Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 September 1894 — Page 4

Cash is King.'

And it is the only way I buy my stock, and when 1 get an opportunity to buy goods at a great sacrifice my customers get the benefit of same. You will always get more for a dollar the year round at my store than any other place in the city. Call and see bargains in

Seth Thomas Clocks

And Novelties in Jewelry.

207 East Main Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to Diseases of tho

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

OFFICE Horaf— 0 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. ID.

Our new—

Joel Block, Crawfordsville, Indian*.

They Arc Beauties

$2.50

Line

Four new toes in Congress,

Lace. Blucher and Imitation

Blucher. The style and fin

ish of our Ladies' Footwear is

unexcelled.

J. S. Kelly.

1 2 4

E. Main St.

"The Great Steinway."

Mere, as everywhere, as the

pssu

is recognized

World's Best Piano

And it was awarded the red at our fair as it always is at every fair. Also got First on Display. Not so bad.

The "Gilbert" Music House

Shorthand

Free

Write to the Cr a or svllle Husinegs Co 11 eg or lull partlcu•'.'srs of the

Scholarships and Farmers' special course In Bookkeeping. Address P. U. Box 291

Crawfnrdsvllle' lad..

MONEY TO LOAN.

Any amount in sums of $100 and over, at the lowest, rate, and on easy payments.

C. W. BURTON.

Loan and Ileal Kstate Agent .' Otliee 107^ E. Main St.

Yon need a rubber

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KsTAHl.lSlir.I) IN tss7.

SATURDAY, SKPTKMKKK 2'.\ 1894.

GENERAL GOSSIP.:

It Concern Everything *ni! Everybody ami .in, Therplon*, of Iuter«,t to All of l'«.

—Prof. Noble wont to Indianapolis to-day. —Wilbur Coolev i* home from Indianapolis.

Con. Low Wallace is in Indianapolis to-day. —Suhult/. .v Ilulett want to luy an MMiere farm. —Miss Hell Allen will return from Danville this evening.

Kev. T. T. Drake, of l.afavotte, was in the city to-day. —H. 15. Ilussell and wife have returned from Indianapolis.

Mrs M. I!. Hinford has returned from a visit in Indianapolis. I,. A. (.'lark and wife went to lllooming-ton to-day to spend Sunday. —Clint KitV won third place in the free for all pace at Bedford yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Marry Maxwell, of Milwaukee. Wis., are visiting in the city.

Dr. liort Cole has concluded a visit with l,ee Ourhani and returned home to-day. —Dr. Ii. S. Hurrouphs went to Mont ieollo to-day to conduct the installation of llev. llice. —Oak Hill cemetery is looking more beautiful than ever. /A driveout there will repay any one. —Mrs. Holman returned to Milford. 111., to-day after a visit with her sister, .Mrs. .1. A. tiilbert. —The band will escort the remains of Dr. Montague to the cemetry tomorrow, heading the K. of 1'.

Mrs. J. M. Waugh has returned from the State fair, where she acted as judge in the woman's department. —President Detrich and.l. A. Dilkes. of the Natural Uas Company, were in the city to-day on a tour of inspection. l'at Slatterv. Ed Harr, Harry Ward, John Collins and ,lohn McCarthy were installed in the Knijrhts of St. John last night.

Mrs. L. T. Miller, assisted by the Misses I'.ailey. have opened up a dressmaking- shop at the laundry oflice. ll'l west l'ike street. —Cotton and wheat'" prices like the fast trotters and pacers arc trying to lower the record andiare succeeding in a marked degree. Q—Those parties who have been talking about buying lots in Oak Hill cemetery should go out soon and make their selection. There are yet plenty of well located lots.

Funeral of Ir. Montague.

The remains of Dr. Montague will arrive here to-morrow afternoon via the Monon and will be taken to Center church where services will be held at o'clock by Dr. R. .1. Cunningham. The K. of P. will have charge of the funeral and the remains will be deposited in the vault at Oak Hill.

l'ore.'ttnt For lntlimiii.

For the thirty-six hours ending at p. m.. Sept. 23, Is'.it. local rains in the northern part of State to-night, local rains followed by fair weather on Sundav.

