Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 October 1894 — Page 3

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F.iir Sunday.

BECAUSE

Cold weather is approaching

and we will soon be in the midst

of Winter we advise you to make

preparations in the way of heavy

wearing apparel.

BECAUSE

We have made extra elVorts to

suit you in ihe selection of our

stock is why we want you to

come to us,

And Above Ail Because

We have regulated our prices to

~uit the condition of things should

make you pause and consider he-

ore giving our store the

GO BY.

Lee S.Warner,

The One-Price

lothier, Tailor, Hatter and

.Furnisher.

Eph Joel's Old Stand.

Fighting Over a Good Thing

Is folly. Yor. will fail to find fault witli our Fall Furniture. Our Tables are able to stand liard knocks and kicks without falling- in piecss. We sell you foot for

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

ESTAUUSII KI IN 1SST

SATURDAY, OCT01JKR :W. 1S94.

JUST TRY IT.

Blest be the ties that bind Business to the public mind Blest be the typo that strikes tho eye And ma .0* the reader promptly buy.

Just try this type—till readers' eyes And prove It pays to advertise Then you'll say with emphasis— There's do Investment pays like this.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

Concern* Kverythfng and Everybody and In, Therefore, of lutereat to All of Ut.

au elegant eye pleaser, 10

$10.

Our chairs are charming' for comfort and have a characteristic style. They phiv no pranky tricks from weak joints or backs by letting' the would be sitters suddenly upon the floor. We'll sell vou an elegant Parlor Chair for

$4.00

or six elegant dining chairs for

$7.00.

A solid

oak Secretary

$4.84.

Greene is visiting in

—KEV. .J, \V

South Rend. —A. S. Reed this morning. —Mrs. .1. 11. Carpentersville. —11. H. Ristine

went to Indianapolis

Osboru is visiting

Martinsville this afternoon. —Mrs. I. C-.

Elston and

IC visiting

—John

sued but once

|uite

oflice.

--To

Yours

Zack. Mahorney & Sons.

O. W. ROUNTREE,

FIRE INSURANCE

Hepreseuts Old Hcllame Insurance Companies. Office with Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Tn suraneo Corn panics. Patronatre soli cited.

HAVING PURCIIASKD A

MOSLER FIRE-PROOF SAFE

Of the latest pattern parties need not hesitate to leave their Watches, .Jewelry, Silverware and Spectacles tor repair as they will bo well taken care of.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry for sale at the lowest cash prleos at 123 south Green Street, opposite Mule Hall.

P| Eugene Wilson.

C.M.SCOTT. HABVKYSTUBB3

SCOTT &STUBBS

General Insurance Agents,

Fire, Life and Acciden

INSURANCE,

Legal Documents, such us Deeils, Mortgage Contracts. Leases, etc., executed. Loans on Farms and City Property Ne»rotlatod on most favorable terms.

COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.

onico, Id Floor, No. lOiiWJ S. Washington St Crawfordsvlllo, lud.

preach at the

Primitive Baptist church at

insert a ten line advertisement

one time in every paper in the United States would cost

$13,150,

which led

Benton and Prof,

!eorge W. Martin, of

the Indianapolis

High School, spent the day here with about seventy of their pupils. They put in the time botanizing and geologizing. The young people seemed to enjoy themselves immensely and fail" took the town. —Will T.

Whittington is reported

to be in a serious condition at Martinsville although in no immediate danger. His brother, Charley, will remain with him and his wife until all the danger passed. It is thought that he will be able to come home in three or four days.

New Kiehinond

Carpets

and ltugs. all new and endless variety. We take pleasure in showing you through our slock. Respt.

Knlci'iirisr:

It Aj|.-tir* To lli»\e Struck Vt*ry (it tod Tiling.

Crawfordsville

JOUKNAI.

Trihune:

I ndianapolis

vn.1.1:

went to Indianapo

lis this morning. —Dick Sample, of

Lafayette, spent

last night in the city. —Mrs. Fred Brown is visiting her mother in Indianapolis. —Judge

Thomas returned from

Manson and wife visited

friends in Darlington yesterday. Elmer

Crockett and wife, of

South Bend, are visiting in the city. Mrs. Orra liartou, of Millersburg, Ivy., is visiting Mrs. JIarry Mahorney.

