Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 September 1890 — Page 2

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Ranapolis tSissiness

pant & Btrattun School, Kort'i t-'» nr -ylvAnt* St.. When Block. Opposite Pont-Offloe. flWAND FOR ITS CRADUATE3 IS CREATER THAN THE SUPPLY. »at the need of Commercial Nhooi» 41st year: enter any time: elective or prescribed dividual instruction by a him. "iroim faculty lectures: time short: t'siYli9**

RCilities for BUSINESS, SHORT-HAND, ENGLISH TRAINING. ETC. scatgradnatlon a strictly business school in uti unriv»wed commercial center superior .RralllU ana unequaled in the sneers* of its jrrnduates no ehanre for positions furnished, UVAfT. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. FREE. UEE3 & OSBORH, PROPRIETORS*

for Infants and Children.

"Otttori* is so well adapted to children that I Cutorin enrca Oolie, OoMttpatJon* recommend it superior to any prescription I Aour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Enictatton, kWjralome." IL A. Amenta, M.D., I

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Adirefs JU-lali i?cpartra"37 Barclay Slrcol, ti

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fKERS, STATES, CORPORA. S-fXKCJJAXr.S.

IFED ON IJEt'GSITS VOi'iA T£D.

iK MEN

keffcc\of youihful errors, earlr kna.\6tmanhood, otc., I will oont&inlng fu'J

UM. FREE of chnrgo. A thonldfw read by evorj land dabilii*4M. Address^ 1.EH Mootfti*. Cotaif'

KIDNEY LSVER AND

•PER CURE.

ms and Conditions "1 Relieve and euro. ed with, or already hnva laso, or urinary trouble.

At in urine like brick dust calls or retention, with

"pressure in tbe parts, limba bloat, sXame Back, Rheumatism, stisg. Aching Pains la eidt or hips, ive Diabetes or Dropsy, body bloot •canty or high colored urino.

Malaria, Torpid Liver, DyspopsI* gtqpe, Ifever and Ague or Gout, tation, Srasmodio Stricture ti of tno Bladder, inmors.Hmpl~, Ulcer*

BOrfljpnllia, Gravel In I3hn no or Dribbling,

Bad Taste, Fotlb lime Fever,

npqulckly a run-down consMtutlorb Don't neglect early symptoms. |ITL Dos: Clois Biaur TO TUX

SPOT.

jltt Dlmen •ur-Rccommraded by noomti ^'IOToaidJ OQlcSo to Health* free. AdTicv fit* „nnlne have Dr. Kilmer's likeness on utsldc and inside wrappers.

BU DBreeisTg and

inghamton, N. Y. re Wc. extra large

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ojmo iu ami pay up all arrearages on

subscription and one year in advance

from date, aud to any new subscriber

wlio will pay one year in mlvance. This

is a grand opportunity to obtain a first

class farm journal free. The American

Farmer is a large 10-pago journal, of

uatioual circulation, which ranks

among the loading agricultural papers.

It treats tho question of economy in

agriculture ard tho righU iud privi

leges of that vast body of citizons—

American Farmers—whoso industry is

tho basis of all material and national

prosperity. ltn highest tiurp. so is the

elevation and euuobliug of tho higher

aud broader oducatiou of men and

women engaged iu its pursuits. The

regular subscription prico of the Amer

ican Former is 81 per yeor. It costs you nothing. From any one number,

ideas cau be obtained that will bo worth

twice the subscription price to you or

members of your household, yet}OU

get it free. Cull aud see saniplo oopy.

We aro still tho leaders iu line Teas and colleefi. Try them once and wo will have your trade. liN'SMl NO I'll A- SKAwitioirr.

—Fruit jars, fruit conn, extra tops, •lubbers and etc. at '.I'.lo, storo.

Special cut silo at lit) cent Btore Seo ad.

Sweeping reductions in Summer underwear at Cunningham's. If in uetxl of underwe.ir don't miss this sale

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A Present to Subscribers of thj Weokly Journal It is with pleiLsuro tint wo nuuounop

to our miiny pntrou.s tint we lmvo ramie

nrruugemonts with tliut wiilo awake, il-

lustrattil farm mngnziuo, tlie Amorican

Farmer, publislictl at Fort Wayne, Iud., ami reu.l uy nearly 2C0,000 fann-

I ers, by wbicli that groat publication

will be mailed direct, free, to tlio ad

dress of any of the subsoribors of THE WEEKLY JOUHNAI. who will

OODOH and Bron

chitis luimeO.lateh relieved by SMloh'a cure. Moffetl, Morgan A Oo. 1

When you want fancy Hour try one sack of "lloyal ltosu," the linest Hour sold in tho county at EusmLuger Soawright's.

