Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 June 1890 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURNAL.

Published &wiy livening Esccpl saulay »v T. II. It. Mc.OAl\ •••UFKICK- 17 South Uronn

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•"TorJudge-K. l\ SXYMvH. Kor Pmsecutor—*W. T. WH1TI1 M« H'N,-, Kor Representative—T. J. AKMS'i Ut'Nit..

For Auditor—JOHN l\ WlNtiA K. l\ir Tir usurer—A. i". UAM^KY. For SI .tIIT—FKKD C. 11ANDKL. For Surveyor—JAMKSM, WAl t• 11. For Corw.,—ur.v K«K W. Tl K.KIC, For Commissioners— :M District—MICHAKI. 1'HU !•.. 'M District—AUUIXA W. liKuN l.

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

To Meet at Brazil on Wednesday, Julj 10. The Republicans of the Eighth Congressional District will moot in delegate convention at the operu house in the city of Bra zi 1 on Wednesday July- 10. 1SM), at 10 o'clock a. in. for the purpose ol placing jn nomination candidate for Congress. The counties of the district will be entitled to representation iu tne convention as fc.lows: Clay Fountain........... .•..".r.VK-." v. ... Montgomery "*0 Vermillion 1' Parke Sullivan YlgO *,

Total ........ The several counties will select their delegates as the county committees shall direct. By order of the com nut tee.

W. T. BtfUSH, Chairman.

CI ALLEN. Secretary,

This Date in History—June 5. 172:1—rirth

of Adam .Smith, political economist

died 1790.

J77.V—Washington chiton commander-in-chief of the Continental army. 17S1-Capinrf of AngustA, Go., by the Americans

Fort Cornw&llls, S. C., also captured by the Amerlcaus. 27W—Sir Sydney Smith relieves Acr»% iu .Syria, nnd the Turkish forces who had defended it n^amst Bonaparte since March. ISoO-'IiCuts Bonaparte, father of Napoleon III. made kins of Holland. 35550— IVath of Von Welder, apod 40. musical com poser: his greatest work, "J of Freischute.'.' jsr3— Marshal B&znina, commanding French troups,. occupies city of Mexico. JSOI—UatUe «»f Piedmont, Va. Union loss, 7i*0

Confederate, -,070.

1h05- Uatveston, Tex., tho last seaport held by tim federates. surrendered. ..ltto—•Sir .Jules Benrdict, fnmnus musical composer, died, aged il.

THOSE CENSUS QUESTIONS. About tms time the census enumerator is deep in liis listings. He will be gently laying l)efore his victims a programme including queries whether they are afflicted with chronic or hereditary diseases whether they are crippled, idiotic or crazy: whether they own the house they live in, and if it is mortgaged. These questions woi^l be valuable contributions to sociology and economic science if truthful answers could be obtained to them. But public opinion has decided that they are entirely psivate questions and that the government has no right to ask them. Therefore the icral sentiment is against answering tllein^Vitis nST"-.T7iT7l

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sentiment is opposed to a law it cannot lie enforced. Therefore it is not at all likely that these census questions will be generally answered.

Su]x?rinteiident of the Census Porter is aware of this, and has provided gracefully for the emergency. His way out of it does him the greatest credit. Superintendent Porter directs the enumerators in no case to attempt to procure enforced replies. Where tliev are not given voluntarily, the enumerator is simply to mark on the blanks at the proper place, "Refused to answer," and forward the list to Washington, leaving government to fight it out with the refractory, which of course it will not attempt to do.

Where there is refusal to answer it •will, however, be reasonable to infer that the reply would have been affirmative. When it cranes to that, though, there is probably not ono person in a million who has not some aronic ailment. Everybody past the age of twenty has either dyspepsia, rheumatism, or liver trouble or weak eyesight. A bad temper is a chronic ailment of the worst order. -C.

