Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 September 1891 — Page 3

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Cbert

Top Buggy for

Jump-Seat

|nd

Surrey for

phaeton for

Spring Wagon for

:i and

126

pe .ire

S. miller,

WANTS YOU TO SEE^—

HIS OWN MAKE

his Entire Disolay in the East end

of the Carriage House.

As BUYERS are always in the Market for fine Oak. Trees or Logs at Top Prices, and as SELLERS have all kinds of Hard Wood building lumber, whether you want to build a coal bm or a palace. And as I to price on CHEAP Lumber—

iORGE W. BENE

Ifcinnrv Dentist.

'•w-OFFlCK' AT-

I'au.Ns. Pike St. Livery

rwwjtfritnoe enables me to gtuir|««twwn..)i! nil ci,scs. Ulcerntcd [Wtwuil, All irregularities of iiiripniK easily removed timl

Crawfordsville, pjndit'.nn.

^Reward!

an'l

"T.R.A."'

|Jhe Crawfordsville

IWord,

0MN IBUSES

anch

$110.00

$125.00

$135.00

$100.00

ki:-:g

Wholesale Grocer,

South Washington Street,

Lyle & Smith, foundersMechanics

301 H^Tortlx G-restSt.

i'ia bought out the Plumbing Establishment of W. I I. LaFleur

prupaired to do all kinds of work in that line including

[iping for Natural (las

I'c ball handle the best material \vu can pi ocure, and have reIt1 and competent workmen. We are also prepared to furnish sand specifications for ht-atingcluirchfs, and private and public dinus with steam, hot water or warm air.

pwford&ville Lumber Co.

Your Price is Ours.

in 11 natural condition. I use no irag ami 1I0 not confine. the most "«se many manner.

j'Make Professional Visits To Any Part of the State.

Satisfaction Guaranteed.

or the Man who can baUe better lilfHAD and CAKhS

in more iliilerent styles than

me trial. You will find our Broad l-'resh eve.v da v. stain,W|

ALBHIOHT.

Transfer Line,

Vsenirer• I1' Proprietor. 0 ilnci "aggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city.

CABS AND HACKS.

acrs at the stables on Market street, or at the.

ollice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washing

ton street. Telephone No. 47.

Daily Journal

SATURDAY. SEPT. 12, 18SH.

THE DAILY JOCIINAL IS for side by Robinson & Wallace.

THE CONTRACT SIGNED-

SHIPMENT Of PIPE TO OKAWFOEDS-

:'V

VILLE BEGINS TO-DAY.

the People Assured That They "Will be Burning Gas by the First of December.

Last evening nt 7 o'clock A. F. KamBOV received the following telegram: PHILADELPHIA, Sopt. 11.—A. F. limn. sey: Matters me all closed up. Will commence shipment of pipe Tor People's Natural Uas Company to Crawfordsville to-morrow. Crawfordsville people can bo burning natural gas December 1. J. H. Dn.Ki.s.

The above cheering telcgr.ni) removes the least possible doubt of Crawfordsville not getting gas this Winter. It is with a most gestulating humor that THE .TOIUXAL publishes the above and the people who have been croakin" about the projcct failing would now do well to draw in their horns. Natural gas is secured and Crawfordsville is now in possession of another convenience which places it right at the head of In. diami cities.

COLUMBUS EXPLAINS.

The Reason That Oity's Officials Did Not Attead Our Late Banquet. Kveryone is wondering why the Columbus people who were particularly urged to attend the banquet here last Wednesday evening, did not materialize. The following from the Columbus Herald explains the matter: "A gentleman from Crawfordsville, Mr. .J. \V. Scott, made a brief visit to Columbus on Saturday last, and his visit was explained in the Herald of that date:

Mr. Scott's object in coming was to invite our city and county ollicinls together with a large number of citizens to join with the citizens of Crawfords ville in a grand demonstration on Wednesday evening next, on the occasion of the introduction ofolectric light in that progressive town. Mr. Scott had been especially sent here by the Crawfordsville people to extend this invitation in return for the magnificent manner in which the citizens of that city were enjtertained some eighteen months ago.

