Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 January 1891 — Page 7
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KIRK'S
AMERICAN FAMILY
SOAP.
DEAF
NES8 & HEAD NOISES CUREDbr Peck's INVISIBLE TUBUIAI EAR CDSHIONS. Whispers heard. Com
fortable. SnrrMifnlwher«ill Kem*dlMTall. SildbjF.HISCfllt ttUjf bS8 BrMwaj, Nlif York. Write far lioek ef proets flUCI*
PARKER'S
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CONSUMPTIVE
I Parner's Guiffcr Tonic. It cures the vorst C'ou^h, \cak Lung*, Drlnliiy, Indigestion, rani,Take in time.-MJcts. HtNDERCORWS. The only sure euro for Corns. Slop! tulpam. lie. at JjruKtfutSi or lilbCOX CO., N. Y*
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CURE
ASTHMA
CM, Hay Fever, DipltMa, Whooping Cough,
Cito
and Common Colds.
Bpcnmrnondi'd by Pliyslelanq and sold by Drugglsta throughout the worM. Send for Free Sumplo. HIMROD MANUF'G CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
191 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
"WrT-TA/" XTr^n^-iii-n money In spare VV 1 1 JL iM Vm/ 1 tunc :ini) evenings ns local agent. for wjnaiited trees and plants'/ Men and woman do well without experience, send stamp lor terms to .1. Undent! Whitney, Rochester N Y. He is reliable, mill pays sai[ovy to succcssl ul ajieiits.C_D.:itf .•••v*
BOILING WATER OR MILK
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.
Wanted Everywhere,
Hood men to solicit tor our lust-class nursery stock, on salary or commission, paid vecklv. Permanent employment miarnnteed. Out tit fucc. l'reviows experience not, ici|iiired. Can make a successful salesman of any one who will work and lollow instructions." Semi for terms ill once to .Iom:s Kiitsk, bakoview Nurseries, Rochester, N.V. (Mention paper.)
Honest Work!!? ",S, '"Z'S
women. W« furnish ill*- cupu-.i: Is you mean business drop us a card and tret som fuels that will open your eyes! A legitimate line of troods. an honest man wanted to i'ltro dm-e them in towns and country. Don't wait!
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SYMPTOMS- -Moist urcs Intense Itchlnft and ntiufffnc moat nt nlgbt worip br ncratchfnff. ]fuf. flowed to continue
tv/iiiiBiA mi. tumors form nnrt
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druggist*,or mailed fc
it? address on receipt of price, 50 ots. box 3 boxes, fl.25. vedrcsa Jetton, DR.<p></p>SKIN
SWA.YNE 4 SON, Philadelphia. 1'a-
DISEASES
SWAYNE'S
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$1.25.
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Bdajhd Eo», Pliiladelpbi*, l'a. Aik jour drugjiai ior£
SALVATION
TRADE lf MARK
^Dr.Bull'a Cough Syrup
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cough its c. Wuimo to U'iir
YOUNG MEN
TELEGRAPHY.
Situations fiirnlMliril soon as (pialilit'd. Cos. o( learning, low. Particulars Prrc. Addivuf. VAI.KIVTINK BltOS., .Tnncsvlllr. Wis.
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100 STO*8 sold by one druggist. Tlicyi I hare no equal for enriog DinfaeiB,Headache VCofftiveneas, Malaria, Liver Complaiot, Fevei Vand Ague, Indigestion, Backache^ and all' JUrer and Stomach troubles. They Never /Fail. Sold by all druggists and country store 1 keepers. fallen Co., rrop**, ntl.bargh, Ia.
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BYUSING ALIEN B.WRISLEY'S
GOOD SOAP
LatestandCHEER Best I
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Nq Rubbing of CioiH£s
REQUIRED
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GROCER FOR IT
FOLLOW DIRECTIONS CLOSELY-
HE JOURNAL
"^tuSdat^tan.nl isiiT"
NOTHING DEFINITE.
The Ootinul Will Not Vote on the Light Proposition Until the iNtxt MeetingThere was a full attendi'mse on the part of the Couiicilmen at tho lortnightly met ting last Monday and quite a little audience assembled besides. After tho usual prelimiaries, James Shaver aud Starling Carver were reported as having been employed us merchant police by many business men, and also wishing to be vested with police authority bv tho Council. The matter was referred to the Police Board.
