Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 October 1891 — Page 2

OIVI3 IS^JOY® Both tlie method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts jontly yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels," cleanses the sys*m effectually, dispels colds, head-

I. lies and fevers and cures habitual -.onstipation. Syrup of Figs is the jnly remedy of its kind ever proiKiced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial iu its effects, prepared only from the most ue.thhy ami agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy kr.own.

Syrup of FIlts is il side in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist ho tn.iy not have it on hand will pro cu/o it promptly for any one whe wishes to try Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CG

SAN StiANCISt

1o.

MEETINGS.

7*nd«.-r this he:td will be. publish or three d.iy* notices of meetings of all kinds ol fUKjicties*. ijocal notices. cents a liue.

SiH'IKTY-V.O.S.of

WANTKD—To

FOR SALE.

Notices under this head one

stonv Finder leave at Treasurer's

oct 10

410 Kast College Street.

Germany.

Lfwrsvitis

renta

fallen.—Jinti:ril!'

A.—Washington Camp.

No. d. meet* every TuriWy eveuimr in the I'hoenlx Block, on outhe:iM corner of Main and Washington streets. The Hlue Degree will be worked on of -d.

Stheeveninjf

AM \Y

SYMMKS.i*ct.

President.

K. W. I.KKCH, Kenirdine ?'etTeury.

WANTED-HELP.

Notice? uudcr this head tree for three day?

^Y"ANTEO-A younir

...... man to jearn anew and honorable business. Permanent ihv sition and jrood wnues from the Mart. Send cents tor lull particular* Addre-s Shreveport, l.u., bn.\ K,U. (X-t. l!wl

exchange a shire or Clydes

dale slallioit for a faun.

THOMPSON

«.V

BLANK

Oet.'23-m I. Crawtordville, Ind

"WJANTI'D—All persons who enn eook and V\ bake to *oud lor the be*t eookimr stove In the world. I'rkeilS. ?!."» and ?'20, Term 10 p»*r cenl. discount cash with order, balance in t«i0 day-. Ai.ntr.n OU.KS. ."»'J0 Mvrtle avenue. BriH»klyn. N. V. -•!. lU-lydAw.

line aday

Eljrht words to a line. Nothing le^ than 10 cents taken. Cash in adv snce. plen.se.

FOUSAl.K-rOLK*?

I.OI/N

IIOX OH WAUDBOBl-:

-a perfect lounge by day and

a perfect. l»ed by nUht, and you can put away as much elothiuir or other articles as In th average wardrobe. Von fret three articles for the price (d' one. No extra charge for paekiu^r or shippimr.

Mrs. for. Talmnjre ay.-• these luiint'es an very, very nice. Pri'.-e in Creton. HO. M'- and jl4

Jtaiine. W2. ?14. Kaw Silk. /Silk brocaielle, $'.V, $10-

ALUEltTTOLKS.

firand and rtle ave-., Br^'kly 'et. 1'J-diVwl v.

FOR RENT.

Notice? under this head one cent a line day. Elirnt words to a line. Nothing les* than 10'-cuts taken. Cash iu advance, pfeas« j^OB Br.NN—A house of eiirht wn s'juares from the court house. :U A. L.A.M Ml

LOST.

Notices under this he:id will be pubbshe free for three days. If that is not sutllcieut come aprn.

LOST

l.ady pocket. IwyA eontjiininp about somewhere tie:ir

Br»ck4s

otll-e.

Good Blood, Good Health. Th, Blood Searcher th. l&fMt Pnrlfler crtr kAOwn. Beit

T.bIo. Care. B.1U,limpid

sTitti^ Ule.r,. Hlwk Httdi and ill bu fBtort. Bold by DroicUW. Tki lillm MiiUlw 00., FlHrtitffc, fi.1

Stove Blacking.

NKTTIJKS fc IIAHBIH,

experiene°d|

mil accomplished stove blacliers, prepared to answer all calls in their line. Leave orders at Zacli Mahor-| to

A MOTHER S LOVE.

Who can love like a mother? Can Imagination boast of pulntirur its bound*? «*xnres« jt with their niulehle-* skill, all Its faculties so delicately tlnuV

Or words And shade

'TJS

Faculty without a pii.-r.

L'M*n

PmaU's Vegetable Liver Pills Oct. 'JO

The People's Grocery.

And Provision Store,

Where you can (jet

Fresh Oyster. Craokurs,

Cranberri'is, 'elerv,

.Jorwy swent Potatoes

Ami evei-.vt.liine Hrst. -!:iss rci- a i-'ooil dinner as cheap as the cheapest.

R. E. ATKINSON,

TRULY

Our Price* are :i- reaj-oniiMe ILS juijtieloreihc |iuli!lc. consli-lCMit Willi Kwl work. See ns tiefore pluciiiir an (jnler for on inoiiuuR iils.

