Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 October 1891 — Page 3
IrlD REMEMBER SOME
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Mirrors,
anu
Mirror Plates,
I'laln au«l Hoveled! Al Itnltom Prices!
LADIES!
Notice.
I'run 8 cents per hundred. Corn, old CO cents per bushel. Ii ay,... ....i)0 cents per bale. Corn, new... ..50 cents per bushel.
I ii'1 partnership hare (of ore x-i-tin^ lift ween VV. H. Lylo and M. I' Sinilh, under the linn name -.oi L\Smith, is this day rlismmv((1 by mutual agreement-, Smith his one-half interest to A.
Tli Famous Minneapolis GOLD MEDAL FLO UK, and GOLD LEAF
I LOT It, best roller fiour on
Mil*
I" heynolds. AH accounts owed to owincr |y Ijy]0 & Smith will
ll1'
--"'tUejl by tiiem at their old 'illiri.- riif new firm will be known J.yi'i Reynolds.
LYLE & SMITH.
Notice.
I lie firm of Lyla & lie'/nobis hu 'luy sold to Albert E. driest a liird interest in tho foundry '},
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business known as the
,!',v Simth foundry. he new lirm shall he known as ''Vie. Iieynolds and Griest. We 'p'"!' ll accounts of the firm of '''"Vnolds. The new firm coiidui-t the business on a lars'-
I linn ever.
I'VLE & REYNOLDS.
would take
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druggists, thoy nover
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Grocers Keep
EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS IT.
if Yoi/H.
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The Latest Styles
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Picture Moulding
A 'ways on Hand!
Frames of Every Description Made At Lowest Prices.
Artistic Circular Framing a Specialty.
Ross Brothers, 99-Cent Store.
PATENT APPUID POD.
OROS8-8ECTION OF TOE'OF
LADIES' CORK SOLE TURNED SHOE.
18 Carat Cigar
They will keep your feet dry and warm.
P0
ED VAN CAMP & CO.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
J. T. LAYMON.
AT BONNELL'S OLD STAND.
The Old Reliable Flourand Feed Store
Sells Flour and Feed at prices below competition:
market, at lowest market price.
Ci tibbs & Reynolds.
PLENTY OF MONEY
To Losin at or 7 per cent., according) lie security offered.
VACANT LOTS
Or Improvod proyerty lor sale In any part of the city.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Furnished on short notice from the most complete set of ab« htr.ict* hooks InMuiitjoinery county.
ALBERT C.JENNISON
Insurance and
Meal Kstate Ajrctil Pioneer Abstracter.
PIONEER ABSTRACTER,
Over 121 K. Main 8t„ Crawfurdsvllle, Indiana.
POP CORN.
IvNOW ALL MEN (also women and children) that I have moved my stonm corn popper to Main street in front of Joo Taylor's. Everybody try a sack of hot, luscious popcorn.
J. H. CRETORS.
RUPTURE
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over 0.000 ctm-d. Sondntntnpforpompnlot
ALM KLF.trTltlO 11F.LTS FOH ItlSEASES. BlhUHE. Removes to 18a Wabash Ave., Cimqo.
Journal
TUESDAY, OCT. fi, 1891.
The Daily Journal
Robinson «t Wallaco.
is for sale by
0HIP3.
—There was thin coat of ice formed lust niglit. —"Tho frost is on the pumpkin," but there's no fodder in tho shock. —Wallace Linder, a mail carrier, has boon confined to tho house with soro throat. —A party of young society Indies visited the merry-go-round last evening and indulged in the rare pleasure until a late hour to tho inspiring strains of "Annie Roonoy" and "When Johnny Gets his Gun."
(Jlodfelter's Say.
Attorney Clodfolter called at
The
ollico this morning and dic
tated tho following as a swooping roply to tho charges that ha%-e boon made that ho was not "in if for tho monoy that he expected to roalize out of tho Eolliok suit: "Tho only object and purpose that tho Follicks had, in tho omploymont of attorneys was tho vindication of virtue and honor. As far as money is concerned thoy havo said timo and again to tho attorneys that should thoro be a verdict given, that even partially compensated for tho wrong and injury done, they would gladly givo it to the poor and needy. A money value cannot be placed upon health, honor and virtue, a fact well known to tho plaintiff as well as to tho father and mother who aided in tho prosecution. Tho object of such suits is not only to compesato for Iho wrong and injury done but to punish the wrong door and by their motives the suit was instituted and presented."
uittnvx's r.t i.lky.