Tho Board of Public Improvements reported that a freight rate on stone had been secured from the Monou of 3 cents per hundred.
The committee on accounts reported that a bill from Lyle it Smith for $3-1 was not proper, $28 of it being lor iron street crossing never ordered. The remaining $6 was allowed.
An ordinance was passed placing the control ot the electric lire alarm in the hands of the chief of the department. Tho ordinance made it unlawful for anyone to have a key to the boxes unless placed in his keeping by the chief, to give si false alarm or in any way tamper with the wires, boxes or other paraphernalia of tho system. Anyone* violating the ordinauc-is liable to a tine not to exceed §100.
suddenly and demanded that time be
The committee on street lighting laid before tho Council the proposition of the Water aud Light Co. which has already been published in these columns, Manager Slieetz withdrew his old proposition by consent and the 1 iter one was read, accompanied by a petition asking that it be accepted. This petition was signed by about 100 good citizens. Mr. Evans then moved that the proposition be accepted and Mr. Elmore seconded him. Mr. Scott objected to its consideration, and was followed by Messrs. Elmore aud Evans who in lengthy speeches argued in a very able manner for its passage. Mr. Reynolds then aroso and emphatically opposed the acceptance of the proposition until tho investigation of the question had gone further. Thereupon Mr. Evans in a speech withdrew his motion to accept it until the next meeting and the secoud giving his consent. The excitement which hi.d been running high tluriug tho llery speeches, simmered down. It was clear, however, that had the question gone to a vote that Messrs. Reynolds, Jones aud Scott would have voted against tho proposition. These gentlemen who were left out of the meeting which the light committee held with ci dozen business mcii, asserted I capitalists. All mouej's pnul t-hut the question came before them
Elmore and Evans was that as a largf I Pany
Company's proposition should be
matter will bo thoroughly canvassed during tho coming two weeks, but whether or not any Councilman will be converted from his present belief is a question of doubt as each one is apparently much "sot" in his opinion just at present.
B_au Pole aud Morning Glory. Yesterday afternoon at the home of James Adkius, occurred the marriage of Rev. William Bolaud, of Sugar Grove, Jickson township, aud Mrs. Anna Miller, sister of Mr. Adkius, Rev. Samuel Meharry olliciating. This consummation came about through a meeting ot the two parties during the holidays. March was tho appointed time for the wedding but yesteiday Mr. Boylaud's housekeeper went away. He became lonely drove to thi city and informed Mrs. Miller that she must marry hiai at once, liev. Boland is one of the oldest residents ot Shawnee Prairie. Ho has resided a mile and a half north of SugarGrove M. E. church for many years aud has reared a family of children who are an honor to his gray hairs.—LaFayette Courier.
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Mr. Boland is the gentleman mentioned several days ago as proposing to several ladies in this city during the Pettit trial offering each "a gallant bean pole on which to hang her morning glory."
Oircuit Court. d|?
Annie S. Porter vs. Jasper N. Porter, divorce. Divorce granted. Lucinda Bowmau et al vs. Henry D. Yancleave guardian of E. P. Hallett, partition. Commissioners report accepted.
Wm. I{. Vance vs. Madge Vance. Divoroe. Suit dismissed on plaintiffs motion.
Ezra C. Voris vs. Harvey R, Davenport. Complaint on two notes. Plaintiff awurded §177.87 and costs.
Ezra C. Voris vs. Henry Tomlinson. Complaint on two notes.tea^Plaintiff awarded §248.44 aud costs.
Go where you will, you will tind people using Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and unanimous in Its praise
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•LIGHT. MORE LIGHT.'