Reader, be thankful that yon are not a senator. The United States senate committee lias taken up the house tariff bill. They are going to labor on it through .1 vine. The claims of industries that, are injured by it will have hearings through the month of leafy June. Bnt the committee really think they will have the bill ready for submission to the senate by July. Then the senate will take its turn at it. Through July and

August senatorial brains will fry over that tariff bill. All who have the slightest interest in a re-election will need to make great speeches about it. But when will it finally be passed or rejected? Go ask the winds.

llesults are already beginning to flow from tho Pan-American congress. I11 the United States senate the committee on foreign affairs have reported a bill providing fo the appointment of three commissioners for the Intercontinental railway, and also for a detail nf army and navy officers to make surveys of the route. In tho house a bill has besn introduced for the incorporation of the Internal!' mal American bank recommended bj the Pan-American conference.

One x^int made by Judge Fenner in his paper 011 the negro question is that the Republicans care for the negro vote in the south only for the purpose of gaining additional Republican congressmen. Suppose a federal election law should secure this, what then would tho negro have gained locally? It is the Btate government that deals out to him weal or woe. Bay* the judge.

EFFECTIVE ORATORY.

11"« a VKtinj l,-i«\ei nn tiijui.'.l W1...11111 Mmle.i

Jonathan II. Puu'i wiis I"1'11''

poor.

1 a

outs"l

Is made to

It seems that wo have a monument to Columbus in this country, after all. is not in the United States, though, where, by all fhe laws of common grati tnde and common sense, it ought to be It is ia the City of Mexico. A French sculptor made it, wid a Mexican gentleman presented to the republic of Mexico.

"Trust" is the word which capital has made its shibboleth. It is mot on the part of labor by another word no less nagic&l, and that is "federation."

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youmr lawyer. Day after day he sat I waiting f»rclients. but none t-amo. 1 lufirst term of eourt iimi lii-s name I had not iipjK'aml oil the ilifki't. At that tune my tather tlerk ot* the circuit i\urt. Out" »la\ there came to him a ^nl w..11111:1. who iKinml into his eai

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A liroriier-in law

had rohbinl her of all th.' property left her by her .lead husband, had oppressed and abused her, and was now seeking to take fTom her care her only child, a little Kirl 3 years old. My father became deeplv interested in the woman and promised to help her. He at once sent for Pugh. The young lawyer caiuo and ttHik charge of her case.

The jHKir woman's bn'tlier-in-law W!is rich, and he employed the lest of counsel and made every preparation in his jKiwur to defeat her ill court and subject her to still greater oppression. He eveu circulated the most slanderous stories against her, and succeeded in totally destroying her good reputation.

This story kindled the soul of Piigli, and he went to work with ft tierce determination to unmask the villain. The day for the trial arrived. Tho neighUirhixnl was thoroughly aroused, and the old court room w:ls crowded with sjxx'tators. The sad and dreamy young lawyer

Ihvjuih-

another mnn—a Ixild atul daunt

less knight lighting for outraged womanhood. ilu arose to sjKMik. Tho silence was painful. With a master hand he laid lefure court and jury the work of the jioor woman's oppressor. Tho Jiorjured witnesses withered beneath his fiery denunciation. Judge, jurors and sjiectators K-nt forward to listen.

As he told of the woman's wrongs team filled the eyes of nil. Then ho turned from the weeping woman to the nuthor of her sorrows. In terrible language he expressed the villainy of the man. Suddenly he faced the victim of liis scorn, find 'jx'inting his quivering finger at him exclaimed: "You have stolen from this poor woman all her property. Not only tills you have robbed her not only of her last dollar, but of what is more precious than gold—her good name. And now, with savage hands, you try to tear from her arms her darling child. In the awful hereafter you should not even be allowed the miserable comfort of herding with the common damned, bnt In some lower, deeper hell be compelled, singly and alone, to howl out an eternity of woo."

As Pugh reached this climax it fell like a bolt thunder 011 the ears of the guilty man, and he rushed headlong from the court room, Puirh's reputation was made Ho wiw fl'»4wl with clients and r.t n- th«. busiwt

lawyers

tow: .—IllimiiK State Journal.

'Over at the hotel. I left her money to pay her bill and get home, and she can stay or come. Better have this thing decided at the start, you know. Some folks are built to wear diamonds, and some to eat johnny cake. I'm a Johnny cakist. There's my train. If she comes in to take tho next just see her aboard, but don't encourage her any. It's a row to see who shall boss, and the best man is going to win."—Detroit Free Press.