WAIt.VSI! COI.I.KOK I.I TE.

The l'hi dance last

(ams

evening. The lietas give this evening. l'hi Gamma Delta gave a pleasant dance last night.

hop at their hall

Spitler, 'lis, is wearing the shield of the l'hi Kappa I 'si fraternity. The ball team is in earnest as evinced by their practicing in the r.iin.

Charley ICern rode home on his wheel this morning. He wili return in lay. 'How do you like l'rof. Chamberlain?" is the question asked by many students.

Charley Wedding. 'US. was initiated into the mysteries of l'hi Delta Theta last night.

The social last evening given at the First church was well patronized. Many of the students attended.

The local union of V. I'. S. C. E. yave a reception for the students and faculty ulay evening at First church.

Judging from the otlicers of the S.iphomore and Freshmen classes the coining 'rind will be a pointed affair. The l'.arbs are by no means concealed.

The Juniors held their class meeting Friday and elected the following men as otlicers:

President— Ilutl'er. Vice-l'resident—O. 1'. Welborn. Secretary—Kichie. Treasurer—Fine. The Freshmen elected otlicers yester day evening, the barbs making a clean sweep. The following are the otlieer: chosen:

President—Wm. E. Nicely. Vice-l'resident—Albert E. I.eroy. Secretary—I i. A. Ferguson. Treasurcr—C. V. Smith. The Freshman and Junior classes ln-ld their annual election of otlicers yesterday afternoon. The indepen dents carried everything with the Freshmen, while the fraternity men had everything their own way in tlie Junior class.

I looked and beheld one coming up from the land of Democracy. And when he opened his mouth lire and brimstone rolled forth against the trustees for the few paltry dollars given to Wabash. I look again and behold I see him sitting in chapel with shaven face and curlcth hair, grasping a scholarship and gazing at Mrs. Coeducation with great satisfaction. And when I know that he payeth two dollars a week for board and room I can't help pointing him out as a model Democrat.

Mr. llrookDhlrr'rt Mo«tlii)

Tin: .loruNAi. is indulging in no campaign lie when it states that Mr. lifookshire's meeiing at Music Hall today is a disappointment to that gentleman's managers. The day opened favorably and Mr. lirookshire had reason to believe that the many weeks of advertising and drumming would be rewarded with one of the largest political audiences in the history of Crawfonlsville. There were no more farmers came to town than usual, however, and after the hand got out and marched and played only a fair audience assembled at Music Hall. It would have been a fair audience for all unknown speaker but for a third term Congressman at his home it was a very, very poor audience. There were plenty of vacant seats both upstairs and down. Mr. lirookshire is still speaking as The .Ku k.nai. goes to press but the "wild bursts of spontaneous enthusiasm'' haven't cracked any walls and the patent medicine man on the court house corner is holding his own. In all honesty Tim JornxAi. believed the lirookshire demonstration would be much greaU'r than it proved. It didn't pau out.

lluuum'rini at Uolloway.

Terre Haute K.r press As yet no indictment lias \eeu returned against Kd Uolloway, but a strong elYort is beinp made in that direction. A lar^e number of eoal miners and citizen from Kontanet have been before tin errand jury during- the past week,-and Deputy Sheriff Parish went up to that place yesterday evening with another batch of summonses. The way some of the witnesses are hustling to avoid coming before the grand jury, gives rise to the hope that the desperate attempt to convict Kd Uolloway may re suit in furnishing a clue which wil lead to the guilty parties, or at least, some of them. It is almost certain that the wreck was not the work of a single man, but was the result of a onspiracy and the apparent uneasi ness. and misstatements of some of th» witnesses and those who are wanted for witnesses is a feature of the inve tigation which the otbcials regard encouraging.

A IIok Cholera IIt't i[H'.

The following recipe, with other suggestions about the management of hogs and other stock, is furnished by S. A. R. Iteach: Take lbs. sulphur. lbs. copperas. 1 lb. black antimony, 1 lb. common salt, lb. salt petre. Have this pulverized thoroughly and mixed, then mix with a like amount of wood ashes: feed with middlings or shorts, or with oats, one quart a day for 100 hogs: feed three days, then cease two days and renew as you see a benefit. This is a good appetizer and preventive. Turpentine mixed with oats is good to feed at times. Also soft soap can be given in moderate quantities, and alternate with the above. Flaee rock salt in all pastures or hog lots and horse troughs so that stock can have a lick at it every day. aud their coats will be smooth and lossy and health will be secured.

