Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 June 1894 — Page 4

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The New Collar Buckles

Made up with ribbon and

crepe are the very latest novelty. The prices on our

Silver and Silver Plated belts

and hair ornaments are the

Ix'st bargains ever otTered. Call and see our stock of

Watches, Diamonds, Canes, Umbrellas, etc., and you will

find it the largest and best selected stocK at prices be

low competition.

2071 Kant Haln Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

OFTICK

Horn*—

to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m.

Joel Block, Crawfordsville, ludlaua.

A Point

To observe in select-

ing a shoe is to be

sure and choose lrom.

our mammoth stock

of latest styles in La

dies and Gents' Foot

wear.

S. KELLY'S,

124 E, Main St.

FULTON

BEST ICE CREAM

At \Viiinp|or's— l-'iveunil Ten Cent Dlslies 1 Urlnpyuur children with you fur tlie best

Ice Cream Soda Water

Try Wampicr's. Fur

Fireworks, Torpedoes, Flags, Hfilloons and ire Crachcrs

—OO TO

J. C. Wampler's.

Shorthand

Free

Write to tin: Cr a ford svllle BlJbltieBH Co 11 ejr or 1

1 artlcu-

ure of the

Sohol a fl hips and Farmers' special coursi in Bookkeeping- Addros*P. O. Box UV1

(/raw ford HVILIO l«d..

You Want

A. NICE NEW CLOCK?

At hard lline*, prices. call at

2'A

Binding for World's Fair Folios.

liruwn Levant Cloth, Ornamental. (luld Center ami Title on Sides gl

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

F.STAHI.1SHKU IX 1SS7.

SATURDAY, JUNE 23. 1894.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Coi.rernit KverytUIug ami Kverybtxly ami 1*. Therefore, of Interest to All of Un.

—C. O. McFarland is home from Chicago Harry Milligan is over from Indianapolis

Louis Watson is down from Lafayette. —Mrs. Louis Mannheim is visiting friends in Cincinnati.

Dr. K. 1 letch on and wife and iliss Mattie Garver are visiting in Uotnney. —The summer trains l.ave been put on the Vandalia. See the time table for particulars. —Mrs. T. W. Schwankliaus, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gus Rutledge. —Miss Anna Wilson, of ItoopestoH, 111., is visiting Miss Georgia Melntire on west Market street. —George Roth, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Fiseus, of Peoria, are visiting Mr- and Mrs. \V. ,1. Amos. —Rev. Everett Thomson will preach at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and evening. —Williams A-Rutledge were the lowest bidders on new school house to be built at Shady Nook, their bid being 81.450. —Miss Florence I'itzman. who has been the guest of H. H. Ristine and family, left to-day for her home in St. Louis. —Greencastle

Ihimicr-'/'iincs:

Jir/mhlirtiu:

Ladoga

south Green

Mrcct, opposite unlc Hall. Also repairing of ull kinds All work jruuranteod, Call and me them.

Eugene Wilson.

Have Them Bound.

Same with Marble Edrcfi 1 25 lied Russia leather Back ,jo Full UUSKIH Leather, Levant Sldea 2 50 (ieitolnc Seal drain Morocco TJ 00

firing them to my store in the next ten days and select binding.

C. O. CARLSON'S.

West Main Street.

.WILL 1". ADAMS

GKO. W. HKI.I.

The White Front

BARBERSHOP.

Mono:—We do more work for less

money than any artist in tlie eity, at 125 North Green Street. Only first-class artists employed.

