Indianapolis Journal. —Will S. Guthrie, who lias been spending the past eight months in the west., returned to Lebanon Sunday afternoon looking well and expressing himself as well pleased with the western country. Most of the time ho was away ho spent in and about Spokane Falls, Washington. He will remain nt home abont two weeks.—Lebanon Patriot. —Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, of Crawfordsvillo, will arrive this evening to visit their sister, Mrs. W. B. Slutz, for a fow d»TS. :j£ viC:tptnin Lamb, formerly of this city, now of Crawfordsville, was in the city to-day. The Captpin has received his commission and ordered to report for duty immediately at the World's Fair. He will bo in command of a company of the Columbian Guards. The hours of -ervice will be six hours on and six hours off iD every twentyfour, und for such services he will receive a captain's pay. Ho will leave for thereto-night.—Franfort Ne.ns.
EA*TER cake ut Gilbert's bakery.
EASTEU flowers at Krause & Crist's. 0,1 ice will be open Sunday.
EASTER cake at Gilbert's bakery.
E.vi.TBit spoons at Kline's.
Miss DKMPSEY, tho well known and experienced trimmer, has arrived at Myers & Charni's and they are showing an immense 6tock of new and stylish millinery.
GET your Easter hats of Mrs. Wilson.
V, A. II. JU'.cu in pin rnt.
For above occasion nt Evansville, lnd.,the anualia will sell tickets for one fare the round trip, on April 3d, 4th and 5th. Good to return including April 7, 18R2. .1. Hi rcniNsoN, Art
EASTER CAKE.
DEMAS GILBERT claims to bake tho beat Brcutl and Cuxe in Crawfordsville. For some time 1 have done uo advertising, I have been here so long in the bakery business Ui am well advertised. For V7 years have baked Bnud and Cftke iu flrawfordtville. My bread and calte has always been tlie best sold. I will make fp"cial cake extra nice for Easter, will luivr on hhiiii all kinds of funvy cake such as
Fruit Cake, Angel Food, French Kisses, Cream Puff, Rose Cake, Chocolate Cake, Cocoanut Cake, Orange Cake, Banana Cake, Lemon Cake, Queen Cake, Lady Finger, jelly Roll, Wine Cake, Pound Cake, Citron Cake, Raisin Cake, Fried Cake,
And lots of other good kinds.
Gilbert Bakery, Green St.
,X)U SAl.K-A horsiM»n«J sui-roy, troth In ox-or-lloin. condition. l'runk Uur'.cv. 4-14
WANTliD—A
nood fiirl oun obtain a per
manent posilion at t»Ofl st Wabash venue. 4-0
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A K. Kuiili is verv sick. Our school will close April 7. K. K. Heath in hnppy once more. It's a girl.
Mrs. Mollio Myers' house is ready for plastering. Georgo Myers is said to be the pretty man of our township.
Tim Hani and family have moved into the property of A. A. Walters. Miss Edith Gwin, ot Crawfordsville, is visiting friends here this week.
Will Grimes mid family have moved to tho property of Mi«3 Edna Campbell. Misses Ida Ammonium and Minnie Strough are visiting friends and relatives. •Samuel Heath has purchased a steel wind pump nnd has erectcd it at his residence.
Uncle George Stonobraker had an0 her stroke of paralysis but is now convalescent.
E. A. McSpaddon cnmo home sick last Saturday from Crawfordsville but wiil return soon.
There will be service at the M. E church next Sunday and Sunday night by Rev. Grimes.
Their will bo an Easter supper at the Union church Saturday ......evening. Everybody invited.
J. P. Wirt it Co. have put oiit their card that they will buy all kinds of pro duco for the highest price.
Tom Little, the brave man, woke up last Sunday night and imagined that he saw a man looking in his window, and got very badly scared. Tom woke his wife after insisting some time. Thoy dressed and weut out the back wuy and stole across the town to where his father-in-law lives. There they stayed the rest of the ni«ht. The boys are compli menting Tom very much on his bravery.
r.if.I \'ELLY HI\\.
S. J. Midlleton, of Chicngo, paid his uncle. J'J.S. Johnson, a flying visit last week. l'rof. Moore and family, of Thorntown, have been the guests of friends and relatives here.
Miss Bertha Had ley and J. were the guest of Miss Mabel Peebles IBSI Thursday evening.
24 pounds N.O. Sugar... 22 pounds Yellow 21 pounds White I£\ C.., 20 pounds C'o.if. A 20 pounds Granuhited... 1,000 pounds Leaf Lard. 2,400 pounds Bacon... Good Rite Ben Hur Flour, 50 lbs .., Ben Hur Flour, 25 lbs. .. Pride of Peoria, 50 lbs .. Pride of Peoria, 25 lbs...
