Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 December 1890 — Page 3
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Well, Well, Well
124 Bast Main Street.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS'
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY!
A Good Suit from $18 Up!
Colman,
Til© Ca-re8ii Street Tailor.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Anil where to pet them is a in-oblem-casily solved by calllncr on
Whero you will see all the latest novelties GOLD and SILVER at prices that will convince you that, here is the place to buy.
Elegant LiineofBiamonds, Gold Watches, New and Beautiful Clocks, BroDzes and Bronze Figures—juat the things to ornamer: the room nicely.
Call and Be Convinced that this is the Place to Buy.
All goods sold engraved free of charge by the best engraver in the city.
Ill Sou til "Watiinscton!
CHICAGO.
Here I am right on time again,
and at my old headquarters at
the 99 cent store, just loaded
down with presents for,little boys
and girls.
I have games, sleds, skates, wagons, wheelbarrows, veloci pedes, bicycles, Irycicles, dolls, doll carriages, kitchen sets, etc.
It ould take me too long dear childret. to tell you of all the nice things tnat I have for you, but come and see me and I will show them to you.
ROSS BROS., 99-Cent Store.
Washington Stieet, opposite the Court House. Letters addressed to Santa Clnus, in care of this store, will
attention. large crayon portrait given to every customor.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!
All Styles.
SLIPPERS.
All Prices.
Call ami see my stock.
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Do you know that you can buy a chimney to fit your lamp that will last till some accident happens to it
Do you know that Macbcth's pearl top "or pearl glass is that chimney
You can have it—your dealer will get it—if you insist on it. He may tell you it costs him three times as much as some others. That is true. He may say they are just as good. Don't you believe it— they may be better for.him he may like the breaking.
IMttaburK. GEO. A. MACUETU A CO.
DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY, DEO. 16, 1890.
THE CITY.
The Weather Report.
For Indiana—7a.m.. snow, wurtn..
WRATHFUL ATTORNEYS.
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Pettit'8 Lawyers Exercised Bbcause lowed Only a Paitial Payment. Yesterday at Lafayette tlio Board of Commissioners allowed Pettit's attorneys $1,500 on account, but did not state bow much more tliey would pay or when they Would pay it. They Btated Pettit's attorneys were not yet through their work and when they were it would be time to settle the bill. The claimants at onoe dismissed their oleim to bring suit for the $10,000. To the Courier Kumler spoke aa follows after the adjournment: "They luve heard what every prominent lawyer in Lafayette thought our services were worth. Nearly every attorney put the amount above $5,000, Wo offered to take §3,(500 and now they want us to take $1,500 as a partial pay ment." "I think it the very left thing for you," said Mr. Stuart. "I contended all along that it should not Le taken to ie Commissioners. It will be au easy matter to get abetter allowance than $3,1)00 before a court "How muoh will you sue the county fori!" "Ten thousand dcllars," replied Mr,
Gaylord. "Wo will take a change of venue, and get a good portion of it too." "When will you bring the suit?" "Not until March, in order that the amount may include our services be' tween now and that time. We have yet, perhaps, to take the eaao to the Supreme Court."
The Lafayette Call is feeling sore because Judge Snyder saw fit to grant Pettit numerous counsel competent contend with the eminent lawyers of the State. The Call fears that Tippeoanoa couuty will be bankrupt before the fate of Mr. "Pettit is finally decided and loudly lament-i tho money already paid out. It closes as follows: "We hope Judge Snyder will be so fair and considerate as to conclude the engagement of counsel at the county's espouse where the statu ta terminates the county liability to furnish such eouusel to an accused upon demand, to wit: at the conolusion of the one fair trial which has been had. Tippeoanot county is not made of m:ney."
X)n Dangerous Ground.
Last night a horse buyer traveling for a large horse dealing lirm in Lafayette was in_the city. He had over $1,000 on his person and was drunk as a boiled owl. At tho instigation of J. J. InBley he was taken out of the hands of some noted local crooks to prevent his I'eing swindled and was put in jail, This morning he was released on the payment of a fine and l:ft for Indianapolis still druuk and drinking. When l:Bt seen he was offering to trade watoUes with a stranger.
How They Felt-
Tho localY. 51.0. A. wero not in the game at Crawfordsville Saturday, the Athenian Christians beating them by a score of 40 to 0. Tho doxology sung by the Lafayette Christians was very mournful and they returned home attired in sack cloth and ashes. Their weeping and gnashing of teeth could have been heard for squares. It is probable the umxire was Mr. Jonah.— Lafayette Journal.
Scipio Lode Eleotion.
Soipio Lodge, No. 2,053, I. O. O. P., last night eleoted officers, as follows: Ed Martin, N. F. Joseph Peakes, P. G. R. T. Hopkins, N. G. Reuben Jackson. V. G., Frank Willis, E. S. H. Thompson, R. S. to N. G. W. N. Freeman, L. S. to N. G. Henry Nettles, R. S. to V. G. Henry Wooten, L. S. to V. G. Wm. Pearce, W. Addison Reed, S. G.
The Mother's Friend
Not only shortens labor and
OUR OWN PLANT.