ADAMS & BELL,

J'ltOPUIlCTOItS.

endorse

lhe

Greencastle and Crawfordsville bartenders will play baseball in the near future. —Miss Claudia Andrews, who has been the guest of Mrs. Margaret Laurence, has returned to her home at Colfax. —There will be a called meeting of the Crawfordsville Presbytery next Wednesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church in Lafayette. —Waynetown ripe raspberries are fine as silk, at .loe Taylor's. Lee's. Martin's. Brennan & Sliarpe's. and Poole's. The ru*h will be next week. —C. L. Rost and wife were in Indianapolis yesterday. Mr. Rost was made a director of the new Jewelers' Protective Association organized yesterday. —The marriage of Dr. Edward Costain. of Chicago, and Miss Mae Wellington will occur next Tuesday at the home of the bride's father. Prof. I. M. Wellington. —The first open air concert of the season will be given by the band this evening over the Fulton Market. The public is invited to come out and hear the sweet strains. —Lebanon lici«trtrr:

Mrs. Mark

•lones, who has beenjvisiting in Lebanon, left this morning for Crawfordsville and after 'a short stay there will return to her home at Eureka Springs. Ark. —Next Friday the Cliff Dwellers' cottage at Pine 11 ills will be taken by Mr. aud Mrs. George Steele, Will While, Will Whittington and J. M. Waugh and Dr. Gonzales and Miss Ada Detehon. —There was a report on the streets last evening that Mrs. Eflie Williams, of the north end. had cut lier throat. Dr. Ensminger was hastily summoned and found the woman suffering from hysteria. —A corporation is being formed to raise fruit near Fullerton. Cal., where Newman Essick lives. 11 will be called the Indiana Fruit Company and J. R. I'rvant and other Crawfordsville men will be stockholders. —Peru

Fred Weimer fin

ished his junior year at Wabash College by taking his examinations last week, after spending the spring term at home. We have heard that as a student Fred stands at the head of the college.

Georgie Allen was to-day granted a divorce from Charles Allen. Charles was shown up in a pretty bad light and proved to be almost as worthless as stock in the iron bridge saloon where raids are being made three times a week.

Lmrlcr:

Ed Ollaver and

Miss Catherine Fullenwider were married at the resilience of the bride's mother in Crawfordsiille, Thursday of last week. A host of Ladoga friends congratulate Ed. We all know him down here, aud he is popular with our people. —Veedersburg

Xeirx:

The ^l?-/i.v-

Sni-H. of Crawfordsville, heretofore an independent daily and weekly paper, has espoused the cause of Democracy, making three organs for Montgomery county. if they can so be classified. Pile .-Icirs was a rather good independent paper though not faultless, ami we are left to pre.Mime it will do equally as well for the unterrified "dummvkrats."

I «£v

is Disease Germs iivir. in

the Blood and focdh'M-upen

Its Life. Overcome li. germs with.

ScottK

EmuLsi

v. *•S

GSKEiii

the Cream of Cod-liver and make your blood

lie: v,

skin pure and system

strong.

Physicians, the world

it.

ever,

Don't bi deceived by Substitutes! Pr«pftr*l

by Scott A Ho vine, N. V. All

Craw fofiUvlIlc'd Young People. The annual convention of the Epworth League of the Crawfordsville. district will convene next Monday evening at the M. E. church, ltev. C. N. Simius, I). D. LL. 1)., will deliver the opening address at 7:30 p. m., which will be followei, by a reception tendered by the Crawfordsville League to the visiting delegates. All young people's societies of the city are most cordially invited to attend all the services and a special invitation is extended to them to be present at the reception on Monday evening. The convention will be in session for three days. Watch this paper for programme of the exercises for the day following. Abovit 100 delegates are expected and an entertaining programme has been arranged.

St. John's Church.

The Rev. Dr. Jenks, of Indianapolis, will officiate. Matins and Celebration of Holy Communion. 10:30 a. ui.

Hymn 2S:S.

Venite and Gloria Turle In A Te Deutu $ moUIn",u',n

,1",

Jubilate Kussell In My tun 4 4 Kyrie Mendelssohn In A Gloria Tlul... ..Taltb InC

Hymn JIO'L Hyuin ^07.

Gloria lu Exeelsla Aneleat .. Sunday school at p. m... Evensong 7:30 p.

Hyuin 551.

Psalms Goodenuutfh in Maguitlcat ,. Tone 1 5 Nunc Dlmtttls .. .Tune

Hymn 34 5.

Special anthem "Days and Moments Quickly Flj ln«" Violins, Aria. Spohr Violins, Chorus... Marohallhon March Kejessioual

Pleasant Kei-epthm.

