Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 December 1893 — Page 3

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THE

SUCCESS

OF 0U3 GREAi

Forced

Warrants us In continue it for"'a

!, few days longer, therefore tri-

til further notice weshaU main

tain the same prices in all de

partments that.trade our store

the

Mecca for Clothing Buyers

For the pnst six week?

below a few of our

$10 Overcoats

$2,50 Child's

5 to 14 1.25 $•3.00 R^for, S'zcs 341011,1.95

Lee S.Warner

DAILY

Tlse One-I^rice

v'lothier, 'J'ailrn, Matter and .- Furnisher.

Succcssor to Joiy Joel.

3KNAL

V/A.

VVKDNIWV-AY. JiECEMBE'l 20. 1898.

CltflKimaa in Com !nt.

And to ranboinofry th« Vntiijaiift will

ell

ticket.-: at. one and one third fare for (•lie rou-'d trip. Good going December -23, 21, 25 umlal.io ]). e. SO aijd 31, 18!»3, •iirjd iiappy New Ye-ir, Jan.-l, All good tn re*urn iuclud«:g' 'Jan. 2. 180-1. Ijowest round trip rn'e for., fa'li fnrr-p, '25 c'.'.cts. IJOWOUI half fare rate, 15 o»nt8. J. O. HCTCHISSO.V,- Ag!.

I'us'onH'rx. Ti}*c Xol(e.

Tiie liig ttoro will open nil week until 9 p. m. For your oivn comfort we ndviee tLuit from now on utuil ClniBt mi)8 that von do your shopping in the morning or evening.'.'.'.''Most of ynn will ignore this fmggeytibt:, but thoso r,ho follow it wilt receive bf-tter attention than thoee who do not. Wo are perfectly equipped for enormous butiuofp, but there is limit to everything. If von ioBist, come in the nftyrnoon.

IXnvt kick if you have to wait awhile. We never showed euch a complete line of hol'day goods one week before Christ: mas as we do now. Every department, is intact, with everything tbe heart, can wish for nud never, never, never did we quote such low prices. Ail welcome-to eee the r-pecial display in the Midway l'laisimee. ltespect tally,

Lotus BISOIIOF.

BISUIIOF will have his store open every evening till after the holidays.

MIM,INT:UY at cost. Mrs. Ciesse.

WE have reduced the price ot everything in our millinery department as we du not. wi'.nt to carry over iinv stock at nil. It will pay you to call uud see what wo can do for you in lint, line. ••ABE LEVJXSC'N.

S.MOKF, Rockftway B. Hardee's.

Bench Cir ar nt W. 20.

LAOTES, get your brother, father or eweetheurt, a nice Chrietmas present nt, Ramsay & Goltra'a. 12 23

INCOIII'AUAUM! Rockaway Beach Ciuar nt Hardee's. i" fi 20

UNEXOEIiLlSO at Hardee's.

Rockaway Beach Cigar G-20

Si.E tho Egyptian salesman and lsdy 'it tho Midway Plaii-aiice at Louis Bisciiof's.

No fako business at MVers i- Charni's. They advertise to sell at cost id they do it, and people leave their store smiling and happy with their bargains, 12 13 22d w2t

ffsed.il

Purely

cKx/i

TOWNSIIll' Coal Crock.,. -.,3...... W115 rw..'., .V/i Hiplcy.. Ui.DWil. St on Chirk. Walnut Franklin Suj-'arCrook. ,, M.U,snn....... Union,.... -....

To re-

fresh your memory

T.!b

quote

tempters:

$14 Men's Suits, For $9.95

6.99 3 98 6.B5 4.95 3.95

SU:'F,

Ages

OKLt.OATKS, t'l.ACT., CVnter school house W a to .. f: 1.. .1... iun.o aucI ... I tn.orschool Louse 2 ..... 'i.. ft:«r.vO ntt?r school house ..'5. irliu :lon .^'ri '.l-i'Utor "^OhOCl llOUHO 2.. .. ...UimU-U .10 ..... .Suiu U'ourl room

C. N. WILLIAMS,

Clnilrmun Central -Committee.

