Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 December 1893 — Page 4

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207 EAST MAIN STREET.

Our Line of-

CALL AND BE CONVINCED

-THAT WE HAVE THR

LARGEST STOCK

And Lowest Prices.

S-il.ur Stick Pins below all competition. The finest

ment of Silver Filagree, from Genoa, Italy in

STICK PINS, HAT PINS, BROACHFS, BONBON DISHES, BOXES AND SPOONS, MATCH SAFES AND PAPER CUTTERS.

New line of China just received. Price our Silver Cake Baskets, Baking Dishes, in fact

It is acknowledged by b11 who have seen that we have the largest and finest selection of sonvenir spoons in the city and yon will also say so if yon call and look at them. We have the only souvenir spoon of Orawfordsville. Onr collection of Pearl goods iB larger thr.n erer It will be more satisfactory to you to call and look through onr stock than to read about it, so please come and bring your friends aDd we will take pains to show Ton through. Everything engraved free of charge. Headquarters for repairing of nil kinds in onr hne.

Fancy Slippers

Are coming in and will soon be complete. Call and see line, at our

J. S. KELLY'S,

124, East Slatn St.

Sid Music!

Music!

Pianos, Organs, Guitars, Mandolins, Violins, Banjos.

Sheet Music, Books and all kinds of Musical Merchandise at greatly reduced prices. Call and see our stock and leave your order at

D. H. Baldwin & Co.

Geo. F. Hughes, M'gr.,

1S1 South Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.

Sole Agents for Wathbum Gu Clara and 3Iandollna.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to' Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

PFIO8 OURS— 9 to 12 a, m. 2 to 4 p. si.

Weill

Joel Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Well!

Children, here I am after an absence of almost a year. M.v sled is just loaded down •with presents for you and every Rood little boy and girl's stocking will be tilled chuck full.

Look Out Forrie Christmas.

I am at my old headquarters at the 99c store, and tell your parents, children, that they are closing out their entire stock of toys, books, dolls, games, etc.,

AT ACTUAL COST.

AB they are going out of business at onee,

Ross Bros.,

99-Cent Store.

assort

everything

and plated ware and you wilt be surprised at the low prices Watchas well we will sell you a 15-Jewel Nickel American watch as cheap as you can buy a 7-Jevvel one anywhere else.

in silver

C. L. ROST

Daily Journal.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. ISvtS

Tie Jury Out.

The ar.cnments in the Bipes damHg* 6uit ugMinst the Vaadaiia railroad company were concluded this murniug Immediately after the noon hour Judge Hurney instructed the jury KDJ it re tired to tmike up its verdict. AT TEE JOITH.S'AL'S press time no verdii". hud been received. It is thought that tinplaintiff will gel a judgment although the evidence, was o£ a niobt contisdictorv character.

Wedced.

Mr. Wilder J. Runyan and Miss Lib te Smith, both of Alamo, were quietly married at the M. E. parsonHge, at Yountoville, Wednesday, at 3 p. m., Iec. 20, the Itev. S. B. Grimes otfioatlng. The day was bright and beautiful —we h^pe typical of a bright future for the happy yonug couple. They will reside in Alamo.

Collecting for Oharity.

The secretary of the charity organization desires to notify those living south of Wabash avenue and west of Washington street that a wagon will be around to-morrow afternoon for contributions of all kinds.

COLLEGE NOTES

The Wabash f.pptare to day and is unusually bright and newsy. The students will depart to morrow evening.for their homes in crier to be on haud at stocking hanging time.

OUR prices on 6olid silver spoons, etc., are below everything,so don't fail to see before buying. We have the line and can Bopply you wifch all yon need for Christmas. 21 2 L. W. OTTO.

WHOLE wheat Hour is recommended by doctors and students of health and cultnre.

We still have a large lot of stylish cloaks that we must get rid of. The price cuts no figure. We must sell them. ABE LEVINSON.

