Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 May 1891 — Page 3

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Everybody Kata

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AND SO DOES

Ji/st the same,

MADE ONDT BY

N.K.FA1RBANK&C0. CmcAea

July Fourth

We will ull stay ut Home unl

Have a Grand, Good Time.

Here you will find Shoes you want

124 East Main Street.

Do You Want to Buy a Safety?

ALBRICHT'S BREAD!

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J'or such an Investment Beo.

If so, call at the|99-cent store

as they have the largest line

of wheels in the city and sell

them nt lowest prices—

n0,-s' ,u,,i fill-Is' Safeties from 110 to B" •v-v Luilies- Safeties from |:.()U|70 ., s,\ .• Gentlemen's Safeties from 60 to 0u

All

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Ross Bros., 99 Gent Store

to"1'"# for men or lmlle

rrmntOStoWO.

Our wheels rcfully warranted und equal to any in tlic market. Bicycle supplies of el. kinds for sale. Wheels sold on weekly payments. Call and see before buying.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

R. O. WAMiUr, proprietor.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or any part of the city,

£3

t£

J. T. LAYMON.

AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the branch office at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No. 47.

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IT NKVEll DKI'RKCIATES IN VAI.UK, ...

IT PAYS INTKKKbT IN TI1H I'l.UASUIt'5 IfllKNISIHiS ITS »\t Nl.lt.

One of the troubles of life is the roa in of 1 at -ch im s. Needless. Macbeth's "pearl top" and "iapearl glass" are tough ugainsi: heat.

You will save nine-tenths of your chimney-money by using them, "Pearl top" fits most of the little lamps pearl glass is for Rochester, Pittsburgh," Duplex," etc.

We make a great many sizes and shapes, all of tough glass. You can get the right "ones. Talk with your dealer about it. l'Hlsliuiy. Geo. A. MACllETllii Co.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TUJ SDAY, MAY 19, 1891.

ll/'.l I'll Kit ItEl'OKT:

Forliullutm —l'ulr eool.

The Newkirk Case.

To-morrow afternoon tbo famous Newkirk damage suit will begin in the I circuit, court and every loafer is on the qui vivo, A great time is expected nnd the testimony promises to he of a most sensational nature.

A Band,

The meeting of the local musicians ast evening to tako steps toward the organization of a Crawfordsvillo band was not fi decided success. There were several in attendance however and it was resolved to organize and the matter of uniforms was discussed. There will be another meeting Friday evening at which it is hoped thero will be a larger attendance.

A Loat Girl.

Mattie Hunt, a six year old, did not come homo from Sunday school last Sunday and thereby alarmed her parents very much. They looked every where for her and finally Jennie Kelly I found her at the homo of 0. N. Malsbury Ion east Wabash nvenuo beyond the railroad. She had accepted an invito tion from one of her little friends to dine there and was having a very line time all unconscious of the anxiety nhe I had caused.

A Distinguished Visitor.

Judge Michael Brown, of Big Kapids, Mich., is in the city to-day the guest of C. M. Travis. Judge Brown was a studeut in Wabash college in 1 Mil-OS. Ho threw aside his tool.* mid hi rnr,\vi President Lincoln's (ill for 300,000 more enlisted rs a ii\at in '.he Second Indiana Calvary ui v. ,if), iej.in.ent he served until it was luus'.ii' 0 oat at the close of the war. Upon l. return to civil life he entered the Michigan University and graduated in 18G8. He loI cated at Big ltapids iu that State whoro

IU has become a noted member of the bar and a distinguished jurist. He is prominent Grand Army man and iu 1889 was the Department Commander for tho State of Michigan.

His Name Is ones.

Tho sheriff of Parko county, Mr. .Tones, arrived in tho city this morning from Kockville and returned at once with I Tadie King. Jones stated that everybody down in Bockville insisted on Tadie being given the liberty of the city.

They further insisted that Tadie was a poor, abused boy, who had been downtrodden by the tyrants of Montgomery I county. This was all very pretty but sheriff Jones is now considerable out of pocket by his child like trust nnd one I would suppose that ho would have to much sense to try to wrestle with a mule.