The Line of March.

The line of march for the Knights of I'ythias next Thursday has been arranged. The various lodges will mass on east and west Market street and march to Washington street. The uniform ranks will mass on Washington street north of Market. The line will then move south ou the east side of Washington street to Franklin or beyond if the procession is long enough, and counter march on the west side of Washington street to Main, east on Main to Morgan, north on Morgan to Market, east on Market to I'ark avenu? and north on l'ark avenue into the fair grounds:

An Exciting Chase.

Last night John Carver, of Indiana avenue, was aroused by some one at tempting to effect an entrance through his back door. Seizing a hatchet he made a rush out and pursued the burglar, a burly man, across the commons. Just as he was in striking distance the fellow plunged through a barb wire fence and escaped. Mr. Carver bein unable to follow without lacerating himself.

Attention K. of 1*.

Every member of Deltayard Lodg is expected to meet at Castle Hall Sunday, o'clock p. m., to go to train and escort the remains of ltro. Dr. Moil tague to Center Presbyterian church where the funeral will be preached at p. m. Meeting at hall to-night at 7:Ttn to arrange preliminaries. I'lease be present. Uy order of C. 0.

Fuku T. A\\vi i.i..

Morton Club Meeting.

The Morton Club will meet this evening at headquarters in the old opera house on Washington street at 7:30 o'clock, to make further arrangements concerning the MeKinley meet ing at Indianapolis next Tuesday. A full attendance is desired.g

Jumped Overlioiinl.\

Boston, Sept. 22.-—Morris Vieltenbalk, a Russian, arrived on the steamer Lancaster last Saturday from London. When he attempted to land in Boston he was detained as a destitute. He started back on the Philadelphia of the same line Wednesday. As tho steamer was passing Nix's Mate, Boston harbor, he deliberately jumped overboard and before help could reach him he was drowned.

Klllcil 11 1m Wife.

New Yohk, Sept.'22.—Annie Itomanl, an Italian 20 years of age, was shot and killed by her husband, Vito mani, In the tenement 2*.1U Mott street, next to the rear entrance of police headquarters. The murderer escaped.

Shot from AIIIIHIHII.

Colmesxikl, Tex., Sept. 22.—-While in a wagon going to Warren (J. It. Edwards and George Pullen (colored) were fired upon from ambush 2 miles east of Warren. Edwards was killed and Pullen badly woundc-d.

FOB pamphlets see 'i'uii JOUKNAI. Co. PJCI.VTKKS.

STATE TELEGRAMS.

Important Nows from Indiana Cities and Towns.

ConfitrciU'M to li« Conoolldatpil. Hloominotos, Ind.. Sept. 22. Friday morning's session of the Indiana M. K. inference was one of the most interesting in the history of the organization, the time being1 devoted to tho discussion of a onange of the boundaries, so as to include both the southeast and the Indiana in one conference. Many of the ablest men of the body made speeohes both for and against the change. A vote linally resulted in 75 to 41infnvor ef the consolidation. The matter has been under discussion at almost every conference for twenty -live years.

1)1«1 In Agony.

Richmond, lnd., Sept. 22.—The particulars of a remarkable case of Christian science treatment were divulged Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry l'orbes, of Williamsburg, allowed their little daughter to die in agony without any attempt to do anything for it in the belief it would be cured through absent treatment, the doctor being Dr. •lames Amstrong, of Boston, Mass, The coroner delayed the funeral of tho child, held a post mortem, and the case has been turned over to the Humane society,,.

State Fair Cloned,

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 22.—The state fair closed Friday, with the exception of the 2:25 pace, in which Cantab has two heats and Dick Pennell and .New Era one each. In the 'J: 14 pace Jewell took the final heat in 5:10,distancing Merry Chimes, who got a mark of 2:08V{ iu the third heat. The 3-year-old pace went to ltrooksidc, who got a new mark, 2:llj. In the 2:18 trot William Penn took the first heat, but David B. was too fast for the son of Santa Claus afterward, getting a mark of 2:10*$.

