Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 October 1891 — Page 2

OrVlv ENJOYS Both the method and results whc:. Syrup of Fijs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and nets trently yet promptly 0:1 the Kiduoys. 1-iver and Bowels. cleanscs the sys era effectually. dispels colds, h-a.! l.hes and fevers and euros habitu:i -sonstipation. Syrup of y3 is '.!• .•nly remedy of its kiinl ever i"Mced, pleaiiiij- to tile U»te aiul ... ratable to the stomach, prompt ir iw action and truly beneficial ill it effects. prepared only from the II:C«SI ..healthy and agreeable substances, it many excellent qualities commend ir to all and have made. it the most popular remedy kr.o-vn.

Syrup of Figs is lVr sale in 50c t«d 51 bottles all .leading drug tri-ts. Any reliable druggist who a .iy not have it on hand will prr. c\:ro it promptly for any one \vh wishes to uy in. Do no accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA F/G SYRUP CO S» -I/ASCISC?. C4L

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MEETINGS.

Under thi hea-J lied ef*»r ttm^ iy$ notices. o» m»2«?ttiu*s urall kinds ot s*v:oties.

day. Ei«rht wunU aiine. Nothing ies.- than 10 conti taken. Cash In advance. pi«a»e.

•.\\*AXTUD.—For nroor four hours a day. a rMon). furnished of chairs M2d a table to M?rve a- a cLa^s to. some ladies and jbrentlemen. Addr\^« u? J. Guibord, French u-siciier. 1C7 south Green strxxu. '.

THE DANCING ACADEMV

I or»? Hi(Vk. 1 Will be v?a for the reception of pupils cm Moccay. TtiCMiay and WedcoKlay afternoon and evensne o.f each week. New and Fancy Dances a Specialty.

MUS. J. ESTELLE CLARK.

FARM

FUU ALE— Located in Mouuroxnery c»?un:y, on ea$y terms, or exchanirv for city pro?x?rt 105 acr*.^ in high state of culti7»iion: durable location pxxxi house, barn and out buildings UvSug sprinc water for stock cx*1 neJir^borbood, on crave! road And to market. See 7-aek Mahorney Jc 5on. wholesale and retail dealers in haniware, ..stoves furniture, Tarm Implements and ma chlnery. Main street, CTawforvisvliie, Montiromery county, Ind. w-tf

r. Ouibord

will

OJMMI a nber.

DAILY

k. ct jttne.

OOC1KTY—I'.* '.v sf A. Nushkieton Camp, O N«». meets- -'v* tveninjrtn the Phoenix Klook. oa souOieas corner of Main and Tne vrhlu? IK^TTW wiil K% workt*! on thce^m.ncof t'ct. 13. .-AM!) mmvks. President.

E. TV. I.EEOI. KEOORDMC RTXRET.IRY.

FOR TRADE.

Under head bus:r.»*vr -notices of all kinds wilt be *ioxv:ted at the r»:e oftwo cents a line a day.

FOUND.

Notices under *hH head free for three days

O E N

Notices under tms head onorcem a IJne a day. .Eijrot wo^sv K* a i'.nc. Xothinv' ^ess Mhan 10 "ents taken..- Cash in advance, p'ease.

F*K

KENV A desirable room IvoU'se on South Wajtxut strwt K-i"»een Jeflersou strvet and -'avenue. Apply-to Mr.' Eil&abeth E^sick. lwd. -. T\*AN F»rv—To.ivn? aboct-a. iwx room tvtta^ w:thin'?V-£juaxe§ of 'wart houe.

A-i-irvss X. V. ill office.

FOR SALE.

NoUi.-? undf-rtbl? iiejul one ct?nt a lice ad.iy. K.viit -r\N 5lnt. N'otliinc St-s than 10 cvnti C^h in.fuiv.xniv, pk-a^i.*.

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^ALE—A p^o3hdu?e of rooms c:»c«rs und w^tvr. wt»rKs. For sale clteap. •, ft1!: i*» Mlil psy jvu :o eomt- And En-li'Jirv-.at ^uth Wainuv. ihVrd h«us^ south of railroad. AUK) very c*»i work beneb and l*o :ad'l r.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Noiit^ undor