Ntw Kind of Counterfeiting. Tliid uiormug Gri.nt A^nf-w, of Craw fjrdKvillk', Dt'[iii'j' Uniied S':iK'S M«rill!, enmo to Jliiioiningiou niuf urrcstecl Ditvid White nr.d "Gaiuoa" White, two young colored IIIPD, well known about town, itnu tlioy wcrt) tiiknii to Indian-, njiolia to uuruil tri«l before theU.S.conrt. 'i'lmy wt ro urrcsltd upon the cliaige of OGiuiti'rfeiiiog. It, wiil bo recnlleii tb»t f-\v wiokH it£o or.o of be "drop nickel in tbe KIOI" oigur miichinea wns found fiupLy of oigurs HDJ tLie money driiwi-r fiilt-d with pi- !_'s of loud im.tHling fiso oetit piewH. The two youug men lire nl-'pg'-'si to by guilty of milking this irnit.ii t.ioo monov and wpro indicted by the U. S grncd jury.— Blonmivrjton Tclcjihonc.

Tlie Lougvitw Jiutortamuient. r.: TIIR enttttiuuriieiit nt tb« Longview T'plmol linutje on lust oveniog WHB most, fnjoyiiblo iilTnir. Besides tbe esi'rois^s tiv th pupils Tilifrpfs Nell and BI-PH Xif'liolson wer( nr.'tout »nl (»\ored tbe i»udii'Coi. M.rh Noll Nicholson furnished B'inie excellent voctd music nnd Mies Nioli«lpnn g'lvo a reoilHtion. ^ii ite a largo audience vus in .attendunco.

,/H Attractions for the New Year, Muniiger 'IViwtisley bn-3 bonked somr. vory good t-linw» at Mufio Hull for the lirnf, p-.rt of Ji.nuni v. On N-w Year's efeniog I here wili be Jule Keen, a Gernoin coan diari on Jan. 2, tl.f MoGibeny f.-'.inily on Jan. C, B'uo Ji-tiLa, and on •Jail 11, li.io (.lounl.y l'-iir.

?:jS:ponfcd„

The i-r,terl(iiiifij"i:it wi 'ch has been nnnonnci-d for FriOav night next at the home of Kid. W. J. Howe been pom•poni on acconni, of the entertainment given that night, by Mrs. Iuglie.

JB ARRT AGF LTS sses

Ezra H. Applegate and LidaM Sinitli. Wildey J. Kunynn and Tilbie Smith.

NIXKWFAH for Clirietmnfi at rockboltom prit'ee." UAMSAY & GOLTIU'S. 12 23

If l'ou linr.w ll/iot I'oti IItint,and If You Don't know What l"oii HVnit For Christmas present?, come to us because we nre headquarters, because we ehow you more different things than anyone else, and principally because we sell you everything for less money than anyone else, Store open evenings until Christmas. Don't, fail to visit the Midway Plaisance.' AH welcome.

vegetable, pleasant and agreeable to take, neccptabic to the stomach, safe and effective for old and young. Acts quickly and gentiy on the stomach, kidneys, hvor and bowels. Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, sick or ncrvou3 Meadachcs, by removing bile and cleansing the system. Dispels Colds and Fevers. Purifies the blood. The best Family tyledicinc. Price, 50c. Sold by druggists. Take no substitutes.

LAXATIVE

THE PRUNE LAXATIVE CO., LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.

I'OXS. 6AT.S BV CO'llOn & KIFJ3

Republican Township' Mr.ss Meetings. Tin: IHMHS of MontfK-.nu.Ty (vu-ty, ami \vho "\v.it scot »ntl voU v.nb thoin at Uio'ap-. prouciiinu uKCiluu, wiil HH:U, in tuwusmp (UoHVMtlion iu Iheit" sjhjciIvh to\VUf-Tih»s ii. Uo pl.M'us ii I- \v i'juin.M, on .Saturday, Januury 0, 1 st» 1, ai. '1 wYloek P. in,. lot- the iirjiosc ol sotootln^a preoi!»:t imui iruin chcII ueiin I'lu the dilTer^nt townships, unrt to .s'i-lrct the sat no inn.-,chairman uf ouch Itiwii-liip, AlrO ul iho S4.UH'tiu'i titid plnt'O, .sucl township muss uuitvunlion will fieleot. tlul-tjwjUira-niiti ulhThui'1-*to lh«* UiM1 lot. nonventiuu, W !»•.• held in the f.tv TerreT'l:tiion January 18, I f»0-i, fur the purpose Oi frultutintf mils, n(.a chiii imm •The tfoU'initvs suit] uUermiU'S allottcJ to sutri convent urn, 11 Ju as luUuws:

LOT/IS Bisonor.

Another air.

