Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 November 1894 — Page 4
Cash is KingJ
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
And Novelties in Jewelry.
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SO7 East Main Street.
Dr. H. E. Greene,
Practice Limited to Diseases o( tbe
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
OrriCE Hocw9 to 12 a, m. 2 to 4 p. m.
Joel Block, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
They're After Them
How nice to sit and think and fish. And fish and think and stew. And sit and think aud fish aud wish
That you could ouy a SHOE
A
perfect-fitting as those handled at
KELLYS
124 E. Main St.
They are elegant and the bar gains are immense.
Diamonds for 35 cents. See them.
Decker Bros-
PIANOS.
The sweetest toned piano on the market. Read what »ome of its friends have to say about it: 7Y IHioin II Mmj V"nccni:
I bought a Decker Brothers piano from Mr. George l'\ Hughes in lb'.'O. It has given perfect satisfaction. 1 have no fault to find with it. I think it a Sri'EKiou instrument. In quality of tone it cannot be excelled. After four years' trial we will say that if we should buy another piano we would select the Decker.
Respectfully .Submitted. W. SWIT7.HH.
Brazil. Ind July 19. 'f t.
Pianos For Rent. Organs For Rent.
D. II. BALDWIN' & CO.
GEO. F. HUGHES, [ocal
Manager, l.'il South Washington Street. Crawfordsvillr. Ind.
MUSIC HALL.
FRIDAY, NOV. 16.
Pilou Alfriends Romantic Wiir bra mi.
Across the Potomac
Entirely Rewritten, Kevised and now Greater than ever before. With It* Wealth of Spec* lal Fcenerv, Mechanical and Electrical
Effects. Realistic Living Pictures of the Late War. 100 People on the Stage. Superb Company,
Including Arthur 8prague. Frank Waleott, Edgar Foreman, John H. Mack, Maud Durand, Anna Mortland, Julia
West, Kate Medlugfr.
Prices. 35. 50 and 75 Cents.
THEO. McMECHAM, DENTIST,
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THTKSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1894.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
Concerns Everything and Everybody and i*i Therefore, of Interest to All of Us.
Hutter Cups at Wampler's. I.. Jiischof is in Cincinnati. 1J. C. Ross was in Indianapolis today.
Wilbur Cooler went to Andersou to-day. —M. H. liiuford was iu Indianapolis to-day. —C. X. Williams went to Putnam county to-day. —J. K. 1'. Thompson went to Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs. A. D. Sumner, of Hillsboro, spent the day in the city. —To-night is Eastern Star night at the chrysanthemum show. Go. —Music Ilall orchestra at the ehrys antehtnum show to-night. Go sure. —Miss Alice Russell, of Waveland, is visiting at the home of P. S. Kennedy. —C. J. Head and family and Rev. Simmons have moved to Indianapolis. •Mrs. C. Wvnn entertained a number of her lady friends this afternoon. —Music Hall orchestra will play Thursday niglit at the chrysanthemum
—,lohn Rice, jr., is able to be out again after a siege from poisoned hauds. —-Judge Hauser and son. Willard, of Chicago, are the guests of Mrs. Deboruh Hauser. —The largest crowd of the week is expected at the chrysanthemum show to-night. —Mrs. Alex Meharry and Miss Smith her niece, are the guests of Mrs. I.. C. A inbrose. —Mrs. Harry Hughes lias returned to Danville after a visit with Mrs. C. A. llarlan. —A. S. Holbrook is rapidly improving and hopes are now entertained of his recovery. —Miss Klora Schultz will entertain a large number of her friends on Friday evening. —Mrs. Wilkins and children have re turned to Robinson. 111., after a visit with II. F. King. —See the groupings of the women of the Bible to-nigh* at the chrysanthemum show. —Mrs. W. H. Dibble, of Centralia, is spending a few days visiting Mrs. Moore on east Main street. —Mrs. W. E. Nieliolsou has returned from Indianapolis, where she spent a week with her daughter. Mrs. T. Li. Eastman. —See Ruth and Naomi as rendered in costume by the young ladies of the
Eastern Star at the chrysanthemum show to-night. —Dumont Kennedy will file his bond as 1'rosecutor next Saturday and be ready to assume the duties of that office on Monday. —.1. P. Grimes and .las. Uannister are at Lebanon to attend the trial o. the Frankfort burglars, who were arrested here three weeks ago. —G. W. I'aul has bought D. F. McClure's residence on south Water street aud will move in the first of next week.
