Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1866 — Page 3

feTATB OF IHDIAKA, Montgomery County, Court Common Picas—June Torn. 1600. Margaret Willis,

Divorce.

ueremiah Willi*. romemborod, tbuton the 29th day of March, the year 1800, said plaintiff liy William 1'.

her attorney, produced, and filed in tho Vierk 8 office of said Court, her complaint for Di?orco as cnuse of action in this behalf, and also the affidavit of a disinterested person sotting forth that the said defondant,

Jeremiah Willis, is not a resi

dent of tho State of Indiana. Mow thorefore notico

npi

mon Pleas of said county, on the second day of the next torm of 8&id Court to bo held nt tho Court House in Crr.wford8rilte,on tho first Monday of Juno* 1860, (June 4th) then and there to answer said complaint.

Witness my hand and tho seal of said

I.S I Court of Common Ploas this 4th day of r'°-i April, 1800. —-V WILLIAM K. WALLACE april.18C0-w-o-t4. Clerk.

•fMdministrator's JYoticc.

NOTICE

is hereby givon that tho undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Jot'oph Blue late of Montgomery county, Ind, deceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate, will please call upon tho undorsigned and eettlo. GEO. W. iloWILLlAMS. raarch31'00w3 Administrator.

HAVE YOTJ EEAD

Tlii ©torv

slightly modified to nuit tlio

Time, Place and Occasion:

The shades of night were falling fast, As through a Western City passed A youth, who bore, 'mid snow and ice. :fe§s!)|tf A banner with this strange device

"OOOD NEWS!"',,

The news was that L. A. FOOTE CO. had just feccived alarge lot of New fiords, making their stock fuller and more complete than it Inid ever been, and tho best stock in their line ever in the city of CruwTordsvillo. »,'v -y

Ho passed where hangs tho sign o'ei iieiul, "Nofarthcrgo," a young mnn snid "You'll find no better far or wide''— And loud thatsn.ic-horn voice replied:

"GOOD N EWS!'!

For the information of the public, wo would any that the sign referred to is that ot the "COIINKU lfook STOKK," (you can see it from either Green or Vernon streot.O and the yoiuignian who stopped the. traveler was John K. llobin.-on. Jr.. who has been in the establishment a year, and being v.-oil posted in the business, knew what ho was talking about when lie told the gentleman with the banner to stop. If you doubt, call and ask him.

And now he stands within the doofr-* 1 Where goodsare found from wall to And with a smile and wink of eye,

He says in accents clear and high.

50HSEE NEW HOODS!\ ...

He saw Bibles. Testaments, Pra rcr Hooks and Ilyinn liooksfor all denominations. Albums. Histories, Novels, Music Hooks, a great stock of miscellaneous Books. all tho School Books in use in common TTT\"\ TO Schools, College Text Books, Blank and Memoran- XJLXJ IO dum liooks, Pictures, all sorts, kinds and sizes, Piotxua Frames, Moldings, l'nper of every size and kind. Wall and Window Paper, Window Shades, Cords, Tassels En, elopes, KUtes. Pencils. Ink, Pens, Toys in great varioty. and Notions of nil kinds. In fact. if you wore to ask him he would not be able to onuwerate the half that ho did see. Xordid he forget to inquiro the prices, which, being lower than he anticipated, and finding many things he wanted he bought quite a largo quantity, which led to the following results:

At break of day, towards the broo is His way a thirsty fanner took: He hoard a voice of wild despair King dearly through the morning air— "GOOD NEW.S!!s

The farmer was astonished for ho could see no one. and so he brought out his dogs for a.Jhunt, an^Jind the mystery explained as follows: t"®*'-5

A traveler, by tho faithful hound, 'J All buried in Now Goods was found Still in his hands, as in a vico, gggpgjgijg That banner with that strange device: '-GOOD NEWS!L

The fact i? that ho had pot too many articles for his money and was not ablo to "toto" them home, and so got into the above unforlunato predicament.

