Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 December 1894 — Page 4

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NEW GOODS

FOR CHRISTMAS

Are coming in every day.

We are too busy unpacking

and marking them to teU you

about them. Come and see

and be convinced thet its the

finest collection ever shown

here.

207 East Main Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throit.

OFKICF. HOURS— 9 to 12 a. ui. to 4 p. ai..

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PIANOS.

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Anyone who is contemplating tlie pnrclia.se of either a piano or organ for Christmas should call and see our stock before placing their order. All instruments guaranteed to be just as represented. Terms and prices reasonable. Come.

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THE DAILY JOURNAL.

EsTADl.LSHKL) IN 1S87.

FRIDAY, DKCKMBKK 1894.

\Vt.»Htli«?r Kcport.

Slioivbrfc to-night and much colder Saturday. fair, decidedly colder.

In the Lt'bunon Case.

The"jury in the case of Twiford against tJio City of Lebauon fur daiuatres, after wrestling- with the case for bout twenty hours returned a verdict to the effect that if the [law warranted it they found for the plaintiff and "a-M-sr-ed his danui£ i"o at blank dollar It was really no verdict at all so the jury was sent back and at last account? wa still wrangling* with the. momenu* issue.. v--v-"

Henry \V»tlerftoi» To-Night.

earey. Ark., l'nihf While verybody expected 'something grand uianv went out of curiosity to .ee America's greatest editor, and one of er greatest states.mn. Mr. Watterson a di*ciplo of Thomas Jefferson. a deep thinker and has remarkable »wers of comprehension, and a brilliant gift of language to express what lie has to say. His ea.se and grace were prepossessing.

Wabash COLLI: I uri

Now that the 1vol hall season is over That game without reason or rhyme— The doctor can take a vacation.

While tlie barber must work overtime! 77K Shunter. cheered "U7 as they entered chapel his morning.

Dr. Thomson lead cheapel. exercises this morning. -r.V." 'V'V There will be no game to-morrow beweeu "l»T and

The foot ball team will be photo* graphed to-morrow. '9 has challenged

:vt)s

for a game

oon. Will they accept? The grand jury's adjournment awaited with painful anxiety by sevral of the boys.

Henry Watterson will deliver a lecure this evening in the Y. M. A. armory. His popularity should insure him a full house.

The Crawfordsville high school will play (ireencastle again this afternoon. This is the second game with that earn this year. They may arrange a game with the Noblesville team.

Bloomington Telephone: Frank Ferguson, catcher of the I. F. ha.se ball team last year, has signed with the ouisville league team and will catch for them during the coming season.

Hloomington W'orhl: The UetaTheta *i fraternity are making negotiations for renting the property of Mrs. Maud tinning, 011 the corner of Sixth and Lincoln streets, to be used as a chapter house. The parlors will be used for reception rooms and the rear of the ground iloor will be occupied by Mrs. Sue Jiailey. who will act as matron and furnish board for the members.

To the K/i/m'of t)ic Tnt ttficHjil. note in the Boston Trtnttirriirt that three brothers. ons of the late Dr .'handler Bobbius, have parsed examination for admission this year to liar vard College. Then follows the ({ties tiou: "W as there ever an instance be* ore of three brothers being in the same class?" Yes. In this respect Harvard is a year behind Amherst. At Amherst College in the Sophomor lass, are three brothers, sons of Professor irosveuor. All three are excelent scholars, and one of them in the fall Athletic Meet last Wednesday secured a larger number of points than any other man. Not only are the three members of the same class, but, from October when the twins became in years of age. until

Nov.. 7, when the elder brother becomes MU. the three are of she same age. Can Harvard and the Bobbins brothers equal that'.' Or, in fact, has it ever beeu equalled?

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THE Wo BASH AYl-NL'K 11 111 DC,

rnRiihllllv Tl.at the l*ri)|io««'il Structure Will Not b.' Itv.ilt.

The council met Utst eveniny in pccial session ami the bids for the tone work on tlie abutments at the Wabash avenue bridge over the Monou cut were opened. There were seven bids in all and the bids varied greatly. The highest bid was SI.."IO per cubic yard submitted by a Detroit firm. The lowest was S'*.00 per cubic yard submitted by 1'at Slatterv of this city. 1'he bids were all higher than was expected and the council did not let the contract but took the matter under advisement until next Monday evening.

There are 1.110 cubic yards in the proposed work and at S^i.OO per cubic yard the cost would be exclusive of the work of excavating and backing.

Siinc of the council are said to be in furor of dropping the project altoether and of notifying the Morion to go ahead and again repair the old death trap of a bridge which now adorns the avenue.

