Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 April 1892 — Page 2

Not One of Our Rings

vt'.j* wo lmve rlntrs Unit. t»«» oiiurilly iiurnclive til HI our dtsplay oi KitVN AIM* is." f»«nsM"orthocw. tti'it which Is iustroy h.«yon«l fk'scrlutioii, but nlmust pcrlectlj piuln. uppcstls to your tabic vt.» i-un show you Miino suporh s»pPi:tiiuMi it thy highly r.mM Is hi yo-jr lino, come suM look »t some of thtMnost. plouslnjr devils that. vvor lett the imiictc tinkers of jieoomplisheti workers tn Mlvor. It wouhl be mlstaku for you to run iiwuv with the idea that- it takes a good doul ol money to pratIfy such tastes. We will clour uwiiv such misapprehensions on that point if votivlH call and look at our Orange Bowls, Nut and Fruit Dishes, and oilier articles too numerous to mention. I'leasc bear In mind that we are headquarters for milking J*ood timokeepprsoutof your watches anil clocks and thai is the rcusou wu repair more than all others.

:J\

S. lECESI-.L'Y.

1, liast Main .Street.

While it Rains

i'repare lor SuiiHhitic

By ordering a New Bonnet or

MRS. WILSON,

127 South W.iniiln^ioii Street.

OSOUND COCOA-NUT Heady for- Cake, and HORSERADISH

Kri'sh and Heady Fur Table t.'se.

Each 5 Ccntsa Glass- »uy them Butcher's Candy Stand, Corner Washington nn:l Main streets.

KIRK'S

IAM0N

TAR SOAP

Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.

Curoo

Chapped Bando, Wounds, Burna, Etc. Bemovea and Prevents Dandruff.

MERICAH FAMILY S01P. Best for General Household Usa

A COCKHORSE.TO

"CHICAGO OF COURSE,TO GET.

s°ME0F$PTACWS

4®AP WHICH IS BOSS. ITS MERITS F0RCLEANIN6 AND WASHING THE CLOTHES. .ASSURE IT A WELCOME -WHEREVER IT GOES.

FAIRBANKS

SMT&CLAUSSQAP IS THE BEST FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE. ALL GROCERS KEEP IT.

ONLY BY

N.KFAIRBANKJ-C#.

Street

207 East WaSn

Dainty Shoes for Dainty Fee!. It'll pay you handsomely to buy a pair of 0'ir{2 "0 shoos. Just as sure as you wear ••them long enough to wear them out. ami you'll have to wear them lone to do It, .you'll come bark for another pair, if you wan* tn kuow what comfort in footwear really means, these are the shoes lor you. They'll lit as snugly as an easy fitting glove am! there are plenty of gloves not calf BO be coming. As to the price, S2..T0. if they arc not worth it and a little morn, no shoes h.ivc ever been worth what you paid for them. You certainly would not blame us if we asked a larger figure.

DAILY JOURNAL.

"SATUKDAYTAPRIL 23. 1892.

fLASREBfROMOVEBTEE OITZ,

—A good bell boy can obtain a posi-

lion nt the Nutt hotel. Harry Morgan was able to drive down town this morning lifter a long sickness.

Frank Snyder and wife and Walter Snyder left this morning for visit at Middletown, Ohio. —The membership of Friendship I.ndgo. I. O. G. T„ are earnestly requested to attend the meeting to-night —The ProhHiitioners will hold their congressional convention at Torre Haute on Friday, May 13. Friday and 13 Such an nnlncky combination ma_\ cause the defeat of their candidate. —The proprietors of the Junction

House desire to return their thanks to the fir# department for the promptness of their arriTu.l and the efficiency of their work in arresting what promised to bo a destructive conflagration. —The farm residence 'of Charles jraguire. four miles north of DarlingIOD, was entirely consumed by 2i yesterday morning, caused from a defective tine. As the men were not at home most of their household goods were lost. Loss about 81,000, insured iu the Home of New York for $400.

The Monon summer time curd will go in effect ubout April 27th. New vestibule fast trains will be put on. leaving Louisville rnd Chicago at noon and arriving at terminal points at 9 p. in., making the rnn in the unprecedented time of nine hours for the entire distance. They will stop only at principal stations.

Nearly Killed "Ni?."