NOT
TO EX0EEB A 00ST OF 25.000
Dollars,
The Oouncil by a Vote of 4 to 2 Vote For the City to Maintain Its Own Eleotrio light Plant.
The Council met in session last night with full attendance and the Fire Board reported adversely to the repairing ot the city fire cisterns.
The. report of tho City Eugiueer on Oak street was accepted. Ira MeOonnell asked permission to replace the telephone at the pump house by an electric gong and the request was granted.
Tlie City Marshal was instructed to find abetter pound at better prices if po-s ble. It was also resolved to charge impounded stock 50 cents a head for every twelve hours or a fraotion thereof
Councilman Scott then offered the following resolutions which were adopted by a vo'.e of 4 to 2, Elmore aad W-liter against, and Reynolds, Soott, Jones and Evans for.
Be it resolved by the Common COULoilof the City of Crawford -mile: First. That said oity purchase and establish an electric light plant and the necessary machinery for operating the some, to be owned, operated and controlled by it, for tho purpose of lighting the Btreeto, alleys and other
Bibbons just evinson's.
Attend the Levinson's.
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pain attending It, but greatly diminishes the danger to life of both mother and child If used a few months beforo eonflnement. Write to Tho liradflold Kegulaeor Co., Atlanta, Ga for further particulars. Sold by Nve & Co. Orawfordsville, Ind. S
Scitool Teachers. *5
Church committees and all others wanting candles, nuts and fruits be sure and call on us before buying your goods for the hollidays. Wo will have tho largest stock, the best variety and the best quality of the above goods In the city to select from. Our prices will be right. If you seo th« stock it will please you.
ENHMINOJ-.U & SEAWBIQHT, 103 cast Main St.
Coll on G'-o. P. Hugies fur the Estey organ. Sold on easy payments, 207 east Main street.
Hickory nuts and pop corn at Fulton Market.
public
places therein by electricity, and supplying tho inhabitants thereof with eleotrio lights in their dwellings and places of business on nuoh terms and conditions as shall be fixed and
pre
scribed by the Common Council. Second. That a committee oonsistiug of the M^or 'and Common Counoil be appointed to investigate the different eleotrio light systems in use in tho surrounding cities and the power and machinery operating the same and to eontract for the purchase and putting in of such, plant and the necessary machinery for running the same as to them shall seem the most suitable to the wauls of said city at a cost not to exceed twentylive thousand dollars ($25,000) exe'usive of the grounds and buildings upon and in whioh to operate the same, and that said committee, when appointed, bo iuvested with full power to act in the premises.
Most of the council arc enthusiastically in favor of the resolutions and ii seems very probable that before mai:y montha tho citizens will have ineuii descent lights in their hoiiHes and the oity be lighting her own streets. A goutloman high in tlie council of Water and Light Company stated tody t!n»t he believed that when the company hid made the city a proposition it would quickly purchase the company's i-ystem.
One of the oouncil stated yesterday that as the company had been extorting the oity for the last five years ho was not in favor of paying attention to any proposition it might make, but of goiug ahead and getting the best plant tj be obtained.
You never ughtthom so li« Blbbons at Levinsov's.
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Figs, date, rais'iis nt ^ulton Marki-t
Kibbons. Klhho lis.
Having j:st closed out a big lot of fine all silk ribbons, just the thing for holiday fancy work. We will ttive the ladles the benefit of our low prices. Just think of it, ribbons woith Km, 2()c, 2,"o
mid :toc.
a yard, you can take your vhoice of this lot at 10c. a yard. Such bargains have never been slyiTn in Crawfordsville.
Louis Biscnoi*.
Story & Olaut organs, sold en payments at 205 east Main street.
easy
We Are Awfully Busy
Hut we will find time to show you
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holiday goods, should you want tliein now. We will have tho most elegant display at our store, for the holiday trade, ever shown In the city and we want everybody to come and soe the displav. aud buy what, you want. You will be welcome at Eiismtnger & Sea Wright's 103 east Main street.
half price this week at
ribbon sale this week at
Lessons In Cutting.
I wish to suy to tho ladies in collection with my dress making. I have opened a school of dress cutting. Lessons In tho school not limited. Will cut for those who have their sewing done at homo use tli« Taylor system. Satisfaction guaranteed and terms reasonable. Call and see me at 205 west College st
MRS. L. T. MILLER.
Brain-workers keep your heads clear and bowels open. Take Sl.amon's Livor Rogulator.
One thousand umbrellas cheap for tho holidays at Bisehofs.
Buy your ribbons of Levinson this week. You'll save big money. In Puncy Vrulta We can please you. Wo wiil have everything the nn.rket affords and of the very best quality, We charge you
110
more
far fine goods thin other houses charge for good stock. There Is a difference in the best, but we KIVP that difference to our trade.
ENSMIKOEK SEAWIENILLT. 108 EastlMaln St.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor!*.
Holiday Kates.
For tho Christinas holidays the Vandalia Line will sell excursion tickets between all stations on its line wliero the one-way rate is twenty-five conts or over, at one and one-third fare for the round trip.
