Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 July 1892 — Page 3

FRUIT

rubbers, wax me

lo put Up fruit.

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come,

Don't Wait!

AT THESE PRICES

Fruit jars, Fruit Cans, and Jelly Glasses, extra tops and

•Iters and stew kettles. Everything necessary

Bros, 99-c©nt Store

MID-SUMMER SALE!

We will offer for the next 30 days great bargains

to make room for our Fall Stock that is fast bein bought. This sale is strictly CASH.

forty Bedroom Sets, ranging in price from $12 to $.|0.

is no advertising dodge. You can buy furniture cheaper of 11s now than it was ever sold in Crawfordsville before. Come and see the bargains in Bookcases, Sideboards, Parlor burni tine, Center Tables, Reed and Rattan Chans, Fancy Chairs, 1 )inning-room Chairs and Cain-Seat Chairs. rl

mences on Tuesday, July 19, and lasts for forty days.

QUEENS WARE.—We

GROCERIES.—125

ber of Dinner Sets as well as a great many odd pieces of ware to close out. You can buy this ware at your own price—iirst

Iirst served. This ware is a little damaged but will be sold cheap.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

MEN'S FINE SHOES, Lace and Congress, Kang.and Calf, J'1.00 fur W.'JIi n.oil for :1.7a 4.00 l'nr :uu Patent Leather, Extra Quality and Style,

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The Cut Is Deep traction Great! out our stock of

Of odd sizes and kinds, and to make room for our Fall stock it is necessary at this season of the year to have our Clearance Sale.

Manj- of them we will close out at less than cost. It includes men's, women's and children's fine shoes, iirst-class and good style. Only to condense this stock do we make this ale. Some at the following prices:

Lace and Congress,

f».oo for :i.r»o to ii.7r \.

Order Your New Suit

OP

COLMAN & MURPHY,

Everybody Can Afford the Luxury of

TI10 liCuilliiK Tailors, 1!00 Knst Main street.

Ice-Cream:

Quart $ .40 Hall gallon 75 (iallon 1.50 I'fteked to order, Mado of Pure Cream and

Pure Flavoring.

Music llall Restaurant Ice Cream Parlor.

inFurni

We have on hands

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Ins

his sale com­

willjalso put on sale quite a num

barrels of Pure Gold Flour to arrive

this week. This Hour is taking the lead of all other Hours, and look at the price: 70 cents for 2^ pounds $1.40 for 50 pounds of the best spring-wheat flour. 125 barrels of this tlour every 30 days. It speaks for itself. Our grocery trade was never so good—the reason is we are selling cheap.

and the At= In order to close

BOOTS AND SHOES

WOMEN'S FINE BUTTON, 85.00 lor f.u 4.50 for

M.OO for 2.00

(lood variety »'f Children'^. to 12, nil llrst el ASH In stock, style and workmanship!

This Will Continue until withdrawn frorri this Paper.

E. B. CURTIS, 205 EAST MAIN STREET.

MONON ROUTE.

l:25&.m Night Mall (dally) 1:ffm.n 1:10p.?n Day Mull (dailyj 1 :.'J0p.n U:15tt.tn Way Freight 2 40p.n

BIG 4—Peoria Division, ™s,

EAST !:00u.u!

and

Mail..(daily) »:37a.n lly) 12:44a.

Kx press

2:00a.in ............Mall (dully).

r:18|,m(datly) Mall—Express,.,. 1 :'t0p.m l:l5p.m Mall—KxprcHB. tf:48p.n

VARDALIA.

NORTH

0 44a.m Express. 0:18pm 5:20p.tn ...Mall 8:11 pin Kx press 1:40pm Freight

Hepaiiunu of line

8:10a.n, Qtfftpin

.. 1:40 pit

wntclioB

niul jewelry

Rpociulty at C. L. IIobL's.

DAILY Journal

FKIIJAY, JULY 214. 1892.

THE DAILY .TODUNAL IS on a file by liobinRon .fc Wallace, and l'ontious & Lacey.

Purchased An Interest.

Frank McFarlnnd, Into of Danville, 111., lias purchased a partnership in tbo bus business of It. C. Walkup. Both are experienced men in the business and will make things hum at the old stand.