The l'ttktor's Victory.

Many year- ago, when drinking habits were more provident than now, a Congregational minister in York county preached a very strong tem|ierance sermon that made a sensation in the parish. Some of the leading members of the congregation felt insulted. They got up and left the house during the sermon, and then sent a letter demanding an apology or the preacher's resignation. The next Sunday the pastor announced from the pulpit that he would comply with the gentlemen's request in the ovening. Of course, everybody who could go the church that evening was there, the disaffected ones with smiles on their faces at the thought of how they had triumphed over the minister. The worthy man ascended the pulpit, went through the preliminary exercises, and then announced his text: "And tx-ing convicted by their own consciences they went out one by one." The sermon ireached from that text wim a stunner jut nothing more was said about an aiology, and the minister did not resign. —Mt. Desert 1 Me. 1 Herald.

A Hybrid Coin. in my jKjssesrion a coin which

1 have

is a ••freak." It is a United States naif dollar («ilver\ having an eagle on each side. Of course, it bears 110 date, but it was issued under the coinage act of 1792 I have another, dated 1627, which bears the same eagle. One face of this coin is like all others of its issue. Upon the reersc, however, the eagle and the lettering are indented and reversed, as though staui]x there by another coin

My theory is that the coin cut ju.it previous to this one stuck to the die. 'eagle side up," and left its impression upon the silver strip from which, as I understand, coins are cut. I can account for the freak in no other way. It must have been overlooked at the mint, and thus got into circulation. It Is of full weight and standard silver.—Cor. Cliicago Inter Ocean.

Notliin" Iu the Wide World So Onori. 1 was ulllictcd with kidney disease. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of ltoudout,

V..—I say it with a perfect recollection of all that was dono for ine besides, is the only thing that gave me permanent relief. 1 have recommended this medicine to many people for kidney disease, and they ail a/reo in saying that it has not its equal 111 the wide world for this complaint.—Lyman Crawford, lJruggist,Siiringlleld,Mass

JUMP SLAT Burreys for tho most, stylish, by Tiusloy Martin.

—We will sell you more anil bettor goods for one dollar than any house in the city. ANN Lkvikson.

You May

always fine all kinds of our store from now on. order for anything in this line.

ve^etablns at ve your

Ensminoeii A Seawiiioht.

Why Willi. You cough when Shiloh'a Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 50 cents and

Morgan It, Oo.

With your name and address, mailed to 111. Swifl ppecitio Co., Atlanta, (5a., is mcessary to obtain an inlt resting treat

ise oil the blood and the diseases incident

it.

pirin Eruption Cured.

One of my customore. a highly anil influential cltlr.i'n, but who i? nnw sluvM from tht city, has used Swift's Specific with exci llent rvsull. lie days It curwl him of a skin eruption that he had Ufii tonufiiti'd !lh for thirty yeir?, and had rcsisti-d the curative qualities of many •ther medicines.

AtOBiKT C'LKOQ, Druorist.

CARTERS

ITTLE

PIUS.

tit* So tr«*l Too Illicit.

A young fell, iw was inquiring of Officer Button at the Third street, depot about the train for the north, when the officer queried in return: "Didn't you cuino in this morning?" "Yes." "With a young woman." es." "I thought so. 1 took you for a bridal couple." "Yes, so we were." "And you are going back alone?" "That's what's the matter. We were married day before yesterday and caine here 011 a tour. She was all right when we got here, but in about an hour we had a fuss. She wanted a diamond ring, and I couldn't buy it. Diamond"! Just think iti, .r.*«* c.., $2a [.i cash and twenty acres of laud, and expect to have to live on leans for the next six months to pull through." "Where is she now?".