Children Cry for Pitchor's Castoili

X(, u.ictor bill pri'i-i-ntiMl to the fiim'lles who use .Simmon'.- Liver ltcgulator.

WILL VOl 8l"l''FKK with Dvspepulu and Liver eomplnlnt? rihiloh's Vluill/.ei Is giiaianteeil to cm., von. l'or sale IJV Mollett, MorKHii & Co.'

Nobody will suffer from liver diseases if they ,-ikc Siminmrs Liver Lcuulalor.

lore Lake Specials.

The Vaudaliu lino will continue the Lake specials to Alnxinkuckeo on .Sept,

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as heretofore.

DB. KILXEB Co*

and lutes same

THAT HACKING COFtill cun be so quit kly nn by Shlloh's Cure We guarantee It. Tor sale l,v MolTett, Motgall A Co.

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A complete wreck of domestic happiness has often resulted from waahed dishes, from an unclean kitchen, or from trifles which dlight^o air. But by these things a man often Judges of his otion to her family, and charges her with general neglect ads her careless in these particulars. Many a home owes o? its thrifty neatness and its consequent happiness to

itnte cheaper roods for SIPOUO, to make MtlelMk and Insist on faarlAjr

MARK

HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE.

A youn*: girl he:P *nd lx*»'n Mjtfrring tor 1ye.ir% with blood di*.v«os until she hr.d lost the use of her limbs and *.is .subject to n.any trua* bles incident to the dise.i5e. The physicians declared her case incurable and predicted that her life would come to a speedy end. After taking S. S. S. she recuperated so fast that it was plain that she had obtained a new lease on life, and she has continued to RJOW better until her {Kirmanent cure is assured. Many other pa. lients in our hospital have obtained signal beneht from S. S. S., and it has become quite a fa» voritc in our house.

THE ST.

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Treatise on Wood and Skin Diseases mailed free.

SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,

Atlanta, Ga.

DAILY JOURNAL

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JoniNAi. delivered promptly in all

part* of the city. Subscribers who do not revive tholr papers regularly, or have any complaint, wlllobllKC bv uotlfvlu^r this olllce.

SATURDAY, SKPT Ki. 1890.

KKrCHLICAN IICKK'I.

For Congress—J AM KS A. MOUNT. Forjudge— C. SNYDKU. For Prosecutor-W. T. WHi'ITlNOTON. For Representative—T. .1. AHMSTKONd.

For Joint Uepicfcnintivc— 1HOS M. lU'l'K For Auditor—JOHN C. WINC1ATK. For Treasurer—A. F, UAMSP.Y. For Sheriff— FllKI) C. BANDKL. ForSurvoyor—J AMKS M. WAI'lill. For Coroner—GKOlMiC W. Tl'CK KK. For Commissioners— 2d District— MlCIIAKMMtlU:. »d District—AOU1 LI.A W.tJKOVKS."

KEPUbLIUAN STATE TICKET.

F(»r Si'eret^try of tlx ^tato, M1LTON l*Ss U, Fayotte county. .... For Audltnt of S:ate, 1. N. WALKER,

Clarion count.

For Treasurer of State, OKOHGK W, PIXLh^ Allen county. ••t For Attorm-y Generul.

JOHN W. LOVK'IT, ^Madis«in county.

rorJud^re of the Supreme Court, R, W MrHKlDE. KikhartCounty,

For (Morkof tho SuproineCourt, WILLT. NORLK, Wayne county. t.-

ForStatistician, JOHN WOliRKLU Hendricks county.

For Superintendent of Public Instruction, JAMES H. KNRV, Morgan county.

For Geologist.

JOHN M. COTLTKLf, Montgomery county.

This Date in History—Sept. 13. 81 A. D.~lVnth of Titus, Roman em|eror. 1592— DeiiUi A Montaigne, Frcnch essayLstj Iwrn 1638. IfiOS—Death of 1'hUllp II of Sjwiin born 1527. 1806—Death of Charles James Fox, En^'IiHh staUMtuaii born 1740. 1814—Battle of Fort Mcllenry, near Baltimore. 1847—Battle of Chapultepco, Mexico. ChapultepMi

Li an wcwptlonally Btixng Mexleou fortross, situated alwut two miles aoutinvest of the oiutro))ollfl. It consl«td of a rock rising to the height of 150 feet, and It is crowned ny a c&Atla Inside the cattle were the militnrv college of Chapultejieo and tho army buildtngd connected with it. captured by tho Ainerlc ms before the City of Mexico. 1638—Steamer Aitftria burned at flea GuOUves lost. 1970—Lyorw, France, said to be ruled by a commltu.'* of safety r»xl rolaeil ami a reij of terror. 1870—'The. O^nnan ormy In boven corps (klvancod on l^aiiii. iaO-Rvttlo of Tcl-^l-Kufcif, Egypt

The spectacle of woman suffrage seriously up for considi.'Ejition in the .Mississippi constitutional convention beats Solomon, and proves that there is something new under tho sun.