The McKeeu Mill Property. Parties from another State are now in the city negotiating with Mrs. J. \V. McKeen for the pnrchaso of her mill property on east Market street. It is moro than likely that she will dispose of the property to them nnd that the mill will be rebuilt.

A Great Oattle Salo.

Col. Heath's cattle sale to-morrow afternoon will bo one of the live stock events of the year and will doubtless attract a large crowd from all sections of the country. The Colonel himself

Bays

it is the largest sale he ever had and that is saying a good deal.

A Goodly Work.

The board of public improvement has men and a team employed to go about the streets collecting the looBe boulders and brick and carting them off. This is needed work and deserves commendation. Some of the numerous holes in the streets are also receiving attention

Death of George Birchficld.

George I'.irchfield, aged 21 years, th« blind son of Frank Birehlield, died this morning all o'clock at the family resi lenoo on east Franklin street. Ho had mly been sick for a few days and his leat.h is keenly felt by the family. The funeral will bo conducted to-morrow morning at nine o'clock by ltov. J. 0 Barnhill. Interment at Oak llill. The bereaved family has the sympathy of its iinnv friends in its sorrow.

Tlio Difficulty Settled.

flood Squire Overton yesterday even ng, nftor consulting an attorney, came tu the conclusion that ho had not granted Til Albright a new trial and erased from his entry docket the ontrv to that effect, which had been made by Mr. Albright's attorney, Ilond Hanna, Mr. Hanna protests that Overton really granted a new trial, willingly nnd knowingly and thon went back on it, Die case stands there with no new trial

Reducing Fares,

The Pennsylvania lines last night announced another cut in Chicago rates. On the 22d the comjiany will begin selling tickets to Chicago for §3.75 one way, or $7.50 for the round trip, nnd a six-dollar rate between Louisville and Chicago. General l'assenger Agent Ford says that this is done because competing lines are abusing mileage-book agreements. In self protection the other lines will come to tlio same rates. The Monon will bo affected among other lines nnd a cheap rate will likely be established on this line.

Adjusted.

The 700 operators of the Louisville Nashville Railroad received hotice at 12 o'clock last night that their demands for an increase iu salaries had been granted, nnd all have returned to work. D. G. RaniBey, Grand Chief of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers ll go in con ference with the Monon officials at Chicago Tuesday ami will make a desperate fight to increase the Monon operator's salaries. It is thought this will be granted without any soiions trouble. J. H. Bowman loft for Lafayette to-day with Grand Chief Ramsey.

Charley's Cliunis.

Saturday's CrawfordBvillo papers gave an nccount of how twolvo couples of Cliff Dwillers drove to Ladoga Friday evening and surprised Charley Goodbar and wife, members of the outing club, but tho reporters failed to get tho best part of tho story. On Friday a message was sent to (}. E. GriineH to ask if Charley's folks would be at home, and stating that a party wished to surprise him. The [Mitlcr man had an ongagemont with Goodbi.r for thnt evening to catch minnows for next day's fishing. 11^ was informed of the threatened attack and arranged matters accordingly. The minnow catching was postponed until after supper, and then Charley, dressed in his oldest clothes, was taken on a drive of four miles to the brook When there, he divested himsolf of al' but his underclothing, and, screened by a dense willow thicket, proceeded to Bailie for "shiners." When he had finished ho took otT the wet undersnit, nnd put on ton-cent straw hat, dirty calico shirt, raggoil pants and worn out shoes with no socks. The drive homeward was soon made. The surprise was complete. Tho Crawfordsville paoplo had brought plenty of refreshments, including a flvo gallon can of ice cream, and Goodbar, half clothed and with chattering teeth, ate his share. lie was so much excited that ho even forgot to put on a coat or lace up his shoes.—Ladoga teatkr.

Oh my, how can you sell all silk dress patterns at 25 cents. Other store ask 50 cents for the biiiiio things.

Loins Bisoiiof.

Ik you want to boo tho finest Jersey cows ever brought to Montgomery county attend Col. Heath's great salo at Walter's stables Saturday July 23 at one o'clock.

