Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 August 1891 — Page 7

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A. LOFLAND,

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Loan, Insurance.

GOOD NOTES CASHED.

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seases of Women

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j,,u.ta :on rami over Smith'. ilni| Soutb Wa»hlngton Street. Craw. fclHe,Indian".

J. K. ETTER. M.D.

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Dr. Griffith glveH special attention onlc and Surgical Dlaeasea ot

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Children, and Obstetrics. ^ifflth, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

Dr. A.F. Henry

_»«:•••! in this city at

210 east Franklin

(wiser*1 liis iivw antiseptic and gcrmlsldc lent lor Oi'arrl, Bronchitis and Karly |nf lutar trouble will be rated atliictcd. Twenty innintrs trial biiviiu'i*anyperson that this plan Is a fmpruviuiic'iit on the old treatment of

Consultation five.

RULY

Our Prices are as reasonable as any U-iimain-piiblie. consistent with K'sOahvnik. Si' us before placing aiHivlrr for your monuments. Itustic Work a Specialty.

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The p:»nt» nf iv7: |iapjo!U'«i to u* 3nontinne! in tlio proserin* if SenatDr Niwyr while in Detroit lately, says the /roe I'rvss. "I n-momlier very weJl hen first h»»aril of it." he saM. "I was President of a national hank at OshUnsh. \Vis.,\vith aeapital of fifty thousand rlol.ar^ ami four hundred thousand dollars deposits. I felt assured that if the ^tvdietion was eorreet t.her(» was :rouhle ahead. arriv»»d h«n:)e in the *v«Miin«r at one^ calh^d the ilireetors VJijx'ther, told thejn tlie news and a«lrised that our li'inds he at oiiee eonvert?d into eunvney in order to he prepared :or a 'run* upon the hank. Th-'y agreed to it. I offered to loan them several thousand of my own bonds, and so we (unnamed to £ft together between three hundred thousand dollars and four hundred thousand dollars ofe bonds. I packed theni into my j^ripaml the same ni^rht left for niieapo. *\\s soon as the banks opened in the morning I went the rounds, trying to ?.\ehanye the bonds for currency. Nobody would touch them. They were afraid. They wen* in our fix exactly.

They wanted all the currency they could lay their hands on. So without waiting any longer I took the train for New Yor!r. "I went to the bank with which we lid business, and somewhat to my surprise they agreed to take all tin? bonds in exuhanffe for currency. They thought then* was monev enouirh in New Vork to help the country out. The banker, were cr» th°n s^ndinjf currency to Chicago. As it turned out. they were not as well oiV as they thought tliev were, and I was very lucky in my early deal. **\Wn. in less tV»an an hour tny trrip wasemptiedof the bond^and lilleilwitli currency. 1 went up to mv hotel and paid mv bill. While waiting 1 bought an afternoo:i paper. Tito first news I struck was a dispatch saying that every bank in t'hieajro had suspcndcl payment. 1 lenev.' what the elVcct would

V»c on the country banks, and I made a rush for the dc^raph «iliee. •*lt.had been agreed before I left home that if I could not sell the bonds I should wire them that 1 was very sick. If I sold only part, that 1 was sick but should start for home. If 1 was successful. that I was ipiit:j well. I telegraphed: 'Never so well in my life' and left J' »r »ino. "I reached home about 7 o'clock in the morning. The day previous there had been some pressure on tin* bank, but depositors had been assured that 1 was on my way back from Now York, and that as soon as I arrived depositors would be paid without do'ay. Un receipt of my tolerrram they were told that I would be in on the morniujrtrain. and that as soon a* the batik opened depositors would be welcome. "Well. I went the bank and made ready. There was a narrow table in the space behind the counter which stood up against the wall. On thi we piled the ledgers and other bijr bank* books, making a pile about two feet hi«rh and as many in length. We covered these books with the currency, and on top of that what coin we had so as to make it look like a solid pil.x of money. Wo ha«l enough, anyway, to mootall claims, hut we wanted, if possible, to prevent run. "In the meantime we sent out some of the bank men and friends, of the hank, who went blowinrr and talking all over town that 'Sawyer hud pot back with a cartload of money.' "Well, when the bank opened thirty or forty people came .running* in with checks in their hands. When they saw that pile of money it. staggered them.

