Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 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 tlian any other place in the city. Call and see bargains

Seth Thomas Clocks

And Novelties in Jewelry.

•J07 Kant Stain Street.

Dr. H. £. Greene,

Pr&otlce Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and ThroLt.

OFFICE Horn*?— 0 to 12

to 4 p. m.

Widths.

Joel Block, Crawfordsvll-e, Indiana.

Select Your

Winter Footwear

From the most complete

line in the city, the Latest

Styles in All Lengths and

J. S. Kelly.

124

E. Main St.

Our fall stock of overgaiters

has just arrivt d.

Decker Bros-

PIANOS.

The sweetest toned piano on the market. Kead what some of its/riuiidb have to say about it: V'o It Mny Ciiifctit: 1 bought a Decker Brothers piano from Mr. (icorire K. Hughes in lst0. It lias iriven perfect satisfaction. I have no fault to find with it. I think it a STPKIUOH instrument. In quality of tone it cannot be excelled. After four year*" trial we will say that if we should buy another piano we would select the Decker.

Kespectfully Submitted, (I. \V. SWITZKK.

TIra/tl, Ind.. July lit. '}.

Pianos For Rent. Organs I'or Rent.

D. H. BALDWIN & CO.

GEO. F. HUGHES,

IAKMI Manager. L'U South Washington Street. Crawfordsville. lnd.

IMPORTANT

—TO—

S I I A N S

Lee Orean Smith,

TKAI.'IIBK OF

Pianoforte and Strings

iLa'e i'riift^sor.f DWainv ol of Music.) Wilt fjp4Mi a '''jwii town ^tu'lio iibout December 1st, Fur the henellt of Advanced Scholars a thorough cour:,u In t.he Theory ol MUHIC will bo given, to Include ihmnony, CounUTrotnt., f'tmon FUKUO, Analysis, Coin position, rind Orchestration. A lass In Harmony will Him be lorined ft

Intermediate Scholars.

A thorough Classical Course adot ted. Very Reasonable Terms made ,r own on application.

bborihand

Free

rile to tin? a I or s-

'vllle BuBinesB Co 11 ejr 1 or full r^rtteuurn of the

Bookkeeping

Scholar Bhipn and Karinere' special course In Bookkeeping. Address V. 0. Box 291

CruwtnrdsvlHo lnd,.

THEO. McMEOHAM, DENTIST,

CKAWfr'OHDSVILLK, INDIANA Tenders bis service to the public. Motu trood ^vork and moderate Drlcea

FACE, SIDEWALK,

All Kinds of

BUILDING

Brick

IN ANY QUANTITY.

Kjr* PrU:es Jn ulre at Martin & Son's Ice Of* lice, north Green street

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE

Pressed Brick Company

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

KSTAHI.IKHKH IN 1SS7,

MONDAY, OCTOHER '-"J.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Concern* Kverjrthlng unci Everybody Hiitl U, Thnrtilore, of luterept to AII or i:*.

—01 iIV Yoris is in Uushville. Walter llrubb is in the city.

A. 1". liatusey went to Indianapolis to-day. —l'rof. Chapman has returned from the east. —Will 1!. lvritz spent Sunday with friends here.

Dr. lien llarbesou returned to Indianapolis to-ilav. —Charley l.owers has returned from a visit in Oreeneastle. —,\|iss Killa Tishero spent Sunday with Miss Iva Sparks. —Mrs. Fred Manson is some better to-day luit the child is quite low. —Mrs. Kli/.abeth C.raliam has concluded a visit with Iter son. I'.corge C-ra-lium.

Newt l'eirson has .superceded Tom Kilev as trimmer of the city electric lights. —(«rant Agnew is over from Indianapolis and will remain until after the election. —S. A. K. lteach has {rone to Wingate deliver eighty hogs which he sold at I ?.| cents a pound.

II. D. Cash has returned from l"rbana. 111., called by the serious illness of his wife, of Lafayette avenue. —Mrs. Henrietta Stewart, of Lyons, Isan.. is visiting relatives and friends in this city after an absence of twenty years. —The C.reeneastle high school has challenged the Crawfordsville high school for a -,fop,t^,0ball game to le played here —Miss Edna .1. Campbell conducted the teachers' examination last Saturday during .Supt. /tick's absence in attendance at a joint county institute.