CURE

Kck B«&dftChe aod roliove nil tho tronblM incf* fl»nt to ft bilious stato of tho cystam. tuoh afl DUtlntti, Kiuaea, DrowsineM, DiatreM aftor •sting. Ptiu In tho 8ide» Ao. Whilo their moftt yexaaikshie succom b&B boon shown la

SICK

BstAtehs, yet Cart«r'a Little LiTor Pttlfl an •aually valuahlo In Constipation, curing and pre* rdnting this annoying complaint whllo they also correct all disorders of tbostomach stimulate tho liver and regulate tho bowels. Even if they only

HEAD

Acba thoy wonld bo aimoatpriceloasto those who •uf/er from this distressing complaint butfortu« cately their goodness does notondhero,andthosa Who once try them will find these littlo pills valu« able In to many ways that they will not bo wUXiDg to do without them. But after aUelck head

ACHE

f1b the bane of so many Uvea that hero la where we make our great boast. Our pilld euro it while Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very small ana •ery easy to tafao. Ono or two pills makoa dow. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action pleafloall who use them. In vials at 25 rents: fivo for $1. Sola by druggists everywhoro, or sent by mail. ^CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York.

SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

A Chinaman's Clothe*

A clothing merchant whose imtience is tried to the verge of exhaustion »y the perversity of those customers who nevor will acknowledge that a new Milt of clothes fits ns well ns it ought might lie excused for wishing himself nChhmnmn if he stopped once to sec Mongolian try on ft new suit of clothes in a Mott street clothing house. The outfit consist* of shirt, trousers, boots, hat, short coat and overcoat. Tho shirt is generally of pongee silk, and dues not differ much iu cut from the ordinary American Manne! shirt. Wearing no collar, the Chinaman is not troubled by having to remember the size of his ueck.

As all that Is seen of the trousers Is the bottom of the legs, and these to

Wrinkles are a mark of afllueneo. Only your poorest Chinaman can afford so little cloth that his garments must cling to tho shape. A hat four sizes too large for the head, in order to accommodate the pig tail,, tops it all off, and is tho only American made article of them all. Why does not John wear his native hat here, too?—New York Tribune.

Geese That Cost 8105 Klieli. One of Senator Mitchell's first cases became famous In Oregon ns the "goose case." A poor German owned four geese which were killed by a wealthy but unscrupulous citizen of Portland. The German retained Mitchell and the wealthy man employed "Laundelct" Williams. The damages claimed were W0, but the rich man by perjuring himself got a verdict In his favor. The German whs in despair, but Senator Mitchell, knowing the character of the rich defendant, advised his client to take a backseat in the leading saloon of the place that night to see if tho man would not acknowledge that he had shot the geese, In the presence of witnesses, and If he did to note their names.

It turned out as he thought. The rich man made a night of it and celebrated his victory by treating his friends. He told them that he had shot the Dutchman's geese, hut "that blanked little Pittsburg lawyer of a Mitchell couldn't prove It." Upon this Mitchell demanded a new trial and won the case. The rich man carried it to the supreme court ntid Mitchell ageiu won, and the result was that the man had to pay for the geese and foot, a bill of fKX) for tho costs. The geese thus cost $105 apiece.—Frank G. Carpenter In Philadelphia Press.

Acute and ehronu rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured be the use of Ilibbaid's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by MolTett, Morgan ,t Co,

In Its treatment of rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. Read their medical pamphlet and learn of. he gieat medicinal value of Lho remedies which enter Into Its composition. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Moigan A Co

Shlloh'aCure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough anil Bronchitis For sale by Moffett, Morgan fc Co.

To Cure Heart Disease

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart Remedy." It regulates, corrects and relieves Lhe most distressing cases. Price 50 cents and $1. Pamphlet free. litnghauipton, N. V. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher,

be cured by Simmon's Liver Regulator, A Woiiiiiu's I. "xovery.

Another wonderful discovery has en made and that too ny a woman Ii Is county. Disease fastened Its clutch? upon her and for seven years she with tood Its severest tests, but her vital rgans were undermined and death seemed Imminent. For three monthb she coughed Incessantly and could not sleep. She bought ol us a bottle of Dr. King's New Dlscoveiy for consumption and was so much relieved on taking one dose that she slept all night, and with one bottle has been miraculously cured.

Her name Is Mrs, Luther Lutz." Thus Tito W.

Hamrlck A Co., of Shelby

N. B.—Get a free trial bottle at Nye &

MDr.