Some stood their ground notwithstanding and tfot- their money, but mot, of them looked' sheepish, chucked their cheeks in their pockets, pretended that they had come in on some other business, or sneaked out without a word. The news soon spread, and although fifty thousand dollars was checked out. the whole of it and more was redoposited before night. The depositors at the other banks began drawing out and putting in with us ami threatened to run them out. "So we determined to put a stop to that and not have a panic In the town at all. We conferred with the other banks, and it was agreed that it should bo announced that 'Sawyer had brought money enough home to let the other banks have all they needed.' This did the business, and no run was made on any of us.".- v- ..

i'orclfjii Cpntoijarkitis.

About lift ,- years UfSo a British physician maintained that it must. K- considered questionable if the existence of centenarians had ever been established bv sullicieut proofs. Modern statistics have definitely removed that doubt. According to the census of 1S!»0 I'russia had a year ago eighty-six centenarians, including twenty-three persons who had attained an age of 10.% years and upward. In Austria (including Hungary) 138 persons had passed their 100th year in France, 72 in Russia, 'JOS. The largest number of Prussian centenarians are found iu Silesia aud in the Baltic province, while in Russia longevity seems to increase southeast of Moscow, a circumstance due either to the free and easy life, comparatively speaking, of the southern Cossacks, or to the salubrity of the Caucasian highlands, with their large percentage of abstinent Mussulmans.

TI Cor«aiiH* lluir.

The Corean wears his hair braided down his back, it being considered unholy to cut it, or to even wear it loosely arouud the neck and shoulders. After he gets married, and not before, the law permits him to wear it curled up on top of his head. To tell a married Corean that he ought to wear his hair down is equivalent to telling him that his wife is the better man of the two.

HAUAlOAIt ITEMS.

UAllVKST KXOrKSIoN

Yin Yandalia Lint* will be run Autr.

-o, Sept. ir» and Sept. *2!) at greatly redueed rates. Full particulars soon. .1. C. HrroiiissoN, Agent. I YANDALIA KX«THSlON«.

Account of the K. of 1\ encampment Jat Warsaw, Intl.. we will sell at one' fare, 83.To, the round trip, on August

owing Monday.

We have sold Ely's Crenin Halm aliout three years, and have recommended its use iti more than a hundred special ca^es of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our inquiries is. "It's the best reinedv that 1 have have ever used." Our experience is. that where parties continued its use, it never fails to cure.- .1. 11. Montgomery. .V Co.. Druggists,Decorah, low,.

My son has been afflicted with nasa catarrh since quite young. I was induced to trv Ely's Cream Balm, mid before he liiid usen one bottle, that disagreable catarrhal smell had all left aim. He appears as well as ativ one. It is the best catarrh remedy in ilu market-,,-.]. C. Olmstead, Areola. 111. v}"'

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

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We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Ur. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life l'ills. Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them everv time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Nye ,t Co., druggists.

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Is one which is guaranteed to linng yon satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of the purchase price. On this safe plan von 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 an all'ection of throat, lungs or chest, such as consumpt/on, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma whooping cough croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and always to be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye .V Co's drug store.

JAPANESE

A *iuar:ihU*ed run." for I'iio ol whutcvci kind or deyrce— Kxtcniul. Internal. Mlind o? WeedingliehlnjMJhronir.Keeotit» Hereditary This Kcinedy lias positively never been known to fail, Jl.t'ila lio\, boxes for $.*.00: sent by mail prepaid receipt of price. A written (guarantee po ti-vly driven to each purchaser of boxes, whfu purchased at one time, to rc1 and the ?.*» 00 paid if not cured, (imimntcf issued by Nye A* Co, ])ruvgisis\ Sole Agents. Crawlordsville, Ind. Sampic.s Kree.

Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that pealed proposals will be received at the ullice of the Clerk ot IthoCltyuf CrawfordviHe. Indiana, until 4 o'clock p. ni.. Monday. Aug. '-24, lss»l. tor the furnishing of all labor and material lor the Improvemcnt of cum Wabash avenue in thccity of Crawtord«ville, Indiana, trorn W»uer Mrect aM to the right of wa »l the h- N. A. A: C.

K. K. in the following manner, to-wit: 1M. Ity setting a continuous line of hard Mincjtone eurhinc (except ing at intellect Ions ol street* and alleys at a distance ol tlfteen feet 1 rom the c««ntral line ot the street on each side thcreot between the above mentioned points.