I'. O. Colliver and Dr. Colliver, of Creeneastle. arrived this afternoon called by the illness of the infant of Mr. and Mrs. 1'. O. Colliver. which is here with its mother. —The big tank, the boats and the rest of tne paraphernalia for "Lost in New York.'' arrived safely and a good part of the day was consumed in unloading it at Music Hall.

I,oren lienham and son Uerbert returned home to Wabash to-day after a visit here with relatives. Mr. lienham may return to complete his course in Wabash College, next year.

The congregation at the Methodist church yesterday enjoyed a refreshing treat by listening to two excellent scr mons one in the morning and the other in the evening, by l!ev. Samuel Heck, a former pastor of the church.

Haddock Lodge No. 5«. I. O. C. T. will meet in the hall of the 1!. 0. (). M. on Tuesday. Oct. 30, at 7:30 p. m. A full attenddance is desired as wc will elect otlieers for the coming quarter.

II. E. MCCI.ais, C. T.

Rev. S. S. Aikman closed a two weeks' meesing in the l'resbyterian church at Darlington last night. Dining the revival there were four accessions to the church and last night S.'5 ivas raised for the board of Home Missions. —Mr. Allen S. Harlan, of York Neb., son-in-law of Mrs. U. W. l'aul died last Saturday evening of typhoid fever after a sickness of two months.

The deceased married Mrs. Fannie Orahara less than a year ago. George W. Hennett has received the contract for the cornice, tin and slate work on the new Trinity Method ist, church, the corner stone of which was laid yesterday. He has also the contract for rooting Hen Crane's new building on Lafayette avenue. r—A traveling photographer made a daguerreotype of a comparatively obscure man in Illinois in ls.11. The man was Abraham Lincoln, and the picture is the earliest likeness of him in exist ence. and is published for the first time in Mrflitrc'x Mtiyttziitf for November. —The Supreme court has made a ruling which is of special interest to ariners. It holds that "where lire is negl'gently communicated to dry grass on its right of way.and spreads to adacent land without the negligence of plaintiff or intervening proprietors, tiie railroad company is liable for damages occasioned bvsuch fire."

Notice, A. O. I\ \V.

There will be a meeting of Washington Lodye. No. *'4. A. O. l\ W\, tonight. Initiation of candidates. Every member requested to attend.

M. SCOTT, Recorder.

Theories

ARE GOOD.

Facts

ARI£ BETTER.

Theories snjJJ-rted by F.-.cts arc invinciMe.

Allcock's

Porous Plaster

is, without doubt, the best external remedy for strains, sprains, lame back, sciatica, and congestion of the chest.

Alwnyn Make Sure and get thr genuine At otx's. Never put up wi«h an imitation

Allcock's Corn Shields, Allcock's Bunion Shield!*, Have no equal as a relief and cure for corns and bunions.

Brandreth's Pills

purify the blood, tone up the system Th*:& xs no remedy like them.

A YOUNG MAX'S SUICIDE.

Henry Thomson KIHIM 111* Short With Pistol Bjill-Tlie Deed Committed ut the Homo of II Father.

llenrv Thompson killed himself Sat-

OUR SOUVENIR EDITION.

It Appear* To Have Struck lVople .As a Very iiood Thing.

Waynetown We have received the .lociiNAi.'s souvenir edition. It is handsomely illustrated with true picures of her handsome churches, schools, Wabash college and tine buildings. all of which every citizen in the county is justly proud of. It is a very interesting work and a copy should be in every home in the county.

Veedersburg iYric.v: Till-'. CKAwI-OHDS-vn.i.K .JoriiNAi. has published and presented to every subscriber of that most excellent paper a souvenir edition that is truly a masterpiece of workmanship. All who have seen it appreciate the great value of it and laud the enterprise of Tmc .IOI HNAI. COMI'ANV. but none know its value as well as they, who born and raised in old Montgomery county, lind more of value than even its completeness as a souvenir.

Townphip itallots rrinted.

The township ballots to be used in the coming election were printed yesterday. the work closing at o'clock this morning. There were ten ballots printed for every live votes cast at the last election.