IK addition to the celebrated oranges of Harrie Pontious don't forget we have the finest line of other fruits for Christ mas. A. HOUBS, 12 23 Adams Express Fruit Store.

TAKE Uncle Sam's Cough Syrup. It contains no chloroform, is safe and effective for all. Bold by Cotton & Rit the progressive druggists, for 25 cents a bottle. 3 25'94

IF you are looking for the best and cheapest ed in the city go to Darter's Exchange.

SEE the beauties in diamond pendants et L. W. Otto's. 12 21

THE Midway Plaisance is the big show only to be seen at Louie Bischof'e. All free, all invited to see it.

WE have just received the last in the market of those sterling silver hat and stick pins. Come early and get them at the same old price at L. W. Otto's. 21 2

DARTEB'S fine whole wheat flour is a wholesome luxury. Try it.

BARGAINS in drygoods at Myers Charm's oost sale. 12 13 22d w2t

The Leader ... In the Jewelry Line

KICKED 0UT_0F OOOET.

Tilt) Second Dronbsreer Ltbol Suit Meets An IgQowiuoua fate. OM man Dronberger did not show up in the oircnit court this morning when the second of hie libel suits against the erstwhile editors of the Frankfort Crescent, was oalled for trial. The first suit for $f,000 was fur injury to business and the second for injury to character. He WHS given a certificate of bad character bj the jury in the first case so the old chap evuleully concluded that be didn't need to sue for one. His case wis a fake all the way through and :ltarly demonstrated the injustice of the Iudiana libel laws which allow any irre sponsible shyster to ni6h into court and sue for a character when ho hasn't got enongh to sustain a chicken killing pole cat. The only beautiful thing about this business is the regularity with which the plaiutiffe are knocked out.

fKCfc MRS A«l) YlIESB.

—G. W. Stafford is iu Covington. —Mrs. Aaron Hughes is very low today. —Fred Dole, of Paris, III, is in the city. —E. H. Stnley, of Frankfort, is in the city. —Edgar G. Davis is down from Chicago. —Frank Darnsll has returned to Toledo, O. —U. C. Sto?er. ot idoga, is in the I city to day. —Attorney Kent, of Frankfort, is in the city to day. —To morrow will bs d'vorc.A day io the circuit court. —Ollie Fry is in from Pennsylvania for the holidays. —Mrs. Charley KJSS has returned from Wavne'own. —Will Hutchin-is is down foil) Chicago for the holidays —Fr«5 Lollin, of the Huntington

Democrat. is iu the I'i-y. -—Attend the iltwm .r.oe Mid have a good time Christmas night. —TUP finest MID eb»epe&t lino of candies at Z-igler & Keimnco's 2t —Mrs. Co'.bnro, of Xohtesville, is the guest of Henry Al'rey ami Cunily. —Mies McMnlton, of Memphis, Tear., is the gaest of Miss Naoaie Hume. —F. M. Bacon and W. J. Wood, of Terre Haute, were in th city to day. -Mrs. W. T. Whittington and Mrs. C. A. Canine are visiting their sister iu Cayuga. —The only pure heme made mixed candies in the city at Zeigler & Reimann's. 21-2t —Joe Cory now presides at the fourth chair of Frank McCalip's Y. M. C. A. barber shop. —John H. Birch has been appointed pump repairer of the Peoria division of the Big Four. —Zeigler & Keim'inn fire the only dealers in the city that manufacture their own candies. 21 2t —The masonry of lbs "Ji'sn" bridge costs $5,303, the superstructure S-5,000 and the approaches §350. —Mrs. W. .T. Ciark has returned from

Lafayette, where she hue been attending her sister, who has bt-en ill. —John W. Cohee and Ida TJ. Hylton, of Whitesville, trere married Wednesday at noon by Dr. A. Tu k*r. —Don't forget the eflke and bread sale Saturday, Dec. 28, at Mahorney & Son's hardware store, weal door.