There are serious objections to the dropping of the work, however, and by far the most serious is llocuin street, which bobs up like lianquo's death head at the banquet

which will

not down. If the proposed new bridge is not erected the extension of Hocutn street between Wabash avenue and Pike street will be wholly useless and the utility of the extension from '.'ike to Main destroyed just about half. The object in extending llocuin street was to give perple an opportunity of getting over to the avenue without making tlie trip around by Elston avenue or scaling tlie snow clad summits of the "Tike's Teak" bridge. Tlie extension to the avenue now comes up with a jerk at the Monou cut many feet to the north of the present structure, which must be made the width of the avenue to make Hoeum street at all useful to Wabash avenue. Troperty holders along Hocum street can come on to the city for damages if they are left as thev are. in the other hand there is the big expense to be incurred by the proposed stoue work. Verily the council is in a bad ro w. of stumps.

Catholic Church.

The Catholic church was packed to overflowing* last night to hear the sub jeet of confession discussed by Rev. Father O'shea. which he handled in an able manner. The music by the male choir, assisted by Professors ^aiusbrook and -.Smith, was very tine and well rendered and reflected credit on the young men. This evening the subject will be the teachings of the Catholic church, with an entire chance of music. The following is the programme for the evening beginning at 7:15 sharp: Prajcrlrom ••Rleczl" U. Wairner

Profs. KamsbrOok and Smith.

Come Holy Spirit (bass solo.' ..Mozart Mr. ,)ohu Drury. Kosarv. Vein Cn-nor........... ....Nolens v'v Choir.

Sermon.

Uomanco J. itatl

Profs

Uamsbrook ana Smith,

O Salutaris

Taut urn Ergo

.Hosklu* ..Zolauf

quartette.

Quartette

Triumphal march trocn ••Allied"....v?....E.Rout Profs, hamsbrook and Smith.

The State V. M. C. A.

The State Executive Committeof the Young Men's Christian Association met Thursday in the association hall on llliuois street, says the Indianapolis Sens. Members of the committee were present from Hloomington. Irvington. Terro Haute. New Albany. Ft. Wayne, 101k hart. Bogansport. Crawfordsville. South Betid. (.Jreencastle and Indianapolis. This is the first meeting of the committee since the State convention held at Columbus in November. The railroad sub-couimit tee met the same morning and considered the policy of the new organizations in the railroad field during the comit year. K. B. Hamilton. Hailroad Secretary of the National Com mittee. from New York, was present and conferred with the committee.

A riiH* Opportunity.

Our citizens will have this evening an opportunity to listen to a man who is noted throughout the United States as a writer and orator. There are few people who have not heard at one time or another of Henry Watterson. and his C»tn'i:r J'lunntl. There has been a large advance sale of seats and those hear the lecture this evening will undoubtedly listen to a splendid discourse. Mr. Watterson's subject will be '"Money and Morals."

I.hiiior LU'ehHt'P.

The following gentlemen appeared before the Hoard of Commissioners to day and proved that their exalted and moral characters entitled them to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors .1. 1'enningtou, Ladoga: .lames Weaver. New l!oss: Otto .schlemmer. city lid Wall. Waveland: August M. K'arle. city: lioswell Clough. New kielimond: S. S. Hurronghs. city: Mini A. (iraliam Darlington August Mayer. city Michael .1. Callihan. city: Thomas A. Herron. Waynetown: Michael /,eT:'i\ city: Ctco. (iardner, Ladoga.

(»or« At irccm'»H!)«!.

Tlie Crawfordsville high school foot ball team went to (Ireencastle this afternoon where it will play the I)ePauw alias (Ireencastle high school foot ball team thisaftern mn. A letter was received to-day from the principal of the ireencastle hiyh school stating that the team there had prepared to ''run in" several of the crack Del'auw players on the Crawfordsville boys. The boys went down, however, to take scalps and bring home the Oreencastle court house for a hokevbo.

It It* II. M. Melntyro.

A typographical error made TIIK JorRNAi. say last even that IB M. Armstrong would succeed Win. Vanslyke on the police force. It should 1 haue read H. M. Mclntvre.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

Concern* Everything Everybody and is, Therefore, of Interest to AU of Us.

T. E. Rallard was in Indianapolis today. J. L. Charni went to Chicago this afternoon.

L'\ M. Dice has returned from Indianapolis. Mrs. D. W. Cox has returned from 1 udianapolis.

Musicale at home of Mrs. Travis Monday evening. —Dr. Llutchings re urned from Chicago this afternoon.

