Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 October 1894 — Page 4
Cash is King.
And it is the only way I buy my stock, and when I 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
AM Novelties in Jewelry.
207 East Main Street.
Dr. H. E. Greene,
Practice Limited to -•../ Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
OrFics HOURS— to 12 H, m, 2 to 4 p. m.
unexcelled.
Joel Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
They Are Beauties
Our new—
$2.50
Line
Four new toes in Congress,
Lace. Blucher arid Imitation
Blucher. The style and fin
ish of our Ladies' Footwear is
J. S. Kelly.
1 2 4
E. Main St.
BALDWIN
PIANOS
A I IV I S I A N O CO., Gilbert Avenue and Eden Park, CINCINNATI. U.
Ellington Pianos
ELLINGTON PIANO CO.. Poplar HDCI Haymlller Streets, CINCINNATI. O
Hamilton Organs
HAMILTON Olid AS CO.. Nos. 85, 87 and 80 Henry Street, CHICAGO, ILLS.
The above factories are owned and controlled by ttembers of the firm ol
I). II. BALDWIN & CO.
INDIANAPOLIS AIDKK*S,
95,
(.)7
and 99 North Pennsylvania
St.
Catalogues mailed free. Prices lowest conslstent with Quality. Address
GEO. F. HUGHES,
Ixjcal Managei, 131 South Washington Street. Crawfordsville, hid.
MUSIC HALL.
Wednesday, Oct. 10,
AT s:15 p. M.
Italian and French
GRAND OPERA
As Exemplified in the Works of
Rossini and Myerbeer.
A CONTRAST.
Illustrated by nine selections by tin enlarged orchestra under the direction of
George E. Quinton
Who will also make the explanatory remarks.
General Admission
25
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
C'.s
Tickets on sale at lirown's Drug Store.
MONEY LOANED!
On improved property in sums to suit, at lowest rates.
R. E. BRYANT,
Joel Block.
Free
Shorthand
Write to the Cr a or svllle Business Co 11 egef or full partlcuars of the
Bookkeeping
Schol a rtOifps and Fanners' special course In tiookkecplnjr. Address P. 0. Bo* 291
Crawfordsville led..
KSTAHI.ISUKIJ IN 1SS7. .'••••
SATl'KDAY, OCTOliKi C.. 1S94.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
Concern* Kverj-tUliiR Kixl Kvwrybody Hinl.i., Tliereloro, of Interest to All nf l.
Will Fry is in tin.' city. Supt. Znck is in Lmloga. Charley Daruall is in Lafayette. —C. McFarlanil is in Indianapolis. —llarrv Maxwell spent the (lay here. —The Morton Club will moot Tuesday night.
Y. M. C. A.— Young' Men's meeting. 1 p. 111. —.1 oe 1 're tv 1 tt is. seriously ill., ,x ith vlieuinatisiu. —\Y. I). Harlow and family are visit
ing in Ladoga. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alfrey were in Indianapolis to-day. —Charley Waterbury and wife are visiting in Lafayette. —The famous Youug will case comes up for trial on Monday. —The 1'ouca Indians will play Wabash baseball on Oct. S. —Marshal .lames (".rimes and family are visiting in Lafayette. —Mrs. Minnie Landman went to Wayuetown this afternoon. Wfj-
Miss Stella Clodfelter has 'entirely r.-covered from her long illness. —Tlu I'uion township teachers' institute met at the court house to-day.
Walter Brothers received seventy fine horses from Missouri and Illinois yesterday. —Russell Loobabill. who is teaching school near New Richmond, spent S iturday here. —Mrs. Frank Smith has returned to Indianapolis after being the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fred Hrown. —Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cofl'man have issued invitations for the woodenwedding, Monday evening. Oct. 15.
Senior Class High School social. Friday. Oct. Id. Supper from 5 to Admission 15 cents. Ken Men's hall. —lion. K. V. l'.rooUshire and a party of friends went to Ladoga this after noon where Mr. Hrookshire will speak. —The ladies of the fourth sction of the First Presbyterian church will give asocial on Thursday evening October 11th. —The suit of Turford against the city of Lebanon for .?.V)0 damages has been brought here on a change of venue ":'....'. —Clint Kill' got fourth place on the free for all pace at Terre Haute yesterday. Ouerita. .Toe (Crimes' mare, got •ond. —In this latitute the sun spots are «v visible with a small telescope and in two or three days they can probably be distinguished with the naked eye through tlie familiar smoked glass.
