Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1899 — Page 8
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To buy for CASH Or will take in trade This week
500 dwts. «f 01*1 Gold 500 oz of Old Sliver
OTTO, The Jeweler.
4 :v 103 N. Washing-ion St. ...Opposite Court House, West.,.
DR. H. E. GREENE.
IVnet u*o I,unite 1 to Diseases of the***-
Eye,Ear, Nose and Throat
OFFICE Bonus— 9 to 12 a. 2 to 4 p. m.
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F. B. GONZALES,
DENTIST
Office—1311'2 East Main Street. Over HostV •lewelry store. Telephone No. 290.
FEMALE TROUBLES DRUGGISTS
Take Notice!
I am now running .The old
Engine House Grocery
Corner of College and Water streets, and will pay the highest market pricts for country produce, either TliADK or CASH. 1 keop a full line of all kinds of groceries, which are all fresh and new, Come in and sco tne. It will p.iy sou.
Ed IW Brewer,®
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Why don't you buy your ISupgy Harness where you can save money We are selling a 815harnes-i for $12 with a shaped breast collar: and a $20.00 rubber mounted harness for $16 00, all rjiide fr jm the best, oak tanned leather and mads at home in our shop. Come and see them foulore you luy.
Ornbaiin's Harness House.
The Law
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Real Estate OFFICE
W. P. Britton Laroy Clore.
125* bast Mam otreev. Uver Moffett & MorKan'a Drug Store. CrawfordsTllle. Ind.
yamfhls office is Bupplied with a Urge list Of verv desirable property, including farms of from 20 to 800 acres in this and surrounding counties, for sale or trade. Houses and lots in all parts of the city ranging in price from •300 to 87,000 the vacant lots in Whltlock Place. Valuable lota in S. E. Wallace's first addition, ranging in price fr ICQ 165 to $100 per lot, and lots in other parts of the city. Also the only desirable business properties now on the market la this city. prTIm prospects are very bright for a large building boom in Crawfordsville this coming season. A rise is certain to take place in real estate here. A hint to the wise ought to be sutUclent. 13fln one week's time this office comes in contact with mote people who desire to invest In real estate than an owner would probably Bee in a year. Prospective purchasers can in
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day, or even «n fcour'x time, ascertain the description and price of a ve'y great portion of all the best bargains in real estate on the market In this city and county.
TROTTING STALLION.
Harry Nixon
IFU, 29,578—L?OCORD^2 :J! 1.
Will make the 6eason of 1S99 at Judge Britton's farm mile south of Crawfordsville on the Greencastle road. Terms same as last season. S15 to insure a colt to stand andisnck.
HARRY V. Nixox, Manager.
We Arc Giving
Demonstrations daily ia the art of Correct Tailoring. Oar eustocners are models of neatness and fashion. We take pride iu having them such. If you are particular—if you want your Clothes JUST SO, then we want you for a customer. It's our pltsa-ure to pleasn the man with exacting taste. Dou't forget our wuaranteen $3.00 Uat in the new Sp mg Shapes
Gilbert & Gregg,
Merchant Tailors and Haberdashers.
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
EST AH LI SI! HI) IN 1848.
FRIDAY, APRIL 28 18B9,
PERSONAL MENTION.
.Short IteniH Kelntlvu to the Comings and doings of Crawfordsvlllu People and Their Frloiulx.
M. li. Waugh is considerably better today. Mrs August Myers and son are in Lafarette
Miss May Kline haa returned from Covington. Dr. Thomas Moffett is reported as improving. —Pattern hats direct from Chicago at Miss Cade's.
Garden tools and poultry netting. W.M. TIIOMAS. Miss Lielen Crawford is visiting friends in Lifayette. —T. S. Lyons, of Chattanooga, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Hoyland —The place to buy screen doors and ily screening good and cheap is at Win. Thomas'.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ballard are nicely situatod in Loganaport at No. 1205 LIig ii street. —The Willis gallery has reduced prices on all prize pictures Lowest prices ever known. —Mrs. G. P. Fuson was called to Erownslurg Wednt siay by the serious illness of her grandchild, little Lenora Miller. —Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Parker and Mrs. Elizabeth Donaldson are the guests oi Mrs.'Will Vancleave. Mrs. Donaldson the winter in Florida —Mits Wray, tho popular milliner of Crawfordsville, desires to see every lady who is in need of a spring hat or bonuet. She has selected a stock of ^reat variety and beauty to meet the needs of all tastes Y. M. 0. A. b'ock.
JACOBS' CiGARS
*V?:-te OfiKrw-s r,00,000 at -jnm-irtl'.'i', lioft'us Stamps. L.iu-tt-ster, i..-. April 27.—So far 500,of W. M. Jiu.'obi' cigars, bearing is, jfjimjis, Imve hewn seized in Lan••:rr. Ye^er.iny H. II. Foy & Co., tho revtiiuio officials that thoy 2 At tlie Pennsylvania rail* ii'i "sumon -4'Ui K) we:v seized. Deputy -.1 If err v-wft-nl iv seized 810,000
H"'.'- ei:ey liiM-i. .--fere, Gordonville, lis it v, auii have oeeu confisited at ChanilKTsburg.
