Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 March 1894 — Page 4
I
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A large and staple lino of goods from a large Now Vprk house who are going to retire from business. Have bought them at my own prices and will offer them to my customers at prices I cau not duplicate thorn for. I will guaran
tee
everything sold from this lot lobe as tepresenU'd. You cun buy—
A tl.lo New Style Corsage I'in 1 Aft For
A lot off-', -2. "i0 and 13 Rings $
An IS WaU'h
ror
A cent SP.verPlu ftQ For
1.00
$10.50
,UT
i'nW early while you ran buy of this lot as when tliev are fcrone you will ha\e to pay more. Also remember that this snle Includes number of other urti eles, too numerous to mention. Bear In iniml my Kruaranteoas to price unl quality witk every nrtlclo,.
SO7 East Main Street.
Dr. H. E. Greene,
Practice Limited to Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and ThroLt.
OKKICK HOUUS— 9 to 12 a, m. '2 to 4 p. 31.
Joel Block, Crawfordsville, iQdiana.
^JPTjCE
Our Spring Goods
Have Begun
I i:
To Come In.
Beautiful in Style
I And Finish,
And Makes
5
As Standard as
Bank Notes.
J. S. KELLY.
124 E. Main St.
All tlie World Loves An Artist.
Walker Whitesides
The American Tragedian.
Utll Appear at
HUSIC HALL, MARCH 7,
lu the Great Shakesperhm Tragedy of
HAMLET
After a Four weeks' run In Chicago
tf- With the same company.
Loges, $1, Lower Floor 75 cts, Balcony socts, Gallery 35 cts.
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
Tl'E.SDAY, MARCH 0. 1SU4.
PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE.
Both Siilen Oil tlio Indiana Wire Fence Company Colli roversejr arti lleterinliled.
The following notice was written on the blackboard at the factory of the Indiana Wire Fence Company this morning' and copies of it were furnished for the daily papers: "liarb wire machines will run Wednesday, March T. All machine liands can go to work if at their places on that day. After that date only by special arrangement with the General Manager. i. .'i
TUK INDIANA WIIIK FKNCK CO." Mr. tiregg-says that yesterday was spent in cleaning the boilers and that two of the machines are now running. If the men do not return to work tomorrow arrangements will be made to import men from a distance and he expects to have all the machines running by next Monday at the latest.
Two of the strikers were seen this morning but had no statement to make at present. They say they propose to behave themselves and maintain the regard of the public. There will be no demonstration but perhaps a little later they will submit a statement of their ease to the people.
SMALLTALK.
If card mm all Sol-Is of People III all Sorls of rla'es About the Tmvn.
ii-TT-li. \V. 11 lirown is in Chicago. -•^-WiU.Na-sIi spent the day in Jamestown. 'V —General Wallace at Music Hall tonight. '--Mrs. I'-ph. .loel returned to Chicago today. —Miss Nellie Huddle went to Chicago to-day. —Ira Cadwallader went to Danville. 111., to-day. —\V. T. Wasson left to-day for Fairtield. Iowa. —Mrs. .1. M. liishop is visiting in Waynetown. —Rev. A. Plunkeu went to Indianapolis to-day. —.1. M. Hoskins, 01 Hrux.il, was in the city last night. —Capt. Alex Hess, of Wabash, is in the city to-day. —Mrs. I. II. Montgomery has returned to Linden. —(Io to the Baptist church .to-night and enjoy yourself. —Mrs. Mary I). Travis has been very sick for the past few days. —George T. Durham and wife went to Indianapolis this morning. —Mrs. Wm. Hunt, of south Washington street, moved back to the country to-day. —Help the charity organization by securing tickets for lien. Wallace's lecture to-night at .Music Hall. —Prof. Clius. Beechler is still very ill and there has been no improvement in his condition since yesterday. —Mrs. Dean has returned to Marquette. Mich., after a visit with W. II. Webster and other friends here. —The will of Margaret Wilhite has been admitted to probate and T. II. Uistine has been appointed executor. —The. Terre Haute papers assert that Congressman Iirookshire will receive no opposition in his race for renomination. —Evi Martin, one of the prominent citizens of Franklin township, is very low with pneumonia and his recovery is despaired of. —Mrs. Abe Levinsou left this afternoon for Sew York City, where she will spend two weeks securing a stock of millinery and fashionable attire for ladies. —Lulu Wingert has resigned her school in Franklin township and Wm. Peterson lias taken her place. Lizzie Vaughn has resigned her position in the Wingate schools and the place is unfilled as yet. —All the back numbersof THK JOITK-
NAI. Art Portfolios can be obtained at this ofilce. If you neglected getting the coupons for the first four numbers satisfactory arrangements can be made at TIIK JOCUXAI. office. —Pontious & Lncey have just received a supply of V. M. Wright's famous drummer's story, entitled' "Ten Years on the Road," a book highly en tertaining and indorsed by the press 111 rough out the United States and Canada. Price, paper cover, 2.1 cents. —Buy ten tickets to General Wat lace's lecture to-night. If you can't buy ten, buy five. If you can't buy five, buy three. If you can't buy three, buy two. If you can't buy two, buy one. The main thing to do is to buy. —Rev Chas. Hodge, a former resident of Crawfordsville, will conduct evening service, at (1:30 this evening, thus giving tha congregation time to attend the lecture. He will also celebrate holy communion at 10 o'clock in the morning. —Mrs. D. A. I'iercy. who has been spending the winter in this city with relatives and friends, will leave the latter part of next week for Blooming ton, 111., for a short visit with her brothers. Charles and Mit Scott, and from there returns to her noine in North Dakota.