Jacob Simpson will move to Win-eland soon. Mrs. G. W. Vico writing.
is quite sick at this
Thoro aro some diphtheria reported at
Hussellville. John Foster comes to Brown's Yalloy every Sunday.
W. W. Goslin and family visited \V. S. Goslin's last Saturday. Every family in the county should take Tun CiiAWi'oitDsviu.E Jouiinai,.
Charley Porter and wife, of Arkansas City, Kan., are in this vicinity visiting friends.
Aaron VanCleavo has bought the corner property formerly owned by Thomas Gibbons, and will move in in a few days.
Tom Williams has brought the Clements property and is repairing it preparatory to moving in in tho noar mine.
Milee & Goslin havo about 30,000 foot of logs on tho mill yard. Mill and mahinery in good running ordor. Will sell tho same reasonable.
I. O. G. T. lodge moots ovory Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tho W. C. T. of this lodge contemplates organizing a lodge at l'enobscot in the near future.
W. S. Goslin has tho mammoth sweet potato. It measures 16 inches in length and 14.V inchos in circuuifrance, and tho weigut is 5 pounds. Who can beat it?
A gravel road meeting was hold horo last Saturday to complete tho arrangements to gravel tho road from hero to Wavoland. It elected Josiah Williams. President and Hobert Fullonwider, Treasurer. Tho work will bo begun at onco and pushed vigorously and tho road finished this fall if possible. Now let the land holders along tho road from horo to Kussollville rise in tho power of their might and say wo will not be behind in enterprise and gravel tho road from hero to Kussellville. Energy and push is what has made this country but tho trouble is thoro are too many who do not possess that qualification.
Eye, oar, noso and throat diseases only, Dr. Greone, Room 2, Joel Block. Examination and consultation froo.
Matt Barton, so long sick, is now improving slowly. E. H. Russell has boon granted an increase of pension.
Ed Smith, of Terro Haute, is here visiting homo folks. Our school is progressing finely under tho new administration.
T. M. Campbell did Berry Lay ton up in great shape Sunday evening. F. W. Campbell has bought tho Harlan property and moved to town.
Everybody is expecting ovorybody elso to got married here this week. J. A. Marshall has just been granted an original pension of $10 per month.
J. W. Wilhito has his shingle factory running again. It takes inoro than an oxplosion or an earthquako to stop Jim.
Wo counted twenty-seven oak logs on wagons going down Main street at one timo ono day last week for tho saw mill.
Gas pipe is being distributed from horo, telephone) poles erected and all goes to show somebody will burn gas yet this winter.
Newt Bratton undertook to move into tho same houso with Bill Ford. Bill objected and now Nowt has tho big head, pretty bad, loo.
Archibald Flannigan, an old "and rospocted citizen of this county, died last Saturday evening. Ho was buried at tho Lutheran cemetery Monday afternoon.
To Jimpct Cold*
Headaches and Fevers, to cloanno the systom effectually, yet gently, wlian coativo or billious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently euro habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and livertoa healthy activity without irritating or weakening thom, use Syrup of FjgSj "A stitcli in timo saves nine," and if you take Hood's Sarsaparilla now it may save months of future possiblo sickness. —W. H. LaFlenr, tho plumbor. will bo fouud at Zack Mahorney A- Son's. Estimates furnished on all work, dlt
THE PITY COUNCIL.