Mr. MeClure bought the Yeagley property and is now moving. —Abe Watson and wife and daughter. Miss Ma}' Watson, will soon remove to this city from Calfornia. Mr. Watson will sell cresting for ....his brother, .James Ii. Watson. —Col. Liargett, the tramp printer, has just been arrested at Kokomo for being drunk. lie is 7'J -years old but r-till keeps on the move, and it is about time that he comes here again. —The ladies of the third section of the M. K. church will serve a supper of chicken and dressing, ham, salad' cake, coit'ee and home made bread for 15 cents to-night at the chrysanthemum show. —About forty of the friends of Miss Minnie Kepler tendered her a pleasant surprise party last evening at the home of her father, Geo. H. Kepler, in North Crawfordsville. The affair was in honor of the young lady's 18th birthday and proved very enjoyable.
Alf Lookabill & Co. is the name of a new real estate firm in this city which lias its ollice in the law office of Hritton Moffett. If you have anything to sell place it in its hands. If want to buy consult with either member of the firm.
Elders Skelton and TTurst will preach at the Primitive Baptist church here on Monday. Nov. lit. at 10:30 a in. and in the evening. At I'isgah church Tuesday at 1! a. m. and at niffht. and will go from there to ltethel church at Waynetown. --Indianapolis Juiirniil: Mrs. Albert Maker entertained a few friends at luncheon yesterday, for her mother. Mrs. Campbell, of Crawfordsville, who is making her a visit Mrs. T. W. Kennedy is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Lane, at Crawfordsville. —There promises to be a large attendance at Music Hall to-morrow night to hear '.the great war drama, "Across the Potomac." It has just finished a long run at Chicago and is filling in a week of one night stands on the way to Cincinnati. Mr. Towns ley thinks we are fortunate in getting the attraction.
ltrakcman's Hand Crnnlied. At noon to-day John Shook, a Big Four brakeman, had his hand crushed while making a coupling near the freight office. Up to 2 o'clock his friends were unable to secure the services of a physician. He will lose two fingers and a thumb. This is peculiarly unfortunate because he already has lost nearly all the fingers on his other hand.
The Clirj'sautheiuum Show. The entertainment at the chrysanthemum show last night, was given by the ladies of the Christian church, and was a very enjoyable affair. It consisted of songs, recitations and declamations, and a pantomime by Misses Blanche Ilardeeand Mabel Swan. Miss Fbia Wilhite gave a violin solo, and Minnie Scott, and Helen Scott and Lee Booe sang songs. Miss Hardee and Miss Swan also had recitations. It was a very pleasant feature of the ehryanthemum exhibition. This evening the ladies of the Eastern Star will have an eutertainment.
NOTKH.
Dinners and suppers are furnished for IS cents each. A musical programme will be given on Saturday-night. BMayor Bandel's cake will be on exhibition this evening.
The "guessing" booth has such attractions that a person is drawn through several times in his rounds.
The chrysanthemums are a beautiful sight, and it is worth the price of admission just to get a glimpse of these collections.
The first annual exhibition has proven to be a success, and it will serve to awaken an interest concerning this flower among our people.
Sunday School Coftvention.
The second quarterly convention of the Montgomery County Sunday School Union will be held at Alamo, lnd., Friday, Nov. 23. lS'.M.. The following is the programme:
MOUSING SKSSION.
0:30—Devotional Exercises...Kev. N. C. McCay 0:45—"HowShall WeSecuroaud ltetaiu Our Older Church Members In
Sunday School?" T. 11. Trotter 10:10—Discussion. 10:30—"The Sunday School Filly yours
Hence" W. M. Wh.te 11:00—"The Teacher" Rev. L. E. urray 12:00—Adjournment for a in tier. 'V:
AHTKKNOON SPSSION.
1:30—I'ralse Service Kev. Ilrown 1:46—"Why This Convention?". ..W.N. Russel! 2:15—Discussion. 2:30-"Duty of Parents to the Sunday-
School" Miss I.ou M. Browu 2:f0—"Geography In the Sundp.y School .........M. W. Baker 3:10—Discussion. 3:30—Question box. 8:45—Miscellaneous Business 4:00—Adjournment.
Every Sunday school in Montgomery county is expected to send at least one delegate. Please read this programme before the Sunday school and announce in church. 'Hfty
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CHAS. W. Ross, Pres.' -v
MAYK VAXCI.KAVK. See.
liusiuess Houses to ('lose.
We, the undersigned dry goods and millinery dealers of Crawfordsville, desiring to show our appreciation of a benign providence for the good things of the past year, besides observing our national holidays, agree to close our respective stores from 6 p. ru. Wednesday, Nov. 2S. till Friday morning, Nov.