Hustle Work Spcciulty. HO\V,illI) l!« ItN KTT, l.'ri'.wforilsvllle. Inillainu C4)rner Market mid fin.-t-n Street.

RAILWAY TIME CARD. MOSOS ROUTE.

BOETIt ~w.. w.. ..vv u. NOHT11 1 :!!0u.ni Mtrlit Mull (daily) 1 :.*la.rn 1:-"P Itny Mull (dully)

JRXAL

PRINTED EVERY WEEK DAY AFTERNOON,

By T. H. B. McCAlN.

Kntered lit Hie Postollice ut Cmwfords vllle [mliana, ILS secoud-vlass matter.

THK UAU.V JOl'H.XAI..

By mail, perannumHy mail, six month By mail, three month® Hy carrier, per wooh

Kor pa|K»rs sent outside the county additional for The

WKKKI.Ypostage.

!».00 l.:u) 10

THE WKKKLY JOl'KN AL

Tli roe mouths 5*ix mouths Oneyear

10 ().*)

10 cents

must invariably bo paid for iu

advance. Send }»ostal note or money order.

"SAITKDAY, OCT. 24, 1891.

This Date in History—Oct, 24,

1537—Jane'Seymour, third wif« ilcnrjr VIII and mother of Kdv.ard VI, died born 15KI l(V»l—Tycho Brahe, famc»:ift tLstronomcr, tUed. 1G4S—The treaty of WeatphaHa puv rvn end to the Thirty Years' War* which had destroyed more than half th6 population of

ITGo—Sir James Macklntorh, politician and writer, boru near IuwrDe«a. Scotland died IKS. IS^o— Completion and formal opening of the

Erie canal preat celebration. ISj^-Paniel Webster dhni at Marshfield. Mass. born 17?.*'. isn—Riot at Los Anselea. ("Jill., and 18 Chlna men killed.

CONCERNING NAILS.

If the Cn.Kwi'OKPsvn.LK JofitNAi. will xk at its country's tariff laws half ns frequently as it (loos at the stuff sent out by the American Protective Tariff League, it will find that the tariff on nails has 1 een steadily reduced from 5 cents per pound to 1 cent and duriug the period of

ret!net ion

prices have

Tribune.

If the Kockville

Tribune

will look at

its country's tariff laws half as frequently as it does the stuff sent out by the Cobden Club it would find that cut nails rtre an American invention. When the nail was first protected it was supplied by an imported wrought Dail which cost the consumer in this country 20 cents per pound. By the tariff act of l.S"2-l he duty was made 5 cents per pound.at which it remained until 1833. I5v the year 18:28 the price of nails had declined from 8 and 0 cents. In 1830 a better nail than England over had furnished it -~i cents, when there was no tariff, could be purchased at 5 to 7 cents. In 1833 the tariff was reduced to 3 cents. The act of 18S3 made the tariff l1, cents and the McKinley lav.- made it 1 cent per pound. According to the assumption of the

Tribune

^nx-'ery

the "tax" of 5 cents

in 1824 would of coulee havo compelled the consumer to pay 5 cents additional to the importer's 25 cents per ]Kund. But the facts are at variance with the theory, as nails were selling from 0 to 7 cents per pound before the tariff was reduced one cent. So much for cut nails. Before there was a tariff on wire nails they were sailing at 10 cents a pound. A tariff of -J cents was imposed and they immediately fell to 8 cents. "Then to 7 cents, and then to cents. Tlic McKinley law imposed a duty of 2. 2F, and 4 cents and the

Tribune

WHEN

editor can buy

all the wire nails he wants at from 3 to cents ]er pound.

the great World's Fair shall

be opened in Chicago in the spring of 1803, and all the nations of the earth shall be giving expressions of wonder at the great display of American manufactures, the Democrats and Mugwumps will be around disparaging the display and pointing out "the better and cheaper grade" of English manufacture. Such is Democratic patriotis:n.

THE McKinlev protective tariff mits free of duty more goods than law ever passed bv Congress, and reciprocity feature of it will bring more foreign trade than we have

THE people of this country paying about one quarter of

for sugar that times in 1857.

IA liove trains only stop at county scuts.] 0:0 ip.m.Greencas. and Laf. Accom... S-.Ula.m B:10a.m Way Freight 2: lUp.m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

«:15tt.m Kxpross-Maii M:15a.m ).:.rra.m Mall (dally) lU::ilia.n 6:I\!p.m Mall—Rxprcfta l'.iiKn.n 1 -UHp.m Mall—Express- *h45p.m

VANDALIA.

BOOTH 8 44u.in 5:18p.in 11:50 am....