"Nig" Seering lies in the jail at Covington with his head cracked and frightful bruises all over his person. Ever-Bince he was taken from the Cr»wfordsville jail to Covington, the young man hns been giving the Sheriff all the trouble he could. Ho would throw the dishes through the bars at the Sheriff's young chickens and killed several. He

tore up bis blanket and mating a rope lassoed the little ohildren that wore playing "Skip-tum-a-loo" on the sidewalk Rnd deported himself after the manner of the hc-athen generally. Yesterday ho put up a job to assassinate Deputy Sheriff Lum Zimmerman and for this purpose he secured a heavy iron bar and concealed it in his cell. "Nig" is a great talker however, and disclosed his intentions to a fellow prisoner. Zimmerman happened being in the basement and hearing the conversation went up and strode at once into the cells. "Nig" struck at him viciously with the iron bar but Zimmerman who was on the alert dodged and then before "Nig" could rally closed with him. Zimmerman id a powerful fellow and pounded the' youth fearfully. When released, however, "Nig" again rushed at him and

Zimmerman cracked his head laying him out senseless on the floor. "Nig" now has his head done up in vinegar and brown paper and will be nnnble to receivo his friends for a iew davs.

The Oonnty Fair.

••The County Fair" is carried in two special cars, and the piny will IKI em bellished in the same complete manner aa in New York. Two great senti metal and sensational features nre introduced, viz.: An old-fashioned husking bee, in which a score or more people are used, a rnnniug horse race, in which threo thoroughbreds are seen running full tilt in all the enthusiasm of a close finish. In this scene over 10.000 pounds of machinery are used. Of tho play Fitself it is generally described aa superior to "The Old Homestead" in its portraynl of New England churacter. Tho conservative critic of tho New York Herald says: "The play is sweet as the odor of freah hav and tho laughter of village maidH 111 midsummer."

A Small Fire.

4 o'clock from the

Yesterday afterncon about an alarm of fire was sent in Junction house. The fire originated in tho garret from a defective fluo and was discovered by Dan Sullivan who had it almost under control when the department arrived. The work of the department noon wound it up arid tho loss was slight.

A HOOD camera for salo cheap at 9Do store

ANT hat in tho house at cost this wiek at Jim Moloney's.

The National flower,

Another good nfldience welcomed the National Flower at Music Hall last iovening anil another oxcelleut porforinance was given by the children. In some respects, especially the drills, tho uteitainment was a decided improvement over the exhibition of Thursday night. The tlowers all appeared to excellent advantage and were all heartily encored. The attorneys' part in tho performance was marred by the absence of Mr. Thomson, who was unexpectedly iilltid from tho city, leaving the ladies to select a substitute with no knowledge of the music or notion. Tho singing was, if anything, better than tho evening before and Misses Morgan,

Kline, MotTetl, Campbell and Cowan appeared to tho best advantage. Tho minuet as presented by the lilies was one of tho features of the evening and caused no little favorable comment. The entertainments weremest gratifying to those in charge, as they were not only successful from an artistic standpoint but from a financial standpoint as well, something lilys $800 being cleared by tho two nights' performance.

It has been generally remarked that more successful ameteur exhibition was never given in the city. Much of the credit of this success is due to Stanley Simpson, who had tho performers in charge and who so conducted affairs that there wus no clash or any of those embarnssing pauses usually so frequent in entertainments of a similar nature. Mr. Simpson is to be congratulated as indeed are all who worked so hard and who took 6uch an interest in making the affair a splendid success.

For Treasurer.

John B. Kice is announced in to-dny's JOURNAL as a candidate for Treasurer of Montgomery county before the Republican convention to bo held on May 7. Mr. Kice is a young man of most excellent abilities and has had large experience in clerical work.' He is a man of unquestioned integrity and is popular with all classes of people. During A. F. Ramsey's time as Treasurer he was the deputy in the office and since then has been employed ne bookkeeper in the Citizens' National Bank. Should the convention give him the nomination he will be a tower of strength to the ticket.

Spence is Thankful.

John Spence, of Spence"* People'n Paper. thus returns thanks to Charley Berry for a couple of Bhovel handles.

Last Tuesday Charley Berry sent us over a couple of sample shove! handles, his own mnke, whieh for superiority of finish, strength and toughness could not be beat in any factory in the Union. We are glad to know that our printer friend is Buch an adept, but ngnin are not surprised when wo take into consideration that he spent five the best years of his life in Michigan City in a4 handle factory, and during that time was not bothered by loafers or pryii eyes on account of a high fence "thai surrounded tho enc.osure.

.From the Outside.