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head one c«ni av line a

rt-ncti scrv^.il iu the

fore pan of S».'ptomw?r. Tbose who -«rtib to ioarn a.nci ipo&k pronerlj- ia a bri-: time, the Fn-och laiuruuv. ire lav'.ttd to call and sec him or him thoir »d'ir«~,s and he wilt call on them. Ciajv^rs every evvn'ttiir from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.. oievnticir Siturdav. Jf tho-re should t* ra Indies to tfiko Ivssons Mr. Gu)tord wiil hold tor them a special c'.-i" In the afternoon from 3 till o'clock. for throo months' coarse HO. Call or addreA*. t. .'"RriBORD,

ISmth (ireen

Mr. C. U. Jones, of Spring Hill. Iowa, save: "I have used Chamberlain's Pain Bairn for severe and pamfnl burns with better effect than anything else I have ever tried. It relieves the pain instantly and enree without tearing a sear." Pnm Baira is one ot the most nseful medicines that anv family eaa' be proTided with. eepecwllT-" f«.r rheumatism, lame back, sprains, Vrnises, tooth-ache, ear-ache and like ailments. One application will relieve the pain and a fair trial insure a cure. 50 cvr,t KxtU-e fL»r sale bv N ve .v Co.

We want every mother to know that cronp can Lv prevenuxi. True croup never appears without a warning. The first symptom is hoarwniss. then the chiltl apjears to haven taken cold or a cold may have accompanied the hoarseness from the start After that a peculiar roui cough is developed, which is followed by the crouju The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse: a few doses of Chamberlain's Gonsrh Uemedy -will prevent the attack. Even after a rough cough has appeared, the disease may be prevented bv using this remedv. as diw.-vi. For Kile bv Nye Co.'

For Stile.

Dwelling hontw of rooms, cellar, stable, chicken house, 42-100 acres of land adjoining CrawfonisviHe on the Grwnca.~tie road. For particulars enquire of M. B. McKinsey, Frankfort,Ind,.

M. 1). \\~mte, Crawfordsville.

Joe Fossee -s-'it pi uprif tor of iki Barter Shop formerly ozi ned by .Xcikst I-

J~oss ct.

Only exjH'r! t*irccrs employed. Bath tubs in connection -~ith the shop.

Joe Fossee.

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THE WEEKLY.J(.H*KNAL.

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For papers sent outside the county 10 cents •iddiliona! for jn^tajfe. The WEEKLY must invariably be j\Ud for

American painter, b»-rn Jn Sprin^rfteld, PA.: die^t IJSJV 1790-Hurricane in the Itarba* dot-s Uestniycd «,i«.OpfO[Ie. .. 17X-Hev. TbeibaM Mathew,

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advance. ifend postal note or money order. I SA1TU1UV. OCT. 10. 1801.

This Date in History—Oct. 10. urs. v'harles eO t-fte Samj.t their ad

U!— Battle of Tours, v'hari' Marlei defeated t-he Sam-(X-us and ende«t vance into Euru: ITS! -Henry Cavertdi ncnt chemist, bon dUtt iiiJ, r^-Benjamin West, srea:

rtdish. «m:- ""7 v"^ F.-w

ATUEW died

the Irish arostieof temt^rance. bom. ISSTTUiS—Samuel Jackson Handall. att«man. born la Philadelphia: died 1SH ISiS—Culled Stale* naval acvidenij a: Annapolis opened. 1SS!—Caval.-r battle at Hartcidsbiirs. Ky tcfij—C'&vairy battles at Rapidan. Va. In^haut's Plantation. Mls^: James City. Va^ and Blue Springs, Tenn.: In the la.-t named

General Jainefe Shackleford defeated General S.un Jones, and soon after drove the Confederates into Virginia. 1S54—The Missouri militia drove General Prlc» from BoonesvtUe. l*TS—Sara Payson WUtls iPartnnJ "Fannj

Fern." died Is Brooklrn1 horn 1S1L IS THE METHUDTST CHURCH AS OLIGAECHY!

This question is suggested by a pamphlet before as on 'he rights of laymen in the Methodist Episcopal chnrch. It is a paper read by K-v. T. A. Goodwin, D. D.. of Indianapolis, before amass meeting of Methodist laymen at Washington, Ind.. a few weeks ago. It appeared in the news department of the Indianapolis Journal the next day, and has been published in pamphlet form to meet a demand for it by those who did not see it in that form. Besides there is no concealing the fact that the late discussion of the woman question in that church, and the little regard paid to it by the preachers, has awakened a spirit of inquiry as to the real state of laymen that chnrch. that this paper will not purposely allay. It is a vigorous presentation of ihe author's conclusions after more than a half centnrv's study from the standpoint of a loyal Methodist. It states historic and current facts that will not only interest Methodist laymen, but preachers also, and cannot fail to attract other readers. He concludes that the. government of the church is a pure ministerial oligarchy in which laymen have not a word to say. His treatment of the woman question is unique and must lie despised by all anti-womanists in church and State. In short the pamphlet is verv readable and a man need not le a Methodist to be interested in it. It can be had of the author by mail at 10 cents ngie copy or a dollar a dozen or dollars a hundred.