•IIS 1 fear tho youth who bravely 1ioro|! fcfcf The Kxcclsior flag in days of yore,4® The "Corner Book Store" had not'f ^fiiS Or lie might now bo singing rouud-'-GOOD NEWS!" "i il j.T -h£

The reason wehavo for this belief is. that if he had found the 'Corner" ho would have bought so many cntertainniR Books that ho would never have undertaken that journey, but have stayed at homo and made a quiet citizcn.

Our hcrolives, and lives this day, If you'd liko to know I'll toll you tho wny «v Hi-- mind was full and his heart was warmvi' 2 .And ho was only singing amid the storm. "GOOD NEWS!"

lie wa-, rescued from his perilous condition, went, on his way rejoicing and gladoned his family and friends with a bountiful supply of Books, Stationery. Toys, Notions, Ao., which ho hud bought at thoplaco where you get cheap goods and tho rightJchimge back.

And now with goods in his arms and hands, SIMS- floods on his back, in goods he stands— i!«j And costing but a very few fips—

The well known sound comes from his lips. "GOOD NEWS!" i' W.t -n

It may bo s.iid thai tho youth above mentioned wns employed to blow for FOO'115 .t CO., but you can bo convinced of your mistake if you will cnll and see the best assorted and most complete stock of goods in our lino over brought to the city, and at pricossto suit the times. -cy

The youth forgot to sny that wo koep a General News Depot, where vou can find a full supply ol AltAZl.NES and Utd'arj Pajicrs.

Also have for salo tho "Wilcox & f.lbbs Sewing Mnthine," which we invite you to call and seo. «w. Any goods noton hands promptly ordered.

Thankful for past favors we would rcspcclfully ask

r°Mare1h131?]C8Co!

Court

Carolino Plunkctt.

L. A. FOOTE CO.

STATE OF INDIAIVA, Montgomery County, S Common rleaso Juno Term 1P60

Witnoss my hand and tho seal of said Common Pleas Court the 4th day of April, 1866. (apr7'66w4) WM. IV. WALLACE, Clerk.

L.S

Table Cutlery.

A I S

AT COST!

NO HUMBUG!

OALL _A_ZDsTD SEE

JOHN HOOD

EMPORIUM.

SAVE VOI IS iHOiVBV!

Persons wishing to get Boots or Shoes

AT COST!

Cnn tlo so 1 calling .it

O O S

COME.

Complaint for Divorco.

William II. Plnnkctt'

BEinitthoand

remembcrod. That on tho 29th dny of March year I860, said plainti(TCarolino I'lunkett produocd filed in tho Clerk's ofTico of tho Common i'loaso Court of said County, her complnintfor Oivorco, as cause of action in this behalf, and alio tho Affidnrit of a disinterested person, sotting forth that tho said defendant, William H. Plunkott is not a rcidont of the State of Indiana. Now, therefore, notico of tho filing an*1, pendency of said action is lioreby givon to tho sr.id William II. Plunkott. that bo may be and appeal boforo tho Judgo of tho Court of Common Pleas, on h- second day of tho_ next term thereof, to bo hold ,ii tho Court House, in the City of Crawfordsvill''. on tho first Monday of June, 1866, (June 4) thon aud thero to answer said complaint,

SEE,

^ISTD

Be Satisfied!

April 28, 1365. scltwe.

DEALERS IX

BOOTS SHOES,

Corner of Main and Green Streets,

T\70ULD respectfully call the attention of buyers MLR '1Lri

ailJ

magnificent stock of Boots and

Shoes. Tho stock consists of

GENTS FINE SEWED CALF BOOTS,

made for us from the best stock and in superior style.

Pegged Calf Boots,

fine find heavy—the best of gooda and very cheap.