Henry Georgo has returned halo and heart}* from his Australian tour. He says in his judgment there will

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single tax iarty, but that single tax candidates will bo run on the platforms of tho other parties

An investigation of the United States •.omuiissioncr of ieiision.s has been called, on the charge that ho has been selling refrigerator stock to darks in Ills department. Do his cruel enemies hope thus to freeze out the commissioner?

A useful feature has been ad 1 the drill of soldiers in tho British army. It is now required of them that they shall all know how to swim, and not only that, but practice the art, so that they may grow strong and broad chested.

Street ear conductors may bo impudent, ill natured and disobliging, but tho .St. Louis women have found a way to get even with them that is little less than sublime. When they desire to get off tho car the ladies give a conductor a vigorous punch in the back with their umbrellas. St. Louis conductors' coats are said to lie in ribbons, their spines black and blue, and life a burden to them generally from this piecing custom, but the women smile serenely and go their way.

The city eonncil of Shamokiu, Pa., are an unusual body of men. The rail road company whoso tracks run throng! their principal thoroughfare desired to put gates at the crossings to protect the Bhamokinites. But the city council Would not have it. Kuch gates would Interfere with business and detain citizens, th. decided. And now a Shamokiu young iadv ts been run over and killed at a crossing. Ought the council or the railroad to p.iy the funeral expenses?

Disinterested outsiders may be i«:rmit-U-d to recommend Chicago to stop quarreling about whether the World's fair shall lie in tho heart of the city, where everybody can reach it, or in a suburb where the street car and railroad companies can tike a wh.vk at it and make their pile out of it. The suburban advocates should pause before they insist on biting off more than they can masticate. If the clioico of the .site had fallen on New York that city could not ]os3illy have carried tho crowds without greatly increated means of transportation. She has at present all she can do to handle her own population, and more, too. sometimes, and Chicagoans may well consider whether they am do better than New York in affording for transpor tation.

TOO MUCH WATER.

Floods Cause Immonso Damage in Many Plucos.

HEAVY RAIXS CAl'SE RIVERS TO RAGE.

l'orthui* ol

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Ovctllowed -High \Vat«r

III W*t Virginia-- Northern Ohio Drlom'tl unit lViitmylvanla Towns t-Mooilcd.

KIVKKS OK TUKIU HANKS, PITL'snrLANI. l'a.. Sept.

1:1. '.he

rivers here are rising stea.li'j, and, though not near the ilanjer iolnt as yet, advices from all along the Allegheny and Monongnhela rivers promlso much hitrlier water be fere Sunday. At the headwaters of tho Allegheny tjo rain has been especially heavy a .id has been tailing thout intermission since Monday. The county fairs arv sulToring greatly, tlioy being located on the lowlands, as a rule, and damajod cx'iiuits and ruinel race-tracks are rojHjrted from all sections, causing all the fai -s to close at a loss. All of tho lower si-nets in Canton, O., are flooded ami gi".it di.masro being done by flooded cel'ars. while tho small farmers art also sullerers.

I Newcastle, Pa., the Neshannock :iver is higher tlinn it has been for years and row completely covers tho lower portion 0/ that city, and a hundred houses are covered on the first floor froiu one to six feet of water, and the fi.milles have been obliged to move to Signer ground.

At liradford. Pa., rain has been fall.r/ steadily all the week, and, although 110 serious damage has been done, both branches of the Tuna river aro ove flowing many ot the lower streets. No mail or fieigM has arrived from the Bast over the Krl" sinco Tuesday.

ILAMAOL'. IN WIS ST VIU(I1XI\.

HINTON, w.

Va., Sept. Ki.—The worst

flood the (li'.uley river has known for years Is now running out. Tho river roso four feet in one hour Thursday, and by noon Friday the total rise was eight feet. The water came with awful rapidity. Itis believed there was a cloudburst further up the river. Reports ol damage arrive hourly. On Kanawha river between hero and Charleston twenty-live loaded coal-barges wore wrecked, losing

250,000

bush

els of coal. Lock No. is ruined and will delay navigation for weeks. Foi twenty miles up the Oauley river every thing Is crone. Tens of thousands ol logs are lost. The total loss Is closo to si.mooo.