Thursday and Friday at Mrs. Inglis', fancy articles, novelties and homo made candies. Musical programme in tbe evening. A Santa Clans that will please the children. Adiriis&ion 10 cents,children 5 cents. 12 18 21

ATTEND I ho Jloosa niHht.

dance Cliristuias

/ii Isliium Trrf.

The Whith ck avenue school, Joeated jnct north of tho water works, will give grand Christmas trco entertainment ou Friday evening, Dec. 22, for tho benefit of the school library. Admission, 10 cents. Bring your presents to hang on the tree, and corns early as the advauee sale of .tickets indicate a very large attendance.

THE Montgomery Savings Apsocintion will open a new series tbe first Saturday in January, 189-1. Shares $100 each. Weekly payments 20 cents. 12 -11f W. W. MORGAN, Secy.

HAVE you been tosee the great, display at the Midway Phtii-iince? If not, go at once, all welcome at Louis Bicchof's,

OlU'i'it breud and cukes for Christmas of Mrs. A. H. Gerard, C60 east Jefferson street. 12-23

As entire now line of Oliver hair ornaments, hat pins and novelties at L. W. Otto'e greatly reduced prices. 12 21

THE Whiilock avenue school, just north of the water wotks, has erected a grand stage for t.h«ir Friday night entertainment this week. See notice else where.

THE Golden Link Flour, the prize orticle of the age. It makes the best bread that the world has ever seen. Try a sack. Your money will be iefunded if the above is not true.

Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair

The only Pure Cream of Tartar J'owder.—No Ammonia No Alua.'"

Millions ~f 40 Y.earr, tbe Siaad»«&

nioiri in-Hr A si' ivuCRi

-Dong's Lelaud Cigar.: •1'. O. liudv litis returned to Paris,

III. —T. Mills Wan day. -Witiien A-h!ey is out i.flor a. cuvcie v" .'.y,.'' 4^§|:--v." ''—ISffS'W. E. Nicholson is'visiting in ludiHiiapolis. —'Squire Wright kfft for Shelbyville this morning.

in ludiamipolie lo-

—Mrs. Prof. King is viiiting in YoiingBto-.n. Ohio. —Mrs. Lyda llnynolds went, to ludianiq:o!i=! this morning.

Attorney Dariiitll, of JiViiieilown, \Piis in the citj to-day.

-Frod Armstrong, ot 'T«rie Haute, was in the city to-day.

:—C'uarlefi

Gardner will be at Musiu

Hall a week from to- run lit. —Will Untcbingn will be home from Hush medical college tomorrow. —Everything good for a Christmas dinner at the o»lt« and bretid nalo Saturduy. It —F. F. Moore, of Ch!itttanooga, I'ljtjn was in the city to day on legal business. —Miss Lottie McVeigh has returned to Indianapolis utter a visit with Mrs. Will Muneun. —W. A. Todd end wife and Frat Darnall, of Toled., O., are the gneete of Charles Darn a! I. —The relief committee reports that there is a sad lack of children's clothing for the charitable work. —Mrs. Louis Paquet and children r-turned to Chicago last night leaving the husband futh, iu jail. —Mrs. Harvey Tinsley is improving. The report that her foot had been am putated is entirely erroneous^ —^Called meeting of Athens Chapter,

No. 97, O. E. S Thursday, Deo 21, at 7 p. m. for installatiou and other business. —51 ii-ses Mary and Agnes Smith very charmingly entertained a number of their friends at a thimble party this afternoon. —Miss lleien Smith will give matinee party this afternoon in honor of the Misses Nasli, of Omaha.—liMlanapoli.s Journal. XAA-

—Miss Lenrra BarubiSl is home from Butler University for the holidays. She was excused a we-k before the term closed having niude exempt,ion grades —Tht re will be no session of the County schools on New Year's day but the teachers will receive pay for that day ist the s-iuie. So say the township trustees. —John Manson left for Terre Haute to day where he will at-sume under Kevenue Collector .Tump the position of guager at the bonded warehoiiee of tbe Terre Haute distillery. —Jack Tyres has not yet furnished bail and it really begins to look as if he wouldn't be able to. To be jailed fu. tbe alleged theft of a dollar is rather rough on a young gentle of Jack's so ciai proclivities and aspirations. —Walter F. Hulett returned from Washington last evening and states that his business there was not office seeking.

He is not looking for a federal appointment and does not want one. He reports that Mrs. Brookshire is improving iu health at Ashville. N. C.