HEAVY KIP BOOTS,

RUBBERS OF ALL KINDS,

BOYS BOOTS, Y2

LADIES POLISH BOOTS,

Xj^LIDIESshoes,

HMHnnmi

Children's & Misses' Shoes

of the rnostclcqant. patterns and styles in sreat varieties. Wo have secured the exclusive jnttcnt right, for Montgomery county, for manufacturing on

Plnmer's Famous Patent I

which cxcelstill others fi.r maltinn eleg.nu fits and giving durability to our work. Territorial rights e.n.» be scoured by calling at our estnUii-i-mcni.

We keepcvorvt.uinK in the line that can be called for.. »mi sell at the lowest, figures. We shall continue as in the past, to lead the trado in styles and prices.

april -l-lPOG-nXt.1

mtm

Crims Si IS lino.

Sill

OUT

An Old Song Set to a NeW Tune. 071866^ i'

"Ms spring appi mrln Ants and It oat hn

From their nt And Mire nn I 11 In tpitr ih Gaily ft ij a! tit

"Ifi years established in X. Y. City. "Only Infallible remedies known. Kroc from Poison*." "Not dangerous to the human family.' "itats come out of their holes to die."

Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, Exter's,

Is ft paste—used for Hats, Mice, Roaches, Black and lied Ants, &c., &C., &c., &c.

"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator.

Is a liquid or wash—used to destroy, nnd also as a preventive for ftcd-liugs, &c. "COGTAR'E" Electric Fcwdcr for Tnsectr,, is for Moths, Mosgxtitoes, Fleas, Bcd-liugs, insects on Plants, Fouls, Animals, Sic.

TTT NKWARE of nil worthless imitations lrpKco thaf'CosTAH's" nnmo is on each Uox, Hottie, and Flask, boforo yon linylETAddress. HENRY R. COSTAR, 482 Kroadway. .N ITTSold in CHAWKORUSVILLE. Ind.

And all 'Prnggisls nnd Retailers.

18(56. K-Zte*

1XCRKASK OF RATS.—The KAUMKH'R GAZI:TTK (Knglish asserts nnd proves by figures that one paii of KATS will havo a progeny and dcsccndnnts no less than (151.050 in three years. Now, unless this immense family can bo kept down, they would confiuino more food than would sustain 05,'XK) human be-

'"frT'Sco"COSTAR'S" advertisement above. ..™„

1866.

RATS versus 1HRDS.—Whoever engngos in shootingsinnll birds is a cruel man whoever aids in exterminating ltATS is a benefactor. Wo should like some one to give us the benefit of their experience in driving out tlieso posts. Wc need something bcsidosdog", cats, and traps for this business,—SeiKNTIFIC AMBHICAN. N. Y.

J]:YSco "COST'.K'S'jidvcrtiscmcnt above,

1866.

"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTKRMINATOH is simple, safo. and sure—tho most perfect RAT-illcation meeting we havo ever attended. Every Rat that can get it. properly prepared, will oat it, and every one that eats it will die, generally at some placo as distant as possible from whero it WHS taken.—LAKE biioitb (Mich.) MIKROK.

JJ-pSco "COSTARs advertisement abo\

1866.

A VOICF FROM THE FAR WEST.-Speaking of "COSTAR'S" Rat, Roach, Ant. Ac., Exterminator— "more grain and provisions aro destroyed annually in Grant County by vermin than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer."— Lancaster Wis. Iiemld

ITr'Soo "COSTAR'S" advertisement abovo.

.. 1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin noed bo so no longer, if they uso "COSTAR'S" Exterminator. Wo have used it to our satisfaction and if a box cost $5, wo wonld havo it. Wo havo tried poisons, but they oflcotod nothing* but, Costar artiolc knocks tho breath out of Kats. Mipn, Roaches. Ants, and Bed-Dugs, guioker than we can write it. ItiIs in ereat demand all over the countrj*.—Medina, Oi Gazette.

IFpSee *'COSTAR,8, advertisement above. JrJ'Sold in Crawfordsvillo, ind.

and a:l Druggists and Pealcrp.

E A N S

Df Montgomery County!