In tho vicinity of l'arkersburg, W. Va., the heavy rains of the last fortyeight hours have deluged every thing and streams are higher than ever known. Large losses aro reported from every direction.

U,MNS IX OMO.

CINCINNATI.

Sept. i:i. Dispatches

from Northern Ohio show heavy rains. At llucyrus four inches of rain-fall was reported. The Sandusky river was so high as to cut oir uommunication with North lJucyrus. At Akron tho rahi-fall was disastrous. Groat damage was done throughout tho country, and in the city unusual destruction was wrought. North Howard street, one of the principal business streets, was fearfully washed in soino places. A portion of tho street railway was left with ties in tho air, hanging by tho rails, the main sewer exposed and water-pipes torn out. Railway travel is almost suspended.

FLOOD IN TEXAS.

ST. LOI

IS, Sept.

—Dispatches from

Texas say that the Rio O.-ando river Is op a rampage. At Eagle Tass It is higher than it has been for ton years. All tho lower part of tho city, which is densely populated by Mexicans, Is six feet under water, and much property was swept away, but no lives lost. About 100 feet of the Iron trostlo approach to tho new bridge crossing tho river was carried away with tho ofllces of the customs and quarantine guards and several others to tho railroad bridge a mile below, where tho pooplo who were in the trestle at the time were rescued from tho wreck. The river is still rising, and the entire trostlo, which is 1,100 feet long, is in danger of being swo(ri, away. All communication with Piedras Negras. on tho Mexican side of tho river, is broken, and the track of tho Mexican International railway is washed out. and travel is suspended. The San Fornono river, seven miles west of I'iodras Negras. Is also at flood height and has washed all tho houses and improvements away.

When Baby was sick, wo Uer CantnrHL ft'hun she was a Child, Sho cried for CnsturlK When sho bt'came Miss, she clung to C&fltorl& flPhea Blip had Children, she garo them Ceftorift

in pick! ng us pure spieey and high r:idn vinegar. U'e |,.lv,, (|l() tinti' grown itml miiioif i.-t.in il.

I'NKMINI.I 1: A- Si

l.nfaillng In effects, always reliable pure and harmless, Is Simm'on'h Livci Regulatoi.

To i.'iire Kidney Troubles

I so "Or. Kilmer's Swamp-root Kidney Liver and llladde. ..-n,.^ quickly and euies the most chronic and complicated ea. es. Pile,. 50.-. and I. Pamphlet Tree. Hinghnmploii. N Sold recommended and guaranteed at Ayes drug slice.

With a record like Simmon's Liver lie.

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Some women arc: "bothered

to death with coi*scts break

ing. There is a "bone" that never breaks it can't be

broken—by wear. The only

way it can be broken is by bending it back the other way

—which is never done in wear. Don't believe it, perhaps?

Very well. Go to your own store and get a Kabo corset and, if it breaks in a year, go back and get your money.

The steels may break— the Kabo never! The store has a primer on Corsets for you.

CniciQO C0B3KT Co.. Chicago and Now fork.

Cold in the head? or Chllhla.ns? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Soies? The best thing In the world for It is Column's Petroleum Balm. Getafiee sample at tho dniiz -.tore of Nye A Oo.

The Krst Step,

Perhaps you are rundown, can't ent, sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what alls you. Yen should heed the warning, you are taking the llrst step Into Nervous prostration. You need 11 nerve tonic aud in Electric Bitters you will find the ex ict remedy for restoi ing your neivous system to its normal cond tlon. Surprising results follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite teturcs, good digestion Is restored and the liver and kidneys restored to healthy action. Try a bottle. Price 50 cents at Nye Co.'s. ti

SlIILOu S COUGH and Consumption Cuiv is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Korsalchy Moll'ctt, Morgan A* Co

In Its treatment of rheumatism and all 1 heuinatle troubles, llibbard's Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. Read tllell medical pamphlet and learn of he gieat tuediclna yiilue of Ihe P-HH dies which enter into Its composition. For sale and highly recommended i,.- Moffeu, Mm gun A Co

In cases colic 111 slock Simmon's Llcrr Hcgul .tor will save liicm.— R. V. Cox, Haddock's Sta

Acute and chroni- rheumatism .-an be effectually and permanently cured lathe use of tlihbaid's Rheuuiauc Svrnp and asters. For sale aud highly recommended by MolTett. Morgan A Co

Cana Account for It

On the st day of November, isss. Cooper & ilardcnburgh, retail druggists or Kingston, N. Y. purchased IS dozen of Van Wert's Balsam for the Lungs, anil 011 the 20 day of the same month they wrote the proprietors of this remedy 11s follows: •'l'leasc send us at onceone gross of Van Wert's Balsam We cannot account for the demand.'' Van Wert's Halsam is for sale in Crawfordsville by Lew Fisher. Trial size free.

