Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 December 1894 — Page 4

NEW GOODS

FOR CHRISTMAS

Arc coming in every day.

We are too busy unpacking

and marking them to te'l you

about them. Come and see

and be convinced thet its the

tinest collection ever shown

here.

207 t'Mit Haiti Street.

S_

'-•M,

v*

SiItK

-^-M,

Mi:'-'- A"!'

Y-j^ N

Nii

|T IS A MYS TERY to you

how we can seii tho-e excellent makes in Sh es of superior quality at such astonishingly low prices. We have special inducements to offer for the holidays..At the old stand.

J. S. KELLY,

E. Main St.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Prsvctloc Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throft.

-OrriCE Hora*0 to 12 a, m. "2 to 4 p. ai.

Joel Block. Crawford t»riL*e, Indiana.

Baldwin Piano.

it

The inproved Acoustic Construction. NVw Scale, pr»Miucir*r tone

Pure, Full and Sympathetic.

The construction and training embody a scientific application ol' principles which, while seeurlmr thi*» tone, assurs its continuance and the :YY-::7'Y.'.-.

Greatest Possible Durability

01 the instrument. We hnve just received a oeautiful Wnlte Mahoffuny Llaldwio, Louis XIV Si.vie. Hand Decorated Desk and Kud I'anels— Dancing Children. in natural colors.

Vpier Frame.« nds. Arms and Lower Panel. Scro1Is and Vines in varying shades of Brown. The above piauo can be seen lor the next .'-few days at our store. You ere cordially invited to call, see and hear this b*autHul plane

1). II. BALDWIN & CO.

GEO. F. HUGHES,

../•Ln'au Manner. 131 South Washington Street Crawfordsville, Ind.

DON'T! DON'T!

I'.iiy any Christmas this year nn til you listen to an(i look at the beautiful

fS!J

PIANOS

AND-

ORGANS

Now Exhibited by

The "Gilbert" Music House

V. M. C. A. Building.

Steinway Dealer. Buy 'The Sweetest Story Ever To»d. NEW

The Bread Test.

•Ail the bread had to nieet a te.-t and Albright's got the medal, for

IT IS THE BEST

,11: ST Tit

2 LOAVES FOR 5 CENTS

And be convinced that its the best.

A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE

Goes with every S3.00 worth of groceries bought at my store. It is not necessary that you buy al

the goods at one time

Note Well—

1

The pictures are not defaced by any advertisement. You can see tlitm in my window.

N. M. Martin

GROCER,

Cor. Washington and Pike Sts,

ASTHMA MS

The wonderful African Kola Plant, dis ered on tbe Conpo River. W. Africa. N Nature's Sure Cure for Asthma. by Kuropoan Physicians and Ho?T»itals as a positive Constitutional Cure for

Asthma, 7.O00 recorded cures in 90 days. It never falls. Cures Guaranteed. No Pay until cured. I.aiyeTrial Casement FREE bv mail, prepaid, to anv sufferer. Address KOLA IMPORTING CO.. 1162 Broadway, New York.

THE DAILY JOURNAL

F.STAH1.IS1IK1I IN 1S*~

SATl'KDAY, DIX'KMHKK ISSU.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Concern* Kv«rythlui ntui Kvnrjbo«ty and IA, Tti»rv!or«, of lnter«int to .•.. ah of i:».

—Mrs. llarvey Chrisman is over froui Indianapolis. —iron. Low Wallace went to Indianapolis to-day. —James lkiyless is' In from 1.aw rcnce, Kan., on a viit.

ln-re ft-

Miss Allie McMahon is New Boss to spend Sunday, -r Hemember Kugene WUso 11 jeweler, for Christmas presents. —Allen Robinson has been appointed guardian of Mary 0. Harp, insane.

I he

Decide to-have your picture taken at .Nicholson's. They are the best. —The grand jnrv is in session this afternoon investigating* a perjury ea^e. —Oscar Welborn went to Indianapolis to-day to solicit for the Ouhitcwm. —The county commissioners met today to wind up the business of the term. —Miss Bessie rear. of Jamestown is the guest of Mrs. Charley Waterbury. —A. Hobbs Company have put an elegant new express wagon on the streets. —Tred Hoffman has been appointed administrator of the estate of Fannie Snyder, deceased. —Victor Buchanan and wife, of Keensburgh. 111., arti,..the guests of A«us Buchanan and wif».