Died, at her home near Yountsviile. Nellie, the 4-year-old daughter of (ieo. F. and Dell llall. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The. services will be conducted by Rev. S. Ii. li rimes. —The premiums awarded Thompson
Bland's horses at the St. Lotlis Fair enhances the value of every one of tiieir stallions at least S500. Their victory at St. Louis was the greatest killing'' of the year.
Lafayette .lunrntil: Mr. Harry Maxwell. whose singing delighted the people at the Ostrom meetings last winter, will spend Sunday with the pastor of Ninth street M. E. church, and the,.day will be given to song and praise. *•'.
Mrs. A. li. Buchanan and son, Rov. if southern Illinois, are in the city. guests of her son. Ous I.iuchanau. Mas-
Roy is witnessing the football game this afternoon and when he gets ready to take "lluck's" ulacc he will be well skilled in the arts of the game. —Tom Morgan, formerly of the Colfax Stun/lard.now editor of the Urbana Cm trier, came over to-day to witness the football game. He informs us that the I'niversity of Illinois is in L'rbana instead of Champaign as is generally -apposed. '".''OV A ... -V-i
Weather. Form-ant.
For Indiana: To-night, fair warmer, 'unday probably local rains. Wanner.
lur Major o! NCTT York.
NKW VOJIK, Oct. fi W. Strong, president of th^ Central national bunk, formerly a country merchant at Phjua. O., and John W. CnjjY, who has acquired national fame as chief cuuusel of the Lex»w investigating committee, have been selected by the committee of seventy and also by the regular republican organization to head the municipal ticket this fall. Col. Strong being nominated for mayor and Mr. (iolT for recorder.
ILenptt*' from the Nooifi.
ST.
Joseph.
MO., Oct. 'J. -Joo iJuaty,
who was to hav« been hanged for rape in this city, has been granted a new trial and a stay ol execution pending a decision of the supremo court. It is thought the cane will not be reached on the supreme Court docket heforo next March.
Pardoned.
WASHINGTON*, Oct. 6 —The president granted a pardon to A. M. Otis, of Wisconsin, convicted of embezzling money from letters in the mail in February, lS92,'nnd sentenced to five years' imprisonment. The prisoner is in an advanced stage of fatal disease.
Younff Man Kill* Himself.
AKKO.N, ().. Oct. 0.—H. D. Tolley. a prominent young man of this city, assaulted Gertrude Lewis, a society young woman, to whom ho had been engaged, and then killed himnelf.
Tobsooo la Ajihoi.
LANCASTER, Pa., Oct. 6.—The brick warehouse of John L)e Haven at Honey brook was dftRtroyed by fire with 000 cases of leaf tobacco. Los*, SUU.OOO partially insured.
Nonpartisan W. C. T. 1*. to Meet. WA IN O O N, Pa., Oct. 6. -The national convention of the nonpartisan Women's Christian Temperance union will be held in thin oity November li to 10 inclusive.
STILL ON THIS SIDE.
MisB Olllt* Lane Swallow*a 4Juarter'H Worth 3lor|ihln« Iti 11 Vtiiti Attempt at Suicide.
Th« "fH-nt For anil Couldn't Conn
onic
1
Club" has Inul numerous accessions to
Hick* for Octotier.
October begins bright and cool, growing wanner in the west, with secondary storms crossing the country from 2d to 1th. Another warm wave will start from the west about the '.Ui. bringing rain along its path to the east during »tli to loth. Cold and froM. will attend clearing conditions follow ing. The Hth and 1-Hh are reaction ary storm dates, with fhll moon 1 1th. Cold and frosty weather will follow storm ihirries about these dates. Th 1 sth to'J.'kl is a storm period affected by both Venus and Mercury. Storms ou lakes and sens will be dangerous. This is especially true of- the reactionary storm on touching the '.Mb and Vt'»th. Venus, on the IHst. and Mercui on the 20th, new moon 2Sth. ami Vnl can lloth. compose a combination that renders tlie closing day of the month precarious ou land and sea. Uain turning to sleet and snow, attended by dangerous gales on the waters.: :. Cold and freezing follow.