Hadley
Ed Cadwallader und granddaughter, Imo I'ritchard, of Darlington, were at Pleastnt Butler's Sunday.
Mrs. Mahlon Butler has been quite sick for two weeks. Mrs. Sarah A Daugherty, of Darlington, has been attending hor for the past week,
Cur noted stockman, W. D. Peebles, is doing a good business this spring in cattle. A'so our chicken fancier, P. S. Quigg, is kept busy filling orders in his line of business.
Just now is the time of year the wido awake, industrious farmer does a great deal of the year's repairing. We notice new fences, buildings and a general reno vation set1me to be taking place. Let the good work go on.
Our church will not engage in any festivities on Easter, but instead will attend tho entertainment to be given at the Garfield church in the evening. An excellent programme has been prepared, we hear, and good music will be one of the features of the evoning. With Prof. Imel as christer, Mrs. Elmer Pickeral as organist, and choir of trained voices, the musical part is destined to be a success. Let everyone attend that can, remembering that EIIBter is a moBt sacred day, and yet 'tie one that calls forth rejoicing and with feeling we join the chorus of the mighty throng in heralding the glad nnthem, "He is risen."
DIES A VERY OLD MAN.
1 We often hear of mon reaching their nineties, but very seldom is the age of oae hundred gained. A careful estimate o) reliable authority indicates that the number reaching ninety would be able I to live one hundred years bad they in middle age used the Los Angeles Baiein
Cured Prune Laxative to give vitality to the digestive organs and keep the bowels open. It is purely vegetable. Sold by Moffett. it Morgan, druggists, and recommended by all as the best family medicine.
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia No Alum.
Used 1 Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
Ladies, attend the Grand Millinery Opening on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week/ Open evenings also.
.$1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
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At all Prices.
Ai NEW patterns in BOUV n'r spoons just receceived. including the (Jrawfordsrille flpoou at C. L. Host's.
I'rtzeH I'or Advertising Ideas (From Boston Dally .luurnal.) A bicycle manufacturer rocnt ly offered 24 prizes for the best sutfsostions for an advertisement. There were 25,0(K) ideas offered in the contest, and the fourth prize in this l-.ir^e Held of contestants was taken iy Mr. ,lohn Stnrpis, connected with the woll known advertising house of I'ottintrill &, Co Boston. Mr. Stur^is is an artist of skill aud efficiency and fertile in ideas and suggestions.
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"Do send down something to help us" "Those little Pleasant Pellets ynu sent bofore were just what we wanted "The.v helped right where we were weakest." "Don't send anything else
Nature, abused and neglected, does her best to overcome exhaustion and ward off threatening disease, but sometimes calls for help and knows just what she's about. Tho system takes kindly to the mild, wholesome influcneo of Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and often their timely assistance corrects evils which would soon load to serious results. With the tirBt signal of riist'C-ss nature will thank you for remembering her request. Therefore if languid, easily tired, bad taste in mouth, bowels irregular or constipated, give nature a lift by taking Dr. Pierce's Pellets. Best Liver Pill made.
ABE JLEYJNSON.
Bed-steads at $2.25 will sell you a woven wire spiing first-class-' two dollars—this price you never bought at—if low prices (for cash] will sell the goods, you will find us right in it.
Do not fail to buy one of the
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1 gallon Choice Syrup., 1 pound Jelly Can 3 lbs Tomatoes. Can 2 lbs Choice Corn-. Can 2 lbs Best Com. Bushel Potatoes Pouad Choice Raisins. bars Star Soap 6 bars American Fnmil 1 pound Goc T'-a 1 pound Diietl Apples. 1 dozen Boxes of Mate 1 pound Soda
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|sell 1 his line cheap. We are oflerinjf some great bargains in
Lounges for a short time only will have one. hundred of our great $2 Chairs to arrive this week, do not fail to buy one of these chairs. They are great burgains and do not fail to see the chair that we will sell you for $1.49: good chairs $3 and $3.25 a set.
700, West 8th street Cincinnati.OJJ'O
A Large Line of EASTER NOVELTiES, At The Fair.
AfEA 1. CASOJjy/i
they are the best on the market. Keep your eye on
our advertisements you will hear from us every f-vv days.
Barnhill,Hornaday&Pickett
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The Warner Elevator
Hydraulic Elevators.
Soo their .duclilue
M'f'g Co.
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