We are delighted with our opera, the National Flower. Many praises are given. We were proud of our judge, in hia dignity, and in love with his Bongs.' The daises, in snowy dress, the drill of the roses, the busy talkative jury, our learned^nd musical barristers, a critical audience. But most of all we were interested with tho weeds. They rushed upon the stage from every corner, and standiag close together as weeds do, in clear, sweet voices they told us they were only weeds. At the close of the lastecene, when tho opera intableanx was before us as a pasture of liying tlowers, we could look upon and admire the "judge and jury," the dear little daisies, the roses, red, white and yellow, the pond lily, graceful eun (lower, the stately oak, the ugly onion, the dear old maids—nil were there. Far away in tho back ground, there stood, dressed in living green, the weeds, almost the neatest, and sweetest and brightest of all. X. Z.

—J. R. Douglas is furnishing and sitting out 75 of the finest maple shade trees ever sold in tho city for Bob Davis on west Main and Market street.

I. 0. 0. F.

The Daughters of Relieknh of Martlif Washington Lodge No. 13 T. O. O. F., nro requested to meet at tlic.r hall on Sunday, April 24, at 10 o'clock a, m., for the purpose o! attending devine services at the Raptish church. By order.

T. N. MTERS. Jilts. J. B. BATIR, Secretarv. N. G.

There ts more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and -until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, anil proscribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pro--notinced incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollar for any case it fails to cure! Send for circulars.and testimonies. AddresR.

F. J. CHENEY A: CO., Toleoo, O. £3?~Sold by Druggists, 75o.

FLS-F. cakes a specialty nt Nicholson ir Jack man's.

PLCMDIKO nnd gaB fitting at 20 per cent, discount at Itial Benjamin's, in Music Hall Block.

Ax elegant new stock of chnndeliers tie and gas globes at Rial Benjamin's plumbing shop. Call and see.

T* yon want good bread try Z*igl*r •eimaa's, 21T Bast Uaia irtrtat.

REPPBLIP AN UONVENTIOH. Saturday, May 7, the Time-Saturday, April 30, the Bate for Selecting Delegates.

Tho ltopubllcansof Montgomery county and all who will aot and vote with them at tlio approaching election will meet lu township mass convention In their respective townships,lit the plaoo lioreaftor named ou Saturday, April 30, 180S!, at a o'clock p. mfor the purpose of selecting dclcvaleg and alternates to the county convention: Township Dtlt. Place of Mettlng Coal Craek 9 Center School Housu.

Waynetowo. Alamo. rv"-' Waveland. Center School House Ladoga. Center School House. Darlington. Center School House. Linden. Grand Jury ltonm. Mayor oltlco, C. N. Williams' offico. W. T. Whlttlligton'B office. Crane & Audorson's olllee. F. M. Dice's office

Wayne t) Ripley 5 Brown .... -.in 8~ott Clark... 8 Walnut ..—10 Franklin 10 Sugar Croek .. 0 Madison 0 Union—

Prco't. No.l 3 "2 4 8 S 4 4

O 3 fl 3

L.gtllwcll'solllco. Recorder's office. D. W. Hartmau's office. 8mall Court ttooin. Probato Court Koom. 8. A. Stlllwoll's offico. Kennedy &• Kennedy's olllee. It. It. Hussoll's office. C. N. William's office.

.1 5 8 4 0 3 "10 6 "11 4 "it: 4 S: "13 5 "14 2 "ir 2 "10 4 j^yile Brush's otllcc. 130 Tho Delegates thus selected will meet In the city of Crawlordsvlllo on

SATURDAY, MAY 7,1802.

For the purpose of nominating candidates lor county officers to be elected on Novombor 8, 1802. Every Republican lu tho county Is Invited to this convention.

C. N. WlI.LUMS,

Chairman Central Commtttee.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Mayor,

FRED C. BAN DEL. For Marshal. JOHN J. BROTHERS.

For Clerk.

CHARLES M. SCOTT. For Treasurer, WILLIAM K. fllCUOLS.jN-

For Councllmen.

1st Ward-BEN 8. MTERS. 2nd Ward-AUSTIN L. TOMI.1NSON, 3d Ward—ANDREW E REYNOLDS,

MARKETS.

Grain* FrotUlonf, Etc* CHIOAOO, April 28.

FLOUR—Quiet and Arm. Spring patents, ti.5064.tt Rye, »4.66®&.00 Winter wheat patents, 14.50^170 Straights, M.SO&lti).

WHKAT—Ruled firmer. No. S cash, 82@83cj May, SOH&SiHc July 80tt&SlH-tuUng about the same aa May,

CORN—Fairly active and firmer, to.