A DISAFFECTED BROTHER,

Rev. F. W. Jacobs, Although a Democrat, Does Not Believe in All of Its Candidates.

llev. Jncobs arrived in the city this morning nnd states that he is still a good Democrat nnd will stump the State for Cleveland this Fall. lie doesn't like some of his local brothren, however, as the following communication bears witness: ['0 i.liu Editor the Journal.

The Star of July 20, says that Justice McQilliard is a Democrat and that politics is not in the case. Both statements are false. Justice McQilliard is nn honorablo, honest, Btraight llepnblican and belongs to the Christian church. I am an American nnd a* Democrat but voto as I please, and myself and my friends will not vote for some Demo-

intjuuB win uub vuw iui buiuu i/eiuu' I crats who are on the ticket, when

Democrat will not defend the right,

will not preserve the courts and proper decorum, the party that has such men in the lead is not my Iirst love. If there were no politics in the Whitesville case why are the'Democrats and the Democrat papers sneering at me?

The ArjuK-i\'ews of July 20, whose very fastidious and over-nice young man found Rev. (if Rev. should be applied to Jacobs) lying under the shade of a tree in the court yard, heard him say Ujiit Jacobs was up to help McMullen make out an ailidavit, and that the Rev. had experienced a change of mind, bus but little regai for statements.

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Now all this bosh

about my ignorance and conrsenijss and antics will not avail. In trying to push me so low a fearful anticipation is ex posed. F. W. Jacohs,

I'. S. In yesterday's paper T. E, Ballard says Elder Jacobs is not a Uni versalist. I am not. Thank God, that lisgrace no longor smirks my skirts. T. IS. Ballard says my license was re voked before I went to Whitesville. I went to Whitesville last February as pastor. My license was revoked April 23, see? I want no fellowship with such a man, see. F. W. J.

A Runaway.

Last evening Frank Fischer with his wifo and child drovo np to the residence of Peter Fischer on South Water street. Mrs. Fischer and child had alighted when Big Four engine came puffing aloi II terribly frightened the horso which leaped about breaking tho shafis off the buggy and throwing Frank out. The nnimnl then rushed wildly about tho streets, tho trailing shafts terrifying it all tho moro. It struck the Yountsvillo pike and rnn to that vitiligo where it was turned and came charging back to Crawfordsvillo. It was captured horo and put up completely exhausted.

FLASHES fBOM OVER THE 0IT7.

—II. B. llulett is in Ladoga. —Mrs. Mike Carroll has returned home. —R. H. Miles wont to Indianapolis to-day. —Ed Reynolds returned from Chicngo to-day. —Cliarloy Williams was in Covington to-day. —Louis Watson is down from LnFayotte. —Perry Martin wna in Waynotown last night. —Dr. John Ensniingor went to Wingate to-day. —C. W. Brown' hns returned from Greencnstlo. —Stanley Simpson went to Riversido this afternoon. —Dr. W. T. Gott went to Linden this nftornoon. —Miss Mary Hallowoll returned to Wnynetown to-day. —Dale Cade, ot Voedorsburg, visited friends horo to-day. —Harry Morgan lenves Saturday night for a ',vo weeks' visit with friends

Pair I .are Curtains at 7Pe, vorth I TOO" 1.4K, v,,rtli

fellow can make a sneering remark about taking a course in the gymnasium.

a fellow citizen and nn inoffensive woman in distress, simply because there is a great deal of sound that way, will over set the world on liro with his burning intellect.

Gentlemen, we shall know whether the good people of Whitesville will np prove of the tone and sontiment ot the Democratic press in this county, nnd whethoi they will approve of the actions of some of the officials. Please remember that men can do as they please when they are in the booths stamping names and one more thing that you should not forget, there are more independent voters to-day than at any other time nnd it takes no strong mind to grasp tho fact that if a people will disturb one man's homo, that people could easily be worked up to destroy another man's homo. Disrespect of law and order mny become habit.