More OomuaTativo ligures ou the Cost of Lighting the Oily-': To the lOditor.lounial:
As there havo boon povoral artiolos appuurod in your excellent paper touching ou the subjoct of the city owning an elccfcric liphtiug plant and also some, rather suggestive comments on the attitude of Messif. Scott, Jones, Reynolds and the Mayor in this nvitter, 1 have prepared some tigures 011 this subject which should like for tho street lighting committee as well as yourself and all other tax-payers to investigate carefully. Suppose the city should install an incandescent plant with 300 lights on the streets ranging from 50 to loO candle power with capacity to furnish commercial and resilience lighting. Assume that the city issue bonds to tho amount, say of SUO,000, payable in six yearly instalments oi §5,000 each, which is §1,000 per year less than the city now pays for lights. Tho light bill for December, 1800, was %?50-i.b0. We would havo bonds, $150,000, cost of issuing and soiling bouds, $150, interest on the bouds for the six years, §5,'250, making tho total cost 01 plant £35,'i00. Estimatt cost ot maintaining and operating plant per your would be as follows: Superintendent's salary Electric engineer Mechanical engineer Fireman-. Asst. Fireman and trimmer Coal Liepairs Stationery, etc Renewals l'orUUO lamps Oil and waste Bjiler compound Incidentals Depreciation 5 per cent
belJ the
majorit.v of the moneyed men aud heavy P'^y—Limited—20 Bucklersbury, Lon-tax-payers desired the Water and Light
tlou
E-9*
accept-!
ed it was the Council's duty to jbey I Taxpayers, do you want your money them. It is needless to say that the sent to England, or do you want it kept
Tho Council l^oceeding to miscellau- than is shown. Also, I have made uo oous business ordered the telephone taken out of the city building. Ttie City Attorney, Engineer and Judiciary committee were ordered to have an enumeration made of the city voters and have tho city redistrictid by tho next meeting. 'J. ins was done in accordance with the ue»v law limiting a preoint to 250 voteis, and is in anticipation of the approaching spring election.
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7'JO HI 0 700 tiUO 500
l,7fiS 400 100 7:J0 1-J5 r.o 150 1,770
Making total of $"5,503 lu aaditiou to tho 80 arc lights now in use it will take 50 incandescent lights of 100 caudle power each to tully light tho city. Taking the schedule of prices as proposed by the lighting committee and accepted by the Water aud Light. Comp iiy we can estimate tho yearly revenues as follows: Street lights, §4,000. 400 incandescent comn.ercial lights of 100 candle power at §18 per year each, and say 800 residence lights of 15 caudle power each at 80 per year we have a total of receipts of §15,010 per year. Deducting §8,503, it leaves a balance of §7,437 per year which for six years would make the sum of §1-1.022. Deduct the cost of plant it leaves §9.222 over all expenses. Taking the worth of plant at the end of six years which would be 70 per cent.of cost we have §24,780. Add to this the §0,222 of surplus, it gives the citv a net gain of §34,002 for six years' operation. If other cities are accomplishing even better results than thin, why canuot Crawfordsville do as well?
But suppose the city accepts tho proposition of the street lighting committee, it is safe to say that at the end of six vears we would have paid the Water and Light Company the sum of §20,400, tor which there is nothing to show, save the monthly receipts of
lor
luting remitted to New York by
tlie
0lfcy
and from lhere is
given for further consideration. The England in payment of interest on the main teuor of the speeches of Messrs.
,JOUis
of tlie
forwarded to
Water and Light Com-
Municipal Trust Com-
England of which Sir Oharles
E. Lewis, Burr., M. P. is chairman,
at homo and get U19 returns from "it yourselves? You will observe I have estimated the maximum of 00 it and expense while the minimum of receipts have been computed, consequently the actual gain in favor of the city would be far greater
allowance lor street lights to be increased during tho six years, which everyone knows would have to be done. This would still be more favorable to the city. I am sure that Messrs. Scott, Jones,Reynolds and Carr are not wanting to "talk the matter to death," nor are they posing unalterably against the facts and the interest oi the city. No later than last September the Council was a uuit in favor of tue city owning this plant. The lighting committee please show us the ligures that have changed you. Ouseuveh.
A Combined Service.