It seems not, however, as ho took Tadie back without hand cuffs. An experienced office would have tied tho thug ucck and heels and locked him up in a coal I box.

The Fireman's Tournament. The committee on the fireman's tourI nament, J. J. Woidle, O. B. Arms and

Tom Boss, mot last night and arranged tho programme of events and prizes. It will bo as follows:

Hose company race: first 8125, second I 875. Hook and ladder company: first $125, second $75.

Hand engine race: first $50, second 325. Fire Chiefs' race, 300 yards: Silver I trumpet.

Couplers' contest Coupling and pipes. Ladderman'B contest: Bamboo ladder. Consolation race for hose company: I Silver trumpet.

Consolation race for hook and ladder I company: Silver trumpet. Company making tho best appearance I in tho parade: Silver trumpet.

Hook and Ladder, hub and hub race: 1825. Hoso company, hub and hub race:

AN EXCITING MEETING.

THE COUNCIL ENJOYS A DEAD-LOOK.

Seventeen Ballots for Street Commissioner

••••••. and No Choice.—Other Items of Interest.

S25

All the races except tho chiefs' raco I will bo 250 yards. To-day ex-chief Weidlo is arranging tho rules and regulations of the contests. He will see to it that everything moves off according to tho best of style nnd states that ho will devote most of his time between now and the Fourth to making the tournament grand success.

Progress.

It is very important in this age of I vast material progress that a remedy bo pleasing to tho taste and to tho eye, onsily taken, acceptable to tho stomach and healthy in its naturo and effects. 1 Possessing these qualities, Syrup of

Figs is the ono perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known.

—See Eastlaok & McICoen for Safety I Bicycles. Don't fail to see us for your millinery I goods. We have tho correct stylos at tho lowest possible prices.

ABB LKVIXBON.

The new Ctuncil held its first regular meeting last evening with all members present and looking exjxxjtant. Thore was considerable caucuBsing about the corridors Ijeforo tho ball opened and it was pretty evident that some people were interested in tho proceedings. After tho reading of tho minutes the Mayor proceeded to road tho following committees which ho selected to servo the eusning year:

Judieiarv.—ltoynolds, Vauarsdal and Walter. Petitions and Overtures.—Scott, Jones and Smith.

Ordinances.—Walter, Smith and Vauarsdal. Finance.—Scott, Jones and Smith.

Printing and Stationery.-- Ynnarsdal, Keynolds nnd Walter. Schools and Public Buildings. —Smith, Walter and Jones.

Electric Lighting.—Jones, Scott and Keynolds. Water Works.—Ynnarsdal. Smith and Scott.

Accounts.—Jones, Scott and Smith. The Board of Public Improvements announced that Keynolds had been selected as its cliairmnn for tho ensuing year.

A petition from a number of citizens was read asking that a sidewalk be laid in front of several lots in the F. M. Boyland addition on east MarlM^treet. It was referred.

Another petition signed by a large number of citizens asked that a marshal bo appointed to guard life and property in the southeast quarter of the city. An officer is badly needed there and it is to be hoped ono will be appointed when tho petition comes to a vote.

The Clerk read the report of the installment of O. C. Dorsey as Chief ol the Firo Department, which was accepted.

The police board then submitted a report which was accepted. It recommended that the present officers, Broth ers, Grimes and Connors be re-elected. On June 1 Brothers is to begin as night policeman and serveone month to b»followed tho next month by Officer Grimes as night police, and that they therefore alternate as day and night police to re ceive ?50 a month while serving at night and Sf0 whilo in day service. Conners is to rive lis niplt policeman constant ly at a salary of $50 per month.

Fire Cl.ief Uorsoy recommended that Frank 'MoNecley be elected his assistant nnd Doc CVriK'n driver. The recommendation was i.etid upon favorably.

Tho Mayor mu.mnced that tho old committee on thi.- Itclric light plant Keynolds, Jones und Scott, would be contined. He also announced that school trustee Campbell had informed him that the trustees had on hand enough money to pay off the principal on two of the school bonds, each of which is worth 81,000. The matter was roferred to the finance committee.