Now will the fastidious young man please tell me what property is worth in Whitesville? Has it increased in value of late? Let me ask yon ono moro question. If there is no politics in this mntter then there is nothing to fear. Why try to mnke a man out contempt! ble? Now honor bright, young tnnn, are you not anticipating falling off in your votes This is a very close county you know. Let us count noses: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, right in a bunch who have said that their minds are made up. I have said nothing to thein nnd do not intend to. l'lease count ten of a gain thnt you ha ye made in the vicinity of Whitesville. Is there any politicsjin it? God-loving nnd God-fearing people, men who respect their country and citizenship will think over this thing candidly Christian people ns general thing d( not favor whisky rings, nnd tho conclaves of violent men. When they find that a man has been in the right and has been imposed "upon they generally redress his

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itO oi47, China Silks in patterns at We have another lot of those lino

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bh aelu

table linen and the price* will bo very low in this sale.

Summer corsets*, *rood ones ill rMe, A a a ii a Prints 21-J 4 and .*»e, See them.

in Indianapolis and Oin-

and relatives cinnati.

Mrs. Frederick V. Chislett lias returned to Indiannpolis.

This very nice young man presumes to I Ground this afternoon. say to the public that he knows just —A. H. Miller and wife wont to Inabout how a minister should look. Let dianapolis this morning.

us see about this. F. W. Jacobs wears a No. 1\ hat, weighs about 125 pounds, is a white man, and has too'inuch sense I to have it given him in whole cloth that there is no politics in this matter, alro knows too much of men nnd things for nnvone to make him think that the Star would strain so much over a thing that was not hurting it'. And that a young

Ira McConnell went to Uattle

l'rof. Milford and family pionicod

at. Indian Ford yesterday. -Arnuin Rous leaves to morrow for a two weeks' visit it Yevay, Ind. -Brax Carpenter, of Cincinnati, was in the city to-day visiting friends. -Ollio Fry is at Lake Oeneva, Wip.,

A daughter arrived last, evening at the home of Moreland 15. Binford and wifo.

George Durham and son, L. S. Durham, have returned from Russellville. —Mrs. II. P. Knsniinger and Mise Flla Maxwell left to-day for a visit in Elwood.

President John Mason Duncan of Coatos College, Torre Haute, was in tl.e city to-day. —The county wns billed to day for tho festivities on August 2, which will be a great occasion.

Mrs. S. M. Brookshire, of Ladoga, Ind., is spending a few days with

—Gilbert A. Eldridgo, of Leadville, Colorado, is the guest of S. F. Watson. Ho and his wife will not return to the west for several days yet.

The case of Fitchey against the Monon for liquors sold is on trial this afternoon upon a jury in the Mayor's court, Judge Chumasero presiding. —Joly Joel, Abo Levinson, Louis Bischof, Tom Stilwoll, Mrs. Fred Brown, F. Richmond, Miss Minnio Richmond, Bige Bay less and W. T. Ramsey were among the Indianapolis excursionists to day.

The musical given by the Y.P.S.C.Eof the Christian church at tho resic.enco of J. II. Stroll last evening was well attended and proved .a groiu success. All tho numbers were well rendered and tho iffair was a highly onjoyablo ono. —Bon Myers last evening sold to G. F. Elliott, of Vincennes, a pair of Langshans for S10. Mr. Elliott will have two car loads of his tine chickens at tho fair next fall occupying an entire side of the poultry department.

Harry Maxwell's engagement with tho DePauw quartette will coaso June 23 and that organization will disband for the timo. llarry will be at home

hero for several weeks and in tho fall will probably enter tlio Boston Con servatory of Music. —Last evening while Company I was practicing on the guard line in the campus Jim Wilhito enino near having an eye gouged out by a bayonet in tho hands of a high private. Tho point took him two inches from the right eve and cut an ugly gash. James will apply for a ponsion. —Our county seat, .ue of the best and most beautiful towns in Indiana, continues to grow. Every citizen of

Montgomery county should take pride in this evidence of prosperity. 'I'lio people of Crawfordsvillo and those of Ladoga are not only bound together by the ties of county citizonnhip, but are also on the best of terms in both asocial and a business way.— Lailm/a I.catkr

To I'oung MotherH

who are for the first timo to undergo woman's severest trial, wo offer you, not the stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," remedy which will, if used ns directed, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors nnd risks of lnbor.and often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye & Booe, druggists.

AND still another lot of 50 cent silks that wo will sell for choise at 25 cents at Louis Bischofs.

