Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 August 1891 — Page 4
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My little four year old girl had aa ^griTAtod oase of ccmibx Th§ lMt physicians treated her, without any good results. A single bottle of S. S. fl tared her sound and wolL This wH loor years ago, and she has had ao of the disease sinoe and herskla W perfectly smooth and eleaa.
James Henry, Detroit, Mick. Xnsllin on Skill dlseatoa mailed fre* Swin Specific Ost. Atlanta, Oft
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Fine Watch and Jew^ry.Repairingla Specialty.
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207 East Main Street
When One Says
PHOTOGRAPHS look well lmt will not stand the test or will fade. mark him down ns an
T^nontmns—one who offers an opinion on something he knows nothing about.
If tlic chemicals are washed out of the work it cannot fade if the chemicals are not eliminated the work will fade no matter what price might be charged or how it may be made. Water is cheap, use plenty of it and photographs will never fade.
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Over Con Cunningham's.
^Making Over*
HATS AND BONNETS
Is One of My Specialties.
MRS. WILSON,
127 South Washington.
We Invite the Public to Call and Investigate
OUR NEW METHOD
Inserting Artificial Teetli
Without the use of Large Rubber Plates.
This method iH entirely new and patented, and is used only by us in this and adjoining counties. J5y this method any number of teeth can lx! pllt in without extracting any good teeth von may have, and 110 pluU.1 in the roof of the mouth.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain
By use of Vitalized Air. Nitros Oxide (inn, Electric Vibrator and our celebrated Local Anesthetic. (Sold and silver filling at reasonable prices.
All work warranted as represented.
Gonzales & Galey.
Dentists.
The Boy Is Enjoying that New Cigar called
SPOHT!
A 5 Cent Brand which ia having a great
run at
LA-ymion' s.
DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1891.
W KATllKll ItEl'ORT:
For tullnn»—rain: warm.
MUST MAK£ IT OVER,
The Bond Presented by John 0. Hutton Declared to be Invalid. Yesterday the Commissioners mot in special session to examine and approve or reject the bond for S350,000 presented by John C. Hutton, Treasurerelect of the countv. The bond was duly presented and on examination it was found that the nnmo of one of the signers had been erased and another substituted. Sntu Con 1 tor, of Mnco vicinity, had withdrawn from tho bond after others had signed it. Tho question was brought- up at once whether or not tho erasure would not vitiate the instrument so far as all the names below it wore concerned. Different opinions were held by tho various attorneys as to the legality of the bond. County Attorney Whittington asked time to look up the authorities on the ense nnd was granted until 10 o'clock to-day. At the appointed hour he came prepared to decide tho case. He reported that there were two points in tho bond which render it invalid. One of which was the erasure of tho name of the signer after other names had been appended, a fact which should suit ever be brought, could bo pleaded as an excuse for non payment on the part of the sureties as that not being the bond they had signed.
The other point was that the acknowledgment of tho signatures to tho instrument were taken wrongfully. The signers have simply come before tho Board and acknowledged that they had signed the same, whereas the Statute provides that the acknowledgment shall be taken before some officer empowered by lnw to take acknowledgments to be voted in law. When this was announced the Board made an order that Mr. Hutton should at once proceed to fill a newbond and fill it according to the letter of the law. The time for him to take the office to which he was elected is Sept 2. This gives him only three weeks to till a new bond. This will be time enough in case he only has to arrange with those whose names now stand on the bond but in case some draw off, it will take considerable work. It is a most unfortunate affair and it is to be hoped that it will not cause serious delay'.
NEW E0SS AIE.
Special Reporter.
Js'nw Boss, Aug. 11, 1891.—Every train brings something in for tho fair. There are several competitors from Crnwfordsville in the art and fancy work department.
The Haw Creek band will furnish the music for the fair. They arrived this morning.
The merry-go-nronnd is in the ground and its music will bo heard. Never before was there so much stock upon the ground at one time ns at present.
Tho race this evening was a great success 11s it was a mixed one. Tho floral hall is being rapidly filled with fine work.
Tuylor Boll, of Ladoga, is digging another well. Tho grandest feature will bo the free for all trot as Lost Bay, Hoosior Boy, .Toe H, Chance, Western Boy, Tommy Lee and others will bo in it.
There was 19 entries in wheat within an hour this morning. The hog pins are all full and more are building. 11. L. Bratton lias 19 of his fine herd. He took V2 to the North Salem fair and got seven premiums—5 reds and 2 blue. Ho will have a salo October 7 at tho fair grounds hero.