A Hallowe'en Attraction.
Manager Townslev lias succeeded in booking Mr. Walker Whiteside for Hallowe'en, October
Since his last appearance at Music Hall Mr. Whiteside has appeared in a number of plays in the best theatres of New York city, where he won unbounded applause from delighted audiences and from the dramatic critics of the metropolis, a place of high honor among the players entitled to be called great in Shaksperean roles.
At his next appearance hi our city Mr. Whiteside will be supported by a company of superior artist*, and our people may confidently rely on witnessing a first-class entertainment and that there will be erowde! house goes without saying.
WAIIAS1I COI.LKtii: Mi ll,
The Delta Tans gave a picnic to-day. The Champaign team arrived on the afternoon train. A very interesting game is expected.
Twenty new members' .joined the Calliopean society which makes a total membership of 10.
Centry. of last year's team and-who is now in the Kokomo high school, lias organized a football team there and will play Elwood to-dav-
Mr. Mooshy was listened to by quite a large audience. 11 is lecture was very interesting as well as instructive. We hope he will repeat his lecture.
At the "New Calliopean Literary Society" speeches were made by Dr. I»urrouglis, Prof. Osborn. lion. F. P. Mount. Dr. Leech and others. Dr. Ijtirroughs contributed .•?.") for refitting the hall. It was a very enthusiastic meeting and and will no doubt, be the beginning of a very profitable work, Let all l:.e present at the next meeting.
Tlie following parly of Delta Taus. with their lady friends are spending the day at the Shades: Misses Fannie liinford, May Taylor. Flizabet.li liinford, Mabel Hutton. Mary Milford, Carrie Thomson, Mary Thompson, Mary l.lallowell, Kate Snyder, .Mrs. W. P. Ilerron. Mrs. .lenuie Itlair. Messrs. C. 1). Stevens, W. R. Davidson, .1. Iv Dame, A. li. lioyer. H. llowell. W. C. stover, ».has. Crockett. A. s. Yannuys. G, Ferguson, 'ohn li. liinford.
CLLL 1.(11 SI K\ I s.
P.aptist church Morning services at 11:45, evening services at T: 15: li. V. P. F. ii:15 p. in.: Sunday school at'.dill a. in Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7:15.
Y. M. C. A.—The meeting at the Y. M. C. A. to.morro .. will be of especial interest to Association members, who are particularly invited to be in attendance. All inenjweleome.
Methodist church.—Morning serviccat 10:4j. subject, '"Summer Knded." At the close of the sermon the ordinance of baptism will oe administered and persons, will be received into full membership. Kveiling service at to, subject, "Prof. Swing." The pastor will conduct the services. 'Sunday school at '.i:30 a. in. Kpworth League at in. Junior League at 'I p. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, at T:.'t). The male quartette will sing.
Death of ThomuH II. (.'iirmoii, Thomas II. Cannon, of Madison 1 own ship, died yesterday at North Salem, where he had gone on business and where he was taken sick with typhoid fever. His age was 5i years and he leaves a wife ami six grown children, lie was a good citizens and his death is generally deplored.
TOOT BALL.
'I III- 1 llt I.HIIII' nf the Sflifcol llt'lni lilyrt! On the College (iruuiKlt*.
The crack foot ball team of the University of Illinois arrived this afternoon from Champaign and are now
its ranks of late ami last evening Miss playing the Wabash team on the col
Lane who resides ever bcyant the grounds. The F. of I. team is one till took the second degree in the aucient and honorable order. About a year ago Miss Ollie made an unsuccessful attempt to jump into kingdom come but was fetched back to earth with a jerk that made her bones rattle. She is a daughter of ticorge Lane and has been employed as a dining room girl at one of the hotels. She has had a lover, a trilling sort of a chap, and as the course of trmvlovc didn't run as smoothly as a polished cylinder in a greased groove she very foolishly concluded that life wasn'J worth a Republican candidate's chances in Texas.