A Lone: Session -fioport of the Cost of the Elcctric Licht Plant. Thoro was a full attendance of tho Council last evening, and tho session proved to bo very interesting. It was thought best that no tnoro work bo done on tho streets, except what was absolutely necessary, until tho natural gas mains wore laid. Tho usual complaint about bog-pons and smells was made, and tho street commissioner was instructed to abate tho nuisance. Tho committee on Schools and Public Buildings was instructed to pipo for natural gas fuel all buildings under tho control of the city, this includes tho school buildings, ongino houses, electric light building, etc. Tho management of tho electric light plant was given in charge of tho electric light committee. The following is the summary of the report or the special oloctric light committee, who had charge the erection of tho electric light system:
Buildings and prounils. Sionni plant Smoko stack Kloctrlc apparatus
Total
Cri dlls
Wm. Richmond was given permission to go on with his contract and paint the electric light polos. Tho firo horses were ordered insured against firo and lightning, and firo insurance to be placed on the electric light- building. Also, S10.000 boiler insurance is to bo placed on tho boilers at electric light building. Tho final ordinance was passed for boulovarding east Wabash avenue, and an ordinance was passed for tho protection of tho electric light system.
Resolutions were passed for the extension of Plum and Piko street through Elstou grovo.
Sidewalks wero ordered in front of Reuben Smith's wagon shoj) and Foreman's blacksmith shop, on Main streot, and on tho wost sido of Plnm street from College to Franklin. Grade stakes are to bo sot for a sidowalk in front of tho property of Capt. Munhall.
Tho city commissioners were instructed to report in the matter of opening and extending tho alloy from John street to Plum, between Collego and Jofforson. Those commissioners are also to report the benefits and damagss on tho proposed widening of south Groon streot from Collego street to the railroad.
Mayor Carr and Councilman Vaivirsdall wero authorized to consult with Prof. Eddy as to tho probable cost of making a capacity tost of the electric light systom, and if in their judgment tho cost is roasonablo thoy woro au thorized to employ bun for that purpose.
During Septombor the total receipts woro $22,071 expenses, $14,254.13. The treasurer reported a balance on hand of $7,8] 7.11. Tho sum of $1,250 was derived from liquor licenses. The council adjourned at 10 o'clock.
It Was, and Then it Was Not. There sooms to have been considerable fun in the council last night at the oxponso of City Attorney Brush. He had taken great pains to proparo an ordinance to prevent the painting of tho oloctric light polos and placing advertisements thoreon, which would put a quietus to the prospects of Win. Richmond to make a few pennies. The ordinance, however, fell into the hands of some person who favored tho painting project, and it was altered to suit his ideas. In this revisod shape it was duly passed while Mr. Brush was otherwise engaged. When the proposition was introduced to givo Mr. Richmond the exclusive right to paint the poles, etc., Mr. Brush qnickly informed the council men that it could not be done, bocauso tho ordinance jn6t passed boiled it. Ono of tho councilman informed him that he whs mistaken and Mr. Brush was willing to bet 85 that ho "surely know what ho was talking about becauso ho had written the ordinance himself." Whoronpon the ordinance was handed to him £and he was soon awaro that his work had been so changed that even tho author thereof did not recognize it.
Taking Tableaux.
1). W. Cox arrived in the city from Evansvillo last night wheiohis Bon Hur tableaux aro now being presented. At Louisville tho immense opera houso was packed every night and the combination did a land office business. At Memphis tho business dono was also ontirely satisfactory, while tho prospects in Evansville are most flattering. Mr. Cox has one of the best paying shows on the road and is working it inn thorough and business like manner.
—Soo Zack Mahorney & Son's advortisomont under tho head of "Natural Gas a Suro Thing.' dlt
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4,010.K4 n,:f o.7ii 17,(i:iT.27 :n.nsn.-i'. l,74S.u:i
Not cost 33,238. I' By tho above figures it will bo sooi: that the plant cost over §30,000, but this was caused by tho capacity of tho plant being advanced from 125 to 150 plant and also to 1,000 incandescent lamps, and a brick smoko stack being orected instead of an iron one, besides several othor wise changes for tho bet torment of the plant. The special con.mitteo was thanked for their work, and honorably discharged. Tho electric ligl.t building doos not occupy half of the ground purchased. Tho credits given in tho above table is for wire and other supplies not used, and returned to the manufacturers.