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THE New ork .Su a Democratic newspapei. of standing in journalism in this country is not a free trade advocate by any means. Recently it addressed the following very suggestive inquiries to th* calamity howk-rs in it's own party:

1. W tiy nas the depression in agriculture been so severe, and why does it promise to be lasting in Great Britain, a free trade country 2. Is it the Morrill tariiT or the McKmley tariff that is the cans*1 of short crops in Enrope this year? 3. Why do trusts and monopolies exist and riourish under the regime of fre-e trade, as in Great Britain 4. Why haTe the greatest fortunes made in the T. nited States been made outside of the great protected industries:

To what feature of the tariiT would our Democratic free trade advocate ascribe the depressed condition of the agricultural business of the free trade countries on the other side of the Atlantic. The Siin ^ery clearly sees the senseless cry Democratic papers and orators are making when thev prate about the condition of t' American farmer.

SAYS the Inaianapoiis .WIRS: A decision has jnst been rendered bv the Supreme Court of Minnesota which if it should 1? affirmed by the Supreme Court of the United Stat*s would strike such a blow at gambling in "futures" as would put it in sympathetic relation with the Louisiana Lotterv.

It has been decided bv almost everv I

STATE .N'KWS.

Bits of Information of Especial

Interest to Indian!ana

Will A pain Wear Stripes.-:.

EVAN'SVILLE, Ind., Oct 10.—William Lee v..u: sentenced Friday to the peuitentiary for five years for housebreakinp here in March. He assumes several aliases—William Connell, William McNallv and Frank Lade. After his theft here he was captured In Indianapolis and brought back. After receiving sentence Lee walked over to the bench and handed Judpe Richardson a written history of his life. He said in the paper that he was a Virg-inian by birth. At the age of 14 years he entered the confederate army, in which he served until Lee's surrender, being discharged as a physical as well as a financial wreck, lie was employed as a bartender and soon found himself out of work on account of intemperance. He soon took to roving, associating among thieves who led him to disgrace. After traveling several years he was arrested and convicted of burglary at Cleveland, for which he was sent to the Columbus penitentiary for a term of nine years, which expired last February. Two years and a half ago Lee. alias McNallv. was the best known criminal in the country. It was in connection with the famous tally-sheet forgery, in which Allen 0. Meyer, the noted Cincinnati Enquirer correspondent, narrowly escaped the penitentiary. Lee charges that several attempts were majW to take bis life, and at one time, fearing that he would lose his life anyhow, he attempted to oommit suieide, and shows a scar on his throat as the effect of a knife wound. He charges Superintendent Cnarrington, foreman of the cigar department of the Columbus penitentiary, with the incendiarism which destroyed the building and cost the insurance companies SS,000.

Fa*t Time at Terre Haute. TERRE HAITE, Ind., Oct. 10.—The races ended Friday with darkness and vrith the best event of the week. The great event of the day was the free-for-all pace carried over from Thursday, in which the fastest seven heats ever gone in a race were made. Grant's Abdallah. who on Thursday showed phenomenal speed, was* a hot favorite, but Roy Wilkes took the first heat, and Guy. a 16 to 0 shot, won the three last heats and the race, making a dashing finish in the first heat he won. In the unfinished 2:21 trot Tosa von as she pleased: best time, 2:19'-^. Free-for-all pace—Guy: best time, 2:12. The 2:1S trot—Waiter E.: best time, 4:20 s,'. The 2:24 trot—Addie Hayes best time, 2:19-4,'. Free-for-all trot—Charleston: best time. 2:15^.

After the second heat of the 2:24 trot. Delmareh went against his record— 2:12—made last week in the third heat of a race. Budd Doble was up behind the handsome bay horse, and at the second attempt nodded for the word. It was a beautifully rated mile. The quarter was done in 33 seconds, the. half in 1:06. three-quarters in l:35,-i and the mile in 2:11 *'. There was lustv cheering when the time was hung out, there having been little hope that with so cold a day and soj hard a track the stallion could equal his record.