$1.

Moffett

A^D You SEE HOW

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ARE CALLED

Well Recommended. can recommend Dr. E. W. Ream as a thorough and competent dentist and worthy of a large patronage. He is a graduate of the Ohio College of Dental Surgery and capable of practicing modern dentistry in all its branches, such as bridge work, gold crowns, gold plates, etc.

Go Now

Via the Vtunliriia to St. Louis and Kansas Deliver, Pueblo Colorado Spring" Ail tirst class free chair cars from St. Louib to Doner without change.

goods at L.

Prepared by Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich.

Despondency, causal by a diseased liver, can be avoided by taking bun 111011 Liver Regulator.

Kui.t) l^y

This is what you ought to have, ii fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching lor It dally, and mourning because they liiul it not. Thousands upon thousands ol dollars are spent annually by our pi pie ill the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet It may bi had by all. Wo guarantee that Electric Hitlers, used according to directions and the U* persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion and oust i-lie demon Dyspepsia and install Instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50c, and $1 per bottle by Nye & Co., druggists.

Special Ordinance.

AN ORDINAN' F. to provide for the grav eliug and bouldering of the alley running east and west between Main street and

Piko street, from Water street west, to the alley running north ami south between saidWater street and Green street, according to the plans and specifications of the City Civil Engineer and providing tor the cost thereof. Suction 1. Be it ordaiued by the Com mon Council of the City of Crawfordsvi'le, Indiana, that the alley running oast and west between Mam street and Pike street, from Water street west to thcaiL'y running north and south between said Water street and Green street he graveled and bouldcred according to the plans and specilleations on tile in the olllcc of the City Civil F.ngin, er

That the alley shall tirst ho graded and then bouldcred with good fair sized hould ers laid 011 ton llJj inches of gravel ami sand and bouldcred to the full width of said alley.

All work to be done to the entire satis faction of the City Civil F.ngincer. And that sucti improvement be dono at the expeuse of tho property owneri having property abutting thereon |except the proportion thereof occupied by the pubh grounds bv said city bordering thereon,anil tho crossings of streets and alleys] that, said alley between the limits aforesaid, ac cording to the provisions of Sections Irt, 7 and 71 ol the act of the Ceneral Assembi of the State of Indiana, approved March 14th, 1SH7, entitled "An Act to repeal all general laws now in force forth

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THiS LIt~Le B^HD OF HOpE. c^RRY SANTA CLAU5 SOAR

Very

WE'V'E EfJ^A^ED THEM FOR A TIME,

A^D ARE HAPPY VHE^ EMPLOYED

J. C. HnvniNsoN.

If you have over-mJulged in eating or drinking take Simmon's Liver Regulator.

—See the

new style brilliantiue dress Bischof's.

Take Simmon's your dinner. It indigestion.

Ik*

in style

must flop about the ankles at every step, 1 they can be fitted with eq'.::il ease. The boots have no lefts or rights. As lr»ig as they do not rub \w «»d.do*»**» .*xi. the heels they wW do i'he coats are made in such -aipie fashion that anyone from a giant to a humpbacked dwarf may lie fitted with facility. They have no sleeves to pinch tho wearer under the arms. The customer simply gathers the garment around his neck, adjusts tho clnspsothat.it will not catch his windpipe too tight ly. sees tluit the skirt is not too long, and there he is.

Livei^Rtfilatoi' aftei prevent!, dyspepsia and

Why do you endure the agony of Dys pepsiaC Simmon's Li"er Regulator will cure you.

Affeetio"- ,Ti ilie bowels, so prevailent. iri r).ii.?T,i cured by Simmon's Liver Ueuulator.

Hlbburd's Strengthen ng and Rheumatic Piasters. A1IK A HKVEI.ATIOS TO THE WOltl.O AND Altl'.