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A "Ginuine Diabolical Toimo" in the Mayor's Court. This morning Patrick Brennan 1 arraigned before the Mayor for disorderly conduct and being in a stato of intoxication in a public place. Pat pleaded not guilty, and a trial was had, which reminded one of the famous trial in which "Cousin Sally Dillard" figured ah a horoino. I'at was as full as tho traditional "biled owl," and with tho gravest face declared that ho had not touched tho stuff which inebriates for some IS months, and to bo accused scandalized hint .beyond measure. The
Mayor undertook to catechize tho old man, and was met with tho retort, 'Yez diabolical ould bald-headed fool dry up yorself." Much fun was created until tho patience of tho Mayor being exhausted he ordered tho Marshal to jail him. It was not done but Pat was lined and costed $8.40.
Byerd Game Leg.
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Constablo Byers has been in a sad
plight to-day. His stop is slow and his loft log fails to do its duty savo when helped along by cano. The causo of this catastrophe, John Robinson informs ns, is because of his futilo endeavor to to arrest a kicking mulo which wns grazing on tho commons near tho Junction.'''
A Gas Well.
A gas woll is to bo sunk at Piko's Crossing, Boono county, on tho route of the proposed gas line. If tho fluid is found it will bo a great find for the company. Tho casing is being delivered there now.
THE SMOKE STACK INSURED.
Another fire Hydrant Wantod -A New Minuto Man Appointed. Counoilman Vauarsdal was absent from the Council meeting last evening. Everybody else was present.
A petition was read and referred to the proper committee, asking that a (ire hydrant bo established at tho west end of Market street. Tho petition stated that for distance of two blocks there was no water main and owing to the groat amount of travel along there the residents were greatly annoyed with dust. It was signed by about thirty property ownors.
Tho Police Board, as usual, had no report. Nothing was said about the Sunday, a few weeks ago when tho saloons were closed.
Tho Fire Board reported that Albeit McNeely had been selected as minuteman to Bucceed Bob Irwin who is to tuovo to Ladoga. The board also reported that the fire engine had been returned from Fowler and was now in engine house No. 2. Tho Treasurer also received from tho city of Fowler tho sum or $25.
The Board of Public Improvements as usual brought up that famous dirty alley back of Green street near Market. Like Bauquo's ghost this alley will not down. It is filthy all the time and yet it is impossible to drain it unless through the ravine of MisssJnnio Jones. This will never do as the water for tho standpipe which is now being piped from there is likely to bo contaminated. As Mr. Reynolds said the only way out is to build a sower and at the present state of finances that is out of tho question. A sewer would cost from $2,000 to S3,000. The Board also rejwrted that the tile at the corner of Green and Market street was insufficient and the city was threatened with a damago suit unless it was fixed. Very little street improvement has been done, the most extensive being on Lafayette avenue.
Dr. Jones reported that tho now smoke stack of the electric light works had been insured through J. L. Shrum against cyclones and storms for the amount of $4,000 extending over a period of three years. The cost of the policy was S31.20.
Manoger Sheetz of the Water & Light Company, reported the completion of the water main extension on west Wabash avenuo and that tho hydrant rental began August 1.
Tho Treasurer made the following report:
HECKIPTS.
Balance on liuml at last report I 41,410.00 Delinquent taxes 100.5")
Notes On tue Outlook and Exhibits By Our Liquor license itto.oo t%
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I Miscellaneous licenses JJtJ.OO Miscellaneous receipts 21.80
Total 8 41,885,34 uxi'kn niTi'ur.s. Salaries Police Fire department Water Lttrirt Co Improvements' Streets ami alleys Hlectric plant Advertising and printing Misrellaneous expenses
l,00r».84 171.05 27U.H0 '1,170.0!) 27.05 010.H4 :i.041.:i7 33*2.81 75.37
Totul 11,470.37 lluluuceon hand I 110,458 1)7 Two declaratory resolutions were passed unanimously, one proposing to boulder the alley west of tho property of Robert Beck, on east Market street, and nnother proposing to builJ brick sidewalk on tho eaBt side of John stroot from College to Franklin.
Councilman Scott then arose to in quire what had become of our City Commissioners whose duty it is to as sess benefits and damages on the opening of new streets. He then proceeded to roast them to a beautiful brown for noglocting to view on Haw and otlior proposed new streets.
Mr. Smith defended the Commission ers and said they would probably havo a report nt the next Council mooting. For the benefit of the commissioners Tup. Journal will say that thoy have boon doing the best they could. Warren Ashley is in Tennessee, R. C. Smith resigned to bocomeConncilinan and so far the circuit court has failed to appoint
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successor, James Wright has been sick in bed for weeks, nnd Isaac Vance was for some time laid up with a broken arm. This leaves only B. R. Russell, who is not sufficient to make a quorum.
A suggestion to reduce tho peddlors' license from S3 a day to 81.50 was discarded as being inimical to tho business interests of the city.
Ed Townsloy's frog pond came up once more nnd it was found that tho ordinance providing for its drainage had novor been published. It was hunted up and ordered printod.