Trof, M. 1!. Thomas went to Lafayette this afternoon. —Don't forget the Kpworth League sociable Saturday evening. —A. S. Reed's mother has returned from a visit in Indianapolis. —You can have a good time at the Toverty Social on Saturday evening at the Methodist church. Come. —Will Oliver returned to Chicago this afternoon after a visit with friends here. —/Huntvoted Ltinihm Sews: Mr. Wat terson ranks among the lirst American orators. —Mrs. U. R. Russell and daughter and Miss Ella Maxwell are visiting in

Ladoga. —Miss litta Chenault. teacher at No. 4, ltrown township, is down with ty phoid fever. —Mr. Frankenburger returned to Kentland to-day after a visit with Captain Billings. —Mrs. Charles Himes returned to Ladoga to-day, after a visit with the family of Paul Burns. —John T. Martindale, of the artificial ice plant, is in the city looking for a location for the plant. O—Dr. (ireer.e visited Waynetown yesterday and removed a cataract from the eye of Mrs. Alice llesler. —Mrs. Rochester returned to La Fay ette this afternoon, after a visit with Judge and Mrs. A. D. Thomas. —Henry Watterson arrived this afternoon and was met at the station by President Burroughs, who will be his host here.

Judge Iladley yesterday decided that Rial Benjamin had falsely been arrested for contempt of court and a wared him S25 damages. —Crawfordsville ladies appreciate an opportunity of buying Japanese rugs and screens at home. Loitii liishof has a representative here from

Japan house with a big display. Sat urday is the last day of the sale. Dr. llutchings reports that his son Will is making very satisfactory pro gross at the Chicago hospital. Mis re covery is necessarily slow but he look much better, his appetite is improvin and all symptoms are favorable.

Greenfield ltciiublicmi: O. C. Irwin of the Electric Light Works, has pat euted a "Transformer" for reducing electrical power. He can change the power from 1.000 volts down to 100 or lower. He will shortly begin to man ufacture them in our city. —Chattanooga Time*: Henry Watter son is wholly unlike any other speaker There are times when you feel that he is merely talking to you. personally and in a simple, conversational tone and then, before you know it, you an whirled along by the irresistible force of his eloquence and the originality of his thought, while at all times hi diction is exquisite. •New Orleans I La.) Tiiiicx-Dcmwral A more magnificent and delighted au dience than that which greeted Henry Watterson never assembled in th Grand Opera House. "Money an Morals'' is not a lecture: it is a drama in one act and one part, exquisite] rendered. From gay to grave, from lively to severe, the orator carries all hearts, and when he had finished, th outburst that bade him adieu was sponteneous and long sustained.

Indianapolis Sentinel: Miss Dai Lemon sang a solo part in "The Wate Sprite" at the Rubenstein concert Madison Square Garden. New Yort last evening. The Rubenstein has the best woman's chorus of any club New York, and the concert last even ing was strictly invitational and in eluded the leading society people Miss Lemon is not a member of th chorus and her invitation to sing the club was a high testimonial to her wonderful voice.

Who SNLD SO?

Badoga Lanier: 13. W. Yeagley married last week to the womat: *.vh has beeen keeping house for him, but we failed to learn her name. Tlie will make their home in Motion wher he is engaged in the boot and shoe 'burJness.

Victim of Football.

INDIAN AI'OI.IH, I no., Dec. 7.--Word has been received here of the death Stewart Cravens, aged 21 years, at the Culver military aeadein Maxinkuckee. Cravens' death suited from an injury received game of football in this city three weeks ago between the cadets of Cu ver academy and the Indianapolis higl school. Two other players were badl bruised In the same game. Young Cravens was a noted football player and athlete, and a son of Dr. Junius K. Cravens, of this ritv.

A Will toiitou

M»ttlal.

BA PORTK, Ind.. Dec. r. The eontc over the will of the late John Hill, this city, was nettled out of court 1 compromise. Mr. Hill died a yearag leaving an estate valued at Sl.OUO.ooo. In his will two heirs, Mrs. Will in Cochrane and Miss Grace Woodward, of JoBet, 111., daughter and granddaughter of Mr. Hill l3* a former wife, were ignored. Suit was begun against the executors for a share of the estate. The parties met and settled the matter, the contestants receiving 8"i0,U()0 each.

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Special Announcement

We have just opened a big lot of new Umbrellas, comprising all the latest style handles and they are beauties. Call and see them and make a holiday selection.

We have also just received some beautiful Opera Glasses, in pearl and gold, aluminum and leather, any of which would make a nice present. Call and see these.

And while you are looking you will see a great many more new and beautiful articles in (iold and Silver which we will take pleasure in showing you.