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Tee.n., April 27.—Deputy
Collector rlart his made another haul of Lancaster, Fa., et^ar bearing the bogus ITe Mtouivd 20,000. Deputy Colieetiir Mniiineux of this office has ix'iili.-'cared OO.OOO of tlie.se cigars at ChaHiUioosja.
The rook Arrives With JJoG Dead. N.-w York, April 27. Another shipload o! b.i lies of American soldiers who were killed or died iu the Cuban and Porto Rtcan campaigns was brought into tins harbor last evening by the transport Crook, the same vessel which brought a former and similarly sad consignment. This time i33( coffins are piled in rows upon the vessel's decks. Of these bodies 08 were dug up in Porto Rico, 12 at Guantanamo and 240 at Santiago. They have been identified as far as possible.
Orders Not Filled.
Cincinnati, April 27.—A short time ago whisky distributors here received circulars from the Kentucky Distillers and Warehouse association, offering whisky at 15 cents. Orders were immediately given from Cincinnati alone for about 10,000 barrels. Buyers are now surprised to find that only about 10 per cent of their orders have been filled.
Want Japan to Intervene. Loudon, April 27.—According to a special dispatch from Shanghai, it is reported there that Aguinaldo's agents in Japan have issued a strong appeal for Japanese aid and sympathy and are urging Japau to offer friendly interven tion with the United States.
FOR all kinds or printing Bee THE^JOURNAL CO., PRINTERS
GRAIN-0 BRINGS RELIEF
to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking is a habit that Is universally indulged in and almost as universally injurious. Have you tried Grain-O? It is almost like coffee but the effects are just the opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach, ruins the digestion, effects the heart and disturbs the whole nervous system. Grain-0 tones up the stomach, aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. There is nothing but nourishment in Grain-O. It can't be otherwiee. 15 and 25c. per package.
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Anderson, Iud., April '27.—The county attorney brought suit against Moses Harmon, ex-county recorder, laying claim to fees withheld. Tho suit involved the legality of the fee and salary law, and a judgment has been rendered in tavor of the county against Mr. Harmon for 53,282.78, fees retained by hint on his retirement lest November. An appeal will follow to the supreme court. The. County Officers' association is interested in the case.
Appointed C. I). Fitch.
Indianapolis, April 27.—Auditor of State llart yesterday appointed C. D. Fitch of Fort-Wayne assist ant chief clerk and actuary the insurance department of his office. Mr. Fish lias had long experience in the insurance business. He was not au applicant for the position. The salary is §1,500 a year. Auditor Hart says the place is "an expert's position, and au expert has been chosen to fill it."
Being- Tried For His Mfe. Jeftersouville, Ind,, April 27.—The trial of. George Green has begun here for wite murder. One night last November Mrs. Amanda Green, who lived at Ceinentville, was called to her door and shot in the stomach. She lingered a few days and died. On her deathbed she told Mrs. Lizzie McDaniel that her husband had shot- her. The latter is the state's principal witness.
Killed by an Kn^ine.
Tipton, Ind., April 27.—A young man, about 18 years old, was killed by a Lake Erie and Western engine, near here, yesterday. The body was badly mutilated. There was a letter on his person, addressed to Peter Winch, 22:S Sheridan street, Kokomo, and this proved to be his name. The body was identified by a brother lVoni Kokomo.
Filed a Pet ion IN Bankruptcy. Seymour, Intl., April 27. Frank Woodniause has filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy. His liabilities are $0,500, and his assets a §10 watch and §8 in cash. He was formerly in business in Washington, this state, and made an assignment in if»SS.
Subsidy Defeated.
Portland, Ind., April 27.—The contemplated appropriation in aid of the Portland and Camden railway was defeated at the special election" by a majority ot 209.
DARLINGTON.
Our band is just tho article. Get ready for Memorial day. Remember and vote Monday. "Cuban Spy" Saturday night. Where is the street sprinkler. Kipp Milner is on the sick list. Clean up that alley in the rear. Beiat Hulet's hall Saturday night. House eleauing is now in full blast Exemption affidavits are in demand. Paper hangers and painters are now busy.
Suscribe liberally for the horse show. Christian Endeavor convontioT next week.
Hilly Coleman ia working the town tbis week. Bill Halstead, of Kirkpatrick, was in town Wednesday.
John Clouser has taken possession of bis new house. Will Hutchinson is putting down his side walks this week.
A great many people have business in Crawfordsville this week. Frank Goble has built an addition of wo rooms lo his residence. W-V
This is the season of the year when man enjoys his meals at a" resturant.
A few preliminaries have been Bettied as a starter for our annual horse S^iow.
Rev. Broomfieid will deliver the memorial sermon at the M. E. church May 31.
A native Armenian lectured at the South Christian church Thursday evening.
Elmer Martin is with Cox & Lewis this week. Guntle & Guntle placed a good sized safe in position in their store room Wednesday.