Don't forget Col. Heath's great sale of Jersey cattle Saturday at 1 p. m., in front of Walter's stable.

The new Filagree souvenir spoons, They aro tho latest thing out. C. L. RUST.

Br sure to nttend tho greatest Jersey cattle sale ever known in Crawfordsville, at Walter's stablo, Saturday, July 23 at 1 o'clock. D. N. lln.vru.

I Have TuUen Several

Bottles of Bradtiold's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other die eases combined, of 10 years standing, and I really hrlii've I am cured entirely, for which please accept my thanks

Mns. W. E. Stkiihinh, Ridge, On.

Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.

In our Clearance Sale of Summer Dry Goods and the price of every article our store reduced to make this sale a grand success.

Millnery jfoods ut less than close them out. White Dross fionds, emhrolderled at worth 4 5,

Go to

For

her

granddaughter, Mrs. Ralph Hunt. Ti'rrv llantf E.rprrss.

hall price to

CtK,

White Dress Uoods worth f)0. White Drens C.oods, lleiwtlched, at 4') ets. worth •.".

lleinstlchcd, at !VJ et.*».

White Dross (tood worth 00. White? l)re worth *1.00.

Ilemstlchcd, at 48 ets..

floods, Ilomsflchod. at 00 cts

A fewpatterns of tine White Dress («nods for! ladle?,

HI.

jrreai Iw'trulns.

vyan ana see us, as wti can show you all these bargains with a great many

more in our new room bet een Kline's Jewelry Store and Campbell Bros.

M.ic/:.

W. T. Rise is clerking forC. C. Peterman. Our mechanics are all crowded with work.

Farmors are'paying 81.75 for hands in hay. Zeb Armstrong will spend Sunday in Frankfort.

Will Evans is in Cincinnati visiting his mother. Wheat is making from 15 to 20 bushels jxr acre.

David Durbin will soon start a wagon on tho road. Corn is growing nicely will bo an average crop.

W. G. MeOlnro was prostrated with the heat Tuesday. A. J. Harris has rented Mrs. McDonald's farm near Linnslmrg.

Dr. Trembloy is very extensively engaged in raising poultry. Johnson & Hankins have been making some repairs on I heir store room.

Squire Abbott, who was kicked by a horso last week, is able to bo around again.

Politics is very quiet hero on the Democratic side it appears as though they were undecided which was the right end of the political string to commenco unwinding to suit tho platform and the people, and also bo in harmony with Grovor. Republicans aro content with tho assurance of victory this Fall "Tho righteous have nothing to fear."

F. B. Armstrong is running tho traction engine for tho Bratton Brothers On his first trip while jxipping Bome ladies ho forgot his business and ran into the fence. Ho hollowed "whoa," grabbed the governor belt for lines pulling it off giving the thing all the steam slio had. His calls of "whoa," "whoa," and the screams of the ladies soon brought one of the other hands, who shut off the steam in time to prevent any serious damage. Frank nays it has a "tarnal hard mouth."

llavc Mo ICiiual.

A'icocks Porous Plasters have attained a world-wide reputation solely on their superlative merits. Tlioy have many would-be-rivals, but have never been approached in curative properties and rapidity and safety of action. Their value has been attested by tho highest medical authorities as well as by unimpeachable testimonials from those who liavo used them, and tlioy nre renom mended as tho best external remedy for weak back, rhenmntism, sciatica, colds, coughs' sore throat, chest and stomach affections, kidney difficulties, wead iiiub cles, strains, stiches, and aches and pains of every description.

Beware of imitations and do nol bedeooived by misrepresentation. Ask for Allcock's and let no solicitation or ex planation induce you to try a substitute.

Jiucklcn'H Arnica Sati'e

Thekest salve iu the world fcr cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rlieum, fever sores, tetter, ohnpped hands, chilapinbs oorns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Booe, druggists.

PURE GUM Seamless Tube Rubber GUARANTEED, only 16c Sold every ween: for i) and -'o els.

HOSE REELS only

CALL at otiee and seen re a bargain.

RIAL BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block.

Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Lawn Tennis Rackets, All Kinds l:ishinjf Poles, Reels, Lines, Hooks.