The -aid curbing to he 4 xli indies in si/.e. set edge ways and on six inches ol compacted sand. 'Jd. liy bouldering the gutters on both side?* of the said east Wabash avenue between the above designated points to an even width of lour (4) feet extending from the curb line outward tour i4 feet toward the central line of the street.

Said boulders to be good fair-sized boulders laid on eight (Si Inches ol sand. The said boulder shall be rammed down three times over and shall be rammed down solid, aud on completion shall be eovcrcd with one inch of sand. iJd. My grading and sodding the space between the sidewalk and the curbstone. The space to he eight (8) feet wide moreor less. 4th. Or by furnishing and placing in stone two ami a half to three inches thick, and two and a half feet wide In lieu of the boulderlug, the game to be laid on eight inches of sand and ranuned down In the same manner as for bouldoring.

All labor, material and workmanship shall be of the lest grade throughout. Bonds will be Issued in piiymentof said Improvement. except where property owners pav thelrassessuients within ten days after completion of said improvement, said lionds to be turned over to the cont ractor in payment for the work as provided for in Section 8 of an act of the General Assembly of Indiana approved March 18S», entitled, "uu act concerning the powers of citle* and lneor|orated towns, their Common Council and Hoards of Trustees," etc.

All work to he c*oneaccording to plans and specifications of tho City Civil Engineer and to his entire satisfaction aud acceptance.

Bids to be accompanied bv an acceptahlc bond, double in amount to the work bid

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Said work to bo completed within 00 days rom the lettluir of the contract, unless the Common Council shall by vote extend sucli lime.

Bide to bo opened at the regular meeting of the Council. Aug. ~4, 18U1.

The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Common Council of the City Crawfordsville, Ind. W. F. SH AHVK,

Aug. l.iyui. City Civil Engiuecr.

Nonet, to Contractors.

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Notice Is hurtiby (.'ivun Unit seaimi prn. poM-ls will In received at ttie cilice of City Clerk, ot the city of Crawtordsviili-. Inniaiirt. up to4 o'clock p. in., .Monday. Autr. 'M. lV.'l, lor the construction of a brick sidewalk 011 the soutn side of east Market street in 1 rout of lots 7 and in F. L. Howen's addition and lots.l and i\ in Thomas

lJuiterson's

adoition.

17th to 2(Uh, k'icM1 to return int'lmiino °f live (.') feet with nest ham burned nav August '14. Account soldiers reunion lit Torre Haute August 13t.li to 15tli inclusive. at one fare, §1.(50 the rotinil trip, (tood to return including trains of Aug. 17.

The sajd side walk is to be pavedto a width

iinr brick laid on eight (sj inches of sand and curbed at both sides and ends with bricks laid edne ways.

On completion the lop st.a'.I be covered ilh line sand. Bonds will be issued in payment ot said improvements, except where properly assessments within ten

The Luke Maxinkuckee special is con- oiuier» pay thei tinned ring the live HundiiVB in Aug-' days after completion of said nnproveltst. leaving at (i:34 a. in. Fare £2 the

mi'r-ts.

round trill the contractor in payment for the work, as

bnturdny tickets to Maxinkuckee at (.eneral Assembly of Indiana, approved S2.JI0. good to return including the fol- M»''ch s, lss\i. entitled "An Act concornun

NI.UIAltA FAI.I.S nXlTlISiOX. The Big Four route will run cheap excursion to Niagara Fulls on August lKtli, at the same rates as ast year. It will, however, this year run over the L. S. .V M. S. from Cleveland to Buffalo.

The Sunday "Luke Special" train run by the Vandidia Line, Torre Haute to Lake Maxinkuckee (Marinont station and return, during the Summer months, will lie continued each Sunday during August,.

Said bonds to be turned over to

provided for in section of an article of the

the powers of cities and. incorporated town their Common Councils and Hoards ot 1 rnstecs.M etc.

AH work to be done uccording to the plans and specifications of the city civil Engineer and to bis acceptance.

Bids to be accompanied with an ueeepta ble bond double in amount to the work bid upon and «*.ork to be completed within thirty C-W) da.vs from the date of lettimr of the contract.

Bids to bo opened at the regular meeting of the council, Aug.'24,1 111. The eouuetl reservsthe right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the Common Council of the city of Crawfordsville. Ind. W. F.SHAUrE

City Civn Engineer.

August 1. Is'.d.