RTE—Firm, but quiet. Na 3 ensh, 73Hot sample lots, 74^75o May delivery, 73^0. BARLBT—Scarce, wanted and firm. Sample lot quotable. Low grades, 35®40c commou to fair, 41&40c good, 60®55c choice, 5&&6Sc, and fancy higher.

MESS Ponic—Dull and faljply steady. Cash and May, I9.77H^.47H July, I9.57H&&674. LARD-»Qutet and steady. Caab and May, S6.15&6.17H: July, M.2S&C.27H.

PoULTRY~~Live Chickens, 12Hc per lb. Live Turkeya, A&14o per lb. Live Ducka, per lb. Live Geese, I3.00Q7.00 per dozen.

BUTT0R—Creamery, 17®22c Dairy, 12@20o Faoking Stock, 0©13c. OrLS—Wisconsin Prime White, 7?^o Water White, 7Jfc Michigan Prime White. UHo Water White, lO'^o Indiaaa Prime White, 9Ho Water White, 10c Headlight, 175 test, 9\ie\ Gasoline, 87 deg's, l4o 74deg's, Nuphthu, 63 deg's, 7c.

LlQCoits—Distilled Spirits steady on tho baste of (1.13 per gal for finished goods.

Nnw YORK, April 22.

WIIBAT—Unchanged to \ic lower dull only local trading. April, 03?c May, 00 3-10®905-ificj June. 89KQ89*ic July. 89x®90c August. 88*4

W S be 8 9 CORK—Qutet, steady. No. a, 4PV4@ftlc steamermized, 4iSJ49^c.

OATS—Dull, steady. Western,

84&40a

Provisions—Beef dull and unchanged. Es tra mess, 97.50C&&0 family, W.W&10.50. Pork Inactive and steady. Now mess, tll.OO&ll.?^ old mess, 99.50ai0.00 extra prime, 111.50. Ln. quiet and steady. Steam-rendered, f9.47i tskfcd.

CLBVELAND,:0., April CS.

PBTROLIUM—Easy. Standard white, llOdeg., teat OHc 74 gasoline, 7c: 86 gasoline, 100 69' naphtha, #He.

LIT# Stock. CBICAQO, AprilH

CATTLE—Market fairly active,.prices firm. Quotations rouged I4.40Q6.00 for cholcete extra shipping Stoers 13.80^4.89 for good to choice do. I3.45Q3M for fair to good 93.20& 3.66 for common to medium do. I3.00^3.5A for butchcrs' Steers 82.60&3.S0 for Stackers 15.79$ 8.00 for Texas Steers 13.10^3.75 for feeders: I1.50&3.25 for Cows 91.75^3.60 for Bulli aud B.00&4.75 for Veal Calves.

HOG9—Market moderately active and weak bttodooline. Sales ranged at t8.8AQ4.45 for Pigs [email protected] for light M.10®4.t3 for rough pack* log $4.2SQ4.00 for mixed U.80^4.t9 for heavy packing and shipping lot*

Pure and Wholesome Quality Commends to the public approval the California liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. It is pleasant to the taste and by acting gently on the kidneys, liver and bowelB to cleanse the system effectually, it promotes the health and comfort ot all who uw it, and with millions it is the beat and only remedy.

HAVZ you tried any of those Taggart orackers? ..

GET nobby stiff or soft hats at cost this week at Jim Molony's.

SPRAY pumps andPure GardenSeedB. The beetore found at Ttnsley A Marin's. 4-S

HAT Sale this week at Jim Moloney's, 211 east Main street. GET Riol Benjamin to repnir your old hydrant or put you in a new one. Ho has tho best that is made.

Wh«o Bob tu ride, we f»T«bar Outoria. When ibawaa a Child, aha cried for Caitorla. When ahe becama Miaa, aba aluog to Castoria. Wbsn aba bad ChOdnB, «be gave tbna Caatorla.

For years the editor of the Burlington, Junction,(Mo.,)Post, has been subject to cramp oolio or fits ot indigestion, which prostrated him for several hours and unfitted him for business for two or three days. For the past year he has been usino Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy whenever occasion required, and it has invariably given him prompt relief. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye & Co.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed,' and not less than one million people have found jost such a friend in Dr. Eings.New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, —If you have never used this Great Oough Afedicine, one trial will convince yon that it has wonderfnl curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is olaimed or mosey will be refnaded. Trial bottles free at Nye 4c Oa'a Drag Stare. Large Battles t#a. aaai $1.M.

CHILD BIRTH MADE^EASY!