Mrs Mary Ensminger and Mr». Geo. Davidson, of Shelby, Mjch,, sire visiting Milo KnsmingeV, •. —Indianapolis .VMDI«.7: Mrs.TCoss. of Crawfordsville, is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lhlks. --Mrs. Segar has returned to Lima. O.j after viiting Mrs. F. L. Snvdei and other friends and relatives.

Kider I#artle11 will eonduct services at the Primitive l»aptive chareh to-morrow afternoon at *J o'clock. —Mrs. Mary Harp, lately divorced from iteorge Kritton. was taken to the Insane hospital at Indianapolis to-dav. —The directors of the Chrysanthemum Society will meet at the smaii court room. Tuesday.. Dec.j Is.,sit p. m.

The Musical 'Amateurs wiH'-'moet Monday afternoon.in the. parlor Center church at 3 o'clock.

BU-JIVGSS

meeting at ^.30. V''r---Ud- N'ancamp Nvill exchange any shoes they will sel 1 for Christmas or will refund the money if, the c«.v tonierwishes it. «.

Dr. .1. N. Taylor has returned iron. Washington. I). v\. where he was honored Oy being made president of the States Hoard of Health.

Mrs. J.'dge ttriatow, of Hamilton. Mo., is the guest'of her sister. Mrs. H. Si. Hulett, L-alled by the death ..tif .a nephew, George Webster. /r

I5uv vour ladv a pair of those tin shoes for Christinas at Ld Vancainp ACo.'s. while von can get tl»em at est. Saturday and Monday only.

I'arlce county Journal: Miss Fan nie I'rice.-wlvo has been visiting Miss I'ink. of Crawfordsville. for the last month, returned home Wednesday.

I'mf. H. ri.'Morton and wife enter tain the professor's Sunday school c^as of seven young ladies at their Highland home, on Thursday evening. —'At the Young.Men's Christian Association to-morrow at f.p. tn.'. an address by N. C. McCay, subject, '"The Young Man in Society." The eolleg* jtiartette v.-ill sing:

Linden

r.oifci%:

.les Daily, who \va-

reported so badly cut up by the cars, nnt half so badly hurt as reported. It was a plot to get his wife and children tu live with, them -again. They go t« Crawfordsville. Joy go with them.

Ladoga Lender: Miss l'danche Kel sey ha» resigned. her position in the Whitesville schools, and will begin teaching in Crawfordsville Monday Mis. F. V. Hrookshire left the first of the week for Washington. D. C.. where she expects to spend a part of the winter with her husband. Her health has been so poor during most of Mr. Ifrookshire's three years as Congressman, that she has deprived of the pleasure of Washington life except for a verv few weeks.

The liurglar.

That entrancing cosnedy-drama/'Thi* liurglar," adapted from Mrs. P.urnett's popular sketch by (Jus Thomas, author of the "Alabama," and other plays, is the attraction at Music Hall, Dec. 1. **The liurglar'* is a piece unique and original in its construction, appealing with equal force to young and old Its incidents are powerful and interesting, and give unsurpassed opportunity for good dramatic action.

COMB and see our new kid g!jvi"», ladies, at 75 cents a pair. Johnson Gore. It

Fo»t all dental '.a \vy.

work see Gonzalez &

bKLlGHTlTL RFXK1M I0N.

CVo.un un Mi*, i-liimry Tollcii t'.iiteiluin a 1 IIRUC NUIIIIHT Kriendt aiitNono'lv.

Yi-sti-rday aftrrnoou at her home on cast Main street Mrs. Emory Totten

Mas at home to a l.iv^e company of her

1J ro VV n,. .. Clark Coal Creek franklin Madion Ulpluv "H'Ott s\ipar Creek Cnlori NValnut Wjiy ne. 'i. I irln^nou........ -iy. i.':.....: Lvuioca Wuveland. nt-'txiwn....

lady friends to whom she tendered one )oiiirht the ticket to Linden the. niir her characteristically delightful ifternoou receptions. The rooms of entertainment were llorally adorned ith artistic ta^tc and skill and prented a beautiful scene. The chandeliers. curtail" and tables were hung with festoons of smikix while carnations r.f two delicate shades were profuse 1 0isp 1 ayed evcrywhere. Scvcra 1 bowls of lovely roses also added their beauty to the general attractiveness.