Ended Ilia Trouble with l'oison. LA CTIIANGK, Ind., Sept. 22.—Charles A. Jones, who was convicted of criminal assault in tho circuit court Thursday, committed suicide Friday

Lmorning

in the

county jail by taking morphine. He bought tho morphine about a month ago and had it concealed about his person for the purpose of suicide if he was convicted. He left a letter denying his guilt and censuring state's attorneys and witnesses.

Young Actor Commits Sutrhle. Terke Haite, lnd., Sept. 22.--A sensation was caused here Friday night by a telegram from New York announcing the death by his osvn hands of "NYill Riplej', of this city, a member of the Delia Fox Opera company Young Ripley was 88 years old, and while at one time he moved in the best social circles here he lost caste before he left by a series of escapades that became public. His aged lather and mother still live here.

Conjjre** to Honor Knot. OM A A Neb.. Sept. 22, »\nirineer Root, the .Jim Bhnlsoe of the Minnesota forest fixvs, is to have a magnitt cent medal voted him by congress, Comparatively little oppoi ion to stich a reward is anticipated. The'idea of thus giving congressional recognition to the hero of the Hinckley disaster originated with Congressman Dave Mercer, of this city, who will father the bill and push it through at the next session of congress.

Ii 111 Not a CaiuiidHte.

Alkaxv, N. Y., Sept. 22.—Dolaney Nicoll announced authoritatively that Senator Hill would not be the 'democratic nominee for governor. He admitted the senator would make strong candidate, but said that, despite all rumors to the contrary, there were good reasons why he would not accept the nomination. Senator Hill himself firmly declined to talk on the subject. Gov. Flower had nothing to say re garding the various candidates for governor. *1'OHI (largos Lost.

PiTTSlilTltoh, Pa., Sept. 22.—The big coal fleet has begun its journey down the river, the van of the 7,000,000 bushels in the harbor starting at day light. Several costly accidents oc curred at Davis island dam. The R. A Blackmore, of the MeKinley Coal com pany, lost two barges: the H. I). Wood lost two and the Charles Hmwn and Percy Kelsey, of W. fl. Brown Son's, lost a barge ap .:ce. The loss is about $8,000.

A. K. I". Strikers Went to .hill. Fokt WAV.NE, !^_'pl. 'J-J. William Nelson and Alfred Waterman, two American Railway union men, were fined S10 and sentenced to jail for thirty days for stoning Pennsylvania passenger trains. They have been in jail ever since the strike. Upon their release they will be rearrested on the charge of assault and battery with intent to kill a Pennsylvania detective.

An Editor*. Suicide.

HKNDKKSON, Ky., Sept. 2'2. —"J. C. Mcllller, publisher of the Meade County Messenger, committed suicide at ltrandeburg'by shooting. He left a note stating that the act was deliberate and the result of sickness, disap pointmcut and a hopeless future.

Young Man MlMlllg.

•W'ahasu, Ind., Sept. 22.—William Brown, a young man who lived in the north part of Wabash county, has m.ysterionsly disappeared and it is tho belief of his neighbors that he was murdered.

lUcei At Wabash.:..-'^-/

Wabash, Ind., Sept. 22.—Two good races marked the closing of the Wabash county fair Friday. Slumber won the 2:29 race In aud Henry Clay captured the 8-year-old race in 2:84.

Instantly Killed.

IJAFAVCTTB, Ind., Sept. 22.—William H. H. Moore, a prominent citizen of this place, was instantly killed by being thrown from a bu^y in a runaway Friday. 1'OBt In the Fires.

Hartford City, Ind., Sept. 22. E. S. Martindale, a patent fence builder, who has a family here, is believed to have loBt his life in the Minnesota fires.

A BOJ Loflflfl liU Life.

COLUMBUS, Ind., Sept 22.—Harry Suetz, 10 years old, was killed by a train here Friday. He was on his way I to school and tried to board a moving car.

Fok all dental (ia'ev.

work see (Jonzales A

FOR all kinds of printing seo THE JOUKNAI.Co., 1'JU.NTKKS

Peoples' Drug Store.