Yesterday afternoon between the Honrs of three ami six o'clock Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hall and the blisses Hall were at home to the friends of Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Maxwell. Although the reception was informal it was. nevertheless, a delightful afl'air aud the comfort of the guests was assiduously looked after. The residence was prettily adorned and light refreshments were served. The recept'on was largely attended aud proved a most pleasurable social event. Mr. and Mrs. Mavwell leave Monday for Milwaukee.

.* Tlie MethoiliHt ('htlt'eh Services. "The Second Coming of Christ" will be Dr. Tucker's subject on Sunday evening. Acts i: 11.

At the morning service the subject of the sermon will be "The Source of Knowledge." Ps. ir.i-j:io.

The Epworth League convention commences Monday evening with an address from Dr. Sims. All are cordially invited, especially the Endeavor and Baptist Union Societies. The convention will continue from Monday evening to Wednesday noon.

Admitted to ttic liar.

Charles A. liowers was to-day admitted to practice law at the Montgomery county bar after a thorough course of study in the office of Kennedy & Kennedy. Mr. liowers is one of the best known young men in the county, having been engaged in teaching and journalism before taking up his chosen profession. He is pronounced by P. S. Kennedy to lie one of the finest law students admitted to this bar for along time ami a bright career is expected for him by his friend-.

Overcome by Heat.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Minnie Hrown was overcome by heat on Washington street. She was taken to the Sherman House near by and kept until 7:1)0 o'clock when she was taken home. She apparently grew better until early this morning when she had a relapse and for awhile her death was expected. She is better, however, this afternoon.

\Ye Can Miind ,lorc,

With three organs in Crawfordsville. Stnr, Review

and

Arinix-Xnrx,

the De

mocracy of JJontgomery county ought to go "flying," but then it hardly looks fair to thus mass the forces against TlIK Jllt'KNAL.—

'htH'llt'tll'll sll'tjlls.

The "massing" has not vexed TIIK .lorii.NAi.'s righteous soul in the least. Like Gideon's band Tim Jot un a I. will smite the whole host of the Philistines.

B»ml Com-ert To-Nij-lil.

This evening at 7::S!) o'clock the first band concert of the season will be given over Fulton Market. Following is the programme: --i-.'V March—(irand Entre ...: .1 V.-indoivook Sorenande—EvenIIIK Shadows........Southwell March—Col Mei'«ma6 (Johle (iavotte-Enifenla. ..1. ..Chamhers Schottlsche—yueen of the Hull Casey yiuekstep- Ulaiucnd Ilooe

Gl'S Iti-Tl.KliOK. Director.

Change ofTJiiie on Vitnilalia. i.oiso SOI-TII.

No. r.l NO. .VI ..... No. fin.. .i&i'.'X-'v. Local No. .»ll

... IM 4 a. m. ... .1: JU p. m. ...H:lo p. m. p. m.

OOISO NOI1TII.

a. m. p. m.

No. iSV No. 5ii No. 5*^.. ..I!:ll) p. ill. Local .No 00 ..... 11 r,0 a. m.

No. r.« at 2::»3 p. in. lias through sleeping cars for liay View. Mich., arriving there at 7 a. m. next day. Sleeping car r' Uirns on No. r.l. at !i:44 a. m. Good connections at many crossings for the East. Enquire at this oftiee before purchasing for Montreal, ltoston, New York, and Niagara Falls. •I. C. lltTTCiuxsox, Agent.

llonii* anil Ahruail.

It is the duty of everyone, whether at home or traveling for pleasure or business, to equip himself with the remedy which will keep up strength and prevent illness, and cure such ills as are liable to come upon all in every day life. Hood's Sarsaparilla keeps the blood pure and less liable to absorb the germs of disease.

HOOD'S PII.I.S are hand made, and perfect in proportion and appearance. 2.*Vc. per box.

.1 CST received, an entire new line of wash dress goods at Abe Levinson's.

IT don't pay to make children's pantalets when you can buy them for 1:: cents neatly made from good material at Hischof's.

350 untrimmed liats, choice for 2.re worth 50, 75 and SI. at Abe Levinson's.