An ordanance regulating the salaries of city oHiciau was road and passed. It regulated the salnries as follows: Members of the council on the Board of Public Improvements 8150 members not on that board 8125 Mayor 8720 with fees Clerk 8600 with fees Marshal 8H00 with fees Treasurer 8400 with fees City Attorney 8300 with fees: Civil Engineer §250: street commissioner $2 per day for the time employed Chief of fire department, two assistants and regular fireman 850 per month night police 850 and day police 800 minute men of fire department sleeping in building 810 yer year not slooping in tho building 8:10 per year day jal tores 15 cents per hour. Those saluries are the same paid last year except that of city civil engineer which is cut down 8100 as the work done was not considered worth 8350.

A resolution was read and ndopted which ordained that tho parties who should do the work on the city's electric light plant should bo a chief engineer and electrician, his assistant, nnd a trimmer. Tho chief is to receive 860 a month for tho first six months, the assistant 840 a month, and the trimmer 810 a week. These workmen are to bo under control of tho electric lighting committee of the council. It was decided to le»ve it to the discretion of tho committee as to when tho salaries of these men should begin. The committeo recommended that John Conrad bo elected chief engineer, Ed AmeB, assistant, and. Frank Pruitt, trimmer. Councilman Yanarsdal nominated Doc Irwin for trimmer, and Smith, Mat Brandenburg, for assistant. Conrad was elected by acclamation. The vote on assistant stood Ames, 5: Brandenburg 1. Ames was declared elected. Tho first ballot on trimmor Btood Pruitt, 3 Irwin, 3. The second resulted likewise as did tho third, fourth nnd fifth. Tho Mayor thon cast tho deciding ballot for Pruitt, as it was ovident the tie could not be broken, Pruitt was therefore declared elected. A proposition wns rend just beforo. tho balloting from John Coylo. He proposed to run tho plant, paying all the expenses except what might be caused by accident, tor 84,000 a year or 833/, per light. Tho proposition wns not accepted or oven put to a vote ns there wero some irregularity in tho matter.

Tho ofllco of street commissioner wns declared vacant and nominations for thnt oflico wore doclnred in ordor. Smith

You will find that our prices on

ADVICE TO WOMEN If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,

Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must use

BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

CAHTHOSVILLK,

April

9G, 1880.

This will certify that two members of my Immediate family* after having suffered for years from Menwtruai irregularity, being treated without benefit, by physicians, wero at length complctelycuredby one bottle of Bradtfteld'* Female He^ulator. lis effect la truly wonderful. J.

W. STRANGB.

Book to WOSIA.Jt mailed FRBK, which contains valuable Information ou all frmnto dltmucd. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO..

ATLANTA, GA.

SOU SALE JIY ALL DRUGGISTS. Sold by Nye & Co.

OLD PAPERS

For Sale in This Otllce,

25 Cents a Hundred

nominated Tudo Hamilton mid Frank Lay no, nnd Jones nominated James Hamilton. Tho first ballot resulted Tudo Hamilton, 3 MeDaniel, 3: the swond was like unto it. as was the third, fourth and fiMi. The Mayor was aliout to east the deciding vote but Jlr. Vannrsdal questioned his right. The Mayor, however, held that he did havo aright but on motion of Mr. Smith the balloting wns again begun. Tho sixth ballot was still a tie, nnd so it continued up to the sixteenth. On motion of Mr Smith the council then adjourned for flvo minutes nnd some lively] oil ususing was done. Tho seventeenth ballot wns tnken nnd resulted in tie as before.

Mr. Smith thon moved thnt the election be deferred until to-morrow evoniug nt 7:30 o'clock. Vannrsdal seconded the motion and it was carried. The councilmen voting for Tude Hamilton were Jones, Walter and Vannrsdal, -tho other tliroo voting for McDaniel.

Tho contract for hiving a brick sidewalk on a portion of South Walnut street was awarded to Jainos Hamilton for the suui of 520.50. Several accounts wero allowed including tho. first installment on tho Gamowoll electric alarm system.

Missionary Sooial.