L. W. Otto

Jewelry Store. 111 S. Washington St

DON'T

Buy any Christmas this year until you listen to and look at the beautiful

PIANOS

A N

ORGANS

Now Exhibited by

The "Gilbert" Music House

Y. M. C. A. Building.

Steinway Dealer.

Two lirnthcrt Wounded.

Sii F.i.ii VII.i.h, I nil.. Dec. T.--At'Need-ham, a small station on tlie line between this and Johnson county, Harry Windhurst shot and fatally wounded Jack and William Duncan, brothers, who called at Windhurst's store lor liquor. Windhurst locked his store and refused to sell the boys anything to drink, whereupon the latter began stoning the building, when Windhurst lired.

A t'onvirt ut Kiyhly

Ycui-h.

LA Toirn:, Ind., Dec. 7. Isaac Levi, aged So years, who was at one time among the most celebrated criminals in Indiana, is now an iimn te of the northern prison, where he entered upon a one-year sentence Thursday, convicted of counterfeiting in the federal court at Indianapolis.

Mny lie Kfmovfw! to '({•rrc ll.tiiu*. Ti:iti!K IIAI RI:, Ind., Dec. 7.—Tresident Debs announces that he will endeavor to have the headquarters of the American Kailwav union moved from "liicago to this city. Tlie board of dirtctors will meet next Tuesday, when the question will be decided.

Life lYrmcr Striken a uar«l. JKI'FKRHONVIM.K, Ind., Dec. 7. W.W. Stallings, guard in the state prison south, located at this place,was struck over the head with an Iron bar by William Flowers, a life term prisoner, and probably injured fatally.

Itwclvcr to Take Charge.

INi1 ANAroj.iH. Ind., Dec. 7. —Judge Baker, in the United States federal court, granted the petition for the appointment of a receiver for the Bloomington Water Works company.

!l»d Suddenly,

VALPARAISO,, Ind., Dec. 7. Ex-Coun tv Treasurer yrus Axe died very suddenly Thursday morning in this city. He was one of the early residents and was f0 years old.

Will llave UeiftilliiK KOOIIIK. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Dec. 7.—The railroad committee of tlie Y. ,M. (.'. A. has decided to establish reading rooms in all of the principalcities of Indiana.

KefUHd LleeiiNeK.

Mi'NCIK, Ind. Dec. 7.—The social purity movement in this city has re nulted in refusing liquor licenses to four dealers.

Will Meet In Moiicle.

MiwriE, Ind., Dec. 7.—The state convocation of the Universalist church will be held in this city next August.

CLOAKS! CLOAKS!

Pur Capes, Muffs and Boas,

Children's Wraps of all descriptions. A large assortment just received, and will be sold at Rock Bottom Prices. We mean what

we sny. We have the best stock of

Winter Wraps

In Crawfordsville and will sell them at prices under any competitor. In Millinery and Dress Goods the Trade Palace is head

quarters. 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.

McClure & Graham.

It stops their further growth, removes all pain, no trouble to use and makes walking easy,

painful excrescences, but remove them with DEVIL ON CORNS. EASILY APPLIED SURE REMOVE THE COl'.N WITHOUT INJURY. For sale by your druggist.

ON CORNS

A Large Family llihle, illustrated, revised edltiou, and family records, regular price* $4.50, our price. SlmUegpearc'H Complete Work*, regular price fO.OO, our price Life of ien. .John A. Logan, regular price W.50, our price

Xmasings

YOU WILL WANT SOME

Christmas Presents.

We Have Some Bargains.

Glance over this list of acceptable gifts.

Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs, Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear, Night Robes, Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Hufflers, Umbrellas, Smoking Jackets, Garters, Hats and Caps.

These Goods are the Best,

Ramsey & Goltra.

LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE 1895.

The special feature of LII'TINCOTT'S,

A COMPLETE NOVEL

In each issue, in addition to the usual Short Storle«, Novelettes, KanayH, PoemH,

Elc

All combined, make it one of the most desirable magazinesnow published. We avoid the objection held by so many readers to a continued story.

During the coming year novels may be expected from Capt. Ktnu. Amelia Hives,

Gertrude Atherton.

Mi«. Si telenet), Mr». Alexander, Allan Train, lAuthorol "The Autobiography of Professional lioauty"), mid other ivell-khown. writern

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Fire, Life and Accidenl

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Legal Documents, such as Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Leases, etc.. executed. Loans on Farms and City Property Negotiated on mont favorable terms.

COLLECTIONS A RPKC1ALTY.

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SATURDAY, DEC. 8th.

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