Drawing a logical conclusion from a false promise she decided that that which was worth nothing wasn't worth keeping. Therefore she swallowed a luarter's worth of morphine which she purchased from a drug store yesterday afternoon. Very soon she wi down and the family summoned lr ICnsminger. He worked heroically ami after a season had the satisfaction of seeing his patient on the high way recovery, ollie is O. K. to-day and i: repentant of havingattempted to leave us so uneeremonioiislv. |»?f
of the heaviest anil best in the West and Wabash has no hope of defeating but expects to get some very valuable practice. The I', of 1. team was coached by the famous Vail, of the F. of l'enn. The game was not called until after .! o'clock, when the teams lined up as follows:
IT. OF 1.
W x»
Little
Cooper.....,....,.,.......ltljrht. end IVIter .....Hlglit nickle.... lleetie itttitit *cuur«! ... Gaul l'cnt"r l'out /. Lett triiiiril...., Siveeuey.. Left tackle... Sehaet Left end Woody t,unrler-l»iu:k .. Ilotelikiss Kliflit Imll-iMi'k Hiium i.el't lialf-!)aek. ...... Kl.or Kull-biick 1-Yy
Ash an Kern
.i.i Uiutch .VVrral O ricsi ... Dowdllll
HullVr Stott
.....Allen
The game opened with the ball in Wabash'.- hands. Fry kicked oft' but the ball was stopped at the I. F. line. 1. F. took the ball but lost ii. after two downs. Wabash took the bail and it was passed to Alien, who w'th elegant backing by Fry and Ilull'cr ran clear across the lield and made a down in one minute after the start of the game amid great applause. They kicked goal. I. F. took the ball and Wynekoop got it. but fumbled it in the down. and lost it. 1. look it and gradually went forthc Wabash liue playing very slowly. Capt. Petl'er finally making a down, Kiler kicking goal, ticing the score. Fry kicking ott' the ball was caught by Haumaut) rushed nearly through the Wabush line. After three downs Alien was hurt in a rush and time was called. 1. F. continued to' delay tlie game and play sluv bul 1 abash got the ball in a scullle oil a fumble but lost it at once. I'.aum was hurt and Chester took his place. Allen was hurt again and forced to retire.
Ilorton taking his place. Again the ball went over the Wabash line, but the go was a fou' and Wabash took the Via 11 but was forced to punt. I. F. took ball and it went lor the Wabash iine again, llotehkiss taking it over with a good run. goal being kicked.
Fry kicked off and F.I. took tlie ball. I'ixiey running clear across the lield and making- a down, goal being kicked off and I.F. getting it lost it on downs. Celling it again at once, time wa called. Score. F.I. 34: Wabash n.
Cruml ,li:ry Indicts sirlkrrH. TKUKK IIA I I Ind., Oct. ((.--The grand jury has returned indictments against Roberts. Miller, Sourwine. F.pport and McDonald for conspiracy to murder by wrecking the i!ig Four train at Fontnnet during the strike. Fry and Tullev were released, as was also Ed llolloway, the weak-minded brakeiuan from whom the railroad detective obtained a confession that ho had thrown the switch. The grand jury investigation showed that Holloway had no part in the crime. He will bring suit against the railroad company for damages
(Juarrnl Ovr a Sitloon.
l.vniANAPoi.is, Ind., Oct. 0. At midnight George Neorr, who was the proprietor of a saloon at 1!)5 Shelby street, futallv shot his wife in the head, and then went to the house of his son near by and blew out his own brains on the baok porch. Neorr was 00 years old, and married his wife, who was a widow, about one year ago. The woman had protested against the contaminating influence of the saloon on her three little children, and the murder resulted from this quarrel. The three children witnessed the murderous assault on their mother.
Will Receive a 111k Fortune*. I.NDIA.NAI'OI.IS. Ind., Oct. (.—Willliam Herrick, a machinest living here, has fallen heir to an estate in England valued at 8300,000. He was born in Lincolnshire, and came to this country in 1850. Advertisement has been made for him in this country for some time, and a brother living at Logansport has been Indefatigable in his search for him. Recently a notice fell under his observation and he has forwarded proofs of his identity. He has a wife and two children, and has not written to or heard from his friends in England for twenty years.
rroinln»nt Cltlzfcn !)ch(1.