Kxnrcss B:lHpm. Mull H:ltlu.m Kri'lulit :.ri0 aio

adary the us ever

had. This trade is especially desirable, since it brings in free of duty goods which do not compete in our markets with the industries of this country. Reciprocity strengthens protection with the people, and is a winning card

EX-SKXATOU I.NTIAI.I.s. of Kansas, whose brilliant oratory lias placed him in the front rank of rostrum entertainers, will lecture at Indianapolis, the evening of November 2. under the auspices of the I'ress Club of that city, on "The Problems of the Present Century.'' Excursion rates will lie given on all the railroads, for those who want to hear him.

Tun farmer can now, from the proceeds of his capital and labor, buy more for his house, his stable and his farm than he ever could before. No freetrade scheme can ever put him in bettor condition, or half ns good.

are the

by local applications, an they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the oar. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inllamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but tin inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that wo cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggist, 75 cents.

Ttiat Everlasting Tracy Board Bill Again. To lu I'Mi tor The oiirnal. Well it does last pretty well when you come to think of it. I fully realize now that it is good to be advised even by the weaker vessels. Wheu 1 began to got a little out of patieneo about that unpaid board bill I spoke of gently hinting at tho matter through Tuv: Joi'UN.Mi. Wife .nd daughter seriously objected saying it would only prove an annoyance s'ud do no good but of course I, like all other lords of tli- land, knew better than a woman. Now I s.'e my folly but 1 am now in it and must get out the best I can. The ar'.iele in Tun .lontN.u, of yesterday evening now says that no one except Tracy is responsible, that there was no contract of the kind with him. 1 am not an apostle of Tracy nor even an admirer of him as an evangelist. But I jbelieve in the doctrine of giving tho devil his dues.

Now permit me to tell what I know of this, and what I know I know as well as anybody.

Our first knowledge of Dr. Tiaey or his meeting was wheu Rev. Mr. (Hover came to my house and told my folks that such a meeting was to be held here and that those interested had agreed to pay their board bill, lie said committees hail been appointed to make all arrangements and that lie, the Rev. Mr. liarnhill and Mr. Shue were appointed a committee to secure board, ami he came to see if my folks would board them and at what price, there being six of them besides tho big dog. My daughter told him she would keep them for S'2'2 week. He said he would consult the rest of the committee. All the others agreed and lio closed tho contract with her telling her to make out the bill when done and hand it into the finance committe, giving the name of the chairman of that commitE tee. The company staid just two weeks but one of the hands not occupying the bed all the time, she in making out the bill threw off S2, making the bill $12, which was handed to the chairman of the finance committee. He said it would be paid soon, but it ran on and it began to apiiear each time it was mentioned to any connected with it that it was but recollect. No one hinted that it was not all straight and right. It was told me time and again that part of tlumoney had been collected, some in the

Methodist church and some in the Christian church, but my folks never received a dime until just before Dr. Cunningham started on his vacation. There was a meeting called and it .s reported to mo that the matter had been divided among the different ministers to collect from their different churches. Dr. Cnnningham said they asked him to raise §15 as his share. I being a member of his church concluded 1 ought to pay one-fifteenth of that which I handed to him the next day. lie said he was hurried getting ready to start East lmd collected all but three dollars and the other would be paid when he returned but supposo those promising have forgotten it he handed it to me. The $12

I gave to the chairman of the finance committee, and he paid it over to HIT daughter, and thero tho matter rests. I beg pardon for saying so much but must add that in all this time I never heard a hint such as Dr. Tracy's bill not being vouched for. There has been good bit pf kicking because they made such a contract, but it was made with Tracy's brother before the doctor agreed to come, for he was sharp enough to look out for that whether made with the ministers or others I don't know, or whether there was a wiitten contract with him I don't know. I know there was no written contract with my family, nor did they or I think it necessary. \Ve consider our word as good as our bond nnd

rupposed

Now 1 am done: we boarded the Tracy gang, dog and all, for two weeks, for which wo ought to have had 850 but agreed to do it for $12. Of this wo have received S12, and if the good people say that is enough wo can't help ourselves and will grin and bear it.

Xery

Mr. C.

says:

price

they paid in good old

ii:.u'\i:ss

c.rs'T nr. ci iii:i

Respectfully, •T. R. DUNCAN.

Alfoonto

ll ee.s.

Having used "Mother's Friend" would not be without it. It is a boo to wives who know they havo to pass through tho painful ordeal of childbirth Mits. C.

MF.LBOUUNE,

Iowa. Write the

Bradfield Regulator

Co,'

Atlanta, Ga.,

for further particulars. Sold by Nye ,t Co., Crawfonlmille, Ind.

Hockville liners.

October 20 to 2!) inclusive tho Vandalia will sell round trip tickets to Hockville and return for SI.20, on account of the trotting meoting there.

I fell it my duty to say a few words in regard to Ely's Cream Halm, and I do so entirely without solicitation. I liavi used it more or less half a year, and have found it to 1)0 most admirable. I have suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since I was a little boy and 1 have never hoped for cure, but Cream Balm Bcems to do oven that. Many of my acquaintances havo used it with excellent results,.—OKCAU

OSTHVM, 15

Chicago.