TUB ONL.V CBNCI.NK UUKI'MATIC 1'I.ASTKIIS Nino-tenths of all troubles which require the aid of plasters are rheumatic 111 1 hoi nature. A change of weather or sudden draftcauses a cold, which developes into muscular and that into inllam'natory rheumatism. And yet there has never been such a tiling as a distinctly rheumatic and strengthening piaster, and hundreds have died suddenly where rheumatism has attacked the heart, .vhose lives inmhl have been saved had this plaster been applied in season. They are constructed 011 purely scientific principles aud arc purely vegetable.

a |dlY THEY'RE f\|SiMGi,

AS THEY'RE SUITED FORT"|S 'CMMS',

Iri ADVERTISING

Biy NK.FAIRBANK ACO^CH

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iSm lia

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ation of cities, and to provide for tha incor

Liliousness, bile, boils and the blues can poralion of cities, prescribing their power aud rights, and the manner in which they shall exercise the same, and to regulat other matters as properly pertain thereto," and Section (W of said Act as amended by an Act iff the Ocuer. As sembly of the State of Indiana, approved

April 14th 1SS1, and also an Act of the Gon eral Assembly of the State of Indiana, ai proved April luth. IsW, entitled, "An A concerning contracts made by order of the Common Council for the grading and iiu provenient ol streets and allevs, providing tho manner of estimating the'cost thereof and or enforcingthesame against, the lots and unplatted lands abutting on such streets or alleys, fixing the liability therefor, and declaring an emergency."

Section 2. The City Civil Engineer hereby directed to set the proper grade slakes and also to advertise, by publication one day each week for thrco successiv

Cc'e drugstore. weeks in the Crawi-urdsvim.k Daii.v .loc N il., that sealed proposals, for tho oxecu To Cure a lind Cougli tion of said work, will be received by th Use

Kilmer's Cough cure (Con ^.'ty CJerk on the ilay named in the advc

rr'uekuni" .nb,Lru!roaf '"-ordinance shall take efle 1 the throat, hacking, and be in force after its passage, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat) Passed by the Common Council, this 2d day of June, lS'.K).

ind prevents death from comsumptlon Price 2bc. Pamphlet free, liinghamp. ten, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by. Lew Fisher.

Attest:

FRED II. SHEET/., Clerk

HyFiiANK O, MAXWKI.I •Iune5, 1MM).

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Nnliee is hereby tfiven ^hat the pniinershij heretofore existing between the umlersiirtietl in the tin job business ha- been dissolved.John H, Uobb retirimr from the linn. The busine will bo continued by (Ju* Happen- in tl same tand.

G. S. Cu-MKNS, D. D. S.

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June4, 1 SilO,

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Notice is hereby given that the stockholder of the bovetall Hotly andCiear Company will hold theit annual meeting on Tuesduv lng.June M-i, IS!»0, ut 7:30 o'clock, at the of the Indium* *Vne ace Company in JvA'^vaie for the purpose of electing tlv rectors to serve the en sni ng vear.

I». C. SUM KHV'bl.K, President,

J. C. H.wiNim.i., jr, Seeretnrv. Jnne .*», 1 SbO.

Notice of Proposed Street Improvement

Ofticc of t'ity Clerk, Cra\%aulsviilc. Irul. Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council, of the City of Crawfordsville. pursuant to the provisions of an net, of the etieral Assembly, approved March s, lss'.i, providing tha mode and manner of making street improvements, enforcing tho payment of costs thereof, and issuing street, improvement bonds, as therein provided, etc., having duly passed the following res olution. to wit:

Resolved, by the Common Council or the City of t'rawfordsviile, that it is necessary to improve the alley running east and west betreen Pike Street and Wabash Avenue iu said city, l'roiu Walnut Street, east to the alley between said Walnut Street and Washington Street in said city by grading atul bijuldenng the same to the full width tlieresf—in accordance with the profile and spe'itucations 011 flic 111 the ottico of the City^r r.'ii Engineer. Tho total cost of said 'mprovcnieut shall be assessed per lineal foot upon the real estate abutting on said part of said alley, said assessments if deferred, to be paid in ten annual installments. A bond or bonds shall bo issued in anticipation of the collection of said assess monts unless the property owner pav said assessments before tho said boud or bonds are issued, all as provided for in the act of he Ceneral Assembly of Indiana, approved darcli l-SS'.i.