It became apparent, on Tuesday that no stir was being made by those vh 1 were naturally expected to tc of tlie party in the way of attending this afI'tir, and the question at once arose why Inquiry at once revi a od the fact tliat very lew had received invitations to go. The city officers were not in- I vited, the members of the council had no formal invitation, one only receiving a verbal tip as to the matter. .Several business men were favored with invite.-! tions. but it happened that none of them could mako it convenient to attend. Hence between the very few who were invited and could not go, snd the large numler who could and would have gone but who got ho invitation to go, nobody went.

It is stated that a large number of invitations still remain in Mr. Irwin's hands. The whole matter lias been a botch from the beginning, and the fact lias stirred 1 up considerable 'll-feeling. It. seems to Ilia 1 ferah/ as it xpl nations were in order. -v.

Funeral of Mrs. dark.

St. John's Church.

St. John's Episcopal church will resume its evening service and Sunday school to-morrow. Tho morning service will be held at 10:30 o'clock, Sunday school at 2 p. m. and evening service at. 7 p. m. ... ..

To I»!sirt Cotd

Headaches and Fever to cleanse the system effectually, yet gent ly, when costive or billions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidnevs and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening tliein, use Syrup of Figs.

Way WILL yon COUGH when Shiloh'e ^ure will give you ammediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and 81 Moffett Morgan & Co.

Childrek Ory for Pitcher's Castortai

FOU

To the people of Crnwfordsville, and its city officials who have shown so 1 much consideration for the oflieials and of a re our people in this matter would seotn to be the "cut direct" and to relieve: ,, Columbus of the dilemma under which VjOOQS o0l& Oil HICLSY JR3yiIltjntS. she has been placed, this explanation of the affair is given. The truth about the mutter is tha» the sending out of the invitations were either grossly neglected, or intentionally omniitted, and whether one or the other, much bitter feeling has been engendered by it. Many of our people desired to go but their self-respect restrained them, as 1 receiving 110 invitation they could not know whether they were of the "elect" or not, and so chose the safe side—and and stayed at home. The Mayor exp?cted an invitation, and anticipating it. made arrangements for 11 gentleman to go in his stead, he being unable to go on account of the illness of his wife, 1 but as his invitation did not. materialize ha declared th't matter off to his substiUite. One or two business! men who were in it. would have gone, if they could have found company to go with.

Lituntl'

Th" funeral of the wife of J!ev. W Clark will occur this morning at 8 o'clock and will be conducted by l?ev. II. M. Middlcton. Mr. Clark is iil with malaiia. lie had decided to accept a cull to Mt. Vernon. Washington State, principally on account of his wife's health, but under the present contintingencv it is doubtful whether he goes.

Smith & Myers Drug Co.

PEOPLES DRUG STORE,

112 North Green St.

WTtNT APPUtD FOB.

0R088-8E0TI0N OF TOE OF

LADIES

LADIES!

CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.

They will keep your feet dry and warm.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

Maching Supplies and Repairs

ALWAYS GO TO

W. E. NICHOLSON,

110 West Main street.

LARGER THAN EVER, BETTER THAN EVER.

First Olass Barbers

The IJest j'cople in the City go to the

Y. M. C. A., BARBER SHOP.

ITTXDEKTS SOLICITED.

We Are In It

WITH THE 13EST AND LARGEST STOCK OP

PIANOS-ORGANS

Also Washburn Guitars and Mandolins. Sheet Music and Instructor. Musical mer chandisc of all kinds aud the best Sewing Machine on earth, tho Celebrated

HOUSEHOLD

J. Townsley & Co.

W. R. GOSNELL,

opened a branch ofiied of the

The American Steam Laundry.

129 Soulh Green Strnef,

AND

lett there wili receive p.-onipt attention.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR

Avoid a 11 Cheap Galleries

-AND COME TO-

The Old Reliable Photographers,

And Get Pictures that

J. T. LAYMON.

AT EON NELL'S OLD STAND.

Nicholson &• Sons

Do Not

THE RED iF'IR.OIsrT

DRUG STORE

Muintai'is its Reputation for selling only

Tlie 2=iarost of ZDxuLg-s.

Prescriptions'uccnrately filled. A Fine Line of Perfumes.

A W. BINFORD

Fade.

MjriCK OK

Proposed Street Imorovemcnt,

Office uf City Clerk.

Sept. 12, ls'.H.

Crnrfti-dsvillcyl7id.

Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, pur suatit to the provisos of an act of the General Assembly, approved March S, IS*9, providing the mode ana mnni'e.r of makiug street improvements, enforcing tho payment of costs thereof, and issuing st reet improvement bonds, as therein provided etc., having duly passed tho following resolution. to-wit:

Uesolved, U.v the Common Council of tho city of Crawfordsville that

11.

is deemed

necessary to improve tho sidewalk in front of the north part of lot No 110, did plat, of th^towu now city of Crawfordsville, by curbing the same with hard liuie stone thirty inches wide, four inches thick and five feet long.

All work to be done in accordance with profile aud specifications 011 fi tho office of the city civil Engineer. The total cost of said improvement shall bo assessed ier lineal front loot upon real estate abutt: ing on said north part of lot) lObetwum said points, {ifXc.pL the proportion thereof occupied by street and alley crossing, which shali be assessed against ihe city of Craw: foidsviiiir, Ind.) bind assessment, if deterred, to be paid in ten annual install-:V inputs Abond. or bond* shall bo issued .11 anticipation of the collection ot said assessments, unless lUc property owners pay said yssrssments faros ml bond or ootids .ire i-rMivd. All as provided lor in an act of the General Assembly ot Indiana, approved March S, 15Sl».

Notice is further hereby given to the wti«_rsol" all property along the line ol *aid proposed improvement to appear at

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ri't'ui:ir ruroiiiM* of Mio Council in the Mayor's ortlcc on the&th day ofOc'obcr,1V.il, nt :&io'ciuek p. m. mm 1 here make their objections 11 any they have, to the necessity for said proposed tuiprov'Mnent.

C. M. SC01T, Citk\ Clerk.

N O II O

Proposed Street Improvement. HOCMKIIIS(!

OUTTEllS AMI SYONK ClIKHIMI.

Office of City Clci-k,Crairfor(laville, lud. Notice is hereby given, tliattlie Common Council of the Cuy of Crawfordsville, purauaiil to the provisions of the (Souerul Assembly, approved March S. Is^'.l, providing tho niude ana muniiiR ol inaUitpr street improvements, enforcoinK the' payment of the costs thereof, and issuiuR street improvement bonds, as thcriu provided, etc., having duly passed the following resolution, to-wi!:

Resolved, by the Common Council of tho City of Crawfordsville, that it is deemed necessary to impruvo the gutter ou the north sido of east Market street from Whitlock avenuo east to tho 11 rat. alley by bouhlermg the same to a widtli of live (a) feel laid in eight (b) inches of sand.

All work to be done in aceoriiauce with profile and specifications on lile in the olllcu of tbe city civil Engineer. The tola! cost of said improvement shall bo assessed per lineal front foot upon real estate abutting on said east Wabasli street between said points (except the proportions thereof occupied by street and alley crossings, which shall bu assessed against the City ol I'rawfordsville, Ind.) Said assessments, if deferred, to be paiil in ten annual installments. A bend, or bonds, sliall be. issued in anticipali' 11 of the collection ol' said assessments unless the property owners pay said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. All as provided for iu an act of the General Assembly of Indiana., approved March S, IbMi.

Notice is lurlher hereby given, to the owners ol all property along the line of said propusej improvement, to appear at the oltiee ol ttie Mayor ol'said city un the 5tU uuy of Oct, 1*11, at :'M o'clock p. m., and there make their objections, if any they have, to ilie necessity for said uroposul nn-. proveuient. C. M.SOIT,

Sunt 12 (.'i ierk.

NOl'HJK Oi

Proposed Street Improvemert.

UUIUK SII1EWAI.K.

Office of City Clerk, Crmcforttsvillc, .11 Notice is hereby given that the Common Couucil of the City ot Crawfordsville, pursuant to the provislousof the tieueinl Asbeni* I1\ approved March 8. 18«U, providinif the mode and manner of making stn et. improvements. enlorelu^ iht* pjiytnent of cost* thereot aud Issuing street improvement bonds, as therein provided, etc.. having duly passed the following resolution, to-wlt:

Uesolved by the Common mincll of the City of Crawfordsville, that it is deemed necessary to impiovo the sidewalk on tho east sidejoi. High Ktreor from the north Hue of Jot No. r. Mc'ricilHiid i: Connard addition to the south line of lot No. 0 same addition, by paving ultn hard burned pavl brick lall to an even width ot live (it feet on eight Inches of sand and curbed on either side with brick laid edgeways. ...