YOU

Yon will Sa?c Time, Expense of Freight,

AND

Avoid the risk of Decline in Goods

BY GOING TO

LAFAYETTE

ANI)

Stop at No,

Earl & Hatcher's

New Block,

rriiiiiDM

Vew Wholesale Dry Goods Ifouse.

Our Goods are

ALL NEW AND FRESH,

and compriso everything in the line adapted for

Ladies and Men's Wear,

Full Lines of Notions

AM) SX

FANCY^GOODS,

Ol." TRICKS ARl'jfci

st.nL

comimcTEn

»Y

New York Quotations-

ORDERS ENTRUSTED TO US

vin ni

Filled With Special Care. ^^Jxlpsssm»"

ALWAYS at LOWEST PRICES.

S. WISE & BROTHER, 4, Earl & Hatcher's Block,

La Fayette, Indiana.

mni-'l'GGchlDee30'C3wc-3c-nifi.

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Executors JYoticc.

NOTIOB

is horeby given that tho undersigned has boon appointed Kxocutor of tho last will and testament of Samuel H. Hicks, lato of Montgomery county. Ind.,deceased. Said ostatois solvent. april"8'66wc3. JOSKl'il A I.LION", Executor.

OAAA TC WAliLPAPHRandWin OVJ'/vi JiJv/X-/ O dow Hangings nt from 15 cents to $1,50 per bolt, just opened at tho Fancy Hazaar and Book Store of

JAMES PATTERSON.

febSl'OG. [Wotoo]

Navy Tobacco.

Aco.for

N" excollont brand of sweot chewing Navy Tpbcasale by [dec3tf.] LEE&BRO.

ciiEwnvcir TOBACCO.

AJOBACCOqualityof

splendid Virginia Cavendish Chewing MN REARED ^^^VOTUER.

BITTERS

R0 BACK'S

STOMiU

BITTERS!

CI »W:

I)rSPEPSL\,

H0SACKS

DLOOD

PILLS'

SICK

HEADACHE,

Costivoncp®, nn»! nU liof lhi« 1 towels.

ROBAGK'S BLOOD

CURKSG

SCROFULA

niiil nil diseaso nrising from impure blood.

ARE SOLD BY ALF.,

Dru^ists mill Dealers in Patent ITIedicincs

EVERYWHERE

PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,

A'( (Successors to Dr. 0. W. Koback,)

niar1(i'Cfini3o-lte3myad.

IUB

Kemcmber .lOSl.IN'S. No.! Grocn street, Crawfordsvillo.

SMIfil SOLE PROPRIETOR1',

Kos. 56,58, 60 & 62 East Third St. CINCINNATI. OHIO.

Call at the Sign of the

~MJR JCVdm

TEAsEOT!

-•mi

DR. JOHN BULLS'

NOAH S. JQ3LIN,

(Successor to Joslin «t Hi.cm,) n-,/-

A FTKR returning thanks for past favors, wishes to -f\. enll tho especial nttention of tho public generally to the large and most pcrfcct stock ot

STOVES ami TIJVWJIKE

now on hnmls. The best and grcntest variety of

COOEZI^TG-

T/.V-

STOVES,

nvnr AfTcrod in tho CVawfordsvillc innrUol, and

Warranted-.

io give «ntisfnctinn. All arliclos of*

IWIIIVI

manufactured in workmanlike style and from the best tin-plate in use.

una

So fit um Fans

always on hand.

VouHlrif JfMerchants

will find it lo their interest, whim in want of anything in our line, to give, us a cnll. Wo will sell you goods nt wholesale, for cash or approved produce, at tho lowest living {figures. REl'A 1U1XG, ROOFING, done promptly nnd on fair toril's. Cnsh paid for Copper, old Iron, lings, Huttcr. Feathers, Ac.

Commercial Hlock. f(inar3'6GcH.l

On Main Street, a few Doors East of the J'out Of/ice

„—_ _....v the very best quality of

all PaperP

WOt: I,D respectfully inform my old custortiers and the public generally Hint I havo engaged the services ef MK. JOHN HKOWX, a practical and experienced How Manufacturer, and will keep on band

O W S

MYued.and

Hlacksmith establishment will still bo contin prompt attention given to

llOKSIO SHOEING

and all kinds of repairing. •. N |H. Those knowing themselves indebted for work will pi case make immediate'payment as I need ttio money to cnlargo my business. /-.TJTFPTK fobl"66. JOHN A. GHIfrM".

