Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 November 1897 — Page 8

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PHYSICIAN and SUKUEON. OfliiM*s Kt'sidrneo 110 N.Vit?sliintrUn St. '205 \V. ."Main St. 'IVirphoun *2S7. Telephone 2SS. £H!ic.u Hours—b to 12 u. ru. *Z to 5 and 7 to t) m.

Prompt' ntUMHion tflveti to all calls, both Jay or nitrht, city or country. SPKlMALTY-CH ICONIC DTSRASRS,

F. B. GONZALES,

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Over Host's .lewelry Store.

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The People's Exchange.

YRD—A black pointer dog, rather tall anil slender, black :ill over except spot in his breast and all of liis feet, which ant A mingled color, anout ten mouths old. Mis name I* M:icli. Any one returniug tin dog or furnishing information as to where lie is will he amply rewarded, Leave information at McKee & Tlionip-ion's feed stole. ri-ll-l!wlt. TAVIJOH TuostrsoN.

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PERSONAL MENTION.

Short Items Relative to the Comings aud Goings of Crawfordsvllle People and Their Friends.

Harry Milligan has returned to Indianapolis. —W K. Somerville is puttiDg in tel ephones at Attica.

Mrs W. P. Llerron is visiting relatives in Lafayette. —One dozen fine photographs for fifty cents at Willis & McQuown's. —Attorney Adams, of llockville, transacted legal business in the city yesterday

Mrs. A. H. lilair has returned to Indianapolis aner a visit with Mrs. H. S Lane.

Have a dozen fine photographs taken for fi ty cents by Willis & Mcown.

Mrs. Wolfe has returned from a vibit with Rev. and Mrs. K. M. Fox, at Denmark, N. C. —John Maloney has returned to (•reencastle, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will Murphy. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manley, of St Paul, Minn., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Murphy.

Mr. L. Uettman, of Cincinnati, is in the city. He is head of firm of American Clothiers.

Mrs. Tingley and son have returned to St. Louis afternoon after an extended visit with Elmer Hills and wife.

One dozen fine cabinets and a thirteenth picture framed complete in an elegant white and gold frame for SI 20 at, Willis it McQuown's. No extra for groups.

Huron I'ollock.

As to the question of retirement from the English bench after a certain age, a good story is told of Mr. Baron Pollock. Several years ago he was inI formed by some "candid friend" that

his health would benefit by re-entrance into private life. With grim, dry gravity the veteran judge rose, saying, "Will you dance with me?" The wellwisher stood aghast, while his lordship began to caper about with youthful vivacity. "Well," said he, "if you won't I dance with me will you box with me?"

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MADRID NEWS.

Weyler to Iteeelve nn Ovation on TXIn Arrival In Spain. MADRID, Nov. 11.—It is asserted hero that, the reply of the American government to tho last Spanish coinmuniVation declares that the United States has made the greatest efforts to stop filibustering and has employed many officials and expended huge sums of money to that end.

According to a dispatch from Covunua, the port at which the steamer Montserrat, with Lieutenant. General Weyler will dock, a flotilla of steamers will meet General Weyler oil' the port and lie will be received with music and other incidents of an elaborate ovation. lie will be tendered a luncheon immediately on landing, and in the evening there will be fireworks. The Socialists are said to be planning a counter demonstration.

The cabinet council decided to empower Marshal I'lanco. governor general of Cuba, and General Primo de Rivera, governor general of the Philip pines, to grant lunnesties.

Keinoved l-'or Honoring Wi'vlt'!'. HAVANA. NOV. 11.—Marshal .Blanco has removed from his command tho local military commander at Gibera, province of Santiago De Jula. for allowing a demonstration in honor of Lieutenant General Weyler, when he went on shore there a few days ago from the steamer Montserrat, which had put into Gibara owing to a mishap in her machinerv.

KNIGHTS OF LAROR.

Nothing of Special Interest In Yesleritav Proceed in.: s. Locis\ II.I.K, Nov. 11.—The session of tho general assembly of the Knights of Labor yesterday was productive of nothing of special interest, the day being taken up with hearing claims of contested delegations and discussing reports of various committees including that Oil credentials. Today the annual report of General Master Workman Sovereign was read. It treats upon the condition of the order and contains many recommendations including an amendment to the constitution. The treatment of th" Pennsylvania miners during the recent striko was discussed and resolutions condemning the course of Sheriff Hazelton adopted.

M. E. MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

I 1'1 of the Keeeipts anil F.xpeiulit 111-es I'or the I'iist Year. PJIILAIJKLPIHA, Nov 11.—The annual meeting of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church began yesterday in the Arch Street Methodist church. Bishop Walden presiding. The treasurer's report showed that the cash receipts for the vear ending Oct. :i 1, were $1,131,!) 10.(17, a decrease as compared with last year of §!)!),317.01.

The total expenditures amounted to Sl.130.109.il, leaving a balance of $1,-

Regardless of Cost, Value

The Greatest Bargain Sale of Clothing ever offered in the county begins on SATURDAY, NOV. 13th things in store for the early purchaser is as follows:

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?7I.5(5. This deducted trom trie net indebtedness of $187,!)14.34 on Nov. 1 of last year leaves the present net indebtedness SI8(1,142.78. During tho year $14,()2!).05 was received as special gifts,

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Miss Jessie Lincoln mid Warren IIcclc- I with Married at .Milwaukee. CHICAGO, Nov. 11.—Miss 'Jessie Lin-! colli, daughter of Robert T. Lincoln, and Warren Beckwith, a young business man of Mount. Pleasant, la., wore married at Milwaukee.