MOTHERS' FRIEND is

3 and

No. 2 Yellow, 41«o No. 3, 40e No. 3 YellNr, 40*£®41c May, 4&43c June, 39Q39Hc July* 39&39140 August, 39K&39HO.

OATS—Easier. No. 8, May. 29c July, ?7?i&28c> Samples eMier. No. 3, 27H@20Hci Na 3 Whit©, S0&31Hc No. 2, »H©30c Na 2 White, si^ssc.

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shorten Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS mailed FREE, containing valuable intormation and voluntary testimonials. Scrtbv express on receipt of price $1.60 per br" 0RADFIELD HEGULAT0R CO., Atlanta.

SOLI) 11V ALL DILL-OOISTr* Sold by Nye & Co.

Outfit that very properly contains a supply of

Hires' £2

which adds to the enjoyment of all the other dainties, and makes a picnic a picnic indeed. A 25 cent package makes 5 gallons of this very popular beverage.

Don't be deceived if a dealer, for tb sake of larger profit, tells you some other kind is ''just as good "—'tis fclse. Nek-imitation is as good as the genuine HIRES'.

Large Arrival of New Goods, at

A scientific

ally prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the tticdical profession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

MOTHERS' I E N

Mor)z

CONDENSED

iocs

'Weat

Makes an every*day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid imitations—and insist on having the

NONE SUCH brand.

MERRELL & SOULE, Svracuse, N. Y.

Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. Most people need to nse it.

For 0 number of years I have been subject to violent attacks of inflammatory rheumatism whieh generally lasted about two month On the first ot this month I was attacked in the knee and suffered severely for two duys, when procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it reli ved almost instantly, therefore niostcoheerfully recomend it to those who nre similarly afilicted everywhere.—R. D. WNITELY, Martindale, N. C., Feb. 1888. Mr. Whitely is a very prominent man in this place and bis disease was very widely known as he suf fered such severe pain.— W. M. HOUSTON & Co., Merchants,Ma rtindnle, N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by Nye & Co.

Miles' Xerve d» 'Liver Pills. Act on anew principle—regnlatingthe tver stomtche and bowels through the nerves. Anew discovery. Dr .Miles' Pills speedily cure billouness. bad taste, torpid iver piles, constipation. Unequnied for men, women, children. Smallest^ mildest urest. 30 doses 26 cents. "Royal lluhy" Port IVlnc.

Tho term "delicate health" is used to express a physical condition, in which the powers of nature npponr to be partially exhausted, and the system is peculiarly sensitive to all morbid influences. Slight causes, which would produce no disturbance whatever in the body or mind of a robust individual, prostrate the strength and depress the spirits of persons in delicate health. Recourses should bo hud under theBO circumstances to "Royal Ruby" port wine. If there is any reserve of vitality in tho enfeebled organization,thisunequaled exhiliarant and tonic will will rise nnd develope it. Quart bottles 81.00 pints 60 eta. Sold and guaranteed by Nye & Co. Druggists. Bottled by Royal Wine C«., I Chicago.

The Trade Palace

Dry Goods,

And Sweeping Reduction in Prices.

Tho depressed condition of the market at our first buying and the still lower price which Mr. McCluro took advantage of in the Market last wcok, enables us to ofTer lowor prices iu ovary dopartmont in the house. So for bargains in

Millinery,

WILLIAMS

125

Carpets, Etc.,

Go to the Trade Palace of

McClure & Graham:

NORTH WASHINGTON STREET.

SPECIAL SALE OF

Wall Paper,

This Week.

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.

ROBINSON & WALLACE.

CORNER BOOK STORE.

All Aboard for Bargains

We lmve Just received lresh line of Teas, Coffees, Sugars Flour of all kind6, Pickles, Molitses, Apples,

Fine Maple Syrup,

Dried and Canned Fruits of ull kinds.

And are prepartd to sell tliem at. the Lowest Possible Prices.

Wm. SEERING & SON.,

~plum Street Depot. rompt deliver of all Good*-

Natural Gas Fitting.

If yon are going to havo your house piped for Natural Gas call and see us. We can save you money, as our rents nre small and we only want living wages for doing your work* We use the best stock that money will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. We make no charge for measuring yoar house and giving you estimate.

Every MAN who would know tho GKANDTHUTnS, tho I'latn Facts, thrOld Secret* and tho New Discoveries of MCUIICAI bclcnco an applied I Mnrrietl Life, should writo for our wonderful Utile bMk. culi* "A TKBATISH POlt MKN ONLV." To any earnest mnn w® will moll u: copy .Entirety Free* tn plRln eenled cover. "A refuge from the quack -.