Mayor Carr suggested that an ordinance providing severe penalties for damaging tho poles, wiros and lamps of tho electric light plants. I
Tho City Engineer asked if biddors on tho east Wabash avenuo improvement and other improvements would havo to take tho bonds for tho deferred payments and was informed thnt under the strict constructions of the Barrett law thoy would. This will probably make some difference in tho bids, probably 30 per cent., nnd thoso property owners who expect to pay cash for their improvements had lottor bid the work in themselves.
Councilman Reynolds informed tho Council thnt if the improvement on oast Wabash nvonue proved to be ns bountiful nnd substantial as is anticipated, tho citizens of Main stroot from Grant avenuo west would petition for a similar improvement.
Dr. H. E. Groono,Joel Block,treats all diseases of oye, ear,nose and throat. Fitling and fnrnishing glasses a specialty.
PERSONALS.
—Lew llornaday is in Indianapolis. —J. S. Kelley wont to Louisville today.
Leslie Davis went to Lebanon this morning. —Ed lieynolds went to Linden this afternoon. —liev. O. A. Smith, of Evansvillo, is in tho city. —Goo. Hughes went to Greencastlo this afternoon, —Mrs. Dove MoBroom wont to Bethany Park to-day. —Mrs. Fannio Kahn has returned from Torro Haute. —Mrs. C. O. Carlson and children are visiting in Chicago. —Elmer Cox, of Plainfield, is visiting Mrs. Jim Mahornoy. —Mrs. A. E. Eastlack returned honi from Chicago this aftornoon. —Miss Clara Harshbarger, of Ladogi is visiting Miss Anna Burns. —Charley Doney nnd wifo havo gone to Logansport for a visit of ton days. —Mrs. Wallace Linder nnd son, returned home from a visit to Chicago tolay. —Enoch Smith enmo home to-day from Linden to-day and reports no rain in that locality. —Miss Millie lloesgen, who has boon visiting her sister, Mrs. C. L. Host returned to Columbus this morning. —Misses Nora Tnggert and May
Bullinan, who hnvo been the guests of Miss Ethel Voris, returnod to Indiannpolis to-day. —H. R. Tinsley and wife and C. M. Travis and wife and tho rest of tho Crnwfordsvillo contingent arrived home last night from Detroit. —Mrs. Otis A Smith loft for Crnwfordsvillo this morning. Sho will return in few days accompanied by her husband.—Frankfort Netrs. —Mrs. Prof. W. T. Fry and son, Bon, will start for Ohio Thursday to spend a month with Mrs. F.'s mother. Miss Mary will visit the family of Will Fowler it Marion during the interim.
CHIPS.
The P. O. S. of A. will work in tho White degree to-night. —Secretary Morgan to-day received sixteen applications for entries from Illinois owners of fine stock. —On account of tho illnoss of J. J. Insley his position as ass:stant general superintendent of the fair has been filled by the appointment of R. B. Snyder. •There will be an ice cream festival given nt tho Gnrfield Christian church next Friday evening. The proceeds will be applied for the benefit of the church.
A postal from J. A. Greene written from Wooglin, New York, states that ho has been sick for Beveral days, and ex presses fears that he will be in the con sommie for some days yet.
Col. W. C. Wilson is still nlive this afternoon, though unconscious. His physician says he exhibits moBt wonderful vitality and may last a week or ten days yot.—Lafayette Call. •Tho room occupied by James Lnymon ns a cigar store on Main street is undergoing a course of ropairs. It is to have a new floor, new wall paper and refreshed generally by paint and putty, —Janitor Boraker is busily engaged in whitewashing tho corridors in the basement of the court house. It is quite an improvement as the walls were very dnrk, and the way extremely gloomy. —Mr nnd Mrs. W. H. LaFlour deBiro to express their thanks and, their gratitude to their neighbors and friends for thoir kind offices during the sickness nnd denthof thoironly child,thoir lovely little boy Harry. —Persons hnving young trees should not sprinkle them with hydrant water as it is liable to kill them. Rain water should bo used exclusively. This is the advice of several in Crawfordsville who havo had experience. —No one wns to see the rain than M. V. Burk. For the past two months he has been currying wnter in buckets to 250 young trees in tho col lego campus in order to make them live through tho drouth. Not single tree died. —Bob Wilson has sold his grocery store on tho corner of Main nnd Walnut streets to Frank Fry and Andy Towns, ley. Both these gentlemen are ex perionced grocerymen nnd will probably make business lively in their end
of
—Don't fail tocallon Mrs. Ellsworth mind reader and clairvoyant, at Shorman house. Sho tells from the cradle to tho grave. Lost or stolen articles located. Satisfaction guaranteed or i'»y-
Cleveland'* Population Ci.evei.and, O., Aug. 11.—The new city directory just issued contains 99 825 names. Using three as a multiple, which is a lower multiple than Is used in most cities, this shows a population of 290,475. Last year's directory contained 02,400 names and the population then was estimated at 277,400.