111.

B. Jones, of Spring Hill, Iowa, "I havo used Chamberlain's l'ain,

Balm for severe and painful burns with better effect than anything else I havo over tried. It relieves the pain instantly and cures without leaving a scar." Pain Balm is ono of tho most useful medicines that any family can bo provided with, especially for rheumatism, lame back, sprains, bruises, tooth-ache, ear-acho and like ailments. Ono application will relievo .tho pain and a fair trial insure a euro. 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye ,t Co.

Wo want every mother to know that croup can be prevented. Truo croup never appears without a warning. The ,{

nopfi from the start. After that po-

culiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by the croup. Tho timo to act is when tho child first Women

'FROM H00SIERD0M.

Column of Fresh News from Diffe-ont Parts of Indiana.

'V Iiullwm Alliance Plntform.

TJUHANAPOUS,

Ind., Oct.

IXPIA.VAPOI.IS,

,1.

it was all right.

Now I beg only to add that tho idea advanced in tho article of yesterday evening that while the ministers are in no way responsible yet they will eventually havo to pay it. This is just a little bit cutting and I have no hesitancy in appealing to the ministers of our place if that is characteristic of m, if in short I have been hard on the preachers.

2^—Tho

state Farmers' Alliance closed its anuual meeting Friday afternoon with the adoption of a series of resolutions v.liieh at times caused bitter discussion. One of tho resolutions favored "equal civil rights to all persons regardless of sex" and several members took strong ground against it, declaring that the question of female suffrage, was one with which the alliance should not attempt to deal. Similar opposition developed against a resolution declaring against tlie manufacture and sale of intoxicants, but both were adopted. The other resolutions demanded the abolition of national bank issues of currency nud the issue of legal tender treasury notes in sutlicient volume to transact tlie business of the country, the same to be loaned to the people, at not more than 2 per cent, on non-perishable products as indicated in tho sub-treasury plan denounced tho state legislature and the national congress for their extravagance: demanded the suppression of free railroad passes and denounced the efforts of a partisan press to stir up strife between the north and the south. The effort to secure an expression on the question of forming a third party was abandoned, as the sentiment of the delegates ivas found to be opposed to it. A private canvass of the delegates by several third party advocates resulted in the discovery that fully two-thirds were instructed by the local organizations to oppose such a project. 3

Settling Francis M. Churchman's Entito.

Ind., Oct. 24.—James

Turner and William 1". Churchman have fpialified as executors of the will of the late Francis M. Churchman. giving a bond of 81,000.000. Francis M. Churchman, who died August 28, with S. A. Hotelier, owned the bankiug house of S. A. Fletcher & Co., they being equal partners. After the executors had qualified they produced a contract entered into between Fletcher and Churchman last .Iannary, the terms of which were that whoever died first the other should purchase his interest. In accordance with this agreement the executors paid over to the widow of the testator, who was made the sole legatee, the sum of •isiT-i.'JO.'i in 4 per cent, government bonds. There were no debts aside from the funeral expenses.

Wandered Away with Tramp. MAUTINSVII.I.k. Ind.. Oct 2-1.—J. M. Morgan, of Mulberry Grove, 111., has arrived here from l'adueah, Ivy., where he had been searching for his son. In August, lsi»0. Morgan's 11-year-old foil suddenly left home with a tramp. Since that time search and inquiry have failed to restore the child. He was last heard of :t l'adueah. still with the trump, his clothes almost gone and his feet naked and bleeding. No excuse call lie given for the lad's infatuation for the outcast. Mr. Morgan has friends here who will give him financial assistance to return home, lie is penniless, having spent his last dollar in the search.

IVcnliar oT th» K.v»»s. Coi.c.MIU s, Ind.. Oct. 24. —A peculiar disease has developed in the Mctlnigan family*, near here. Each member of the family with the right eye eau see as great a distance as is possible with a V'.lcscope. while with the left eye they cannoL recognize objects across the street. No spectacles so far tested can improve the defect of the left eye and make it conform to the right. The eyeballs arc plump and full, and the aris is of the same size and color in each, and the retina shows no defect or diseased tissues, yet the fiber.-, of tlie left eye see.*.: coarser that those or ordinary eyes.

Munler Nei«

WASI::*V

Warren ave.,

hoarse a few doses of Chamberlain become a Mother, Lj7\:^Z«r Cough Remedy will prevent, tho attack, mine. HKNDKKSON DAT.b,

Princeton. Oct I.—.Uirucs

I'M N ("KT o\. Ind..

Hughes was brought to this oit.v IViday ami placed in jail by Sherift' Key churned with the murder of a youn^ man by the name of .Johnson. They were at a'prohibition mooting on the niffht of October -1 at a schoriliiou.se in the southwest part of this count v. Hughes was drinking and the two got into a fijrht. Hughes seized a fence picket and dealt Johnson three heavy blows on the head, each of which crushed his skull.