BROS.,

South

Green St.

O. U. PERRIN,

LAWYER and PATENT ATTORNEY

Joel Block,

South Washington Street.

CRAWKOKDSVILLK

CALL.

NDIANA.

Notice of City Election.

OFPICE

CITY CI.F.HK,

CiuwFoimsviu.E, 1NI, April JO, 1SSI3. To tlic voters of tho City of Crawfordsville, Indiana: Notice is hereby eiyon that an election will be hold in tho City of Ci'awfordsvllle, Jtidhinn. on tlio first (1st) Tuesday of May, 1S92, to:wit: on the'Sd day of May, 1S'.I2. between tho liours pro scribed for law, for the purpose of electing tho following ofllcers, to servo two (2) years each, to-wit: 1

One Mayor, One City Clerk. One Treasurer. One City Marshal. One Councilman for tho First Ward. One Councilman for the Second Ward. Ono Councilman for the Third Ward. And you are hereby further notified that tho following places havo been selected as the places for voting:

Precinct 1, First Ward, at Frank Smith's resfdenee. northwest corner of Grant avenue and.Market street.

Precinct 2, First Ward, at Milt Williams' residence, southwest corner of Grant avonuo and Market streets.

Precinct 3, FirBt Ward, at 13enoflel's store on Pike street. lePrecinct 4, First Ward, at Henry Milr's residonce on Collcgo street, between Walnut street and Giant avenue.

Procinct 1, Second Ward, at Banilel's shop, northwost corner of Pilte and Green streets.

Precinct 2, Second Ward, a', Dr. Duncan's oQicc, Washington street, between Wabash avenue and Piko street,

Precinct 1, Third Ward, at Smith's wagon shop on Main street Precinct 2, Third Ward,at H.T.Schonck's tin shop on Water street.

Procinct 3, Third Ward, nt No. 2 engine house, southeast corner Collego and Wator streets.

Precinct 4, Third Ward, at A. II. K'chner's residonco, 000 south Plum street. Hy order of tho Commnn Council.

In witness whereof I havo hereunto sot my hand this 19th day of April, 1892. II. P. ENHMINGKH,

City Marshal.

I, C. M. Scott, Clerk of tho City of Cruwfordsville, Indiana, do certify tho above to bo a truo statemoat of tha places for the casting of votes, and also tbe officers to be voted fur as above stated,

CIIAITFT'ei M. SQOTT, Oily Ul«rk.

THE ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N« Y.

Best and Cheapest

Real Estate in the City Now on the Market.

The Wm. S. .Galey Homestead and Three Lots Adjoinirg Yet Unsold.

Also a Few Lots in the

Beautiful Grove

Forest Trees on East Wabash Avenue.

.sue

Lettersiiiiatci]THIIJI

Lot

i],(FEDTYS

.st CO

have soil within tbels

£28.50

?5 0II(r

foot..NI lliese lots are

?10

$20

fioiit

nppraised lit

from

per front foot one

abeantiful corner lot

deep—being appraised

oulj

177

feat

$2'J.50

per front foot. Good judges say the

lots lmve

been appraised at a very low price

•"s

compared with other lots in th« eity.

oucan now buy at the appraise-

..lent.

you will prob

If you delay

ably have to pay more.

CTTAS. JOHNSTON, Coin tn issioner.

I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh goods in the Furniture line in the State, which I will offer at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wm. L. Elder,

43 and 46 8. Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

THEONLYOURE^

For Norrouji Prostration. N«rr. 0111 and Physical Debility. Vital

Exhaustion, Insomnia Pklntn the Bnolc, Cold ILftndi or Jlad Circulation. UlueLlnu under the Eyes, Pimples and atl other nervous or UloodDlncaMfllnell or *ei. They make new hcftltby blood restore tbe

Nerr*

System,

and brlnff the roseate^.

PtrUMDi

or .theTier* Jerres,

rjmjmre BJood or Past Errors, should at one* take DB.BOMB'S Jimrrm

niwh of health

FOR SALE IN

TMIIQ Pills, *e

Citftl lift lUMwr, 60 cents a vial. Fer sale bv Drsr flat*, eraeatby matt SAFE, CERTAM, SPEEDY. HOBB'R BIBDienrK CO., •A*nuiici«eooronioAoo.

CRAWPORDSVILEE,

MOTTOIL & Morfta, Druggltta.

ISD., BV