Regular K. P. meeting this ovening at 7 o'clock sharp A full attendance iB desired, nominations for .flicers By order of C. C. —Last night Wm. MjrTeeley was elected second lieutenant of Co. I. Charlev Williams was also a candidate

—The dam was crowded witb skaters last night. The ice is four inches thick and the moon provided aa abundance of very very romantio light. —The suit of Mrs. Elizabeth Hipes against the Yandalia company for the death of her daughter, Ijor»ua Hip«s, will begin to morrow. --Birdie Corey has issnc-d an attachment 8gainst her hnsband, Joe Corey, and wants him brought before the circuit court for contempt. —The funeral services of Clark Wray and Mi Mollie Wray, who died last week at Crawfordsvillo of the grip, took place there this morning. Herman Wrav. of this city, brother of the de ceased oues, was in attendance.—I.''fay etle Courier. —Miss Helen Smith, ot Crawfordsville, gave a matinee party yesterday afternoon in honor of the Misses Nash, of Omaha. The other guests were Mrs.

Henry Wallace, Mrs Joseph Sbarpe, Jr., Miss Mary B. Butler, Miss Knip penberv ana Mr. L. F. Crofoot, of Omaha.— Indianapolis Journal.

THOUSANDS of useful holiday presents at lower prices than any other house in tho city, Bt Levin son's.

Mrs. Crease

is selling millinery at cost.

DON'T fail to call on L. W. Otto for anything you want in silver spoons. Our pricee on these are way down. 12-21

YOU WANT TO BUY

Christmas Presents

And of course want your money to go ns far aa possible, so come and make your selection from our

Big Stock of Beautiful and Useful Articles

'.'-•v —IN—

Gold and Silver

Watches, Chains, Lockets, Pendants, Opera Glasses, Gold Spectacles,, Gold Pens, and Gold Picks,

We are making special low prices on every articlo'in our immense line* in silver spoonB and fancy articles. We will save yon money on every purchase. On Watches, Diamonds and Fine Jewelry our prices are equally os low. Remember everything we sell is guaranteed, and engraved free. See our new Natural Wood Canes aad Umbrellas to match. P. 8.—Call and see for yourself.

L. W. OTTO.

Ill S. WASHINGTON ST.

PAQUET BLUSHED

WHEN 00NFK0HTED BY A SWIN

DLED MICHIGAN BAWKEK,

Who Had Been Worked Out by Hiiuqust Proves a Rare Uatoh.

•fa-

Louis Paquet, the man who attempted to swindle the banks of this oity in the last few days, is not the harmlees jay he was at first thought to be. He is a noted crook for whom the officers of several States have been seeking for months, and who has worked out the banks in numerous towns. His identification was made complete this afternoon by Mr. V. T. Barker, the cashier ot the Home Savings Bank of Kalamazoo, Mioh., which Has one of the viotims of Mr. Paqnet. Mr. Barker arrived this afternoon and went at once to the jail in company with Sheriff Davis. He walked up to the cell of the young German who ut the sight ot him gave a sudden start, blushed a fiery red and without a word on Mr. Barker's .rt stammered: "I don't know you! I don't know yon!" "No one said you did, Mr. B. Byer, but why didn't you

stay to the circus that day?" respondeu)Mr.Barker and turniug to the Sheriff he added, "This is the very man who got into us last Juno for several hundred dollars. Paquet fairly collapsed, but in an embarassed manner continued to protest that he didn't know Mr. Barker. Mr. Batker stated to THE JOURNAL later in Eleton'sbank that I'aquet came to Kalamazoo in June and worked exactly the same scheme there that he attempted here. He got into three banks for about §300 apiece and got away without even a tail feather pulled. He worked tha Kalamazoo National, tho Home Savings and the Kalamazoo Savings. He gave different names aj. each bank and was known by Mr. Barker as B. Byer, a builder and contractor. Mr. Baker was nearly tickled to death to see his old friend and will insist on a visit from him.Asure casa is against him there eo it is likely that he will be given up on requisition papers. This will save this county the expense of a trial.