Notice to Contractors.

nori.i»i:uiNo urrruKs.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will he received at the olllceof the clerk ol the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, until 4 o'clock p. m., Monday, August \M. JS'.U. for gradingand bouldennir the gutters on both sides of north Washington street from Market street to North street. Said boulders shall be good fair sized boulders of best quality, laid on eight flinches of sand and laid to a width of six iOj feet. 1'he boulders shall bo rammed down three times over and left uncovered until approval by the City Civil Engineer, and shall then be limshed with a one inch coat of sund.

Bonds will be issued in payment of said improvements, except where property owners ay their assessments within ton days after completion of said improvements Said bonds to he turned over to the contractor in paymeut for the work, as provided for in Sec. of an act oi the Gen era! Assembly of Indiana, approved March lss(.i, entitled "Au Act concerning the powers of cities and incorporated towns, their Common Councils and Boards of Trustees." etc.

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

Bids to be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double in amount to the work bid upon. Said work to be completed within :u» days irom the letting of the contract.

Bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the council August '24. Ism. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the common council of the city of Crawfordsville. Intl. W. F.

SMAiil'E,

-.o C-.t Civil Engineer. Aug: 1. 1-01.

Notice to Contractors,

.: Wib'K IPI:WAI.K.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro posals will be received at the office of the clerk of the city ot Crawfordsvdle. Indiana, until4 o'clock p. in., Monday. August 24, ls'.'l, for the construction of a brick sidewalk on the east side of Plum street between the following points, to-wit:

From JelTcrson street north l'JS feet to the brick pavement already laid. Also from Jefferson street south Utofeet.

Also fi om College street north Hi!) feet. The said sidewalk shall be paved to a width of live [5] feet with best hard burned paving brick laid on eight inches of snnd and curbed at both sides and ends with bricks laid edge ways.

On completion, the top shall be covered with line sand Bonds will be Issued In payment of said improvement except where properly owners pay thclrassi.s-micnt within ten days- alter completion of said improvement, said bonds to be turned over to the contractor in payment lor tl.e work as provided lor in Section is of an act of the (lenerul Assembly of Indiana approved Mutch s. l.ssp. entitled, "an act concerning the powers of cities and incorporated towns their Common Councils and Hoards of Trustees" etc.

All work to be done according to plans and speciiicat ions of the City Civil Engineer and to his acceptance.

Bids to be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double in amount to the work bid upon. Saul work to be completed within MO days from the letting of the contract.

Bids to bo opened at the regular meeting of the council August 24. IV.M. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the common council of the city of Crawfordsville. Ind. W. F. SHAUPE,

-'August 1. 1 0

City Civil Engineer.

Notice to Contractors.

HltK SIDEWALK,

Not ice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the oflice of the clerk of the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, until four o'clock p. ui, Monday, Aug. 24, Wl, for the construction of a brick sidewalk on the west side of Mill street from Franklin to College street.

The said sidewalk shall be paved to a width of live (5) feet with best hard burned paving brick laid on eight inches of sand and curbed at both sides and ends with bricks laid sideways.

On completion the top shall be covered with line sand. Bonds-will be issued in payment of said improvements, except where propertyowners pay their assessments within ten days after completion of said improvements. Said bonds to be turned over to the contractor in payment for the work, as provided for in Section $ of an act of the (Jeneral Assembly of Indiana, approved March 1^0, entitled "an act concerning the powers of cities and incorporated towns, thei Common ouueils and Boar of Trustees," ecL

All v/ork to be done according to plans and speculations of the city civil Eogineor and to his acceptance.

Bids to be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double iu amount to the work bid upon. Said work to be completed within 30 days from the letting of contract.

Bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the Council, August 2-4, lsttl. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the Common Council of the citv of Crawfordsville, Indiana. W. F. SHARPE,

Civil Civil Engineer,

When I began using Ely's Cream Balm my catarrh was so bad I had headache tho whole time and discharged a large amount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and

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rotting dog

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MADE OWLYBV

All Giocers sell i: i: Ai.iiKKniT'sbread

have not

had headache since.—J. H. Sommers, Stephney, Conn.

"THE TERRE HAUTE FAIR

And Indiana Breeders' Races!

$13,000 for Premiums and Races.

.. .moo

... 1.000

Friday's Lurye Hill.

1' 2:2." pace, stake I S W a 10 C:2n trot, stake. 20 2:2'» trot .. 21 Truttlng dog .......