—On Saturday evening the Whitesville schools will give a grand entertainment at the .Universalist church. The teachers, Robert Wicks, Miss Nannie McMahon and Blanch Eelsey, have conducted model school and the entertainment will bo liberally patronized.

$100 Rewa rd, lOO

The readers of this paper wilt be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in '. I its stages and tiiat, is catarrh. Hall's Cau. i-li Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the biooil and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patieut strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors'have so much faith in us curative powers, that, they offer one hundred dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials.

Address "F. J. CHUNKY & Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c.

SEE tho Liberty bell in Bischof's show window.

Out In it I'znrd.

Mr. J. P. Blaize, an extensive real estate dealer iu Dea Moinea, Iowa, narrowly escaped ono of the severes attacks o" pneumonia while in tha northern part of that Stato during recent blizzard, says the Saturday lievieu-. Mr. Blaizs had occasion to drive several miles during the storm nnd was so thoroughly chilled that he was uualile to get warm, and inuide of nn hour after his return he vns threatened with a severe case of pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Blaize sent to the nearest drug store and got a bottle ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, of which he had so often heard, and took a number of large doses.

Ho snys the effect, was wonderful and in a short time he was breathing quite easily. He kept on taking the medicine and the next day was able to come to Des Moines. Mr. Blaize regards his cme as simply wonderful. For sale by Nye .fc Booe, 111 north Washington St., opposite conrt honae.

WHEN an old reliable firm like Myers A-. Charni edvertise to sell at cost you can depend they do what they agree. 12- 13-22d w2t

Health and Happiness,

Honey of Figs Is the queen of all catharticssyrups or pllle. One anticipates Its tuktng with pleasure No other retnedy'sclls so well or gh es Mich satisfaction. It acts gently on Inn jlivt' bowels or liver. rcliev tho" kidneys, cures const.ipat.lon. colds fevers, nervous aches, oil., ami restores the beauty of health. I .miles and children prefer It. Doctors and drngglBtji recommend It. Tun Kir, HONKY Co., of Chicago, irmko it. Try a bottle. Only one cut a done. Nve & ltooe, agents- d-w 0-7

PLEASANT SOCIAL AI'FAIU' ir,'

i»f

fritttids. Too atluir v,:.s

iu liouor ot Doctor anU Mrs. Charles

TflS 0ANNING FACTORY,"

Some SuggeBtians Tbat Seem Practicable and Worth Oonsictering. To the IiOitor tlie Jouriml.

The eslablislim* nt of canning fac t.ory here shouid meet with favor among tho peoiih- of both town and country for both would b,e benefited—the onn bringing in the raw material from the lield, and the other in furnishing the labor iu the factory. As 1 understand it the proposition ot the Hartford City lirtn is to build tho factory ut a giveL sum and take a certain part of the siock. Th might be a good move, but before it is accepted —if the project is worked up to that point—it would be well to cquire whether the factory could not tie limit and equipped for a good doal less than the sum asked by the com puny. The farmer was worked for all there was in it for come years by a company that went over the country budding creameries for flxed sums, and wo should be caroful if we should conclude to build a canning factory, that tbat expejience will not be repeated.

If the factory should be built I would be willing to devote ten acres to sugar corn, tomatoes aud beans and subscribe S10 an acre, to be paid out of the produce sent to the factory.

It, will probably require the produce of 1 ,f 00 ucres of land to supply the factory with its raw material and if each acre contributed $10 towards the building of' the factory, a very considerable part of tho cost of building and equipping the factory could be raised in that way.

Another method bv which a part of the cost ot the plant could be raided would be to receive timber from the farmers on subscription. I would bo willing to contribute something iu that way and.no doubt if an organized effort was made enoiu lumber might be ob tained in that way to put up the build ing.

To devoto J,500 acres lo intensive farming would require the woik ot at least one hundred more persons than would be required to cultivate them in the ordinary way.

It, seems to me i.he views given above are practicable, but however that may be give them and others may put, any value on them they see tit.

S. B. HOKI'OHN.

At Cost

Mr". G. 31. liAIOO.^

so to:

Hd.Mrs, G-.:S.- 1'urron^iis at Largs''-'f ttuj of i'n&udfi. Dr. and Alee, G. Stockton Burroughs wore at homo ia«t evt-n.ng at their hiiim: ou t-outh Washington street to quite a large party

I 'lttie "lid J'rofemor J. M. Cliapman, woo ttith Alias llivifstuder a fitted Due tor and Mrs. Boriougim iu recwiving: The rooms of enterliiinojant were very Mislofully adorned with potted plants and vines. The chandeliers aud mantels were artistically decorated with llowars and hollv and very pretty eil'oct given. Over one hundred $u»ut8 worn received and enter'ained in a must hnspitabli: and delightful manner during the evening. In the dining rooms a delicious collation was served, the favors to lbguests being sprigs ot holly. The parly was a decidedly pleasant ono in all its appointments aud is to be reckoned among the lioest affairs of the social season.