A New Discover}',

You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing It is IT you have ever tried It, you are one of its stauncn friends, beca'uso the wonderful thing about It Is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King's New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never us-d It and should be .illliced with a cough, cold any disease of the throat, lung or dies, trouble, secure a bottle once an 1 give It a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial buttle'free at Ny*' & eo's. drug storo.

Interesting to Farmers.

No class of pooplo should be so Cnn ful In providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live fai from physicians. Van Wert's lial-an: for the lungs Is particularly recommended to the farming community, a.1 it Is wondeifully effective in all' thi.mt ami lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet Infallable for croup and whooping cough. Trial size fieo. For sale bv Lew Fisher

Mother, Wife and Daughter. Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Female Remedy builds up quickly a run down constitution and brings hack youthful beauty. Price $1. Pamphlet free. Blnghamton, N. Y. Sold, recommended, at Nye's drug store.

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet hieaili secured by Shlloh's Catarrh remedy. Prico 50c. Nasal Injector free. Forsale by MolTett, Morgan A Co,

ChildrtnCryfor

Pitcher's

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AWMI.MT.

A line line of sL'ide.-d.s lamp: Cent -lore.

ill :in-

II ihhiird'i 'I'n 1 out an.! 101: ilalHsim, l'"nr thn.at ai:d iuiii.'Ireiibles this remedy has no eijuar. Il is»ua: anlcede.l ii.i-urc eonsuinpiinn in iIh lie,I sl.it-e,. and even ui advanced slaije-. af that .lieu"C 11 reltaves eeeyliinir and

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sleep. Vim mav

ha. a eimi:h or cold at any Hue. therefore no household, especially with children, should bi- v.ithimt it.* For all allV,-lions ut the. throat, hjnpsand chosl, croup, whoopii|Kcough, hoarseness, sniuiiU.()f bloodacd all pulmonary piseases 11 has no eiiual Iircpurcd i.nly by Rheumatic Syrup Co Jackson, Mich.

Sold h.v MolTett, Morgan (Jo.

nibbnrd Rheumatic JSyruw cures rheumatism by striking at the seal of Ihe disease mid restoring Lho kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a siitllelent lime to thoroughly eradicate such poison. It never falls. For sale and highly by MolTett Jtorgan A Co.

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I Cure a flail i'ougli

Use"!).. Kilmer's Cough cure (Confuniptloii Ollj" but iclleveb quickly slops Ucliling in the thri.iil, ha.'kli ca'arrh-driipplng .IM-H,,,,. night-swe^ .,11 '!e»th from coiusumplion

ice 2.,c.

amphlet free. lilnghamp-

"-n, ,-.oid, recomiiie|,(|ed snd guurn 1 ti)o.l_hvJLi)w Pisher.

r. cure eonsttpatlo^'^ headache

W no tViuVu!'1 v..r l^Kulator

Livo^Kc^ul^^n^^e'^'ft0 hK'Uoueness and all Ul«oa«o» of tbo llwr.-

tht City Civil Knginecr of said

Oily presented his final report for the jrravelinfr of Kast Wabash avenue from Cir- 0:1 to Water streets.

Now, thereforo the following named oersons to-wiu Sarah (lilbcrt, Trustees, M. L. church. City of Crawfordsville, Dr.

Untchon. Rebecca Jones, Adeline Willis and Mary Hoover, whoso property is assessed as shown by said report, for the costs of the said improvement, of suid portion of said street, are hereby notified that said committee will meet in the Council Chamber of said city on the 'Jd day of Ootober, ly.U), at o'clock a. to hear objections to said report aud assessments. And said parties are required to then and there show cause, if any there be, why said report should not be confirmed and the assessments made as therein set forth. by order of the Common Council, Arrivsr \v. (j. CAUK, Mayor.

CiiAiti.Ks M. Si 01 T, (Jily Clerk.

Notice.

