Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 November 1894 — Page 4

Cash is King.

And it is the only way 1 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

5eth Thomas Clocks

And Novelties in Jewelry.

HO7 Last JUatn Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throit.

OrnrK HOCKS— 9 to 12 a, m. to 4 p.

Joel Block. Crowturdsvllie, tnuian a.

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After Them

I low uiee to sit aud think and thh. And ft*h and think and stew. And f*11 and think and flsh and wish

That you could nuy a SFIOK

As perfect-fitting as ihise handied at.

KELLY'S

124 E. Main St.

They are elegant and the bargams are immense.

Diamonds for 35 ten's. See them,

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CheapOrgans

We are olTering the following Organs at greatly reduced prices Must sell them to make room for our Holiday stock:

1 Taylor .St Farley 1 Pelobet A: I'eltorii-V .". ./ 1 New England.. .Vr/v. 1 Princess /.-, I Queen I Hamilton (shop worn).'

.SI 5'00 i0 00 3 0 0 0 3r. ot. 35 00 ".5 00

The above prices include stool and book. (Sold on easy payments.) (.' aud see them.

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THE DAILY JOURNAL.

I ESTAULISUKD IN lf'ST.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMRER 3i. 1894.

GhNKRAL GOSSIP.

It CoiMfTim Everything and Kv^rybwly ititil [», Theretore, of Intercut to AII of r*.

Stover is up from Ladoga.

Cluirloy Waterbnrv is in Lafayette. —11 T. Uuckett was in Indianapolis i-ihiy —Col. I. l\ KUton was in Indianapolis to-day. —John M. Schult/. was in Indianapolis to-day.

Mrs. I. A. Detchon was in Indianapolis to-day. —Mrs Kd Hrower is visitincr relatives in iireeneatle. —S. IV Kurkholder went to Chicago

this afternoon. Dr. Knsnnnjrer went to Indianapolis this morning*. —Treasurer John llutton... was in, Indianapolis to-day. liev. J. \Y. lireene went to ICoko?no this afternoon. —(). Irwin, of (IreeniieUl. was in the 'dty last evening. —t»en. M. D. Matison went to Indianapolis tlis morniu**. —Judge Hurley was in Indianapolis to-day on legal business. —Mrs. D. J. Woodward has returned from a visit at Jamestown. —John Me

'uUou.jh

has been granted

a patent on a straw stacker. —Mrs. Joshua MeKinsey returned from (ireencastle this afternoon.

Wiley Cook and wife, of Oswep-o. Kan., are the guests of J.C. Wicker and wife.

S. A. It. Heaeh lias rone to Indianapolis to. serve .on the Federal rami jury.

Harmon Marsh is shipping a earl'iad of oranges a week from his Florida plantation. —Father lbnnen came down from Lafayette this afternoon and will return this evening.

Walter Viekett aud wife went, to Kokomo to day to attend the wedding of Mis^ tirace Nixon. —To-day Mrs. Charles Bernard was ruthlessly elapped into jail charged with concealing stolen goods. —A. 15. Anderson. Mayor Handel and Win, Sanders went to Indianapolis t«-day to attend the suit of the Carson e-tate. —Get the ten books of Frank Leslie's Illustrated War Series at Tin JofitX.vi. office for fifty cents—half the original price. —Miss Lucy Talbot is spending the winter in New York City studying voice culture under F. II. Ttibbs. a very eminent teacher, —The people of Crawfordsvillc liavc long been crying for good thews. One will be at Music Hall to-morrow night and it.should be patronized.

A Hobbs. the fruit specialist, has roceived his first consignment of oranges from the Harrie Fontious grove in Florida. They are sweet aud uiev. —There will be a meeting to-night at 7 o'clock of Montgomery Lodge. No. ,V. F. and A. M.. for work.A, full attendance is requested,

Jr.KK WksT. W. M.

—Joseph Jackson and wife left this afternoon for their 'home in Cawker Kansas after-a "visit with Ira Powers. Miss Mary Powers accompanied them and will spend the winter in Kansas. —The commissioners yesterday trranted the election bill. The Sheriffs were allowed for four days and the inspectors for five. The board held no session to-day but will meet again tomorrow. —The foot ball game Saturday between the Crawfordsville high school ti'iini and the lireencastle team is expected to be a very interesting game.

There will be ({iiite a delegation with ie (Ireeneastle team. S. A. Stilwell officiated this.morning at his iir^t marriage uniting in matrimony Isaac L. Howen. of Bower"-, and Mary Ci .Hooher, of Darlington. Mr. Stilwell officiated with the elegance and grace of a veteran in the msiness and gave the young couple a blessing that will set them up in lift —The Kayless picnic wagons will run to Alamo on next Friday'to the county Sunday school convention. Twentv-tive cents for the round trip. All persons interested in Sunday school work are urged to attend. Meet at your own Snndav school at 7:15 and the waiswill call for you.