Special Prices on Safeties. At THE I AIR,

in

10 pieces NN Drev* at c.. wot th 10 1.000 yl. Majriioliii Mull UITS c., worth l'.

,l

Kreiich, Scotch and I'rocnded :huu«bra. (iiuyhauis. your chou-h ot tlnepaltersat lie, worth lo.

Halt woal ChalUes, Dark Colors, at i:tct«. worth !:u. 40 pieee linlia

I'onwee

at is ets., worth In.'

See the lliaek l.u.vns at M»j, 10, 1 nd I Hack Kroenh') Sal iues at I '»•., vort at !'0c .. worth .'lo. .. at '.'5c., worth .:0 jSr Worth

oil on

Sc:iniless

Sol.I t'veiyu'liere li.r 1

St:ind:ml Sk-:inik-ssTube Rubher. Nc sold owrywlK-u1

lor

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Kxtrn Quality Soainli-ss Tube Rubber 10 i-jc: sold i-\ci\-where for

Cents

65

Good Livery Ritfs at

Osborne &. Booher's,

\JKi North !roi*n Slrort.

Our motto is excel both in t'i^s and prices. Call and see us and lie convinced. Also, the best feed-yard in the cily at the popular priccsoflliedav.

Goto

BOB ATKINSONS Market House

Knr Vour

1

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Table Supplies. Fresh Fruits,' and Groceries. Fresh anil smoked meats of all kinds. OJoods delivered to any pari of the city. Give us a trial.

Corner College and Water ^ts.

AUKI-T 1'A'KKY D.W.

OMMISSI«»XI:K'S SAW*:.

Is horrby v«'ii t)m1 mi Moni:i\,

August 11 sir.1, hftwrt't) the hours ol' orie and Tour o'clock, p. in. at. the hnv o!!i-t« *l Thomas A: WMttln^ton, rniwlonlsvlllc. hit] pursuant, to an onh-rol tin* Montgomery fncult Uoni t. I will oiler lor sale at private sule the following real estate hi Montgomery eonnty, Indiana, to-wlt: A patt of lot number 7 1 us ilesiynatei) on the reeordod plat of the eity of Cruwfonlsville, boumh.Ml as follows He^inmnjr at point, ou the east line ol suM lot HM'eet south of the northeast eortior sahl lot. No 7-L running theuee west S".'4 feel, tiienee south l* feel, thence east. leej, henco north 1S feet to in* place of heuimi'nu. llcliiK the hrlcli hijIMinp nou it as the Cars« property. l'iiirh:ier to pay one-half cash ami balance liisi.v months, with six per cent, in lerect., ami payall laves dip- inlNPIJ. It im suNlcicnf hhl Is received on or before said dale Mtld sule will lie cntilluucd Irom day

until a tmllieient bid is received.

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w.'i.wnrrnNdTu.v,

July 'J*.*. Counnis iom-r.

Notice to Contractors.

Notifs is hereby piven that sealed proposals will be received at the ollice of the Cily Kn^ineer until I o'clock m.. Monday, hily ^5, lS'.rj. forthepavnm with bnek and curbing of the trut.ler on ihe west side of IMum street from College street north fU foot more or less. Proposals lur said improvement must include ail necessary excavation, material ami labor fullv to carry on and complete said improvements uecorriing to the plans and speedleations furnished by, under the directions of, and to llie acceptance of said ICiifjineer, Contractors must accompany their bids Willi an acceptable bond ler Ihe faithful performance of said work and for the payment of all materials used and labor performed in said work, ami to bo completed within thirty days alter the award of tlio eontrftet.

The Council reserve the ri^hl to reject any or all bids. Hy order of the Common Council ot tho eity of Crawfordsville.

IRA MeCONNICLL,

July City Civil Engineer..

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

A carpontcr by tho name of M.S. Towers, fell from the roof of a house in 10/isl, Dos Moines, Iowa, sustained a painful and serious sprain of the wrist,which he cured with one bottle of Chamlperliun's I'ain Halm, lie sayR it is worth $fi a IM)UIO it enst him only M) «vnts Kor sale by Nyo A: Booe, druggists.