Paquet has operated successfully ail over Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois. He is wanted at many places and the current issue of the American Banker contains a great write up and description of him.

Sheriff Davis has received a printed circular from a detective in Dan ville, Illinois. who desires to learn the wLereabouVs of a man who worked jnst such a scheme as PI.quet tried to work on the banks bore. The letter contains a description ot the roan which corresponds exactly to tk'it ot Paquet. The Illinois detective will probably come over to take a look at our involuntary guest.

Numerous rewards have been offered for his capture.

ivA'.Si t.v/o*.

School has closed for the holidays and will open again Jan. 2. Mrs. Xoah Flanignq and Mr?. David Hole are on the pick list.

The meeting at Young's closed closed last Friday with six converts. W. C. Stewart hus been in this vicin ity in the interest of THE JOURNAL

If you want the news subscribe for THE JOURNAL, as it is without question the best paper published in C.awfordsville.

Lewis Michaels cribbed 1120 bushels ot corn for D. Jackson in twelve days. If there is a man in the county who beat that record let us hear from him.

The walls ot the Willis school house rang with eloquence again last Tuesday evening. The literary society at that place is quite a success. Next meeting iB Friday evening, Jan. 6, subject, -Resolved, that the signs of the times indicate the downfall of the government."

LADOGA.

Wm. Barnard and family were here Wednesday. Mr. Longnecker, of Roaclidale, was here Tuesday.

Mrs. Eli Cochran and son, of Iluccoon, were here Wednesday. Dr. Hunt hat moved his oflico back into town in the Centennial building.

Mrs. Matlio Pritchardland Miss Thane Martin visited their sisters near Lebanon over Sunday.

We have a tall, slim man in Scott township whose name is Wm. Johnson, and we down here think he would make a good treasurer for old Montgoni"ry.

ALL are invited to see one of the greatest displays of fancy goods ever shown in the city at the Midway Plaisance at Louis Bischof'e.

A Mothers Duly. Watch your daughter's physical development

Nature has provided a time for purification, and if the channels are obstructed, the entire system is poisoned, and misery comes. "Irregularities from any cause,- at any age, are sure indications of organic trouble.

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Next to

With irreg

ularities come disturbances of a and kidneys, via aches, shooting pains, extreme

lassitude, and irritability. Remove the trouble at once,

a whole life will be sacrificed. Lydia R. Pinkham. Vegetable Compound will accomplish the work speedily.

It is the most effective remedy for irregular or suspended action known to the world." Mrs. Chas. I lines, Box 212, Duncannon, Pa.

All druggists sell it. Address In confidence, LYDIA

E. I'JNKIIAM MKD. CO LYNN, MAUS.

Mrs. yiukha.111'sLivor Pillx, £6 cento.

I McCLURE &

The Test of Time

Is the proper test of

PLUMBING

Investigate before you have your plumliug done ami you w.H bcaure tocoine to a ..,

WILLIAMS BROS.

'THE JOURS*!.

liiulaiug.—

$$$$$£$$$$$$$$$$

EARNED BY OUR SYNDICATE !N &

§8S/t? SEVEN MONTHS. LiUlo capital may be multiplied by our eiwculatiug systern. Wo ar?, expert jurtgos of the market with full

and successful operator^ .Book BOOK wnn tuii A information andtcs'hnonialsofourmany 5?

customers mailed free. W. A. f-'RAZlER a

CO.. 1141 Monadnock Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL.

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Holiday Excursion.

OQ acpount, of Chris'-maa AIID New Years holidays thj Mooon rente will sell tickets Dec. 23, 21, 25, 30 cud 31, 1893, find JBD. 1. 1891, goo'3 retnraiog nntil Jan. 2, 1891, at one and one-t.bird fare for the round trip to all points on its lieu and to nil ou the Viindalia, Big Four Eonte, I. D. & W., L. E. & St. C. H. & IX, O. & H., and Wabash Railways. Farther information at depot, L. A. CLARK, Agt.