Mrs. Totten was assisted in the reception of her guests by Mis Phillips, a beautiful and charming young lady of wling Green, Ky. in the dining room a sumptuous collation of several courses was served the guests and in everything the hospitality of the home was complete and perfect. Mrs. Totten ami Miss Phillips proved them-

Ives most delightful entertainers. In the evening from to 11 Doctor and Mrs. Totten entertained juite a large party, mostly young people iu honor of Miss Phillips, who assisted em in receiving. This affair was a'soavcry delightful one in all its features and the guests of the evening were more than pleased with their en rtinnment.

Sehool Statistic*

The following statistics concerning ic county schools are interesting A mourn paid teachers tn county 1 during year.., 7.'Jts»V .i Male touchers employed....... U:» orxmle teachers employed. ...u,11S A verajre aires for each ale teacher. per day 2,?.a \ventLfe wajres for each tVumle teacher, per day

'2

w»nu- oTschool property in county 007,000.0u Nuin e:oi school houses erected durlnsr the year -4 Value ol' these tour sehfTol hou-si-s :ft 3"»0.00 Total estimated special school tax .assessed InlSJK Ail), 175.00 Total estimated local tuition tax assessed in ISfi-i 30,i2o Co

The following is the special and tuition school tax levicsl on each $100 in the several townships and corporaions

TuUion.

15 lo i.) 1 r,

20 :u\ 10

10 111 10 1 I 15 10 to 'v," \'i io

*o 20

Van I'orUsville-, (n July ril. P.»S-I. the county" had on hand from the tuition revenue §33. -t»4.7". and fratn the special school revenue SI*.P.M.01. In July. 1SW, there was in tuition funds on hand, ant'l Si5vl40 in special funds. v.

Anti-Hissing Club.

Society people of Detroit have organized what they term au "Anti-Kissing Chib." Several phj'sicians and a large number of society people compose the organization. The idea originated at gathering of friends a few evenings ngo, .when one of the visitors declined to kiss a child of the household because hail a sore throat. A long argument urose over the matter, the uphot being that au anti-hissing crusade was bi'gun on the sp It was arranged t.iat each member should wear a small piece of red ribbon or red Ivuttou on the coat lapel or 011 the dress. As soon a- sufficient interest is manifested in the movement a public meeting will be heid and a pcruiaucnt. organization ejected. The sole purpose of tiomovement.'the promoters state, is to prevent the spread of contagious throat :Mid lungdisensc.s.

A (MMXI Long IS-rlod.

Just at present everybody, including the State gas and oil inspector, are trying to make out that gas is failing and that it cannot possibly last more than four years. Hut there is one man who does uot think so and he recently said so through the press: "There is 110 means to definitely determine the average-life.of a gas well, but as the wells in tiie Indiana fields''are stronger than those in Pennsylvania ever were, it. :s safe policy to reckon that the. life of the former Will be equal to the latter, which was .-ten years. The Indiana field has 'an area of P»,4U0,0oo acres and where the cons imption is at its greatest there will not be required an average of more than one well and a half to the r.10" acres to supply the demand. At this rate of consumption it will require at least ."j years to exhaust the supply.".

!I«r'V a Ofcihioii.

The Supreme Court has handed down a decision holding that a saloon keeper may be held responsible for damages resulting to an intoxicated person who becomes intoxicated from liquor purchased in his saloon. The decision was rendered on a ease that went up from Huntington countv. Louis Gaus, a saloon keeper at Huntington, was sued by Joseph Sliney for the death of a son of Sliney. The Court said that a person who sets in action any dangerous power of force is responsible for the consequence. '.7.V. j.'

Kcwnrdfd lly lirnnkHhirc.

Cony ressman Hronkshire has re warded another of his ardent support ers. Yesterday the Secretary of the Treasury approved the appointment of Stan Keeney. of this city, as distillery store keeper at Terre Haute. The position is a permanent one. as that service has now been placed under civil service rules, The appointee will dispose of his drug business here and go to Terre Haute about Jan. 1.

A I'lf-HHtmt l-aity.