The ladies of tho Missionary society of the M. E. church will give their annual social in the church parlors on Thursday evening from five to eight. Menu.—Ham, pickles, buttered rolls, jam jolly, strawberries, cream, cake, coffee and tea. All for 15 cents. All are cordially invited.

—East luck

Safeties.

WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO CONTINUE OUR

Lace Curtains and Window Shades!

THIS WEEK

Citr/ains

and

FOtt

IVimiozv Shades

house in the city can or will sell them. We have about one hundred and thirty

will close out, let the loss be what it may. These are nil nice goods of this season's make.

We Arc Headquarters lor Millinery Goods.

Goods received daily. Everything New and Stylish. Lowest prices in the city.

FOU

& McKeen for Ladies' tf.

Baking Powder

A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every othe.- known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.

Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. other baking DOwder docs such work*

High Gloss or Domestic

Plans and specific.itions furnish-

ed. Write for estimates.

Office, 120 South Green Street

V/ANTED.

\*7.ANTM:—A tftrl do housework VV at, lOTHonsi. Miiln strew.

\\7ANTEI), nt. oiu'C. 11 girl lo VV housework In Hstnall family. ... .-,04 oust Wabash avenuo opposuWillson school building.

WANTED—Alluiiscbusiness*

tlo (fcncru Apply at

good man to call at.

Hobt'ins at»«l HOC what, wo have to oiler. If you Maul business hurry up. KAM15Y & Co'#. General Hgl.

WANTED:—Any2lli

one wishing

work dono street,

please call at north (.ireen street

W..I. VAKYI*.

\i TANTKD—An active, honest inun-satftry

VV 100

monthly. If suitable, with oppor

tunity to advance, to represent locally, a responsible New ork house. Keferonoe. Manufacturer, l«ock Mux lf»K5 N, Y. ?ept. 1*1

Men, salary ut place. ..

WANTED:—Men,

salary aud expenses,

Permanent place. Apply at once

iJrown Uros, Co,, Nurserymen, Chicago.

FOR SALE.

.SALE --A five roomed house on east Main street. It has ull modern improve* lueiitsuehas jras, water, etc., and is iu every way a desirable piece of property. It will sold at a bargain. Main street.

(JeoiKe Ch?atcr, l'J5 west 1

SAMS—A number ono .Jersey cow. Will bufrefch Boon. Shelves a lar^eilow of milk which shows by the test over r»y per cunt, of butter. Inquire for A atthls olllee.

BALK.—House plants for beddlug

JT lurjulrc at 715 south Green street.

FOH

BALE—A Ur»t ehwB com planter and check rower nil complete, at a bargain Call on Ira McConnell at '110 west College St

FOU

SALE—A 52 Inch Columbia light roadster byciele, latest pattern, a* good new. Will *-ell for one iiatf the cost iuiu.rc at I'ontious iY Lacy's,

FOU

SALE.—Five nice building lots on east Wabash aveuue, $250 to $-150 cash. Call on George Vance at Pontious & Lncey's.

BALK.—A White pewmg machlng at less than cost. Never been used. Inquire ntthisofllcc. TjSJK 8ALE—An opon JP Elgin mo Journal oflloo.

Fsummer

FOU

faced stiver wntcti

llgln movoment, cheap. Inquire at the on

FOR RENT.

FOCMorgau

ItBNT—A house ot nine rooms, with all the convenience, on College street. Apply 3o & Lee, Ornbaum block.

pOH BENT—A houte of se.en rooms with all tho conveniences ot a comfortable home, ou south Walnut Mrs. Elizabeth Essick.

street. Apply to

OU RENT.—A good house of six rooms and kitchen. sUible. cistern and water hydrant, on west. lMke street. Call on me at WlliiiteJt Bishop's tailor fchop.

KENT.—'The Dr. Hlstlne house on East Wabash avenue nnd the Mills house ou Collego Hill. Inquire of 0. M. (Jreggatthe ludlana Wire Fene" Company's ottice.

LOST.

LOST—A

pulr of oyc gliuiscs ou Moniliiy

inornlnif ltotwecn the icslilcncc of J. It. llonnell mid Henry Bl,)nn. Hetiirn w'tlie i«ntoince and receive rowuril.