WhereiR, at the last regular meeting "ftheCommonCoune.il of tho Olty ot Crawfordsville, held on the sth day of .Sepu-iubcr, IV.K 1, the Citv Civil Engineer of said CIL.v preseuted Ins linal re|ort for thegravell"Kof east Market street from Whit lock avenue east to the cast line or lot No. 111 Patterson's addition to tho town, (now City) of Crawlordsvillo, which report was received and placed on tile in the office or the City Clerk of said city, and that thereupon the Mayor appointed a committee of tho Common Council to consider said renort and to hear objections i*i 1 c-roto.

Now, therefore, tho following named persons, t/j-wit: Sdas

LOUR,

fiird,|'h„Clio A Honncll. Allie Crimen, S ley, A11 gel 1 ue VV. Heck, Lelhtia Cooliimn, Rebecca White, Rebecca Holland, W. and Phoebe Morgan, Thos. T. Munhall, Robert Bruce George W. Bennett, Alice (.rimes Charles Miller, Laura Bvrd, •luinis I alters. Khzabetli Foust, ltoynohls and Schul z, City of Crawronlsvllie, Mrs. I- M. Robinson, Louisa A Huostis,

A"sl1"'

V'"-

BiSCHOF'S.

OKAWKORUSVlTjIiE, Sept. 13 '1)0.

I'Muntiela

ami Mlankels.

We believe so full

sortment has

shown in this city. There's some

thing fur the most modest taste and

purse, and then up and up to as

high as almost anybody will cure to

go. A full sized dollar's worth

every time.

As a rule one or two money savers

are enough to make a sensation

for buyers is unprecedented.

111 our

liiiM counter In center, east side.

Wo stop hy a Hross (ioods coun-

ter here and there and point out

some tiling of interest

stuffs that get

granted

To-day

WJ hold

both places.

Castork.

Notice.

\V herons, at tho last regular mooting °f the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, held on the .sth day of September,

Sarah Cilbert, Ernest

S.eifr, John S. brown. C. W. Kliuoro .lames l'are, .lames Hamilton, W. ind Wm i'5'

H.uss0".

Susie Williito

and m. Lnoch whose property is as?r

hlu,

by saul

report, for tho

costs of the said iniprovoineni, of said portion or said street, are hereby notified that, said committee will meet in the Council Chamber of said city on the 'Jd day of Ootoocr, IStKJ, at. tl o'clock a. ni.f tolled MS"

?"id

r"""rl

"nd assessments.

And said parties aro ri i)uircii to thou and thero show cause, if any there be, why said ijijert should not be coliilrinod and tiie as^"ts inado as therein set forth. —or tho Common Council

IC'OTT,

Lust,counter wi-st. side and Near entrance on 'Ithor Mde.

I i/j-C'OF.

1-" mid 1 f?0 E'isl Main Street.

Notice to Con

Music

nml perfect

never before been

Blankets. Think of more than a

dozen! And each one peg enough

to hang a big story 011. Such a

happening as sets this great, great

stock

of warm bed coverings bidding

stock is

something for

every Ulunket need. You could

get a notion of them by a descrip

tion,but you must see them to fully

sense their wonderful wor.h at the

prices named.

FOU

to every

woman. Very likely the thousand

won! are just

worthy. You must take them for

up a few—think

of a hundred behind each.

M) Inch, Chepter sucking at ."0c. J'enny an inch is a marvel. All wool and more than a score of shades.

Sd inch JamestowH9 In beautiful plaid* brought to sell atoOc and to 40c. HO inch all wool Serge f0e a yard. Would bo cheap at a half more. !W Inch Henrietta T»0e a yard. Last two Items In all the newest shades.

The Cut I'rice Sale of Summer

Dress Goods and Linen closes with

this evening. ,«

Many Bargain Pickings li ft in

ractors.

Notice ii hereby i\-n thai s-'nl proposals will in: i. c.c.vcd at tl.e office of the Clei I of the tv of Craw dsvllle, Iniiisna, until 4 i.Y cl p. m.. Moil lay, October G, lS'.hi. for the parlay ol Ihe sidewalk on the we side of nith Green btreet fi.-m l'ike street tn the alloy between Pike and Main *,tioots, excopt tho portion already paved with •to lid.

Said walk Is to bo pared with best hard burned paving brick to a width of 11 fact, laid on 10 inches of sand.

All work to be done according to plans and speci(i3ations of the City Civil Engineer and to his acceptance.

Bids to bo accompanied by an acceptable bond, double In amount to the work bid upon. Said work to be completed within 30 davs from the letting of tho contract, unless tho time fov euillelent reason should be extended by a yote of the council.

Bids to bo opened at the regular meeting of the Council, Ootob«r ft, lS'.IO The Council reserves tho right to reject any or all bids.