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InfrliiKt'iucni of lYIcitliont* ritlonU. The Western Kli'Ctric (.'oni] '.nv bopati three suit,-- in the United States circuit court yesterday iiyaiust the Harrison International Telephone Company. One of the suits is liasetl on the patent of Thomas A. Watsou on a telephone call signal anil also on polarized armatures fur electric bells. The complaint claims that the Watsou patents were assigned to it by the American Hell Telephone Company. The other two suits are based on the alleged infringement of patents owned by the complainant on hinges for telephone boxes and magneto-electric generators for telephone call signals. The court is asked to enjoin the defendant company from manufacturing any instruments containing the appliances in question.—ChU-a\ii' llcmlil. iVor. «, ly.'-t.

The Itlrtlidny PHrty.

The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of Center church held a very successful birthday parly last evening. Kight hundred invitations were put out and about half of them were accepted. Kueh guest was requested to put in the little sack enclosed ill the invitation as many pennies as he is years old. The receipts were i|tiite large and delicious refreshments were served. The musical programme was much appreciated aud socially the affair was a great success.

WliolrsHle Fluli S1huk1»1«M'.

Capt. II. 11. Talbot was around

among his friends to-day distributing tish. lie yesterday took out of .Sugar Creek r." pounds of bass and black suckers. The Captain alleges that he accomplished this pleasant feat single handed and with one line. We feel some degree of sympathy with the Hible student who went clear back in his belief of the miracles because so many of, the witnesses were fisher men.

A N'ahty '»(»«.

Win. liardmau was placed in jail this afternoon on a very serious charge, lie seized .i six-jear-old girl named Minnie KulVner oil Spring street and dragged tlie poor child through the alley to a place back of Insley's barn. The men working in Pursel's shop discovered the brute and rushing out siezed him. releasing his victim, llardnanWas placed in jail by Otlicer Hannister.

Tin? Scrubber*' I'nion Itanqiii't. The Scrubbers* Fuion held its second annual possum supper last evening at Harnhill. Hornadav & Pickett's store. Two elegant large possums graced the board together with all the appropriate and toothsome side dishes. It was a feast fit for the gods and the toasts responded to by Andy Jones and K. I». Smith were pleas which

touched the soul.

Kxcitint (•aiuc.

There was an exciting game of basket ball played at the V. M. A. armory last evening between the teams captained by Cliff Voris aud Charley Whittington. Voris' team won by a score of 50 to 27. The first game of the league series will be played here next Thursday evening between the teams of Crawfordsville and Indianapolis.

»r J'lrturrn.

Ten books of elegant war pictures can be had at THK JOUIXAI. office for ."0 cents—a price to be equaled no where else in the country. The views are those of Frank Leslie Weekly taken at the time of the war. Everybody should have them.

I*o\ Drivn rropoHrd.

A number of enthusiastic sportsuu about town are arranging for a fox drive in the near future. The territory has not yet been decided upon but good sport is guaranteed in all directions. Foxes are unusually numerous this year.

WAIiASH COIXKtiK I-1FK."

'Dr. Tuttle is in Indianapolis. It is reported that only one man in college dves his mustache.

The Lafayette ConnYr announces that Purdue will shake the Indiana foot ball league and join one composed of Wisconsin, Minnesota. Ann Arbor. U. of III. and Iowa. Purdue will be dangerously near the tail:.-• iu this coterie of swift pushers.

Purdue Jmimal: The cars used by the Purdue University foot ball club in their trip to Champaign. 111., passed through this city this morning on their way to the repair shops at Toledo Perhaps never was a car used in worse manner. A number of the seats were broken up completely. The boys had a second game in the cars, no doubt. 1 the students will make half the effort to win the game Saturday that the players are making we shall certainly be second inthe collegiate league. Of course it is almost the end of the month and our allowance is nearly gone, but consider how much depends on our presence and encouragement. It is expected that '07 will send the largest delegation. ,.,x_v._.

•v AV«ath«r llrport. Fair and wartnerto-night and 'Thurs

day,

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Those who want port folios bound should leave them at Tin-. JOI'H.NAI office by Friday of this week. dtf

Hrv physicians' and surgeons' soap at the Exchange, and use no other. Columbia.

LKAVK your order at the Ladies' Fx* change for your Thanksgiving mince pie. Columbia.

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DIED IS A HAYLOFT.

(*. K. VnllauiUuRliam Foil ml Dead at New Market—A Rather Peculiar Cnie.

Last evening there arrived in Xew Market from Waveland a mau apparently thirty-five years of age who went to the Kennedy Hotel and put up, taking supper and engaging a room for the night, lie gave his name as 0. l\ Vallandingham of The Eagle Art Company of I'aoli, Ind., a concern engaged in eularging pictures, lie hud beeu drinking some and his gait was rather unsteady when he left the house after supper. He visited the NewMarket saloon and after leaving there was seen no more alive. This morning his dead body was found in the hayloft of Mr. Smith, near the Kennedy Hotel, lie had apparently died in great pain. His forehead was scratched and bruised as though he had stumbled against something but no other marks were on his body.