Big Bargains In Jewelry.
The remaining stock of the
Store
L. W. OTTO Jewelry
will be sold at big bargains. There are still a great many reliable goods left and those wishing bargains should not fail to avail themselves of this opportunity.
DUMONT KENNEDY,
ASSIGNEE
SCHOOL FUND LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.
Township Trustee* Must tVliai-k l'| to Greeu Smitli Thereby Im-waslng llts Salary S3,OOO or S l.Otm.
Special to Tlio Journal. INDIANAPOLIS. March r. The .Supreme Court to-day decided the school fund law to be constitutional which provides for the return of all unexpended balances in excess of 100 yearly to the State treasurer by township trustees. A large sum is involved in the suit. If the attorney general is Allowed to collect these amounts for the State, as he has others under the general law, it will be about
A-nows
which dish to choose, it being
understood that he can take but one from each course. The vote has been heavy in each ward and over twothirds of it is out in every precinct. It is said that a number of Democrats have voted, especially in the second ward, but the truth of this assertion is questioned. The rumor probably had birth in the fact that the poll was a careless one and the names of numerous good Republicans were omitted causing some of them to be questioned as to their politics by the challengers. There have also been rumors of combinations of candidates but these are also unsubstantiated. TUK .1OI:I:.\AI. will be better able to tell on to-mor-row of the result and what brought it about.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Meeting of the IMrectors—Good Department Kcjort»~The Outlook.
The directors of the Young Men's Christian Association held their regular monthly meeting last night, at the Association building. The different departments submitted reports which showed the affairs of the organization to be in good condition. There are almost 3S0 members at present, the newly appointed committees for the year are getting systematically to work, and the outlook for the Association is a hopeful one.
In consequence of the recent change in ownership of the building plans for the future of the Association were up for discussion. A special committee, appointed at the last meeting of the board, reported that it had arranged with the owners of the building to lease it until July 1st, 180.1. provided the funds necessary to complete the Association budget can be raised. The estimate of finances required for the 15 months ending July. 18115. has been made and it will be necessary to raise 82.000 among the friends of the association. The amount asked for is a very reasonable one. and it is believed will be raised in time to secure the lease, and the continuance of the association's work. After its more than six years of successful work here, it is hardly thought that the unusual circumstances of the past few months will be allowed to result in its abatement or continuance.
After Mr. Tolbert.
Suit has been brought against J. E. Tolbert to compel him to settle with the Jesse Durham estate. Jesse Durham died back in the 'TO's and left his property to his wife, half of it to go to his collateral heirs after her death. Mr. Tolbert, so the complaint avers, has never settled in full and the suit is filed to have him bring forward $",000 which it is charged he has never accounted for.
ltvfuee to Grant the Petition.
The county commissioners of Tippecanoe yesterday refused to grant a petition asking them to appropriate •500,000 for the reconstruction of the engineering laboratory at Purdue University. This building, costing S180,000, burned in January, four days after its dedication. The petition to the commissioners was signed by 2.170 taxpayers. p., ,-:,
WK have got in five head of the finest cattle ever drove through the city. They are of the Polanghlis stock, weighing 5,000 pounds. They are to be slaughtered and sold at our meat market, and it will pay everybody to get apiece of this fine meat. Call and see us. WKII. & AUCIIY.
lint SprlnRH llluRtrAtril.
A very artistic book descriptive of the "World's Sanitarium" will be mailed free, upon application, to tourists and others interested. "America's greatest health resort," reached in shortest time via Toledo. Kt. Louis and Kansas City R. 11., •'Clover Leaf Route," buffet chair cars, seats free, vestibuled sleepers.
Excursions daily. Special one fare excursion, March 13. Avoid "changeable March."