Louis BISCHOK, ABK LEVISSIIX, MKS. L. CKICSSE, .JOHNSON" CI.OKE. MVKRS A CHARM. MCCLUHE .v GHAUA.M. MRS. M. I.. WINGKUI. MKS.'J. A. HAKI.AN, THE COLUMBIA, MLTS. M. F. WlIKKl.KR."
In the City.
Hon. E. V. Brookshire. who has been resting since the election down in the country at his father's and his wife's father's, returned to the city today. He called at THE JoritXAi. to see the oflicial vote of the district and State. He took his defeat good naturedly and remarked that he entertained no ill feeling against a single individual, and that he had no friends to reward nor enemies to punish. Mr. Brookshire is on the joint committee of the House and Senate to investigate the Ford theater disaster and will leave for Washington next Tuesday to meet the committee prior to the meeting of Congress in December. S.i
A Threatened Lynching.
Lebanon has had a narrow escape from a lynching. On Monday night Jake Shaffer was brought down from Thorntown and put in jail, charged with shooting Tom Taylor. The next day Jos. Conrad was placed in jail for killing John Mare/, at Zionsville. At the latter place the feeling was so in tense that a mob was formed to go to Lebanon and lynch Conrad, and they did not .seem to care if Shaffer would get a dose also. The Lebanon sheriff got word of the mob. and he hustled the two men overland to Frankfort, where they are now in jail. Thus the purposes of the mob were frustrated.
i'nion Township JiiHtlceH.
S. A. Stilwell and C. M. Scott have received their commissions as Justices of the Peace, aud having filed their bonds are in possession of their offices. Mr. Brown, of New Market, lias not received his commission yet, but so soon as he does, and he files bond, he will succeed J. G. 'Overton. M. Muck has not received his commission as yet, but he will qualify at once, and be ready to succeed Justice Cliumasero a year from next April.
Occupying the Home.
The effects of the Orphans' Home are being removed to the new edifice, in Longview. The building has been completed since Sept. 7, but it could not be occupied on account of a lack of water. There is some grading to do in the yard, and everything will be in good shape.
Canvassed the Vote.
Sheriff Davis has returned from Greencastle, where the Sheriffs of Montgomery. Putnam and Clay canvassed the vote on Joint Representative. The total vote was20,210. Moore, Republican, received 0,899: Williamson, Democrat, and Marlow, Populist, 1,042.
The plurality of Moore was
COO.
THE Social Dancing Club will give a grand ball Wednesday evening, Nov. 28. Admission 50 cents. 11-17
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KILLED BY A FALLING TREE.
Fwil Home Met Death lu tbe Wootli In JHorrlble Manner.
Fred House, who resides on north Green street, was killed this morning by being struck on the head by a falling tree. About 11 o'clock county Coroner Barcus received word concerning the death of Mr. House aud_he, accompanied by C. M. Scott, went down to hold au inquest. lt was learned that House and his son with several other men were euttiag wood upon the farm of James Thompson, three miles below Yountsville. Mr. House was cutting down a tree that stood some distance from where the others were working, aud no special notice was paid to him. After the tree had been down some fifteen minutes, his son came along and was horrified to see his father lying on the ground dead. The tree in sailing-had struck another tree, which was [also brought down and which struck Mr. House on the top of his head, a little to the back. His skull was crushed into hundreds of pieces aud death must have been instantan eous. After the Coroner had concluded his examination, the body was brought to the undertaking rooms of MeClure & Scott and prepared for burial. The deceased leaves a wife and several children, the youngest a babe.
The Charity Organization.
The Charity Organization Society has engaged the same room it occupied last year in the Y. M. C. A. building aud will be ready for business as soon as there is any necessity, with Frank Abraham as Secretary, lt is the intention of those in authority not to furnish money, victuals or clothing this year to able bodied men. Instead they will be furnished with work. Plans looking to this end are on foot now so that any strong man who is taking life easy, with the expectation of being carried through the winter on charity, might as well brace up right now and get used to work.
liasket Ball.
The basket ball game for this evening has been postponed until next Tuesday evening, in order not to conllict with the chrysanthemum show. It will bg the first game of the season and should be well attended.
WAHASH COLLKGK LIFE.
Buchanan will not play any more un till the Butler game. Let every fellow who can, come to the Y. M. C. A. meeting to-night.
Ashman is sick and was unable to accompany the team this morning. Wabash will pit a rather demoralized team against the Light Artillery on Saturday.
Prof. Chamberlain will lead the M. C. A. meeting to-night. Subject Christian Work."
On Saturday night at the chrvsan themum show Harry Pontious will sell to the highest bidder "Fred Bandel's cake." This will be the chance of a life time to make a wise purchase.