WUTllLi

VVr it

Once

What

nov/

Ctt wiLUi cl fias done lor

Lkwis Mr*, -j w. •il'Jm'S.V KATCV.

Vandcr-

Larksvil*??

t.-ilt,

Fa. Miv:)l.

In Speedily Caring Torturing, Disfiguring, !'Iumi!iating Mit mors

After a Else Failed.

Mr«. O. Mr?.. .lAMllti' IiO.S.v'

HAUYi

,K: ,1.1.V» Rockwell

HAUYi

V*"11

1 ft.in,

1 ft.in, Clly, Kan. b""*.-:y.:.

Cuticura Has "Worked Wonders in Our Cases And Has Proved Itself

Entitled to All Praise

C. II. OODS1 Baby, Whim '.loud,

(.jliAJ-IU, Mount

Uorub,

Holiday Excursion.

On account of Christmas and New Years ilidays tho Monon route will sell tickets Deo. 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31, 1893, and Jan. 1, 1891, good returning nntil Jan. 2, 1891, at one and one third fare for the round trip to all points on its line and to all points on the Vandalia. Big Four Route, I. D. & W., E. & St. C. H. & D., O. & M„ and Wabash Railways. Further information at depot. L. A. CLARK, Agt.

BISCIIOF'S store is open every evening till after the holidays.

A Cure for Croup.

When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. K. Dalton, of Lurav, Kuseell county, Kansas, called at the laboratory of Chamberlain .t Co., Des Moines, to show them his six year old boy, whose life had been saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it having cured him of a severe attsck of croup. Mr. Dalton is certain thut it saved his boy's life and is enthusiastic in his praise of the remedy. For sale by Nye Booe, 111 north AVashingtoc street, opposite court house.

MAKE a special trip down town this evening and see Bischof'e show windows. It will pay you.

A"«if J'otlcry horkn. bo.itr than a ll,.unel bandage dampened Mr. E. E. Spencer, who was engaged with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It will at tbe World's Fair this Summer and is nearly always effect a cure in one night's engaged for the Winter fair at SanFran- I time. This remedy is also a favorite for cisco as an art potter, will make pottery rheumatism aud has cured many vi to order at Sirs. Inglis' home on Thurs- severe cases. 50 cent botth for sale by duv arid Friday. Very instructive.

Come

and see, only iO cents. opposite court houeu.

Children Cry for

Pitcher'8 Castorta*

Sortt Throat.

For a sore throat there is nothing

Nye A Booe, 111 north Washington ft.,

Commencing Thursday, Dec.

Silks, Velvets, Satins, Novelties in Dress Goods. Woolen arid Cotton Goods Carpets, Oilcloths. Notions, Underwear,

Dress Pattern, Silk Dressy Table Sets, Stand Covers, Poitiers,

Umbieilas.

Muffs,

S3!

&&•*'

rlj

FOR THIRTY DHYS

and

Less

For Cash Every Article Our Store at Less Than!Cost. ost and

Everything in Our Store Will Have To Move At a Price FOR CASH

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR USEFUL

Christmas Presents

You want to call on us for we li'ivo thom in endless vawetv.

such HS Beantiru!—

Blankets, Cloaks, Ilals, Calico Dresses, Shawls, Fur Rugs. Ice Wool Shawls.

And a great many other goode that, would make u=efnl holidav presents for your wife, mother or tister.

ABE LEVJNSON.

This Rocker, only

Child's Fur Sets, Lace Curtains. Purses, Kid Gloves Pocketbooks, I lane kerchiefs. Kid Mittens, Elegant Fans.

What Is More Handsome

Than a nice Rocking

Chair for a

•WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.

GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OP

SAPOLIO

Than Cost.

14,

Millinery Goods, Flannel Blankets, Yarns, Shawls, Cloakings, Fall Linens, Corsets, Handkerchiefs

ERS &. CHARNI.

Christmas Present?

We have so many

different patterns to se

lect from. Make your

selection and have it

laid away. First come,

first choice.

jZack Mahorney & Sons.

We Will Sell