FOK posters see TUK JOURNAL CO., PKINTKHS.

•MMHFLOAMSHHMIANEFFIAUDDAIXW

fcoumi Advice.

If you can only advertise in a small way, pick out the best paper in your territory and spend all of your advertising money in that. Don't scatter. When your business grows and you can spend more money, buy more space in the same paper, until you are using all you profitably can. Then add another paper. I would rather have one good ad than half a dozen poor ones. When "hunting for bear" I would rather take the best gun 1 had and load it properly than to scatter my powder in half a dozen poor guns and so make a "flash in the pan." Merely publishing your name, address and business will do some good, but there's a better way. lie different from others in your line. Find some in which you excel, and harp on that. Give prices and specialties. Make them characteristic of your store, and, above all things, make, .them true in letter and spirit.

THK Jot'HXAl. will prove to doubters that its daily edition is larger than that of any other Crawfordsville daily and that its Weekly edition is larger than all other weeklies in Crawfordsville put together.

He Not the Judge.

INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., June —The RIV preme court rendered a decision against County Superintendent F. J. Young In his suit against Olive P. Morgan and other trustees of the school board of the city of Fort Wayne. County Superintendent Young held that the report of the school enumeration of the eity of Fort Wayne was padded and not correct, and refused to forward the enumeration to the statu superintendent of public Instruction. The court holds that the county superintendent Is merely a statutory officer without judicial power, and his duties are ministerial only.

Steel Works Wrecked In a Storm. Ei.woon, lnd., June «B.—A storm swept over the town of Frankton Thursday night, completely wrecking the Quick City iron and steel works, which were partly erected, entailing a loss of 810,000. This is the second tiino the plant has been wrecked by storms. The company, which is composed of Pittsburgh and English capitalists, has not decided whether tu rebuild the plant now or not. Portions of it are scattered all over the surrounding country. The ruin is complete.

St.

LOUIK IS

Seen In the Clouds.

Col.r.\nius, lnd., June 23.—One of the most beautiful scenes that were ever witnessed by the inhabitants of this part of the state lasted for thirty minutes Friday evening. It was a mirage of some distant city, believed to have been St. Louis, it appeared at an angle of 45 degrees and a little north of west. The streets of the city could easily be seen, as could the church spires and a river.

Kditors Elect Officers.

W'AIISAW, lnd., June 28.—The Northern Indiana Editorial association closed Its session here Friday evening bv electing the following officers:

President. Jolin B. Stoll vice presidents, Mrs. Dull McDonald and J. W. Ilaker: secretary, Mrs. J. E. .Sutton correspond!ag secretary, I.ouls McDonald treasurer, Major Hitters executive committee, Gen. Heubon Williams, John W. Adams and Ed. S. Brooks.

Fire Into a itl(f Four ExpreN*. WABASH, lnd., June 211—The Big Four express, No. 2, was ilred into Friday morning by unknown parties at Fox's station, the shot breaking several windows, but injuring no one. There is no clew to the perpetrators of the outrage, who are believed to be the persons who stoned the passenger train at Fox's a month ago.

Arrive In Hungry Condition. LI.KHAHT, lnd., tine'^3.—The OI!II Rybakawski industrial army, numbering mid, which arrived here Thursday night, is still encamped on the outskirts of the city and is in a hungry condition. They will change their route und go up through Michigan, which bus not been traversed by common wealers.

Bloodhounds ill He I'seil.

Cor.r Mill's, lnd., June 23. Bloodhounds will hereafter plaj- a prominent part in the capture of transgressors of the law in Decatur county. The increasing number of robberies of small stores throughout the country has led the authorities to adopt this means of bringing in the olVeinlers.

Reception to the Militia.

INIiiANAroi.is, lnd.. June 2.1.—'Two thousand people attended the reception Friday night at the state house in honor of the militia that has been on duty in the mining regions. Speeches were made by Gov. Matthews, Mnj. Denny, President Sloan, of the board of trade, and ex-Gov. Raima.