Marriage I.iretiHc.

Win. A. Stephens and Clara .1. Stover. Albert. Wilhclin and Eva Cunningham.

Elmer A. Irons and .lennie E. Stew, art.

Two Kxc-ellent Sermon*.

ltev. C. M. Carter, pastor of the First baptist church of Lafayette, occupied the pulpit of the Haptist church in this city yesterday. Mr. Carter is one of the leading liaptist divines in Indiana. He delivered two excellent addresses yesterday to large and appreciative audiences. Mr. Carter is a plain, practical, highly cultured gen tleman. well and favorably known throughout the State, and was for several years editor of the Imlhinn l}tllist, the State organ of the denomi nation. We hope he may again visit our.eitv.

WABASH COI.I.IOCi: I.IKK.

The Sophomore bleachers are a good thing*. Wabash got out of breath, making touch downs.

Walker Whiteside will be well at tended by the students. Wabash may have a game with tin Danville team Saturday.

The visiting IMii Psis were enterter tained at the I5eta dance. I. I'. and l.utler will play ball at Hloomington next Saturday.

The Freshmen were requested to re main after ehapel this morning. Prof. Chapman has not yet come back. He was expected Saturday.

Allen's father enjoys foot ball and does not object to

Sport" playing.

Four of the eight touch dows made Saturday were made by men in the line.

The gentlemanly conduct of the 1.1 men ought to be for an example to all colleges.

Prof. Milford will give his lecture this evening on "The Merchant of Venice."

Have all bought their season tickets for the Union Lecture course? It's good thing. Push it along. Next Fri day will be the first number. AM go.

The Pdoomington Mitrnlmj World has a very clever cartoon on the result of Saturday's game and in its writeup says: "At Crawfordsville, Saturday. U. met with an overwhelming defeat at the hands of Wabash. We were en tirely outclassed. No tale of woe accompanies the report of this game for the treatment our boys received was of the best, and the refereeing was un questionaby without partiality: the game was entirely devoid of any slug ging or display of ba 1 temper. On and off the field the Wabash players treated our boys as only gentlemen should and on the other hand I. W conducted herself in the most becoming manner, of course there were many rooters who naturally yelled themselves hoarse for their team, but whenever an I. I J. man made a good play, it was quickly acknowledged and was appreciated by hearty applause."

DULY INSTALLED.

urdav afternoon ut 1 o'clock with a re-1 crowded last night to witness the in-

volver. The deed occurred at the home of his father, James Thompson, two miles northwest of Yountsville. lie lived until 10 o'clock Saturday night. Mr. Thompson was raised on the farm where he ended his life, but some time ago went to Lafayette, where he was employod by the street ear company. Four weeks ago he came home. He was despondent and the shooting was not entirely unexpected. On Saturday morning his mother noticed him cleaning his revolver and decided to keep a close watch on liini. Shortly before 4 o'clock a neighbor, Dick lloppingcaine in and in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson playfully talked with Henry about an accident that had occurred to one of his-horses. AH joined in the laugh thai followed except Henry. He looked very serious, said nothing and a moment later stepped out into the yard. Returning to the front hall he placed the pistol directly in the middle of his forehead and tired. His parents were in the next room but did not of course see him until it was too late to stay his hand. He was conscious for two hours and part of the time was rational. In reply to questions he informed his parents that he had shot himself intentionally.

lev. K. It. Thomson Becomes the IN-guttir I'Hetor of the First l'renbyterlaii Church.

The First Presbyterian church was

stallatiou of ltev. Kveret. IS. Thomson as pastor of the church. There was some line speeial music for the occasion and Dr. Tuttle presided in his usual happy manner. Dr. (I. S. Ilurroughs preached a line sermon setting forth the relation of the pastor to the people while Dr.Cunningham delivered the charges. Mr. Thomson begins his pastorate after several months' service in the church during which time lie has greatly endeared himself to the congregation. It is not to be doubted but that these friendly relations will be continued and great good accomplished in the eitv and church.

Death of Mrs. Clinrlen Cool man. Henry Coolinan and family were called to Thorntowu by the death of Mrs. Charles Cool man, who died Saturday afternoon at that place. She leaves a husband and three children, one a sweet little baby of only a few weeks. She was a member of the M. E. church. She was a kind, loving wife and mother, and was loved by all who knew her. Her death is a great shock to the family and friends as it has only been a short time since Mr. and Mrs. Coolman buried two of their children.