By order of tho Common Couniill of the City of (.lawfordsvillo. W. F. SHARPE,

S-litis City Civil Engineor.

Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of tho ,derk of the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, until 4 o'clock p. Monday, October B, lfcUO, for the houlderlng of tho gutter on th« noith side of east Main street from Water street west to the east side of property now known as Griffin's llvor, stable.

Said gutter to bo pared with good sized boulders oi spawhs to a width of 0 foot, laid on eight Inches of sand.

All work to bo done according to plans and specifications of the City Civil Engineer and to his acceptance.

Bids to bo accompanied by an accept able bond, double In amount to the work b.d upon. Haul work to he completed within 30 days from tho letting of the contract.

Bids to bo oponod at tho regular meeting of tho Council, October fi, 1S90, The Council reserves tho light to reject any or all bids.

By order of tho common council of tho olty of Crawfordsville, Ind. W. F. SHARPE,

Sept 13. City Civil Engineer.

Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro po.sals will bo received at tho office of tho Clerk of the city of Crawfordsvlllo, Indiana, until 4 o'clock p. m. Monday, October n, lsuo, for boulder' '"8

t'10

Joseph Bin-

Butters on both sides of east

Wubash ovonuo, from Groin to Water street B, Said gutters shall he paved with good eliied boulders or spawls, to a width of 5 feet, laid on tea inches of sand.

All work to ho done according to plans and spcclllcatloiiB ol tho City Civil Enul noer and to his acceptance.

Bids to bo accompanied by nil acceptable hon.l, double in amount to tho work bid upon. Said work to be completed within 10 days from the letting of tho contract.

Bids to he opened at the regular meeting of the council October fi, 18'JO Tho council rosyrvoB tho right to reject any or all bids

By order of the common councilor tho city of Crawfordsville, Ind. W. F. SHAItPE,

Sopt 13 City Civil Engineer.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS^-lo miserable by that terrible coii£gHWilloh'H Cuio IS Bale by

Ball.

MACK TOWNSLKY. umin-r.

ON W 1'lvK

Beginning Monday,September8

Grand Snturdny Matlnoo.

The Wonderfully Successful Dramatic Star

Miss Pearl

Baldwin

Melville

And the

Melville

Combination

Admission, 20 and .'10 cents. Reserved seats 30 cents.

CHEAP COLUMN

Advertisements in this column ono cent a lino a da.v, nothing less than ten cents counted. Cash in advance.

F0R SALE.

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SALE:—A second lmnd r»l (ncTTOolumbltt lltrht roadster byelele, 1 NHS pattern,In porfcct condition, cheap. Inquire at Laeey's book store.

pOKSALK—Dr. Tiluey's hoi-so, 850.

FOU

SALR —Baby eab yood as new, tlat cornet,stoam e»rd wixxl saw ail at a barIfaln. Call atdOdsouth I'luin street, septal I'

FH)ll

SAIIK—A

baby carriage nearly as^swl

as new, cheap. Inquire at Uils otlicc.

FHK

SALH—CMKAP—Mouse of 7 rooms, ll)7 West Franklin street.. Inquire of Sam Symmes. at JoritsAL olllee or ill 1 South Washington street. A bargain.

F*OU

SAIJK--Dirt cheap, a comparatively new phaeton. Inquire ui. d0t» east Wjibash avenue.

SALK—An open fa^ed silver .wat^-h, Klifln movement, cheap, inquire at the .Journal otllee.

WANTED.

WANTKD—tlirl

WANTKD—A

Wsection,

WOltKKUS

for general housework, i'n*

«|uireat rs. J. A. Joel, "Id We.-t l'lke street.

youn*r educated manor wo

man for permanent position, where ability will briny advancement, Tourht or graduate prefi-ri-ed. Address X, care of The Journal. sept.'».

ANTKD—An active man tor eael Salary ^7"i to #100, to loealf** represent a successful! N. V. company incorporated tosupply dry iroods, elotldtnr shoes, Jewelry, etc., to consumers at cost. Also a lady of tact, salary f-10 to enroll me.nbers (S0.000 now enrolled, $10,000 paid in). References uxchanpcd. Kinplre C«H)peratlve Association [credit well rated). Lock Ito.v 010. N. V,

"FOR

RENT.

FOU

KKNT--A house of seven rooms, nle desirabl«» property, on east Wub:ish avi nue. Call on Walter Pickett.

FOU

UK NT -Miss Ilenlah I, Hills will have a part of her house for rent about Sept. 1st. Inquire at ftps «»ast Main street.