A service of unusual interest was held at St. John's Episcopal church on Monday evening, January 2(. It was for the deaf-mutes of Crawfordsville and vicinity aud was interpreted in silent sign language by the Rev. A. W. Mann, of Cleveland, O. The Rector, the liev. H. M. Johnson, read evening prayer and the sermon of Mr. Mann for those present who could hear. From the sermon the following l'acts were gathered: The Episcopal church with her Prayer Book System, takes the lead in America aud England in church work among deaf-mutes. In America eight clergymen are ministering in sign language. Four are themselves deaf. Mr. Mann occupies a large field, extending from the Alleghenies to the Missouri river. He lias planted missions in all of the large oities, which he visits at stated times to preaoh in sign language. The other clergymen have charge of missions in NewYork,
Philadelphia, Bos
ton, and other leading eastern cities. The Rev. Mr. Mann was educated at our institution at Indianapolis. Some years after his graduation in 1858, ho taught at the Michigan institution. Leaving there in 1875, he has been actively at work among his widoly scattered brethren. His sphere of travol is larger than that of any missionary in tho world, as liis field of labor embraces fifteen dioceses. In the couse of the year he travels 40,000 miles and only spends nine Sundays at home. He loft on the mid-night train last night for Cleveland. .'v'V
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FROM
CHILDHOOD
When nn infant niv body broke out. nil over with mi eruption or rash, which became more aggravated as I grew older, iiivery noted physician 111 our section was tried or eonsultVr
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CiUU0 of 1
visited
Hot Springs, Ark., and was treated by 1 lie best, medical men, but was not, benefited. When all things had tailed I determined to try S. S. S., and in four months was entirely cured. The terrible Eczema was all vOUi,.'iI\°^
s'^n
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general
healt built, up, and 1 have never had any return ot tho disease. (Ji:o. W. IRWIN, Irwin, Pa.
Tieativ on ISlood and Skin ?ases mailed N*. SWJKT M'ECIKIC CO.. .ulanta. Gc.
18 IT MIKE?
The Wife and Daughter of MiKe Lane Swear the Picture is That of ^Hart aud not Lane.
The depositions iu the case of Mike Laue alias Wm. Hurl, upon whose §100,001) prc.p.'rty in Whatcom, Wash., a counter claim is filed, is still going ou. The strange part of it is that Mrs. Laue and her daughter havo both sworn that the photograph which is
exhibition in no wise resembles Lane, but is a good likeness
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Death of Mrs. A. A. Gee-
Rev. H. M. Middleton received a note on Tuesday from Rev. S. B. Town, at Greeucastle, in which I10 stated that the wife of Dr. A. A. Gee died at that city Monday morning and that the funeral tooL place ou Wouuesday at 2 o'clock. Mr. Geo had been ill somo days with catarrhal pneumonia. Mr. Geo was once stationed hero at tho Methodist church, and his wife's mauv friends will be grieved to learn of her death.
Pontious & Lacey.
This morning the business of tho late O. M. Lacey was purchased by Harrie Pou tious and Charles Lacey. Mr. Lacey will shortly remove his family hero from Blufi'ton and take up his residence in this city. The numo of the now firm will bo Pontious Lacey, and THE Jouknaij predicts for them a prosper ous business.
Epworth League-
An Epworth League was formed at Roberts Chapel Sunday evening last by Pastor Staflord. Miss Ester WycolY is President Miss Nora Jones, VicePresident Miss Thompson, Secretary Calvin M. Breaks, Treasurer. jaguo at Wesley is iu a prosperous concition. The meeting on last Sunday evening was of unusual interest.
Country EeBidences BurnedMonday morning the fine country residence of Abraham Peflley, one mile north of Ladoga, was totally destroyed by fire, a few of tho household, goods only being saved. .v
Sunday tho old residence of William Shuey, of Sugar Grove, was burned to tho ground, together with tho effects of a renter, who was occupying it.
Probate Court, -y$~
John M. Shultz has been appointed guardian of the minor heirs of Petor Lewis Fisher deceased. V/
John II. Shultz has been appointed guardian of Wm. P. and Julia Nelson's heirs.
Wm. W. and James E. Dauglierty have been appointed executors of the will of the late James Duugherty.
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a certain Win.
M. Hart, who married Mrs. Lane's sister. They are very positive iu their affidavits and if they should hold good Lane's property would hold good for him. Lane, himself, lias entirely disappeared Iiaviug deeded his property to Annie Woods who is now posing as the wife ot' Win. M. Hurt and to his three sous by his real wife who are now in Whatcom and tho defendants in tho counter claim suit brought by one Michael Garvin. Mr. Bruuer represents the defense aud has taken a number of depositions to establish the fact that there is such a person as Hart and that the photograph is that of him and not of Lane.