Notice is further hereby given, to Uie owners of all property along the line of said proposed improvement, to appear at the regular meeting of the council, 111 the Mayor's olllco, on tho Kith day of June, l-'.K), at 7:110 o'clock p. in., and there make heir objections, if any the.v have, to the iceessity lor said proposed improvement

FKK1) .M. SH1CKT/., Clerk,

liy Fuavk (.). .Mawyeij. Dep. une IV.iu.

Notice of Proposed Street Improvement

Ofliec of City Clerk. Crawfordsville, Ind Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council or the City of Cnuvronlsville, pursuant to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly, approved March, lssii providing the mode and manner of making street improvements, entorcing the pay nent of the costs thereof, and issuing st.re'ei mprovenient bonds, as therein provided, •tc., having duly passed the following resolution, to-wit:

Resolved, by the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, that it is deemed necessary to improve Market Street in said City, from hitlock Avenue to a point one hundred and fifty (la(I) reet east of C,artleld Street 111 said City by graveling the same, in accordance with thu profile and specifications on Hie, in the ofliec of the City Civil Engineer. Tho total cost of said in provenicnts shall be assessed per lineal root, upon the real estate abutting on on said portion of Market Street (except the portion thereof occupied by street and ille.v crossing, which -Mali'be assessed igainsl the City) said assessments, if deferred to be paid in ten annual installments A bond or bonds shall be issued in antieipa tionorthe collection of said assessmentsui 5 less property owners pay said asscsswents before said bond or bonds are issued, all as provided for ill an act of the General As omhly of Indiana, approved March s, lss'.i.

Notice is further hereby given, to tlui owners of all property along the line of said proposed improvement, to appear at the regular meeting of the Council, in the ofllce of Mayor, on the Kith dav or June l.s'.lU, at 7 ::t0 o'clock p. m., and there make t.hoir ob c-tious, if any they have, to the necessjty for said proposed improvement

FRED M. S1IERTZ. Clerk.

My Fiiank O. Maxwki.i., Dep. lune.'i. I Mill.

Notice of Proposed Street Improvement

Ofllce of City Cnuvfordsville, Ind. Notioe ia hereby tfiven, that tho Common Couucil, of the City of CnnvfunlnviHe, pursuant 1.0 the provisions of an act of theCcnural Assembly, approved March isy.i, providing the mode and manner of making street improvements, enforrinp tho pay* inent of the costs thereof, ami issuing street improvement bonds, as therein provided, etc., having duly passed the following resolution, t,')-\vit: lie solved, by tho Common Council, of the City of Crawfordsville, that it has been deemed necessary to improve Wabash Avenue, in said City, from Water Street to (Jreeu Street, by grading and graveling the same in accordance with the profile and speeilieations on tile in the ofliee of the City Civil Kagineer. The cost of said improvement shall be assessed per lineal foot upon the real astatc abutting on saidWabashAve, between said streets (except the portion thereof occupied bv street and alley crossings, which shall be assessed against the City) said assessment, if deferred, to bo paid in ten anuual installments. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of tho collection of said assessments, unless the property owners pay said assessments be fore said bond or bonds are issued, all as provided for in an act of the fJeueral Assembly of Indiana, approved, March S. lsv.i.

Notice is further hereby given, to the owners of all property along the line of said proposed improvement, to appear at tho regular meeting of the Council, in tho oftlce of the Mayor, on the 10th day of June, IS'.H), at 7:^30 o'clock p. m., ami there make their objections, if any Uioy have, to the necessity of said improvement.

KUED KHKKTZ, Clerk.

By Fiun'k O. Maxwumm Dep. •lune 5, isi'.M).

SILKS.

20 Inch printed India* Silk well worth f)0c, inthis sale only 2."nt. 12 styles to select from.

Two numbers of gros grain silks, No. 1, 21 inches wide well worth SI.25, in this sale only !l7c. A great baigain. No. 2, 21 inch grosgrain silk well worth

SI li.5, in tills sale only $1 07 a These goods are in black and a bargain.

yanl. Hmit

DRAPERY NETS.

25 pieces Pino drapery nets. Vou can buy them for much less money than cost tho importer. We start as low as Y5c. $1 and tip worth double.*

DRESS GOODS.