Iiiitustrloii). l:urg:l:ir at Ten Ilntltc.

TI:I:I:K II.WTK.

Ind.. Ojt. J-l.—Many

houses were entered by a burglar Thursday night, but nothing of great vniue was taken. It is thought one man is doing the work, lie was in a half dozen houses within a few squares and was seen by women in two of tin1 houses, one woman finding him at her licdsido with a pistol in his hand. cii.-irseil "IIl Zaelt Itiules* Mimler.

TON. Ind.. Oct. !M.-(ii-andi-

11 Crosby, a well-known young farmer. is now in jail charged with the murder of Zack Hades, who was found dead at the rear of a saloon on Thursday moi n'ng. Crosby protests his innocence.

Cuiiii-il to Diratli.

I.VPIA

eoj is. Oct. -Jl.— Clar

ence CnviMivtuh. years old, was burned to death while playing around a Ijonfiie of loaves in this city. •Joh:i NhorleltV !.oti«? I.lie. •I i:i'ir::i s..N VII.I.K, Ind.. Oct 24.— John Shortell died at Little York, 30 miles north of here, aged 1 (J'J lie wax horn in Virginia

.years.

A Cum* of Sulchlit.

I.osnn\, Oct. 24.—The world of .science was painfully .startled when it he» catne known that l'hilip Herbert Carpenter, M. A.. K. !}. S., the distinguished scientist and high authority upon deep-sea dredging, whose death was announced Thursday, had committed suicide. It was shown at the inquest that madness existed in the dead •nun's family, and a verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered.

IVort/i It* miqht in Gold.

price can be placed

first symptom is hoarseness, then the "MotIter's Friend is worth its weight in child appears to haven taken cold or a gold as an alleviator. My wifo Buffered cold may have accompany] the hoarse-

liven after a rough cough has appeared, /f",' j,. tho disease may bo prevented by using this lemedy. as directed. For S'le by Nyo & Co.

JOSEPHINE SCUOKNUOUN, 713

DR. E. HUNTSINGER,

Advisory Physician to the Chicago Surgical Institute Ex-Surgeon 3d Regt. Indiana Infantry Trustee Chicago College for the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Medical and Surgical Specialist for the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Cbrontc Diseases

SITCJAT, attention to the longest standing and most. «HJliciilt. cast's to euro, as (irunwhir :tmi Intlnux'il Lids. Wi*nk. Watery Kyes, Dimness of Siuhl, Closure of 'I oar Ducts, etc f-^'Cutaraets, Cross Eyes »nd all Surgical Operations on the I5ye ta!l Skillfully performed without pain. iJHclittrgrti irom the Kars, hi the Head Successfully treated where others fail.

A CI1KOMC 1)ISCU \K(.K Is caused by Clears In the Karp, which, unices cured, are liable to Kat Into tlie Hrutn cnuing death by I nil iimitimi or i'»lood {i^'Consoltalion l-Yec. ffltflrrh negloeUd or Vmdly treated VidlilllL. Chronic Catarrh is The eat cause, of so much especially In the middle aged and old oplo. Also ol' Consumption. Pjlpc otery form quickly cured by tlie mildest ami most successful treatment ever used. No embarrassing examinations. No IV il. .No Danger. Foregoing class of diseases treated by special contract. Charges about one-half the usual fees of recognized snceiallsts of Cincinnati, Chicago or lndiauap oils for the same work*.

Special attention to titling Spec-

JlJlUaUta. tsieles and Kyo Glasses, for which purpose the Doctor has one of the most elaborate ami complete set of testing appliances in the west. Special pains taken toilt tho eyes and face, thus giving the Oif»ate«t and Comfort us well as greatly Improvingthe personal appearance of the wearer. No charge tor tlttlng.

East Side Square, Frankfort-, Ind., every .Saturday. Will be at Dr. McCornilck's Dental oflice CrawfordsviMe. Thursday, Oct. 2»j at Dr. Kleiser'olliee. Waveland, Friday, October 2 and :i0, until 10 o'clock a. in at Dr. lfogers otllee, Koekvlile, (Friday) sume day and date, afternoon until 4:110.

Notice to Contractors,

HltlCK SIDEWALK.

Nolicc is 'hereby given that scaled pro 1'osals will be received at the oflicc of the elerk of the city ot Crawfordsville, Indiana, until4 o'clock p. in.. Monday, November 1(1, 1

on pain,

in ten minutos with either of her

two children that she did all together with hor last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It js a blessing to any ono expecting of

Druggist,

Oarmi, HI

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye & 0o„ Crawforderille. Ind

SSI, for the buiming of a brick

sidewalk on tlie south side of west Pike street from the northeast corner of lot No. 7 in Mills lioirs addition to Crawfordsville, eastward to Grant avenue, except such portions as are now paved with brick.