AXES.

ARefined

Superior nrticlo of Lippcncott fc CoV. Double Cast Steel Ases. warrnn n0T^H%R dec3tf

ooM£»o"cj3sri^

CEDROrti BITTER^

The I^nlcat oimI Nmi Importnnt ,ll»o«rerjr

cfibelVlnriefliiliCeitirr.

No man name is moro intimatoly eonneoted witk tho history ef Materia Medica of tne United States, or more favorably known'as a pioneer in Medical dit-.. covcry, than that of

John Bull of Louisville. Kentucky

his inimitable preparation of Sarsaparillu, haslon^ stood at the hc^ds of the.vnrious.compounds of thai valuable drug.

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY

lias become a houvohold word throughout the wosf and sottth:

His

Worm

ozeng6s

In less than a year after thoir introduction attained a reputatiorf as wido-sproad tagj the continent of North America,

Hut the crowning glory of his life remains to bo atUiineil in his latent discovory. or rathor combination, for ho doos not claim to have bcon tho discoverer of

CBDRON

Which is tho hasis of ..tllo bitters now offered to tho public. That llonc'r belongs to the nativo inhabitants of Central America, to whom its virtues havobeen known for more than two hundred years.— Armed with it the Indian bids defiance to tho most deadly malaria, nnd haudlc3, without fear, tho most venomous serpent. It is a bolief with them, that while there is breath loft in tho body, tho Codron is^ potont tocurc.no matter what tho disease may be."

While Pr. Hull is not preTial'cd to endorso this extravagant pretension, lio is, nevertheless satisfied from a thorough examination of tho ovidonco,relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and provontativo. for all diseases arising from exposure, either to changes of weather and climate, or to tho miasmatic influences, it stands

W I O A

I A

And justly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed'in Central America and tho Wostern State?.'

I]N" DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train of symptoms, it nots moro like a charm than a medicine. Thero is nothing in tho whole rango of Materia Medioa that can for ft moment bear a comparison with it iu this disease:

A full account of this wonderful plant may be foun(i in tho llth edition of the li. S. Dyspcnsatory,pages jpi'f I3s7 and I3ti8,

A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull has bocn for years engaged, has just been brought to a successful termination, nnd he is now enabled^ to offer tp. tho public a combination cf CEDRON with otbor approved tonics the whole prcBervod in tho best quality of copper distilled llourbon whisky, whicK uo if confident has no equal in'tho world.

He might furnish a volume of certificates, but thq pnbliu havo long sinco learned to ostimatc suoh. things af, their truo value. Tho safost plan is. for every one to tost for lumself tho virtuos of a new modicino.

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One trial, nnd you tfiil novor uso any other

It is not necessary to publish along list of diBoasos for which tho Cedron Hitters aro a specific, in all diteases of the

Bowls Liver or Kidneys,

In affections of tho-

Brnin, Dcpeniling a| Slomnch

Gouf, Rhcuniiilism and Neuralgia,

AND IN

and -A.C3-TTE,

It i« destined to superccdo all othor remedies. IT not only cures those diseases, but it provonts thorn.

A wiuegla'sfnl of these Hitters, taken an hour before eueli inenl, will obviate tho ill effects of thoj most unhealthy elimato and screen tho porson taking it against disease under tho most trying exposure. #.i

Sold by ftrsccri nrfal Drnggi.ln OCncrally.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

JVik 'lpnl OflicL

Fifth Street, Louisvillee

E. J.

BINFORD,

•ftd

Ay...

P't

CrawfordsTille, Ind

Bull's SarsaparillaJ

Smith's Tonic Syrup.

Bull's Worm Destroyer^,

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