Ed Cotton returned to-day from a two weeks' trip through Southern

inois. —Elder Hartley

Joi nxAi.,

Linden

Miss

II-

Sunday. Revivalist Chapman will hold meetings in Crawfordsville fter the liol idays.

Special blanket sale at Myers

Tin: JontN'AI,,

the city.

will be is

mouth hereafter.

J. F.

Warfel, Mort Mills, Dr.

man,

J. C.

Ladoga, were

papers in

Hat

Knox and

(Ud

(J. E. Grimes, of

the city last night.

—Harry Nixon put

Byron

Tilot.

through in 2:34at the fair grounds the other day. Byron

is rapidly im

proving. —Miss Bessie Carter lias left for her home in L'aris, Ky She lias gone to accept a position as head milliner in A large millinery store.

Word was received from Dr. Ilutehngs last evening to the effect,that Will was getting along very well but

VIT,1.K or I N A 1. has

but adver

tisements in our People's Exchange cost but two cents a line a day. —Charley Darnall has returned from ebanon. He had purchased a livery business there but when time came to turu things over he found

to the

hitch

deal being declared

off. —When a publisher

secures

business

convincing advertisers that his paa a a a an it actually possesses, he not only swin dies the advertisers, but in most eases obtains money which rightfully belongs to his competitors. —Prof. George W.

On last

Friday night Mr. Madoc, of Crawfordsville, put up at Jerre Pitts' and on harnessing his horses next morning discovered that one of them had a hind leg broken. -No cause for the break could be assigned as the animals had been turned out in a lot and no place could be discovered where it had fallen. j£

Mount at Washington.

Washington

llazcttc: Senator

James

Mount of Montgomery county who is by no means a stranger to Daviess county voters, is making a campaign here this week. Yesterday afternoon he was welcomed by about three hundred in an elegant grove at Cornettsville and made a telling speech. The Senator was tilled to overflowing with Republican enthusiasm and made a most argumentative talk of over an hour.

was a splendid day and those

who attended the meeting were attentive and enthusiastic.

turning l.t'tivt'M.

"The Hiitnmn leaves air fulling, They oir fulllntr to the sroun' llioy ulr falling wliere llio Kra-ss Is grt-,?n.

And likewise where she's brown." If some of the good citizens who arc raking up these autumn leaves, however, from the GREEN grassy grass ami burning them after sundown, don't look out, however, something will get them It may not be goblins but will likely be police.

BISCHOK'S

silk sale will be largely at

tended and with good results. The best time ever allured to buy a silk frock.

OUR SOUYEm EDITION. TROUBLE AHEAD.

Appended are a few of the complimentary remarks passed by the press of the community relative to the souvenir edition issued by NAI,:

Aiyun-Xcws:

Tin CKAWFOKIIS-

VII.I.K JORNN.U., one of

the Tribune's

most valuable exchanges, has just issued a grand souvenir edition of thirtytwo pages, handsomely illustrated. It is a highly creditable publication and gives evidence of the well-earned success of that paper.

Xcit's:

TIIK CKAWFOUDS-

iu observance of its

forth-tifth anniversary, has issued a tine souvenir edition. It contains many engravings of noticeable buildiugs and scenes iu and about Crawfordsville. and photo engravures of leading citizens.

Lauh-r.

Mary

in Indianapolis.

TIIKCI:AWKOI:IISVII.I.K

JOLT.NAJ, issues to-day

a souvenir edi

tion which is a fine work of art. It is composed of a history of Montgomery county and of Crawfordsville and

but an honor to

Charni's. Yount's blankets at reduced prices this week only dlw wit Dr. Tucker has resumed the publication of his IleruUI. but it

speaks in very high terms

of the enterprise of that model oflice and of the vim of its business men. We take a great interest in TIIK JOURNAL and its rapid strides in progression.