TEN dollar shawls for five at Myers & Charm's lees than cost sale. d22 w2t

BISCHOF will keep his store open every evening till after the holidays to give the ladies an opportunity to buy their holiday presents.

SMOKE Rockaway Beach Oigar at W. B. Hardee's. 6 20

WE are not buBted but are selling underwear at the lowest prices ju6t the same. KAMSAT & QOLTM.

MYERS & OIIARNI are eel Imp out at cost. 12-13-22d w2t SEE the baby dream, night before maa, in Bischof's show window.

The Divine.

Soul Immortal thlnp divine. Truth eternal gift of mine. Whore In time can wo go. Tell me spirit, If you know? If Iu course of many yoars, May we bldo on other spheres? Or on seas eternal tossed. Is tliero chance to be lost? As the rose must we fade. Then lu chaoe to be ltiid? Owning nothing but our sin, O.ye fates that's too thlu, \N liil .'SmaJTePlll's are for all TSIlliouenosr Aud O.A.li, OU Crawford6vllle, lnd. d-12-23

When Baby was sick, we gare her Custom, When shi was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When the bad Children, she «&re tbara OastorUk

Wanted.

500 gentlemen to reraembor their wives und buy tbem an elegant clonk or fur enpe for an X- DJUS present, ut

Louis BISCJIOP'S.

•, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria*

The Genuine and the Sham. Every good thing has its host of imitators every genuine article its counterfeits The imitators always choose the most valuable and popular article to counterfeit, so that when they claim their sham to bo equal, or as good, or the same as "So and bo's," tho public may depend upon it that "So and-So's'*article is tho best of the kind. Tho sham proves the genuine merit of the thing it copies and never has this been better illustrated than by the imitations of Alicock's Porous Plasters.

Allcocl-'s Porous Piaster is the standard of excellence tbo world over, and its imitators in their cry that theirs is as good as Alicock's" aro only emphasizing ihisfuct and admitting "Alicock's" to be the acme of perfection, which it is their highest ambition to imitate. The difference between the genuine and these imitations, which copy only general appearance, is as wide as that between copper and gold.

Tho only safe way for purchasers is to always insist upon having Allcock's.Porous Plasters. They are the only perfect plasters ever produced.

Children Cry fot

Pitcher's Oaetorla?

Hello! You Christmas Buyers!

The Trade Palace is Reliable Headquarters for Christmas Buyers in the ^35

Dry Goods Line.

Come in everybody and get yo.ur

Father, Mother, Husband, Wife, Brother, Sister, Child or Sweetheart 2

g— Some remembrance from our mammoth stock of

Cloaks, Millinery, Dress Patterns, Gcnis' Suiting?,' ^25

Furs, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Tabic Linens,

g1 Table Covers, Portiers, Rugs, Art Squares, ^3

And thousands of useful and suitable tilings for Christmns Presents at almost your own price. You will surprise yourself to see how far your $r .00 will go in our stock at our low prices for useful

Christmas Goods. Come and look at the

g=. TRADE PALACE 3|

S"" North Washington Street.

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Marked Down

-IN-

Piairi Figures

Every piece of .furrit--:: ture in our store %ve have marked in plain figures at pi ices never beard of before. We propose to give customers the benefit of the cut sale before Christmas. If you think this is not true come and look for yourselves ami,you be the judge. Now is the time to buy your Furniture, This is a.. Cash sale and do not forpet that, we artr selling UKOC'EUIES eheapor than any hou^e in town.

!2r lbs New Orleans Sutrar 81.00 24 lbs WIloiv Su«ar 1,00 251 lbs White Extra

C. SuMtir l,00f:f 20 lbs granulated Sug- r. ....1.00 1 Bu Potatoes......

BarnhiH, Hornaday & Pickett.