A year ago young Beckwith and Miss Lincoln became sweethearts while the young woman was visiting at Mount Pleasant, the home of his mother. I Captain Beckwith, father of the groom, is a warm friend of the Lincoln family, but the yonng man, it is said, was objected to strongly. The affair, it was thought, was then broken up. Mrs. Beckwith has just returned home and admitted her marriage.

NO FLOWERS WANTED.

IVculiar Will of I5rv. Father Hotter Filed For Probate. CANTON, 0.» KOV. 11.—The will ol' Rev. Father Hoffer, who died at Louisville last week, has been filed here for probate and it is a queer one. lie leaves all his earthly possessions to Rev. Father Arnoukl of this city, appoints him his executor and gave orders for his funeral. He said: "I want no flowers, 110 sermon. a plain coffin like the poor use, and put

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but mark it with a wooden cross." The will does not state what the estate is worth, but it is quire large.

of Pennsylvania.

BKTIILKHKM, Pa., Nov. 11. Right Rev. Talbot t, 1)1)., LLD., has been elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania. Four ballots were necessary to a choice. Dr. Talbott is at present missionary bishop of Wyoming and Idaho.

Troubled Willi Affection of the Kves. BKKI.IN, Nov. 11.—Prince Bismarck is again troubled by the affection of the tin: eyes from which he has suffered periodically of recent years, but his condition is not such as to cause his Iriends or family special anxiety.

BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The late Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun left an estate valued at $1,2."S0.000.

New York stock exchange has adopted a rule prohibiting betting

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We have foreclosed a Mortgage held by us on a Stock of Clothing in Southern Ohio. We have brought the Entire Stock to Crawfordsville to be disposed of by January 1st, 1898,

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the exchange. William ,J. Keating is dead at. North Homestead, Pa., from injuries received in a football game.

Lincoln (Neb.) street railway system, in the hands of a receiver, is to be sold under forclosure Deo. 10.

A bill has been presented in the Maine legislature to punish sportsmen who ac cid/ntallv kill men in the wood.

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CrawfordHville, Ind.

House ard lot on west Marmot street, cellar, cistern, good barn, fruit, all in tine condition.

House and lot on Sprlug street. 0 roomed house not unite finished, will be sold at a bartruin. I'rtuo j45f.

I.ot in Highland, just north of A. S. Clement's property, GOxlHO. Price only $250. 120 acre farm in Jetrerson county. Illinois, 80 acres in cultivation, 40 acres of timber, never failing water.i.wo primitive lojr houses, barn, fruit 111 abundance. I'rice only $:i,000. Will trade for city property.

House and lot 011 Fremont street, south of the Artilicial ice plant.. Price ouly KiOO. I GO acres about 4 miles north of Darlington, 140 acres In cultivation, balance I11 timber aud pasture, 6-room house, summer kitchen, barn, out-buildinjis, fruit, nood black, rich soil, on gravel road. A line bargain. :I0 acres, 'J' uilles south of Alamo, 3-room house, summer kitchen, c-liar, cistern, barn, good orchard, small fruit. I'rice only $750. 80-acro farm. 1 miles south ol' Ladoga, on Rravel road.'H rouin house, la go barn, young orchard, black land, line location. !!0 acres in Hendricks county: land is level. 14 acres in cultivation, balaiicc timber and pasture, on travel road. 170 acre farm, 3'/- miles south of city, 0room lious.e, cellar, well, barn, outbuildings, fruit, 101 acres I11 cultivation, balance.In timber and pasture, on gravel road, near good school. (iUll sugar trees. Will be sold at a bargain. Callatouce. 9 acres, 11 miles north of the city, 5-room house, cistern,well.barn, oulbulldings plenty of fruit- Will hell or trade for city property. Call at once.

II la acr.ss, 2 miles west, of city, tl roomed hnusu. burn, outbuildings,well, cistern fruit. Price only $'2,00o.

Cu acres. 1 miles west of l'arkersburg, 40 acres in cultivation, 6100111 house, barn. Price ?:i,OOO.

G-r 10111 house and lot in Highland, good b.ii'ti, building.-, ail new and in line condition, plenty of fruit, fine location, Call at once if you want a bargain. 0 roomed house and lot on Fremont, street, house is equipped with all modern improvements. Plenty of fruit. Price ouly *1,000. 57 acre farm In Putnam county, house and birii, plcii of fruit. Price only j700. 45 acre farm 0 miles west of the city,5-room house, summer kitchen, cellar, barn tiOxOO. A tine bargain. 35 acre farm. 2Ms miles west of thecitv, ftroom house, barn, out buildlnL-s, finest fruit farm in the county. Price $3,800. 80-acre farm near Marion Watson, good soil, in

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sell at a bargain If taken soon. 3!4 acres, ti room house, barn, large poulirv house, abundanceof fruit, miles from tho city. Will .sell,or trade. A bargain. Don't let t.'ils chance slip 8 Uteris, a mile south of Whitesvllle, GO iti-res 11 eulil vi: I foil, balance In timber and fast lire, 4 room house, porch, barn, outbuilnings, well, cistern. Price ouly 1,000. 1'JO acres, 314 miles southwest of Waynetown. (ill acres In cultivation, balance in timber and pasture One of the best bargains in the county. Price only S30 per acre.

If you want to buy or seil anything above tiie earth, on the earth, in the earl or under the earth, write at once or call at 107 north

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