Search for Counterfeiters.

hi,WOOD, Hid., June 28.—Thu search for the gang of counterfeiters that infests this city continues to become interesting. It is believed that the whole process of making and "shoving the queer" is done in this city, and the ofllcers are deteruiinned to stamp it out

For Complicity In Alurdir

UKAZII., Ind.. June 28.—Samuel Muburger, of Harmony, was arrested on charge of complicity in the murder of Engineer Barr. The attorneys for the accused are making a strong fight on a writ of habeas corpus to secure tile release of their client on bonds. v?.

Aii Incendiary Fire.

Ei.woon, Ind.. June 28.—The barn of II. B. Horting, near this city, was destroyed by fire Thursday night, toj gether with its contents, entailing a loss of 37,500 insured for 85.000. The fire is believed to be the work of incendiaries.

Killed In a Quarrel.

Sfi,i.ivaN, Ind., June 28.— George Corey shot and killed Engineer Frey, of the New Pittsburgh Coal & Colie company at Alum Cave late Thursday evening. A quarrel over a girl was the cause of the shooting.

i'uniNlied for llay.lng.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 28.—Henry Woodford (colored) was sentenced to two years in the workhouse for abuse of Karl Jackson, a white boy. The almse consisted of hazing, a custom at. tho factory where the two worked.

Crops Ruined by Hull.

ncNTi.NQTON, Ind., .Tune 28.—A hailstorm devastated crops in the southeastern portion of this county Thursday evening. Qn ft number of farms wheat, oats, corn

and

loss.

grass are

LECTION NOTICE.

total

Grand Sale

Notice Is hereby driven to the stockholders of Oak Mill Cemetery Company that the annual eloloetion of sewn directors will be held on Tuesday. -July ISi.M, at 4:J»0 o'clock p. m, at the ollieeot A. C. JKNNISnN.

O. r. PERRIN,

Monon Kxcursions.

On account of the Fourth of July hoiidays'the Jlonon route will sell tickets to points within a distance of 200 miles at rate of one fare for the round trip. Besides selling to points on our lines we will also sell at same rate to points on C. II. it D.: H. O. S. W.: Big Four: I. D. & W.: L. E. & W.: T. St. L. .t K. C. and Vandalia lines. Tickets sold on 3d and 4th. good returning until and including July 5. Trains will stop at all stations on July I. Full information at depot.

On account of the meeting of the ISattle Ground Memorial Association at Battle Ground, lnd., Sunday, June 24. the Monon route will sell tickets to Battle Ground and return at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will lie sold on June 24 and will be good returning until and including June 25. L. A. CI.AJIK, Agt. Fourth (if July Kxrursluns via Vntidnlln I.Iuo nt llalf Faro.

Tickets will be sold on July 3d and 4th, good to return until July 5th,[18!il, inclusive, between all stations within two hundred miles of initial point. Tickets will also be sold to stations on connecting lines on same basis as above. For full particulars call on nearest Vandalia Line Ticket agent or address J. M. CIIKSIIHOITOII,

Ass'tGen'l l'ass'r Agent, St. Louis, Mo. (•rami Kxcurnlnn (ft Michigan. On July loth the Vandalia will sell tickets to most points in Michigan at one fare for the round trip: good to return including July 30, 1804. These points include St. Joseph, Petoskey, liay View, points on C. & W. M. R. R., G. R. &. I, R. R,, Michigan Central, some points on L. S. & M. S. and C. & C. Van No. 50 fast train due here at 2:33 p. m. has through sleeping car to Hay View, Mich., landing you in St. Joe at 7:50 p. m., Grand Rapids about 10 p. in., arrive at Bay View at 7 a. m. lvoep the date. July 10. one fare round trip. J. C. IIITCIIIXBO.N, Agt.

TIIK torture of dyspepsia and sick headache, the agonizing itching and pain of salt rheum, are removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla.

—OF

McClure

Secretary.

By order of tho Board. c. M. cuAwroun. (-'2Td\-w President.

LAWYER

Will practice in Federal or State courts. Notary in Olhce. UJlice Boom, Suite'2, Crawford Building, south ft

recti

Street,

THEO. McMECHAN, DENTIST,

CKAWFOHDSVILLE, INDIANA Tenders his service to the public. Motto KOod work

and

moderate orices."