Lafayette

Conrier:•:

\TNK CHAWKOHHS-

vfi.I.K JoriiXA!.. one of the oldest and best

the State, celebrated its

anniversary of the establishment, with the publication of a handsome souvenir edition of pages, devoted principally to the illustration of Montgomery county and Cra wfordsville's interests, and illustrated with well made

engravings. The

was

sick from the result of the opi ates. —Frankfort

CrcsreiU: Attorneys

runer and I Kennedy, of Crawfordsille, were here to-day on legal business connected with the Stout

Scott case. —Harmon Mutton

vs.

is in the county

treasurer's oflice for the next three weeks and John White is over from Kolcomo to take his place AI the W. I"

work

creditable and will

Ladoga l.emicr:

just issued a

souvenir edition that is a credit not only to Tin: .KIRISN.W. COMPANY but to Montgomery county as well.

V„j)le A» a Tlte Yotilig Who Broke a Mailt Street Mall Hox Are Booked: For Treatment.

TIIK JOUK-

TIIK

has issued a very creditable

souvenir edition, nicely

relleeting much credit 011 the management. Kolcomo

beautifully illustrated with a number of photo engravings. The proprietors of THE Jot IINAI. arc to lie congratulated upon their enterprise.

Brazil Times: TIIK CUAWKOUHSVII.I.K Jot ITXAI. sent out a very handsome prospectus of that city, in the form of a beautiful booli, illustrated with splendidly executed half tone cuts. The work is not only very commendable of

very

make an interest

ing souvenir for the citizens of the Moosier Athens. I-'RANKfort

Neus:

011 the

forty-lifth year of its existence, and its publishers. McCain ,FC Greene, issued a handsome souvenir edition in celebration of the event. It contained thirty-two PLAGES handsomely illus trated with matter descriptive of Crawfordsville, her citizens and business interests. TUIO JOI IINAI. ranks first with the county papers of the State, and we congratulate the publishers on their handsome souvenir edition.

Nothing

so extensive in scope so accurate in detail, so superb iu conception or so unii|IIE and tasteful in composition and press work has ever before been attempted in this county, and the issue is one that all will want

see and

keep. The illustrations arc very numerous, and are good. We congratulate Tin:JoruNAi. people for their enterprise.

Jamestown

Press:

the

receipt of a

We acknowledge

copy of the souvenir

edition of TIN-: CHA WPOHIISVII.I.K JoriiXA 1.. which is a well gotten up book of :T:.' pages. It is

note of this.

credit to the pub

lishers, and their efforts have not been in vane. Accept thanks

SHVH.

What U'kt*

L'ruf. Hicks in his

weather forecast

for the latter part of October says: "There will be early snow storms and very dangerous gales will sweep the lake regions mid the high seas

Warm weather, with rain, lightning and thunder, will suddenly turn to sleet and snow, and bitter cold for the season will spread over the land ami seas. The new moon oil the morning of the 2St,h, so near the eentei^both of a Venus and Mercury period, almost insures dangerous atmospheric disturbances on and touching the 2Sth, -0th, 30th and

:tIst.

Make

Nee if you

do not read

of "Sorrow on the Sea." of wreck and siiit'ering on the lakes, and of general autumnal storms in this and other lands. Warn your friends to prudent watchfulness, especially

waters. A full-Hedged north pole wave will wind up the period.

lli^h School Social.

Tin' social given by the high school seniors last evening in the lied Men's hall was au unijualilied success. The evening was delightfully passed by all present and the supper put up by the young ladies was a bright example for all future socials of whatever character.

L.adoga,

On Thursday evening about 9 o'clock a rather unusual proceeding occurred

AL T,LE

corner of Main and Simpson

streets. Two young men and two girls stood there talking and laughing. There were numerous persons on the

illustrated and streets and the moon made the

scene so plain that the parties were recognized by several persons passing. Suddenly one of the young men, who seemed particularly gay, made a profane ejaculation and jumping into th gutter picked up a large stone. "Watch me smash it!"'

There was a metalic crash and the mail box on an adjacent post was broken into several pieces. The giddy quartette then went giggling down the street in the happy consciousness of having done a smart thing. Yesterday morning Postmaster Voris sent the news to the Indianapolis inspectors and received word this morning that one of them would be over about Monday to give the matter

S100

a rigid investi

gation and bring the guilty parties to summary justice. The vandals may be interested to learn the penalty of their fun. Any person convicted of breaking a mail box shall be fined not less than

or over

§1,000 and imprison

ment in the penitentiary not less than one or oyer ten years. There is trouble ahead for some one

AMHIIU.