Murphy, Galloway and Earl Martin are west of town building house for Mr Simpson.
Rev. M. Appleby, of Hammond, will deliver the memorial address at this place on May 30.
Dr. W. H. Greene was called to Hedrick Tuesday to see a young man who is dangerously iil.
Hunt Stewart have a couple of Frankfort men shearing sheep for them at the stock pens.
Bent Decker and Ed Biddle have moved their families to the Stewart property on West street.
Miss Marie Darrah has returned to her home at Lebanon, after a week's visit with relatives, the Shannons.
George Seybold started to Atlanta, Ga., on Tuesday morning to attend the International Sunday school con veotion.
A gas man from Sheridan was here this week adjusting damages arising from too much or not enough gas along the line.
Jim Baker, of New Ross, has pur chased Mat Barton's fine stallion, Judson. Mat was obliged to sell on account of ill health.
O. H. Griest, Adam Carock, M. V. Faust, Miss Minnie Marshal), Mrs Lulu Chambers and Miss Verna Will iams have been hired to teach our schools next year.
The district Christian Endeavor con vention will be held here next Wed needay and Thursday. While services will be held in all the churches, head quarters will be at the M. E. church, A large crowd is expected and our peo pie will be called upon to entertain the crowd, yet all will be welcome and entertained to our best ability. All come.
On Saturday morning Hatch & Mc Clure were the owners and possessors of a good meat WBgon, a gray mare and a set of harness, but to realize on this investment they must combine the three together, and there is where
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they made, thoir niist-ke, fcr in three minutes after they had formed the combination nothing was left but the gray mare, ts she hHd kicked every thing else ouU-.d-i of the corporation
Ar Wavniand don't, want any rural free mill route. Will kiil the town, of eonrse it win, if a fourth clai-a post office is thn only inducement vou can offer the farmer. Yet we hs.ve one and want more We will chance killing the town Men coms Ui ioc-n for ^Rrgftins, not. (or maii onir. Our town has the reputation *nr bir^ainf, and farmers fur nn-i near krow it. and here thev fiome
Sunday evening those living west of town near \V. W. Chambers,'. could see tho whole fuiiuij, ascisied by a few of their uei^hborn, vainly trying to set aiotioij a certain iior-« tsi-tachfd to a niugie nu^gy tnat euji to nave its mind marie uu to etu.y as u-ost for a week in that identical spot,— but, it dtdn't, stay. our people wore out enj iyii the pleasant evening a cyclone to all appearance catue from the wee- if the suortiog, rwarir,f-,noise and tii* clouds of dust were any indication, yet wh -n it caiuc it was but a norse and buggy. Said horse hud eluded his 6tarters and in an unguarded moment had given them the slip and came on his war rej dicing at a two minute gait, cominjr squarely up Main street to the east end He encircled a square and again made the entire lensrth of Main 6treet- turning south on Douglas ptrpet then west on South street and leaving- town by the John Jackman road In his mad rush through town he was accompanied by the majority of our population. A line wcu'd be formed in front to catch him, but he invariably went through the procession, increased in the rear until it looked like there might be a circus in the west end, but as he was seen to cross the corporation line, all turned back to their Sunday devotinnn or supper and the horFe went on, and for all we know, is running yet as the telephone announced that he bad passed GarSeld safely, so we concluded to let him run.
WINGATE.
Work has commenced on the canning factory. Vera Buxton visited at Frankfort last week
A. S. Clements, of Crawfordsville, was a caller here Monday. Will Doss and wife, of Waynetown, attended church here Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Sampson, of Frankfort, visited her parents here last week Ross Donavan and family and Geo Moore, of LabanoD, t-pent Sunday iu tbis vicinity
Uncle Sammy Hains, of Union towoship. circulated among old friends here on Wednesday
Charles Ocheltree, wife and baby returned Wednesday from a month's stay in Missouri.
Mrs. Lily Royalty visited and trat sacted business in Indianapolis the fore part of th^ week
Dr. Dickson has removed his office from his residence to the old tailor shop near the livery barn.
George C. Coons, of Elizabeth, New Jersey, visited friends and relatives here the first of the week.
Dr. Allhands will in a few days move to the old drug store room on the corner of Main and High streets.
The G. A. R.'a will have a glorious time here on Decoration Day. It will eclipse any monstration ever held in this part of the county.
Palin sisters will have a grand millinery opening on Friday and Satur day of this week. Music by the Wingate orchestra and the Attica mandolin club.
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I'M SO'DEAD TIRED."'
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New
Solicits your patronage nnd expects to maintain ic by showing you a new line of
Hats and Caps, and Gent's Furnishing Goods. All fresh from the markets and all selected with a view of building trade. Call and see our stock. We will be glad to show you.
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Clark & Wicks
AN in South Washington Street
WOOL WANTED!!
Yount, Martin & Russell,
(Successors to Andrew Yount & .)
Will purchase all wool offered them during the season •. at the Harter Block, on east Main street.
Will Pay the Highest Market Price for Wool
IN GOOD CASH
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Y. M. C. A. Block.
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