All work to be done In accordance withnro(lle and specifications on Hie in the office of th»* Citv Civil Engineer. The total cost ot sild Improvement shall he assessed per lineal trout foot UIMHI real estate ahutt ug oil said High street between said injints, ^except the pi-o-portion thereof occupiel by sti et and all ol retjsslngs, which shallhe assessed ugalnst: ihe Clt.- of Crawfordsvi.le, Ind.) Said a^essment, If deferred. 10 le paid in ten unmmi Insialennti?. A bond, or bonds, shall be ts.iued in anticipation of the •.olicotl Hi of ^aid a^.^r'frmeuts. enie?s ihe property owners rny said assessment* befuie-ald bomi ir boiuln :ue ihuued. u\ll as pi*»vidc t'c.r in an act oft e(3eii:.. &i**iI \semublv ol Indiana, approved March s,. 1880.

Nuiiee is further her: by given •. tlie owners of :«ii property a'ong tIto line ot su-u pr«pt»r.l improvenu'Dt, to eppear Jit the .flire of the Mavor of ssild city on the 5tb day of Oet, ISP1, nt o'c'.oek p. in., and then'make their objections, if any ihey lmve, to the tie-., ces^ltv of said proposed improvement

Ojjifv oj'Ciiif it nt

M.\ I I..

Sept 1?. City crk.

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Proposed Stre Imprnv/m .n:. not* 1.1*151!i

Intl.

Notice is heivlv jnven tiu- Via* Common, Couiiell of the

Citv

cr.iwliirdfcvllle. j.ursmmt

Ktllic proviMt-i .-.r^embly, niiprove.l .Maivii prov!tl,ng the mr-dc* and mrtt'sVi-v of mi'KU'g sir» it»viovOiU''iiJs, enforcing nunm.m ol t«'.« irjsts I hereof, and is*mit*g sti I w» e.ntv'.l.omK as llu-rem provided, etc huvln^ duly parked tho following resolution, to-wit:

Ke^.jived.1- bv the r.uim"li ro'.mcll '1 tho cltvof n«wi'or«iv'Pl(..ih:it it i« d«*ei:jed r.e -es»iare lo improve the'.i-b'y one ltaif square east ot \Va*U!uKtm •sii».-et/t-.lin Pike Mrcvi n»)rt.h '.n the hliey •!:«—*-tlI *P'f",e noitn ot sai Pike street i-v I'-oul'-eiiny .iesjiuse k».-o»1 fl/.cd

Mie *v':dn» said :il'ey (»n lea

Inches of sand, bouuii-s-s to tv? \vt set led and htiimii- I' '!«,«•»

work to be done it }»eeo"dnr.f-e with protllo ami -pecife aUei.s' tile in the ollieeof the City Civil l-hu iii"er. Tlie total s* of said improvement shall Ik* jrj-sess* 1 per lineal iront foot, upon real •st:ii* abottlnw on ssi.d allev between 1 poinl^ (e\eepi tho pr»|H»rtlon thereol euph by street.andalley crossing. \*)iioh shuli lnMU»se'»^ ugaliirt the City ofCtawfo dsville, lnd.1 J»mdn^e-t.-mrnts It deferred, to be piiid iu ten jinnu.il installments. A bond or ,nds, ^iuill he Issued in anlei pat Ion of the eo* ler lion of sa'd a»•^e-hl^ent, unless-^ueh piopi-rty owners jay s:»M assessment before sa'd lmnd or bond" are »»si:od. All ti« rrovide*! *or in nil t«et of ihe Ccm

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ii in a

itp^roved

.,1'ce Is turtle fcriven.to' h«Mwnrtfsd r, I pri.'porty i«i(»tus S-e line of s:Md poid lm»rovement, toupi ear the oll'.ceol t»je Maor ofsiihl eltv ontite "»th day of «'e.i. JKtU« at 7:JU) o'clock, p. ni. and there make- tl.elrobjctions, if :inv ihey !«ave t«. li.e neuessUy of said propo?cd impiwverm nt.

r, SCOTT,

Pept. V.\ t-lty Cierk

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