Murderous

Last night Billy lily the barkeeper' at the Maud

saloon was attracted by

a noise in the rear of the establishment. lie stepped to the back door to investigate its cause when some murderous scoundrel concealed in the dark alley hurled a brick bat against his face with great force. Bly's nose was broken and his face terribly cut. He fell unconscious and was picked up and cared for by others in the saloon. The attack was wholly unprovoked as lily had not even spoken. He is a (|uiet. inoffensive sort of a chap and why he should be thus assaulted is a mystery. The police suspect a gang of half grown desperadoes who frequently figure in the police courts as beiny the authors of the meanness.

St. Job's Kplscopal Church. Serv ices at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

\*y the rector, Rev. W. 1). Engle. Order of Matins. Hymn 400.

Venlte TeDeum .. Jubilate...

,'1'im CitA wi'oitns-

YII.I.K JoruNAi. has

started

Kyrle Gloria 'l lbl

TIIK CRAWKOWDS-

OUortory. Hymn HW.

Sunday sehol al .'I p. nl.

Kvensoufr. Hymn 100.

Psalms Magnllicat Nunc DimiUis...

on the

neat sum was realized which

will go toward the defraying of commencement exercises.

*RIII KC! CriiHK.

Last evening there was work iu the Red Cross degree of Masonry and Dr. Hatman, of

and Charles Davis

were put through. The attendance was large and great interest manifested. After the work a royal banquet was spread which all greatly appreciated.

Myi'i-HHt th«" Court IIOU8*.

Capt.

W. R. Myers

court

house hist,

Fon all

•iuU-y.

night and addressed a

good audience from a Democratic standpoint. Ilis speech

not disgusting, to

those who are acquainted with his methods as a Shyloek. If there is a man in all this country whose lips should be sealed upon the subject of the poor being oppressed by the rich, that man is Judge Baldwin.

Logansport eChronhlc: True, every word. Old Forty Per Cent could not fool the people of Logansport. He is known too well here.

Here Monthly Night.

Harney Ferguson, that enormously funny little man will shortly be seen at Music Uall in his brand new play, '"Duffy's Blunders.'1 This is entitled a vaudeville farce and is said to be one hundred per cent, more amusing than the famous "McCarthy's Mishaps1' in which the comedian made a big hit and loads of money. This season he is under the management of J. Wesley Rosenquest, who controls the Iiijou and Fourteenth Street theaters, .New York City, and who has given his new star an excellent supporting company and every possible equipment to insure success.

1 ARLINGTON.

Bill Jackman has moved to town. .Joe Corns is making a great improvement.

Love is remodeling his residence near the elevator. The Farmers1 Council has been post poned until Nov.

Faust has sold his interest iu the meat shop to Mr. Conrad. Rev. [Shuey preached his farewell sermon last Sunday night.

The brick work of our new hotel will be llnished this week. Several from here went to Lafayette Friday to take in the big rally.

The pay car passed through here Friday making the boys happy. The funeral of

S. M.

R. C.

held forth at the

was

the best

Democratic effort put forth here this season but the worthy Captain took pains not to tackle any rough knots.

Bohall, W, Union

Mr. C. E,

Blood Poison

or live oak. causct oiid iuiense Itching

By Ivy or live oak. caused inflammation, eruptions and luicnse ltclilnu and burning 011 mjr

Hood's

Sarsaparilla

ures

legs. I have taken Hood's Sarsaparllla and do not have any poison lymptoms. I have rained 12 pounds since taking Hood's. C, E. BOHALL. West Union, Minnesota.

Hood's P'lls cure all liver Ills, biliousness

east Main street in Crawfordsville. Abe Howers has improved his YSIdence very much in appwirance with a new veranda and fresh coat of paint.

Our fishermen are having

great luck

catching white suckers. They bring in string of 30 to 10 pounds every day. Three of the country schools in Franklin township will tnakc. an effort to use natural gas by this time next year.

Mike Warner and Miss Spry were married Thursday afternoon at the residence of the bride's father,south of town.

The Rathborn Sisters

will give

\V. C.

The Kathbouc

Handel In

Bennett-Monk in K-rth

.•.v. Itussell In Hymn 422. Mendelssohn Sn A!» 'Pallia InC

Tallisin .. Tore 1 .. Tone a

Hymn 202. Offertory. Hymn 33o.