KVA.VSVH.I.E, Ind., Oct. 0.—Theodore W. Yenemann, a prominent citizen and business man here, died of consumption Friday morning. He was the general railroad ticket agent, ownerof the Transfer line, manager of the two theater-, here, treasurer of the International Ticket Agents' association, secretary of the International Steam Navigation company, assistant secretary of the Western Waterways association, and a director in various .enterprises
SiiKur Combine to Ilrpak I'p. IN I A N A I 'O S Ind., Oct. it. It is stated that the sugar trust or combination that has existed for a long time between the wholesale' growers of Chicago and Indiana will be broken up next Monday. The price of sugar has been controlled by this organization In this large territory, but the Chicago men became dissatisfied and will pull out and sugar will probably decline.
ICxplodnd licifore the Parade. Hr.NTINOTON, Ind., Oct. 0. hilcthe torches for a democratic parade were being put in order Friday in the courthouse basement a torch exploded, setting fire to the building. Little damage was done. Four women were nearly suffocated by being in the dense smoke in the circuit courtroom, but they were rescued.
HI S II O sells dry goods, notions, cloaks ami furs cheaper than any house in the county. (io there for your smallest purchases, he will save you money.
Ir pays to trade at the I'.ig store.
AT N II liischof's dress goods sale. They offer great bargains in line goods.
Foil artistic work see THE JOUUNAL. Co., PuiNTKiia
Foil business cards see TUB JOURNAL. Co., PKINTERS
LI MON I 111*. ColiX I mot lX.il !i\ For sale by your druggist.
DISPATCH KS.
Mabel Weisentiner, a schoolgirl of Ladd, 111., was killed by the kick of a horse.
A runaway horse, dragged Beulah Jamison, an 11-year-old girl, to death at Ellison, 111.
Bank clearings of the principal cities show an increase of 11.1 per cent, for the week.
Six masked robbers overpowered the agent at Fort Gibson, I. T., and looted the station, securing 8800.
Mrs. Martin Stankewies was burned to death at Kankakee, 111., while trying to start a lire with kerosene oil.
Government officials fear their inability to convict Capt. Howgate, charged with embezzling thousands.
Heavy storms swept over Lake Erie, driving vessels to ports of safety. It is thought the barge Uacotah has been lost.
The Hungarian diet has passed the bill granting liberty of worship to all creeds, despite the opposition of the clergy.
The boiler in Shultz's sawmill near Parkersburg, W. Va., exploded, killing three men and .fatally., injuring three others,. w-.'
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William iince. sentenced to a• tern?, of twenty years at St. Joseph, Slo., for attempted iinu-.:er. Is now said to be innocent.
Supervisors .Strange and Hunting, of Woodbury county, la., have been arrested, charged with steuling the county's money.
County Commissioners Cassidy, MoDonald and iiisrgert. of Columbus, 0., have been indicted for soliciting and accepting bribes.
Advices from Kobe state that several towns were wrecked along the Russian coast by a. hurricane and many lives were lost.
Mill operatives numbering S.'0,'')00 In New Aledford, Mass., have been advised by their leaders to accept a reduction and end the strike.
POPULISTS CLAIM THE STATE.
8av OHHMal turns Will (ilvo Thorn a Majority In (ioor^la. IVASHiXGiitt', Oct. 0.—The following telegram was leceivcd at populist headquarters Friday from the paper of which Thomas E. Watson, populist candidate for congress, is editor: "OtlU'lal' re urns from seventy-el^ht countlo« Klve ilemocritts ".floo. ittty-nlne oountlM unreported will probably overoome this ana el'-ot populists. Gross fraud everywhere, throwing out populist precincts."
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct.. 0.~-Official returns arc not all in. Atkinson (deiri.) runs behind his ticket by about 10,000. The ticket Is elected by ti.1,000 to 30.000. The populists claim fraud and that they have carried the statu. Tho populists will have seven senators and forty members of the house. This will leave the deiilycrats in lull control however, -.'c
The neyrrrvritc' of the state went almost wholly for the populist ticket in the state election. In the campaign! of ex-Govs. Colquitt, McDaniel, Stephens, C.ordon and Northcn, they held tho colored vote closely. Early in the present campaign, however, It wus published thai Col. Atkinson, the democratio nominee, had personally chastised a 10-year-old colored girl. He prooured an aflldavit from her father saying that tho whipping was done by his request. All the tame the populists printed big posters upon whioh appeared pictures of Atkinson in the act of flaying the girl. These pictures circulated among tho negroes had a telling eff. ct, an I it was in vain that the democratic workers tried to approach them,
^thvtblu Mall Stolen.