Tried to Hani: a Fellow-Student. MADISON. Ind.. Oct. 10.—As the Hanover freshman class passed through the streets Thursday night to the residence of a respected citizen who gave a partv in their honor they were greatly annoyed by several juniors and sophomores. A freshman named Jesse Bowman, of this city, resented the attack very defiantly. After the party the juniors and sophomores, who were waiting outside. seized Bowman, and, putting a rope around his neck, hastened to a neighboring tree, over a limb of which the rope was thrown and the victim was being pulled up. and was only saved from serious if not fatal injuries by Rev. Mr. Chamberlain, who appeared on ihv scene, dispersed the rioters and released younir Bowman.

Crop Prospect*.

lN-niA.SAPOI.is, Ind., Oct. 10.—In northern Indiana the drought in some sections is having a bad effect upon the growing wheat. The showers this week have only laid the dust and soaking rains are badly needed. In central Indiana the drought has not been so severe. The usual amount of wheat has been seeded and wheat is coming up and making a good .stand. Farmers are generallv holding their wheat for a dollar a bushel. The drought has been broken in southern Indiana by good rains. No bad effects are seen, although it will cause seeding to be later than usual, which may or may not prove injurious, 'according to the season later OR.

v* regulation size, will be put in. work to State supreme Court, and repeatedly by. begin November 1. The new track the Supreme Court of Indiana, and by and grounds will cost $»,00a the Supreme Court of the United States, Eloped

enforced. C«n wav to have it

THE ceit digging up of the streets should be for a svstem of sewerace. As

Suicide at a l'lcuic.

I'TIANAPOI.IS. 1 n-i. Oct. 10.—Andrew M. Rutherford, aged years., committed suicide Friday afternoon while the guest of friends camping on the canal near North Indianapolis. He had Wen invited to come to dinner, but decline.!, and retired to the tent. The picnic party was surprised to hear the report of a revolver and to find Rutherford dying with a bullet in his brain.

Race Track at Colombo*.

COLUMBIA, Intl., Oet. 10.—The Columbus Trotting: association was onranized here Friday and a paid-up capital of $40,0«D taken. This new organization succeeds the Jtartholotnew Trottincr association. A new mile track,

that contracts of the kind mentioned MADISON, Ind.. Oct. 9.—Andrew J. are Void, because thev are based on Mikeseil procured license to marrr gambling transactions! But these de-1

the

a sanitary measure this is absolutely gold as an alleviator. MT wife suffered necessary. more in ten minutes with either of her I two children that she did all together

To Dispel Coloa I with her last, having preTiouslT used Headaches and Fever", to clear.-* the 'onr bottles of "Mother's Friend." It system effectually, yet gently, when COG-

tive or billions, or whn the "blood is im-' become a mother, says customer to pure or sluggish, to permanently cure mine. HXXDEBSON DALE, Druggist, habitual constipation, to awaken the kid- Carmi, IU neys and liver to a healthy activity with-: Write the Bradfield Regulator Co out irritating or weakening them, use Atlanta, Ga., for further particular I Syrup of Figs. Sold by Nye Co., CrawfonkvilK Ind

a small i«,Mt.

Wf"?T

,in

thU

and nest tundav was to be their wed-

cisions do not stop this great v.cv. It,!mg day. Thursday she eloped in a is not because the law is not fettled,but sraa'.l boat with Julius Mount, the latbecause it is cot -Vr u-s suggest any forced 7

ter deserting his wife and three children and taking Alice Walker's two children with him.

north lis etght tn Void. If a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in

blessing to any one expecting of

RAILWAY TIME CARD.

5:1 '2 p,m...« Mall—Express.... 1 rOSp.m Mali—Express-....-

9 44a.tn.~.............Express 5 :lSp.m— -..Mail... 11 :o0 am. Freight

Lincoln J.

Carter's

Grand Scenic Production

THE FAST MAIL

Is the only Ponfiit Cure and Legitimate Remedy

"CONFIDENCE BEGETS LOVE."

CIM.D. Gran'ma, kiss m-good-night. Sister is asleep,but we so love to hear you tell of all the ladies that call you Mother."

Mrs. PINKIIAM. Yes, darling, when you are older perhaps you may do as I have done."