A E E A S
MOTHERS' FRIEND is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingreclient of recognized value and in :£t constant use by the medical profession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown
"MOTHERS' FRIEND"
WILL DO all that is chime.! for it AND MORE, ll Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger lo Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS mailed FREE, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sentbv express tn rrcc-tpt of price |l.,r»0 per bn'.t
BRAOFIELO REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. G* 60I,1 BV AIAj DUUGOIFT* '.So by Nve&. Co.
RAILWAY HMECARUS. MONOX ROUTii,
•iouth ""v nohti' 1:20n.m Nltrlit Malt ulsillv) 1:51u.in 1 :S.1p.in Day .Mull (daily) :3(lp.ii lAliove riihisouly hiop at co'.inty seats.l 5:o:ip.tii.(irecneus.und I..if. Aeeoisi... S:'_!lu,m
H:10ii.iii Wny Freight 2:40p.m
17^ BIG 4—Peoria Division.
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M:l.rui.in Express-Mai! U:ir».m I :.Vu.ni lall obillyt 5:K'p.m Mull Kxprc^s 1 :.'l8p.n l:08p.in Mull ti.\ press ti:4up.m
VANDALIA. Kxnri'sr,.. i» iI
0 4I u.m 5:18p.»i 11 :."i0 mn...
Miss Nellie Mclfenry, in her breezy way, contributed a great portion to tho success Miss McHcnry is what is sometimes called a "clever little woman."' She can sing, sho can dance, and she can disjiorl horself on the stage with an air of charming ease and grace that in torests tho audience, and establishes friendly relations between tho two. She improves upon her opportunities with the skill of a talented comedienne. All of her songs and dances wero heartily encored. It may bo said right here that tho music is bright and catchy: just the sort lo accompany rollicking farcecomedy .and just tho sort lo please people who desire to be amused.—ICrvniiuj liuUct'ui, Philadelphia, April 23, IS'.il. At Music Hall Thursday night. Seals now on sale.
For a disordered liver try Ueoeham's Pills.
Entertained.
Last evening Mrs. J. \V. Skidmore and Mrs. Wm. Kramer entertained a number of their friends in a charming manner. Choice refreshments wero served and until a late hour the guests wero engaged in passing the time away by various games and amusements.
UKAFXESS C.t.V'I' III: C'VKKU by local applications, as they cannot roach tho diseased portion or the car.
Thoro is only ono way lo euro deafness, and that is bv constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflnmod condition of the mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you havo a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is ontirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unloss tho inflammation can bo taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever nine cases out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot euro by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggist, 75 cents.
MONON ItOtTTK
H7i«/ DOCK it Mean:'
"100 Doses One" Dollar" moans simply that Hood's Sarsapaiilla is tho most economical medicine to buy, because it gives more for tho monoy tluin tiny other preparation. Each bottlo contains 100 doses and will average to last a month, while other preparations, taken according to directions, aro gone in a week Therefore, bo suro to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, tho best blood purifier.
Xollee to
IfVifrr
Ciiiwumcm.
Water rents for tho quarter beginning October 1 aro duo. Call sit tho office of tho company and settle tho smno before Oct. 10, or tho supply will be discontinued.
I'IIEI) H. SIII:ETZ,
Manager.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriai
These Cold Mornings You Will Want
A Jacket, a Shawl, a pair of Blankets, a Wool Dress, a new Mat, a heavy comfort, a good wool Shirt, a pair of heavy Portier.
Some woolen Lmlervvear, some woolen Hosiery, some woolen F'annels, some canton Flannels, some Jersey Ribbed Undewear, soni"! heavy outings for Shirts, some Yarns for Knitting, some heavy cotton Hosiery.
Any of the above articles can be purchased of us this week at extremely low prices, also a great many seasonable goods at popular prices. If you need a cloak or Wrap of any kind don't fail to see us, as we will positively save vou money on every purchase.
AJo® Levinson.
Next Door to Elston Bank. The Cheap Dry Goods Man.
Call and get a card.
NOKTIl
0:1 Spin. SjKJa.m ..lli.VJutn
Kn'ltrht..
Hellie McHcnry.