MUSIC HALL.

Tuesday, Sept. 25,

llrturn of the Favorites, KOS/iAOL't'sr ARTll UK'S

"Blue Jeans

9a*s&

Presented with all the orljrlnal features tha distinguished its former phenomenal success in this city, Including, The HismK Sun Roarers,

The Realistic Barbecue, The Handsome Pet Hull, The Columbia Quartette,

The Kazoo Chorus.

THE GREAT SAWHILL.

l.ower Floor 7"c—lialeony r0c— I alio i- :sr,c.

Pattison & Denny

Have Moved Their

Blacksmith Shop

From Schlemmcr's shop on Market street to the old Sloan corner, opposite Nutt Hotel.

IIAYINO I'URCHASKI) A

M0SLER FIRE-PROOF SAFE

Of tlu. latest pattern parties need not. hesitate f) leave their Watches. .Jewelry, Silverware and Spectacles for repair as they will he well taken can? of.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry for sale at the lowest cash prices at 12:$ south Green Street, opposite Mule Hall.

Eugene Wilson.

Car. 4th Si Columbia Sis., La Fayette, Ind. Prsu-tli-nl Iluii iru Mt-liiMi, fatet moiif rate. Koruml rourw.

A TYPEWRITER

Costs a good deal of money— more than you care to invest. And yet you need a machine occasionally.

What do you doV Come to

THE JOURNAL OFFICE

Ami have your work done on the latest improved Itemington by an experienced operator.

CURRENT EVENTS.

The Reaves Warehouses company at Savannah, (la., failed for $:i00,000. National Letter Carriers' association at Cleveland selected Philadelphia for tho next meeting place.

At Upper Sandusky, O., a gas well with a volume of 4,000,000 feet ha» been struck In 0 feet of sand.

Cyrus Conway, 00 years old, WM killed by the cars while gathering coal along the railway track at Shreve, 0.

Looinis 11. Coleman, who had been city clerk of Racine, Wis., for nearly twenty years, died from heart trouble. llurglars robbed the Minneapolis post ollice of §J50 in stamps. In blowing the safe 8100 in aurrency was burned.

Tolono, 111., has decided to build a system of waterworks and to issue 8!)0,000 in bonds to pay for its construction.

The New York constitutional convention adopted a civil service amendment recommending old Boldicrs for oflice.

D. F. McCLURE,

-OF THE—

TRADE PALACE

II:\s been for the past two weeks in the New York and Eas ern markets buying our

Fall and Winter Stock,

The newsiest of everything the market affords. The new goods arc coming in every day and have been bought on a depressed market for spot cash and our friends can depend on it the Old Trade Palace will be made headquarters this Fall for the best stock of

Dry Goods, Millinery, Cloaks, Carpets,

Etc., at lowest prices in Crawfordsville. We solicit your Fall buying, confident we can suit you best and save you money. Resp'y

McClure & Graham.

Cline's Hog Cholera Preventative

The only Kb preventative of HO(J CHOLERA as hundreds will testify. Don't wait until your HOtIS get it. but use. it now. A stitch in time saves nine. The (JSeuuine manufactured only by

SMITH-MYER DRUG- CO.

Only 5c Per Cake.

We place on sale this afternoon

and

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

WASTED.

ANTED—A girl to dotfOQoral housewor at .'109 E. Jefferson 8t. 0-4tf

AMTED—Waitress at 200 East Pike St 0-1',Mf

WANTED—A

ANTED—To exchange 80 acres of land for city property. 0-22 Scott & Stwinis.

ANTED—Ounsmlthlog done to order at 118 North Green street. WM. H. HALL. 0 25

SABESMEN:—Every

Cr.f.ylnjf from 7VxVlt»oki.

•i-tirm. Wrlu* fi-r CnUl'-tfu* to J. CADDEN, President.

F)R

70R

Glycerine Soap

At 5 cents per cake. Now is your chance to buy Soap Cheap. Keep your eye on this space. We will give you interesting reading for awhile in the way of prices.

Barnhill,Hornaday& Pickett

county. Salary or com

mission. No experience. New tariff bill gives unlimited profits. Active men apply quickly stating salary and territory wantnu. Manufactuhkrb, Box 5308, Boston. 20eod

b'OR SALE.