CHILD. Everybody loves you, gran"ma I wish everybody would love me." Mrs. PIXKHAM. "Everyone will love vou, mv child,

confide in you." The above dialogue tells its own story, even the little child, without knowing why her grandmother is so universallv loved, sees in her lace a light of intellectual sympathy that satisfies her". That sympathy lias extended itself all over the world, for wherever civilized womeu exist, Mrs. Plnkham is known and reverenced.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM S

for the peculiar weaknesses and ailment? of women. •, —... It cures the worst form? of Female Complaints, that Bearing-down Feel inc. W^ak Back, Falling and li?pla«ment of the Womb, Inflammation, Ovarian Trouble*, and all Organic Disease* of the Uterus or Womb, and i? invaluable to the Change of Life. Di*

Ike Compound tea* no rival* All DruggUt5 #ell it a* a utandard article, or nt bv mail, in form of Pill?-or Lozenges, on receipt of »t.OO. LVOIA E. PINKHAM MED. CO.. LYNN. MASS.

Illustrated booK,entitled "Guide to Health and Etiquette," by Lyrfla Plnkham, ISCFgreatvalue to ladies. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2«cwt stamps,

for Infants end Children.

»If well adapted to eMMreo that superior tc any prcscripboa lten*." H.A. trip. It.P..

SI Olfatd 6k, BreoUjra, N. Y.

Corner College and East streets.

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SOUTH mvwvil UVV1U. NrtltTH 1:20a.m Night Mall tdally) 1:51a.m l:C5p.m .....Day Mail (daily)-.. l:36p.n: [Above trains only stop at county seat?.] 5:03p.m.Greencas.and Laf. Accom... 9:10a.tn. Way Freight

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BIG 4—Peoria DtTision.

9:15a.m -Express-Mail 9:15a.U3 3 :56a.m .Mail (daily} ..12: J9a.iL

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VASDAL1A,

C:1 Spm. S:lt)a.tn I 11:50 am

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10 seta of special scenerv. Flight of the Fast Mail. Niagara bv mc-onlight, with Boiling Mist. Practical working engine and 14 freight cars, with illuminated caboose. The Dago Dive. Realistic River Scene and Steamboat Explosion. The Police Patrol and 100 other startling effects.

PRICES,

35c,

50c and

Boon

75c.

to ll're*.

Having used -Mother's Friend'1 ouid not be without it. It is a bito to wives who knovr ther Lave to pas through the painful ordec! of childbirth MBS. C. MELBOCRST. Iowa. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, Ga., for farther particulars. Sold by Xre Co^ CravforJs\l!Jr. led.

Our Pnct^'are a$ reasonaMe as any betorctbe public, consistent with rood wori. See before placingau oMor tor your monuments. Rustic Work a Specialty.

-HI

xWic.

if tliev can

VECETABLE

COMPOUND

OaetoTfj. erma OaBe, Oualp«Ui«. Soar Stornich. Di.vrrbo*. ErocWio». Kill. Worms,

prta sleep, u4 pnaMi

flexion.

Tnthout iajurioa* mmtlrmHc Tag CZSTACB Coxri.-fT, 77 ilurrmy Strwt, It.

Natural Gas.

Having supplied ourselves with a full assortment of Burners, Gas Fixtures, Valves, Fittinge, Piping, etc., etc., we are now PREPARED to give estimates ar take contracts for piping Natural Gas. With new tools, Experienced Workmen from the natural gas belt, reasonable prices and prompt execution of orders, we hope to secure our full share of the public's patronage.

All work done to ihe acceptance ot Ihe Natural Gas Company. Leave Orders EarlvWith

UUWARD & KTT. CTHwfordsvllle. Indiana.

Corner Market and Green Street.

NOKTtl

STOVES

Tuesday, October Het.ing and Cooking.

A 1 is a to llUW them of

Thompson & Cates,

Nor*h Green Street

POP CORN.

KNOW ALL MEN also women and children) that I have moved mv steam corn popper to Main street in front of Joe Tavlor's. Everybody trv a sack of hot. luscious popcorn.

J. H. CRETORS.

Notice.

The partnership heret iiore existing between W. B. Lyle and M. V. U. Smith, under the firm name of Lv'.e Smith, this day dissolved by mutualaprwaent. Smith se'liug his one-half interest to A. E. Reynolds. All accounts owed to or o«ijg bv Lyle &• Smith wilh be settled bv tisem at their old

LYLE & SMITH.

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Mertt ima.

price, if satisfactory low their use. These won their great jopnlarity their merits. Nye ,t Co.. druggists.

i"i c'ors,

RTIICK SIIEW\T.i:.