AU coupon stations. St. Louis to Oreenoistle, inclusive, may sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati. O.. and Intermediate points, via C. II «k D. 11. II also tt Columbus, O., and intermediate polntB, via Pennsylvania Lines.
Tickets will be sold on December 24 th and 25th, also, 31st, 1690, and January let, 1891, goad going only on d'lte of sale and good retaining until January 5th, 1891.
Evorybody is invited That's what he Is here for.
at Blschot's-
CATARRH CUBED, health and sweet breath secured by Shlioh's Catarrh remedy. Price 50c. ifp ^1 Injector free. For sale by Moffett, ?iorgan ft Co,
SUM to relieve. Taere Is no failure In Simmon's Livev Itegnlator.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Black Cashmere Dress Pattern, Black or colored Henrietta Dress 1 'a' tern, Black or colored Sillc Dress Patterns, French Novo'ty Dross Pat'erns, Fine Plusli Cloak or Jackets, New stylish jiicket?, Black StocklueltJackcts, Nice warm woolen shawls, Black Cashmere shawls, Black Cashmere Kuibroidored
Niccsilk umbrella, Seal plush or fur ninfT,
FIHCIIUOS.
NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK.
PAID 31 DOLLARS DOCTORS* BILL.
paid 31 dollars doctor's bill for In ons yi F-smale
iv wife
bottle of Bradfield*
ear. and one __
i. »_ Jgulator did her more good than all tho medicine sho had taken beioro. JAMES T. QOTT, Carml, HI.
Have suffered periodically for years—been treated by tho best physicians without relief— Bradfieid's Female Regulator did me more good than all the other remedies.
Mrs. ELIZA DAVIS, Ctaarlotto. N. C.
Have used Bradfieid's Female Peculator and can recommend it to all my friends. Mica C. S. WJEMETER, Denver, Col.
BRADFIKM) KKGULATOK CO.. Atlantu.
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Sold by all Druggists. Pricc, $1.00 per bottle. Soid by Nye & Co.
FIN]] LINK utf
Presents!
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Furniture,
Jlusi's. Etc., Kic..-
To Be Sold Cheap,
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A.Kostanzer'sSons
302 and 304 S. Washington St,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Itluoli of Boiea is than ixnvdt'r, for It CUKKH instead of Injuring. Our
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call. M1S. 71. SMOCK, Branch Oflieo Itlush of Kosos Indianapolis,
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The Lotus Glee Club,
Total,
Tickets for the above course, $1.
Desirable, Sensible, Useful Articles for Christmas Presents
Come to our store. You'll not be disappointed as our store is filled to overflowing with good
things. If you don't know what to buy look over the following list and you will see what
Lace curtains, Lace bod sets, Beau'lful table covers, Kid gloves, black and colored, Plata white linen Handkerchiefs, White embroideried handkerchiefs. Lovely silk handkerchiefs, Silk and wool mufflers, Silk hand painted Throws, liubber circulars, Pocket books, Jewelry.
Hosiery tdoves, mittens,
The Big Bargain of the Season:
35 Dozen Black Undressed Kid Gloves, all sizes, for 69 cents/worth $3,25. For Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 18, 19 and 20, only.
The price of a complete set of
the Encyclopedia Brittanica if
purchased of O. M. L,ACEY
before Jan. x, 1891
ABE 3L.B^7*I2SrS02Sr, EAST MAIN STREET
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
Work Delivered Free of Charge*
W. 3R.. Grosnell.
$36.60
In Holiday Attire
Willi the north room added to but store^ we are prepared lo show the largest stock of Holiday Goods in the cil v, consisting of
Fine Presentation Books, All the Standard Authors. Albums and Fine Pictures,
Bibles and Prayer-Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Dainty Books and Calenc ers,
BANKRUPT SALE
OF
The entire stock of Hardware of the late firm of Fowler, Ashley
& Co. must be closed out within thirty days at whatever
sacrifice, and the undersigned is retailing it at
LESS THAN COST.
before, call at No. 119 North Washington street, the sign of the
Major Henry C. Dane, single admission $ ,35 Lcland T. Powers and wife, single admission .50 Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus, single admission .50
Major Dane will be here on Wednesday, Dec. 17.
W. T. Brush, Assignee.
LECTURE COURSE.
The "Schuberts" have been here and captivated the largest audience ever gathered in the Association Hall at any entertainment. But see what is to come yet, and take the hint:
vou want:
Underwoar.Colaretts, Rushing Plush Toilet Cases,, Blankets,'com forts, Quilts, Towels, combs. And brushes, Unlaundried shirts, Hats, Bonnets for ladies, Misses and Chrildren, Fur sets, Fur Capos, and so Many other things that, it will be Itnposs'blo to mention hero.
Plush Goods of All Kinds.
Wu would lespciilull.v invite jou lo call and examine our stock.
Robinson & Wallace. Now lathe Time!
$50.00
The price of the same afterjan.
i, I8QI. The publishers have
informed me that the §36.60 ofler
will be withdrawn with the close of the year. O. M. LACKY.
If you want any thing in that line, cheaper than you ever bought
single admission .50
$1.85
You save 85 cents by buying now