DR. C.

RANKIN,

Oflico over tho Comer Ilook Storo. Hebldonc. 600 South WtfdilnirUvi Street Ofllee houM—O to 12, 2 5p.m. and 7 to8 p.m

SHILOH'S COUCili and Consumption Ciiro iB sold by ua ou u_ gunranteo. It euros oonsuuiption. For sale by Moii'ott, Morgan Co.

We are showing the very handsomest styles of

Dress Goods, Millinery, Lace Curtains, Carpets,

Men's Suitings, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery ol

various qualities and lowest prices. Give us a call.

arc one-third lower than any oilier

"J7\S

The American Steam Laundry

W. H. LaFLEUR,

PLUMBING,

Steam and Hot Water Heating,

Gas Fit'ing and Fixtures

Spcncc liol Walcr Heater.

that the

Finish,

RAILWAY 1IMECARDS.

MOKON lUHilK. ....Nij:lil Mull Mil

O. M.

GHKOO,

C. MOCAY,

out.

NUIITU

12:25a.in Nlglil Mull (daily'...'..*.. 1 :5ba.m I j.'ldiun Day Mall (daily) 1 r.'Mquu lAliove trains only stop at county seats.] 5:2?p.tn..-liedford and Lai. Accoui...in:4"a.!u l:05a.tii Way Freight 1:2up.m

BIG 4-Peoria Division.

P:lKa.in 'Express -Mall t) l.sa.m 1:55a.m Mall dally) 12:55a.ni 5:05p.in Mall—Express 1 :X»p.m 1 :Ji5p.tn Mail—Expre.sH 0:15p.ni

SOUTH

ALIA.

NOUTIl

5a.m Express il l2pm.' 5:lKp.m Mall tt:i:ta.m Accommodation I2noou

THIS CUAWFOKDSVILLK

Y. MX.

President.

W. 8.

MOFFKTT,

Vice rre?*ld». nt.

I'. DITUIIAM,

Itccording Secretar

H.T. KINU.Treasurer. N.

General Secretary.

Baths, Tub and Showt.'r: Gymnanium, Bowling Alleys, I'MIKI, Giituos and ailing room. Mei-i-ing.s Sunday ul -1:80, p. in. Visitors always welcomis

Howard & Bariie'il,

-Tin

Monument Dealers,--

Have the llnest designs as well l''inislied Monuments In ihejr \wueroom to show the character ol their skill-, as at ti^ts In their Hue. '1 hey. execute drawings to suit, the wishes ol limit* cu-»o-mers. Price with them he---fore luij Ing. Ofllee, cot tier, ol Sl'trVel. and Green sl., Crawfordsville. Ind.

Geo. IFt. Rice

UPHOLSTEP.IMG,

CarpetsCarofullyLsid and Fitted

112 West Pike Street. Joel Block

LIQUOR

HABIT,

amn/e wof/u mme/SEirrcf/c awt~

D*HAilfESGOLDEN SPECIFIC.

It can be given in a eupot tea or col!ee,or in «»r tlciefiof fMxl, without the knowledge of th patient, ifjiere sary It

abHOlutely tiarml

and wi lie whether the patent is a moderate drinker oran

effi ot pcriiiancnt and MH.cdy cu *the patent is a moderate drin'

ulehoiiowreck. ITNI5VKII 1'AILS. .t opcr atesfioquiotly and with such certainty that tho patient undercook no inconvenience, an ero ho le awaro, h's complete reformatior ef feted. 48-pajre book of partlcularp* fr eoNvo Co., drucrvlHta Crawtordsvllle led

Mrs* Allen's Parisian rnce Bleach Gohleit Hair Wftkh. Mamma Durj, (or developing the Inist. Kusma, for removing *u|ctfluou* nalr. Dane drnsin^. All wholesale and retail. Scud a etv for illnstr&tP>l circular. Full lire of fnift lisir good*. Mt*. K. W. AUea.

319

Wood.

AT.,

DcttoU. Midi. Sold by dru^gutS.

MYERS & CHARNI.