Sr. JosKPit. Mo., (Jet. tt.—A myntevloni mail robbery has taken place in tlie Hannibal St. Joo railway post offtco. Tho through registered mail from Chicago lia been relieved of nineteen registered packages, but the amount contained in them OHII* not' be learned. The discovery was male by tho Chicago otlice, and the pour.hos have been traced through as far as (.'tuncron. I.-p to that point it ia claimed they were all right. The method used was to cut a slit, in th* pouch under the flap. :v
Ii pays to trade at the Hig Store.
Foil all dental work see Gonzales i»'t-y. FOK sale bills see
UB JOUKNAL CO.» PJUKTHR&
-AT THE-
TRADE PALACE
A Grand Display of Trimmed and Untrimmed
Including all our handsome patterns and late novelties, commencing
THURSDAY HORNING
And continuing the balance of the week. Mrs. Glover, our saleslady, and Miss Wingate, our efficient trimmer will
gladly welcome you in the department and show you the new styles (or Fall, which we hope wi'll be as much pleasure for you to see as for them to show. Come in ladies, and see the beautiful Millinery and hear the only reasonable prices.
McClure & Graham.
DEVIL ON CORNS
Tt stops their further growth, removes all pain, no trouble to use and makes walking Don't suf^witftliies^l
painful excrescences, but remove them with DliVI OX CORNS. KASILY APl'LIKl) Sl'ltE TO 11KLIBVE WILL
WANTED—'Salesmen.
J?OH
Don't Be in Too Big a Hurry
iTO BUY YOUR MILL1NEY.
Wait Until Saturday
When Mrs. M. L. Wingert will have for the inspection ••.-.of the ladies a large, new Fall Stock which she is now in Chicago buviug.
With Myers & Charni Campbell's Corner.
THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.
WASTED.
\\JANTKD—Mule Help. Spoehil Advertt«VV ink'Canvassers, familiar with premium mercantile trade money maker of 1804. Also elevergeneral eanvusers on greatest, sellers of thedtiy. Staulej-Mradlcv, 5 K, 1(5 Street, New Vork it
A NTKD--We have a customer for house and lot tor ftiUO. SCOTT STITBBS. lt-
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TANTKD—To borrow for live years, *1,40(1 property forseeurlty. 10-tj SCOTT & STIMUIS.
ANTKD—A girl to do general housework at *i0!) E. Jefferson St.
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IX RANTED —Clothing sales UK*ut wanted forCrawl'ordsville and vicinity. Liberal rommissious paid, and we furnish the best, and most, complete outfit- ever provided by iny house. Write »t once for terms. Send two or three references. :. WANAMAKEK & MKOWN. 10-o-lt Philadelphia, Pa.
/"AJST13D—Waitress ut 209 East Pike St. 9-l!M.f
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A NTED— A jmod t?lrl for general housewOrk In small fatal I v. "Applv at 220 Washinfton St. P-l^-tf
AA I'EK WEEK uslu*f ana soiling 4 Dynamos l'or plating watches jewe.ry a»-d tableware. Plates jroid. silver, nlekel, etc.. same as new jroods. Dlll'erent sizes fur agents, families and shops. Easy operated no experience big profits, W. p. Harrison A: Co., Clerk No. 14, Columbus, Ohio.
The manager ol
the States of Indiana and Ohio l'or a large eastern manufacturing concern Is now In the city to secure salesmen- Only men ol good ability, good character and correct habits arc wanted. Experience not absolutely necessary Keplv must state ago, experience, goods handled and reference. Address "C," care of Journal. 9-29-tf
"VC^AN VED—Salesman salary from start, permanent place. Brown Hroi». Co., Nurserymen, Chicago, HI. 0 4weod
\\TANTED—Active salesmen to lmndlo our line, no peddling. Salary p^r month and expens»'s prld to alt. (Jooils entirely new. Apply ipiUkly. P. O. llox o.'J08, Most on, Mass. eotl t-r.