Mr. Coppuge, who represents the plain till', snys he can readily establish the identity of Laue aud Hart. Ho says Mrs. Lane is influenced iu her affidavit by tho lacD that lior sous are defendants ih the suit, aud she believes their success would be of advantage to her. She .stated in her ailidavit before Brunei- that the did not know why Laue left, or where lie went, but iu her affidavit for divorce s-jveral years ago she swore that he went west with Annie Wood.". Judge Thomas identified postively the picture of the alleged Mrs. Hart as that of this Anuio Woods for whom lie procured a divorce before she fled with Lane, aud also testified that Lane paid for this divorce. Ho testified that tho photograph was a striking resemblauco to Laue. Judijo Suyder, Judge ll irney, A. l'\ ltamaey, Gen. M. D. Manson aud others have sworn that the picture is a splendid likness of Lane. Mr. Coppago states that the counterclaim to tho Lane-Hart property which was filed booause it was entered under an assumed name in violation of the United States law, is sure to hold good.
little kiftejjs, soiled Hjeir Diitierjs,
iVld dictyl kljov/lo do "fi" Wise old friend
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DI0KE LittON \KEN UP.
Ed Cory Wiv juind Before Urawfordsvil.o Jl.loit Pmi Iu the Crawfordsville Journal ami Indianapolis Newn of Wednesday there appeared a challenge from Mr. Howard I Dickerson,of Crawfordsville,to light any heavy weight in ludiana for a purse of §800 and the Hornet is authorized by Mr. J'id Cory to accept tho challenge, providing that the fight can come oil' within 00 days after his fight with Tun Foil which takes place Thursday, Fob. 5th. He also extends a challenge to any heavy weight
Tlic iMoMior'H Krlend
Not only shot tens labor and io.-isens pain attending it, but greatly .liininio'ieH tho danger to life of both mother and child If used a few months before confinement. Write to The ISradliHd Regulacor Co., Atlanta Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye &, (Jo. Crawfordsville, Ind.
To Nervous Oetiilitnted .Hon. If you will send, us your address, we will mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated KleetroVoltaic IJelt and Appliances, and their charming efl'ects upon the nervous debililated system, and hew they were ijuiekly restore you to vigor and manhood. Pamphlets free. If you arethus aniicted, we will send you a holt und appliances 011 trial.
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Vljei %se little kittens, Vfosfyed %ir njiifens Willis SOAP of amber ljue, QoicMy ^islject e&cli st&ty, 1
Aid %ir njifteiji
"Were as bnjfybarjd 50ft as
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ludiana for a purse to
bo agreed upon t/j fight to a finish, he preferring to tneef, Sam Grant, of Lafayette, or Lewis Carter, of Indianapolis. Mr. Cory means business aud intends to stand by what he says, and if any heavy weight iu Indiana desires to havo tho honors of ohampiou of this State ho will first havo to best him. Newspaper talk is no longer needed ano anyone desirous of meeting that goutlemau can meet him, sign articles and decide upon tho stakes to bo fought for, at any time thereby deciding who is entitled to tho claim of being tho best mini. Call on or address at present, Ed Corey, Wayu otovui, Indiana.—Wayiiotown Hornet.
Marriage License-
m. Rupell unit liullio Flanuigan. Samuel 15. West aud Lillian A. Fraley.
Lora O.
Stratton and Nancy P.
Stephens. Frank N. Dukes and Mary N. Wilson.
To Open a Plunibiug Esteblishment. Mr. Lai1 lour, of Chicago, i« in tho city to open a plumbing establishment. Ho will carry a full lino of fixtures and will do business iu tho latest stylo, being a plumber of many years' experience.
Voltaic IJki.tCo.,
vJ: Marshall, Mich,
Cold In tho head? or Chilblains?
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The beet salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt llheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all okln eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon»y refunded. Price, 26 cents a boa, For sale at Nye & Go. drugstore.
Catabrh Cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shlloh's cakirrh remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal Injector free. Moflett, Morgandb Co-
No one evor tried Simmon's Liver Jlegulator without being satisfied with Its eilaet.
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