Fatal Kxploalon.
I'akis, Aug. 11.—A boiler explosion occurred at Chaumont, in the department of Haute Marne, Monday, by which six persons were killed, and four were so terribly burned that their lives lire despaired of. lllxchof'H Jtlg Itargaln.
We nro now offering 100 pieces ChbIi mero Imbree Satines in now colorings nnd designs nt 8Jo per yard, never sold for less than 14c. They are wide nnd tho price nro much cheaper than calico for dresses, teagowns, wrappers or com forts. Our great bargins in 5o satines outdone. 800 tho window display those goods.
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EACHES, EARS, LUMS.
Slow is the time to buythem and
JOE TAYLOR the mat to sell them.
A Safe investment
Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfnetory results, or in case of failure return of the purchase price. On this safe plnn you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for nn affection of throat, lungs or chest, suoh as consumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthmn, whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Go's drug store.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castarla.
SHI I iQITS COUGH and Conaumj tion Cure is sold by us on a guarantee It enres consumption. For Bale by Moffett, Morgan & Co
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for outs, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oents per box. For sale by Nye & Co
Ihildren Cry for Pitcher's Castorlal
Happy Hootilers.
Wm. Titnmons, Postmaster of Idaville Ind., writes: Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising from Kidney aud Liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer nnd stockman, of same olace, says: "Find Electric Bitters to the best Kidney nnd Liver medicine, made me fool like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town says: Electric Bitters is just the thing for a man who is all ran do.,n nnd don't enre whether ho lives or dies he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he hnd new lease on life. Only 50c. Nye & Co's. Drug Store.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorlai
Merit Wins.
We desire to any to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that hnvo given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, nnd we stand ready to refund tho purchnse price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye & Co., druggists.
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A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Million* of Humes— 40 Years the Standard.
Delirious Calce nnJ 11 y, 1.11'Jil l-'lalcy Riscuil, Ciridillc Cakes, IVIhIuIiIii and Vvholv i..me. otAcr bakinp oowUci doe* tucli
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How .I Manage My
I commenced trading With D. F. MeOlure thiee years ago last September. I earned $25.00 per month, or $300.00 a year. When 1 bought an article
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difference what it cost, 1 carefully estimated the difference
in the price paid and the price asked by others arid deposited the difference in the bank. My bank book showed January 1,1801, $108.61 to the credit. I have since bought r. lot for $lf)0.00 011 which to make my home. Bought a suit to-day and saved $5.25. I am now earning Four hundred dollars per year and D. F. McClure says if I continue to trnde with him for three years mors, ha will guarantee me a home on my lot, all paid for, Just think of ita cottage home,' all myown, by trading with
TRADE? PALACET®
No scheme, or ohance about it but everyone buying tho above amount of goods at my store will be "rKBSENTBI}"
With a copy of this excellent work. If you linvent secured a circular dosorib-
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And Attention a Moment!
As an inducement to the fow families ting tho above work it ia bentneu my thnt linvn't been trading with 1110 I offer I agent hasn't had time to o«H on you you "FREE OF CHARGE" with but will see you soon. When you are up 8*20 worth of groceries tho famous (nnd ncknowled the best) "IMPERIAL COOK BOOK"
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Havo you hoard of Small'* 1*1118, For curing bilious Ilia? Could you know what others say. How thoy wind with ffrlpoUMs way
Ag thoy ovor will, And how thoy'vo made A husla monoy trade. He's iniulo no fuss.
Nor muss, And had no row: Has simply gone ahead,
And now
Haa got thorn In a way complete. Or, as tho hoya aay, with both feet. That they are daisies everybody knows,
And Small'a a full-blown rose.
DR. MHDEirS
ELECTRIC BELT
POM,
I may to "yaUop." -*.• And ooverod with flowK llut uiy punts, thanlc the
Don*t bag at tho knoca. Tho dotf 1b porfootly rltfht: Ilia panto inay to long or Hhortt Hut llko thoftoof Column 4r. Murphy
Thoy'ro of tho "proper" sort.
MORAL: Buy your pants of Colir.iin &
Murphy and be properly
dressed,
OTICH TO STOCKIIOI.GK1.
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town call In my store and see tho Ixxifc offorod yon. Romoiuber this is an j^ portnnity seldom given and if yon art* wise yon will take advantago of it. Your goods will coat you no more with tho book than without it and I offer yon tho best varioty in the market to select from and our
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STREET SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE.
We Will Continue Our
Cut Sale this Week.
WALL PAPER at Less than Cost.
Robinson & Wallace.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Cntork