/'OK HALE.
SALE—A rare bargain in east Market. _*Oeet. property. Scott & Stubbs. 10-'5 SALE—Two choice lots in east part of the city, cheap Inquire of John Shrum. 7-18-tf I7A!tM FOU SALE—Ninety acres, lour ml'es west, of Alamo. Scott. St ubbp. 1U-U
SALE -House and lot on Morgan street. 1U-0 Scott Stubbs.
Ij^oll
SALE—Cheap, two bicycles, onelady's and one gent's wheel. Call at40" College st reet.
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FAI'tM
ust
10-0
SALE—One large residence and one cottage. Moth desirable properties in Crawlordsvlllo. Inquire at law otlice of J.,1. Mills. rJ-'-Jltf
K(.)l( SALE—A tarm ol 7H acres with good house, barn, plenty of water, oichanl, OU acre^s In cultivation, one mil*? from city limits. Scott Stubbs. 10-0
FOU
[»ALE— Parm of 00 acres, four miles east, house, barn, orchard, running water. fj"» aeiv In cultivation. Scott. Stubbs. 1M»
ion sr.
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,X)K KENT—FurnlslM-d moms for man and wife. Housekeeping, if desired. Apply 0-17 tf
I ."()!{ KENT— Cuturnlsbed parlor and bedroom, first floor. Call at ill'J south Water street. 8-21 tl
1?(JK KENT—Nine room house, ,'JKl south 1 Water, also a Hadlanl Home Itase burner l'or Shle. 10-411
|j Oli KENT—The Janey Jones uouse on eapt I? Market street also house on east Wabash avenue. Apply to U.K. Tlnsley. 10-0
OKENT- Klvo room house, W. L. Hulet 0-24tf KENT—A 'A room houtw Pranklln and .John street. W,
l()H
corner of D. Orlllhh. 0-'JS tf
KENT—A house of seven room*, summer kitchen, wood-house and cellar, els-t-ern water brought into summer kitchen and sink house sitjated on corner of College and Hocum streets everything In good repair. Inquire of Mr. Kcubcu Smith, o04 east College street. 0-14-tt
O S
JoST—A
locket with gold chain, with small biuu'k ball attached. I»ckct had M. E. S. engraved on It. Kc turn to this ulllce.
IOST—A
38-callbre. double acting revolver, contained five blank cartridges. Supposed to have been lost on Main street hetweui I and 2 o'clock yesterday. Kinder will receive reward if they return lie above tothln oltlce.
I N A N I A
5.00
to #15.00 per day at home selling Lightning Plater and plating
jewelry, watches, tab lew are, etc. hvery house has goods heeding plating. No experience no capital no talking. Some agents are making t'-' a day. Permanent, position. Address H. K. DclnoA: Co., Columbus, Ohio.
JOANS-ln
It can
turns.
Bums of $100 to *10,000, at 5
arid 0 per cent without commission, and on emy payments building loans at tho lowest rates. All Inquiries cheerfullv answered. 0. \V. KUKTON.
Over VanCamp's shoe store.
HAVE YOU IDLE MONEY?
bo Invested securely with good reIt. E. MKVANT, Joel llloek
Second Hand Store
Everything- you want and at
Way Down Prices
New Furniture A Specialty.
Stephenson & Holliday.
Opposite City Du.idinff.v:-
FACE, SIDEWALK,
All Klnds|u|
BUILDING
Brick
IN ANY QUANTITY.
Por Prices Inquire at Martin A: Son's Ice Mce, north Green street-
THE CKAWFORDSVII.l.E
Pressed Brick Company
HA VINO PUUCHASKI) A
M0SLER FIRE-PROOF SAFE
Ol the latest pattern parties need not hesitate to leave their Watches, Jewelry, Silverware and Spectacles lor repait as they will be well taken care of.
Watches, Clocks ami welry for sale at- tho lowest cash prices at l'i.'l south (jrcen Street, opposite Mule Hall.
Eugene Wilson.
THEO. McMECHAW,
DENTIST,
CHAWFOHD8V1LLR, INDIANA.
Tenders his service to the public. Mot*«o good work and moderate prices
KO^ MONOSRODTE.
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