Said sidewalk shall be paved to an even width of five (5) feet with good hard burned paving brick laid on eight (M) inches of sand.

The cost of said improvement of said sidewalk (except the pronortion occupied by streets and alleys) shall be assessed per lineal front foot against tho real estate abutting on said sidewalk, said assessments if deferred, shall bo paid in ten annual installinsnts, to each of which shall be added in terost at 0 per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually from the date of linal 'estimate thereon and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued fn anticipation of tho collection of said deferred assessment, unless the property owner pay their said assessment before said bond or bonds arc issued, all us provided form the act of the General Assembly of Indiana approved Marcli S, 18WI,and the contractor shall accept such bond or bonds in payment for the work.

All work to be done according to plans and specifications of the City Civil Engineer and to liis acceptanco.

Bids to be accompanied by an ac eptab!e bond, double in amount to tho work bid upon. Saul work to be completed within 30 days from the letting of the coiitruot, unless tho Council shall extend such time.

Bids to bo opened at the regular meeting of the council November 1«, 18'J1 The council reserves tho rigli any or all bids.

"A woman best under

stands a woman's ills." To what recognition is

a woman entitled whose

sole ambition in life was to do good to others, and

the fruit of whose labors

has proved a blessing to the civilized world?"

"ONE BOTTLE BROUCHT WlE OUT OF BED." DEAR MADAM IUI.TIMOHB, OCT. 30,1890.

Having soon your advertisement in Tuesday paper, 1 havo concludcd to send for your hook (entitled "Guide to Health -.nd Etiqaotto inclosed limi two 2-cent stamps. I havo used your vegetable compound, and without mistake I boliovo it to be the best medicine ever used. I was prostrate ono bottle brought me out of bed, and threo got me up so tliat I could do the housework. May you be as successful In the future as you havo been i.i the past, for everybody gives praiso to your medicine. Yours truly,

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S ""J*?.1:!

Is tho only 1*»Ntlv«* Cure nml Lrtritlmnt* llemrdy for tho peculiar weaknesses sunl ailments of women. All I)rupcists sell it as a Mantlurd article, or sent by mall, In form of Pills or Lozenges, on receipt of

+1AHK

An Illustrated book, entitled Guldo to Health and Etiquette," by lydla E. Plnkham, Is of great value to ladies. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-cent stamps,

Happy llaoslers.

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Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby ziven that sealed proposals will be received at the otlico of t!i* clerk of the city of Crawfordsville,Indiana, until 4 o'clock p. m., Monday, November lii',11, for the improvement, of east Wabasli avenue in the Cay of Crawfordsville. Ind., from Water street to tho right of wuy of the h. N. A. & C. Railroad.

Suid improvement to be made the following manner to-wit: 1st By setting a continuous lfne of 111 dianii hard limestone curbing, except at intersecting streets and alleys and driveways, on ".ucli sido of the Lcntral lino of tho street and sixteen Hi) feet from said central line, said curbing to be 3.' inched by 20 inches in size, set edgeways and placed on six inches of compacted sand All angles in stone curbing ut streets alleys and driveways shall be rounded to an outer radiusof two Ci) feet and an inner radius one (1) foot eight (S) inches. 2d. By paving the gutter on both sides of east Wabash avenue between the above mentioned points with Indiana hard liuie flaggingstone three (Hi to four (4) inches in thickness and thirty (80) inches wide. The said Hugging to be laid on eight and oneh.ilf (S)ij) inches of sand, to measure eight (S) inches after being pounded, down to a solid bearing. ild. By grading and sodding the spae'e between thes,dewulks and the curbstone.

Tlie total cost of said improvement shall be assessed per lineal front foot upon real estute abutting oil said east Wabash avenue, between said points, except the proportion thereof occupied by street and alley crossings which shall be assessed against the City of Crawfordsville. Ind. Said assessment, if deferred, to bj paid in ten annuol installment. A bond, or bonds, shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of said assessments, unless the property owners pay said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. Tho contractor to tnko said bonds in payment for the work. All as provided for in nn act of tlie General Assembly of Indiana, ap proved March 8, lSMI.

Tho length of east Wabash avenue inciuded between the above designated points is two thousand, one hundred (8,100) feet, more or less, and contractors must submit, bids for tho completion of the entire work under ono contract.

All work to be done according to plans and specifications of tho city civil Engineer and to his entire acceptance.

Bids tu be accompanied by an acceptable bond, double in amount to tho work bid upon. Saul work to be completed within DO days from the letting of tbe contract,unless such time be extended by vote of the council.

Bids to be opened at tho regular meeting of tlie council, Nov. 2, 1SU1. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids

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

Oct. 10.

right to reject

By order of the common councilor tho city of Crawfordsville, ind. W. F. SHARPE,

City Civil Engineer.

Oct. 24, 1S91.

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City Civil Engineer.