C. C. JENKINS, Gen. Pass. Agent, Toledo, Ohio. N. B.—War rates to California threatened. Don't fail to see the nearest agent "Clover Leaf Route," or address as above. d&wtf
LONSDALE, Fruit and Masonville Muslins only OX cents, James II. Walker's price U. Hundreds and thousands of other articles at less than wholesale prices at Abe Levinson's.
Courier-Journal Cigar—Nye & Booe.
JJ00S1ER
SS.Otto
S4.000 addition to his vearlv fees.
or
THE ELECTION,
A Itig Vote tolled and Great I'nrri-tnliity A» Totlie ltfMilt.
All day long candidates before the Republican primary .election have been hopping about in the mud. trotting up their friends to the polls and looking fter their interests generally. Most of the voters did not wait to be loolced up but came in early this morning to help elect the candidates. There is eally great uncertainty as to the result and until after the votes are counted this evening no one can name the candidates. It has been a harumscarum election in which the formidable array of talented candidates has confused the most experienced suffragist. When a fellow enters one of those booths and gazes upon the delectable feast spread before liini he, hardly
HAPPENINGS.
Information of Espeoial Interest to Indianlarm.
Stole to Pay Funeral tCxpenseft.
GnKKSBnuRo, Ind., March 6.—John P. Howard, of Jennings count}', is In jail hero under sentence of two years lu the penitentiary for embezzling 170 from his employers, Cohen Brothers, of Lawreneeburg, Ind. lie will be taken to Jeffersonviilo tlio last of the week to sorve his sentence, but owing to the circumstances of the case Judge Ewing and Prosecutor Meyers assured the prisoner that they would do what they could to secure his pardon. Two of Howard's children died of diphtheria, and being without funds he appropriated enough of his employers' money to pay the funeral expenses, intending to make the amount good as fast as he could earn it. lie was arrested before he had any opportunity to carry out his intentions.
Cuplil Has Fun at AInnele.
MuxCIE, Ind., March 0.—Mrs. William Pash three years ago found a letter in her husband's pocket which was a message love to a young woman at Red Key, Jay county. Mrs. Pash secured a divorce as a result. Soon afterward Pash marrieu the woman who wrote the love letter. Recently wife No. 3 brought suit for a divorce on identically the same charge as that made by wife No. 1. Wife No. 2 had found a love letter of recent date in her husband's pocket addressed to his first wife. The divorce was granted and Monday William and his first lovo locked arms and took the train for Bellefontalne, 0. There they are "to be reunited in the town where they courted over a quarter of a century ago.
Tries to Bralu Nil Wife.
JEFFF.RSOKVII.I.K, Ind.. March 0.— George Carter, who is possessed of an ungovernable temper, made a desperate attempt Monday to brain his wife with a brick and then cut her throat. Ho also threatened the life of his 18-year-old daughter and other members of his family, but the timely arrival ol the police prevented him. For the past six months Carter and his wife have not occupied the same domicile. Carter appeared in the police court, was heavily fined and sent to jail in default
Trial of White Cappers Continued.
COLUMBUS, Ind., March 6.—The case of the State of Indiana against Mrs. Chris Schnider, Mrs. Annie Vonstrolie and eight others for the whipping oi Mrs. Andrew Schrader was called in the clroult court Monday morning. The state's attorney dismissed the count in the indictment charging white capping and the defendants filed affidavits for a continuance, which was granted. Chris Schnider, found guilty as a party in the same case, was denied a new trial.
Fofltmaster Arrested.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind., March 0.—Postmaster Alfred Miller, of Macksville, was arrested Monday on a charge of embezzlement of 1700 of government money. He says the post oflice was robbed several times, and in the aggregate of $317, which he made good, and that he was informed by the post office inspector that he would not be further called to account
Gov. Matthews to Close Koliy.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 6.—Gov. Matthews intimated Monday that the career of the Roby race track would soon be at an end. The governor has been in correspondence with officials of Lake county. He does not think the investigation by the Lake county grand jury will be carelessly made, as Judge Gillette is not in sympathy with the race track.
Judgment. Acaln-tt .Johnson
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Mar OH 0.—Mrs. R. G. Phelps, who was the widow of the late Henry C. Catherivood, got judgment Monday for t37,000 againsl Congressman Tom Johnson, the Cleveland street car magnate, for 3SS shares of stock in the Citizens' Street Railroad company of this city.
Strike at Hammond Knded.
HAJIMOND, Ind., March 6.— Aftor being out a week the East Chicago strikers decided to accept the reduction, and nearly all the men returned to work Monday morning. The iron and steel mill will be run day and nighl to make up for lost time.
Pythlans to Bn Justrucfrd.
RICHMOND, Ind., March 0.—Thegrand chancellor of the Indiana Knights of Pythias has concluded to conduct in the state a series of district meetings for the purpose of exemplifying the secret work of the three ranks.