4 00 Moo

1.000.

Tlie boulders to be ruimncil down three times over, and left uncovered until approved b.v the City Civil Engineer ami shall then be finished with an one inch coat of sand.

Bonds will be issued in payment of said improvements, except where property owners pay their assessments within ten days after completion of said improvements. Said bonds to be turned over to the contractor pajmeut for the work as provided for in Section S of an act of tlie General Assembly of Indiana, approved March S, l.sSi), entitled "An Act concerning the powers of cities and incorporated towns, their Common Councils and Boards of Trustees," etc

All work to be done according to plans and specillcations of I lie City Civil Engineer and to his acceptance.

Bids to be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double in amount to the work bid upon. Said work to be completed within 30 days from tho letting of the contract.

Bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the Council, Aug. 34. IS91. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the common council of tho city of Crawfordsville, Ind. W. l-\ SHARPE,

City Civil Engineer.

August 1, 1S91.

Ely's Cream Balm is especially adapted as a remedy for catarrh which is aggravated by alkaline dust and dry winds, —W. A.

Hoover, DruggiBt, Denver.

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$7,500 Staked on Great Races.

Indiana Breeders' Big Four Race Days,

Are All Equally Good. Miss None.

Trots against trotting and running horses, ponies, bicycles and sprinters $25 to any to beat him.

Jjiirge Tuesday Bill.

1 Stake.."* yr-nhls. a«ld 2 Yearling trot .. .s :")0 trot ...

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Fine Wedti: sdny Bill.

Strkc. year ad 1 ":O0 pace, "stake" •S pace. 2:40trot 10 Trot ting dog ..

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.. 400

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112:30 pace, stake 12-T. H. House stake .. Kl 2:24 puce 14. trot, stake l.*» Myers Kros. 4:0ttr»t ... 10 Trotting dog

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MKJA1RBANK&C0. CHICAGO.

ONLY ONE-HALF RAILROAD FARE

Machinery Exhibit Trotting Dog Ladies' Ride

Bicycles Balloon Parachute Tight Rope Horse Show Stock Show

0 Poultry Show Fine Art Show

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U5gT* New Amph'iiiieater,"Cost' $16,000, to scat 5,000 people.

August 24,25,26,27 and 28.

Fair and races, 50 cents. Children of 12, free. Vehicles free..-"-".'.

For premium lists, etc.. address, C. C. O

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Notice to. Contractors. Notice to Contractors.

IlOIl.IIICllIMi (ilTTi:HS.

Notice is hereby triven that sealed proposals will be received at the oftlce, of the cit.v clerk of tlie city of Cnnvforilsville. Indium), until 4 o'clock p.

111..

Monday, Aug.

"24, 1 for Rrailiiig-and bou'dorinc the cutter oil the south side of west. Market street from Grant avenue to Walnut street.

Said boulders to be best (juahty of boulders placed upon eiirht (S) inches of best (piality of sand anil laid to an even width of live ('II feet.

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Sec.

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it is 'he

BEST in the city.

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Notice is hereby jiven that scaled proposals will be received ut the ofilce of the clerk of thccity of Crawlordsville. Indiana until 4 o'clock p. in., Monday, Aumist -J4. 1 -!»I, for the construction of a brick sidewalk on the south, side of (.'lies'nut street between the following points, to-wif l-Yoin a point live ifi feet west of the south extension of the east line of south W'.iinu street, thence east, llfty-oue !M feet to the brick pavement already laid.

Also from the enstline of south Washington street east to the west line of the ullev between Washington street and Green street.

The said sidewalk shall be paved to a width of four I. feet with best hard uurned paving brick laid on eight

inches of

sand and curbed at both ends and sides •villi bricks laid edge ways On completion, tho lop shall be covered with line sand.

Bonds will be issued in payment of said improvements, except where propertyowners pay their assessments within tin days after completion of said improvements. Said bonds to bo turned over to the contractor in payment for the work as provided for in Section 8 of an act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March S, 1891, entitled "an act concerning the powers of cities and incor|orated towns, their Common Councils and Boards of Trustees," etc.

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

Bids to be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double in amount to the work bid upon. Said work to be completed within doys from the letting of the contract.

Bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the Council August 24, 1S9I. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the common council of the city of Crawfordsville. Ind W. P. SHARPE,

City Civil Engineer.

August 1,1801.

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