Viinilnlla l.inr -I haiiiM' ul' li in ami Throinrli sli.i|ior. Taking effect June 25th and continuing until Sept. 22d. 1 s«i-i. Vandalia fast trains No. 5." and No. ."ii'i, between Tcrre Haute and St. Joseph, will run on about the same schedule as in former years. Trains No. 51 and No. 54. heretofore run only to and from South Bend, will run to and from St. Joseph. On train No. 5(1 there will be through Pullman sleeping car, daily except Sunday, to Grand Rapids, Charlevoix, Petoskey and Bay View, running via St. Joseph. This sleeper returns on train No. 51. thus providing, daily except Sunday, a through Pullman line without change of cars from St. Joseph, South Bend, Logansport and all points on Michigan division to St. Louis. Apply to agent of Vandalia Line at nearest point from time card.

25 lbs

Summer Goods

AT THE TRADE PALACE OF

rtcCLURE & GRAHAM.

While in the market last week Mr. McClure secured some great values in seasonable Dress Goods, Laces, etc., which are now on sale. Come and see our offerings. They are the best values ever shown in the market.

We are closing out our line of Millinery at your own price. Our stock of Carpets, Rugs and Shades is the best and prices lowest offered. -Resp'y,

& Graham's.

The Smith=Myers Drug Co.

North Green Street.

•1»

••il

White House Grocery

103 South Washington Street,

lbs Veltosv Sugar. .. .SI 00

lbs Ex .. 1 00 lbs Kidyewood A Su^ar.....,. 00 21 ILs (Jranulated .... 1 00 •l can Apricots. .... p. '0 lbs Fruit lVnvdeiv oo 1 Egg Plums.,.. 15 lbs Tride of I'eoria IMour 1 00 25 tbs 50

50 lbs Kureka .• :?(I

25 lbs 1 White heath IV aches...,..:. 15 no lbs O. K. 75 1 Standard Peaches 15 °5 lbs O.K. io 1 Yellow Peaches 50 ihs Washburn Hest/, ..... 1 20 1 Black Cherries. tbs t.»0

50 tbs Pillsbury.Wv.: ...... 1 20

25 tbs GO

50 lbs Gold Medal flour. .v,... .... 1 20

tts

50 lbs \No. 2.. •jo

lr'

50 lbs Purit^ V:. i". v: .• 1 00

BEFORE YOU

KLEFISH

BUY YOUR

FISHING TACKLE

—OF

California Goods.

Green Gage riums.- 1:1

1 Lemon Cling Pe aches...

1 Black Cherries.

1 liartlett Pears. 15

1 Best Tomatoes Ill

1 1'ine Tomatoes

25 lbs r»o 1 Fine Corn.:.,,..

50 lbs White House Hour. No. 1. 1 no 1 Apples.

-v 50 1 gallon can Apples..

American Gloss Stare

25 lbs 50 Gallon can Apricot'... V. 40

Come and take a look at our line of

and get prices.

M'MULLEN & ROBB

We're Here to Grow, Sir!

1'einjr new at the business we do not attempt to "run

7.-v.V'O. the town" as yet: we, will be satisfied for a while a small share of tin trade, but when it is onee seeu b\ the open-eyed purchasers that we keep nothing but A

I ^oods our competitors will have to hustle.

We mean business. We are here to stay. We mean to grow, sir.

All we ask is a visit to our store. Examine our your opinion will undoubtedly be that's a 'Modi' (iroecrv Store.*'

MILT WILLIAMS & BRO.

Successors to Henry Sloan.

''35

I gallon can Peaches V. .. .. 15 t, per lb 5

V. .. .. 15

t, per lb 5

A line Cracker, per 11

:V.

Dried

Fruits

Continental

Lawn

Mowers

Got First Medal W.'W= '•'l.v .:- Fair.

Runs Easy, Cuts Clean,

fil Wont't get out of order. Sold only by

H, R. Tinsley&Co.