NOI'ICK UK

Proposed Street Improvement

LLLLLCK SIDCWAI.K.

OJfwp of City Ch rh\ Cratrfortlxriltr, Ind

Notice hereby given that, the Common Council of the City of Crawfordsvll»e.piirsimnt to the provisions of the General Asscinhlv, approved March 8, 1SHJ», providing the mode anu manner of making st »-eet improvements enforcing the payment of the costs thereof, and issuing street Improvement honds, as therein provided, etc.. having duly passed the following resolution, to-wit:

Kesolvcd. hy the Common Council or the City of Crawfordsville, that it is deemed necessary to improve the sidewalk on the south side of west Pike street from the north-east corner of lot No. 7 In Mills addition CJLSI t/ Grant avenue hy paving with best hard burm«d paving brick laid to an even width or 5 feet, on eight inches of sand, .All work tobedone Inaceordanco with profile and specifications on file 111 the olliceof the City Civil Knginecr. The tot«l cost of said Improvement shall bo assessed per lineal front foot upon realot ate abutting on said south stdo W. IMke street between s»ld points (except the proportion thereof occupied by street and alley crossings, which shall he assessed against, the City of Crawfordsville, hid.) Said assessments. if delerred. to be paid iu ten annual Installments. A bond, or bonds, shall be Issued In anticipation of the collection of said assessmer.Ls, unless the propertj owners pay said jtssespmonts before said nond or bonds are Issued. All as provided for In an actof the (tcneral Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8, IhSl).

Not ice is further hereby given to the owners of all projertj* along tho line of said proposed Improvement, to appear at the olllce of the Mayor of said city on tho 2nd day of Nov., Ihtu, at. 7:J10 o'clock p. in., and there make their objections, if „ny Vy have, to the necessity lor said proposed improvement.

JIOT'I.DEKLNO GUTTERS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received nt the office of the elerk of the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, until 4 o'clock p. 111., Monday, November 2, 1MH, for improving the gutter ou the north sido of east Market street, from Wlnt.lock avenuo cast to the lirst allov bv bouldering the same to a width of five (5) feet laid in eight (8) inches of sand.

Tho total cost of said improvement shall be assessed per lineal front foot upon real estate abutting on said east Murkot street between said points (except the proportions thereof occupied bv street and alloy crossings, which shall bo assessed against the City of Crawfordsville, Ind.) Said assessments, if deferred, to be paid in ten annual installments. A bend, or bonds, shall bo issued in uiiticipation of tlie collection of said assessments unless the property owners pay said assessments beforo said bond or bonds aro issued. All as provided for in an act of tho General Assembly of Indiana, tinproved March 8, 18-SJJ.

All work to bo done according to plans nnd specifications of tlie City Civil Engineer and to his aceoptanco.

Bids to bo accompanied by QP aoeoptabio bond, double in amount to tbo work bid

oinniciided by leading plivslela s. (T/swCTi "ids to be opened at the regular meoting rodo.

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Tho council reserves tbo right to reject any or nil bids. By order of the common council of tbo city of Crawfordsville, Ind.

W. P. SHARPE,

Oct. 10, IS!.'.:

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unit to his acceptance.

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points, (exe pt the ..L

occupied by street and :ul.»v'TU"" thereo? shall be assessed against iV,! fordsviiio, i„,|. my „f deferred, to be paid in tl1i1ssessmenl. ,, monts. Aboml, or b-jmU SII-IMT' '"s!ailin anticipation of the collwlt' sessmotits, unless the pro ,er said assaid assessments -fore sii?i !'0Crs l'»l uro issued. AH as provided for "r

tho Council, Nov.

icc

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Bids to be urcoinpanicil by

bond, doubte in ainmi, upon. .Said work to he cnimVi ,ork W 80 days fram the letting of

Bids to be opened ul

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The council reserves the 'rj„i„ un.v or all bids. 'k1'1 to rii I By order of the Ccium,,,, I ity of Cr,iwrordsville. "''to

KHAHPE.

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Notice is hereby ,| will bo rceeivi u„. mj,,, thoeit.i of Cnnu.mlsville Iii,li,V.',1 ""V" clock p. in on Monday.' N,lV I'!"

propose I Utrkotl

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The total cost shall be tt.ssessrd upon real estate uhiittimr street between said points |Hrtlon thereof crossings, widen Mian i»eu.s»t nimin« Uty ol Crawlordyviile, li„i., Sal.lukwm™ if iJelerrtM, to be |u!«t In ten unuuttl insiailmonts. A bond, orlunds. shull I anticipation of h, Oollectloi, of SH!^ incuts, unless Hie property OWIHTS twv assessments l»efoivsuid Unidor UindU^ sued. AW as provided lor in at) act ol .• «n IKK't

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.sum points. ie.\wM t)u. I

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AI] work tobi'doae 'ieeoniinu piun«nel specifications of the Chy Civil KntdmTRiitito his acceptance.