Weather ForeeaM.

For Indiana: To-night, local, rains and colder: rain, followed by fair Tuesday afternoon, colder.

MoiiHtcr (tux Well Drill***!.

Ml.-Ni.tK. Ind., Oct. 21).- State i:is Inspector Jordan wouhl not think" that if as is failing, as he reported, were he here assisting in packing an immense well that was drilled north of Muncie Saturday. The well one of the strongest in the gas belt, yielding over 7,000.000 cubic feet per day. Since Saturday morning th drillers have been attempting to pack the well to prevent the waste of gas Up to this evening they have been uu successful and are puzzled as to \\nw they will get th« monster well undei control

WIN S«fr the Chicago & Frlr. MCNOIK, Ind., Oct. Attorneys Spetiee and Hingham eompieLed nr rangemeuts to tile a $:5,000 damage suit against the Chicago Erie Railroad company in the Huntington conn ty court. The plaintiffs are the widow and children of James Ilar^hman and Gustave Mills. La.st October, as Mill and Harshmau were returning from hunting expedition in a wagon, thei horse took fright at a hica^o & Eri railroad train and ran ulT. Harshmau was killed instantly and Mills was permanently crippled.

Itesit His .Ioth

JKFFKRSOJFVLLLE, Ind., Oct. -9. Thomas Duncan late Sat to day after noon made a murderous assault upon his aged mother, Mary Duncan, at their home in the eastern part of thi city. Duncan had been drinking heavily and thinking that hi.«* mothet had purposely locked him out of the house he struck her several terrible blows on the head with a brick, crushing the skull in many places, from the elTccts of which she cannot recover. Duncan tied to Kentucky.

Alleged Perjuror in .lull.

ANPKHSO.V, Ind., Oct. Charles Nation, who was arrested at Muncie and brought to this city to answer to the charge of perjury in making coun ter affidavits, was placed under a S50C bond to appear in court Monday next Nation three weeks ago made an alii davit in which lie .stated that Henry the republican congressional nominee was antagonistic to union labor. 11. has since made another aftiduvit ,4h exact opposite of the first. V^'S:

Would Not Trust I he

LIJBA.NON, lnd., Oct. —The rcsi dence of .John Yenis., living niiie north of tli is eitv. together with its contents was totally destroyed by fi early Saturday morning. Mr. Ven'.s one of those persons who are afraid to trust the banks with his money an* valuable papers, and as a consequence several hundred dollars in nionev and notes were destroyed. '1 he aggregate loss will reach $S,(MU.

hops jir :tti Arm.

ANOOI.A, I i.d.. Oct. 'Z'X—Stephen En zor, a well-known ung man of thi town, atteinphd suicide by ch.»ppiu olf one arm with a ax. lie entire! severed it from the body and then tried to cut off a leg in like manner but did not succeed. He had been in poor health and became discouraged He is in a pitiable, condition at tl home of his father.

Knocked l!Ss Out.

MI .NCII:, Ind., Oct. 'J'.I.- F-undiiy oven ing the 0-year-old hon of Thomas Tuttie met a horrible death by a we •side eiccliic street ear. lie, with several boys, were playing alongside the car, and he jumped on to tahe a ride The car was goin at a lively rate, and when he jumped off his head .struck ruck, dashing out his brains.

A Narrow ICrft-rt).

HAKT CIIK-AOO, lnd., Oct. i. A ear on the Hammond,Whiting iV Hast Chicago electric street railroad was struck by an engine on the Calumet, Terminal .Sunday afternoon south of Whiting The entire Iront of the: c:r was knocked till*. The car was crowded w-ith people, but 110 (die was injured.

I*• llnuMi-K Hum.

IiA1'oKTK, lnd., Oct. til).—Six large ice houses belonging to the Northern Lake Ice company of l/Ouisville, Ivy located near this city, were completely destroyed by lire at 1 o'clock Saturday mornintr. They were only partially filled with ice. The loss is i-VJOU, partially insured.