Shooting It to the Old Man. I'eru

Republican:

The sympathy ex

pressed by Judge Baldwin in his speech at the court house for the poor man and the tears he shed over the way he was being crushed by the rich, was very amusing,

—Mine." Bidi-Iiadya-Koulnbouiarow the first Mohammedan woman to pass the examinations and receive a diploma as doctor of medicine, has been appointed by the Russian government as principal medical officer of the town of Kassiman.

lT*ptiys to trade at the Big Store.v

A Now Ik-

ill

.—Mare LLIIR\RSL K.xcurslonfl

On Oct. S.'L and NOV. (i, JS'.M, the Vandalia will sell harvest excursion tickets to Lhe Southwest, including" Southwost Missouri, Southern Kansas, all of Arkansas and Texas. Deming, New Mexico, and some points in Louisiana, good to return in 20 days, one fare plus

For sale by Nye

Freeman was

largely attended here Thursday. Rev. Willis Bond, of liloouiingdale was with us a few days this week.

Mrs. Win. Mullen is visiting her father and brother at Wellington, Kansas.

Silas Bowers has had a relapse but is thought to be getting along all right now.

Bob Larrick's new house, north of the railroad, is ready for the plas terers.

Bill Campbell has

-returned from

the

mineral springs inuch improved in health. Dr.

Dunnington is building a

new room and a 40-foot veranda to his residence. Ed Cuppy, of Waveland. came up this week and bought a barber chair of Campbell.

Mrs. Ellen Hamilton is putting down anew brick sidewalk in front of her business block.

Harris and Ed Iseuberger are both proud fathers of daughters since Saturday night.

T. M.

Campbell made

won

dental work see (lonzales &

entries and his poultry

first premiums on

at the late Terre Haute fair. Mr. Garret Rhorer has moved into l'rogress I'harmae one of Tom Cadwallader's houses on

lim'

Cloaks! Cloaks!

carnival entertainment at Mulct's hall Saturday evening, Oct.

T?0. Admisson

cents. Brain Mount and .loe Lafollette have formed A partnership and have bought the undertaking and furniture establishment of

Woody.

Rev. M. Summerbell, 0. P., will give a lecture at the South Christian church on Hlunders and Blunderers" nexl Thursday evening. Oct.

:J5.

Mrs. Ceorge

(J.

Wuntle and Mrs.

Frank tioble have bought the millinery stock of Mrs. Cadwallader and moved in T. M. Campbell's room next to the bakery.

Our school will give a basket supper at Campbell's hall Saturday evening, Oct. 27, for the purpose of raising money to buy an organ for the public schools.

Sisters give a

business men's carnival at Millet's hall this evening at 8 o'clock for the benefit of the I'ythiau Sisters. Everybody invited. Admission 10 cents.

Rev. F. I\ Trotter has just returned from Haverhill, Mass., where lie has been attending the Quadrennial Ministerial Association. Me was iu the house that .lohn (J. Whittier built 201) years ago. ,1

—Statistics show that all occupations that expose tlio person to dust predispose to tuberculosis, and that persons who follow sedentary occupations are likewise predisposed to the disease. Those who live out doors are almost entirely free from it. Contagion, especially due to floating germs, seems to explain these ciently.

KC-SV.'Vsufll-'facts

train makes splendid connection for Nashville. Chattanooga, A liana, Montgomery, etc. The ti:L a. in. train for West and Southwest: .1, ILL TClllNSO.N, Agt

l'ulillc Side.

I 'will

sell a auction 011 Wednesday,

the 21th of October: at the residence of the late .laney .lones, on east Market street, a lot of household and kitchen furniture consisting of two base burner stoves, bedsteads and beading, dishes, chairs and lounges, hat racks and everything that usually belongs to a household. dlO-23 SAMl'liL S.MYT1IK.

"Koyal Knby" Kye. §l.-i» (Junrt lioltlv. "Royal Ruby'

Rye Whisky is guar

anteed absolutely pure and eleven years old. Its great popularity attests its merit. It is ""a rye that is a Rye recommended for the invalid, the cou-I-alescent and the connoisseur, put up on honor and quality guaranteed. (Itottled at distillery, Lexington, Ky.) ROVAI, WINK Co.,

Chicago. Ask for it.