Coroner liarcus was summoned at once and went down to hold an inquest. Later Undertaker MeClure was called down with a hearse and brought the body up to Crawfordsville this afternoon. Vallandingham had a pocket full of orders for work and other papers. He was well dressed and is supposed to have come from Lexington. Ky.

A post mortem examination will 1 held on the remains to determine the cause of his death.

The Telephone Suit.

The suit of the American Pell Telephone Company against the Harrison Telephone Company is on and the subscribers to the Home Telephone Company here which operates under a lease from the Harrison Company have received notice from the Central Union Telephone Company, which is a branch of the Hell Company, that the latter owns patents covering all fundamental principles.

Clairvoyant,

Or. lleurv Patch, the greatest clairvoyant in this country, eati read you from the cradle to the grave. Located at the Edwards House, commencing Nov. and to remain two weeks. Office hours afternoon and evening.-

BEARING iT.^

Now York J'olioo Ollli.Ti licit! Ko« Killt of the Lcxmv invent gallon, NTE\v YOKK, NOV. *ii. -Police Detective Sergeant William Frinck, win", was indicted by the grand jury las| Friday, delivered himself up to the district attorney Tuesday morning. He is charged with bribery upon evidence brought out before the Lexow committee in connection'with the illegal practices of Dr. Whitehead. Shortly after tiie Hrrcst of Frinclt Sergt. O' i'oole was Drought in on .the same charge, preferred on the strength of the same evidence. Hoth are alleged to have laken money from Dr Whitehead in consideration of allowing him to escape the legal consequences of hi? acts and both were held'in $5.000'bail. Ex-Poliee Sergeant Lielmrs was arraigned iu the court of Oyer and Terminer on charges of bribery in seven different cases. He pleaded nql VTi'ilty 'High Winds h» Chicago. :,CIUI AGO. NOV. '.21. Hurled by a furious blast of wind, a scetion of siteel iron flue, more than f»0 feet long*, crashed through the skylight of tinTitle Guarantee and Trust company's one-story building in the rear of '.'i

Washington street Tuesday morning. Eight of the 100 clerks at work'In the room were more or Ig-ss. seriously injured.

Western lliiBrlntll l.tnimit*.

Cnit'AOO, Nov. 21. ••••At the meeting o] the directors of the Western F»asebal! league held here Tuesday the circuii for 1695 was completed. It includes clubs in the following eitiev irnlinnapolis, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Detroit. Toledo, irnnd Rapids and St. Paul.

I rtttrrnnl (ouic!*1** .V.

BUFFALO, N. Y.. Nov. -1. -Theeighth annual session of the fraternal congress opened here Tuesday. Three hundred and ninety fraternal beneficiary organizations are represented, having 2,0«)0,0u0 members and an aggregate insurance of about/ ,S2.400,* 000,000.

Workmen Killed iu the Kuln*. FHWIK, Austria, Nov. 21. —The walls of the new governor's palace, which is now being erected here, collapsed and buried a number of workmen in thu ruins. Five bodies have already been recovered and twelve wounded havu been extricated from the ruins.

hcnilcal utlotiHl Hank Victim. Nfc\v VOIIK. Nov. 21.—'I he Chemical national bank has for the Hrst time in half a century been made the victim of a defaulter. The amount involved is SlA.TlTt John K. Tait, paying teller, misappropriated the money.

Hrv your mince meat for Thanksgiving pies at the Fxchange. ('olumbia-

What

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Sold by Nye Booe and MofTctt. & Morgan.

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AVASIUXOTON, Nov. «1. -The absenct of President Cleveland from Tuesday's meeting of the cabinet gave rise to.fi rumor that he had fallen and'sprained his ankle. This is denied, and ins absence is explained by the statement that he is busily engaged in preparing his coming message.

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Special attention is called to a large line of manicure goods with Sterling Silver handles, at prices far below anything ever offered.

Also a line of Throat.-and Drapery Puekles—Pins in gold and silver, these are entirely new.

We cordially invite you to call and see the new goods before the Holiday rush begins, feeling sure that you will be repaid for your trouble. The- ladies will tind a great many new and beautiful articles to please them.

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Northern Africa is attracting more attention than at any other time since it was the seat of Fmpires. The next volume of 1 lariicr's will contain four illustrated articles on this region, and three of them will depict thu present life there. Julian Ualph will prepare for the Mnijn'iinc a series of eight storius. depicting typical phases of Chinese Life and Manners. Pesides the iong stories, there will begin in the January number the tirst chapters of A Three-Part Novelette, by Kichard Harding Davis—the longest work yet attempted by this writer. Complete short stories by popular writers will continue to be a feature of the

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Children's 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

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jvtitor. In Millinery and Dress Goods the Trade Palace is head-

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to loan oil farms and improved city property at 0 and 7 per cent No delay. 10-27tf SCOTT A* RTUIUIB.

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sums of $100 and over, and on

fav irable terms. C. NY. Burton, over Vnn^amp'sshoe store. 11-22

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