Notice ht-M'hy jrUen lhut feulrd prnprKiils will ln rtrMtIV'd at th* oflloe the Clerk of the* of CinwfortKV.hu, IndUim. uutll 4 o*c'ock p. tn.. on Mondaj, *ov *2, !hl»l. for imp ovliifr the sidewalk on the etwt sl-te of KU'li strte? from the north Uue of lot No. *», McClelland A* Ojmih.nl addition to the south line of lot No. nume addition, by paving* it ii hurd hurtled p. vi hrltk hi!d to un even width or five (.% feet on elyht hi lio* ofstmi andeurbed on cither side with biick laid edjre- '. ways.

Ihe total cost cf sod Improvement shall be os'-e^ed JH.T llucul irotit foot uj«oit real estate abutting on said Hfgli str-vt tween said points, (except the proportion thereof ooeuiilMl by street and afl.of crossing, which slriMlm* oj*cs»»ed Ptfuinst the Cltv of Cru\vford*vi:k\ lnd.» Said a&9cs*tnent I if deferred, to be }iaid In ten annual install* men's. A bond, or l»onds, shall be lr»ued in anticipation of the collection of said as^essments. unless I ho p»o|»erty owners puv said assessments before Ud Imud or l»onds nro Is* «»uel All a? provide for iu an act of (»en5 ?n*l A^embiy of Indiana. api«rovel March 8, 1S8H.

All work to l»c done according toplnn^und ^pivitimithms of the City Civil Kn^ineer and to hl« ueceptaitcc..

Bids to be accompanied by an Acceptable I !*nd. d«»ubls in amount to the rk bid upon "^ald work to be e»)uipleted within 30 days from tlic lectins of the com met.

B»ls to lieujicrtvl -t the regular meetliiK of theCouueW. Nov. 1M01 The Council reserves the rijrht t*) reject any or all bids.

Hy orkir of the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, Ii:d. W. K. SH AUPE,

o- t. io ism.

hall

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City Civil Engineer.

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Iimi.IlCUIM. UlTTEKS.

Notice is he.-ebv civen that nailed nro-pos-.ls wili he received nt the offlcc of the clerk of llie vit.v of Cmwfordsvllle, Indiana, unt'l 4 o'clock p. m„ Monday, November 2. ts'.U. for improving the gutter ou the north s'de of east Market street from Whitiock avenue east to the tirst alley by boulderini: the same to a width of five (5) feet laid in eicht S inches of sand.

The total cost of said improvement shail be assessed per lineal front foot upon real estale abutting on said east Market street between said points except the proportions thereof occupied by street and alley crossings, which shall be assessed acainst the City of Crawfordsville, Ind Said assessments, if deferred. to be paid in ten annual installments. A bond, or bonds, shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of said assessment* unless the property owners pay said -assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. Ail as provided for in an act of the General Assembly of .Indiana, approved ilarch S, 1 Sv.'.

All work to be done accordine 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 30 days from the letting of the contract.

Bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the council. November 2. Is91. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of the common, council of the city of Crawfordsville. Ind." \Y. F. SHARPE,

O, -v.]

Citj Civil Engineer.

Noricfc: OF

Proposed Street Improvement.

Ui'.KK SIPEWALK

Oflee oj Citu Clerk, Crairfonfovilfc. Ind. Notkv iSrhereby jriren that the Common Coun.vif of the City of Crawfordsville, pursuant to the pn.niikms of the General Assemble, uppn»voi March S. 1SS0, pnvidlnr the mode antf manner of makmp?treet improvements, enrorcinv* the pavmeat of the costs thereof, and 'i£«uimr str*x?t improvement bonds, as therein ppjvided, etc bavin? duly passed the foltcwiosr resjolution. tr.v-wit:

Hc^olve^J. by the Common Co jncil of the city of rawfordMille.that it deemed neoes•virv t» ini prove tJie side walk on the nest side of ss-tith John street from College street to Frmklih str et by paving with brick to a width of tive feet. Hid on ei?bt(S) inchesof sar-d

Ail wr#rfc to lie done in acc*jn1nnce with pro Clea&d -j-iviScruioiiS on file In the otlice of the City -C-vii- Bajfinfvr. Tlje total eost of said im» pn vejicnt shall be assessed per lineal front foot upon real estate abuttitur on said South John street t»etwfeu s:iid points ('except the proportion thereof oecuoied by street and alley er.^-SLOT?.,.'WHICH

DO assessed against the

CSty of Cr«wfo-t3vlIle, Ind.} Said assessments It Ut-fern-i. to l»e paid in ten annual install* ments. A lAnd or bond*, shall be Issued In anticipation of the collection of said assessments, unless iuch property owneis pay said assess meuts before said t-ond or bonds are issued Alias provided for In au act of the General A«-.*crsbly.of^Indiana, approved March??, 1SS9.