Bloomington World: The I. U. foot ball team forfeited the game with Purdue which was to have been played here. Purdue has offered them their expenses and and a small per cent, of the gate receipts to play an exhibition game at Lafayette, but the teamwill probably not accept.
STORM INCREASES.
Violence of the Element, in the Clianne anl Throughout England. LONDON, Nov. 15.—The storm con tinues in the channel and throughout England. A Norwegian ship has been driven ashore near Dover, lier captain and several members of her crew were drowned while trying to land in one of the ship's boats. The remainder of the men were rescued by means of the rock' et apparatus, in the presence of thou' sands of excited spectators. The riv ers Avon and Sour have overflowed, and in Devonshire many of the inhab itants have sought refuge on the housetops. A large number of cattle and sheep have been drowned and traffic in the valley has been suspend cd. The river Thames has risen feet at Richmond. All cross-channel traffic has been stopped to and from Folleston. At Bournemouth thousand of tons of cliff have been washed into the sea.
PARIS, NOV. 1ft.—This city has been visited by a terrific storm. Many people have been killed. Numerous roofs have been blown off and the telegraph lines were broken down. The provinces were flooded.
To Fin Ills Father's Place.
Si'Ui.NOKIF.t.li. III., Nov. Iff.— Gov. Altgeld has appointed Elijah P. Ramsay state treasurer to All the unexpired term of his father, the late state treasurer, Rut'us X. Ramsay. His term will expire January 10. Mr. Ramsay only 23 years of age, but has had busiess experience in connection with his father's bank and the chief clerkslup iu tlie state treasury.
I-'atal I x[ijws pf Powder. Sixr, S .NG, N. Y., Nov. 15.—A quan tity of gunpowder exploded in the sporting-goods store of Abraham Jon Wednesday. One man was killed and several badly hurt. The building wa gutted by fire. Loss. 810,00 I.
Accidentally Shot HI. Friend*. ELKHART, Ind., Nov. 15. While hunting at Millorsburg, in this countv Charles Swartz accidentally shot and wounded Louis and Julius Messner The injuries of Louis Messner will cause his death.
Flames at Decatur.
DECATUR, Ind., Nov. 15. -Firo of un known origin burned the David O. Herman clothing store, which occupied a building owned by James Stone. Loss on stock J7.000 on building, 8-J.O00: partially insured,
FsUllj Burned.
FORT WAVNB, Ind., Nov. 15.—Wesley V. Crow started to light the natural gas in the kitchen stove when terrific explosion followed and Crow and his wife were fatally burned.
THE only way to cure catarrh is to purify the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and tones up the whole system.
itively save you money in your
CURRENT EVENTS.
William I'ence. of Fletcher, O., was killed by a falling tree. Iloy cholera is raffiny in the vicinity of AVasco. Kane conntv. 111., and hundreds of animals are dyinjj.
Gen. Cussius M. Clay has his homa under guard to prevent the kidnaping of his bride by his children.
A passenger elevator in a Xorwalk (O.) store fell four stories, and three of its occupants were injured.
Lawyer Walter D. Allen, of Philadelphia, pleaded guilty to embezzling $34,000 belonging to his clients.
Sir Thomas Matthew Charles 8ymonds, C:. C. B., admiral-of the British fleet, died iu London, aged bW years.
The president denies that there has been a disagreement of any sort between himself and Secretary Carlisle.
Emanual Otto, a wealthy farmer living near Morton, Minn., was killed by robbers, who rifled his money chest
Japan wishes delinite proposals from China for a settlement of the war before accepting the offer of mediation.
Twenty negroes left New York for Liberia, the advance guard of an army of 4,000 awaiting means of deportation.
The schooner John Shaw foundered in Lake Huron. J'«T crew, after sev« eral hours" exposure, was picked up by a steamer.
Dr. John M. Byron, of Xew York, contracted consumption by inhaling tuberculosis bacteria while conducting experiments.
Henry Hinder, a retired business man of Ann Arbor. Mich., was burned to death ir. his barn by the explosion of a lantern.
The congressional committee appointed to investigate Judge A. J. Kicks will assemble in Cleveland, ()., November 26.
The cotton growers' conventional Montgomery, Ala., organized a nation* al association for the protection oi their interests.
Vergie C. McDermott, of Washington, who was bitten bv a dog nine weeks ago, died with all the symptom? of lu'drophobia.
Suit for $100,000 has been begun against Herman Aich, a New York importer, who is alleged to have nn dervalued goo,Is.
Fearing lynching. Col. Co it, whose regiment protected the negro Dolby at Washington Court House, O., has refused to appear before the coroner's jury to testify.