In this department we can safely say liover in the history of the trade have line dress fabrics been offered at. the prices mimed by us this season. Finest novelties of this season's importation at half and less than half actual cost to importers. We have still greater surprise for you iu low prices. Tine all wool .Henriettas fine all wool Serges, l'lalds nndStilpes. Fine Novelties, Robes at fide, on the dollar. Give this department your attention and we will save you money as we need the room.

CHALLIS-

Finest, half woi 1 cliallies ei|iiai lo tin imported Challies, in this sale only l.Se a yard. Wash Challls that were 10 and 12 Jo all go in this sa.e at fx: a yard for choice. First come got beet assortment. We will only eeil one dress pattern to a. customer.

LOUIS BISCHOF'S.

DRY GOODS HOUSE

AND LADIES' BAZAAR.

SOLD SO CHEAP!

Wc Inaugurated on Monday, May 2C

Ot Great Magnitude, preparatory to extensive alterations and re-modeling of our premises.

We will quote but a few of the

Innumerable ar

WHITE GOODS,

F.vervthing that goes to make up a llrsl class While Goods department can be found on our counters Ind'a Mulls, India Linens, plain and ligured Swiss, Plaid ami Striped Jaconets, Piipies and Cambrics, etc, A saving here of lull one-third from regular prices.

TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS.

Tn table Danmslis, Napkins, Towels and ('rash we give you pi ices that can not be duplicated. Wo have a vi-iy large stock and must make prices to put them into money at oi:ee. We have a lot of Turkey lied Table Linen well worth Hi to.r»0cin th's sale, only iTe a ni'dAUo ft.IMM yards :i!i linen Crash worth from ire yard, in thif. sjtie only .*» cei'lr*.

]"m i«\ei?fh (iinuh!ims, IMaid^,Stripe: and Plain. ..Kim'Combination Gingham and Zephy S*dt nl about halt't he rice: they wt .e imparled 1 sell for. Not few sborends but line of 7"» pritterm to self- !, from. '-"-V

Embroideries-

We will differ big lot of !."» inch Flontirings. line |uality. wo made a eloping deal on this lot, we did not. pay a (to »n the dollar for 'hem. You can t»n

them I'm- less motley than you ,'oml.sor eijii-.1 i|iia!iti's. .Ice. broiileiii r, at ,ri, s, in am! 12' •I,cap.

•I bought

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e. Yerv

Fans.

We show tin- lincht I'lie of c\'i lit'ourlit to the eity. A 1. fan lor S Ml. 'I lie one ju.-1, proportion, values eun.-ideri

Job Fans •11 loi Ic ol as heap in

127 And 129 East Main Street.

gains.

Umbrellas.

from l'7t\ Tli" iMtlM's

Hundreds of them to select Prices oil a Tew leading number.-. $1.07, $1.17. $1.17, and $2.17. wonder Is vhere the nuitei iil

from alter the actual cost is .'oiielil'-n'1!-Give us 11 call ill this department aim. svill save yon money.

Underwear.

In warm-weather underwear we liu*' •fler. I."'"'* ,iinl

some veiy chea| Jersey vests at tl worth double.

goods to in, la, 20,

Lace Curtains.

inducement*

We shall oiler grcati

tills department than we have e\e! ile'i' We have still a good iisseit"^^

Ijelore iu Nottingham and Swiss

('l_"tain« ti

prices named will be r,7. '-l. ?I. .' $1 75 and $2 and no house i'Mlilijci owiio goods of ei|iial i|iiality

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named.' Scrim aid. (.ill'1"11! ya

owiio goods or ei| double the price Curtain material bv th 1 the room.

..ll.lillil imm mi .ia.1,] mien all at closing out prices, as

Sattcens and Cashmere Ombre

The liner high art novelties

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for 2.rc a yanl, well worth line of line Siitt. eiis, good sr Je_* a good quality which sold at \veeU» ago. American feat tew „t styles at S.|c a yard goods tli"

|iUf

15 and 20c. We want the ,lt any new building and must have cost or saciillce of the goo,Is on In""1-