LOST.

oST—

loinrblack purse with some small change, Kinder please leave at this of-

flee,

IOST:—A

small crochet purse containing

two $h bills and some change. Kinder pleas leave with Alex Maliorney and receive reward.

FOUND.

FOl.Nl):—A

small pocket book containing a

small amount of money. Call at this otllee.

MISCELLANEOUS.

V] OW is the time to lay In your supply ol winter coal and Joseph llinford.on j«outli ashinutoti street, is the man onler itd.

DR. 0. B. RANKIN, (Sucoos-orto Mont-'icucJc ltiuikin,) Special attention given to the removal of

Cancers, tape-wot ms, hemotrhoids. Olllceover tlieCorner

IIIH.K-

Stoiv it|,|

at Dave Ue's. 'J I :i Must I'lke st..

CRAWFORDSVILL1

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop l'nssenifcra and Itap^aife toDe|Kit.s. IIoUils, or nuy part of lie City. Also proprietor of tlie Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line.

The Cheap Prices will be iiiuiiit.nlIKH]and Batlstactory service retulcrcil. i»avecalls at. Stablcx on Market Mrect, or nlatoatSnod^rass »!t Murphy's.

Telephone No. 47.

Pianos

I)(»rker Bros. J. &C, Fischer. Huines. Sehubert. D.H.HaldwiiuSi Co,

IMCiss

fl^er, cj^t:

Tjesr

y/bicl) to

Qenuinehasa

f^ED tin tag on

eVerv

piug.

OLD HONESTY

ana

About

WANTKD.—Men and women

atrenu. lll^ pay. Steady work. Outllt free. No e.\}H»rience needed. J. Kuirenc Whit ney, nursorymati, Hochest?r. N. V. mayS-'u,

KN WantedjltH'al and ravelliur. Positions lermanent or part time. Salary from start. Kxperienci' unnecessary. Brown Uros., Nurserymen. Chicago. III. novl

is acknowl

edged to be

of Standard

purest

iriost

lasting

piece

Chewing

a better

Tobacco

themarKet,Tryingit

test than any

it,

talK

Give

fair trial.

Your dealer

has it.

fflO. FINZER & BROS., LonisYille, Ky.

DrWilliamClark,.

Of Indianapolis, will be in Craw-

fordsville until

Saturday. Kepi." 2oiii.

At the parlors of the liuitinai: llniise,

opposite the Sherman House, when!

tho.M' suffering from

(liroiiir. and Other hisciHi-s

Those who are contemplating the purchase of nstrument wiildo

Can find Belief nml Speedy Cure, Dr.

Clark ha made e'lrenle ailments ax pen.

laity f. fo tv yi ais and l,n.- fo'.iml mil-

edtc.s that i:e\er fail clirr If juopeily

used.

riMj*: TAB1.F.S.

I N A NORTH N». 4—Mail..l i:»uni No 0—Mr.il l,4Mptn Local KroiKht, fftTiiipm

well to call on me. Lt arn my prices and terms before purchasing-

PtmmM mi.I )r„un» Sol,I ,,n r„llnilnls. Correspondcnoe given pnmipt attention.

ffn TII

pAprc»ss Mail Aceoin

H'»UTII I

No 3—Mall 1 :*'0am No 5—Mad 1 :-Cipini Local Frcltfht...U:05am

WEST 0.. I. No 1—Mall,. 0:20 atnj No!l—M all(d).i2:'5an) No5—Mall.,d....l:34pmi Nr 7—Rxorofls. .G:45um

Geo in. Hughes,

207 East Main Street, Crawfordsville.

Tlie Only Perfect Vapor Slove in tlie City.

It iuns with one-third less gasoline, requires less attention, am'd"1 finer work than any other stove.

KITCHEN QUEEN

Are SniuOih, Larg, Plain, Cheap and Durable,

We guarantee them to be equal to the best. A full line of IMI'H

Cans at the lowest prices. Call and examine.

Gohoon & Fisher.

Edna

^STiotLolso^,

•Stylish-Milliner!

While attending the fa it will pay every lady tocall at lior storo opposite tlie ioMofll''c and see tho

'-:iai:

Koicrn

Mall Kxpress Accoin

i'! :00 N

& w.

No 2—Mall, .. No 4—MaJIM).. No 0—Mall No 8—

.eoptn

BT»r««n!.

hhi

O S E N ii

—M ATTliKSS fCS—

PURXITURE Repaired and l'acl.cil] for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Jool Block, 112 West Pike Street. Out-of-town vsork solioitod.

Kste^', ~overJ-ii'"r iu use. Story Clark, cbnited lorptu of tone. Hamilton.