At P. O. 5. of A. Hall

Christmas Night,

GRAHAM,

Now Is' Chano

Z. S. Wheeler will for Ten Days Sell

$40 Sewing Machines at $50

$S5 .«

These Machinffi are of Standard makes and guaranteed tho bast that. o:*.r. btmade. None superior in the market. Tliov received the hiicUQ-it award-. given to Sewing Machines at the Columbian Exposition. Come and see. them at

SIS EAST STKIDIHT*

ATTEND THE

DANCE

8 to i.

Admission 50 Ceuts.

Under the direction ot Miiaic Hnll Orchestra.

MUSIC HALL.

Wednesday, Dec

at.

The Sweet Singer-

CHAS. A.

In hia new Comedy Dr.vma,

The Prize Winner,

By .TUB. R. Garey and Dr. E. A. Wood.

New Songs! Now Scenery! New Costumes I 5—Genuine Tyrolean Singers— at every performance.

35, 50 and 75 cents.

Reserved Scats on Sale nt Hrown'i Drug Store

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$20.00

25.00 27.50

Tho People's Ex3hang-9

AdvortlscJtai'nts ruoeived uruloMhis hotul at' cue cent a Hue a tl.iy. Nothing Joas tinia 10-. cents.

Count-u line for raoh s'.wen words or rrurv. tlon thereof, taking eaoh group of 11^urea

I'-'.OO

WANTED

FOltl

initials as ouo word. As M* amounts sire so small wu «\\poet cash In adranco for these advertisements

WANIKI\

IS WANT YOU TO WO UK US. tlius'% VV making

io SJtfi.OO I'ISM WKKK.

l'art/es prel'end who can furnMi a horse und travel through theeouutry: a tcuui, though, is not necessary. A few vacancies In town? and cities. Spare hours may be used 10 go"d ad vantage. B. F. JOHNSON & CO. 11th and Main Sis., Ulchmcnd, a. 11-2*2 12-20

All Hie wawlilng-1 chii do. ltoom. rU-rlJIoi.-k. 1.VJ0

4 Jlar

FOR SAlvK.

SAI.K Oil HF.NT—A house ol' Ave rooms with

011

Grant tm.'iiue. Apply to A^.

S I ok 1 1 0 3 is W a S 1 1 7

fJ»OR 8ALB Christinas trees. AU kte»« anrti-prlCL-s, at Kruus & Crlsi's. 21--^ Oil SALE—One largo residence and oneF^' ottiige" I'otli liislraliie properties In Crawfordsville. Inquire ut luw ollice ot' .1 .1 Mt.lH. Ij'Oll SALB--A new six room cottujje oil

MilUmtn MI reel on monthly piy neitl. plan wlllimit. iiiMrest. W. L. Miller or C. A. Millor. 1-MK1I' rouKNr.

FO*t

KENT—I IIMVC

UKOOIL sloro room Tor

rent. Be quIcK. Address

O.D. TIIOIIIUH,,

Linden, Ind. VTOH ltK^T—A house of llvo rooms, cloi-to. jP hu^lnoss. Call on W. D. nrillhli, at east Main Htreet. I?OH KENT—A nine room house with all". inodurn iniprovt'mcnts. oil oast Jt'llLM'son street. Call at 13 west Main strejL l-'-iitt j^OH

?EXCjnANG15—Another

R0 iicro fiirm

und a 100 iu:ru farm, uearCrtiwlordsville. tocxcliange foriity property. •). .J. 1)

A BT r« K,

'12-llkiif JSSNonh WHslilnKtonSt.

i-OaT.

IOST—lloinan

goll

screwearrlnjr with small'

diamond lu center. Mease return to Levlnson's store for reward.

D. W. ROUNTREE,

FIRE INSURANCE.

lie-presents Old Reliable Insurance Companics. Oltlce with Indiana and Ohio Lire Stock Insurance Companies. ratronago solicited.