Last evening Misses Zola Iiailey and

Hessie Nicholson entertained

Ho \VH« Not tlio Mini,

Marshal Grimes and Will Schlcmmor returned last night from shelbyville where they went to take a s|iuut at Wilber Uully. who was suspected of being Sohlemmor*# assailant. Arrived at the Shelbyville jail all the prisoners were buuehed aud Will was requested who bought the ticket to Lindeu the night he was shot. Will looked them over and going *up to Gully stated that he was a mat*

to

a

and pleasantly passed by till who were present, the guests being-, eiiarmed 'with their entertainment.

aud pick' out the man \vl

1

but not the chap. (Sully

was accordingly released. A fact in his favor was that he had a moustache of three mouths' growth while Schlemtiier's assailaut, or at least the stranger suspected, had a perfectly smooth face. There are new complications now involved which will undoubtedly result in the escape of the guilty party, who was probably not the young follow who purchased the ticket to Linden but another, chap against whom there is no evidence but suspicion.

"Vlutnpa" lnulet.

Sheriff Davis returned from Terre Haute last night with "Plumps" Marlev, who is charged with burglary. "Plumps" neither atlirms nor denies guilt but preserves a wise silence. He states that he has traveled a rocky road since he left the Athens and his looks attest the truth of that statement most eloquently.

K. I. Kleetlon.

The Knights Templar met last evening and elected the following otlicers: C.—Uus Truitt.

C..—(»eo. lirahatu. C. G.—J. C. Wicker Prelate—John Overton. S. \V.—0. 1L Snodgrass. J. W.—R. P. A. Ilerryman Treasurer—Chas. Goltra. Recorder—L. A. Foote.

Invitation to Young Men.

Every young man iu Crawfordsville is invited to hear Mr. McCay to-mor-row at 4 p. 111.. at the Young Men's Christian Association. His address will be one that you ought to hear.

The lutUnna Farmer.

This excellent farm journal, now entering upon its 30th year of publication, has a programme of rare attractions for 1S!5. In addition to its regular features as an agricultural journal its weekly issues for lS'.Ci will contain elaborate discussion aud statistical matter relating to the higher levels and methods of culture and agricultural productions, showing from the actual work on the farm how the best farmers of Indiana produce 40 to 4." bushels of wheat, SO to 100 bushels of corn per acre, and so of all our staple productions. The weekly issues of the Funwr will take these matters up by counties, and in each issue give a county map by townships, which will show the principal towns, railways, water courses and streams, gravel roads, etc. The maps will also show the coal, kinds of stone, natural gas and oil beneath the surface in each county of the State. Aud as manufacturing goes hand in hand with agriculture for the highest prosperity of both, the weekly issues of the Fanner will give the resources, the capital invested, kinds of manufacturing and employment iu all the principal towns of Indiana. The price of the Firmcr is only Si.00 per year and it will be worth many times that for 1S(J5. Ad*

A (Jrcat Hattle

Is continually going on in the human system. The demon of impure blood strives to gain victory over the constitution. to ruin health, to drag victims to the grave. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the weapou with which to defend one' self, drive the desperate enemy from the field, and restore bodily health for mrny years.

Hood's Pill?, cure nausea, sickness, idigestion and biliousness. 2ae.

A Household Treasure.

D. \\. Fuller, of Cauajoharie. N. says that he always keeps Dr. King'.*. New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use: that he would not be without it if procurable. »G. A. Dykeman, druggist. Catskill, N. Y.. says that Dr. King's New Discovery is undoubtedly the best cough remedy: that he has used it iu his family for eight years, and that it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottle free at Cstton & Rife's Progress Pharmacy. Regular size 50c. and 81.

'•lloyal lluby" Kyo WhUky.

Is --a live as is a Rye," naturally ripened and free from all foreign flavor and adulterants, guaranteed pure and over eleven years of age, recom mended to the connoisseur as a meritorious article worthy of the confidence of invalids, convalescents and the aped. SI per quart bottle. Sold by Nye »fc liuoe. druggists.

Uarklen'H Arnica SaWe.

The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. I'rice 25 cents per box. For sale byCotton & Rife's, the Progress Pharmacy

•toller in One Ihiy.

South American Nervine relieves the worst cases of Nervous Prostration, Nervousness and Nervous Dyspepsia in a single day. No such relief and blessing has ever come to the invalids of this country. Its powers to cure the stomach are wonderful in the extreme It always cures: it cannot fail. It radically cures all weaknesses of the stomach and never disappoints. Its effects are marvellous and surprising. It a a

an(

large party of their friends at a taffy luxury to take and always safe. Trial pulling. The evening was merrily bottles 15 cents.

brings immediate relief. It is a

For

Sold by Cotton

Rife, and Moffett &. Morgan.

itatements se«

Tue.Iouk.nai.

UEMOVF. THE CORN" WITHOUT 1N.1URY. For sale by your druggist.