Killed by a SluUol IMate Trln.
WAUASII, Ind., March 0.—Samuel StefHe, a well-known farmer residing 2 miles west of CI ay pool, was early Monda}' morning struck by a train on the Niokel Plate railroad near that point and Instantly killed.
A Lost Iloy.
TKRKE HAUTE, Ind., March The parents of Cliauucey Moore, 15 years old, who rau away from his home in this city, offer a reward of 1100 for Information that will lead to his return.
New Works Start at Kokorno*
KOKOMO, Ind., March 0.—The Great Western pottery works and the Union fiber works, recent acquisitions, began operations Monday. The former has a capacity of 400 men, the latter 100.
Kefused a Donation.
LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 0. The county commissioners Monday refused to vote the 160,000 asked for as a donation to Purdue university to aid in replacing the recently burned shops.
Sues His Political Klval.
RICHMOND, Ind., March 0.—Dr. Joseph M. Bulla, coroner of Wayne county, has sued Dr. iV. VV. Zimmerman, ex coroner of the county, for *5,000 damages for alleged slander.
To InrMtlgate a lynching.
LEBANON, Ind., March 6.—The grand jury here was Instructed Monday to investigate the recent attempt to lynch the negro Hall.
'V 'AlIfurnla anil tlie Mil*W!utpr Fair. A more favorable opportunity than the present to visit California will probably never be offered. The rates for excursion tickets, via the North-West-ern Line, are the lowest ever made, and aside from the delightful semi»tropical climate of California, the Mid-Win-ter Fair at San Francisco, which is now in the full tide of success, is a most potent attraction to the tourist and pleas-ure-seekers. The trip from Chicago to California is made via the North-West-tern Line in the marvelous short time of 'A\4 days. Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars leave Chicago daily, and run through -.villi out change, and all
Carpets!
Persons Desiring
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Cut Flowers
By sending- a Postal Card to the,
YARYAN GREEN HOUSE
CAN HAVE THEIR ORDERS CALLED FOR
AND DELIVERED.
Give as much time as possible. We make a specialty of fine funeral work. Prices are the lowest and flowers always fresh. No salted flowers used in any kind of work.'
FRESH MEAT
You don't have to go all the way down town for nice meat. Stop at
307 South Water Street,
Where you will have a large varietj* of meats to select from.
E N O IV E
Plumbing And Gas Fitting—
We have a large stock of Plumbing goods on hand and better prepared to do your work cheap than ever before. Remember that we guarantee the goods we sell and see that the work is done
RIGHT
WILLIAMS BROS.,
121 South Green Street.
A. H. HERNLEY,
Special Collector.
All kinds of notos and accounts promptly looked after. Settlements made and all business entruBted to his caro promptly done. Office with J. J. MMls. 109H S. Waahlnsrton:8t.
D.
W.
ROUNTREE,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Represents Old Reliable* Insurance Companies. Offlco with Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance Companies. Patronatre solicited.
DR. L. H. DUNNING,
Praolice Limited to Diseases ot Women and Abdominal Surgery. OITlce and Sanitarium 249 North Alabama St.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
OFFICE HOUUS:-10 a m., to 12 3-10
Free
Shorthand
Write to tlio Craw fordsvllle li us lncss College for particulars of the
Bookkeeping
Scliol a ships and Farmers' special course In Bookkeeping^ Address
Crawfordsville lad.,
Box 291
Ineals en route are served in dining ears. Daily Tourist Sleeping Car service is also maintained by this line between Chicago and San Francisco and
Los Angles, and every Thursday the party is personally conducted by an experienced excursion manager. Completely equipped berths in tourist sleepers are furnished at a cost of only SO.00 each from Chicago to the Pacific coast, thus enabling passengers to make the journey in a most comfortable and economical manner. The Nortli-West-ern Line has issued a number of illustrated pamphlets descriptive of the Mid-Winter Fair, and also containing detailed information concerning rates, routes, etc., copies of which will be mailed free upon application to W. A. Thrall, Ueneral Passenger and Ticket Agent Chicago & North-Western R'y, Chicago, 111., if you mention this publication.
HOOD'S SAHSAI'AJUU.A is absolutely unequalled as a blood purifier and strengthening medicine. It is the ideal spring medicine. Try it.
OUR NEW SPRING PATTERNS AND COLORINGS NOW IN AT
The Trade Palace
Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums, Rugs,
AND AI.T. KINDS OF
Window Shades and Draperies
Ever shown in Crawfordsville. In fact our carpet department is a bouquet
of bargains and a feast for the admiring eyes of everyone.
Respectfully Yours, .*
M'CLURE & GRAHAM.
Ancient Streets, Temples, Villages, Shops, Castles,
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