N jtice is further hereby piven.totheownersof fcjl property alon,"

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(c?. 10. City Clerk*

XORICK OK

Proposed Street Improvement.

BKICK SIDEWALK.

0£icf of City CI':rk. Cravforii#rille, Ind •Notice hereby piven that the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsribe,pursuant to the provisions of the General Ass^mblv. approved March S. 1SSP. providing the mode ana manner of makinc street Improvements, enforcing the payment of the costs, thereof, and Iseuin? street Improvement bonds, as therein provided, etc.. bavin? duly passed the following resolution, to-w'.t:

Resolved, by the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsville, that it is deemed nee* e-ssary to improve the sidewalk on the south side of west Pike street from tlie north-east corner nf lot No 7 In Mills addition east to Grant avenue by paving with best hard burned pavmg brick laid to an even wldtliof 5 feet, on eight inches of sand.

AU work totjedone.inaccordanoe with pn me and sj-eeiflcations on tile in the office of the City .civil Knirineer. The total cost of said imnroveroent shail be assessed per lineal front foot upon realvstate abutting on said south side w. Pike strict betvreen said points exoeptthe pmjonion tltereof occupied by street and -a^K-r erossinirs. which shall be assessed against theCity ofCrawfonlsviiit*. Ind.} Said assessments. If deterred, to be paid in ten annual instalimenti. A bond, or bonds, shail te issued in anticipation of the collection of said asses#meLts, unless the propertj owners par said assessments before said txnd or bonds are issued. A!i as provided for in an act of the (icneral Assembly of Indiana, approved

March S, l«*9. Notice Is furtlK^r liereby given to the owners of all property afcmgthe line of said proposed Imprt»vement. to apjx^ar at the office of the Mayor of said city on the 2nd 'lay of Nov.,

M'l, at ?::u o'clock n. m., ami there make their objections, if any they have, to the necessity for said prooused Improvement,

C. M. SCOTT.

tvt.10. City Clerk.

Notice to Contractors

BRICK SUIEWAL.K.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of the cierk'of the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, until four o'clock p. m. Monday, Nov, 2. 1j91, for improvini the sidewalk on the south side of west Main street in front of lots 54. 55 and 56 in T. H. Ristine's addition, by pa vine with brick to a width of 5 feet, laid on eight inches of sand.

The total cost of said improvement shall be assessed per lineal front foot upon real Jv state abuttinir on said

Main

... west Main street be: wee-J said

Otnce. I he new iirm Will be known 1 points except the proportion thereof Lyl-i iteynoids.

{W^picd by street and alley cross I incs. which shall be assessed ajainss the Cilv CrAwfordS'ViSie, Ind S'vd assessmeats, if deferred, to be paid in ten onnual iD&tailjnents. A bond, or bonds, shall issued in anticipation of the collection of

satd

We desire to snv to o«r citizens that j^D^

for rears w* bare Felling 1)r I bonds in psyznent for the work. r.Vlvv Jiv wiling Dr.^Allas provtdedfor in sn act of tbe GenKings Sovr Uisoovory for Consumption, eral Assembly of ludiana, approved Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bncklen*? March S Arnica Salve aod Kleotric Bir «rs. and'«J^^ to be done according to plans have never handled remedies that sell as l-neerl^d'

well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not heeittate to g-uarantee them every time, and we!9jdsys

stand ready to return] tbe pnrchasje! Bids to be opened at the regular meotii rcsnltf do not fol-

Asses5in-en!s. unless the property

rcwoers pay said assessments befo said

or^°nds

tt,,c

remedies have

Children Crjf for Pitcher's Castoru octio.issi.

are issued The contractor

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fl&S.lls will I*! ri

by -Jj inche-, :u

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clerkof thociu-Mf until 4 o'c .ujif „. 1S91, for the aveutit! t-... from W.ITE- ut.'C the UN A

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3d. H.v PUMIIK tin of east Wubajli .1,! ,,

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Sai I improv living 1st H.v Mr.li'.i: diana liiird hnif.t iule-sci'.liii sin- •[.. WHJS. on .ACH HI.],! the street„ .„a /M, "//v centrttl line, M.1 u: vi.irjji".J '.} »j

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All angles in st, i,e mrl V'1** allocs and driveiv.ivs s|j,Vli i," an outer ra iiu-or ,,

radiu* one ill f„0i

rjl»Js

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nieutioucd points win, 1 ,llle a to

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thickness and Uiiru i.j,),,

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said flngping to be find ,vri '*l,ta half (,Si inches t,t s.i-i! (S) muLus after b,'U,^1KJ solid bearing. 3d. By grading an,j «t,i:i between thes.dewjlks

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Tlio total cost shall be assessed upon real estate Wabash aveuue. ,.,.. except the ri'oiwrtv,,, I'" pied by street and '"Bl ivhich shall be assi^sfti u,, ,.,.-'.