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.

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

L.

O I

dianapolis. d.vwlt

••I pray you. Master Lieutenant." said Sir Thomas More, as he ascended the scaffold, ''see me safe up, and for my comiug down I can shift f«»r myself." "A dauntless soul erect, who smiled at death," said Thompson. He suffered martyrdom but once at th** hand of the headsman, but how main suffer it every day through the slow, but insidious hand of disease. He put his faith in the Princes aud was lost: put yours. Oh! suffering female in the curative properties of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and be saved from hours of suffering. It cures every form of woman's weakness, strengthens the pelvic organs, and forever checks those "beauty destroying" diseases so common to your sex.

W,

Otto

Jewelrv Store. S. Washington St

Xmasings

.V

Co..

PM.N'TRua

FOR .VIEN.

Glance over this ii.st i::f ai.cep'.-

able, iftS.

:.y.J

Neckwejir,

.• w-.

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

These Goods are the Hest.

Ramsey & Goltra,

NOT A CAPITAL TAILOR

But with p'enty of nxperienee 1 am prepared to do all kinds ol Frf*L Cla«fl Tailoring at low prices, and carry a larjro lino of samples to sell froin. .:

Will buy and sell for yon at wholesale prices, saving you retailers profits.

D. T. RIDGE,

No. 1011 South Washington Street. Ovor Poole's Grocery Store.

AMERICAN

STEAM LAUNDRY.

JUST ARRIVED TO-DAY

—AT—

The Trade Palace

The Newest and Most Beautiful line of

Noveltv Dress Patterns

A a so in to at ha a been in the city this season. Owing to the lateness of the season the handsome patterns were bought bj Mr. McClure in the market this week at half their value. Also the most exquisite colorings and effects in a line of entirely new Silks suitable for draperies and fancy Christmas work. This is a line of goods never before shown in this city and the loveliest goods you ever beheld. Will be placed on sale at just half value. Many other beautiful and useful snoods just in for Christmas shoppers. Special bargains in Millinery. Respectfully,

McClure & Graham.

DEVIL ON CORNS

It stops their further growth, removes all pain, no trouble to use aud makes walking easy. Don't suffer with these

painful excrescences, but remove, them with DEVI I. ON CORNS. EASILY A1' 1' I, I K1): SI" R10 TO KKI.llOVK WILL

South Washington St.

4

Has the Best Facilities, Does the Best Work, Enough said.

If you are not now a customer, try it.

W. R. COSNELL,

PROPRIETOR.

W. K.WALLACE

Apent for the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.. ot Hartford. American Fire Insurance Co.. of New York. Glrard Flrn Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, London Assurance Corp ration. I of London. Grand Uaplds fcirc Insurance Co.. of Mlchlffan.

OfTice in Joel Illoek with K. E. Bryant, I South Wash. St. Crawfordsville.

Fragrant as "Old Fashioned Roses" Is the La Flor de Riley Because It Contains the best of Havana Filler. Try 5.

YOU WILL WANT SOME

Christmas Presents.

We Have Some Bargains.

A I.arg«* Family ltlble, illustrated, rcUsed edition, nod family records, regular price £4."»0, our prlcc Shakt'speare'H Complete Work*, regular prlcc our prlcc l.H» Life of G«MI, .John A. Lo^AN, REGULAR price our price 1.1H

Th«» lore ItlhU? (Jallcry,Illustrated, rc«rular prlcr fJ ."0, our price .OS Dante's Inforno, rouular price, our price ,»S Wohfiter'a Dictionary, our prlec .HO

Teachers* Hibh-s at all prices. A trood line of hooks for Heading Cir.-les. Children's Story Books. Come and see them at

THE FAIR.

Christmas Candies!

At J. C. Wamp'er's Cxndy Store.

Pure Candies, Mixed Nuts, Florida Oranges, Wnite Grap s,

New Dates, Figs, Bananas, Etc., at Wampler's.

Headquarters for Sunday Schools and Day Schools. Teachers are invited to call and get prices for their supplies. I have the lur-zest and or.lv line line of Confectionery in the city. !'.uy a box of. my fine candies for the Children.

SANTA CLAUS

Will be at my store Monday. Dec., -.'t. Come and sec him. Music all day. Children buy your Christmas Candies at

J. C. Wampler's Candy Store

Wirt. Doney Cigar Co.

Crawfoidsville, Indiana.