SALE—By tho Dovetail Co., at their factory, east College street, threo now top buggies at first cost. 0-'22

7VJH SALE—Two nholco lots In east part of the city, cheap Inquire of John L. Shrum. T-18-tf CK)R SALE—A dwelling house of 8 rooms, I1 with natural gas, water and other conveniences, on east College street. A great bargalu. 0-22 8cqtt&Stubhb.

FOR

SALE—A Base burner and cook stove, in good condition. Apply at 101 Marshall st.reet.__ 0-20 t-f

7*0U SALE—At a bargain If sold In the next week, 8 room house, stable, all modern Improvements, well located for business aud school. W. D. Griffith, law offlne. 0-20

Ffor

OR SALE—Wehavean excellent bargain In residence on E. Market street. Cull on us particulars. Scott & Stubiib.

SALE—One large residence and one cottage. Both desirable properties in Crawfordsville. Inquire at law office of J.J. Mills. 12-21tf

LOUT.

LOST—Between

Big 4 railroad and electric

light house on Washington street on the night of 8ept. 18, lady's gold watch engraved "Birdie." Finder please leave with Ed Ames at electric light house aud get reward. 0-22

IjGST-Goldtreasurer's

sleeve buttou sometime last

June. Finder will leave with J. C. Hutton at county office. 0-25

LOST—Onestreet

Interllneal translation, between

College and tho court house. Finder please leave at this office. 0-20tf

Lost—At

tho M. E. church noclal last week,

black silk umbrella with light wood curled handlo. Return to A. E. Ituffnbr, this oflice.

LOST—On

the fair grounds near Baptist din

ing hall, a silk umbrella, pearl handlo, gold band. Return to this office and rocolvo reward. 0-27

STRAYED.

SITUATED—A

bay mare. 0 years old, about

15 hands high. In good condition, from my stablo, 006 west Markotstroet on the night of tho 10th. Any Information concerning her will be thankfully recolved and the person suitably rewarded. Leave word with 10-20 wit 8. yf. GdIjLY»

122 N. Green St

Buttermilk

gross of

MfOK JTTTFAT.

11OR

7 KENT—Furnished rooms for man and wife. Housekeeping, if desired. Apply this oflice. 0-17 tf

tjXJR

RENT—Unfurnlshed parlor and bedroom, first floor. Call at 312 south Water street, 8-21-tf

FOR

good crirl for general house

work In small family. Apply at 220 Washington St. n-13-tf

RENT—J have a nice unto of rooms to rent |n Thomas block, southwest corner Main and Water sts. Albert D. Thomas. 0-28

IT^OR RENT-Houses

170R

FOR

bcoTT

& Stubbs.

RENT—Two good front rooms, furnished, with light and fuel. Enquire at 007 east.Wabash avenue. 0-25

[/OR RENT—Unfurnlshed rooms. 013 East Pike street

Apj^t

RENT—A house of seven rooms, summer kitchen, wood-house and cellar, cistern water brought Into summer kitchen aud sink houso situated on corner of College and Hocum 6treots everything in good repair. Inquire of Mr. Reuben Smith, 504 east College street. 0-14-tf

RENT—House on east Pike street. Inquire at 607 east Main street ortCltlzen's National Bank 4-30tf

FINANCIAL.

A A to 116.00 per day at home selling Lightning Plater and plating jewelry, watchcs, tableware, etc. Every houso has goods needing plating. No experience ao capital no talking. Some agents are making 125 a day. Permanent position. Address H. K. Dolno & Co., Columbus, Ohio.

IOANS—Monoy

to loan.

0-22 Scott & STtrims.

HAVE YOU IDLE MONEY?

It can bo invested securely with good returns. K. E. KHVANT, Joellllock.

JpOKSALE—

THE WEKKLY JOUKNAI

ONE DOLLAR

A YEA It.

25 CENTS

FHOM NOW

UNTIL JANUAKY 1, 'Hii.

.•* SEND IT AS A PKESRNT

I TO SOME rillEND OU KKLATIVB

WHO HAS MOVED AWAY.