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CrawfordsvHle IndTs^^l deferred, to bj iwnl installments. A b-uiil, or ly.n.u .?'-l issued in aaticipatiou of»he inita'" 1 said assessment. ui,'-,?siv.,' owners pay said asiessn'wr.tl'fetT?''™ bond or tKnds are iisup.l Th,^ to take said bonds in paviii'tn't r'' work All as provided for™ L't1 the General Assembly of hidiLJ' proved March ?, 1N« I

,T,h«lP"h of east Wabash avtr eluded between the above dosignatXi"is two thousand, one liuudred ,'2 |ffl. more or less, and cmtracto-rs must bids for the completion of tlieentirTij under one contract. \U work to be done ueeordii and specifications of theJ:Fjfal!1ftvili and to his entire acceptaii'1"

Bids to be accompanied bv on ai-ee bond, double in amount- "u-tiiewo'.^] upon. Said work to be coap^ W days from the lettinc r.t^iii' t«ntra' less such time be extei.iie.l b- vote council.

Bids to be opened at the ri'iru'ar m-v-of the council, Xcv. 2, l-^W. The council reserves the'richtto VJ any or all bids

By order of the eommwicoiiici1'*' city of Crawfordsville Ind. \V..r SilAlii'E.

Oct. 10. Cityuvu«:cg!!,r,|

Notice to

ontrac'ora

BRICK SHiE'.T iLK

Notice isliereby given tliat irfc posals will

received nt ih.

Clerk of the city of Crutvf udiana, until 4 o'eloos ji. '. M.it.dn 2,1S91. for improvir._-ilie -iuipwalki' of the north part of of thitown now ot\ i\ -ts\ curbing the same w.-.h jia

thirty inches wide, fojr iti-Ucstto-: fire feet long. The total cost .,n ment shall be as^e^u! f^r front foot upon r.a' i' att ing on said north part«f lle'i' points, fexc.-pt the prqport.nti .-.• occupied by street and .- -»r. shall be assessed again-* ,o if fordsville, Ind.l Sa hideferred, tobepaidiht ments. A bond, .-f bjuJ- -Li in anticioation of the:collection o! -j sessments. unless the p'-*» said assessments before i'.: r-.-rs-i are issued. All as prcviow for ns of the General Asseinaiy ol iMiar., proved March S, 1"S'.

All VTork to be dor.e accordine.-• and speculations of the city i«i E iij and to his acceptance.

Bids to be accompanied by aa arc bond, double in amount so toe «iupon. Said work !o iv i, 30 days fram the letting til-, W-M-

Bids to be opened at Tbe.-egJiar of the Council, Nov. 2. -J1 The council reserve ne rich any or all bids.

By order of the CjaaM -t-eaiit. city of Crawfordsville. Isdiasa -H

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jroveniC'Rt* to a pi of said city on tJ -'30'. o'cUvk. p. m., antl there make their ob^ jectiotis. if any they have, to the necessity of said projoseil inipr«jvemeuu

property alonr the line of said proposed Im ippear »t tljeotficeof the Mayo: tbe -nl day of Nor, 1S91, at

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Oct. 10.

HAL.

Music

C.M.SCOTT.

SEASON ATTUACTION".

SATURDAY, OCT. 11

Special engagement of ih« Actor.-1

„ii:

Alexander SaViniJ

Supported by MISS SKLKNA lyTT^ his own comj a

Don Caesar De

Eazan.

Which was presented at 'lie Cl^SKa.I ium torom- week :o onr .- PRICES:—Lower Floor. Jl: '""1

Too (tftllery.

STOVE BLACKIN

All

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Bids be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double in amount of tbe work bid us»n. Said work to be completed within

trom the iemn

-e oiTbe^t^i:

Council Xov 2,1SSI,

meeting

rcjerres lbe

any or an

purely on. By order of ihe common council of the city of Crawfordsville. Ind W. F. SHARPE

persons \v.-nung '"£l

stove? blacked '.vil' leive their orders

si Bin-1-

drug store.

SMITH-

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SETS

Good Blood. OoodH"'* ,,.

OR SAWj3^_^r|

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