HighivayiiH'u at Work.

I.KIIANON, Ind.. Oct. i'J. In this city late Saturday night Dennis O'Knurke was attacked by highwaymen and robbed of SIMM, money received from the sale of some hogs.

Took t»Uon.

l-'liAXhFOKT, Ind., Oct. -J'.i. Alice Iirandon committed suicide here Sunilay by taking |»oison.

Struck by a Tr«in.

SOUTH UKNU, Ind., Oct. ai.—Mai bias Andrews, of this city, who was struck by a train, died at I'lyinoiilh.

Also in

and Jackets

I/Olt SAI.lv -We h: and sevcal othc

/•on kkn

I 1

IOthe—Hot

REMOVE TIIE COlt.N WITIlol'T IX.U'RY. For sale by your druggist.

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

Advertisements are received under this head

:it the rate of TWO CENTS lne for each inser

tion, either Daily or Weekly. No advertise

ment received for less than 10 cents.

Count a* line for each seven words or fi ac

tion thereof, taking each figure or woup of

Initials as one wo'd.

Owlnir to the small amounts involved -vve shall e.\poet c«.W, IM n(rontr with all parties

A"ho have no book accounts with us. ...

Mate Help.

A N I a *Y thefrrocery tmde. Kiealy employment, xperlenee unnecessary. $T" monthly salary iind expenses or com. 1 otler sat lstueto»"y address at once with particulars concerning: vourselt'. U. S. ('hemic il Works, Chicago. 10-IU

\\TANTKD—A trirl to do house work. Anply to Dr. Hareus, i'.OT rfouth Washington at.

A NTKD—Salesmen

lur^e caste

Journal.

\VTANTED~ Salesman: permanent place.

Sales mt

A NTKD—A girl to do general housework at !K)0 B. JeU'erson St- 5Mtf

ANTKD— A i:o ul uirl IV.r general housework in small family. Apply at 2'2C WaOiintrton St. !-H

rott Yii-tf.

v\I.K

T" 0 choice e:e cheap l:«juirv of .J

the cliv

-••a farm of 120 acres lieees of prnperrv for f*Cl)TT vV -Trims.

SAl.K-Tt.isldV^c'

OK SALi:—A eee ol proj.MM'iy mus! lie sohl In t-h'* iM'Xt te:ida\s. Lnipri of Krarik Hurley over Put National Hank, lo-lltf

resideuce a.'id one

:h d*:siral.* prij!-ities In lipiirnnt iav o»!Ur! of .111

SAbK-O

I oituge. OiMWlordsvltlo. Mill?..'

for Hhle. j^OIt KI2NT—Kive room house, V*.

J^OK KENT-A !J

1?(»It

FUR CAPES

The Handsomes Line In the city, at

THE TRADE PALACE*

a Ar.

I^:)U without, t:d.

nT ween 7:15 east Market street and ^j 'J'rustee's olllee a memornmlnin book of no account to any one but tho owner 1'ie ise return to .lames Hamilton. *Jt

PtS.-iyClAL.

MONKV

to loan on farms and improved city property at 0 and 7 per cent No delay. "7tf SCOTT Snutus.

$•

f^ A A tollo.OO per day at homo selling Llirhtning IMalcr and plating jewelry, watches, tabieware, etc. hvery house lias goods needing plating. No experience no capital no talkinu-. Some avents are makinv t'Z.) a day. Permanent, position. Address II. K. Dclno Ac Co.,Columbus, Ohio.

rOAVy—Ifi

furni?hel mom wi or 7u,.-.C:ouih Jucn htn.et. io-:j if

A weli fUr-iisiic-d Iron', room. street. lO-JtJ

7*0K HKST—Nine rKnn ho

sums ol $ 100 and over, and on

favorable terms. ('. W. llurton, over VanCainp'sshoe stire. 11

The Daily Market

Cor. College and Water Sts.

Groceries and Meits, Jersey Sweet PO1:I!OCF, Cranberries, Celerj

OYSTERS

Crackers, Cakes anil Largest Loaf of Bread in ilie Citv for 5 Cents.

R. E ATKINSON.

^^5

u.hi

LOSTl

IOST—

lauly's bhurk cape trlmme.l in eatlu ribbon- Keil lr(»m carriagx Saturday alter noon. Please leave at Smith «Sr Steele's drugstore and get reward. 10-31.