Illds to be aecotn psmied hy .m luvptai-'e bond, double in umotim to the w.»rk bid t^aid work to be completed within :10diivsirom* the letting ot the contniel

Ibds to he opened the the (Council, Nov. 'J. lssu The Council reserves ihr or all bids.

reriilar niMHini of rljrlit torpjeounyl

Hy order of the Common Council of the Citrl of Crawfordsville, Ind. I

W. K. SHAUPF. City Civil Kn/i'iivr.

10.

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Notice to Contractors,

nuicK smr.vAi.K,

Notice is hereby given that sMied pro-| posals will be received at the oftic«eft. clerk of the city of Crawlordsviile, In.iiacal until four o:clock p. m. Monday, Nov. 2,1 18(.Ut for improvinu' the sidewalk OD the! south side of west Main s»*eet in front ot| lots 54, 55 and 5«» iu T. II. KLsline'saiid

t^D,!

by paving with brick t«i a width of 5 feet laid on eight inches of sand. The total cost, of said improvement! shall be assessed per lineal front frotf upon real Restate abutting on west Main sfeet between points except the proportion thoreofl occupied by street and alley cross I hips, which shall be assessed neainst the! City of Crawfordsville, Ind. Suid assess*! inents, if deferred, to be paid 111 ten annualj installments.' A bnnd, or bonds, shall issued in anticipation of the collection ofl said assessments, unless the proi^nn owners pay said assessments before MiilJ bond or boiids are issued. Tbe rontractoil \o take bonds in payment for the wvkl All as providedfor in an act of the (?eal oral Assembly of Indiana, approvejj March 8, ISS',1.

All work to be done accordine to |!ai and specifications of the city eivd neer and to his acceptahee.

Bids to be accompanied hy an bond, double in amount of the worn I'll upon. Srtid work to be completed witti] JK* days from the lulling of theeoDtrarf

Hills to bo opened at the regular meeting of the Council Nov 2. 1M«I, The council reserves the ri^.lto r.A*J any or ail bids.

Hy order of tho common council 01L.1 city of Crawfordsville. Ind SHAHPF.

Notice

C.M.SCOTT.

Oct. 10. Cit Clerk.

Notice to Contractor?..

Citv (.'ivil Knpnecr.

Oct 10,181)1.

NO I( up

Proposed Street

Improvement!

IIKM'K SII'KU'AI K. I

Office of City Clerk, Criiirftmhi-ilb.lhi

hereby driven iluit liie Coniinof

Council of the City of Cmwfordsv lie, to the provisions of tin (Jeneral Aswitu-j.sB proved March 8, 18M», provldinK the 1 K* uud manner of making sli-eel lm|»nneiuiiJ| enforcing the payment, of -tlie and isuinjr street Improvement I herein provided, etc having du.v 1 following res»lutlon. to-witi ltes)lvcd, by the Cmunon Co moil of 'hi 1 VU» LLJ LLW

city of Crawfordsville. that II i^deeait'd 1 snry to Impmve the aide vvalK on the we*1 *'J flpimf tii'itniui In front ot thepn'l I of south Grant avenue In front of now ownoO by II. H. ltlstliie, Mr.-. .'OIHI the lielrs of I'rof. S. S. 'Iljouisf.li.

duw:ilk lie(rins at tiie souil, iiiu*of owned hy II. H. Itlsl lne a.,'1 Mi's In fn• part of lot No. "H, aliinl,

1rollep.

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mil, lot 9. Said sidewalk to he jm «l «it bnriiid (KH'Intf lirlek (oiiwliltli fuot liililon eltflH Inel"'!" ot .«""!•

Ail work to lie done ill ,«•••'"l»n

11'.3

tile luid •Jpecltloat Ions nil (lie HI tin' J'T 1 i, ity Civil Kniiueer. The l.ilui provenicnt.shtiil :,fe»M'il per ill."' foot upon it'll I est:, to iihiitii"'-'

0,1

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side of s..wt!i tlriint uveni:it I 1 sulci |Kjint3 (except Hie I rK3 he re of

crossing. lilch *li»» rs'^'', 'i S,,„oi City ot'Criiwfonlsviile. Ind.i f""11' II deferred, to lie p.ild in ton »nim. menus. A bond or liiuKla. plml .1 .J.iSjn,.„tJ tlclputloll of tliet'oilot'tloii'if s.i il.i_^ J1 uuless well properly owneis •Hunts before said bond .In- li.ii.riAll ui provldiMl lor In an net ol J1 ,,s3 Assembly ol' Inillana, appnucil

mn.

N-Jtlco Is flirt li'T hereby tin en.to 11 nil property nlontr tho I !„.Mini jiwemeiit. toiippe ir i'l tin- iyi|. 'J of said city on the Will •H'V J(: ~:M o'eloek. p. in :m«l

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ject.ions suld proposed Impioveiiieiu.

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