In "A Night at the Circus" the action is brisk, tho linos aro witty, tho silna tion are comical and tho specialties are clovor. There are about all tho requirements, and as thev arc all so well fulfilled it would seem proper to say that tho now farce-comedy will make a great hit. Such, at least, was tho verdict of last evening's audience, which was unsparing in its applause of all the good points.
W. R. COSNELL,
lias opened a branch oflice of the
GIVE US A CALL.
Gas Fitting, Gas Fixtures and Gas Machines for Country and Suburban Residences.
Plans and Specifications
The American Steam Laundry.
For City or Country Work in Any of tho above branches."
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Excursion to Chicago, unveiling of Grant monument, Oct. 7. Tickets good going Oct. and 7 by all regular trains. Tickets good to return Oct. 8 and 9. Faro $4:40 round trip.
Arc you particular aVmt the matter or a perfect fit? If you aro not, you certainly ought to be. There is only ono sort of fit about suits that dosen't sit easily—it is fit for nothing. If it cramps you in ono placo and hangs too loosoly in another, it should share tho fato of every othor nuisance—it ought to bo abated. You cannot bo too fastidious for us. The more particular you aro the more you will appreciate tho attention which wo give to everything that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit. Even chronic critics cannot criticise our clothing.
J. A. Joel,
The One Price Clothier.
Ors.T.j.&nd Martha E.H, Griffith '"^Residence
129 South Green Street,
318 South
Children Cry for
Laumby left (here will receive prompt attention.
I tuliv iii uill Hut tors. I (I (")nts per dozen. I)ecoiatc(I (.hips and Saucers, 10 cents. VVork-M.iskels, 10 cents.
the Fair.
I wo and Four Bladed Pocket Knives, cents. Great variety of Umbrellas, 2(3,28.30 inch, choice £1.25. Finwer I'ots. all sizes, from 4 cents up. Flower Stands. btove I'olish and Stovebrushe?. lie member your choice of any ono of the four be.-t hooks written.
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NaturalGasaSureThing!
Avoid the rush by leaving your orders at once lor your gas fitting.
We have in stock a complete line of
Plain and Ornamental Fixtures.
A first-class workman with years of experience will superintend al work and guarantee 'lie inspector's test.
Zack Mahorney & Son.
S|: PERSONS WHO PREFER
To that Baktd by Bakers
Home HVEaci© Bread
SJIOI'UI TUY
A I S
W. H. LaFLEUR,
PLUMBING,
Steam and Hot Water Healing
ENGINEER.
Agent for
The Florida Steam a~.d Hot Water Boiler.
Oi ders left at Zack Mahorney's will receive prompt attention. a
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street
Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention O'nronlc and Surgical Dlseasea of Women,Children, and Obstetrics. Or OrlflUh, ageneia practice. mfJSlM/TATION FRITH.
Pitcher's Casforlai
W.H. LaFLEUR.
C'/Kirg'cs Reasonable,
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Preferred Mutual Accident Association
OF NEW YORK.
Endorsed by over
30,000 Business and Professional Men,
Who Carry Policies in this Company. TLTW 1'iilicirM Oorer Alt 1 njurli-* hu Accident ("hc/i an DMticiMnm. Hinaiiw, Ijrnlccii ltuncn, lliipliiral Trillion*. ItruiHiH. CmIK, (J tin Shut UiMiric/*,
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HII.ITV. COSTS:
TII1IEB MONTHS SIX ON ll YEAH KXCI.USIVE OK MKMIIKItSlllf FEB, PAID IU1T
*4 8 10
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SPECIAL IrEATURES,
Tills Policy is a mcxlcl of Equity and Hrcvity Jtls not forfeited bvuuy rciuHHiofuictiiporury change of occupation. It iruaraiitces greater bcucnts at a lower cost than olfered by any other Accident Company. It. contains few restrictions and no unnecessary conditions. Tho limits of travel ombrnee tho entire clveltzed world. There is no restriction :is to frcttlm? on or off inovlUK passenjret* conveyances.
All this is made possible by our original plan of insuring preferred Risks Only.
Harter & Darter,
Agents.