Water, also a .ta llant Home base burner 10-m The Hecord of this (treat, Hlg lJnoiu iled spectacle. i. Hulot »-24tf

room house corner of

Franklin and John street. W. L\ OrlHUh. 0-^8 tf

HKNT- A house of seven rooms, summer kitchen, woof!-h«iuse and cellar, cistern water brought into summer kitchen and sink house sit aated on corner of College and Hocum streets: everything In grvod repair. Inlutteof Mr. Keuben Smith, CiOl east ('ollege street. !-U-tf

Fall and Winter Cloaks, Capes We have a Grand Line at rock-

bottom prices. Come and see us for your

Winter Wraps

Respectfully

McClure & Graham.

DEVIL ON CORNS

It stops their further growth, removes all pain, no trouble to use and makes walking easy. Ilon't suffer with these painful excrescences, but remove them with DEVI ON CORNS. EASILY AI'I'I.IHD SURE TO RELIEVE: WILL

AT MUSIC

HALL

Saturday, November

Chas. H. Yale's Newest

Devil's Auction.

The manager of

j.t.es of Indiana, and Ohio for a a nninufacturtnir concern Is now Only men of

In tho eit to secure salesmen- Only men of orate Display,

10 Years Before Hie American People 10 Years of Faithfully-Kept Promises

Do you or any sensible person want, more to convince vou that, this Is tho Hcst Spectacular traveling.

Prices: 35.50,75 and $1. SeaU

THE LEADERS AND TEACHERS OF SPECTACLE.

DAZZLING WEALTH

^splendent MaprnHlccnco—tho Acme of Spectacle—'Tlw Perfection of Klah-

E I S O I E A E S

Tu01-on*

alary lroui start, r.rown I-Tos.

Surserynien. Chicago. III.

?Co.,

-4 weed

I'entitle Help.

AVTANTRD—1Two good waist hands and one *V apprentice girl, (.'alt ut HI east Main! K»-:U

The Best Dramatic Talent. The Cleverest Acrobats, The Pick of Pantomimists, The Newest Specialties.

More Uallets and Novelties and better Ones

thau any of tho Attractions Seeking1 Compete for Public Favor.

«H AS H.YALE'S NEWEST

Keady Thursday.

A NOTABLE

New Book.

Hon. Richard W. Thompson's

Personal Recollections From Washington To Lincoln.

Only By Subscription.

TIN: Journal Co. has Control of Montgomery county. Orders may be left at

The Journal Office

Tort all kinds of printing see .. .. TIIK JOUKNAI.CO., 1'IIINTHIIH

AND NOT UNTIL

DEVI Lis AUCTION,

THE BOOUVAI^D"

SEE

THE CHEAT FIVE POINTS,' ON THE HI ALTO, THE It A XV E OF l.A \TEK\S And Don't. Miss the Prize Winners* the

Dancing Wonders.

THUVK Vou can see the greatest Scenic 11111A ll iuvestlturc of the Most Perfect Spectaeu «r Attraction before the public, (it-cat in the Strongest. Sense and Meaning of the Word. 1J wse and secure your seats early. Vou know people always have to stand when this lUgr At.t rue'ion comes to this city.

DEVILS AUCTION.

U^-

I! !Ml'

•f«300LEVARD.

THE YARYAN

Green House

Is making

a specialty of two things this Fall.

1st—Cut Flowers

Tn great variety and abundance and the Prices are Low.

2d—Chrysanthemums.

Of all kinds, both growing plants.

cut and the

Leave orders with Cotton & Rife or at the house on south (Jreen street. Orders by mail or telegraph receive prompt attention. Address Vary an Green House, Crawfordsville, Ind.

W. K.WALLACE

Agent for the Connecticut Hire Insurance Co., ol Hurt-ford, American Hire Insurance Co., of New York, Glrard Fire Insuranco Company, of Philadelphia, i/ondon Assurauce Corp ration, of Iiondon, Grand Itaplds Fire Insurance Co., of Michigan. Oflice in Joel Block with It. E. Bryant,

South Wash. St. Crawfordsville.