The World's Columbian exposition has petitioned the United .States court at Milwaukee to direct the Northeru Pacific receivers to pay $10,777 alleged to be due the exposition.
The term of Elmer W. Kowen, Detroit, brigadier general of the Mich* igan state troops, expired Wednesday b3* limitation, and Charles K. Ilawley, colonel of the Third infantry of Bay City, succeds hiin
LIVES WERF" LOS T.
Clght IVrmmn Known to Have Porlt»hel Iu Soul h«rn I'ort'sf lr«n. MKMPIMH, Tenn., Nov. 16. —Reports from the forest fire districts in thi® vicinity show that while the loss to property is not great, considering the extent of territory covered, the losa of life exceeds expectations. Within 1FT miles of Memphis three lives hn/e been lost by tiro In the past two days, and there are rumors of a fearful burning in Arkansas, where five live* were lost. The remains of five human beings were found, the flesh and clothing all burned off, in the St. Francis bottom, all within a quarter of a mile of each other. There aro feurs that they are the remains of a party of hunters from Texas that went into that country last week, but thero is nothing to support this except tha number of bodies, The faxalities in this county were peculiarly distress* ing. Fanny Woods, an aged negress, had her dress ignited as 6he fled from the burning house and she ran sur« rounded by tho flames till she fell dead. Pitt Koy, a 9-year-old boy, ran into his father's house, which win afire, to save some property. The house collapsed, he was pinned in and burned to death before many specta* tors. The name of the third victim ia not ascertainable.
EVKRYTHIN'G in the millinery line reduced as we have an immense stock and it must be closed out.
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
Fur Capes, Muffs and Boas,
Children Wraps of all descriptions. A large assortment just received, and will be sold at Rock Bottom Prices. We mean what
we say. We have the best stock of
Winter Wraps
In Crawfordsville and will sell them at prices under any com
petitor. In Millinery and Dress Goods the Trade Palace is headquarters. New things in these lines arriving daily. We will pos
Dry Goods, Millinery, Cloaks. Carpets
Etc., if you will come to the Old Reliable Trade Palace.
MeClure & Graham.
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WrANTED—A boy to work at Nicholson's tt gallery. 31-17
WANTED—Salesmen.
The manager of
the States of Indiana and Oblo for a (urge eastern manufacturing ooncero is now In the city to secure salesmen- Ouly men of good ability, (rood character and correct habits are wanted, experience not absolutely necessary Heplv must state age, experience, goods haudled and reference. Address "C," Journal.
WANTED—Anman.overcoat,?t
T\7 ANTED—A girl to do housework. For particulars inquire at 409 East Wabash Avenue. 11-5
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private family. Inqiure at 713 east Market st. 11*10
Apply quit kly. P. O. Box 5U08, Boston, Miss. eod t-f.
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SALE—Two choice lots east part of the city, cheap Inquire of John L. ghrum. 7-18-tf
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8ALE—Cheap, J1 piano. llquireatoOS south Water street. 14-24
7^0K SALE—For cash, or monthly installment plan, a nice six room cottave with veranda ail around tho front, 810 Mllhgan street. Also, a four room cottage ou Mlltlgan street. Also a lot of first-class furniture. 11-19
7*011 SALE—A $500 piece ot property must be sold In the next ten days. Inquire of Frank Hurley over Flrt National Bank. 10-lltf
FOR
SALE—One large resldenoe and one rottage. Both desirable properties in Crawfordsville. Inquire at law office of J.J. Mills. 12-21U
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the street between Qreen and North streets. Finder please leave at Geo. Long's grocery, 11 tt Market street, and recolve reward. it
OST—Brown kid glove for right hand. eave at this office. 11-0
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KENfT—House on Walnut street betweeu Wabash aveuueand,Pike street. 11-10 D, N. MOHGAN.
L^OR RENT—A houstf of five rooms on south -F Washington street. Inquireof Dr.Hutchlugs. 11-19
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RENT—Nino room house, 313 pouth Water, also a Raolant Home base burner for sale. 10-4tf
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RENT—Nicely furnished and heated ro ms. 11-24 Da. DUNCAN.
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RENT—A house of seven rooms, sum mer kitchen, wood-house and cellar, cistern water brought into summer kitchen and sink houso sitaated on corner of College and Hocum streets everything In good repair. Inquire of Mr. Reuben Smith, 504 east College
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to loan on farms and Improved city property at 0 and 7 per cent No delay. 10-27tf SCOTT & STUBUS.
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JOAVS—In
Bums of $100 and over, and on
favorable terms. C. W. Burton, over VanCamp'sshoe store. 11-22
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