JK Booe, Druggists.

A Million Friouils.

A friend in

need is a friend indeed,

and not iess than one

Uurklen'H Arnica S*Ive.

The best salve in the world for Cutii Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand.:. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. IT is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price

Cloaks! Cloaks!

11*.

see

Kiom two to ten c'ollar? snvt by buying your.-

Cloaks of 11s.

Everything in Millinery Goods from the cheap-,-est to the tinest, nl

A E E I N S O N S

This Is The Way We Sell Sugar

Granulated

COFFEE

All Package Coffee

Lookout for oui list of prices rext week. You will

that we will ivc vou

(or $1.00 than any house in

Crawfordsvi'Ie.

Barnhill,Hornaday& Pickett

Flour.

Eureka flour, 25 los

51) lbs

1'rlde of PeorN, 25 lbs 50 lbs White Ilouso, 2f» lbs 50 lbs Electric Light, 26 lbs 50 lbs Croainof I milium, 25 lbs 50 lbs

million

people

have found just such a friend iu Dr. King'sNew Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—IF you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has great curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Cotton

cents per box. For sale by

Cotton & Rife's, the Progress Pbarm acy,

(iuaruulccil Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Coldsupon this condition: If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold, or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remeny as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have the money refunded. We could not make this oiVer did we not know that Dr. King's New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints Trial bottles free at Cotton & Rife's

is time to get

Large size 50c

... .70 VI 11.00 .... -10

HO 50

l.U 50 i5

Many other grades with same kind or prices.

Sugar.

IDS

Fruit powder. 20

Granulated, 21 lbsKidffewond A. 22 lbs 1 Ifrht extra C, 23 lbs

S2.

for the round trip. O11 Nov. 0 to points south of Ohio river, one fare round trip, good 20 days. Our 5:10

.....FL.OO 1.00 1.00 1.00

Coffee.

McMulleu & Kobb, Patent Granulated Process which neutralizes all the Injurious properties of the berry and Positively Kxtracts all tho Tannlu (of Itself deadly poison leaving nothing but the Caffeine so that a child or the most chronic dyspeptic can drink it without

P. S. Call and get our

the case. It will pay you.

Bryant's

Crestile Conductor

On your house and

thereby save your

.T Rife's

Drug Store. Large bottles ."0c. and §1.

property, and often

life.

Cloaks! Cloaks!

lbs. Kxtia 0 $1.00 11M. Ridgewood

$ 1.00

*1.011

21c

mo^e ltoocJs

v.,

fear ol sustaining- any ot the unpleaHant re-... sultH produced by ordinary Coffee. THKKOVAL CEYLON JAVA Is acknowledged by eminent Medical Authorities to be The Most Healthful Coffee ever ollored to tin'people.

Soaps.

Wo will make you ten bars of laundry soap for 5 cents. 2 cakea or bar soap..... 5 cents 7 b(XL« ol ai le KTCitse 25 Host bulk starch, or pound. 5 Crackers, pur pound 5 Granulated eornmeal. per sack 15 Host hams, per pound i:i 'V llacon ". Pure leaf lard It Caanned peas, per etui .• 7U 'V. Tomatoes .. Coru .. California canncd goods, auvlhiug you want, at 15 Package cotli*es 21 Fresh oysters, pertjuart... i0

All other goods In proportion.

These Prices are Strictly Cash.

special

rmULLEN

The White House Grocery.

The Electric Season

And while houses are being destroyed by lightning and the shingles drawn from the roof by the sun

price on canned goods

& ROBB

mmmm

3M1||li§s

crawfordsville Prompt Delivery Steam Dye Works

Ladies' And Geutlomcn's Clothing Cleaned. Colored and repaired In tlrst class style.

CLEANING GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING A SVECIALTY.

All work warranted. Oflice and works at American Steam Laundry. Branch office American Steam Laundrv office, corner of Green and Pike Sts.

HERMAN IMHOPE.

a feature of our business. The •stock includes everything in the culinary depurtment required at home. We deliver purchases of every kind, eeverywhere and at any time free of charge. Your children can do business just as safely with us as though you came yourself.

J. LONG,

The Market Sreet Grocer.